5 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e38a668d93c3c2d8f308d8e7ae3bd166.pdf 4d9e7fb5c13802afb4b97c63e824a4f4 PDF Text Text ____ __ ___ _____- -___ I i , 1 , WOMEN Evening Herald ]Fj Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974-13 I - - _ I __ - - N W - ri A 1 Wife Wears Rich _ Sister's Clothes ,- c i ve A n ,- Building, Sanford, for the first meeting of the 1974-75 `l ,,. 3-1 -r- _ ____ I ifc all dressed up in her sisters clothes Although I can't afford to buy my wife the kind of clothes Pegg sends her she ouldn t exactly go around in r.t if dr ul in I, that were within our income I've come alu'ls close to asking Huth ni 'to i pt in tthr( dottws from her sister, but 1m iv 'i th ±. suppose it's selfish of me, Abby, but a guy can t help how he fecis What do you think? ' V — - - _____ . . 4 .. -s-' DEAR .STIFF: I think ),on should tell your wife what yo I told me Talk It over, and maybe you can reach an cgreeable compromise. You're right, a y can't help how he feds, and 4 ' i ' L for one, can understand your feelings. I *_ 'I " -. çj1 1 1.1 I DEAR ABBY: My grandmother was one -sixteenth black. She married a white man. Nei ther she nor any of her children had Negroid features, and they all married whites. Th e problem is my wife. I told her of my ancestry before we A - . . I . . 0 :i_ - NEEDSTOKNOW DEAR NEEDS: Zero. A child will he no darker th an his darkest partnt ... ti I DEAR ABBY: I am blind at age 14, and take my Seeing Eye dog Juniper with me everywhere I go. Kids will often try to pet Juniper. I like kids, but Juniper is a..- . . __ _,:_7~1__,_ - tt grabs their children and scream, "what a vicious dog!" Abby, please p rint this so parents will tell their kids to stay , , Mary Neal Tucker, daughter of T.E. Tucker and Helen t ~I .. . v ~ , at Furman, 18 students left Austria and Germany The students will live hi .. - 191~ / \. " -1 -.1 Deltona sponsored the first evening was a floor show with of "The Lamplighters." General chairman for the j , .• - -. i' . 1 / Men's Formal Wur RENTALS // For Weddings, Proms, etc. I( 1. / PIL 322.1013 .• -- - _________ S -A 'itt' I /\7,/ (CT ) Z A L4. * 1 4,f q 1 . - '. -I j. z i I ii fJ/Li)1\\ (s. , I ', it <1 .- f fi6 '1 - Eas .~, ' 01 !;# I.=1;"* i i ! i:z , ig I . lii LIfl a I !f r ,• I Ift k N1W E i t W40XX walail, iI . . : i _ I FROM THIGHS, NECK, LEGS, WAIST - ALL OVER - WITHOUT EVER GOING HUNGRY1 1041. as mahal aly rtd#dq 1%4 Vdh X. I I Tiblets . often i i it stt gd rid ci S ID 20cr nvt s ci eicm:ie fat cu eat 3 tr. we sells a day. yot of as - "*" W umism Mal. sod rwoilitt a " Wdrom easy Poest.r swuf,rkn b4.c* d,bdues M eijmiit tO Utig i a m Orang,j cw Brown. 8.18. 'no waabh/d. 7 This 46411 liffP4111;0A.-r-'a i-1 fist V, Die tiVel fotm-l"Ib tht #10111; its X-11 Rt"'40011 pljft Its The 9i"111418"I shop* going...and if goin iltyerywhilifel Toni Todd doe* if d-cv.r nec . Wftltidinvi / SATISFACTION dUARANTEED OR MONEY 13ACK Gel IM e.t:aordry X1 Red ucing - . _. .__T -_ = - it 4 ~ :~: M _ I BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE %;,~ - ar &. mary h er lest Bev )ver ti i I —' I I= o school board - But, there is little tw the requested guard rail to separate the walkway-bicycle - I 10 - . paths from the highway traffic or construction of an Australian ' Road exte nsion from the schoo l III C H dli "However bringing state Charge commissioners together for a recital of the problerns is not pass have little trouble would bridging a drainage ca nal but III II I y ates 6i 1, * I C 11-A -i I . '' commission chairman and filed school children in the county - I ~, . with Clerk of the Circuit Court much closer to highways that Mt Beckwith, rather than with do not havi guardrails. A the Secretary of State in traffic engineer has also been Tallahassee. called in to recommend safety wt 0 last month hit First Florida plans call for one house per Utilities with $157,000 fine. a - Fla. , . Children under two photoaroohed a bso lutely fr ee ii 14 Church customers Bevis said in an Interview Thursday that a recent Wash- blackout s that rate hikes to M per month f is call us up I I 8A Dr Crane SA Pr. Lamb ........... 8A horoscope ................ 1 Hospital . .. ........ .... 3A Obituaries Television Customers was Interrupted state commission has anything shortly after 6 a,m. ri , a hiIe throwing superstition nut the window. three cigarettes n one m th t __ - _i. - - - .. - I I 7 1~ -.-! --1,1 7T 14. tla r and having fun, says gerous day : 7 , , ,' W_6i Ir.-k. -,t. ~, N _ik -.I-- ~* _.1. 1~, -_-- - - : - -_-%, . 11!_* :!! .. 1_.1F_1___A__"_ _.v_111. __ - I-- -.~_ I __~ .-- - ' At 9:45 a.m. he said the The Black Kats were formed There are no officers, no mirror is wantonly smashed in 12 by American legion- dues, no business to conduct andeachmembergets a piece service had red ffected customers. Utility naires who wanted an excuse to ,and no meetings except on Fri. to autograph as a souvenir. world, according to them," crews discovered a tree limb get together Co tempt fate and day the 13th, when attendance The luck) 13 must he doing & Bevis added. "The)- would cc . 3 e c line in )e process. e pr Mary ran"me ng 9 t. Sachs says he tainly give the impression smission wire in an isolated "We laugh at superstition," absence means automatic loss has no recollection of any (if membership. they're looking out for the big section of Lemon Bluff, which brags a member. members suffering any bad ins, tor and totally forgetting Burfts said tLId shoitcircuited Smokers in the club light Its just a matter of getting suck on t supposedly dan- the line ~ ______ - - When the mood right, a 4 - - ~~ -, ;LN rzk- 1~'~Yi1f~_;:_7-~ Z q~ L ZjC:..g M_ 1-"k_t_~!k -:wv e __~.__ U- __ ~~._~. IV ~- - - __ -- ... 50 :' - II ~- - ' - I ' 4 . - - ,_________ '1.. ....... L -=~- I L- -iji : e f roiii 78 to 85 i -. _____ to do with those two items. "Everything in the world is apparently tied to the financial SB 411 the conawuer .'I ,,, -",. iu .- rate 1 I - , - I - ZT471"Tr7 for sewer customers and $14 per ____________________________________________________ mon th for water custome rs would be necessary to fund the -work Berry said that both sides had — been rigid in previous con,. ROBERT MORR - T ; 1 500 1 I - XW."W Kats ____ . Berlry told commissioners ftt raised questions as to drainage zoning for The Ranc n - Comics Crossword Dear Abby ............... board agreed to rule on the Rural Urban zoning plans Sept. 26, when there will Inhearthgsearlierthjsyear, designation, but the board also be ing ... latory agencies was "Just an 'All they did IA - - . 811 ........5B some ef it quite heated — the - massive, acre in keeping with the present $2 mil li on in repairs would be needed for Southern Gull to ~ Index I - % there and tell us our problems " Bevis said. "I wanted some than 1,500 customers of the NEWARK, Ohio (AP) - viol,'Aing a prinic shibboleth of John W. Sachs, 82, one of the %b answers, I didn't want to Florida Power and Light There's a dining room here this the 1914-1918 trench war - a original members. -, __ I Company less than four hours Friday the 13th that's cluttered sniper could nail you by the Simon "was telling us the an1"he evening begins with each after a mysterious blackout with open umbrellas. car(]- tune thirc lights had been com. Weather Details Page 3A an passing under an opon step struck the area north of &,inford board skeletons, ladders pletvil _________________________ t r and higher electric rates ladder. Then it's time to C , this morning waiting to be walked undcr and lii e Kats are limited to of c, ge ar stories oser a Bevis added. "To be perfectly Scott Burns, d nilrs begging to be broken. i frank, I don't think the man course - 13 members at one nner of steak and seafood in a All are the property of the of the utility company, ex. They inust be World War I dining room at a local bowling knows what he was talking plained the service to the Black Kats, 13 World War I and members of the alley. As the beer flows and the I v rans Meflonville and Elliott Avenue veterans who for 32 years hav Legion. There are tales get Mound The Clock 4, me peoblems are high in- area of Sanford, and Osteen, been using each Friday U 13th fisAmerlLan e original members left The becomes unfit' for all but Bridge - - .. - . - ........ _8B terest rates to the utilities, the Dellona and Midway com. as an excuse to throw a partv current members range in age true nonbeliever. Calendar 3A cost of fuel oil Certainly no munities i 1., 2 ,- 5 .43 11,CA) I Y~ 4 ~-i~, ortrai t 139 . for the cost of building power roncern(41 " 0 wu Oak Leaf is a portion of the 170-acre tract formerly wants In the way of upgrading far the Calbert Development Proposed b Clark for Planned ' without fear of hurting the Corp. proposed "Oak Leaf Unit Development but rejected customers, and with the Acres" pla n. d Zoning Albert J. Clark of Calbert is b' the P1 possibility of a rate increase Board and City Council because seeking approval of plans for hearing," Berry said, an of drai n age, impact and denThe county last year fined &acre developme " e adjacent to Southern Gull $80,000 for fa ilur Fisher and Shore to comply wi th regulations, and Roads In The Ranchlands. The After considerable discussion - M Millage on this year's probably dedicate additional Bi ,. .wnt today to U.S. Treasury WINTER SPRINGS - The problems, septic tanks and "Now we can sit down and Board Thursday night agreed to find out exactly what the county rule Sept. 26 on a revised plan procedure this year has the added that there are many document being signed by the bicycle path-sidewalks for I For Oak Leaf Plan may have been contemplating. city's Planning and Zoning wells and unpaved roads. begins again the developer will Assessor Terry' Goernbel. very pcoducuve," the chair. ington meeting called by feder- Hit man, ll Bevis, said ill a letter al ifficials with state regu h 0 Sea pronouncing themselves happy. Morris was pleased because the hearings can now be held, and Berry because no "irreparable damage" can now result from any fines the county . - : - al -_ f . '/ "But this is rather Inflated, bill, according to County Tax said when the development federal revenue sharing, and Ruling Gulf attorney Roger Berry— , Hattaway said. 2.4 M'i011*ion A public hearing on the regulations. tea1t with at Tuesday's char te r was scheduled for 6 :30 Muldrew's ruling created meeting, she said. pm., Oct. 1. that rarest of all legal situations, lawyers for both sides,--Cwnty utility attormy Ro be rt Morris and Southern - - 11mit: I Per Ilerson-2 Per Family * Nit Appointment Necessary 0 Full Selection of Poses g m election ballot in the city. The question will probably be Commis - Photogra . dcIitIonal Subjerts—$3 • (roups—$l.59 lrr Pcrsoi requesting th e charter be against Southern Gulf if the delayed any decision pending placed on the Nov. 5 general on decides utili ty ?lu1drew a ruling. = Jones said next on the budget precautions, Hattaway said agenda is to get ready the County sioner Greg TALlAHASSEE, Fla, (Al') Secreta ry William Son. detailed budgets for the Drummond, whose district A joint federal-state effort is Bevis sent Simon a copy of a county's departments to includes the Altamonte needed to help solve the pro proposed capital facilities commence operations at the Elementary area is working to len of skyrocketing electric charge that would allow uttli start of the fiscal year Oct 1 sols e those complaints bills,thechatrmanoftheFlorj. ties to charge new customers CLOUDY Fri Photo Hrs, made refused to lift his injunction hearings to include a rate in- board of county cenunissioners against the county levying fines crease, but the board had the actual totals are closer to budget -what ever the rightf.way to the county. $0.3 million-the figure we amount-is definitely set at As for the guard rails, Hat. the massive budget have been working with all 7.25, Jones said, meaning a real taway sa id that estimated costs documentation every year, along," Jones added, tax cut for the citizens from last of 112,000 would require the today said that because of a A compromise on the sheriff's years 7.91 mills, deletion of an entire road from recent state Attorney General's budget and the board's decision Another change in the budget the county's program. He .W- - - scheduled Sept. 3 hearing, but ut ility' this week request the adopted a resolution to the These were among requests of the parents of Eastbrook Elementary School children county commLssion to draw up Iving color '1 possible rate increase hearing "things are opened up for both zoning $74,275 and data A circuit court injunction Oct. 15. arties to be reasonable processing 124,510. a gainst y n g Richard u rew again." In other business, council ing on U busy high hearing on troubled Southern today lifted his earlier inCounty , administrative approved the new charter or. according to District Gulf Utilities has been junction which blocked a aqs Commissioner Mike Hattaway. - Wut Betty Simcoe said the dinance on first reading and Principal IM Reynolds describes Count Bu et civic center paving the way for a corn frontations, but that Muldrew s $ 28,638 up rom'$12,7, general pliance, upgrading and a action today means that services $39,629, building and guard at the school and more safety sign d I lb I from By C1IR1SE1ON HeraldSf Writer R~jad inito Eastbrook school, the ~ __ _11_w~, - -_ L -1 __ - W11 ! *~ *Wjo__ - i _--&Z.i,,i-- season's gridiron opener against Oviedo's Lions Sept. 20. StIS Jones, who labors with the 0 M_n municipal court $29,336 up County commLq3ioners have authorized the extension of the walkwa from Howell Branch Z _-___~Z Circt~t Court Ashby Jones. 8x i low PH 322 524 0if-J 0 ' . i . NI !kjv--C,-. -et _11 ~~ "bookeeping" money, ac- - ' 28 ' - da Pubhe Service Commission _______ .— cording to Deputy Clerk of the because of transfers and -. I1H1 1 fl. Sweaterdressing Superlative 14m n unc ion Selidnole County's budget is opinion that expected federal to create a single 'county-wide that the Australian road right- Sizes 6.18. Now at ________________ - -_ - maintenance $141,759 up from $SS,)0; clerk $-4l,33ldown from • i i - " -_ I --= 736; streets $128,357, down from U35,458; either $15.75 million or $13.3 and state grants must be shown fire tax district for the unin- of-way ends abruptly' at a 500 upon on the books-this year's corporated areas, averted feet wide open field, adding that whether you worry about budget is pegged at $15.75 possible delays and a threat af the land development is 'actual money or million, current1 dormant. Hattaa sending out more than one Car No Ironing. ___ / - ____ 1~ Soft Polyester. I . .. x ____ our -, ____ Varies 0 w f - $l52,&44 from $176,566; finance intothubdIvisionwillcneto Classic of IC - 01' - down 10 $U,988 from $133,458; Win Lose • = I , 1 11 j -- -. Eastbrook • .'1: -o ne the ou , . I 11 ~ - - - ___________________ I . - -- ______ .'.' in,z- . Malbe 200 N. Park Ave. Sanford ______________________________ _______ fr T' I 1. . e ________________ \ I -- complained neighborhood budget in e currently; sani ta tion down to earlier this week. ____ I I . . k 9 first time in the city history Parents . - -- a iL%~_. - ii Trotp The Ladies Chapter of the - Ew- __ - I 1% I - Saturday at 10 a.m. ___. _ ,wemv la . '' ~__ — - __ __ - V I ' Photo by Bill Vincent) dances, The Gypsy Dance, and carry will them. This yeu Florida Engine ering Society Dance of the Seven Veils by Pilot Club mem be rs have will have a coffee for all Mrs. McKeurley, and se veral volunteered to be on hand at the members wives at the home of various schools and help assist Mrs. D.W. Barry, 1941 solos by Ellen Carli of SgL Taylor in this Annual Englewood Rd., Winter Park, Mrs. Felicia DiPaulo tj- - - -X~ -- - . _._T_ 'r._ --s- IT1 - ~ - ~~_n~~ - , _g-~ ~t~-_ - __.. -- - _ \11 - 0 Engineers' Wives receive an official Bicycle i ,, . P DeVoney questioned the Floyd's reconunendatWns, in department from $315,118 to Floyd also pointed to the city's city cannot afford 0 post a inclusion of $77,449 In fire addition to the police depanl6,470 and a proposal to increased crime rate , noting policeman at every house, department revenues for nt, included fire department charge households mon thly that citizens earlier th is week saying the near 60 per cent senirg contracted areas since $369,071 up from $303,062 . ____ ______ I ,:\f.-' , ___ - ac a e et 9 "- . nilnol' 1(1 'hs a stadiumis x I d to be -.. - IL , consists of a 13 ange City and Mrs. Ann Rodeo. Connell of Deltona were ners of Prize& awarded during the evening. r-OM B.L.insM.n'sWr . . Z~ 17- ____ Sgt. Taylor sponsor a bike formed with the Ballet Guild pre viously. rodeo This L . I I - -I . - - A I Th UK I It RY dance of this year to the music l ocal talent, highlighted by two Safety Manuel and a [Jcensc to Central Florida Chapter of the h r .,.0 , ' 4 - .----.. • 830-6673 - dancers who have never per- Deltona Community Center assisted by co-chairman Laura adult supervision will be Saturday night when [Adies Lavery. requested. Each student will Auxilary to VFW Post 10096 of One of the features of ~- , A Buiing £ Remodeling ForBa e Auditions Each \. '.• , cluded in the foreign study safety inspection ched and if A capacity crowd filled the event was Maria M cKeurley, more ftn 10 parts are mLsud I - '. speaker, S. Beau Taylor, Elementary Schools this year prom. The students will Hosts Fall Dance I . P Custom Built A 11 - J - Numerous field trips Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jernigan members had as their guest around three divisions in the __. ~ I , ~ I 1 DON MOORE ____ . ,A ~ ' T - i . .' I Jn'mmirn, rvvi, * private homes in Vienna and study at the Institute of Safe/ tWIHijiii#. _- I " . ptrsora VFW Auxiliary . . CONSTRUCTION - . - - " -*%,!. ,4 .: .~_ . - : I d University. Greenville, S.C. Accompanied by Ilse Engler, Instructor of modem langua Re J \ I . ';:; CONFIDENTIAL TO MY READERS. Are you properly Club with an "Ole Fashioned Safety Officer with Serninole starting OcL with Bus Safety. return to the Furman campus registered In order to cast your sole next November? If u don't Cook-Out" at their Loch Arbor County Sheriff Department. This will be 1, discussed in the Dec. kno* %here to register, phone ANY political party's headquar. home Tuesday evening. Taylor has been with the school and e% ten itbey're In your phone book) and inquire. May I remind "Chef' Jerry delighted all department for 4 years — he wlH receive literature to take you i %fth a quote:rom Edmund Burke) that "All that is necessary for with his famous recipe for i me covers 33 schools and about home to their parents. the triumph of evil Is that good men do nothing." grilled beef patties, and 80,000 students — and he Later the nddivisi on fl favorite covered dishes were visited the 1ot aub for three ('ONFIDEN'rIAI TO "ALIMONY POOR" IN BEVERLY furnished by members to consecu ll t be Bike g istration eg aon w.reuy ti ve years. HILLS. CAL.: Thal's the high cost of leaving: also It's the next complete the summer picnic. II His program entitled "Bike thing that .should be "Nadarized." But ask yourself, would you Following this feast, club Safety" is being planned school will have dleir bikes rather have your wife back? That should offer some comfort. registered. t phase will hbe calle The correct times for "i" d H elp ii ng Hand.' Program. This will be on Sanford-Serninole Ballet Guild Problems? Yo,u*ll feel betttr if you get it off'your Chest. I For a reply, write to ABBY - Box No. 69700.L.A.. COlif. M9. Enclose stamped, geneml safety and will include auditions Sunday are as a simple manual containing follows: 2 p.m. for present H81e to *Tilt letters? Send $1 10 Abigail Van Buren. 112 Lasky Dr., safety in songs and puzzles. company dancers; 3:30 p.m. for Beverly Hill. Cal 90217 for Abby's booklet "Ht.w to writ e Lett e r far All . - r d breaking and enterings Dorfrnan said he warned contracti ng any fire protection Floyd also said a charge for Floyd earlier this year that under Ith new countde fi Dorfman AITAMONTE SPRINGS city garbage service is unbudge ted spending to i n- district plan Council has seta workshop for 1 revenue included for garba ge "fe',itab1e", if not year crease personnel in bo th the rpes Was . anotu"ef way Floyd in a workshop a month pm Moda to bgu prming " and then in the near future raising people's taxes police and fire departmenta ago was told by counclen to , Mayor Norman Floyd's hhstc(I lice Councilman Cal DeVeney said should be halted. hiring perpare budget requests down to pro po sed po re ornrnc nth d tJu(Ig( t a 11cr the city should at least charge a sonnel is worst- than spending meet revenues. depa rtment IiIc Thursday night, Councilman Dan Dorfman nominal fee before con- money forequipment,Dortman he said, he had done the job threatened a negative vote. Floyd said the police budget, (Inminfum owners insist they mid, because new emplo) es council gave him and submitted Floyd at a special meeting for the most part was for have the same right of free mean not only more spendin g the recommenda tion required Thursday night submitted his salaries, increased state garbage collection as I budget recommendation of retiremen t costs, afi v e percent family homeowners aresing e for salaries, but also to equip by his office. It was pointed out en- the personnel and for fringe that Floyd had reduced ,029,63O including a $200000 across the board pay raise and jong. benefits, requests by nearly $1 million. increase for the police an additional police patrol. Dorfman answered that the 4 % I mon te Bu ,, 0 - participating in a fall foreign study program in Austria, organized by Furman Van I) u ii. itid tritii Joe Mathieux at art association meeting The Sanford Pilot I J ~J Herald Staff Writer VISITS SiC WOMEN'S FAIR IA II V "'h t for garbage c V _______ SHOP • I ' ' __________________ ' i away from Seeing Eye dogs DEAR JENNIE: Thank you for your Informative letter. This m ight beagood g Ume to people t ' aaggainssu,ing to be fri dlY vilth ALI. strange dogs. Many dogs are used for protection these days and are trained to attack strangers who come too close. _____ Al . !- \ \ \ \ _____ - nole Student BABY BEEF V siting I a AT PARK N . ~ " c ~,tOf 4 - - trained not to be friendly with strangers U he growls, the mother u ' - • i .0 ___ - ___ / / I :1. (k' .- :-' ' ,*_ ,i *-_. ii~! ]0 _, ~"'_ _'I" I-1~_. 1~00 IN .,-A$*. .. -4 -- _''_ 0 I-mI -- .- _____ 0* ."-- *P* ,, Iice S hu re - - r irj.~~-.a i , / ' / r efends L. . :•,. - 1 6 4, ".-' . .. --- _, -:, *-,*- V. J, f " . , . , - L / Floyd L - D0,11111111 . , t-k V .. \T.1J - she refuses to have any children for fear one might be coal-black. What are the chances of this occurring? . lively critique of members' Mrs. William A. FJlmore, Susan and Hobb Filmore, of 127 paintings before the conclusion Fairway Dr., Sanford, see art work by women artfi%ls currently of the meeting on display at Seminole Junior (allege , - - conducted an interesting and pf— • \\_ - - L .. _ ~-V-J-_ i - _ r- __ ,=r---;:--. __ __ wlzx NVF"__f___1_Q_1A!~~ __ __ - __ -;._1T- _. - ~__._________-: . . __- _- -I I ~r_ ;.r_j~-_T '.F _..~ __ . . - -.- - - I_, .-:.. . ~: I 7, Joe Mathieux of Geneva V .• * . I Art Association will be held °n Nov 8 and 9 During October, members of SSAA kill exhibit paintings at Sta te Headquarters, Deflary Mansion in fleRa I _______________ _7ir_f~ ____ - -',.-~~'-,_~- _.~~ A ~ - - V_,_#~_ ,r,;~ I~Wslr __ ;.. Sidewalk Art Show, under the - I I1 I _____ - ___ - ' ---------- . Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents -_ in Sanford. j I ( - -, ,,..Id I 116 1. . I 11 ;i I see tn I . . Rosamond Chapman led the were discussed, and it wasFlorida State flank, North group in silent prayer and reported the club's 82 active Winter Park Sa vings and Loan . and Holiday House restaurant _______ boxes vf dresses, coats and shoes thatshe's tired of. All Me just l i ke new,and Ruth looks like million dollars in them stu is Slavbe I shouldin't feel (his way, Abby,but it bothers me when __ ; chaL men, and new The Prowelin.. and plailinc-d F:w p m, in the Cultural Arts members activities of the coming year Senkarik's Glass and Paint Co. Pe")'- Peggy's husband is loaded with money, and Peggy spends . rea d — I ne Art Association DEAR ABBY: My wife Ill call her Ruth) has sister I'll call __ I 1 111I I=" nind By ABl(.Alt VAN 8URF.N ____ I ___ A 1. I'I is i S AL ~w ' woll, 67th Year, No. 20--Friday, September 13, 1974 N& - DEAR ABBy I 19" -.- • _ '' 1. . - LIGHTNING 'BUGS' TRAFFIC Gary Mar kl e, minoIe (owits Road [hi1 10,111 traffic control division, %orked'12te Thursday night 013 lightning damaged signal control s)lem at Sanford's U.S. 17.92-W. th St. Intersection. Traffic %as flowing today but police reported kit turn arros still eren t functioning properly at the busy intersec tion. Lion fit raId Photo inRob I )u d) - " -:;' �. 2A—Evening Herald .~ I- .. BRIEF Sarasota Man Charged I . - ..4 - ... ---I . -, - - . . . . - . ! - __________ ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - Two men accused of flying a planeload of marijuana Into the Winder airport near ." r.:-• Truth Before Payoff today in Winder. Augustus Andrew Plott, 45, of Duluth, and Dallas Norman House, 46, of Sarasota, Fla., were arraigned Thursday before U.S. Magistrate Allen L. Chancey on federal charges of marijuana smuggling. Each posted $20,000 bond and were promptly rearrested by Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents on state charges of possession of marijuana. FBI agents have accused the men of piloting a Lockheed Constellation in Iroiti South America. Nearly 6 1 : tons of the illegal weed were funL, bd he piane alter mechanical troubles forced its crew to land it at Winder, officials said. President Ford A vides answers to the many still sell anything or everything ex- under the agreement to release House subcommittee has been unresolved questions as to pre.s- cept the tapes. which any he can tapes or papers to the puburged to withhold $450,000 of iden(i:.t Hill tic, hu he said Nixon pru::'..former President Richa rd M. ton testified on Th ursday. In the agreement to release Nixon's $850,000 transition The $450,000 was requested by General Services AdIIiIrIIS. some and the GSA chief said he money until he makes a full dis- President Ford for Nixon's eix. tration chief Arthur F. Samp. conflr4øne Nlvv)n will keep L •. -" - Fla., couple last year. Pima County Justice of the Peace A. Bates Butler has said if the county has not received an extradition request from Florida by the time of the hearing, he will drop charges against the two. They were arrested in Tucson last month on a fugitive warrant that was later dropped. They still face a Florida charge. Although Butler ordered them freed pending today's hearing, authorities kept Kidd in custody on an unrelated federal charge of being absent without leave from the military. Auto Prices Rise DETROIT ( AP) — Ford Motor Co. has followed the trend set by General Motors and Chrysler and announced price increases on 1975 models averaging about $389 per vehicle. Ford Vice President John B. Naughton said In announcing the Increases on Thursday that Ford couldn't afford not to raise prices. "Today's increases are mainly the result of Inflation. The actual fzjcrease Is substantially less than the amount required to achieve full cost recovery." hi said. Naughton said the cost of building a car has averaged an added $950 per unit since October, 1972. Ford has already made up $400 of that in previous price ticreases. Ford's Increase for cars an average $370:. was smaller than those scheduled by GM and Chrysler, but previous Ford Increases lest the Big Three competitive In most models. - — t!'... ... ........... itit. r.i. Rep. Michael J. Harrington, An additional $400,000 was gate tapes and papers nd an 1)-Mass., appealed to the House requested for him after agreement signed when PresiP.: also said White House executive offices subcommittee nod under the Former dent Ford pardoned him is lawyer Philip Buchen has said de. Presifor that move after three of its dents Act. signed to assure the that GSA would listen to any members had objected to part Rep. Tom Bevill, D-Ala., a lion In thm will be preserved tapes that were going to be deor all of the $450,000 because subcommittee member, had forpost is well as for court strayed. Bevill said that is not Nixon co ntrols the Watergate said he did not believe evidence, part of the agreement however, the tapes and papers. $450,000 was needed because But Bevill said under terms of Deputy GSA counsel Herman "Quite frankly, I do not be- part of It is for securing the the agreement "the governW. Barth said the agreement lieve that Mr. Nixon should be tapes and he said there is no rnnt I! not urcd c gutthi C UuiLg,wpeu(Njxuns grantcd ia ul this money, at guarantee the public will ever any record of any kind to pre- papers can be destroyed for least not until he finally puts an have access to them, serve for history." three years and that none of the end to the cover-up, releases "The government Is not get- Sampson acknowledged that tapes can be destroyed for five the Watergate tapes and pro- ting anything. He (Nixon) can Nixon could not be compelled years. I Car Smuggler Convicted NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The conviction of Watergate burglar Frank Sturgis In a car-snuggling case that involved an alleged plan to invade Cuba has been upheld by a federal appeals court. In a brief, unsigned opinion, a three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected Thursday the defendants' contentions that evidence presented at the trial was Insufficient to convict them. Sturgis was one of five men found Inside the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee on June 17, 1972. The ruling Thursday had nothing to do with the Watergate case. Witnesses in Sturgis' Miami trial said Sturgis and another defendant had led them to believe the cars were needed in Mexico to plan for an anti-Castro invasion. Sturgis and Jerry Buchanan were convicted Nov. 29 in U.S. District Court of conspiring to smuggle rented cars across the Texas border Into Mexico. -.- -e ._ died Thursday. He and copilot Parker D. "Shorty" Cramer made It as far as Greenland in their ploneering attempt to fly over the top of the world. D...I - - -. ... LAKE KATONAH, N.Y. — Miriam Young, 62, author of the book 'Mother Wore Tights" which was made into ne of the first m usical mo vies, vies, died Wednesday of cancer at her home. The book, filmed in 1947, was based on the vaudeville careers of Mrs. — has received Terence Cardinal Cooke of New York and Archbishop William I). Iltirdcrs T American Catholic The - -.. Appeal Date Scheduled by Anthony Whitehead, 40, of Forest City today. Police report Conners apparently stepped Into the Ex-gambler Harlan Blackpa of th the vehicle, three miles burn's conviction In th e Clyde north of Oviedo on Route 419 Lee shooting case will be heard Young's parents. .cdav. Robert Mautz Edith Coo gler TAI.I.AIIA&SEE, Fla. ATLANTA (AP) — Edith Hills Coogler, 56, women's editor of the Atlanta Journal, died Thursday after suffering a brain hemorrhage. Site had written a column for the paper since 1957. J. Paul Getty Ill SOVICILLE, Italy (AP) J. Paul Getty III, the 18- — Auditor General (AP) Ernest Ellison said today that Chancellor Robert Mautz and other Board of Regents employes charged personal long distance telephone calls to the state. In a regents audit, Ellison also criticized travel payment s, questioned benefits provided to the University of Florida Athletic - 0 Getty and Martine Zacher, 24, were married on Thursday in the city hail of this small central Italian town south of Siena. ~k ~ . SEPTEMBER 12, 1974 AVE ON OUR '1'b '. I SANFORD: Mary Ellen Rowe Kathie Jean Mallory AT PARK 'N' SHOPJ - .. ---- 1. ,,, t: William L. Simmons, Deltona '•:' , - _____________________________________________ CALENDAR . 111111,111111 1 ~ 11111,.117l~ I g Sept. 0 0 4 , ep " . . . . 61 sq"N i . , I • AMTRAK'S i NORTHBOUND CHAMPION AND SILVER STAR BOTH LEAVE 7WO HOURS EARUER Thi._Champion T-bone steak, Well replace your old built-in dishwasher with a new KitchenAid Custom, Modal KDC-17A, for this low installed price. Price includes removal of old dishwasher, normal installation and Connection to existing water, drain and power -lb .............. $2.99 Top butt sirloin steak, 6 oz. .... $1.99 Chopped sirloin steak. I'-' -lb.... $1.79 All dinners include baked potato. fresh garden salad and hot buttered roll. Chopped steak sandwich, ¼-Ib+ Steak fries included........$ .89 Lv Served 11 :5091111 Orlando ., w Lv Sanford irk L IX-Lind \m N u' i rk (PL-111) ô:35pm - 7:2 5pin i.I0iun 7.45rtm 3:35pm 5:2 5am (next (ay) ti Thi.__Sth tn Star 12:5011m Lv Jacksonville Arr Wishingron, D.C. LUNCHEON SPECIALS You'll get KitchenAid performance and reliability and a now kind of KitchenAid economy. The Energy Saver feature lets you save more than half the electricity normally used. Songwriter's Guild will meet at7:OOp.m. at the Bee.jay Recording Studio, 2500 Silver Star Rd., Orlando. Guest s peaker will be Eric Shabacher. Auditions for Singing Boys ol Orlando choral group for boys ) t):i:ii 1:3 Spin (next diy) (: iiii Mon ihru Sat. 11 a,m 103pm oil, 1P 11 11!111 ;10 :!t I Wittig F1 I CUSTOM TA I L 0 AS IN SANFORD FOR TWO DAYS SEPT. 14.15 kk DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY Got custom m.mu,.d for your mail o,d, man suits. sport coats, shirts, ladies Su,tt, dr..i, tormaj,'u, coats. SAL E! SAL E! U. S. AODts ICHuo. SALE ! SELECT FROM THOUSANDS OF IMPORTED SAMPLES Rtguiaq Now •., sh worsted su i ts &OQ 70.00 Double kn,t/Clthm,r,spt acktt 42.00 23::: ____ ________ e T _ 21.00 Men's ih.rt 9.OQ 6.00 Ladet/M,n'1 Cashm Top Coats iOG.oa 78.00 Lades knit tutu ROO 68.00 EXCLUDING DUTY 6. MAILING _____ ..,, CALL FOR APPOINTMENT MASTER TAILOR: ____________ _________ I SHIVAATTHEHOLIDAVI _____ TEL. 333.IClo rho.. 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I .- Ce,d'w ..fl_ - __ __ _________ FURNITURE *, . 14W '' Sanford'sNewest.Largest Finest --- (I.%%% po%law, I',1-1 Florida 37771 r .ptn R.ite ._ I it by Cir re, Year 115 40 9 0 I ' . ', r _.: ' --. .0 rpl ,. 0 I' 40 4 , ._1 (I . . '. U7?l i;i Nt?'h - . - Etnbig Ilcntid Sunda' Ilentkl -11d &T . HARD of Hearing? Call 834.8776 4. 0 '1'1 44 '4!1nT1 1 I i~~ ~; 11 ( Ill: I 0 ` 11ic~i -_WULfl,JIJ1JLr_-_-_ ;It ...s ;, . JW 5 weeks, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9:30 10:30 aim, Altamonte Trim, I' 11'.h, I 1C'i' r'i ' Z;;~_ %4 pe ' ____;' _________ u. jo _________________ .: f , , - ' Silm & 0 T -~~ ,,m L - Floods Hear,nq A*4 Cent,, 325%.Hi,y 17452 Cats Bldg CassaW,ry ( ivst no of *24) rLnsIruu-u-u-u-LJ-LrLnJ1_,J%J (rr!I'!rJ;1 Open Every Sunday Sanford Ir '- ,::.:,': ... 10;);;; Chopped Sirloin Lunch............... $1.19 Ri b Eye Steak Lunch .................. $1.29 Munches include steak Iced potatoes l.th garden salad. & hot buttered roll) Sem*inole AppIiance Service 4r' *4 4 4i IuUssricird Wnn wig, The Coonty,8p.mn.,Federalsavjngs & Loan, SR 434 and 17-92, !a)nwood. Open to public. Open l days a week # 2.O9 - - f __ - Howtobviexpentiveinezp,,,iy— or projects. - - - ,' tenant's yards, only parkway and alleyway sections of the Humane Society of Seminole Sirloin Steak Dinner 1-- .. t' poor jobs in cutting grass and shrubbery In projects. Wilson said SHA doesn't cut Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic . Fosh ions SR/I Chairman John Smith ordered an investigation of yard work being done by separate authority general maintenance crews after several tenants complained of SEPT13 14 ,1 14 OUR WORTHY MENU ~ .. "mid 701 Extended Florida forecasts Sunday ihrouçh Tuesday—MtI cloudy wi th occasional thun dershowers north portion. Partly clo cloudy central and south portions flaytona beach taøes for Satur day-, 6:43 6 m, 712 p m, 12 2S a.m . 12 17 m m. Port Canaveral--high 6 - 77 am, 6 - 26 Pm 1 0W 12 16 a rn . 17 13 g m a Steaks open-flame broiled ti i_L-7~_ Z_~ the - tt Terrace and 30-unit Cowan Moughton Terrace. Lake Mary SEPT. 16 CASE (Community Activities Center. Ethel E. Schuette, Longwood State Sen. John Vogt will Service Phyllis K. Rugenstein, Lake address Rotary Club at lun- Ultimate Efforts), 11:30 am., Answer House, 121 Mary cheon meeting at Sanford Sunnytown Rd., Casselberry. Linda R. Bloodsworth & boy, Civic Center. His subject will Orders will be taken for new Osteen be citizenship. referral directory, Bring lunch, cof fee furnished. BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Jimmie (Rhond.a, Brown, Sanford Mr. & Mrs. Gerald (Kathie - — Now on 480 local units other than work under contract to private contractors. SHA executive director Thomas Wilson III said bids will be opened Sept. ) on modernization of 40-unit Higgins Terrace. The authority has $340,000 in federal funds to modernize both higgins _____________________________________________________________________________________ Steven Weldon, other actions authority: The crews In m,1,,,.',,i...,I,..... work funded by federal funds, - Casselberry Johnny R. Bisbee, Geneva In U.S. '. " ' ,.4.ç,, .. Housing . r__.6__1 AlcoholicsAnonymous, SEPT. 17 Sunshine Kiwanis Club, 7 closed meeting, Holy Cross Barbecue dinner sponsored a.m., Cavalier Motor Inn. Episcopal Church Parish by Seminole High School Eugene Grenier Sr., Deltona SEPT. 14 House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 Boosters, 6: 30 p.m. at high Matt1e M. Russell, Deltona school cafeteria, Continuous Alcoholics Anonymous p.m. Marie Caporale, Deltona Women's Group, Hol' Cross Sanford Al-Anon Family entertainment from 7:30 p.m. Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Catherine Leominister, Episcopal Chur'h Parish Church Parish House, 400 Open to public, Cassadaga Joanne A n d e r s o n, House, 400 Magnolia Ave., SEPT. 18 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. p.m. Anne M. La nsing, Deltona Ruth M. Winter, Deltona ( 1/2 lb. Sirloin Strip Steak) - - Added to faculty at Sanford Middle School from left) Robert Mayes, agriculture; Judith E. Burkl,, physical educatjon; Marjorie Adderley, Educable Mentally Handicapped; and James J. Elliott, social studies (Herald Photo by George Hayes) Rose L Zuckerman Raymond J. Turrill Sue Ann Crandall, & girl Regina Lemon Donald J. Doyle Raymond M. Lewis Fred S. Bishop Ronnie T. Nance Jeanette L Rlgot, Deltona Willa B. Sidall, Deltona Dawn Holley Marie Kock, Deliary Herman C. Smith, Deltona ' - - 5ANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL ADDS TEACHERS Earline McDonald Charles H. Polley' Shirley Crews Edgar Gathers Lydia Miller Martha D. Cutcher Nancy Olson Jerry W. ('ox A. (11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sunday thru Thursday) (11 am. to 10:30 p.m. Friday & Saturday) LeRoy & Pat Taylor. Owners Ph. 322-4196 11% li . 11 energy saver dishwasher Irl .. Kirchoff, Mary harry M. Kniffin Sandra L. Gordon Talmadge Ansly Inez R. Toler Jean) Mallory, Sanford 14 _; TV Kitcfr I . _______________________ SANFORD Joyce Ann Davis Barbara Pe Lawana W. Stewart IThonda C. Brown Polly J. Smith Lewis I Hughey Sr. Altamonte Mall is 9 , , m A o*A I / I Sanford Department of housin g and —Heard board member Urban Development (HUD) George W. Brown, selected by approval for cost.of.livingwage tenants, reaffirm his earlier increases for authority crews decision to resign effective Oct. engaged in modernizing local 1. low-rent public ho using units, —Adopted a resolution ac Authority board members cepting $5,000 in state funds for Thursday passed a resolution to a proposed housing boost hourly wages on an rehabilitation program, subject L_._ rr "" ....,.. 'c"-' w nuur. 10 an a orney's ruling that the IfUDaPProveSthe measure move is legal. truck drivers will get $3.25 a —Voted to employ additional hour, carpenters $4.25, pa inters accountants for work on an $3.25, laborers $2.75, labor audit of the authority's finances foremen $3.84 and supenn. from June 1972 to the present tendents $5.05. fiscal year. - _____ I ~ 7___;___ 7-0-,* ~ DISCHARGES _ ,. The Authority(SlIA) is seeking .. _____ 4f - Yesterdays high 9 l morifing Partly cloudy through Saturday *i9 a chance oh after,on and evening thundecthers Highs in Housi __1 / STEAK 101 HOUSE i I. p I . - Wage Hike Asked WEATHER B, ri g I 73 iopl lit Sanford HOSPITAL NOTES M~~ 1i 0 , ,,,...,: Ik1'Jl _____ ''I4f .i:' hNI41 REPLACE YOUR OLD DISHWASHER NOW _____ _______ ______ ___ ________ xluUey BABY BEEF t _~_ - _________________ 1005 !_~_ ...-Z&4 =_ - P . _ t7 I ~;4 ____ ___________ ______________ r....... t,_et_.. ( I Ipt, Avenue, Th ursday. Wilson Jones, 1803 W est 15th is the fact that Blackburn was Street reported bicycle val ued co nvicted of hiring a man who at $110 stolen from Seminole had already been found In- High School, Thursday. nocent by a jury of shooting and Mildred Gill, 1)5 West 3rd wounding Lee in a Seminole Street reported jewelry valued County phone booth in 1971. at $250 stolen, Thursday. - ------- Plumbing, to the January 10 conviction. Mason sa id key to his appeal aimm C YORK. I 6:30a.m. r Items amounting to 1298 ADMISSIONS Young Getty became the subject of International attention in July 1973 when be was abducted while on the way to Miss Zacher's house inJome. . ,_____ - ------ 4- Sanford questions on his written appeal vaIe foundations, and said Board employe Barbara Phillips Todd was Improperly paid for time she took off work to attend Leon County school board woman, Palm Beach. Defense attorney Cheney Mason will present verbal __ - 4 , arguments and answer judge's worth were taken from Wall Association and other pci- year-old grandson of the American oil billionaire, has married a German about Oct . 3 by the Court of Appeals In It r School l ax H Ike Hearing Slated - Miriam Young CASTE!. GANDOLFO, Italy (AP) Pope Paul IV church leaders met with the pope In separate audiences &t is summer residence here on Thur. down farm prices, credit and strengthen social SeSen. Walter Huddleston, D. curity, welfare and federal food Ky., said export controls on programs. He also said the govfarm products are not the way ernment should offer farmers to make more food available, higher price support guaran"We . are concerned and tea. h1rh h,l ii Included four marked his trial. blacks deliberated little more He blew kisses at the jury and than an hour Thursday before silently clapped his hands at convicting Chenault, who Is their verdict. His parents Mack, of the shooting deaths of stared at him in disbelief from Mrs. King, 70, and deacon Ed- the front row of the crowded ward Boykin, 69, in historic courtroom. D r'. u,ui .dIU1CtI 1431 LaLer, as IUS mawyer argued June. for mercy, Chenault trembled, The jurors deliberated only 40 his face contorted, feigning the minutes before returning two spasms of death in the electric death sentences. Chenault was chair. Hassell, 80, who tried In Washington StarNews, Is r" I 1928 to reach Europe by crossing the polar ice cap, Baltimore, CHICAGO (AP) — Rep. W. R. The conference, which drew see improvements. The session frankly scared of any export Poage summed up what was on some 60 delegates, ends today came hours after the Labor De- program that would jeopardize the minds of many attending a after summary reports on partment announced the whole- long-term sales" of farm prod. White House-sponsored farm causes and proposed cures for sale price Index soared 3.9 per ucts and thus contribute to reand food conference to seek an. the troubled economy. They cent in August, Including a big duced income for producers, sirs on Inflation: things are will be considered by a White gain for farm and food prod. Huddleston said. going to get rougher before they House summit meeting on in. ucts. William J. Kuhfuss, president get better. flatlon Sept. 27.28. Don F. Magdanz, of Omaha, of the American Farm Bureau "The farmer and the laborer, Poage said Americans suffer Neb., representing the National Federation, said in a paper as well as the manufacturer, from a philosophy he said origi- Livestock Feeders association, submitted today that federal must be willing to accept some nated with labor unions calling said top priority should be given deficit spending is "the root rough going If we are going to for equal pay regardless of pro- by the administration and cause of inflation" and that the stop Inflation, and If we don't ductivty. Congress to balancing the fed- administration should move stop It, we will surely all go Other speakers, including eral budget, but he said he did decisively to assure Americans dowr' together," the Texas Agriculture Secretary Earl L. not believe It would done, something will be done about it. Democrat, chairman of the Butz, said the federal govern. Jerry Rees, an official of the But Tony T. Deehant, presiHouse Agriculture Committee, ment will have to cut spending National Association of Wheat dent of the National Farmers said Thursday night. before farmers and consumers Growers, said he hoped "they Union, advocated stepped-up don't try to cure all the prob- government programs to prolems of Inflation" by cracking vide jobs, reduce taxes for low, down on agriculture and forcing er-income people, Improve tied -- - the -'nnhir.t -..--. — the new press club president. Earlier In the afternoon, the President will s peak to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. No Hope Of Quick Change ecution. A jury which valued at $228 stolen from his corn- ROCKFORD, III. (AP) .\thtr.r Bert H.J. "Fish" Run Sarro, assistant national editor of the • 'I Bert - Troubled Economy Yields . ATLANTi',Ga. (AP) —Mar- also sentenced to 10 years in cus Wayne Chenault, who ap. prison for the wounding of a plauded and blew kisses to the woman member of the congrejury which convicted him, faces gallon. the death sentence for the slay. Chenault's attorney, Randy ings of Mrs. Martin Luther King Bacote, said he will appeal. UnSr. and a church deacon. der Georgia law, a review of a "My name is Servant Jacob. I death sentence by the Georgia was ordered here by my God, Supreme Court is automatic. F my Father and my Master," As the verdict was read, Chenault told the court after the Chenault, a small, boyish-faced judge set Nov. 8 for the ex- man with bulging eyes, contin. ransom of $2.7 million. iaugur' "remnn$es r rsv off icers of the Wastingtcii Press Club next Wednesday, a White 'frw' spokesman says. 'L' Mrs. King's Killer GetsI Death Penalty Friday, Sept. 13,1974-3A car while parked at ABC Bar on Martha Cuthcher, Bradshaw Hi ghway' in Longwood, Avenue Is listed In good con- Thursday. dillon in Seminole Memorial Charles H. Johnson, 150 North By DONNA ESTES Supt. W. P. Layer told school building site and was Hospital today after a Thursday Spring Lake Drive, Sprin g Lake Herald Staff Writer told by all necessary maintenance, county school employe The board agreedtoname the board members the principal of Loyer that a tract across saving e s ool morning three-car accident on Hills reported sports jackets athletic ac- representatives from every elemen Lake Brantley High School Is French Avenue from Sanford count $4,th ch tary school to be built in Lake Mary Blvd. and 4th street. valued at $120 taken from his 000 this year. Public hearings have been set recommending purchase work level will begin Monday a the Altamonte Springs Barclay of a Middle School is already owned by the -qaminnle School I.Ajard live-acre adjacent parcel Vernon Linder, DeLand and borne, Thursday. The firm has also agreed, wage study of similar size areas Woods subdivision, Lake to by the school 5ystem. Feather Reynolds said, to permit and private industry in Ed,ard Woiirey, Orlando Elene G. Oaks, reported a for 6 p.m. Sept. 25 at Lyman expand the school site from 37 Orlenta Elementary. suggested that a site be found in Seminole '1 drivers c lr two cars revolver valued at 1100 stolen High School and Oct. 2 at the acres to 42 acres. Layer High and Sanford parison with Seminole School said the the Five points area, a central uninjured. No charge.- from East Side Country Market courthouse In Sanford on the asking price for the tract is Naval Academy use of the salaries. Feather asked Layer to enc. county location, now that the O; S.R. 48, Thursday. were lilci and t'L stadium for baseball activities proposed eight mill property $13,000 per acre. Member courage local fire chiefs to R. G. administratIon office, under as well. Salary Studies tax levy for the 1975 fiscal year. Feather, who Manhole cover valued at was estimated at $3,000 worth. attend fire drills at the various deals in real law, no Longer has to be in the was reported stolen from A new stadium, under conschools. Layer said many The eight mill tax for public estate, said the price was a bit county seat of Sanford, The study will show whether Oakllindo Drive and Encino struction on the Seminole County volunteer gh no ng firemen ti are the market is school operation Is in addi ti on hi High salaries paid school Way in Oakland Hills, Thur. to Campus, will be used for employes cooperating with this type 4 mills district capital im- favorable to buyers flOW. Spe ncer Green, 29, Williams stlay. both instructional and Sub-Lease Stadium? f oo t ba ll games this season and program, but many other provement and .8 mill debt Clarke Court, Sanford is in the Layer recommended the noninstiare equita ble firemen Items valued at $624 were the municipal stadium, under do not with to leave service for a total school tax purchase of a middle school site Seminole County Jail in lieu of taken from Seminole High School pnin- long term lease to the school, and compatible, SemSan Nursery ° levy of 12.8 mills. County in the Rock Lake area and that cipal Don $1,600 bond, charged with North Cameron In other business, Layer stations unprotected with Reynolds was will not be needed for Avenue, trucks away for such activity, ~O leaving the scene of an ae. Thursday. , conunissloners have set taxes the Lake Lotus site donated to authorized by the board earlier athletic activity this year. that received board approval to Layer said Feather's cident, no valid driver's license, place schools back on standard Clifford V. Wright, 331 for the new year at 7.M for a tile school system by a land this week to continue suggestion that smoke bombs wun!nn Under terms of the pr total !!!fu! and rec.L qq n...... *I,..___,_ time when andaylight Act of Congress cercc t be county tax bill this year of developer be expanded by the negotiations with the Wes agreement, Rinker willOPosed per- changing from sa (l$U$ L$UI4U4 se t off during drills could 19.J mills. driving, fleeing and attempting Springs re IJUAU'IVU(LC11IUL t 4, b_.._. vi ngs result in a c po rted mower valued SCI L .. 'V hi be ld ing hurt. required Ln time a, to elude police, Since the school board in i ts suggested that consideration be possible sub-leasing of the the City of at $610 stolen from his home, Donald Sanford's lease Many 'parents, W. over the past $51,960,841.70 budget for the given to buying 20 more acres to Sanford Municipal Stadium. It was also reported that the Hoffman, Thursday. agreement with the school, Hacienda Village re ported tools go with 15 acres being donated year, have complained that desks from the old Altamonte Robert Conners, 17, of new f iscal year has set Reynolds said Rinker is Reynolds said. The lease, with daylight sa vi site by a land developer in Winter willing to pay all ngs time during Elementary School are being Oviedo, is reported in critical $1,076,048 for schoolaside costs of about 30 years remainin, is winter months require their sent to the state prl%n ssteni condition at Winter Park acquisition, several tracts of Springs transforming the former autimnatically renewed each children land to walk to school and for refurbishing and reuse in are being considered for The board agreed to name the football field at the stadium for year at annually Memorial hospital after being IF $I buses in p e the mornings while It the relocated school at The elementary school to be built In baseball activity and perform struck by an automobile urc A committee composed of was still dark. Woodlands, operated He was released five months later when his family paid a reported WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford will attend I Free? TLJCSON,Artz. tAP) A young Tucson couple faces a second hearing today on a charge of selling an infant girl in Florida for $200. Unda Allen, 22, and Gordon Kidd, 19, are accused of selling their four-month-old daughter to a St. Petersburg, Lake Mary i,.tri - • Evening Herald iiiiiii PEOPLE ,Ir.riiin .' ..-..._, .. ______ .I L- = ...Jt_._._.____-------------- POLICE BLOTTER . 2587 S. Sanford Ave. 4~ Friday, Sept. 13, 1974 WASHINGTON (AP) pwww~ . .-,E. NA I i ON Baby Sellers - -7.-- Nixon Should Reveal IN . - Open Mon.:thru Sat, 9 fit 6 Fri.9ti18 Financing Arranged 2306 French Ave. - Master Charge Ph. 323.1480 - BankAmericard Sanford ' -, jJ .Aw �OPINION -rriday, Evening Herald Evening Ikvald Evening Herald ' FLORIDA State Teacher U nion War Eru p ts IN BRIEF A P/44A Ford WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKCY, Advertising Director Talk* ng Toi VW U ho c Ti !rE 1%04J ,A/i fk liii I Dickinson Kin Linked To Bank 4 Ja .#I WASHINGTON President Ford has the United States would help them monitor their Umistic that Turks can be persuaded reduce billion drug pills that the United States produces secretly instructed U.S. Ambassador William opium crop but Home L)eItv ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, 114.20; might shut off economic aid If acreage.., each year wind up in the underworld. The United Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All Macomber to warn the Turkish government that they didn't cooperate jd controlling the heroin "Turks claim they have already sold 30 tons States cannot sign the U.N. agreement without other mail: Month, $2.70; 6Moflths, $1620; 12 Months, the United States may withhold economic aid if traffic, of opium from first harvest," added Macomber, enabling legislation, which the drug industry has Turkey refuses to cooperate on opium controls. Three days later, Macomber sent back a "and have to date received inquiries from other opposed. The revivial of the Turkish opium trade could pessimistic report on the progress of a United prospective buyers for up to 100 Ions." Spiro Agnew's good friend, singer Frank be a serious blow to U.S. efforts to curtail heroin Nations narcotics team in Turkey. Ills Greenfield has sought a meeting, meanwhile, Sinatra, has apparently adopted George Wallace smuggling, which has helped aggravate the with team," he cabled, reveal with Turkey's President Bulent Ecevit. "But as the new object of his political affection. Just crime wave in American cities, For most of the"discussions gl ritie foreign ministry officials have made clear," one month after Sinatra's pal Agnew resigned my picture.,, oo heroin, sold on the streets by drug pushers, used "Turkish officials say they intend COfl•• according to the cable, "this request unlikely to the vice presidency last October, the crooner to come from Turkish opium. be granted" centiate acreage donated $500 to Walla ce's presidential campaign Under a 1972 agreement, the United States control but plans as fa as possible to facilitate !t looks asjf the Tur they I ks intend to call President comniittee... The President's Air Onulity have in mind do not ap. paid Turkey $35.7 mill ion to ban ' Ford's hI( !f he !z zjj, opium pear consistent such apprnh, Jse iiuw ol herorn AdvLsory Board seems strangely unconcerned production. This has reduced the availability Parties into th e U ni ted Sta tes surely will r ise and will about th e dangers of deadly lead in the air, reported tersely. i.v*uin in inc United States, bring with it a new surge of crime. But if the particularly in high-exhaust ghetto areas. The Somehow it seems futile to berate readers for But last June, the Turks announced they His confidential cable noted "that head of United States cuts off economic aid to Turkey, board turned down a suggestion from Louis the low turnout of voters in Tuesday's Primary would resume opium production. Former narcotics police is developing arrangements for the Turks may follow the Greek example and IMfllbardO, head of the Public Interest CainPresident Non ignored repeat ed requests from ctectiofl patrolling fields during uritcal pvriol and that pull out of NATO, leaving Western alliance paign, th at it solicit briefing memos on the Had the vote hit, say, 40 per cent then it might ('ongre&s that he pressure the Turks to uphold these propedaangements seem encouraging dangerously exposed in thethe Medite rranean. problem from the Environmental Protection the opium ban. Not long after President Ford on paper." But the cable questioned "how these serve some purpose to remind voters that when moved Footnote: In fairness to the Turks, they have Agency ... Meanwhile, Public Health Service into the White House, however, he sent measures will work out in practice." they fail to exercise their franchise at the tried in vain to persuade the United States to sign ilgures show alarmingly high lead conpolls they the first blunt signal to Ankara. International Narcotics Control Board a U.N. agreement controlling the distribution are turning effective control of their political On August 30, of centrations in the blood of ghetto children in he fired off a secret cable to chairman Sir Harry Greenfield, who met witt) Pep pills, goof balls and hallucinogens. Drug Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, New parties over to a dedicated minority. Macomber, directing him to tell the Turks that U.S. officials in Turkey last week, "is not op. enforcement officials estimate that half of the 16 Orleans and Philadelphia. They are endorsing, in effect, the politics of smoke-filled rooms and political bosses. But when the turnout falls below 30 per cent of the r ritered voters—who are in many areas a I, ' .10 0 minority themselves—then it would appear that the _-~ people have already made their decision and to Nt belabor the subject would be an exercise in futility. Our political system was designed so that all the -. -. . people might participate in the selection of th eir leaders. When only a very small minority of those ____ ____ eligible take advantage of the opportunity th e .______ system simply isn't working as conceived, And _77 when it doesn't work as conceived it isn't working If q' S at all. jj:..:. -We've never been able to understand the logir _,aI1 ____ 7/ behind the old excuse "I just vote WASHINGTON (NEA) in presidential Usually calm elections. The others aren't important." The fact of President Ford reacts strongly whenever price The energy crisis, brought to a head by the i' the matter is that the others controls are mentioned. Arab oil embargo Just a few months ago, seems are very important. :. There's a reason. New industrial surveys show Governors, senators, representatives, councilmen to have been relegated to the status of an un!* just how much of our trouble today dates back to and school board members all exercise far more Mr. pleasant but fading memory In the public mind. . Congress, too, appears to have an equally . direct control over your lives and purse than does couldNit m's attempt to regulate what companies charge for their products, short memory if one Is to Judge by Its con. __________ the president. Price controls at home when prices were if tributiuns to "Project Independence" the Oddly enough the candidates are far more aware soaring abroad led producers to sell greater great government-inspired effort aimed at of the importance of the Primary Election than the quantities of scarce materials In the making the United States sell-sufficient in world electorate. Vast sums of money were spent in the market. Especially serious were exports of energy by 1. past chemicals; aluminum, iron and steel scrap; So far, the nation's legislators have mandated few months by the various and sundry can. Petrochemicals; steels; copper electrical didates national year- round Daylight Saving Time, a trying to catch the attention and win the equipment, and heat exchangers. favor of the voters. measure of dubious merit In conserving energy •' For Imported materials the situation was which they are considering modifying. Apparently a great deal of it went to waste. The equally bleak. Foreign producers of zinc, A bill authorizing the Alaskan pi peline was voters simply weren't interes ted. So the future of passed (after a rive-year delay) and should be the state of Florida was placed in the hands sold where they could get premium prices. That of bringing some significant, though hardly than 30 per cent of those qualified to participate in was not the U.S. market. adequate, amounts of oil to the U.S. market by the election Price controls, combined In some cases with late 1977 at the earliest. stringent anti pollution requirements where The 55-mile-per-hour limit has helped the costs could not be passed on, reduced profits to a Editor country gasoline consumption but there is tempts toward all-power regardless of cruelty evidencecut point where numbers of marginal firms were Evening Herald that it Is being increasingly ignored by • • and destruction, forced out of business, fur ther reducing supplies. Sanford, Fla. On the other side on the coin, woman has been motorists and enforced decreasingly by The annual smelter production of zinc dropped Dear authori ties, from 1.4 million tons a few years back to 600000 endowed by nature to endure more, to be more . There is no Isck of energy, however, when it A Congresswon has begun a battle to get flexible, to be more patient, to be capable of The House of Representatives Is assuming that "history" Between 1970 and 1973, 300 small foundries went more comes to legislation aimed at reforming the oil women elected to the U.S. Congress more out of business. Shutdowns of aluminum, coke because, she compromise winningly, to recognize more will benefit by Its acceptance and publication of the Industry. Bills abound in Congress, ranging from states, 'women are not propor. easily when to strike and when to negotiate, In doing away wi Judiciary and glass plants have been reported. Committee's final report on th e impeachment of former Uonatey represented In this Nation', th the depletion allowance to short, to be The low profi t margins, some again affected President Richard M. Nixon. The re port will more humane generally then her eliminating the foreign tax credit for U.S If her premise is a true one, then we are a male counterpart. be a dubbus by antipollution regulations, led other firm to nation source, however, for any historians or scholars in the companies to setting up a federal oil and gas of two races, one male and the other future who delay indefinitely expansion When have women brought about wars, riots, are looking for definitive legal documentation as to how the of their capacity, female, each struggling for supremacy, corporation in direct competition with oil lynchings, genocides' const-itutional provisions for presidential impeachment were The range here reads like a roster of basic incompanies here. This, In fact, is not so and we all know that the Women in Congress In numbers, would dustry — Interpreted at this moment In history. caustic soda, chlorine, alloys, factors of togetherness and love, if only by The latter Idea, favored by Sen. Adlai provide a balancing humanism to our men in the Th e committee report includes a summary petrochemicals, titanium, tungsten, steel, themselves, Stevenson 111, (D-111), would put the government serve to of evidence aluminum, defeat th Congress, so badly needed in these times of pulpwood, salt, soda ash, iron Congresswoman premise. supporting three articles of Impeachment, and the view of a In the oil and gas business ostensibly stress upon stress ... a balancing which would to Increase minority of committee members that two of the articles were castings, manganesc and on and on and on. I agree that we should elect more competition by acting as a yardstick for the women to once again bring our And finally, these controls led many corn- our Congress Nation to a renaissance of Industry on such unjustified. The SOOpage document, then, contains charges but I base this upon a totally dif- good-will so desperately needed now, things as prices. Something like against Mr. Nixon but, of course, no defense or legal arguments, pardes to cut back or halt production of key items ferent premise, and I feel a TVA for petroleum. that time has made where profit ?nargins were low and shift to this Impera since there mere none. i do not hold for mere numbers of women In The petroleum industry views this possibIlity ti ve In view of man 's tur bulent heavier output of goods where more money could history. but for those who, by virtue of g While the lengthy report will provide an interesting insightbe made under the regulaUons. There were with a great deal of alarm and as industries Into a bitter hour in our history, It will do little to help define academic backgrounds, cultural values, fine usually do in such cases, is attempting Nature has endowed the male hom sapiens Congress, to show what kind of conduct is meant by the term "high crimes and cutbacks in titanium, in key specialty alloys, with a drive derived from hormone production domestic records, intelligent grasp of political that what 6, bad for it is bad for America. misdemeanors" used in the impeachment clause of the Con. some stiructural steel shapes and bars and which produces in Win inore physical strength goals, are imbued with firm dewcation to the A federal oil and gas corporation is only the tip stitution. Dis was a fuzzy matter before Watergate In terms of railroad wheels (which intensified the shortage and endurance against his enemies welfare of our Nation's people. These are the of the Iceberg of government interference with precise legal precedent, and it is still fuzzy of railway rolling stock, leading in turn to other capable by the female than is women to seek out for our Senate and House private industry, Oil spokesmen . of the gweie. The positive warn. Other In reality, the House report tells only how members of the shortages). results of this have been leadership and RepresentaUves, and these are the women who industries may be next — auto, steel, drug, Overall, there were important shortages in 63 creativeness and Innovation for the Judiciary Committee viewed some of Mr. Nixon's actions, and can ameliorate with logic and snetry banking and insurance, for examples, society of the their view was not unanimous at that. Historians thus will have critical materials, shortages which fed one on human race. 77w tie humours of our all-male Senate and If nothing else, just the threat of government to turn to the political as well as the constitutional arena another to hold back production throughout U.S. an excess of aggressigative by-product has beta edominately-male House who, by 10 veness resultin g g In violen ce their own competition evaluate the definition of impeachable offenses offered by the and 5ftms to have served the useful industry as demand increased sharply at home and repeated wars between sq tribes and clans, and frustrations, lend friction where logic should purpose of keeping the oil Industry Judiciary Committee but never put to a test before the U.S. abroad, then between nations and then entire groups of prevail.To the end of mixing logic with The important thing to note, however,onisIts toes. Static production and increased demand nations the men, in frustration, have used humaneness in a Nation FOR the people, the Stevenson proposal, like much of thethat resul ted in the agonizing inflation we now face. their kinglywhereby other C and premiership powers to conquer, Congres s needs such women, legisla tion aimed at the oil ind ustry, w Economists call It demand-pull inflation, hatever its and in the process, to destroy vast numbers of merits, literally does nothing to add a drop of oil Not for women's lib, not because some hold us Price controls were not the sole cause of other humans, to be two races, but because of the need for In. to the nation's reserves. shortages and inflation, to be sure. As noted Psychologists have told us that the male, who above, the sudden unrestrained financial is frustrated telligent, humane, understanding, dedication, let No matter how one feels about the petroleum by inability to direct his drives us now elect a qualified woman to the United the oil companies constitute about the the demands of environmentalism (a most worthy toward realized productivitles, vents his States Senate, and several to the House of industry, only sector working positively to solve cause) soaked up multünjljions in scarce frustrations visciously to conquer. The great Repres entatives in this year wherein moneys and supplies required for Industrial wars in history we are nation's energy problems, particularly with 4 past, and the internecine given the opportunity, expansion and boosted costs. their Watergate present, attest to men's rabid atmassive commitments of capital for inThere was the worldwi de explosion in Louis Fink creased exploration and development, petrolewj) prices, a global food shortage. There were power brownouts and an unusually heavy demand worldwide for scores of raw materials, -Strange things are happening in the politicial arena, combined with some declines In American I` Ming about new faces—It hasn't IIkS. been announced )et resources as less-expensive and easily acbut there's one whale of fight gaining momentum ('"'\ I"irst %e're told that due to for the the ramiflcitionc of Nanford city commission seats, cessible reserves were mined out. There were W.aterg.iti,' .iiI (If the Incumbents would be in for a rough transportation shortages in shipping, and in Businessman Guy unit'. Just not so- shat with a majority of them is one who will make It reelected official the beginning Thornton types of tank cars and other rolling stock of next week when he plunks his II iJi' r)rIul'ry. e t Ic - . (WaIst) ing (cc d a for the right to hih affected supplies of chemicals, coke, — ____ Ltwre was aisi' a hint Ilicie wouldn't be any interest in prently held by A.A. Mc(lanafthn run for the seat Phosphates, potash, sulfur, tin and other __ IN'h tics.... materials. Will, Iiia)be so on the part of the voters. However, It 9 31 But price coatrols seemingly were the hefty 't'tIIh there are lft'e'r notes.....on t ha t Jesuit priest—Rev. more and more People wanting to toss straws which broke the camel's back. Joseph tiit'ir II;il mm snntwaI,..,. ' ()'itj,'kp i,irhn h•Iflti,n11 ii.,. ,-t -..... Vof all at w1 oiner ume I utv s t'i a new York Woman ____ who 1-14 all . can Favored freedom of choice on abortions, arid he was SM" Anti incidentally. I don't THOUGHTS d believe the poor turnout for subsequently dismissed from the Society of Jesus for his iIt' primary will be the rule for the coming general action..... Thi child was denied If anthjng, I have a hunch it's going to W a baptism by other area priests but Then Job answered : "1 have heard many such ti 'rd niuuithir of Th'urke performed the ceremony. tt'terswhr,'Il be pulling the levers. p. things; miserable comforters are you all,,, 1k will now attempt to hire a canon lawyer and appeal Job 16:1,2, Ills dismissal —although he is pessimistic of winning By JOHN A. SILSK1 '1 mink I can get Han'old on grounds of menial "In no direction that we turn do we find ease or tt;ttst' 'it's most un,iswil for Rome to override,'' cruelty — he's constantly cracking his chewing comfort. If we are honest and if we have the will gum! to win we find only da nger, hard work and iron 'I'iiis scil5'n'5 bathing suits have been almost nothing Why listen to gossip when you resolution." n' y'ko a bout. Wendell 14. WilIkie, American can make up much IA'tter stuff yourself? statesman, - Min o • s Control ''" ____ RAY CROMLEY Straw That Broke Back 4_ - - ____ _____% ____ ___ _____ -. - - e _ Oil Bills Only Fuel For Fires _______ - -_____ ______ F - . 40 0 _________ f , /fr I'ENSACOL1, Fla, tAP) — Gulf Power Co. and other subsidiaries of the Southern Co. are sharply cutting plans for building new generators and transmission lines. They say tight money, high Interest and delays in irtting rate increases are to blame. Gulf Power president U.S. Ellis Jr. said Thursday that the cuts will hurt service in Northwest Florida and could cause blackouts by 1977. Gull Power filed a $22-million rate Increase request with the Florida Public Service Commission on July 2. "We would hope that prompt and favorable action on our request for rate increases would enable us to continue essential maintenance and operations programs," Ellis said in a statement released in Atlanta. ,,' Po l ls To Determine Two Runoffs . Burninn Shin AAn 7 -' . I.I I •J \7PJ III - -Lr' ' OJ Price Hike Predicted ____ ________ - Letter To Th e Edito r Fuzzy Definition , BERRY'S 'WORLD - Arol4nd 9 - -- ' - 'j on The Clock I - I - (' ______ _______ - Utilities Cutting Plans ______ _____________________ ___________ TALI.AIIA&sEI-:, Ha. s AP — Etcation Coin milissioner Ralph Turlington is recommending Cabinet ret'rtion "! ;'!iny a ed by Inc Hoard of Regents to bar felons from state-supported law schools, Turlington sent a notice to other Cabinet members Thursday changing his recommendation of the regents policy to disapproval, "etc Millet t associate commissioner for ad 0 told ('aliinet aides earlier in the day that the proposal to admit only students who could become lawyers raised a number of questions. A decision on student entrance should be made by educators and not based on standards of some other board, he said, , L. DON OAKLEY ontrols TAMPA, l'Ia, t All — A hanker has testified that 'ho brother-in-law of Florida Comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" Dickinson was among the original stock subscribers for a bank that Dick Insoti chartered. William DeVeer, a West Palm Hecch banker, gave the testimony Thursday after taking the stand for the second day in the perjury trial of Frederick Prior, Dickinson's Former law partner. Turlington: Nix Felon Bar Polletical - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) spokesman, said Thursday that state teachers away from the "Obviously they're here to teachers to defect from the teachers Florida has become a battle- Florida's teachers were caught FEA and Into Its new affiliate, protect their win good contracts in own Interest even FEA. ground for two unions warring up In the National Education the Florida their first efforts at collective United Service As- if it means dividing and splittover the right to represent Association's nationwide battle soclatlon (FUSA). Albert Shanker, president of bargaining. log the teachers of the state," the AFT, was also in Tallahasteachers in the collective bar- with the American Federation Boespflug said he knew of 12 he said Florida's new collective bargaining process, a Florida Edu- of Teachers, AF1c1o. Sec Thursday. He said th e NEA gaining law, which allows unNEA organizers in Florida, hn"bt b w cation Association official says, a.: 1ss about iilntii,,, The NEA launched a drive "the most NF.A '.,... Peicr CSju, FEEt tnursuay in Tallahassee to woo Florida since 1968." - niezmioerp fld such as teachers, is effective utive secretary, urged Florida more about helping Florida Jan. 1. The FEA was expelled from the NEA Sept. 4 because of an FEA decision to allow local chapters to affiliate with the AFT instead of requiring ex. TALLAHAS.SEE, Fin, (AP) against Bruce Srna(hez-s for Pride 115,864 vGtes husive NEA membership. to 104,4-65, and Rufus Jefferson, 23,307, Secretary of State Dorothy secretary of state. se cond place and forced into an Auzenne predicted at a news The figures were deceptive, Missing were returns from Oct. 1 runoff by former state conference that 20,000 Glisson expects to complete to. FEA And John Paul Howard ap- however, since the five day a poll of electi on returns, peared missing Alachua, Clay and Flagler Sen. Gerald Lewis of Miami. members will Join the FUSA. safe from a chal lenge cou nties included Palm Beach counties, determining the participants in posed by Wilson Wright for a and Hillsborough, He estimated that Florida has where Pride In another primary election He contended that supporters 80,000 t.eaeh.rc two statewide primary runoffs, runoff spot against Circuit was strong, and Dade, a Dozier develnpcnenl. But with the vast majority of .Itidu F P ga,, Curnp- iii ?uirn iseac were not able to The new group will have the MI1IZ Jr. ct O.ctd j urunghoia. troller Fred counties already reported, it the race for the 1st Dickinson sug- vote for him because some le- backing of the NEA and will District With three counties missing, gested a rerun of the balloting vers under his name would arpeared unlikely that Don Court of Appeal. not hold three conventions be tween e appeal court ta lly was Mills, because of pr oble ms In a th Pride could edge Beverly [)oznum wor k, now and spring to form a conreturns in from 62 of the 31,006; Howard, 29,175; Wright, her of counties. icr out of the Democratic runoff 67With stitution, he said. counties, Mrs. Dozier led 27,926; David Tumin, 23,739; Dickinson was nudged into Dickinson urged Mrs. GlLsson Guidelines for the new group to "determine whether or not a s'ere deik'd at a leadership new election must be held be- conference held in Orlando over cause itis obvious that the pri. the Labor Day weekend. i ('• iiwry vow om tast Tuesday does llJI tJ L_ not and cannot reflect the wish. KEY WEST, Fla.(AP) —The Thursday. U es of the people of Florida in There were no its gleaming white exterior The bI;ae started in the en- view of such widespread reZ7-million luxury liner Cunard reports of injuries, scorched by intense heat, was gine room, deep below decks, as Ambassador, a fire gutting its ports of irregularities in the Some were to try to re-board listing from water pumped the liner rounded the Up of voting booth." interior, wallowed abandoned the vessel, dead in the water 35 aboard as Coast Guard ships Florida en route in the Gulf of Mexico today. from Miami to at daybreak stood by through the night (Un,:.,,, c..,,,. . . Now flrtnc --...o-... u inigni capsize if the danger of sinking were not The 480-foot liner was carryMost of the crew, including before the fire could be put out, too great, said a Coast Guard ing 309 crewmen but no passez'iCapt. Robert Howard, are from The blaze, spreading amid- spokesman in Miami. gers when the fire erupted England. ship, forced 53 Ambassador "The risk of capsizing Is a shortly after dawn Thursday. The fire apparently was crewmen and 40 Coast Guard- definite one now and it doesn't Most of the crew were trans. caused by fuel spewing from a men who fought the firc through look good," he said. (erred to a passing naval tanker ruptured line and igniting when the day to abandon ship late The Ambassador, portions of within hours. it hit the shin's hot Pnuinø — JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Friday, Sept. 13, 1974-5A -. At !.AKELAND, Fla. 1 AP) — The wholesale price of frozen ('range juice will climb din Ing the next 12 months, an official of an orange juice marketing co-operative predicts, Tom Osborne, vice president of Florida Citrus Mutual, told his board of directors Thursday that the average F.O.B. price for concentrate should increase from $1.88 for a dozen six-ounce cans to $2. Osborne said there are signs of "manageable supplies and a reduction in the pack of frozen concentrate of 8 per cent from the current season." Industry leaders expect an orange crop of 170 million boxes this harvest. Little Girl Pens Poem To Grandma By GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. D., Mi), CASE 11441: Debby H., was 10 during this visit at our summer home on an Indiana farm, My mother, then 94, enjoyed Debby stay with her during an afternoon, Debby thus served much as a diminutive Practical Nurse and companion to her GreatGrandmother. But Debby had a vivid imagination, so s he would dress up in 1113' mother's long skirt and pretend that she was a little old lady, aged 80, who was a kirdly neighbor of my mother. Debby even called herself "Mrs. Bawton," which was merely a pen name she conMerely 14 out of thin air. At the end ci her summer vacation, when Debby had returned to her home in Chicagolanci, and had finished her prayer, just before retiring, her mother looked into Debby's bedroom and found it empty. For Debby was out at the kitchen table, writing. 4 "Debby," her mother protested, "what are you doing?" "Mamma," Debby replie(l, I can't tell you now but some day you'll know." My mother passed away earlier this year, Just one day ahead of her 569i birthday, and we asked Dr. John Kirkpatrick, noted pastor at Richmond, Indiana, to conduct the funeral. It was only then that we found Debby's "poem" (as she described it) wherein she addressed herself as "Mrs. Bawton." "Mrs. Bawton," her note began, "you may be discharged now because your patient has gone home, far past the cornfields, the meadows and the creek. "Ilonie to where her Father is. And where she will live eternally. "Yes, Mrs. Bawton, she's gone home. Gone home to Heaven where she will walk with her Father. "This poem is about Great. Grandma, the wisest woman I've ever met. "And by taking care of her this summer, I have matured nod learned very much. "I see why Jamie (her little brother who died when Debby was 6) saw so much In her. "I wish with all my might that! may someday be like her. "I feel very sorry for those who have not understood her for the% have missed a lot, ''I can never thank her enough, but I am sure God will tell tier, ''God bless this great woman!" "Out of the mouth of babes," Jesus said, "thou tiast per. fected Praise." Debby often read the Bible ith her Grcat4;rLinhIIjia, for Iii) a. 'r ill so lai ach ed Int' upon daily Bible reading when I was only 7. She herself had completed the entire Bible (Genesis to Revelation( 72 times, en 20 years before her death, In later )ears, when her eyes were poor, she "spot read" it, uuiuch as clergymen do when picking out special passages for their sermons. At the age of six, Debby was the constant companion of little Jamie who wasted away with a r care ailment for two years that Hi specialists in New York or Chicago or at Riley Children's Ilaspital at Indianapolis could t'oin ba t. She was at our farm home with Jamie, when tie finally passed away in the middle of the night, so she was acquainted with leave- taking of a loved one en route to Heaven, My mother's religious in. spiration had infused both Jamie and Debby. So one good cinutn can thus imbue her descendants for generations with religious fervor and idealism, which are an ideal after-glow of our life here on Earth' FIELDS ENTERPRISE PRODUCTION SERIES A JN. ' . 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Worship Services Wednesday Evening 11.00 17:00 Noon PM 100)700 Noon Pr,'r Mrerg fl THE SEVENTH.DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 71h& Elm k Neill Pattor Saturday Services Sabbath SchoOl . 9 - 308 m. in Bible Study EvangeItic Uun 1181 lulle, 1100am . 6,15 p m. 1:30 pm. 730p m . Church Training Evening Worship Wed Prayer Meeting .A - It _N ;t~~ %g 9:45am. Services mm - -. a a;..z -.:" 0 1%II1 III ITIi'lII I 'ç 7 OOnm of 5I.0erI46I _1 Sunday Service & Sunday School Wednesday Service I1:00a.rr, .7.34 p nc. r William Ennis, .' Sa t VigilMass Sun Mass 7 OOp.m Ia m., 10 30a m. U . . &Ilnoon 6.7 p m Ctesons Sat 9 OSam. :iSa m 1)00 a rn. ° Evangelistic , . - . "rP"Ili( ,j(i/ . . - •... . HOLY CROSS 40% . Park Ave. The Rev Leroy D. Soper . . Rector i li e Rev Carl I (nfln1 A l~ Curate Rev Fred L. Neal Pastor Sunday School ....O.30'1):.rn. CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY . L... .p 9:458 m Preaching &worshi , .1 0: As a.m. Sharing &Proclaim m Nursery Prov.ded _ , A"Iv r ,_1 Christian -* _ -.- FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST C 3r. 141h St. & Oak Ave. v Grady Snowden interim Pastor 100pm "The Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV -This is the Life" Rev. Elmer A. Reuscher . Pastor l I 9:ISA.m. . V - 00 Izl 7.30p m ~~_ -~-- . ______________ ' : , 37 Airport Blvd. 1. -. . - William B Dovvney Church Phoni-Oqo 'I )totonal ?IhrS 373 5010 James C. Vaughn., . . Minister Sunday School .....9:ISa,m Worship Service 11- 00a m Evening Service 1 OOp m Prayer Meeting Wed 7:00p.m. FIRSI BAPTIST CHURCH LakeMonro,,FIa. David J. Rich . . Pastor Sunday School 9:15a.m. Morning Worship Evening Worsh ip W ed Prayer Service 10 00 am . - . -. - . . . . ... 730pm 7 )Op m . Sunday School Morning Servicer. . . Evening Service 10.00a.m -.11:008,M l:30p M. Assembly Worship ... . Wednesday Service 730pm Ofd Tr*s toe a N Da y EveningWorthip .. Evening Service Wednesday B.bIeClass PINECRESI BAP r TIST CHURCH III W. Airport Blvd. Rev. Kenneth Hot? . . Pastor Sunday School 915a.m. Morning Worship .....1100am. Church Training .... 6 ISpm. Evenng*ccship W Evenn Service 730pm 7 Pm Wi thinking about that $250 seatho one that was empty last Sunday. you •agure figured out 0 what our sent at church is the building-at yesterdays prices - cost roughly a hundred thousand. And her. ore four hundred 14 worth? Soy 730pm CHURCH O CHRIST isit Park Avenue Charles N. Crump ....Evangelist . IIYCI tiOf' " SEflDS III II ii WIRR8dt . . 1: IS m Bible Study 10:00a.m. Morning Worship . 1100a.m. Evening Service .......4:00p.m. Wedneidsy RbI Class U Morning Worship EvenrngWar thip B'61('08SSeS Wed . lot irealizu my kind of arithmetic isn't likely to save souls. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 44 West Paul Sonney Gospel.) But to preach Christ to an empty seol-$250 is of Investment in the man who lust therel W 7 30 m PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2636 Palmetto Ave. Rev G E. Hodges Pastor . sati. That's on investment of $250 per seat. inws tithe enough for a sea occupi•ed regularly tort b a person eager to worship the Lord. (Men have given their { .. Sunday School 9.458 m. Morning Worship 1100am vangeh$tic Services 7.00pm Ewed Bible Study 7:30p.m. Independent Missionary U 'e Haven't - Sunday - . But it would do a lot for my blood pressure if lust a few people In congr.gon across the land would start • I Thinking a bout that empty seat me way • uOiI - I don't mean the money )'. Just the fact that spiritual opportunities on here to be claimed. . . and only wasteddo they cost us dearly. Evangelist 10 ooam 1I:0O.rp when óOOp m S(r9tiiI Selected i The Amijt Coprigtt 1914 (e.i AdtiW1S.,ici. ChchTraneng Eiven.ngWorship Wed Prayer Service . 6 ISp m 7 lop m 7 0Cp m Sunday z___ Morning Worship MYF 2&I Sun 111-23 . COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.t2atPiney Rid ge Rd Cassitberry Rev William Pickett . Pastor Rev K enneth Miller. Assist. Past or Morning Worship S 30 & II a m Sunday School 9 ASS m UMYF . 5:30pm Ev ening Worsh ip 700pm Wed Bible Study & Prayer Ser v. 7 30p m (First Wednesday Fellow snip Supper Monday TuoWay Wednesday Au"day Friday Saitutday 1315-20 lill-14 8:16-23 loll-10 MI-12 23.1-6 630pm FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1I Pa Ave. Leo K ind .........Pastor hi 11am . 9:15am UMYF 11 530pm Youth Service .,, Evening Worship . . Wed Prayer & Prai,e UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes Insurance L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. 730pm . . 11, Presbvir:an FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. & 3rd St. Rev. Virgil L Bryant and Rev. Kenneth W . Mullis Ministers Morning Worship ChI%ChSCPIOOI ,. . Morning Worship . .....130a.m. 9 AS S , M. 11,004.m. Nursery 111 THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave Lake Mary Minister Rev A F Stevens Sunday. Church School t:ISa m. Morning Worship 11:00 am Youth Group ...........7:30pm. Wednesd ay. Choir Practice .1:00 p.m. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 0 q4 Rev arwInShea Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship 11 %; Cornor try LUpealaRoads Pastor . I 08 rn . loa.m. Voop.m. Other Churches THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd.. Lake Menr" Williard Eldridge .. . Pastor MorningWorsalp ........11:00a.m. Evening Worship ........ 7:00 pm Prayer Meet ing Wednesday r V "prn 10 - FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILDCARE Betty Floyd & Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes WILSON-MAIER 4:30pm, 7:30 p m The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff 6 00p m PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Route, 46 at pool& Rev William E Miller Pastor Sunday School . I;4S& m, (p.,gp. (, Wed Bible Study ... Eve. Worship l&3Sun 730pm. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group Family Night Supper Ird Sunday - J.C.PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea 7 3Op m 1100a.m. 700p.m. I$bVt& . JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff NYPS Conquerors Meeting Sunday. ... 6:30p m ,630a rn SPIRITUAL -EMPLE First Federal of Seminctile Bldg. St. Hwy. 434 Longwood, Fl. Rev. Ruth H. Collin .... ... Pastor er -Healt'r Open for Meditat ion . .. .3:OOp.m Healing, Lecture and Message dc 3rd Wednesday Mihy. 700pm . _~ , FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Park Avenue Pastor Rev Jay T Cosmisto Morning Worship I 30a ns 9 ASS rn Sunda y School . Evening Service . SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff Sanford, Fla. 0 14 Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes A& PWEO The Management and Employes WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes HARRELLa BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Stall FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF 14 ASSEMILEy Of F .,, SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY GOD , r,,, P• 4 i*BfI CAPTIS? a.' ct.ro . civieao Catyit, 1.501,51 kwy Antioch Garden civo trw, Fi'ypr1f Saneor CIIW5VPB4PI(hufth.CtnIILake&3*dL&1.M...,V fltSetbrrtp flap$itl Churth "9 SentinoLs Dint ''-"aI Dips's' C.fd,. 13fl Oak Ave .n'a F' rt P &H.ck0ryAv C.0 ... . o, it c,''. F orest C.', Crih,c. I &r! (ti, N,M1 Catvat,Mn.onar,B.ptst.ItØe 12Th St Pvimt,ye Bap?it NewS CPt,rcp,. lw t21`riSt Niw Mt, Z.an Church, itlU Prof Ave Rlvnti Park Baptist Church, 7743 W 70th St Pppt'5 Baptist Chapel. 130 1 W r,rI 5,,,$ . S..r.toro Pin4'Ct.,f .5pi.5t Chur ch. III * Airport 8l Prare Lake B,apt.tt, Riage Rd. tern Park 4 W4s, nyCp.jqct, 5m5t Prooress Missionary Baptist CPivi,ctn, M4.ay ' ' :** c CHRSSTIAH r.vs' (.,.s j P. 'r'-rj •. ,a'L'j ('rtt.ri Cs'i.ro. I)? w A.,g,wt Blvd $'M.d CPiti'sVin Church. Florida Here" D . Mauled Lak,',., Chr,l,jqi Chur ch. Bear Lake Rd at ).m4on CONGREGATIONAL C"c'eoa',criat CP'%I*n CtiuscPi. 7101 l'ii ° ChurCh 04 Christ, 15)7 5 Park Ave , ('iurcPiot CPststatLie F.tirn. Li S I) 920 (Isslibe,,, C'i'i C rhri (i,..t &tI I i.iii 0 , 1111111111111111111111111111 L'P,iqi (tfiP nt D.itqi L.''i,. n (Pn,t(h cI tir rrr"tf. Oi tti Pi.,e GOlden Day's Dr I. H*y 11 97. (atSetberry SO Lukc'j lutheran Church, RI 474 Slawsa Ms.ahLulhiqanCpjrp, METHODIST flirnell Unt'd Memorial Church. E OfB*ry Ave Entrqpr, Ills Lake United MitPd,tt Church Br,,'.i A M F Church Cinin C''jr I, Un.?eu t,'rtrc,.l it i,_._ • PRISSYTE RIAN Lake Mary Ur-led First Presbyterian " e e price Wa s always the looked up and saw we were P flfr('E)SI(l! . or a printing e were on e very push cart soppe t d at but Pastor lOam. CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tuck er Drive, Sunland Estates Lloyd Hampton Pastor Sunday School 915am . 11:00am 600pm 6:OOp rn ... FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 s Orange Street Rev. E Ruth Grant Pastor Sunday School 10:00am. Morning Worship II 00a m (:hsir'Is Of Christ è nearing the end of the line. GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd., at Woodliwn Ave. Rev. 0 Ross Den sl Pastor Ch ur ch School 9:15 8 .m. Morning Worship II 00 a m MYF 6 30p m . . - CHURCH OF CHRIST o Palm Springs Altamonte Springs James P. Needham .. Evangelist Bible Study . . 10 00 am heart was set onachemistry set Rev, paj 0. Trlssel SundaySchool P& ,I'i/ii,Ii.si .. 10408m. OF THE NAZARENE )1S Crystal Lake Dr. Lake Mary, Fla. . 11:008'm JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 142 1 West First GgeGaIloway Pastor Pastor was 10-year"Id and a good deal beyondus atoy ; my LAKE MARY CHURCH GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN C HURCH . .... Pastor V L 45a M. Evangelistic Service . 7 00 p M. 0 Mid Week Service lWed) . . Voop M. Nursery Provided for all services :0u:r; and dergarten -. .11:00a.m. Douglas D. Elliott Sunday School Morning Worship U ask the pushcart the price. Fherl without fl i word we would move on to the next pushcart. Once or twice he would pick up a toy of some kind and look at it and then at me, as if to suggest this might be something I might like, but I ni Inn FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER _q1VQ "Each time my father would $0 Qa m. 11111 Sunday Sun. Worthip . .... Luilu ran I .I, .. "We hurried on, our heath be nt against the wln.1, to the cluster of lights ahead that was 149th St. and Westchester Ave., and those lights seemed to me the brightest lights I had ever Seen. Tuggin at my father's coat, I started down the [1n of pushcarts. . . I would merely Pause before a pushcart to say, with as much control as I could muster. Look at that chemistry set!' or, 'There's a stamp album!' or, 'Look at the prim., ting press!' pause Family Service --- ~. .91=;~ - I SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH .11 tPRlOpmSundayNght \ . - 'unister Morning Worship Wed Service 6 Is m 1. . . . -I-_-. - Ave. or Harold pIarr 7-Z.~ . ... ~ ~ A I- ..\. . . .-1. im tr,uJ GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Temporaty Geneva Community Center Pstcr . r (;ri.n S ... - CONGREGATIONAL .PrverSt'vice W orship Ljns (j)(II ' 0-4 Longwood, Fla. Just East of Inters tate R Burke Johnson. ......Minister Minister Keith HutchersOn. 7 ]Op m E Wed . 1:30p .m. 7:30P m. ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Sprinqs Drive "Church Pastor 615pm. 11U1iI t UI H Pastor Rev J T Pius God Hour" WTRR Sunday School Morning Worship 1 Epworth League.... Evening Worship Wed Prayer Meet $03 W. 22nd Street . hurCh Train 945a.m. Sunday School Morning Worship .....1100a.m. I.P1UKP1 VP VUL .. plasior Rev. W. R. Bennett . . 16 .,.. ' (:Is,irtb Of (;od ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ill Oak Ave., Sanford FIRST ASSEMBLY OFGOOCHURCH Cor. l7th and Elm Rev E Don Cot Pastor Sunday School 9:30a.m Morning Worship to ISa m Evening Worship 7 00p m Family Night (W ed ) .. 7.30p.n. FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH $00 East Second Street I (,ml Si,i,lIitril ih't/lO(Iist FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 11004.m PrerSrvfr.' Is',:i bh ki lii his book, "Creative Brooding," Robert Raines quotes Moss Hart writing about a poignant moment from p I,. "p childhood v • '' £ bonel V 11:00a.m. Nursery& Kindergarten tt'i(',li'(' Prflby,,.,,.n CP'vrcp, Church. Oil, Ave It irti St First PfeStnittifilln (hutch 04 DeBar,, I Hlhlsnd Ciy,nant Presbyt,q;a,, C7ip,, 3US S OeIn Dr Afldre*5 Presbyterian CPit,i'cPi. 1913 Beer Lake Rd sv Marys Presbyt,ql.5,, Church, loll Palm S ings Rd. 3ps or Altamonte Upsala Community P.'oyer* Cl,.0,. linsi , Wer'tInistrv Presbyterian Church, Red Bug Pci - CISICtt.,r,, -- I _____ "Only two or three more pushcarts remained. My father looked up, too, and I heard him lingIesome In his pocket. In a flash I knew It all. He'd gotten together about 75 cents to buy me a Christmas present, and he hadn't dared say so in case there was nothing to be had for so small a sum, "As llooked up at him I saw a We struggle in separation, f - look of despair and disap. potntznent in his 2yes that brought me closer to him than I had ever been in my life. J wanted to throw mu arirj . -. . &rrIman•., £'UA..i2& matter,, . I understand... This is better than a chemistry set or a printin g press. . . i love you.' But instead we stood shivering beside each other for a moment -then turned away for the last two pushcarts and started silently back home . . . I didn't even take his hand on the way home nor did he take mine. We were not on that basis. Nor did j ever tell him how close to him I felt that night -that for a little while Inc Coflcrs.te wall father and son had crumbled away and I knew that we were two lonely people struggling to reach each other." 11 ... , . ' I - ,f - - . I ' . . . . . ., .:-),-..--- x .,. - -' ' ~ __'_ P / L~ Ell . . . . ..-" . .... ).;. )_,j7k\N ; DEL TONA CANTOR Uaiitiir Michael Goodman of Temple Shalom, which holds serkt'S t I iittt'tl Church it! Ihitona, hIIJ s traditintual rain's horn lied in Jessiti IIih Holidays such as Rosh Hashanah ( th e Jewish New Year) and Yom Kippur (day of Atonement ). Rosh Hashanah serskes begin Monday at 7:30 p.m. and continue at 9:30 a.m., Tuesday. Yom Kippur services begin at 6:45 p.m. Sept. 25 with iIctit longing, lonely, and alone SOUNDS SHOFAR No one can develop freely in this world and find a full life without feeling understood by at least one person. 11)e Ina bUity or unwilh ngness to lliecome ollen arid your ral self with someone in your life reflects the imprisoning fears AMSARA, Ethiopia (AP) - risind me again Thou preparest "But it was according mo and sell-doubt which cripple "Two men asked for Bibles toa table before me in the presGod's plan," she said calmly. most of us and keep us from day. Praise God, th st is why He ence of mine enemies." "Even if His plan had included forward movement on the road did not release me today," said death, life doesn't end with Five to maturity, happiness and true the entry for June 4 in s, Faith Sustains Captured Nurse love God is fai thful and loving. If a is willing to be open and honest with himself -and, then to God , he has ta ken the first two steps toward wholeness and healing God loves us with an everlasting love (Jeremiah 31:3) and wants our love and fellowship. But He doesn't go where He is not invited! . . The cramped writing in a small, blue notebook tells of frustration and fear, but mostly of the fai th that sustained the 24-year-old missionary nurse from Freehold, N.J., during her month as a captive of guerrillas in the Elitrean mountains of Ethiopia. "Canned luncheon meat again? Oh, for a glass of fresh water to drink! But, Lord, re- Dortzbach began her ordeal death for me. -suffering from morning sick. IA)rd." It ends in tile ness and anemia She emerged Mrs. Dortzbach and her misfrom the mountaIns10 dag sionary husband Karl, 24, left no longer vomjU 'I th '° Ethiopia this week for th Ings and wed blood tests Uni te d Sta tes, where he will later - no l onger anemic study at Westminster Seminary "It was God's protection," in Philadelphia, Pa. After a the poised, serene daughter of a year, they plan to return to the preacher said in an interview, same American Evangelical The ordeal over, she admitted mission hospital at Ghinda that a sheltered childhood had from which Mrs. Dortzbach not prepared her for violence, was kidnaped. riusnIes in society and the Free Met o ists La u c h Yo u t h P ro ra m fl A new program for children and teens was launched last Wednesday evening at Free Methodist Church, 4th and Laurel, Sanford. It Is called Christian You th Crusaders and is a church-sponsored activity program similar to Scouting for bo)s and girls. the Fellowship Hall. Following Sept. 22 he will preach on "God the supper the findings of the the Holy Spirit." committees will be presented to Tom Smith, minister of the assembly of the Board, education, Is leading a churaccording to Ashby Jones, chwide study of Reach Out each chairman c*f the Administra ti ve Wednesday during Septem be r Board. The children and youth at 6:30 p.m. The study involves will meet in separate groups for reaching out to people to the evening. "Share His (Jesus') Love", which 1 the theme for the Southern Baptist Convention Providence Lutheran thIs year. More than 1,000 churches In America are using Herald and Cadet CYC materials, pl us children in over 20 foreign countries. CYC is designed to The Lutheran Church of help each child develop as Providence Men's Club of Jesus did - mentally, Deltona will meet Monday at physically, spiritually, and l:3Op.m.infellowshlphallwith socially, according to Luke Richard Martin, Florida Power 2:52. Corp, manager, as guest The Herald program (grades speaker. Holy Cross g w the membership of the church the office of elder was opened to women who may wish to serve for the first time In the long history of this church. Midshipmen of the Sanford Naval Academy will be special guests at the family night supper at 6 p.m. on Sept. Members are asked to provide a covered dish, salad and desserts w hile the meat, rolls and drinks will Lx' furnished. A new type discussion, centered in "What the Bible Teaches About God," will begin Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at church. Sunday for grades three to eight. The Middle High Fellowship Group will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday. Church Council will meet Immediately alter the morning worship service in the educational building, The Cha pel Guild has issued invitations to all women of th e church for 7:30p.m. meeting, Sept. 19 wi th a represen tati ve from Florida Power Corp. explaining remodeling the church kitchen. Cooking equipment will be demon. strated. Holy Cross Episcopal Church of Sanford is beginning a new church school program Sunday at 9 am, for all ages using educational material written by Central Baptist Grace Methodist I Ifr..L -D areas: The The new fellowsh ip ball to be LW 3. DOIULIIJ runn 01 IjOO Three new deacons will be Help at Home, Know the Bible, dedica Shepherd Ch urch of M aitl A r,• Witness Mission will be ted in spe and oriiiined at Central Ba ptist conducted at Grace Airport United cialand services as a guide. The entire church Church of Sanford Sunday night Methodist Church, About Missions, Heral ds Learn Sunday at 10 a.m., Do Good Deeds, and 3:30 school will follow the same in a special service. Don Boulevard, Sanford, Sept. 20..22. enjoy p.m., will be the site of church theme stories, hikes, music, for the day, upgraded handcraft Bible classes, Sunday School, adult classes. It and missions, is hoped f for Adams, Chuck Meeks and Don Under the direction of John me n's and women's Williams were ce ntly elected Cou n te r of Tampa and min The Cadet program (grades 4 clubs and will stimulate discussion betto serve onrethe Board of of iste r circles, and social activi ti es. and 5 Li based on the Christian ween parents th ur e ch ch, Rev. D. Ross The Women's Guild held its the study. and children on Deacons. Dr. E. Earl Joiner Denslow, the program will soldier's armor in Ephesians first meeting in the new ball Stetson will The Christian Educationfrom present theUniversity charge and 6:10-18. Cadets may earn pins Sept. 5 and made plans for the at regular meetings and at Oct. 12 Oktober-fest. program will be under the Grady message assisted by Rev. camp. The ch urch makes it leadership of Dottle Knapp, Snowden, Interim p R. astor possibleforCadetsandTeensto superintendent; Ted Drawdy, of Central. to l Methodist earn their way to the Lakeland Detona her assistant; and the clergy of 4 The aanual churchwide CYC Camp through attendance the parish. The Adult Bible in Sunday School, church, and Class will be taught by Father atretreat Campwill M be held Sept. 20-21 Major Gen John Bruce Carl oon, Leesburg with C\C. T. Cannon; Adult a 1 ris (U.S. Army Retired), Enquirer's by Father Leroy Re v. Charlie Martin, pastor of Teens (grades 6 thru 12) meet former commanding general of Soper; and "The Holy Spirit First Baptist Church of Indian of separately for music, crafts, the U.S. Army Ordinance and the Episcopal Church by Rocks, Largo, as guest speaker. parties, Bible studies, missions, Missile Command In Hunt- Joyce Soper and Rob Knapp. Deadline for reservations is this and rap sessions. sville, Ala and now an ordained Church services are at 8 and 10 Sunda y. CYC Director is Florence Episcopal minister at Good.m a. or The church has resumed its Porter. Handcraft director is Shepherd Church In Maitland, full graded choir progra m, Barbara Jacobs. Teen co- will speak Saturday at the Directors include Mrs. Bobme directors are Helen Richey and First Christian United Methodist Men's Jean Reaves, preschool ifour Rev. Douglas Porter. monthly breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Dr. Harold A. Harris, and five year olds); Mrs. Billie The church provides tram- In Deltona United Methodist assisted by elders and deacons Coggon, Children I (grades Ifree toCYC. Sunday Church fellowship hall. of First Christian Church, 3); Mrs. Janette Murray, School, and School, church, to The United Methodist WomenSanford, will ordain Charles Children II (grades 4-6; wi ll meet Monday at 1 p.m. in Karraker and Peter J Smith to Herbert Kennedy, youth and Community fellowship hall. Martha Circle the office of deacon and Mrs. adult choirs. a is hostess with Mrs. Julia Ilarr Anna K. Horton and Mrs. Grace Methodist as chairman. Reports of Sauers as deaconessees at the Altamonte The Methodist Men's delegates on missions will be 11 a.m. service Sunday. Fellowship at Community made. They were elected at a The cturçn school of United Methodist Church of The annual charge con- congregational meeting last Altamonte Community Church N. Casselberry will sponsor a ference will be held Sunday at Sunday. By a majority vote of will resume classes at 10 am. dinner at 6:30 p.m. on Sept 21 in 7:30 p.m. All church offices are Where to go for all (lit' the fellowship hail. Open to the requested to attend. unorinat son von need public to dinner will be nefit the (fint nf Mr and Mro Arn,.l,l INFLATIflP Uiiieztiii*ii.'uir, diNi' vlLThs environment, used for everyday milk and "The orientation is to move meat dishes. Two additional NEW YORK -The labels on away from the prefabricated sets are used only during the some food Items in the super- spoon-fed, nearsighted Judaism observance of Passover when , market bear the imprint into the stream of possibilities special foods are served. If the "kosher" or "pareve." for personal responsibility and "wrong" implements have Just what do those terms physical participation," they been used or milk and meat mean? wrote, "This entails a returning have been mixed, the utensils To the Jew who observes the Of the control of the Jewish become treif and must be dietary laws prescribed for environment to the hands of the kashered. centuries as part,of his religion, individual." Kashering is an involved such markings mean that it is Process In which the treif item With this for an introduction, all right for him to use the the catalogers moved on to must forebe it scalded or scorched products, under certain con- various asnects of .h"wih lii be 1 en ho i t cm again ,,, (U IIU1£3. including the practice of Moreover, the process of To the non-Jewish customer keeping kosher, which is a must soaking and salting meat to there is no special significance in Orthodox homes and Is being remove the blood is called to items marked kosher or pursued increasingly in Con- kashering. pareve although he may have servative and Reform Jewish The authors of the catalog won(k'rcd o n o ccasion what the faiiiilie. v,cnt Into some detail in their terms meant. First several kosher terms research on kashering, going so Because many Jews, parwere defined. Kashrut pertains far as to recommend that to ticularly younger ones just to laws relating to kosher food, kasher an oven it must be setting up housekeeping, may while kosher itself means 'lit" cleaned with a kosher cleaner not be fully aware of the fine or 'proper" and refers to food and then gone over with a points involved in keeping that is permissible under portable propane blowtorch. kosher, The Jewish Publication If the stove is fueled with gas, dietary laws. It also refers to Society of America has issued a the required practice of serving it Is necessary to Insure against do-it-yourself kit for Jews. meat and milk dishes at seperate any leaks, and it is advisable to meals. use a welder's mask and glove? Called "The Jewish Catalog," for "stoves have been known to Treif, another term, applies the volume is described as "a guide or manual to the range of to any food that is not permitted blow up in people's faces," An alternate means of contemporary Jewish life." It under dietary laws or any was compiled and edited by utensil that may have become kashering an oven is to clean it Richard Siegel and Michael and "unfit" for use. For example, thoroughly and then heat to Its highest degree for half an hour. Sharon Strassfeld, youngJews Pots, pans and other utensils who obviously gained a great may be boiled in water, with deal of spiritual insight as well care being taken to use as enjoyment In putting the separate containers or sinks for book together. kashering meat and milk dishes They explained that they had and other items. tried to show as many apAs for pareve, any food proaches to Judaism as they bearing that label is considered could In their catalog, which to be neu tral-nei ther milk nor they designed to help people meat. Fruits and vegetables accommodate to the fast pace are included in this category, and they may be served wi th either milk or meat dishes, }y al are c led milchik and begin Friday night and condude Sunday night. ___________ _____ ____ alnint your nev t)I11- BISHOP tuiiung icoslier foods are any fish with both fins and scales, which excludes shellfish, eels, catfish, and frogs, visirs "Sharing Christ in Life" will be the theme and purpose, as The Right Rev. William H. visiting laymen from varIous Folwell, DD, bishop of the Florida cities spend the entire Episcopal Diocese of Central weekend with the church family Florida, will pay a special sharing wha t Christ has meant visit to Holy Cross Epis copal Par iSh in Sanford Tuesday. in their lives. He will talk with hospi ta l A 24-hour prayer virgil will patients, shut-ins, o th er begin Sept. 19 at 5 p.m. A parishioners and clergy and covered dish supper on Friday wi ll be taken on a flight over will launch the weekend of Sanford during the after000n spiritual fellowship. For more At 6:30 p.m. he will share his information contact Mrs. witness wi th mei of the parish James Hibbard, 110 W. atad1nneratWestersjSjzj' Coleman Circle, Steak House. _____________ q'ILL - MILLERS , ____________________ __ hEAkINGAIDRE PAR? SIS-ALLMAKES for .ler?,..uC repa,rs Call 834-8776 F 101'048 Hearing Aid Center, 2 -4:s 4,p 17491 CaSIP,e,ss,.aaussd9. :isseIa.rr, (lv*t as. of 434) _______________ i..nn.run.ru-u-u,.rLru-u-,jt 3-DAY FLOOR SAMPLE SALE MANY OTHER SALE ITEMS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS NOT LISTEDI MARK DOWNS ON FLOOR SAMPLES TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW FALL MERCHANDISE - NO REFUNDS- SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. PLATFORM ROCKER Red Plaid or Green Maple or Pine Arms Foam Cushions Req. 119.95 COCKTAIL & END TABLES 63 2 ONLY SOFA Early American Green Plaid Foam Cushions Req, 249.95 148 1 ONLY LIVING ROOM CHAIRS Oak Construction Foam Cushions Req. 84.95 $33 $59 Traditional in Antique White Fruitwood Top Req. 99.95 RECLINERS $35 Green & White Vinyl. Used Req. 119.95 2 ONLY LAMPS Approx. O Odd Lamps 1 , PRICE 2 Sets In Pairs 2ONLY WFlawlelti-Ifolt. . of The Herald Services \' . Friday, Sept. 13, 1974-,'A Jews Keeping Kosher .. . ' - Orthodox Corner KENNETH MILLER Community United Methodist Church ..... . Evening Herald By REV. (Just South 04 SR.436) Pastor Lyman1. Kirkwood .9:438,m. Sunday School • . i f".."t f4 PV.I.',- $pr lñgs. Worship ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH 550 Hester Ave. Ph. 32202*2 .,' . 'HE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, (:/srili,,i ?OOp.rn Worship Service Wednesday Night SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Phone 134.2*41 Organ.ted June II, 1971, Longwood. Meets for Sunday Services at The Seventh day AdventiSt Church, Maitland AvCnue, Altamonte Church . ., 9:30a,m Al.,. .&n..a. UVIJ . ... "IJYJ TTYYWD Radio Saturday Pastors .3!elIlo(Iis( COFFEE TABLE $33 Early American _______ Maple R eg. 59.95 2 ONLY SWIVEL ROCKER 8 Early American Domino Red Req. 129.95 1 ONLY - SOFA Spanish Style Red & Green Req. 319.95 198 CHAIRS Assortment of Living Room Chairs Req. 129.95 68 - �WOMEN Evening Herald Friday, SPORTS. _ 3,1974—SA Sept. 1 I-- Evening Herald --- - , DEAR ABBY Heart Aftack No 1W ,.* Bar To Sex Sanford area sororities are PamKnowles,to 'edhy with president Pat Meredith meeting to elect their 1g74-75 Faye Jones Debbie Bowlin, residing. seasonofficerLNewolilcjalsth Tina Rot*rwskJ and Darlene Plans were made for the Bed ti4*LLWU JT E. tOFfl SP) 4421t} 'obehdd Butler, Helen Hamner, Claudia Phi Delta Zeta, a chapter of Sept. at the home of Dianne Blythe,Jan Cahill and PtiyllLi Beta Sigma PhI, recently held Feddersen. Members also Chapman.Beta Sigma Phi has its ruit meeting of the sorority enjoyed a on friende!ected as Its new president year at the home of Carol Ogg, ship, put on by th e hostess. Life "n. sii'l(aAIL -- Hold First Meetings Local Sororities xs~_ ' dIsn I)FAR .thBY I arn 50 and rn'. husband. Walter, is 52. Two ttrs ago he had a beau attack, but he recovered and , un)rng tcellnt health. Valter plays tennis at least th ree Itines every week, so he's nt tat'tly an invalid, right' lkwevct, when it comes to lovemaking . I am told not to t;her turn " because he doesn't want to ta ke any chances on iLiiijt his heart. __________ 0 \ .1 i9i - • -' :-.f rr -. - .' r IV _; _1L_.1 i I MISSING SOMETHINC. lamntz (levvland (1 nfr heart surgeon, hois coole'r than l)enton ) _' * Walter. age $2. isznjoying regular tennis, but will not Lake care of his hianesurk. three possibilities come to mind: a) Walter's got Marnething going on the outside, b) Walter's wife has lost L t ________ ,1 - lf_~ .; li:!- —?- T_.~ ~ . I V - go , ft l_-_'' WW ^_ - i ___ % -] ____ ,. " J &100 . 4 .11 ' " - t :...i \1 ~ - ~— tj 1•t Lambda (top left) Butler, Hamner, Blythe, (bottom )Cahill. Chapman I DEAR ABBY: Our 27-year.old son is a college graduate who lives and works a few hundred miles from i. Two years ago he met a very nice girl three years his junior, and they have gon e Beta Sigma Phi: (top left) Kiioles, Bowlin, . Bojanonskj, (botttiin lIor,i, Jo nes together ever since. My husband and I hope to see them get married--since they The Orlando Chapter of mee t regularly at different evening on the fourth Tuesday are devoted to each other and are certainly not tooi,u Hadassah, the Women 's Zionist times and days and a llow foe of the month and th T they te ll us they have no such plans for now. e Rishona ary n ors Organization of America, Inc., expansion of various activities, group will meet in the Recently they rented an apartment and are now openly living has been reorganized into daytime 11 together. This bothers me much more than it does my husband. DeBARY — The Senior Citizens made at the Monteleone Hotel The threeofgroups are Batyamonth. on the first Tuesday of the At the Oct. 6 meeting, a t to separate groups according to (daughter G-d) Chaverot Our son would like some help in furnishing his apartment. and Fun and Travel Club met atthe In the French Quarter. A five Nashville, Tenn. will an announcement by Mrs. I feel it is DeBary Firemen's Recreation day trip to New OrleansonOct. discussed. Robert Geller, Chapter (friends), arid Rishona (first), Prospective members inirong Hall recently wi th 175 members 7, and a seven day trip to Ub 1flts uiv president. The Batya group will meet j erested in joining one of the Yesterday I was asked by a friend to give her my son's ad. present.Joseph Sinatra, ,Mexico leaving from New firs! Sunday of each month, at 2 Mrs. GeHer saW that the the eveiLing on the first Wed- groups should call Mrs. William dress and also his girl friend's so she could invite them to a president, outlined several trips Or leans on Nov. 29 have been P.M. in the DeBary Firemen's reorganization will provide nesday of the month, the Nugent, 130 Mohawk Trail tiedding. I was embarrassed to tell her the address was the same to be made by the men). arranged. Recreation Hall. for both. more flexibility for members to Qiaverot group will meet in the Maltland bers in the coming months. I understand that the life-style and morals of these young 12 two busloads left - •'r people are not mine, but I am hurt just the same. Must I accept on a four day trip to Key West %aftim VFLW Jt#fe PTA Go "ldsboro "I . DeB Hadassah /s Reorganized ' Se i - - __ FJ FL PfObI,mj? Y3'I fli b*n it p- tj gq if off cts. Fora reply, *fit* f ABBY P4g. 697, L.A.. Calif. Encioie sri adOr,s3.d enIi, pitasp For Abby's new b00144."What T"nAqerSW&M ttoKrww,**sand *r5on) Bz s1ampe, DR. L. Quick E. LAMB Holds First is more than one way to hm a cataract remove& Couid you .. - ctilent with the ultrasonic method.There is no &Vwmmt I %_ ::.. - '. . - - . 1i 41 t . - ...., - :-. LYMAN BAND " ZA 1, 10 , iitiricnr f - --- 1 -- - — ' __.. ' - - t _4 - — .- = 1_004 L- 2~~ - _ A . . Aw" Iw. 9 11 ; 9 .J. . -. . .t:= ~__:, -, ~-_-- __ - - . _V. - I i, _7 - - .... ~_-I - ___. — _-_ _ _— *~ ~ ~* JR -~ I _1 11 fy.!~ I ~_ - WOREBOARD S r~--Zr,=~--~~---~~i~--l-~--------', " I I , I - -, East P 4 ~~ . I I J111 . .. 71 72 497 r Houston 1.1? - - I Cleveland Miloauk" 71 71 .500 6 69 76 476 Minnesota K City fl 6$ 531 6 77 77 500 10', 70 73 490 U - .',._*,4•• 4 '••• I -• -, - - '. . - ,,,,, - -.- •t*,, - -.. -. I. - - " ,,,P ' - , • Chicau 70 74 486 Ii' . •' -. - . - • '? ' ' ,' ' -I, I , - , ' - ,'- ,' -' .,.. . .. .-" , :. . -- 'ft .. .i - r' ii - . . . -. .. . . • .: ' ';' . it ' o4L. j.L -- J!,_, . -..- . -. #' "'.. .' - -. '- 'ç - - . Ne-v ' / .- - . 111 , - o N 11 7). N U Sunday's Games to at ig U St. Louis at PhddldtiPt, ,9 - .aukee (Rodriue: 74). N Oakland 15 141 (Blue . -' York (Medich 11121 at yby I i-.a 12 20). Cincinnati at Los AN" Atlanta at San De-go. P. Detroit (Fryman SU. N - , ,, -1 or 17 10) (Rocker at Los Angeles (Rau tr 13 and Johnson 7 Ii. 7. N ... - , no Espinosa 00 HjStQfl ' . T ç IS I)) Chicago (Stone 75 and Ri.s 13 11) New York (Se Cl ev eland Bosman 63 and Francisco Br ,ant 3 Ii), U Vet-n 01) at Baltimore (Cuellar Saturdiy's Games 18.10 arC Alexander SI). 2. twi. Chicauc At Ne* 'Vo r,Ptt PtI,Lj'utt1t nt Muntrr., California IHassler 1 10 and t San O-bson 1 0) at Chicago Kaat St Louis at Philadeiph 't - Games Oakland 2 Minnesota 1 Atlanta (Capra lie) at S Texas 2 Chica go 2 pçd 6 in Diego (Jones 7 20) N "rs. rain to 9 Cincinnati (BilinOham Only garres schcduled ' Friday's St. LOUIS (McGlo?r Pr,I4d.IpPIia Lonboc Mor?real (pocer's The Lake . 4 0 ver 105 Detroit 9. Milaukee 7, 10 'j cisco Wb 0 ii Pittsburgh is'- ' . Boston I Cleveland 7 York 3, Baltimore 0 Ne AMMO .. ' V - CaiiIorn 58 7 4C*) 25 Thursdays Reiults . '. - r -140 £- .4.o4I ,. . 1..' :' .. - . •1 - -_ ' - _i'.• .'._,, . i'b,,,t-/- -' l' •. ",, - A, PottSt)k,rr;t- : Ampow- " - :-i-:.' Philadelphia . - (V _V .,. . , HouSton at San Francsco Atlanta Al San D.eo at Cnc'r'i'isnef,. Trias . 2 Saturday's Games , ., Kansas City at ? rr'i .0 a Piev York alDetro.? - . --.'-,-.-' -... ,, In other inday openers, Minnesota will be at Green Ray, Baltimore at Pittsburgh, Los ri'— I Angeles at Denver, Dallas at Atlanta , Cleveland at Cincin- - nati, Washington at the New 4 YorkGiants,theNewyoekjets _IJ,' at Kansas City Philadelphia at ' St Louis, Detroit at Chicago, j-i- .,f - 'i -' . . . .. .. I'" - . ik'- J!' 4 a . - .' 4k - ' .'•--'.---'. - - - - ' I ' - ....L ' - Ii ,.', 4 ',1, i' , I . - I -, _____ I _____ i4 I -.r' j 2 _____________ I Boston at AAil*aukee Cleveland Oakland at Texas. N atB:U4rnore, N . ;, V~ I - ,, . , Cfctn'a'it(Nc,-go p Sunday's Games York at Detrot C)celara at OItm"r,' Kansas City at P. r • California at Ch.c -1 Boston at Mltwaul'e O'ihland ,it l'eiu 'is Pd H O PEN CONTINENTAL MEN'S HAIR STYLING Garfield Walker. Owner 25)0 OAK AVE UNITp SANFORD I J'i. rLJJuLsU'trLr.LrLr..r. u,.I FINEST ______ ',,. , /, ______ A , -•.--..-•-...-. m x- . 11 - '!, ' ' ,, .. -. - PORTRAIT - - . ' . ' . 'I - r '. v-. .___ . . -.- a'' - - i -- w- . . - *'_•' 4,,, *-.d.. 4 'i. - San Francisco at New Orleans ri 5 I . —B..t"— "\• !!! .. _______ -'-" lfl I Sales and Parts *1. an.J d IIJC **" i - - 1 .. •.•• - ,' '' • H — ___________ . • - LI "C .r! ' ___._. -._________ l ____- =•• - "I .. ONLY 4. -I- No pt - r )Jr tn and idults - Additional sub lects—Groups or 1rnduaIs in tamity_ ____ . - i-. All aies Babies, one _____ I prof,siniI rusits I toses—or se'ectin) t;tij . You MY Itlect #dditionil P0011its offertd it low prices ~ U ha ,I • , I - Ti-iiipc TuDli I The WFL, which has just crossed the halfway point of Its 20-game regular season schedscores u e, players under contract for the next few seasons — a fact that hometown fa ns are bound to recognize with boos and taunts throughout the year. I'ii(rr' nitir-kit' IRt'LtrlAt., - - - -( " ' 14 ' ' " Ne, most modern , Ouai- terbacks, Dan Angiulli. (left) Henry Stani Intri n,,,,rn,,. _ .. ______________ -- ' . —s I '' ________ Mr ' 41 6 ' • - --_ -_ Pc _- ' 1 "p' - , .- ' .. _______ ,,' ____ ______ ., . -i I " '4 ' . ,'! -. - f . . - ' -. - . . -. " , '• - . --.,.. A . , .. - - - .i - . •- •e; ________________________________________________ (" :.r.--'. 1. LfLrLLJ ' -. Aa -Ow _.I.._ -. _i'F' . - -- -. ... - ' - - - . .: I - - .... ._ ' Finks Heads Bears CHICAGO (AP) _ •' - Sa,if ord Phone. Orlando 531.1.öo Sanford 323-6100 57 15 401 17 Wett - --- I , IICTI(d) 11 )Orland o Drive York ________ —I The hearts of running backs Larry Csonka, Jim Kiick and wide receiver Paul Warfield may belong to the Dolphins this year but their names adorn World Football League contracts for 1975, Besides making a mark on NFL rosters, the innovative WFLis credited in many circles with pushing their rival league ________ - - - -_ year quarter back Jim Plunkett and the Patriots, I ,,, .s.j 6 ' _____ - . '• I ' _____ - - -- - .• . . - - I&w 'i-T '. . t,. -- / .. Defensive standouts from left, ,Nlarty Williams. David Arnett.(I raig Davis There will . tee uiinvuuc ., _ Dolphins in the lineup Sunday __________________ I__IL w he n Miami takes on fourth- .41 YCANS wrvI : _,t*& . , vision. . ,.A. ..••... 4.'' In Buffalo on national tele- -- -• - ' A i' •1- IX -- -' _____ __ - ri wom -_ ' . SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - -21 __ ___ __1 u per Bowl IX. R _____________________-; It, - .. ..- r0010,R .. - I - Our ftopk Make Us Niin iber One _________ - - _ r. w...ae - 8XIO perienced football players, Although Henry Stanley Lake Brantley's first passed for over 1,000 yards last graduating class, may be the year, his quarterback spot is in year of the Patrio! 'rc _ - FRED ROTHENBERG before the ball Is punted, and 7OII4 viiiir Sports the Pass coverage tactic of the Sundayschedule thatbeginst long road to New Orleans fo S _________________ ES I - start ng positions. ,)ld&.-2J"_t- . moment Off - Two weeks only Sept. 15-28 20 c. - _ .. 9 M -:. B S 1 - - . US that one 10 precious y - - start defending their title I, agalr' the Patriots in New .. England, part of a 12-game capture ..____ 1. i Lyman 111gb School Band Boosters new officers are (top, left to rIght) 8411 Anderson. treasurer; John Blair, band director; Roger Dondelinger, vice-president; and iseatedl Millicent Pattishall, president; Elda Nichols, secretary • - AT PARK 'N' SHOP ' HAS BOOSTERS Kick - - '. £ Gala Dinner To -, J BABY BEEF 1t - i eason day! The Dolphins, owners of two straight Bowl crowns, ?'i1 - rranclscan I - .' e I - . ';: . .. ...'..'......I.." . e difficult for lighttobear,j. ditions. For many r kdor for lens to focus pro- paUentscannot beutejwith perlv Cataract surer' IS the ti Petersen, vice president; Mrs. Devolia Slims, secre tary;I Shirley Wallace, tieasurer. -.- . '•. w [ Estella - - -'- D Bary to do is let your qAh&hr&W The loss of elasticity and the help you. He knows all about clouding o the lens makes it th is and yciw special con- - . - The National Footbalj League bump and run has been season, bruised by a players tually cii,minated. strike and crowded in y a new league, tosses its opening football into play for the 55th time Sunday with 24 clubs tncltirilna the uviiaufl champion Miami Dolphins, trying nine new rule changes on for size. / give us mare Iriformatirin on though that it is better. True this, or tell us where we could patient can go home the first, P get it? My husband saw a day. BUT that old doctor on Q.S television who to stay in the hp1tal and not performed cataract operation move after standard cataract L. Dale DeBary Players, ? Her, W a man a nd 24 bouts later the surgery may not be true ei er. Inc. will kick off the 1974.75 tic ketand membership th cha irman. at 11 Fergason man was playing a musical Dr. Miles A. Galin, also of New season with their fourth instrument., He wasn 't wearing York Medical Co ege Ave., dinner to be held Saturday at Deltona . ll gassetj,'. Is this possible' Talented per f ormers who patients home the same day of DeltOna Country Club beginstandard ca taract surgery for ning wi th social hour at 6:30 ha v e appeared in several DEAR READER — Yes, p.m.followedbyd1mrat7:30 musical shows will present no there Is more than one way to ference in his from these patient's results lar UM Patrons of the theater may and have a cataract removed. A whether they were in the hospi- other in ter 0 e en ested persona of those attending cataract is a gradual hardening Is] only hours after surgery or attend the gala affair by con- trtainment thd and clouding of the lens. The Lad to stay 10 days. He allowed Inner. lens siLo behind the pupil and is his patients to go home and do a rounded gelatinous body what their vision permitted r -I p--When you are young and It is them to do. However, it proba. normal you can change the bly does make a difference how focus of the eye by well the surgery goes jfl shape of the Iem. There is a ing who can do this. it points 'muscular band around Its edge out, though, that it may Eart be h enware which contracts or relaxes to necessary to be disabled a compress and thicken the lens prolonged time with either I or allow it to eipand and technique. become th rnr*r The c!c wlc apcj&jia, det)aW helps to focus light rays at the the merits obviously you c an 't rr b3f-k Of the eye so you can . 1i 1 Meel DELTONA — The Deltona Star Club will hold its first From Eye Surgery meeting 1 the Fall season, after a Sept. 27 t 10 a.m. In the DEAR DR. LAMB — My bus- sucked or washed out of the Community Center. A light band has a cataract which has capsule encasing the hard lens, luncheon will be served COMPic'eiy one eye. g difference is that It following the meeting. MThe other eye is starting a takes a needie-point size hole to bets are reminded to wear their cataract also. Our eye doctor do the surgery, a puncture only name badges. said his eye Is ready to have it about onthofan inch l removed. We have heard there The results have been ex- SAVE ON OUR ' et ID Sanford, PTA president for the 1974-75 school A DeltonaSfarCiub Recovery it' I MeldcO 00 Jan. 17, 1975 for III days, is complete with .s A reservations but stand-by reserva1, L accepted, JW In CUE Reservations have been ' The Goldsboro Elementary Sims, secretary; ,Mrs. Shirley School PTA has elected Chuck Wallace, treasurer. : with vour son. yes. S Off '' 1% arne desiring to contact John Scotti, club UNHAPPY MOTHER DEAR SIOTHER Usousianttomalntalflagood ' , r. - ' . - - 11 - . this arrangement pubhcly. go along with it and keep my thoughts Sept. 27, the members wl11 be to m se Ro rt Frazier , Sept. :'- fen.se to high school players is sidered excellent ' athletes. ' The conversion and clean-up should be completed by the first weekend in October when the first instruction will begin. ne schools will be primarily weekend instruction except for a week during the Christmas holidays, and naturally on a daily basis during the summer innnths. aul, -- es . - "We're interested in helping to increase the baseball knowledg,e of the players, and especially the marginal player," Plan - - - 46 e jeopardy as senior !); — 180, and Angiulli, who guided t~.predicting." equal talent and enthusiasm, doesn't anticipate problems as Cavid Arnett, who's described Patriots two years ago, retur mostenc squad in the Brantley has upgraded Its The enthusiasm was his players have been expo d by Duty as a se boy th at never from an injury. county. schedule, which includes exemplified this past summer, to the offense for two years, stops hustling are slated for And rightly so, as head coach several Class AAA schools this as !2veral of the members of Angiulli is the better runner Although Duty hasn't decided starting positions in the Bill Duty will return 17 seniors year. and Stanley is the better passer, the varsity worked on a weight upon his starting quarterback, defensive secondary. who have played two previous Although they had to cancel trilning program, initiated by he's not concerned a bout his varsity sea.sons. its freshmen schedule last year, rlfsisthnt coach, Jay Stokes. The running ba ck positions Tom Harvey and Don Kemp offense. The Patriots scored at T'he reason for the large due to lack of players, the letThe resWts have been that 11 least two touchdowrvq avainlit both 150 pounds are also ex. are set with return contingent of experienced sitIttinri :ppca and bart pecteil to ilave varsiiy see ki rnemoers are now 200 every opponent last year: action in the Buchanan 185 seniors, LS that Lake Brantley Is reversed itself this aan we as year, ac- pound-c or more. Th e question mark remains secondary. only In its third year of cording to Duty. fullba ckgDavis, pla ys What aver we get this season, with the defense, as several The defensive line is large both existence, and this group began They will dress 38 varsity we'll have worked for, em- changes have been made in the with all starters over 200 playing for Duty at the players, while 90 other players phasized Duty. pounds or more. defensive coaching staff. The offensive line Is anchored beginning of the football will compose the JV and fresh. The coach does admit, this The lineba eking positions by Chuck Calhoon 200, David 1) , prog ram. Da na Hopkins ruin s qua ds. Mart y ear's team is the biggest team should be the strongest III [JIC Sutphin 2U0, Gene Mueller 10, Although their record has According to Duty, the he's ever had, Williams 220 Victor unit as Craig Davis 205, and Bob Cira 210, and tight end Improved from 4-5 in 1972 to 5-4- Patriots are without the in. man Lb I Teaching the Wishbone of- Gene Mue ller 205, are bert Hobgood 185. con- member of the squad, And' Ro Abramson 230 are slated forr f _h,_ ________ , With an assortment of exJ for football, but will be strictly utilized as a ba seball facility the year round. linker, who's operated baseball schools both in Illinois and Indiana, and more recently conducted the Orlando Baseball Camp has been working on the baseball con v ersion at the - ____ Beta P. ______ - P r 'I' .•••i _____ C- 4;j , ( • I L ' P __,.;~,_,.__-; 4. ago or c i Walter Is one of Lho6e rare men who lows Interest In sex at 52. In an) e% eat. judging from his wife's letter, Walter's post hcart attack is most likely a phony excuse. 'Very few cormary patients are ach-Lsed a t 4 -. ;"~gg" . t I. -. " g %.mf'thln that must bc laokcd g'od to him a number of years ~ - J,_ ,& to-_ 4 i ''- . ft 7 Z- ..- - is o u --r. referring to the 1974 Lake man is not that optimistic or as pm-sessed with an abu:&nce of supposedly difficult, but duty Bran tley football team as the he puts it, "I'm not 6 (Terations at Sanford's Memorial Stadium Jj Rinker, who's a former minor leaguer in the Giants organization, sub-leased the stadium for his school, But most importantly the city as well as the two high schools in the community will now Ix- able to play their home games in in 'it'iaie fRr$iitv Th e 'two schools, Seminole High School and th e Sanford Naval Academy, will benefit from the school moving into the community, Seminole principal, Don Reynolds expressed delight with us(,- of the stadium, but also stated, it should bring back a return of Amiricimn IA'tion and Babe Ruth !ca:nt.s in the summer. Sanford liar been ithout the two leagues the last eight years. Since Seminole High School will be competing in their new football stadium this season, Memorial Stadium will not be used 10 -. e -...%. Seminole County coaches are I last year, the Brantley head di,1dijl superstars, but are perfectly, 'the return of baseball to Sanford Is coming." Homer was referring to the Florida Baseball School operated by Wes linker, who recently set up his base of .- K . Jack Horner of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce stated it .., '-•". ivnins budd%. Thanks. rise to the aptwrz.sm, 'There's no th ing r!ar.gerous atx'ut the chasing after it that can kill you" ______ I, - -- La ke it is .. - .....ft. go a 1&~ ::-iernorlal 3Taa:',m -' r- 4 aii Pne or your meaicl censult.ants and let me knc Walter's doctor because he is also Wallets iN" Baseball SchoolSet .11 _____ flefore his mronary. he wasn't the world's greatest lover, but gains it)at home This simpk c'bseration made -- program _________ ~% . :. ___ PETE ROGERS - ___ Friday. Sept. ~* 13,1974-1 B — - - - For the ganization," said Finks, stressfirst time in their 55-year his. trig that Papa Bear Ilalas and try, the struggling Chicago Mugs Halas guaranteed him 1i'ars have placed their front full control of player and If lice control outside the lialas coaching personnel. rv1,ime, Finks said he didn't plan any Hired Thursday to run the immediate Bear changes and whole show as Jim Finks 1G. that the 1974 season would die,ear general manager of the tate his future polic) The reference included status Minnesota Vikings, named Bear executive vice president, of Coach Abe (iila-on, entering general manager and chief the final season of a three-year opera ti ng offieer. contract. Both owpr George laths, During Finks' Minnesota tenSr., a cc-founder of the National Lire, th e Vikings were consistent Football League in 1920, and contenders, twice playing in the George "Mugs" Ilalas, Jr., Super Bowl last season and in erstwhile general manager and 1969--and three times finishing still club president, acclaimed with 12-2 regular season thC acquisition of I' inks rtcords .- .- 4 F'. ."i" "- ,t..:lI_a__... -------- S ' -- —. I 4 -. , 4 J - f // - ••i . ......tIl.L_., . FOLLOW THE BRAVE!S - '- ( / l - -1 " .. - 4 �2 8— Evening Herald Friday, Sept. 13, 1974 - __ __ Monaco Expec ts 11111111lillill pr I 1,J1 1r, .7~_V_w ''I 0. 0 r J] Fla. (AP) er who deals In real estate and Pease to invest In the team. Fran Monaco said he expects mortgage Investments. All that is left is a formality, to get a partner today in the Pease conferred wi th Monaco the transfer of the monies, operation of the Jacksonville and his attorney Thursday and said Monaco, who operates Shar ks of the World Football said, "we have no signed medical laboratories in Nor th t4eague, with the team re- agreement, but it is very pus. ()ntral Floridi nncl fnm'4r1 JACKSONVILLE, power in - Young Rejects WHA On' O er ff Center Tim Young of th e Ot ta wa 6i-s has decided to play for about 135 a '.'k for one more year (TTAWA All) - ,. Acting on the advice of his lawyer, Young said that he rejected an offer by the Ncw England Whalers of the World Hockey Association. He turned down a reported 1200.000 contract for five years. "My aim now is to be drafted high next year b' the .National Hockey Lci1,ue Young 'SJId i Marksmanship Decided , o Cleveland ANEHEIM - Frank Robinson, the only player to be Most Valuable Player in both major leagues, was sold by the California Angels to the Cleveland Indians, also of the American League, for the $20,000 waiver price, Wade, Wightman Cup Captain LONDON - Virginia Wade, Britlan's top woman tennis player. was named captain of the nation's wjghtmanCup team. Baltimore tonight as the Indians open a series with the Orioles — the team Robinson led to a World Series title only four cnn non The -year-oIcI ttobtnson, a ik with Caiiiornia, was sold by the Angels to the Indians for the $20,000 waivcc price. Robinson joined the Angels before the 1973 season and planned to finish his playing ca. reer with California after 10 years at Cincinnati, six with Baltimore and one season with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Angels, last in the Amer. (can League West, started a youth movement, so Robinson, fourth on the all-time home run list with 572, earning $172,000 a year and planning to play only one more season, became available. "I wouldn't basically say the Angels were short with me, but ln another way they were," said Robinson, who had approval over TV Golf deal. Sports (AP) — shift COUT3esiOr today's second -Bob Murphy 'was far train tin- round, with the final two rot SATURDAY happy with the first-round 65 tobe played on the toughterNo. that staked him to the lead j" 2 layout. College Football 1:45 P.M. (9, the $300,000 World Open Golf Lee Trevino, the recent win- 10, 26, 40) Sanford vs. Penn Tournament, nec of the World Series of Golf, State But he wasn't completely sat- Bert Greene, slumping Frank Baseball 2:15 P.M. (2, 8, 20) isfied, either. Beard and Dave Stockton, a Championship Wrestling 4 "This was a round that coujd three-time winner this season PM (I 1) have been," the chunky red- were two shots out at 67. CBS Sports Spectacular 5 bead said Thursday after his Jack Nicklaus had a 68 and P.M. (6, 11, 13) Marlboro Cup Ms-under-par effort on the faa. was tied with Charles Coody, horse race. ed No. 2course at the Pinehurst Lee Elder and Nate Starks, Wide World of Sports 5 P.M. Country Club. "It was a good US. Open champion Hale Ir- (9, 10, 26, 40) Southern 5w round," Murphy analyzed. "it win was in a group at 69. stock-car race could have been a great ," But some of the game's other World Open Golf ChainMurpny li pped out two birdie great names - all required to pionshlp 5 P.M. (20, 35) From putts and left to others one play in this, the test of the desPinehurst Country Club, N.C. Inch short, dead in the heart of ignated tournaments of the sea- Wrestling 7 P.M. (44) Or hole in what he called "my son — didn't (are as well in the best round of the year, easily." warm sunshine that was InterSUNDAY Murphy, who missed four nipted by a brief shower. Notre Dame Highlights 10:30 uxmt1 of the season with a Arnold Palmer had a hoe- A.M. (20) Notre Dame vs. hand injury, held a one-stroke tendons 7& Gary Player, the Georgia Tech. advantage over husky Doin little South African who won Notre Dame 1111011 t 11 Iverson a curly-haired tour both the British Open and the A.M. (40) Notre Dame vs. regular who is seeking his first Masters, and 62-year-old Sam Georgia Tech. victory. Snead matched 74s Tom Weis- Doug Dickey: Football 12 Iverson had a 66, five under kopf had 72 and Johnny Miller, noon (2) California vs. par, on the No, 4 course, The the season's leading money- Florida international field of 180 will winner, took a 73. College Football '74 12 noon (9, 10) Previewing the new PINEHURST, N.C. - MIAMI SUPER-QUARIUM by Alan Mayer ; + TPYA'ao,r /'Ropt.e-nf ,4p c,7-R 4 FtV //Ofl'W,17/715A41o7 - —a ~ l i \ - .' 06511145.4 , 'tc'mnM/V -: 727 - _... :i-' ledu football players get ready for live action during a in. tersquad scrimage held earlier this season. Oviedo faces Seminole high In a season opener on Sept. 20. O OF SCRIMMAGE In the other National League the first game with his third games, the St. Louis Cardinals career grand slain home run routed the New York Mets 12-5; dnd his 2Iith norner of the year. Later, the Reds put the game the Philadelphia Phillies trimmed the Pittsburgh Pirates away as Dan Driessen snapped 6-4; the Montreal Expos nipped aS-S tie with atwo-r'un double in the Chicago Cubs 2-1 and the the fifth inning, San Diego Padres turned bark I )odgers 11, (;It 0 the liou.ston Astrus 4-1. Al l)uwning p i tched a two-hitJohnny Bench drove in six ter and Ron Cey Figured in three perb better pair than Andy Russell, runs, four with his fourth career rallies to lead Los Angeles over they've got a couple of — — It — C nce ' C1 ride. Of course, Ford's Clearance prices are low to begin with, but this year there are plenty of other good reasons to buy a new 1974 Ford: ably higher manufacturing costs. On top of that, we 've thrown the '74 sticker prices away. We're ready to listen to your deal. We're Out Of Room - — During car prices went down. Many the fuel crisis people were buying fewer new cars too, people weren't willing to take leaving your, ord Dealer with a loss by trading in their cars. one of his biggest inventories ever. Now he has to move the '74s off his lot to make room for the '75s. . .and he has to do it in a hurry. During the fuel crisis, used rices will reflect consider- Now the market is back up. and there's a used car shortThat means we need your trade-in and we're age. willing to pay a big price for tA,irr,L, 14. - - Championship Wrestling 2:30 / NFL Football 4 P.M. (6, 11, 13) Co•'' -s vs. Falcons. Linden Road Patterson. New Jersey ' '.' , DUSAN BLAZEK 11? Boulevard of tfl - WedrI'SC1y, 2 October 1911 FOR RESIDENTIAL UNITS AP' PREMISES WITHIN THE CITY Tit FORTH AUTHORITY OF THE DIRECTC5- SETTING TYPE OF BID OPENING Bids OF WORK PUBLIC shall be opened and read aloud to PRESCRIBING REGULATIO'. participating General Contractors FOR I STORAGE A?.: and interested Public in attend,',rce CO1.LECI r;; SOLID 1.5T PROJECT SCOPE P. CON I PROVIDING OR THE STRlJCTIO4 The Prolect generally POSITION AND COLLECTION B ConSists of the complete con THE CITY OF FEES FOR THE IttuCtiOn of the school as listed COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL 0herein with related Si te Work as set SOLID WASTE. PROVIDING FOR forth in the Contract Documents. THE CREATION OF LIENS AND TYPE OF CONTRACT The Work DISCOPIrINUANcE OF SERVICE will be lei under contract in ac TO ENFORCE PAYMENT Of cordancewIth pages BR7 and BRe DELINQUENT FEES of the Contract Documents for PROVIDING PENALTIES General Construction of Sterinq SEPARABILItY CONFLICTS AND " E'e—e-'!r EECItVE 0A11 lflClud Mechanical and EIertr,c,il ..., i,* $.ø'J for said plant The Owr,, tnt reading on September 23, 1974 Contractor Agreement bound with will considc-r SUSAN KUSY Lutheran Home is Last .'an Street tstu.n, ?lu Jersey ri1I s Yanks Once Aga ,,' ____________ Legal Notice n Billie Jean Ki ng Set -- is For Local Tourney ,,. - _____ _____ . ,. . .. - .. In addition to Billie Jean and Tory Fretz, Sally Greer, Katja Streep's Ticket Agency. The - Clearance Price $2832 Ie,qht, Plu', tag & tat A'Ih the County Comptroller, on and POnrPI P MORRIS 01 Bobby Darwin's single. Clearance Price $2294.83 'u ' , ,q,i, t.q & 'a' - ________ -,' _ - -r -- - - - ---'" - Clearance Price $3099 " l'Cht ' " - - ----.. .-.--.--.--- ' tag & I&., -. -W_ - . . -- .-. . . .. the Virginia Slims of in August when she knocked off top seeds Virginia Wade and Ola Morozova, and Itayni Fox, No. 1 seed on the Rollins college women's tennis (cain. - - . - - - . . . M=Z ' , I, (II Seminole County. Flor,d.,. upon HUTCIIISON, receipt Of proof of the publicalmon 01 6.'OPRIS thiS notke, the fictitious name, to Pt Office Drawer H Sarttord. F lorida 37171 Ait r UL TON SALES. under wh'ch i Attorney for Pttitionvq engaged in businet at 100$ "' ti ."L'Q 305 Sept 6. I). 70. 1971 r splanade Way in the City 01 PLhth Dr i 113 .'.sq-It,"rry I Iorid,s Th,t the party interested in %d I criiss enterprise is as tollows Fill TON I. NGIN[ER IP'G CO . NOTICE OF ELECTION SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO 71lfsCP In re: EstaIr of EMMA F PECK HA6.' tht Citv of Altamonle Spring%. --- , '-''" ' .-tf . .. -. •-.-... , .. IN liE THE MARRIAGE OF I ili'I I i IPIIANIA, ' Hush,,r'cI e / - ' - . z .,1 .... '------ .. . -... '"" , -'- s •- - TIAK .'. '''Ai .. UPy iAi'.. .1i ' t~ ' .. .1 - " •• - . - '"i , :. ""'.--•"': ' ' 1' '. r.., k - -. i")" ' ' -z' ' .. '- .".'...... ' . '' 'i''.l"j,._,, , -. : .. - .-.......'' .....- ____________________________ ' . x. if i ':'-'' ' H .t"; . - fU,~~.;i,,,7_1 Flerid,a that the Council will hold.i Rangers 2, White Sox 2 Rosemary, top Virginia Slims Ebinghaus, Robin Tenney, mailing address for tickets is: btiC hearing to conSider 'the Ken Henderson's 18th home stars who have signed for the Zenda Le iss, La urie Tenney, Barnett Bank Tennis Classic, •n,,ctment of Ordinance No 313 74 crtitted event are: Francoise l)urr, Ccci Martinez, Patty Ann Reese P.O. Drawer OD, Winter Park, run gave Chicago a 2-2 tie in the dt'ce is,'d AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Janet Newberry, Martina and Susan Maharaj. Fl. 32789. Proceeds from the sixth inning momentsbefore a NOTICE TO CREDITORS or ALTAMOPITE SPR INGS All creditors (it the estate ot Navratilova a nd Marcie Louie, P la y will begin on Monday, tournament go to the Ce ntral heavy downpour halt ed the FLORIDA. AP,'ENDIPIG CHAPTER Emma F Peckham. Oece.ned, JtC 671079. LAWS OF FLORIDA, 1967 all who finished in the top Sept. 16 and continue through Florida Tennis Confederation, game, hCrcby notified and required to lIe AS AMENDED. BEING THE twenty for the 1974 Winterany claims or demands which they CHARTER OF THE CITY OF may have against said estate in the A L T A Spring Virginia Slims Circuit. tPiC ,' Old'T £ s r R IN C S. Office of Clerk of Circuit Court of FLORIDA Bernard Kmndmn. Be it known that I. Dorothy W Four Florida gir ls will also CREATIPI A Seminole County, Florda. I'r,-cidr'nl in the REVISED Chisson, Secretary of State of Ihe CHARTER AS compete in the tourney worth courthouse at Sanford, Florida, r,t,ecl at Casselberry. Seminole State of Florida. do hereby PROVIDED BY CHAPTER 166. give within four calendar months from LAWS OF LORlDA. PROVIDING $10,000 to the winner. They are: Ccunty, Florida, Augt 11. I97i notice that a GENERAL ELEC the date of the first publi(at,on of rt'hsh Au1 73.306. Si'IJt 6.13 I4 11011 will be held in Semino le FOR A REF ERENDUM ON ex-Rollins College ace Wendy this notice Each claim or demand flr U(S1ICN F 1i County, Stateof Florida, on Tuesday APPROVAL 01 Overton of Ormond Beach, r-ntj'st be in writing and must state ne,it succeeding the t,rst Monday in V I S F (3 CH RTE of re's Jeanne Evert of Ft. LauderIN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND November, A 0. $971. the tad the place dencea post office PROVIDING FORM OF BALLOT , address of the (lim6M and must be FOR THE COUNTY PR Ov I DING dale, y ou nger sister cf Chris OF Tuesday being the F IFTH TI-f day 01 FOP F I LI sworn to by the claimant, hit SEMINOLE, FLORIDA the agent. REVISED CHART Elf NOVEMBER. to fill IOIIO*iing or hI$ WITH H Evert, Betsy Nagelson of . attorrie'y. or it will become 4 ~ CASE NO. 71 sal A officeS FLORIDA DEPARTMENT 01:: vOid accorcing to law Petersburg, who caused quite a STATE trI!CC1 States Senator REPEALING ALL Oi - . Arthur " New 11 TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BIDS Bids shall be received until 600 I -. , Sanford. Florida '"' MILAN BLAZEK , to __________ j. run eighth inning to give iL victory over PitlsburL'h, '. it. Need more reasons? Check these prices: Pinto " • Your Ford Dealer's Late, Late Show is more than just a Clearance Sale. We Need Your Used Car -. "' - Higher Prices On The 75s — Regardless of make, ' 75 BIDD!NG REQUIREMENTS ADV[rTISEPMMT F OP SEALED Park smashed a two-run shot in a six- I I E _ '.' . game lead League over theWest Redsrace. in the run lead in the second inning of National - br a .. _ — Legal Notice t.IIie rookies for relief - Lynn who never seems to wind grand slam, to pace Cincinnati San Francisco. Downing ) Pollsburgh. Pennsylvama ..4., Swann and John Stal1wo'th, down through he is In his 10th over Atlanta in the second allowed to harmless singles as HENRY JANESKO Distinct quality drop at tight year, and Jack Ham, a Noll game as the Reds completed the Dodgers pounded San , I iflfforthStreet end unless a surprise free favorite for his ballhawking. their sweep Thursday. V 11 Franeisco'spitchersforlShits, Chagrin Falls, Ohio ager', Randy Grossnian, lives And in the middle, where JOHN BENCH up to early camp promise. Henry Davishas been the EMMA C RIDDLE Expos 2, Cubs I Address Unn,w re's a sensational ma n, t he Holdovers are John McMakin Barry Foote's bases-loaded and Larry Brown. VERY rookie named Jack (The 0 V SMITH and C' - 'ounciI sacrifice fly broke a tie in the Stork) Lambert, who'll be a THERESA SMITH. his wile GOOD. the specifications Shall b' the Mme for final passage and adoption eighth inning and enabled Mon. Address Agreement Unknown used RUNNING - Franco big hit before the season's after the public hearing, whiCh *11 PLACE ( S) FOR EXAMINING be held inthe City HalIof O,tedo, treal to nip Chicago. Har ris' army was let down in over. VERY GOOD. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an BIDDING DOCUMENTS Bidden Monday. September 30. 1971. at 7 30 '73 Franco just didn't have , ( l ion 10 Quiet the title '0 thay e m revic-,., the Documents Al the p to • or at soon thereafter ,r, bO'bOA'ou de5crit)ed property n 10110-Ong places SECONDARY One big the big year expected. But no possible.Al the 'rri,nOI County, Florii, to wit Eoghan N P(elley. AlA parties may appear and be heard ________ one's giving up on this 230- change finds James Thomas, Lot 22and73. Block "C". SLOVAK 500 West Seminole Boulevard PUBLIC NOTICE i with respect to the proposed of pound game-buster. lie still brought along slowly as a Sanfor d, Florida 37771 Pubic Notice is hereby given that ILLAGE SUBDIVISION. ac dinance ThiS hearing may te ordmnq to the plat thereof as Sealed ProixsaIs will be received led Steelers in rushing. Steve rookie, moving into a straight continued from time to time unto Ly the Sanford Airpo,t Authority, rc'c'Irded in Plat Book 6. Page 15, Eoghan N Kelley. AlA final action is taken by thC City Davis, quick and strong, has corner Job for departed John 1966 Bayshore Boulevard Sanford. Fin -ida, at the office of the PubI'c Records of Seminole County, Council three in N By HERSCHEL NLSSENSON ,New York and two in developed to point where he'll Rowser. Mel mount remains tIord, Dunedin, Florida 3357 Drector of Aviation. Bldg No 1, A cc.py of the proposed Ordnance Boston." tP Sports Writer Sanford Airport, Sanford, Florida, ia', been tied against you You are edge Frenchy Fuqua and on the other corner. The lII be posted at the City Hall, District School Board The Red Sox, who had ufltil730P P,' on October]. 1974. for reclured to serve a Copy of your Oviedo, Florida, and copies will be Preston Pearson as Franco's safeties, Mike Wagner and of Seminole County the construction of an 1750 sq, ti. writlen defenses. if any. on John T. on file wIth the Clerk of 'he City and backfield mate. It's nice to Glen Edwards, have become 202 East Commercial Avenue Bill Virdon isn't claiming the dropped three games in a row rnefM building, in accordance with PattIlo. Plaintitf'S attorney, whose same may be inspected by the and 11 of their last 13, nipped drawings, specification, and "(1dress is 713 West Park A v e , p,Q Sanford, Florida 32711 have such depth. VERY one of top tandems in NFL,., public pennant and the New York Pot 310, Winter Park, Florida, documents prepared by DATED thiS nu ti,,, & Sep G000. pick off a lot of passes. AYankees' three rivals in the Cleveland 3-2 as Bill lee scat- Procedural Documents will be at Local tember. A . D.1971 the Engineer Of the Sanford Airporl 37769, on or before the 30th day of tered 10 hits and Dick McAuliffe BLOCKING — For a top rookie, Donnie Shell, has been -.ptembcr. $971, and tile the torrid American League East Authority. Planroorns for Bidders to review. S Nancy K Co. drove in the winning run with a PLACES(S) & DATE FOR OB Proposals w11 be publicy opened original with the Clerk of ths Court team like Steelers, the front a free agent surprise. GOOD. c i t,f Clerk aren't conceding it. TAINING BIDDING DOCUMENTS sacrifice fly in the eighth in. and read aloud Thursday, October 1 ither tiefore service on thC Plain 0 the Cl, t line is Just so-so. They're solid attorney or immediately 1971. starting at 2.30 P.M in the Bidders may obtain Documents by "I don't feel any different fling. OviedO, F Icr 0' KICKING — Why change' enough in middle, where thereafter. otherwise, a default will plrnninrj the office of the Architect PubliSh Sept 13 1 7 Director of Aviation's Ottice, Bldg than w he n we were tied for first Cleveland Manager Ken As tie entered against you for the relief requesting further information Plo. 1, on the Sanford Airport, Bruce Van Dyke and Sam Roy Gerela for the field goa ls ________________________ (I DEF 27 place last wee k," the Yankee promnonte sa id that the loss was Sanford. Florida demanded in the Complaint ios 37 ) 6665 after 13 September IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Davis surrou nd ce nter Ray and ageless Bobby Walden for WITNESS my hand and seat of 1911) Drawings. Specilicatlon'. and pilot said Thursday night not acrucialonein the Indians' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Mansfield. Couldstandhelpat punting maintain a fine level be this Court on the 271h day of August, SPECIFIED BONDS The SUC CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE following a 3-0 victory over the pennant hopes. "I don't see how Other Contract Documents may the 197-S cessful tackles, where Gordon of efficiency. Gerela had best Bidder shall provide a at the office of COUNTY, FLORIDA. SEAL) Baltimore Orioles which left it could be," he said, "We'd like Director of Aviation, Bld Performance. Payment g No. o. 1, Gravelle, in third year, has record in Steeler history. For anc PROBATE DIVISION Arthur fleckwth Guarantee Contract Bond as CASE NO. PR.71-215.CP New York 2" games up on the to win it, but it's Just another Sanford Airport opportunity to repla ce Glenn returns, Davis on ki ckoffs and Clerk 01 the Circuit Court The airport Authority reserves the provided and Set forth n the In r: the Estate of Boston Red Sox, three ahead of game on the road to the top." right B Lillian I Jenkins Ray Hines or Jon Kolb. Edwards on punts match the specifications, to reject any or all Proposals, JOHN H HAMPTON, Baltimore and six in front of the Deputy Clerk Elsewhere in the AL, the or any r.art thereof, and to waive any DATE, TIME AND PLACE FOR best anywhere. VERY GOOD. GOOD. Puhlih Aug 135 Se,,,l 6. 13. Cleveland Indians. OPENING OF SEALED BIDS All Oakland A's edged the Mm- informality or technicality in any 1914 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Proposal Considered in the best Bids rrustberecelvedancloperoed ° TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DEE 177 "Next week it'd be nice to put nesota Twins 2-1, the Texas nterest of the Airport Authority I a regular meeting al the Seminole CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Rangers and Chicago White Sox PREDICTION ,i s Cleveland, A A E County Courthouse. Park Avenue, SAID ESTATE together an eight-or ninegame Sanford. Florida on the 2nd day of Director of Aviation played to a 2-2 tie IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE in a rainYOu and each of you are hereby winning streak," said October at 6 00 P M. enclosed in i Sanford Airpor? EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. <t.f and required to file any shortened contest and the Dclteres no such thing as a Cinch in the AFC Centtal, where Baltimore Manager Earl sealed envelope plainly marked on ctaim5 Authority CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, and demands which you, or troit Tigers outslugged the Milthe competition is trlpe.tough But Steelers should finish neck Publish' Sept 1.6.9, 11, I), 16, II. 20 the outside "Proposal" and the title eitt'er Weaver. "Let's see .., that'll te FLORIDA of you, may have aganst slid of the work. the date and the name of Estate in and - neck with Bengals Put Pittsburgh on top CASE NO. 71.1I52D four here against Cleveland, waukee Brewers 9.7 in 10 in. 1971 the office of the Clerk of the bidder The OStrict School thC Crc'.!! Cotrt of the Eirteen!h nings. California and Kansas DEF 71 Board of Seminole County, Seminole Judicial Circuit, Seminole In the Matter of the Adoption of: County. City were not scheduled. County. Florida reserves te right to Florida, Probate Division, NOTICE UNDER RICHARD V. ILL lAM P,'AR SPAL I it, the reject any or all Bids received and Courthouse at Sanford, Unbeaten Mike Wallace, FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE AMENDED OF ACTION Florid a, or to waive any informalities '0 thC within four TO. FdIA,'ird Ch.srles Arnold. pulled out of the Yankees' bull- 10 '4"0111IT MAY CONCERN calendar months from Bidding No bds shall be withdrawnthe time Notice hereby given that the w hereatcts urinown of the tint publication of pen for his first AL start after 20 idtr5iqnecl. pursuant to the for a period of 30 calendar days this whose' last Ino'.n rrsderice Notice Each claim or demand cubseaucnt to the Opening Of Bids relief appearances, pitched Ctitiou% Name Sherman SIr,,? statute", rn1' be n writing and filed in without consent of the Board Toledo, Oho three-hit ball for 7 2-3 innings ( ,,.%Ptrr 86509. Florida Statutes. duplicnit and State the place f Dated this 13th day of September. residence and post office .-.m register Viii$ the Circuit Court, address of and ran his record to 6-0 with ri,ind forSeminole County. Florida, 1971 'YOU ARE HF. RE BY P101111 ED the claimant and must be sworn to help from Dick Tidrow. 'ion rt'ceupt 01 proof of the thit a proceeding for adoption mas DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD OF b-v thC claimant, hit agent or at 5t50LE COUNTY tilmcal,on of this notice, the tic been tiled against you and you are Red Sox 3, Indians 2 torney, or the samc shalt be void S Mr Davie S'is. 1iQU5 name, to wit required to Serve a copy of your MEAT Dated at Winter Park, FIor The Red Sox scored the win- 1,'.OP( Chairman P. 'mndtr which said cot written defenses, if any, thereto on ?his 25th day of August, 1971 fling run in the eighth on Carl ierat ,on '5 engaged in hu$inCSs at rrtltioflrs' attorney, whose name 5 Mr Wham P Layer. .!Pn Joseph Hampton Superintendent Yastrzemski's double off Jim t'oactway Street fl the City of and address appear below, on W Executor of slid Estate Florida 32165 before September 30. 1971 and te. Approved as to Form 9015 Catherine Strews The Barnett Bank Tennis needs to retain her amateur the finals the following Sunday. Perry, a sacrifice and Dick 0'r'do, DOUGLAS STENSTROM OF That the party interested in said the original thereof w,th the Clerk of Christmas, Florida 3770 Classic, the Florida 3tOp of the status to compete for Rollins Afternoon sessions, starting at McAuliffe's sacrifice fly off o' 'nest unterprise 's a$ follows. STEPISTROM. DAVIS 5 thiS Court either before service on L a.rence H Kati G&R Grocers. Inc MCINTOSH Virginia Slims Summer-Fall College. PetItioners' attorney or im 1:OOp.m., and evening sessions. Tom Buskey. Attorney for Executor Office Boy 1130 B J Phelps, president n ediately thereafter, otherwise, a Su ti' 07, A's 2, Twins 1 Circuit, a part of the USLTA Other players rounding out beginning at 7:00 p.m., will be Florida State Bank Dated Al Orlando, Orange County. default will be enter ed agantt you 372 West Fairbanks Aven )i' Women's Professional Tennis the field are: Julie Heldman, played daily except for Sal liando's sacrifice fly de- I i,rid,,. July, 1974 Suite 22 for the relief den-anded in the Wittier P:rk, Florida 337f? Sanford, Florida 37771 Tour, has attracted many top Laura DuPont, Kathy Saturday, which will be an livered Bill North in the eighth I utilith Awl 306. Sept 6. I). 70, 1971 Petition PUbliSh Sept. 6. 13. 1974 Attorneys for The District School ITN(SSn1y'handafldthe5lf D.r.c n female tennis stars, including Kuykendall, Mona Schallau, afternoon session only. Sun- inning with the tie-breaking " 176 Board of Seminole Covnty. thi Cou rt on the 30M day of s, CIIY OF NOTICE UNDER Billie Jean King and Rosemary Ill.ana Kioss, Laurie Fleming, day's finals will also be played fill. Florida fen her, AD 1971 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Publish Sept 13. I?, 71 174 Casal.s, The $50,000 tournament Barbara Oakland's Ken Holtzman TO ',H0P.S Downs, FLORIDA t Terry during the afternoon, at 1:00 CONIIRN 14 ll I Ii Jr C. ON Si OF P NcIc ri .5001' TON .5 0 OF t, . t,,. will be played Sept. 16-n at the Holladay, Donna Ganz and p.m.Ticket.s areavailable nthe pitched scoreless ball alter alIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE i\iiJilm ii Clerk ol the C.rcuil Court i'i)l'',Lj,inI to 'hr PROPOSED ORDINANCE new Orlando Racquet Club, Betty Ann Grubb. Orlando area at the Barnett lowing Minnesota a run in the 'Fictitious fiOme Statute", Chapt EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Pi (tame RiCharde TO ',%HOM IT MAY CONCERN er CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Interstate 4 at Lee Road. Also: Sue Stap, Elly Appel, Ranks, Bill Baer Stores, and first on Larry Ilisle's triple and ssso9.Forioasl4tuteiwiIIregister Deputy Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN b stir at I - - -- - NFL Game of the Wee12PM, UO) • - ACTIO N ON LINE -.--p?i PF5FEVfc7x97- - .1. - season. Tampa Football Highlights 12 noon (13) Toledo vs. Tampa. National Skating Derby 12 noon (35) Championship Wrestling 12 noon (40 NFL Football 1 P.M. (2, 8, 20) Dolphins vs. Patriots. NFL Football 1 P.M. (6, 11, 13) Redskins vs. Giants. .dIUWpIUUIflJp wresiiing 1 P.M. (10) Championship WrestHii 1:30 way, He still goofs up at than Mean Joe Greene, who times. There's a chance that smiles a lot. Fats Holmes this triple rivalry may lead to the likely fourth man, but trading oi iiunrauy. VERY Tom Kea t i ng, all involved in GOOD, the strike, may lose out as the RECEIVING - None stackle alternate. EXstr onger at the wide positions. CELLENT. The starters, Frank Lewis and Ron Shanklin, match 1INEl1ACKING On the an)-body as threats for getting outside, you couldn't ask for a Into the end zone. And _______________ L),I' LOS ANGELES (AP) - "It Is "1 figured, with Cleveland kind of strange. Kind of funny, playing me, that it would be the inject Into the Sharks' operatlon, but Monaco said the that the first team Ill see Is Baltimore. I kind of like that," best at this time to take the deal transaction would be In the inillions. and 'et out of here." s-avs Frank Robinson, The only man ever to win Most Valuable Player honors in both leagues. Robinson left the California Angels Thursday and savvy) to take a team all the tackle in football right now IFs nice to 'ltONl' FOUR — Maybe have three such varied talents the strength of the club as Terry Bradshaw, Joe because Dwight White and Gilliam, Terry Hanratty. It'd L.C. Greenwood, who don't be nicer still to feel that the get much all-pro notice, are most blessed talent, Brad- pass- rushing terrors. And shaw, has the maturity (and t he re isn't a be tter all-round - _____ r DEFENSE z,,; . ,;r, -'p -. _____________ Peise and Monaco denied a printed report that Pease brought $2.5 million with him to - W.r..i7.1",1rVW-_W--;_;-:~~ -- _____ He bought the franchise for a reported $450,000 and his wife, Douglas Monaco, said "we have put 12 million of our money in ea OFFENSE - •. Robinson Sold To Tribe /c4'F/P1øi77IP __ net, venture more Cincinnati Reds manager. ez to win the opener. six-run, sixth-inning rally that Alter a 9-6, 6-2 doubleheader In the nighfrap, Bench hit his sparked St. Louis over New *.t!pflti ir2" *Y^ k. The triumph, tjr4J . irkqehaii ,, Luiuruay, inc Cincinnati RCUS s following Pete Rose's 40th 'itli Pittsburgh's 6-4 los.s to begin an important threc-game louble to give winner Pat Dar- Philadelphia, lifted the Cards to series with the Dodgers in Los cy, 1.0, a 2.0 first inning lead within 1'2 games of the Pirates Angeles. in the National League's East against Lew Krau.sse, 4.3 Th e Dodgers, 11-0 winners Division, was the third grand slam of over the San Francisco Giants It the doubleheader, Evans PhIllies 6, Pirates 4 Th Mike Schmidt blasted threeursday night, hold a three. staked Ron Reed, 10.9,toa four- run homer and Del aUnser - VU IU jo inI 0.,IVVeIaBU in DETROIT iAP - Les Moss, an American League catcher from 1946 through 1958, and a scout, coach and minor league manager since then, has been appointed manager of the Detroit Tigers' Montgomery fi'rm club in the &'utiiern League. In announcing the apjxintmnt, Tiger Direour Player Development Hoot Evers said Moss won two penants and never had a team below third in seven seasons as a minor league manager. Moss will replace Jim Le1.and at Montgomery, which finished third in 1974. LeLand will return to Clinton, Iowa, of the Midwest League, were he won a penant in 1973. The contract of 1974 Montgomery Manager Len Okrie won't be renewed. Evers said. 74'YaJ7 5E14tO4' /7 low.scs ui nsonD T AA.'ice NnrnnrI AAnnnncir I Ill I I 1W I I I 'ci ''L' - )iJ5 Cards 12, Mets 5 Reggie Smith's flnd home The Reds got a grand slam homer from Cesar Geronimo "Don't bury us yet," says the and a solo blast from Tony Per. run (if the season touched off a they really need is more consistent offense it. NORTH LITTLE ROCK. Ark.i Ali S Crawford of Beacon, N.., won the individual pistol title Thursday in the National Guard Rifle and Pistol (lampionships at Camp Robinson. H e finished with 4,350 points out of a possible 4,500. In team competition, Oklahoma won the rifle team (halnpionship with 5.548 points. Missouri WaS second with 5,513 irij O r eg (, :i tIrd ith 5,49. Ohio won the long range team match with 1,107 out of 1.200 pOints, hE# wti'a OPF"/6P sons And for 1he most pari. 1hey'te sti!1 a veiy young group All inc parmer probably will be row." than he wanted to absorb as William Pease, 31, a New York. Monaco said he fully expects le owner. "'" Murphy Lead - By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sperms Writer Legal Notice Friday, Sept. 13 1974-3B ______________ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME BIDS Oil A'L TAKE NOTICE, that U" INVITATION TO BID Notice 5 urdrtsigned Corporation intend ' nereby given that the District School rqister the fictitious name VS I Board of Seminole County. 5embooIe SKATE CITY with the Clerk of 'rn' "ATARINA lUPTAK JUNE N County. Florida will receive Sealed HEDRICK and MARGARET p Circuit Court , in and for SernriO 4e bldsuntil 600 P.M. onWechnesday,) County, Florida. pursuant to 3e?or I4EAM. 55 the legal heirs October 1971 at which time Bids will $6509, Florida Statutes DONALD .1 NICHOLSON be publicly opened and read aloud 'n I OR E NC E V N ICHOL SON. A H OPD O L ,^ r 400 141tc. IRENE flLAZEK BEUTLER, Ihe Seminole Courty Courthouse, ' CREATION CEN P.rk Avenue, S.ntoni, rlorda on U5Ap1 nIAZEK, MILAN BLA By John Miktcr the 10110voing IEK. HEL FN PASSINEAULT, and fecretarV Trea%t~rff PROJECT TITLE. EVA BLAZEK SCHAFER. as the Publith Aug 2), ]O& -'n' 6r ft 11014 STERLING PARK ELEMEN legal heirs of ANNA J BLAZEK. DEE I1 EMMA c RIDDLE. TAPY 'ce.'c.oi CITY OF SFUiNC)IF f'iIItj', 311)Wl(,A ti \MIIH ,'nj •p'ittt OVIEOO.FI.DRIDA NAME OF UWNLR. OIIrI(I NOTICE OF PUBLIC tIEAI4IPI6 TO hi wife, and IIENk/ SCPIOOI Board of Semi nole County. CONSIDER IAPIESXO, it living and if dead. 01 ADOPTION Seminole County, Florida ti,'ir unkflo*fl hers, devisen, PROPOSED ORDINANCE PROJECT LOCATION. Sterling TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN '.'qatees. qjrantces, uedutorsr.d all Elementary School is to be other persons claiming by, through. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE?, r,, located in Casseiberry. Florida ,'cider or against them and each of the of Oviedo. Florida, that U" PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF Counc il iI hold a public hearnq SEALED BIDS: All Bids are to be 'onslder the enaCtment of ordnaN delivered to the Superintendent of No 277. entitled Schools, 202 E. Commercial St.. NOTICE OF ACTION AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY IRENE BLAZEK BEUTLER Sanford, or to Superintendent of OF OVIEDO, FLORID; SchoolS pf ior to commencernmI of ESTABLISHING A MUNICIPAi 6861 Park*ay C#rde Board meeting at the Seminole SERVICE FOR THF (C) ' ECT"'Dearborn Heightt, r- &y i,Ft'UU1. AND DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE tveets Reds Li Two straight division titles make the Steelers a bona tide the AFC and a prospective Super Bowl team Chuck Noll has his team pretty much where he want its, talentwise They've lost only seven games during the last two regular sea- % I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CO'JUTY. FLORIDA, CASE NO. 74-101E JANE W ADPIATI(O, P1oin?iff, ) ,ffljjJ 9 ~)Jl PITTSBURGH STEELERS SPORTS Monetary Help ri ri Evening Herald Legal Notice r,1 vk4b LeaguemLeading , 4 17----.=., INBRIEF MURRAY OLDERMAN ' / .A. . . ' - ' RrpresentativemnCongressfortfte S Congressional District and Governor Lieutenant Governor ''1l ',' ,'iPI, UPUAPJIAK Wife Secretary of State Attorney General Comptroller NOTICE OF SUIT ''fitt r it', nitlt ii ttd tI,. ct,tr Treasurer (ommiSSionOr f Lducation Septeri'he, 17. 197.1 STANLEY , PECXHAM DINANCES IN CONFLICT PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE CLARENCE J P(Cit-tAp,s DATE As (tecutors SaldOrdinafl(ewasplacedonf,rs. Attorney for Albert N F i tts rf,tding on Scp$e'm.r 1?, 1971, a n d 710 (dwarcts Building. the City Council ilI Consider same S,tnfOrd FlOrida 37771 tot final passage ano adoption Ptiblh Sept 13. 70 191 It',' 't1t bcarng whth All PEr 66 _______________________________________________ be id fl tPt' C .' lf.lI of AtI.irn., ., -\:E-1r, ' ' :is - :Y ''i' -It ' , , . . . �- OWN BOOK REVIE LEISURE d f HOROSCOPE E vening Herald ______________ I — Evening Herald Friday, Sept. 13, 1974-413 The Maltese Falcon ' s Son- The Black Bird TONIGHT's TV - FRIDAY :3O (2, 8) Chico And '1 be Man (9) Six Million Dollar Man (13) Cowt ow n Rodeo (24) Wall Street Week (33) MovIe 9:00 (2,3) Rokford Fil es EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration My (I) What's Line (9) Truth Or Consequences (13) News (24) Camera (24) Masterpiece Theatre Showcase Movie 9:30 (9) Tesax Wheeleirs (13) Kitty Wells 10:00 (2. 8) Policewoman () NIght Stalker (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) This Week In Governmtit 10:30 (35) News 11:00 (2.6.8.9) News (24) Boarding HousC (35) Movie (44) Nght Gallery Tc.,ht Show (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police (44) Surgeon (6) What's My $25000 Line Pyramid Hollywood Squares (13) Wrestling (24) Black 8:00 Perspectives I) Sanford 8. Son (6) Planet Of The (7. Apes Kodiak (9) Movie (6) (24) Washington Week (33) Felony Squad (44) Bold Ones Entertainment (44) Movie 1:00 (7,3) Tomorrow Show (9) All Nite Movies (44) The Saint SATURDAY MORNING 6:00 (6) Growers Almanac 6:25 (2) Daily Devotiona 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Summer Semester Laurel Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie () My Favorite MartIan Addams Family Tarzan 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) Baileys Comets (8) Wheefle And The Choper Bunch (24) Sesame Street (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2) Addams Family (6) Speed Buggy Jabberworj) Yogi's Gang (44) Leroy Jenkins 8:30 (2) Wheelle And The Chopper Bunch (6) Scooby Doo (8) Banana Splits Holi day Isle Complex 3h. 323-?lo 5anfor4 We Still Have Our....... 1 EAT DINNER OTTO'S HOFBRAU HAUS 2544 PARJçAy INTRODIJCI Jrw (9) V!!cr,.,rie (35) Pop Goes The 7200 AD Country Valley (9) Devlin (24) Electric Earnest Angiery WIde World Of Sports (24) FirIng Line (35) World en Colt 5:30 (3) Woman's Point Of View Bold Ones The (24) Dream Machine (35) The Prisoner 9:00 (2,8,44) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Moore (9) Kung Fu 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show (24) Specialist Of The Week (35) Burke's Law 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett Show 10:30 (35) News 10:45 (35) Movie 11:00 (6,9) News (44) Night Gallery 11:15 (2. 8) News 11:30 (6,9) Movie (44) Rock Concert 11:43 (2) Rock Concert (8) It Takes A Thief 1:00 (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:15 (2) Thriller 1:33 (9) All Night Movies superbly Falcon Flies is not quite the same. George Segal is Sam Spade Jr. in contemporary San Francisco. He inherits his (a. Maltese Again." THE NE'flNORK OF THE m F But it ther' private-eye business, along with the longtime office secretary, Effie. The role is again being played 33 years tater by Lee Patrick. Another holdover from the 1941 cast is Elisha Cook Jr. "But this Isn't a remake of Falcon," said dl- ' rector-writer David GiJer, who Is Iflk1fl own debut. "It's more of a comedy treatment of the same mate- na]," It is a dream assignment for actor Segal, and he is enjoying himself Immensely. When Interviewed he had Just finished a bedroom scene with the sultry leading lady, Steph- By JAY SIIARBUTr AP Television Writer seems has disappeared some eight months earlier in search of gold and left his brood in the NW YORK (AP) — Stop whatever you're doing at 9:30 His cheery arrival, hailed p.m., an hour earlier in central time areas, and watch ABC's with a lunge for his throat by "The Texas Wheelers" toniglt. one son, is preceded by some It's one of the funniest, t- wonderful commentary on writ ten shows I've ever seen. manhood,drinking,and a girlit concerns a moti)erles.,friend of the 17-year-old who flounces off the Wheeler premdirt-poor, fundamentally ises when the oldest boy takes 1eent rural family of three a'vay his brother's six-pack of lads_age24,l7ando_ 12-year-old girl and their old IXCr. "Can't trust a woman who man, a bewhlskered, wlld.eyed, noaccount, shiftless rascal,only wants your beer," drawls the oldest boy. Needless tossy, "I didn't want to trust her," ute caper, starring veteran character actor Jack Elam as the kid groans. "I only wanted to get her drunk," the reluctant head of the clan, Dropping out of sc hool also Is In no way a Texas version of discussed by the kid, who coin"Apple's Way," virtue Isn't plai ns of nightmares about constant d isplay, What is on display Is an ex- blackboards and chal k cellent sense of the off-hand, "man, I'm dying of white lung." deadpanhumor of theLoneStm. state, br illi antly captured by scriptwri te r Dale McRaven, He froman e rmouslysuccessful turn no of Pa series of theatrical films—fit'c' of which were made; all were J huge.gro,slng box-office his. reaction to tthee rme. Wheeler, who it i' ! jr I I " Al Newl ,,.,, BABY BEEFjJ J PARK 'N' SHOP __________________ Supreme Court scene." 5i -.Aa 111Wi AVE ON OUR R Dèlv(1t Senta Berger In III ! EW! 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Haile Selassie. armed forces chief of staff who Ethiopia about $500 million was named temporary head of diplomatic observers be- worth of military and economic The United States has report- the governmncnt (,n 'ft::r.aL lieve the removal on Thursda y aid since World War II. That Is edly begun supplying heavy :n Eritrean . ORLD ik IN BRIEF IkiAL'Ii't II"'lI-T- I WASHINGTON (AP) Rioting Kills 60 I.IShUN, Portugal All Black guerrillas Who have l't'n fighting the Portuguese army for 10 years in M"za:ubique are being brought Into Lourenco Marques to help their former enemies prevent a renewal of rioting and racial violence in the capita l of the African territory, the i"rtugut'se' 'Vc'rnincnt announced today. The situation in Lourenco Marques continues to n rmnalize, although there remains a risk of sporadic incidents." a communique said. N reported that Portuguese army reinforcements omutinued to arrive in the city from northern Mozambi(1LJt'. In addition, "elements of Frelimo forces will arrive sti.'rtjv to complete the process of normalizing the 7 siluatlon in the area Of I Purenco Marques in collaboration uth Portuguese military and police forces," the cornrriuflu(lue' said. -- Exchange Open Longer YORK i 1\P - Apparently supported by strong sentent on volume-starved Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange's board has voted to extend trading hours by one-half hour to 4 p.m. The extension was approved on Thursday and will begin Oct. 1. It rcsulted from the Big Board's concern over "the inadequate level of commission revenues that has per. sisted in the securities industry for many months," said NYSE chairman James J. Needham in making the an. n.uncemnent, • The trading extension, already given the green right by the Securities and Exchange Commission, was given strong support by a poll of the exchange's member firms. The poll shoss ed that 12 of the 15 largest retail brokerages ',s EUi national network branches favored longer hours, dor,g ',',ith 86 of 93 regional firms. Floor brokers opposed the extension, Needham said. Other exchanges like the American Stock Exchange and the Boston Exchange had earlier voted to follow the Big Board's move promptly in order to close any cornx'titive edge. idea that the way to maintain or increase their huge PCOUELERLLV7bLOCAB revenues Is by cutting production rather than by their PDOUB rI'PUDRL I LBNIG fPWCFWpR EIRNP ABLELEIT PPINE usual tactic of raising the posted price. Members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries began nit'eting here Thursday to consider a recommendation (rein the OPEC Economic Commission that they increase the posted or tax-reference price of crude oil 14 per cent. BLEEAARN SSAPP OUBIHVTI THCLU Answer to Previous Puzzle Delight LDOpSEEP. / PINEPELDBUOD In*niclions: The hidden names listed bdo appe*i forward. 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RON JJJ mom E ORONO UNN0000 Jul.. luulu JUJIP M NOMMURN o rT.W 0 - - - AREA DEATHS John - i Gov- miners strike this November, ernment and industry experts when the curent United Mine say the nation should have Workers contract expires. enough petrole um fuels th is Natural vas sunnlies are al. winter, but the outlook Is uncer- ready expected to run short. tam for coal and downright The Federal Power Comm gloomy for natural gas. slon predic ts that natural gas George Hall, fuels manager companies will be forced by in the Federal EnergyAthnin shortages to cut off supplies tration's petroleum allocation temporarily to some Industries, program, said, "All things as they did last winter. being equal — assuming it's a But this year's curtailments normal winter and there are no are expected to be nearly twice problems wi th the Arabs — the as great as last year's, the FPC petroleum outlook is good." said. The FEA reported In late AuHomes and other essential gust that stocks of distillate fuel consumers are given top prioroil, which includes home ity for natural gas, and home heating oil and diesel fuel, were ating and cooking gas are not s ome 10.5 per cent higher than a in danger of being year earlier and 12 per cent commission said. cut off, the higher than two years earlier. Stocks of gasoline were more But curtailed gas deliveries than 12 per cent above those of could force some industries to 1973 and 11.6 per cent higher seek more expensive alternate than in 1972. fuels, putting additional pre The weakest category in pet- sure on fuel oil supplies, and roleum appeared to be residual driving up the price of their fuel oil; stocks were about 4.5 products. Some Industries per cent behind their level of might even be forced to shut 1972, but were 14 per cent better operations and put some workthan a year ago. ers out of jobs, Tight supplies of residual oil Commion officials could could affect electric utilities, not predict which specific I orime users of (tiM fuel•, EIUZJL IX BUrL, because Hall said uncertainties are it would depend on supplies in posed by the possibility of a coal each locality. WILLIAM BAIJMHOLSER VIENNA, Austria I AP The oil ministers from the petroleum exporting countries are corning around to the A Superb Salad Bar I I JI CkITIr -rA ili W EDAIBPPSPSECRI SBUDE ABOUPWIKPUKHNNBUDOL Dinner Menu Features &960 &"8 Fuel O 0K, Except Ut t es -- Samuel Mike Your Own And Replenish Your Plate As Often As You Like — Your Own Home Baked Demi Loaf Of Bread Served Piping Hot At Your Table. Ike - ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia of the 82-year-old emperor who more than any o ther Mrcan tanks iüpa, buL thc ul Fthipia's ncw milita ry one.' held alrolute power may cou ntry got. m il itary aid is expected to rerulers have warned the United herald a major shift in relations main at about $10 million a States that unless But reformwith ers charge that It increases with Washington, Ethiopia's Washington, its supply of arms to counter i ts aid, was a year. chief source of aid, The mili tary takeover abo prop for the Soviet shipments of tank. and emperor's feudal could expedite a settlement Some diplomats think the new regime. And the military and with the Liberation MIG Jets tothey neighboring regime may turn to France for others are resentful because the Front, whichEritrean has been fighting Somalia, may look military hardware and to China U.S. goverftent has rebuf eisewhere. fedtoa guerrilla for 10 years in for other help If the United requests for more arms Eritrea, war Ethiopia's north. The warning was reported by States does not supply what is restore Ethiopian supremacy ernmost province. AP' Tactics Discussed r - 7~- J.xk?ikhocji., ('efkWn, Ethiopia WantsA rm s From Any Country NRRSLLIAATVONSSLLFB Serving Breakfast 7.11 Lunch 11.2 Dinner 5-10 * , OUILBAC ITPEKWRBFEARUGCECLA .SHEL Entir,tyl 'A GENERAL TENDENCIES You have much todo today toget t'urscIf and your surroundings in the best condition, so forget fun un til e'er)' small detail of tasks facing you has been taken care of. list' spare time also to build up your physical vitality, AMES i Mar.21 to Apr. 19) You understand our duties better now and can use your finest abilities to handle them speed ily and i.ffi'i,'ntiv(' I. $.. day to find the rIght relieve tensions, as well as deepen your and him that she Shannon, equally tough and relationships. A can pal could give you he would havelife, married had he cool, lpf ul suggestions about a a mercenary fighter-corn- plan asked her. mander. Manson seeks access Certainly Just as fascinating to a rich platinum find. He ,. SA(;l'!iAfzu cv. 2 to . 2i Study your true position are details from interviews of rides a coup, toppling the gov- in the world of action and decide on future steps to improve it. friends thethe ccuplc dur. ernment of a young African Avoid one wno is trying to lead you in the wrong direction. ing theiraround romance, abdica- state where the mineral is I. CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Make new acquaintances ton and their eventual mar- cated, would put platinum in rtage in France. The Duke's ho can help you where education, the philosophical, etc., are his hands. subsequent effcrts to have his toncerned, and get out to some place with a fine atmosphere. 1k enlists Shannon's aid for family accept the Duchess are the detailed plan for new projects. over. Study especially touching. AQUARIUS i Jan. 2! to Feb. 19) Plan to have time both for Martin details the pair's con- throwing the government, For. syth meticulously details the 'bligations and recreations with congenials. Use good Judgment troversial to Germany dur- plan: guns and ammunition are since your intuition is off base somewhat now. Keep ing Hitler'strip prewar cool purchased legally and illegally, its political repercussions. PISCES Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Make good plans with partner reign and 'ship arld crew are assembled -' Sometimes for It ie future. Use tact and be skillful for best resulis. Make the it seems no detail along with clothing, down to the Is too trivial for inclusion in this even ing a purely sial one. account. But all in all the new last set of underwear, Finally, after 100 days, ShanIF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. . . he or she will be such non is ready for the attack, perfectionist that it is well early in life to teach that the element There is, naturally, a sw- ('1 time is very important if there is to be real success here. ii t1 E' ,i,\ prise ending. Forsyth ties his Otherwise your progeny could get so enmeshed in detail that a GOLDEN ' adventure into a neat but cyni. project could be stretched out interminably when it does not call PGO D cal package. The most exciting for all that effcrt and many benefits could be lost in the process. reading is in the openlngchap. Ideal for the laboratory technician, the scientist, the artist, the LUNCH investigator, etc. Teach mathematics early. ters. At the end, Forsyth plays on the reader's emotions a bit, "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of 1 $ but all In all, the suspense is Y('Ur life is largely up to YOU! Aut real, the action exciting and the Carroll Righter's individual Forecast for Amiicjn Cv,s,,w characters, though lacking your Sign for October foul MOS, now ry. For your Copy Send your bihdate and $1 to Carroll nu sots depth, seem right for the story. Righter Forec.it, The Herald, P.0, U 629. Holl y w oo d , C alif,90075 II SI. so p Eve Sharbutt Fr, II SO 11 P.M Sv'di0 1?O 10PM Associated Press Rulei "Not Ob. At 9:40 fly CAItIWI,I. RIGHTER SCORPIO uOct. 23 to Nov. 21) Enjoy amusements with the one true love of Walls businessman, against "Cat" friends that Windsor's CHICO Texas Wheelers,'1 RealAnd Fy For Saturday, September 14, 1974 THE DOGS OF WAR. By The author of "Jennie: The Frederick Fersyti. Viking. 4U Life of Lady hii,, u' 'UurchPages. $795 1'AURUSi Apr. 20 to May 20) Take treatments that will help ill," has another best-seller )vu The su.ipense master, who feel more chipper and be more charming. Amusements his hands. Far-reaching re- chronicled an at. StlOu]d be of the less expensive kind. Economize more. assassination search, interviews with friends t'uiipt on Charles DeGaulle In of both the Duke and Duchess (;EM IN! tMay 21 to June 21) Fine day for improving the "Day of the Jackal" and the -situation at your home materially or spiritually. Control that and, finally,herself interviews with the of a Duchess combine to adventures Nazi.tracker incontemporary lend'fl('v to run off to new outlets that are not for you at this time. "The Odessa l(t'la and restore energies tonight. make his account completely F'i!e," takes a look at muerceengrossing. Mx)N CHILDREN June 22 to July 21i Get shopping and Wallis Warfield Spencer naries and their world in this thcr duties behind you for more free time for whatever interests new thriller. Simpson Windsor made the handle travel matters well, too. Accept a social in. Th e title, one character tells Journey 'it;iti'n For p.m. from Baltimore to Lon. us, comes from Shakespeare's don to life in Paris with i.i;o July 22 to Aug. 21) Make necessary repairs on any seeming "Julius Caesar": "Cry 'Hayease.Martlndetallssomeoftiie oc!' property you have. A new budget can be helpful now. Prove you and let slip the dogs of have and problems your feet on the ground. volved in the change from war," Frederick Forsyth gives no simple account of Congo. VIRGO i Aug. 22 to Se pt. 22) Take care of any personal Maryland belle to former King style conflict or Biafran terror, Edward Viii's consort. niatters that are pressing now. You can enjoy yourself later at Instead he uiiuugijul,' greed, :mi' :ar:a! Iunition to whch you may hay.' l'.n in vited. The details of the I avarice and their impact on elI romance in Washington with politics. With sophisticated a Argentine diplomat Don Felipe l.11fflA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Clear off matters that need your I I ca t I o n of conglomerate nuunivdiat R. attention, then do whatever will improve your apEspil are recounted at procedures, Sir James Iarance. Show more affection formate. Avoid an arguer. length. Friends said Espil was Mansonhe a pits ruthless London I Tomorrow" A newseriesten Galen, a chimpanzee.....and revolutioflaxy_who goes on to assume leadership of a futuristic ape culture. Ron Harper and James Naughton purtray two as tr onIJtq wh- the definitive by Mary Astor, Sydney Green. street and Peter Lorre. Now Columbia Pictures is making "The Black Bird ... or (6) Paul Sand In created the series and is its 8- CBS PLANET OF ThE executive producer, APES DEBUT "Escape From The opening show deals with Roddy MeDowall, who sta_rred in four of the films, is in the series, too, and still won't be ea.nly recognizable, He plays played Sam Spade, supported Friends & Lovers World 4:30 (6) Sounding Board (24) Book Beat 5:00 (2) Born Free () Marlboro Cup Death Valley Days Bogart (24) Carrascolendas (44) . classic treatment in as a (35) TBA 8:30 the l94 lby John Huston jnplJsdebut director. Humphrey Festival Films (9) The New Land (I) Wonderful 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Archie (I) Information EIght (9) Invaders (13) Cowtown Rodeo (24) Electric Company (35) TBA (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Soul Train (6) Cosby Kids (24) Sesame Street 1:00 (6) Children's Film Festival High School Football Roundup (13) Movie (35) Quarter Midget Racing (44) Combat 1:30 (2) Nashville Music (I) That Girl (9) NCAA: Star,dford Vs. Penn. State (24) ElectrIc company (33) Celebrity Bowling 2:00 2, U Major League given Family 10:30 (2, 8) Sigmund And Sea Monsters (6) Shazam (9) Krog. 70,000 B. C. (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (35) Cartoon Carnival 11:00 (2,8) Pink Panther (6) Harlem Globe Trotters (9) S uper Friends (13) Wrestling (24) Sesame Street (44) Lost In Space 11:30 (7) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers - fatale. In 1936, the plot was refurbished as "Satan Met a Lady,"with Warren William and Bette Davis as stars, "The Maltese Falcon" was 8:00 (2, 8) Emergency (6) All In The Company (44) Of "he (35) Big Valley (44) Wrestling 7:30 (2) Untamed World (9) Name That Tune Of The LOS ANGELES (AP) ane Audran. In his dressing kisses from Olivia Della- beautifully done, and I dltht't George Segal, son ofHumphrey room, he offered to share a villand!" know whether to put [fly hands Bogart? supply of champagne and cayHe was kidding, one must be. under itoron it. Did my nose go It is happening on the stages jar with his visitor. Here. Upon reflection, he ad- on the right side or the left? of The Burbank Studio with the "I'm treating myself," Segal initted there Is no thrill In be- Would our noses hit? fourth film flight of the Maltese said exhuberanuy. "After all, fore-the-camera passion. "It's always that way atmFalcon. when you have a splendid bou. "It's all very controlled," he Ply a matter of hitting your Dashlell !Iamniett's mystery dolrscene, you should live it up said. "I remember when I did marks. You're uncomfortable, novel, which set the standard — champagne and caviar! my first kiss in a movie; It was and the actress Is Just as unfor two generations of detective "We actors have It better to. 'The New Interns,' and the girl comfortable. Through your mu. story writers, was filmed by day — sex on the set. Poor Errol was Inger Stevens. tual discomfort, you get to be Warner Brothers In l9i, with Flynn and all those chaste little "I was terrified. Her hair was friends. That's au. Flends." Ricardo Cortez as Sam Smde (24) Cinema Showcase The story. duLl ikb l)anjels as the femme Wild Dinosaurs (24) The Last (6) Hee Haw (0) Great Adventure Lost (6) (2) 1:00 Of Gilligan (13) Movie (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hour 10:00 (2, 8) Land Of Lawrence Welk (24) Video (9) Ne.'. Adven?urts v, - 6:30 (7) Topic (6, 8, 13) News Pun Mod Squad SANFORD Show (44) Untouchables Family Partridge And You 1° 2" LOUNGE OPEN 1') A.M. PH. 322.9776 (2. 8) Run (6) (24) Zoom (35, 44) Movie 2:30 (24) ElectrIc Company 3:00 (24) FashIon Focus 3:30 (6) Hogan's (24) America Be Fit (33) Movie 4:00 (6) Black Experien ce (24) Lilas, Yogas ..TREAT VOURBEL ALL YOU CAN 9:30 Theatre OUNGE OPEN DAILY—INCLUDING SUN. BUFFET 9:00 (2, 8) Emergency Plus Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong Phooey (24) Sesame Street (6) Adventure Served 11:30 am. III 2:30 p.m. LUNCH Shares Baseball LUNCHEON $ 49 SPECIA LI HOT & COLD Neighborhood Derstine.-. Gerald AFTERNOON And House of Steak (44) EVENING 6:00 (2,6,8) News (24) Washington Week (35) Bobby Goldsboro Hour (9) WIde World Of (U (9) Bugs Bunny (24) Mister Rogers' THE WOMAN HE LOVE!). look at the Windsor' sand their By Ralph G. Martin, Simon and life is dramatic, fascinating Schuster, 503 Pages. 19.95. reading, Certainly It is a Ralph Martin's new look at gossipy, candid account of a the Duke and Duchess of Wind- great love story that romantics son, their romance and its con- will adore, sequences, is billed as the first Eve Sharbutt impartial, unauthorized acAssociated Press count of the well-known love Friday, Sept. 13, 1 9 74-5B William Set. mole Memorial Hospital. (Bill) He was a native of Pittsburgh, Baumholser, 73, of 204 W. Bay St., Longwood, died Thursday In Longwood. He was born in Indiana and moved to Longwood in 1956. He was the former operator of Mom and Pop's Barbecue in Longwood; former Longwood city building inspector, L- d a security guard at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club since 1967. He was a member of Upsala Presbyterian Chuch of Sanford, and a former of Longwood Chamber of Commerce. Survivors include a wife, Mrs. Ruth Baumholser of Pa., and a frequent visitor to Sanfc*d, Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Marjorie L. Kniffin, Pinnellas Park; daughter, Mrs. Thos L. Largen and son, I'I') Kniffui Jr., both of Sanford; 7 grandchildren and one great-grandchild, Gramkow Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. president Longwood; sons, William Baumholser, Evansville, Ind.; Harold Baumholser, Titusville; Frank Robert Baumholser, Mansfield, Ohio; daughters, Mrs. Mary Jane Lively, Detroit, Mich. and Mrs. Lois Lance, Baltimore, Md.; brother, Adam Baumholser, Henderson, Ky.; Frank Younger, Booneville, Ind.; sisters, Mrs. Marjorie Russelberg, Newburgh, Ir.d. and Mrs. Effie Woolsey, Booneville, In d., 25 grandchildien and six great grandchildren, Senioran Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs, in charge of arrangements. CLAYTON DF.KLE W. Clayton Dekle, 74, of 520 Rugby St., Orlando, died Wednesday In Orlando. Born in lift County, Ga., he moved to Orlando area 28 years aio frirn SARAH MAThEWS Mrs. Sarah Mathews, 60, of Hawkins Avenue, Sanford, died Saturday. Born in Lake City, she was a member of New Salem Primitive Church, Sanford, Survivors Baptist include two daughters, Mrs. Mary Lee Jones, Seatpleas.ant, Md.; Miss Mae Frances Mathews, Rochester, N.Y.; seven sisters, Mrs. Rutha Mae Prince, Mrs. Bertha RiUey, Mrs. Alberta Haggin, and Mrs. Ruby Tucker, all of Sanford; Mrs. Lithe Patterson, Mrs. Estella Nathan, and Mrs. Mary Nelson, all of Rochester, N.Y.; two brothers, Oscar Nelson, Palmetto; Abraham Nelson, Rochester; three grand children, Seatpleasant; and several nieces and nephews. Perry Funeral Chapel in charge. �Friday, Sept. 13, 1974 6B—Evening Herald EVERY DAY WANT AD Evening Herald Herald YOUR I INFORMATION CLASSIFIED _ , — - _ _ DIA L ____ is Help Wanted ADVERTISING FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 173 15$7 Write P0, Box 1213 Sanford, Florida Seminole 322-2611 PAGES OFFER Winter Park. YOU A RECREATION "Don't needs'' Ser v e a useful purpose again 'stiCfl 5'OiJ S&'II them with a classified ad from the Herald Call us today' Don't delay! Just dial 3222611 or 9)) wqj To place your low cost want 1:00A.M. . 5:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday 1 thruStimes 40C line 6thru2Stimes 30C line ..,. EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS WILL DO SEWING IN MY HOME 321 0777 Mature person to care for 2 children in my home 2 days week. 574 2637. Girls-want to be a model, beauty coolest winner, or a more at tractive person? Send for Home Study Modeling Course Brochure, $1.00 (refundable). V. Hill, Box 55)5, Pine' Bluff, Ark 71601 Part Time Help Wanted. Yard Work 373 7970 ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum The Longer Your Ad Rusts lhø Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. r , ,),, a' tociav CIssific%i ad da t . PJ,i,i' one, to buy, sell or tent. Call 372 2611 or 631 9993. Of Copy. 0 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL A NON Announcements 2-In Memoriam 3-Cemeteries 4-Personals .**I !%Ifl,rrp4. I S J%.VJ _.J I-_.._.. .rw ru,jna ' 6-Child Care 7-Molels Hotels GUIDE 6 _____ -- 10—Do It Yourself o i 9 Travel& Recreation ji - - 27 FREE home delivery SSaveS Please call 305 930 6469 Financial 24— Business OpportunIties Insurance Investment Opportunities FARMER 'S Rentals MARKET 29-Rooms for Rent 30-Ap.r?mtnts Rent Unfvrnshed 31-ApartmentsRent Furnished 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished Furnished 34-Mobile Homes Rent a-Houses Rent 35-Mobile Home Lots For Rent 34—Resort Property For Rent 18 30 chef-Experienced hotel chef. Apply Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs, daily, I to 6 p m. Merchandise SO-Misc, Pta neous For Sale S1—Houthold Goods REAL $2-Appliances 53-TV . Radio. Stereo 64-Garage Rummage Sales ESTATE SELECTOR . Maintenance person, physically strong, some mechanical ability, Interview, 9 to 10 a m. only Monday through Friday. References required. Bram Towers, Sanford. Bring Results MERCHANDISE youth b'ds and other 7-Livestock and Poulfry ?A-Feed - Coins I,r_ 0-Swap and Trade I-Antiques IA—_i I-Auction Transportation 7 5—Campers. Trailers 7 Travel -Auto Repairs Parts Accessories . -Junk Cars Removed 71 -Motorcycles 71 -Trucks and Traitors DIAL 322.2611 — Autos .- -_ - - Business Property MUST SELL? BY OWNER, San lord's hq'? section 7 1 C 3 ZONING- Reasonable price, 1 1 3' on Edgewater Drive, 200' deep 78'x60' building on property Assume $33,000 mortgage. Full Price, $45,000. Everest Realty, Inc REALTOR, 6280808 After hours call Te4a Totlea, Assoc 839 1386 Realtors _____ ..a v 96' .--------.-.----. -- . _1L BATEMAN C. 3777643 BY OWNER, PIPIECREST 3 bedroom, 1 bath, concrete block home, central heat & air, many Other extras 373 903) atter 5 p m - "Stop Urn'" , "We Don't 38 We Till BIG, BIG, BIG (ouniry style ulcnen wiln iu,s ut cabinets and coe,ntLr .,1cr; with thiS goes, 3 bedrooms, I baths, a beautiful yard with tgShade frees and more. $23,900 Call REALTOR Associate Andy Wolf, Eves 372 116.1 S 1.2.3 Bedroom Apts. I: *Tennis 9d ~qc Is 41- x I 3w1us1111119 rOOu nUivix HOMES ' - Courts *Large Wa •Paved SIT IFishing & floating Disposals IStree? Liç Oishwashers Stemper Realty Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOR 337 499) 1919S French Eve. 372 7374 327 1496 372 7542 SANFORD 323.7900 ORLANDO 365.5555 1 Succeed.t' Wanted To Fern Park LAKE MARY (Fixer Rent 41 SANFORD, 32) 7870 Apartments Rent Furnished '444 1 ø. uliIIIIIIIIIITuuuIuuuu1u1IIuI11I' e uuuh1.uu_u House? Financing a new Maronda Home In Dtltonj is now within the reach of the young working people of the Air reg.-cdmn your eligibility to purchase a new) bedroom horn, for no cash down and reduced monthly payments under the Farmers Hem, Ad. ministration Assistance — Beautiful Ravensbrook Executive 4 bedrOom, 2' i bath home on one acre of rolling countr y side Lazy L pool, lake privlleqes, hori,e can be boarded within walking distance. This lovely country French home has family room with fireplace, for. mat dining room, breakfast roo m, fully equipped kitchen and laundry room. 21 'i car garage. Owners re ioaling, Excellent financing. 177) - . -- TAF __________ _______ .1." Beauty Jfl 4039 628-2162 ______________________ - 1, 2 & 3 I.droom Add an e'sfra*cs a od sid P $acA apart. men$, Ist* if star. alprivate bat. Co"and you'll 0 Rid still ms. Arms. 75Th Sby$ ___________________ .- 4. WA 0 2510 Ridpwood SANFORD, FLA. 4111, School _____________ ___________ — 1K W Bamboo Cove 3i ' - MUTmfl5 presvI . V 2 minutes from Sanford Plaza I CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROM8PERCENT Partially furnished upstairs extra large apartment lion Magnolia Ave 371 044% 'I COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE YET IN TOWN - '- -i--i", '" -- ' I 1' -u. '''•-'' I I - ,tr.cJ - __________ Land Clearing - &A BACKHOE SERVICE Landclearlrig. septic tanks, fill dirt. driveways All kinds of digging 332 9117 or 32 3 3993 __________________________________ 55 - - ------ WIL S ONYMER FURNITURE III JIS 1. First St 327 _______ _______ - C' Siding 1973 Orlando Clipper 15' with trailer A. i t A'IJ (',Il I SERVICE u sdentaI & Commercial Free Luttlt I I 37305)9. Jerry or '377 6111. __________ ftuddy ________________ ' "" ""'"I'll sales are in season Tell th 'i'oitn ,stxpjt it with i Classif,ca "I f) tht' 14,'r,lld 32? 2611, 831 want .jurin ) l'l II Call After 3p.m. Mon Thurs 377 1713 Pest Control L... Attic Carpet Sale one 172 7611 or linoleum and tiCcofle's In the g ood ole Summerlime,..it's .1 great time to sell sorneth-rig *fthA Classlf led Ad. Just dial 3fl2oIIc7, I)) 9993 for a quick results act Masonry & Concrete No Job TooSmll Call 17) 1106 ' OrI 11253374 ree loys and gifts for Christmas Have a Friendly Home Toy Party Brand names, low prices Cal)?) 1645, 37161)7 apleajnt surl:r 54') 'rou can Sanford, 377 7010 Lake Maryi2IOil) N ew custom --' - -.$-•.'.- I ,. —. i --.-.-• - , , •, , — I • " i ,, I • • ,- -.,--- __ ' - .. -,-- .-.. .. , . s_i____ ___i- - Jacks. U&M twice. 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From 13 PLYMOUTH FURY III Power Steering and Brakes, Automatic, Air INC BERT AMC CLEARA NCE SALE WPMI I ~ ____1) . Ill --- t Q I ' : ' ••• '.'—.- , Brakes, Air.Condi,ioned Radio, A Real Nice Car a 'c'..." .1 . LQK HERE - 4 e, M. Q...e. 5....., . cilt, . ".•.'.'. Full R ec reational Vehicle Services --- , 1974 JAVELIN 4291 $3199 2895 2892 HORNET X '3195 1972 CORVETTE 15295 1974 1971 L & D WAGON '6995 '2995 '2395 1972 DODGE 22 FT MOTOR HOME '6995 1973 JAGUAR V.12 2 2 1974 GREMLIN This is a partial listing—over one hundred of FLA,'s cleanest pre-owned autos 28O2 from. I . select ALL ON SALE NOW Ill 1 MILE EAST OF 17.92 ON HWY. 436 :, 'f '_..==- ---.. . . VW Pop Top CampmobIe bright orange, automatic and a i r Just like new $3,095 Call Don built dark -- . ,• i t ..__ . I. Camper-Travel Trailers auser 3006 Cat Sporler rifle Excellent condition. Will sell, or Ill for German or Jap pistol. etc. 377 0149. ------'------ -. . -. ' 1971 Champion-. 78, 3.000 mites With all extras. 521.000 Seo at 800 French Ave., Sanford or call 3?? .. — . .. ., 75 bookcase, 1' wide l' 'high Adjustable Shelves, 7 drawers Very nice Worth $'FS Sell for IUS 372 0449. BLVD ________ l34O small imall saddle & bridle, 135.. 76" boy'. S Speed bike, $25. Evening dretses, Jr sizes 5 1 322 705.9 AlRh'of 3. Trailer. - clean out your cjaragt'qu,ckly wilt, 1 Want Ad 7676 lroouoit Ave I ~_ ~ I ~[ ,.,.,..•,• I , •,,, t .. u J t .i.t 'w.o;.t • 1974 MATADOR 2 door refrigerator, Table & chairs, Misc. 3726351 Jim Rowe Pest Control rid om ,, , ........., i,,. . ,. C .- 0 '.j,• • 71..'_ .,•, .. . .. 1974 AMBASSADOR WAGON FREIGHT SALVAGE WY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR pplian(es air co ed freezers retrig stepladders wire etc ormly's E. 46, Sanford 773 1132 and - _____ —. '"5om'c.tmPingc-Qu,Pmrnl you lnqe'' use' Sell it all With .1 l.mssit,ed Ad in The. Herald (.,mll II? 7611 or 93) 999) and a trie'riI, .'d Vi50 will help you oat ________________ - , - - )ne room air condItioner, 5.000 BTU. Frenchette, 150 3 wP'e't'l bike, 23", Miami Sun, $7S, 372 9066 '4LtDi4ILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and service MACHINE C. SUPPLY CO. 707W 2nd St - "i,..' - UTILITY TRAILER, 3735.750 It ou have an eye for real i.,lfu tht' clic'iuf.'c Ids t'cJu,ir, A' small classified ad bringS big returns. Try one and see. Call 37274)1 or 831 9993. ' Dell's Auction Center YEW TANDEM ALL STEEL everyciay.,,read and use them often Call 372 26)1 Or 831-9993 2567 Park Or.' 37? 8665 .. Couches; 2200 F rench Ave 323 7310 (l'issified ad serve the buying and ;,P 7 'tPO,'N P[51 ( ('1 Pot . . MuslcaIMerChandi SANFORD AUCTION PrtScio'dIe licensed Residential, Commercial Free Estimates Ph. 377 617) - , 1 ' - I I I I I lI l ith ROBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy. I? 92 372 5.961 11 ____ "lt . ' Regulations size pool table; Some real nice glassware from an estate, depression glass etc. And other kinds of furniture, ap pliance's, etc --------- Wall Papering I ,j"CV $100 down and take over payments, 3279337. 59 ads bringbig fI'Suit Just tr III 9993 f" Pooc. 3721651, Dealer. Fiberglass boat- 25 HP Evinrude motor ariu trailer, . or i.e'S Off er 373 6622 - - . SIDING, IPlt,s AND SEAMLESS GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES 862 IllS Lawn Service ____________________ 5 -.- 373 III], ODD CHEST other In 5620 18'TriHutIwithl,5HPe'' ngine $ ;l9SFli'm. Largest set ection in Central Florida, Prices start at $39.95. b— S le _.._. 17' Coba, 75 HP Evinrucie and Trailer. $900. Call 327 1219 after 6 - -.. t. 46 West, Sa r,ford Boats& Mari ne Equ i. p ment MART 02$1 ' ..•. ILAIIL1 i ILlS 1111111 I 2911 Hwy. 1797. Open Sat. & Sun. 95 $317920 several ________________________________ - speed. radio. $1795 Call Wliitey Eckstein 3fl1651, Dealer. ' Complete trailer hitch,-'. Freight damaged furniture' and Electronic 6 voice chord organ, the All kinds available furniture parts, All at wholesal e , clectrovo;ce Baroness sol i below at 49 W. Concord Noll's d SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 'ADM. excellent condition Price Freight Damaged Warehouse. 5250 Call 377 1797 Downtown Orlando Phone 425 373 Jilt — EAST AIRPORT I ,,, - I LIAITI APJfl FLEA hAl 1961 Karman Ghia, a real collector's item New racing green paint. '4 ' 327165) Dealer. FRIDAY NIGHT7.00P.m, BeêtsifulbJondmihoo.jny dnng room set with buffet and hutch, orop leaf table; Rattan drop leaf table and two matching chairs New 2 piece sectiona l couch. Plus Garage-Rummage GARAGE SALE: 1 pc dinette set, iv, paint and other items 2641 S. Elm Ave , Sat , Sept. 14, 9 a m ein Let one of our friendly aci vsoe hclp you word your ctassif.eo ad Call 322 76)) or 8)1 93 Over lO,000Pieces To Select From —.. ' ALL NOLL'S STORrs There's one near you Excellent COfldltiOn, 1911 Charger. fully equipped, tape deck, mag wheels, assu me payments, 373 951.4 after S. 1963 Ford Thunderbird, 2 thw hardtop, one owner. original 1966 Chevrolet Impala, good con miles Full pc-ncr. Must see to dit;øri, new inspection sticker and ap relate $995 CallMowie Kirby, tag. 323 59665 to 5:30 Eves. 321 flUIjLILJII U a Use indoors or Out Restaurant Equipment Ne's. and Used, Bought and Sold. Holiday Equipment. 391$ N. Orange BIsm. Trail Orlando PH 293 1973 "Don't needs!" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today? Don't delay' Just dial 37276)) or 9)1 9993 To place your low cost ,%,int Act PtIu4lnfl Friday & Saturday. 9a.m. glasswar e,pos- y,, doors Mat size S'xlO' Regular klm r le retail price $799 P4011's prce $199etc 11) West c tr,me' Autos for Sale .. YARD SALE ALL PIOL' 'S STORES There'sonenear you Well Drilfina ADDITIONS I REMODELING CALL BILL COVE BOULEVARD '-' 54 80 - Auction ________________________ ' - — 1*1 h • "' - from 145 322- 8721 - Truck Rentals _____ ., i FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED . Located 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., in Sanford. Sales office open Mon.'Frj: 9.6, Sat, & Sun. Dial L ' I - lday lyear.32)53)Q p t' 9 — "' Brick, Block & Stone Fireplaces. Carports, enclosed, 1 flarbeques. I and brick veneer. contril drivevioay%Paintna'vIIpiperiflgp4o,fl FRANtSMASONRVS16fl4r !l 313 19 Or 323 373045) anytime. _______________ ________ '1'n t serve .i Remodeling, Addition & Rcp.ii lurpOSe ajan when Ou 5.11 Iti.ri'u with a classified .id from the Carpentry, Roofing, Cement . Finishing, Painting Reassa hte Billy Geck, 121 8207. d"AY1 Just dial 327 2611 or 831 ,' 9'i9) I j'ace ,our low cest want MONEY$ Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tennis Courts, Reireatjonal Fees Are Prepaid, If you Wntl ver y n'e home? Adults no pets $130 mOnth $31 9665. Free 100 ,rioy canoe done no Other way Call 372 7611 or $31 9993 Now!! $SAVE Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, Cettona duplex, furnished bedroom, bth, wall to wall car Pet, air, electric kitchen, walking distant to the Plaza. Adults No Pets $iis Plus security deposit. Pay Own utilIties. 6644741. "' Pressure Cleaning Plastering. Plaster patching and simulated brick speciality. 372 2710. - — WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEY APP LIANCES 323 0697 'I .5 way now for Chr ttrras' King RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Econoline Vans to Diesel Tractors. — Concrete & Masonry pl PRICEDFROMS35,000 I are "stimatet Floors. patios & drives ('rich. or 'tone ant ers Pth rvp,ir .c 327 3) lillAve 373.7640 ACOMMUNITYOF FINEHOMES iuisii,t,00ed, reasonable rent ,rj pets 377 111 0. 'i PET REST INN & Grooming Ph 377 l(J57 ______________________ 'Can't pot the car in the garage Sell no longer nce'ird items with a classified ,iti in the Evening herald Dial 327 7621 or 831 9991 to place yours - Home Improvements 0% .- . Swap and Trade ______________ — MORE ' im' -am having dIlculty' place to live, car tu Or i.e. a OP. or some service you have need of. r,'ad all our want Arts every day - ________________ . ... 1 Interior Exterior It ,ou 4•' i,n',fui'Ci Carpentry VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry No job too small Licensed & Bonded 373 5.677 ______________________________ . - - .1 - Miscellaneous For Sale l97l Torino SOO,l door tsafdtop,vinym top, air, automatic, PS aria PB Extra nice $119 5 Call Don Pope 1771631, Dealer Trucks and Trailers 1971 AMC Gremlin X; Auto Trans AM FM Radio, A C, PS, Sun Roof 17,000 mIles Exc. Cond. Trade title for title 20' plus Fiberglass boat. cabin type 372 3918 eves . Trampollnesi Boarding _____________________________ Appliances ______________________ 1 ( :.,i,,ii.,, - ''chin Nd blur c' Cab rets. Counter tops S rcb.s installaton .sailable Bud Cabell 377 9052 Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Licensed, Bonded. Free estimate, 323 6031. I r see why we say convenience It lti• key to , I I - .______ jrns - Home improvements I _______________________ .j, . ,/ . wail to wall arpet, air little of a busy mother's time! You'. - FROM •160 A -. io 4434, _______________ CARPET, TILE, VINYL. Sales and expert instIllation. 20 yrs. exp. Lowest prices in town. Call 67$. Pet Care ________________________ keduce your electric bill with Care - corecpleteceilinq& wall insulation' FALL CLEANING ~ 11111=1 Free estimates Athton Insulation "Impac" Wash& Spra.Kleen (901) 719 3210 Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks TOVER'S.BEAUTY SALON _______________ A. roofs ,niidew, fungus, 'r'ert, tat1tl's BriuIy txoo. 11111 mud clobbers, wasps & Spider Classified adsare%,eretohel 5.29 E Pine. 372 $ 7i2 Webs, 377 O]9L buy. sell, rent or swap.. .at a low cost let us help you place yours' i a t,arqan r ''II a b.lrgan w th Burglar Alarms (all 322 26)1 or 831 9) .n 10 u'.i ,ir'd ri'aO ,r,st,ed ads Wall t o pt,tCf, (ill 311 ;elt or p)I Burglar Alarms OIL HEATER CLEANING iur ad New For Homes& Businesses 1•Call Ralph 373 595.4 Free Estimates, 3 Th7 NOW LEASING - .1 Low in cost, high in resuils, that's classified acts read and use them! i $311867J .- 1. .- -. 1)001 25.tt 5t 371 M5% Washers, Quaran?eeci, best selection in town $1993 and U. Sanford Auction, 1200 French - Ave Di We Buy arid Sell Gold and Silver Coins. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 209W. 1sf 51.373. - SO __________________________ _____________________________ HQ(T'lES I 51,200 505 Lemon St., Sanford _____________ ' ' - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted )fl'1331."LkM*rv" Full tune' GE Applances Sanford Electric Company 75.72 Park Drive. 32715.6) . Nice 3 bedrooms, I' baths Pool, famIiy room with fireplace and bar, built in appllancev, across from small take. Sb,,9 carpet, Paneling, fenced yard By Owner, WINTER PARK Tanglewooci Move 321 Os2i. In now 3 Bedrooms, 7 ba ths, fornily room, Air, double garage Nicety landscaped yard. Seller * * * * Deltona * * * * offers terms 535.9Cr) 7. Pct, Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedroom homes, I', to 7 REALTORS 196W, Lake Mary Blvd 373 6353 or 615 7333 baths priced from $72,930 to WE TAKE TRADES $2'i,) 00 on large wooded lot. Seller pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, Furnlson,, t -rJ,o,,,, .ipt , 115. Fre'ncp, Ave StOQ p.qr trio, pluS $75 dpoIt. 177 6111 or 377 65.30 i •--- -------- . ,int,mt. 1I'1ROflDA Inc. I - Centat Heat & Air Conditioning For tree estimates, call Carl 46 tlarrs. a' SLAPS in Santorci, 171 Plan 11 rnlsisnirs.i 7 Experts Ready To Serve A Directory of area, as well as the elder retiret oisa fixed income. " " - 4 k 1:1 I E (O - -- .- ,_,- . •- ,- ... 1' •jj .,'!__ I. mimlm; - '- ' vv*v , lv? I VW 7 passenger Bus, red & '67 Chevy I door, automatic. air, Ante, looks & runs like new, power steering, good condition, speed. Must see 52195 Call Howie $700, 131 941, Kirby. at 377 165.1 Dealer. Stamps. Coins ' Mictielcx'i tires New ECI tint, 75. 1977 DATSUN PICK UP AM FM TAPE DECK, EXCELLENT CONDITION. 3234792. Appliances - . mmmam ~ ____ 21 MPG. Thit iS a qi.ality c.,,i, __________________________ . - 17 model lnterr,atonal tort, I wheel drive, tool box bed, 51200 3653)6). . REALTOR, or Jerry Emerson, Ranges, Hotpoint and Tappan, Assoc Roberts & Oilman. Inc., priced right. Financing available PFALTOQ bIO 5.5.00 with no down payment. Dick's Appliances 322 7654. A New 79 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 644 8176, Winter Park - - rnmnt.s. .__ 3fl 645.3 -_______ CASH 377 4132 For used furniture, appliances, tOOls, etc. Buy I or 1001 ilemS. Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave 69 . Honda 15.0 I -_ 7310. Quick cash for your home. Fa5t closing. We will pay all coil. Move when ready or will trade. Free Inspection. Call Larry Saxon, Need UP4SWORTH REALTY 803W lstSt. 34 3 OtJ, J7J.US17. 377 9320 ____________________ New Altamonte Mall near by. i Bedrooms , 7' -i baths, family room, fireplace, many extras, Like new Condition $51,500 - I ----------- - , -. ..- ............ Deltona, 901 7892780. Orlando, 105. 171 1336. 5 ' 1977 VW Beetle, marina blue, 4 sPeed, radIo and air concttionr Low, low mileage Runs and look s great. $7393, Call Howie Kirby, 3221631 Dealer. BIkE NEI . P1.-icy Woods Barn, we be, fui'IiiIidtc and miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pct. ton5gqtmf5. Free pick ups. Auction Sat. night at 7 pm, Call 377 7710 - Real Estate Wanted 7SôS Park Dr Wanted to Buy Eves $69 1)44 - FORREST GREENE INC. 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. ''. -a----- 17 68 - CatlCrecilt Dept, SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 372 9411 ______ $50 Down 1970 TOYOTA STATION WAGON AIR, AUTOMATIC, GOOD SCENIC MAP POKER RUN corwti:ou 32') 4797 3 Trophies, 12 noon, Sept. 15, Winter 1969 Cutlass V 1, new engine with Park Mall, 3779813 ______________________ _____________________________ only 1,000 miles. Clean inside 1970 Yamaha, 90 CC, twin, Street $1,000. 373 1113 bike', Helmet Included. Excellent condition $250 3.49 3)94 1967 English Rover, radio, air, - - Drop in tatbin, zIg zag and 3 rencJI position Like' new condition, solid new foe Ill, balance 143 cash or S payments of $10. New warranty FORREST GREENE INC. * 1974 Honda 450 5200 Cash a takeover payments __________________________ 1971 YAMAHA 115 EtIDURO 001,SILES $700 3736359 JIMDANDYFEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR C3ormtey's E. 46,723.473) * * 1973 Singer Zig•Z.ag REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. 373 635.3 or 645 733) WE TAKE TRADES * Musta ng U, 575. 372 M45 Feed 674 $, LAKE MARKHAM Nc-ar SR 14 100'x700' lot. 18.950 647 "111 _5 - - '- CASSELDERRY Lovely lot on chain of lakes 18.750 500 CC, custom pant. *'..,r dillon. Mutt se ll Will trade for car Of equal value 3fl 1991, ask f or Don ;s' MI - - in sewing cabinet, repossessed w!rt ttt fl map, Fully automatic. Pay :;; cj.' ; yninls love:y - - Livestock And iriree thlcke'n houses with ,itl c'oulpn-ir.nt For information, call 671 4011, 365 5111 _________________________ GOLDEN TOUC1I'Pl SEW LAKEFRONT LOTS ALTAMONTE Large lot in securty guarded community. 5)9,500 lots, Singer Jay & Got Auto Sales ,2 (WITH GOOD CREDIT) AKC Dachshund minatures, Red alto black and tan Males, $65 Buys Any - Car Animal Haven Boarding Kennels 1973 Honda 5004 motorcycle, racing 372 5752 green, windshield, saddle bags, 1973 Mustang Fastback, loaded, Ike new like new. Mutt tell 51,172 50. Call FREE 1 year old large dog, half 1973 Volkswagen Super Beetle, like Whitey Eckstein, 3fl 1651, Dealer Afghan, half German Shepherd new Needs home. 3227415 ---ll97Maitland CYCLE STATION ________________645 11)5 uric day tune up, custom eatners. 1701 AIrport Blvd W,Ifl 9113 66 Horses 1917 (irn Torino Sport. VI. lull power, air, mags, local owner Motorcycte Insurance Horses for sale.? mares and foal. I Weekend special. Van Catonori, BLAIR AGENCY App, stallion, 3 fillies 32) 1769 ________________________________ 3724811. Dealer 373 3964 -- * .:. BUY HERE * * - Poultry Mid Victorian Fainting Sofa, in walnut & red veli.ct Call 377 733 -- Your Word Is Your Credit Motorcycles '8 Toy & Mini Poodle* all I Cocke,, Mini & I arge Dachshunds, ShIh Tiu, T Collie, Mini Schnauzer, Yorkie, Boston Tecrier.3O pups onciispIay,e'0y pups, financing, shots, guaran teed. 904 737 2917, 904231 3.476 67 _______________________ Seminole County 70 beautiful ,icres,clear flowing stream Ire". Private and peaceful but close in Terry Realty. REALTOR, 678 0711 17 Volt Batteries 511,95 REEL'S BODY SHOP ll09 Sanford Avenue Pets and Supplies , . Autos for Sale Parts. Accessories __________________ ThIs eeek'sSpec Isis Baby bed, 5)0, youth bed, $10. bedroom suite. P.S. desk, vacuum, 515 sofa, t1S dinette, $70 KuIp Decorators, 409W. First, 17773)5. - with central heat, air, and car petIng. Pay equity and assume mortgage, $23,900. Terms tlezible, ALTAMONTI Country at mosphere Trees, Trees, Trees Houses for Sale ________ CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 661 491 DeBary FOREST CITY 2 takeview 0cd Goods 7 Pc Livinqrm suite, 199 95 T%0311995 Dave's Furniture' 5.00 Sanford Ave .37) 9)70 Building lots wanted. County- Lake Mary Paola up to $3,200 Per house size lot (s). Call today 372 Suite 203 The Greater Mall REALTORS, Cssselb.'rry, t)0 l6M Upper) Room home with 3 bedrooms, 19 citrus trees and large Oaks Country atmosphere, $27,500. — _. Household 80 I - - Lotsand Acreage Agriculture Zoned, 4 acres iflCIuclt-t 2 bedroom cent bio, tr)(i" 131.0cr) Call for Apj TORS Nrw houses In ñ rural area, No down Pament-monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to Qualified buyers. Call to see if quality it Realty, Summer Clearance All Soul Catholic Sharing Center, Si S SanfordAvelbaqofciothes$l Due to death in family will sacrifice 9 acres, 715 frontage, Orange Blvd. Off SR 16 for $26,000 1)11343 or $623196 II 322.2420 Anytime 'Santorci's Sales Leader" ur Multiple Listing Agency 211 V OFF AIRPORT They're Hot !" Hartman _____________ SANDLEW OO D VILLAS Mir ad takes so - fit Q# • '' 'flY 3 BEDROOM, 7 BATH UNTRY HOME on nearly 2 es. $15,000. Fireplace, oak irs, other extras. REALTOR oclate Sonny Raborn will tell about After hours 327 1179 Idyll S Drapes "Get 'Em While timer Bakalla, Inc. Realtor Wanted Room and Board For Senior Citizen Downstairs. 377 .4*62 7 bedroom duplg home-s in quiet neighborhood. Near I A. Stromberg and SiC. Shag carpet, central H A. water and lawn care. 5165 Month Call glady Brown Realty, 322 5737 or 377 1964. Ir I 'hut,', I it). P.'ri it A Ii -Aviation I'- INCOME PRODLJ(ERl p1ev on Park Avenue' $7 ,90C 9 I REALTOR Associate Merit irne'r show It to you After liouri 6635 H ARBOR- LAKEFPnT' ' t in Crysta! Lake! Lovely 7 lroom, 2 baIt,, $49,000,Large Call REALTOR i Assoc ate Ian Stenstrom After hours 322 0 ON RESERVOIR LAKE Mobile Home Service We do it all. For free estimates Call 371 0326. 51 - .--.-. ~ --------- All Auto Repairs 76 CHER'S Kennel Pups, studs. AKC, Assorted guns. Hammond e l organ, men's Quartz watch, Petri 35 MM Camera. 372 $156 after 5. 43 :is ARBOR SPACIOUS EDROOM, 7 BATH on 7 lot L'ntral climate control. 5.393 Dr more Information ontac [At TOP AS,ote Pu SouP srd After hours 372 610.1. ECPEST-- TRIPLEX. One droom unit and two 2 bedroor Its. Total price 53.4.000. Fos tails call REALTOR Associate fly Flamm /.ftt' hours. ]77 I). ' Cove Stop Large, 1 bdrm., utilities burn Adults Small deposit, 377 1916 Oi' 377 3977 after Ii am for Sale - ; 65 Ch Radios, Need Repair SIOO For All 3fl 744.1 - Rent CARROLL'S FURNITURE GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5700 stroni ','.') Lake Mary I) P'aIty, REALTOR, 323 7750 ONLY _______________ ') 7)0061orl62 737% Rates For Senior Cit Park Aheflup,l,01l P,iri 7345 Park Driyv, 372 7161 place -'-- / ' The Master's"\ 7% Interest 5.1900 down. $156 mo, 7 pet Acre Lovely 3 bedroom, I' . bath home l4 INDUSTRIAL PARK REALTY spec 831.-993 - __IJ., -3 bedrm, 1' baths, no qualifying 30,003 S It. 'i.,;c, rra you today. E7celient location an 4 and SR 44 - - . ' ""4' n Equipment for - Rent BPue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only $1 per day. — r.tectric lawn mower, almost new, or besi vie r, r,i..h Corona calculator, 125 or best offer. 37). 0376. Mobile Homes 1? ___________ MM4 11 NO Guøiifwir,a. I iii'r.. ii, both ' qtill - 7 l. A"e Realty, REALTOR, 323 1750. - 64 7 HP Rider Mower With Lights and Electric Starter. $35.0 Firm. 373 III) Assume mtg. of 5)00 mo. or $2,000 cash. $150 mo. Move in. 1 793 673.5. KE MARm'.l4Ap5 - WE AIN' T HISiLIp4c, DIXIE! We do ha, lovely 2 bedroom on four acri r only $29,900 Call REALTOI ssoclate John Mero right no fter hours 373 021). ________________ Longwoctl Miscellsnoous For Sale ------------Toro self .propelled r , lawn mower. Make offer 931 3591 — SANFORD, 7 bedroom, $1,000 cash Realty le ______ 4 heat, all electric kitchen, I Bedrooms, 1', baths, Longwood fireplace Bank appraised 135.000 area Partially fenced backyard WlI take 532.500 cash or $45.01) Owner must sell 131 4.175 down to qualified buyer 7 1 0 Virginia Ave ,172 1195. or 373 28 e6 ______________________ THE SPRINC,& 3.000 Sq. ft. with 1100 sq. ft a c office Would you like to live in the nicest space. Zoned Ml, New metal condominium community. Then building on Airport Blvd 321 0070 try this Crown Oaks beauty. Has 7 bedrooms, 7 baths, cuStom decorated throughout All fees paid throoh 1974. Price, Ul,iSO. ONLY AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. PlO PETS 116W. 2nd SI. Want Ms., and sell the still useful pieces to another new mother when they no longer need them. And dialing 322-2611 or - -- 930-55M Inc S te bedrooms, carpeted, central ar, BROKER For Rent WELAKe, APAR1'MCP4')'5 114W. Itt St. needs through the to -. - MOSSIE 37 2546 S. French Ave. 322-8444 wrecking the budget. 9—Stamps 4- Horses CENTER --. 50 ( once See us at our big new location ke,ilI 3?? 1)01 7640 hiawatha Ave at 17 9 W I 2 Bedroom. Adults Only 8-Wanted to Buy 6-Pets and Supplies - For Sale or Rent-) Bedrooms. baths, 21'xó.l' trailer All electric. carpeted, drapes Located on I acre in Geneva 373 9197 alter 2 iD m Apartments Rent UUfurnished HARRISS mothers Their plan is called the HERALD Want Ads and It works like this: When they have their first child they pt.rchase cribs, car beds, carriages, 54-Equipment for Rent - Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pets No alcohol 377 4470 SAN MO PARKS, 1, 2, 3 Bedroom Trailers & ApIs 7 Adult parks, 2 Family parks, 3525 Hwy 17 97 , Sanford, 373 19)0 Day, Wk • Mo the family from Tools 1 c -• , Roberts & Gilman OWNER ANXIOUS 3 bedroom, 1 bath, Ideal for small family, or retired couple. Picture pretty corner lot. $18,500 Owner will help finance, Call REALTOR Associate, Mildred Stemper Eves. 377 1959 Like new, 2 bedrooms, family room, kitchen equipped, carpet. 322 2217. ________________________ HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc 3271591 or 372865.3 I Bdrm 7Bdrm. )Bedrm This NEWSPAPER does nt knowingly accept HELP-WANTED ADS that Indicate a preference based on age from em. ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More Information may be Obtained from the Wage. Hour office at Rm. 309, Or. lando Prof. Ctr. fl W. Lake Beauty Dr., P.O. Box 0094A. Or lando, Fla. 32806, telephone 41.1O26, 52-Lawn and Garden BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Days. 372 6173 Nights: 322 5171 377 flU Mobile Homes Rent - APARTMENTS have a way to keep ni'w members o and 34 FRANKLIN ARMS AP 75 1170 Florida Ave 3236650 Want Ads 51-84jilding Materials ST. JOHN'S REALTY ______ take Mary: Cute 2 bedroom fur fished house. F enced yard no pets $110 plusdeposit 377 39)0 _________ . or 2 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnislix-ci or unfurnithed. of, Swimming pool 1720 S. Orlando Or 32 3 7970 SI-Bicycles 53--Machinery _______ FULL OR PART TIME Unusual Opportunity for men or women interested in extra income. To arrange interview Phone 678 7715 $7-Sports Equipment 60-Office Equipment And Supplies . Exceptionally large 2 bedrooms, I bath, fully equipped kitchen, carpet, drapes. 373 9033, 54-Camping Equipment 51— Musical Merchandise .. Experienced Carpenter Helpers Needed CaIi$39.9079 Sat. Afternoon Only 5$-Boats & Marine Equipment 00 f)! f2l? .. SANFORD REALTY tOl Park Dr r.. 722 /217 ____________________________ * *GENEVA GARDENS * * Single story Studio. I, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments, Pool, Clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, kitchen equipped, central heat and air, '.Sonthiy rentals from $142.50. 322 7090, 1305 W. 25th St., Sanford Ph. 322-2611 47-Real Estate Wanted - Air Conditioned Room Men Only IlIMyriIeAve.322.7779 For Sale 44-Income And Investment Property - Man and wile to help manage campground, house turnished plus wages. Call 3726077, Mr. Becktold. 45— Resort Property I E.*.'yrit Two bedroom mobile home, air ronditloneci, carpeted Very nice Adults only. 373 9617 Carpet and linoleum helper wanted. Sanford Carpet Linoleum Tile, ill S. Park Ave. Homes 43-Lots and Acreage 44-Farms and Groves JORDAN - Country 2 bedroom house. 5 1 50 per month, $75 deposit Call 323 before 3 p.m. Rooms for Rent Room for working gentleman ,,, home Private entrance Call 327 1526 after 4pm 42-Mobile ___ ; CLIFF ____________________ Tworooms in my home Longwood area Phone 371 0299 41-Houses for Sale 0 Assume mortgage or low dcx.sn Immediate possession Several like new, 3 & I bedrooms. Carpet, garage, with paneled fan'eil' rc3ms, Lcsx 20's It s ias1 br everyone to buy from Bedroom DeBary home, Breezeway carport. Good locatior Ne pets $100 661 5769 7 - Earn Christmas cash selling Sarah Coventry jewelry. No investment Car & phone necessary. 373 2791 after 6, For Rent 38—Wanted to Rent 40-Condominiums 0 Casselberry And San ford Clean unfurnished 7 room house. adults References required 51 50 mo 372 2830 Eve., 31) I8S Assoc-ate Houses — for Sa la 3 Bdrm., 11 ', bath, w carpet, 17'111 34' pool Assume $16,500. l*i Pct- Total $25,500. Owner. 904.734. 093). 0 fl - 29 37-Business Property Real Estate DIRECTORY - " . Help Wanted - JOB . Days 177 7l7i Brolier I NEAT AND CLEAN bedrooms in Sunlanci on I,Irrji' fi-i( cci lot S21 Oil) C-1 1 1 REALTOR Associate, Vu. Gischler, Eves 377 7374, JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOL' PEAL [Si A/Il. l. 377 57 377 71)1 _____ )22 7'i.i - 3 bdrm. block 515.0. 1101 Court SI Sanford. Inquire 11(15 Court St or call 372 4120, Investment - 25-Loans L73 ?6t.S HWY 179,2 REALTOR in 57/i ___________________________________ Lovely 2 Bedrooms, 1½ baths. ki?thn equipped, car',et, air, free' ,s,lcr Adults 377 Increase your income to 14 pct ($7, win 3 Marvin P Gassman, (Bond Mort Broker) 7601 Mohawk ir ,MaIt Free info 645 1812 (21 hr ) UL\N SHRIMP - If you want breathing space in the country, this 3 bedroom. 7 bath, red brick Colonial 2 year old house could be what you have been Icoktng for. Large recreation room could be a 4th bedroom $35,000. Call Mildred Stemper. Eves. 377.1959 REALTY HALL IJnlurnished?bedroom home, n ew ly 'tor,ted reliable tennant tcferencei, required 32? 1519. Opportunities 21-Situations Wanted "Isn't the SANFORD AREA lrinty and beautiful" WHY PAY MORE? with stove refrigerator. On Corner lot. $77 Pa JOHN SAULS AGENCY ' CITY LIFE You must see this 1 bedroOm 2 bath nome. split plan, large cloSetS, and cyclone fenced Enjoy family cook outs on patio with gas grill • One year PALACE GUARDED All for $36,000. To see, call Frances Gerry, Assoc .. 6)0 550i) After hours coiled, 571 2123 Stemper Sez! '.'o BEDROOM HOME with one tx'droom apartment, convenient l(X,IliOIl. 577.500 InveStigate Call i:i S//I Small house, 7 bedrooms Corner of 71 h and Laurel St 377 )Oflor)fl 9507 . , Employment 18-Help Wanted yard, tree water $165 mo, Security deposit 327 6670 0 173 5834 Experienced carpet salesr,ran, both residential and commercial selling GLOBAL CARPETS, 119 S. Magnolia 373 7770 Tomatoes 1 lbs. $1.00. Farm fresh produce. Dawg Patch Flea market, Doçtrack Rd., Sal, Sun. 15-Action Sports AWAY FROM S774 Bedroom, fenced - Farm fresh produce daily. Vine ripe tomatoes, $6 00 box. Hwy. 434 i ml., W of II. 13-Travel Agencies 14-Camping.Re'sorts 4; Furnished or Unfurneshc'd Nice' 7 BedrOom Home for Rent 377 7879 Icier wants to sell 3 bedroom, ath trade in home. FHA VA i onvt'ntlorial financing availabl r. If your income is Iimltd, yc iay qualify for a subsidized loi rdnlCS Home At iinatra1;',, ..;, ,' 119 Brady Drive, in Dellon 16ke offer. No brokers, pleas uildeq 931 6300 4 BEDROOMS -- -_--------- QUICK Assume 7pct, mortgage 7year old 3 bedroom, 1', bath home C H and carpet, paved Street. LAKE MARY 41 DELI ONA With older 3 bedroom home onp, ro,,j 3,Oc A fl,U P s.uuihlflg Ia Houses for Sale SMALL ACREAGE 1 ---- Good Things to Eat 11-Instructions REALTOR 372 ?l'I After Hr - 372 9281 327 399land 3720641 on will course. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, i entral heat & air, all con i,i'nenccs $55,000 To see call 373 I aurel Ave 1 fl.W1rnm5, I': carpet, &r, kitchen eQuipped Nn '.i1y PiiIdncnt en.aloymenl, Ia ,L 6367 After 5, 3730760 ;.pl'v 9 to 5, Holiday Inn, ' &U' w carpet. I/xjl' Altamonte Springs. pool. $700 mo., 151 & deposit. References coi 731 09)). Bartenders needed, experienced only, permanent employment -- Apply 9 to S. H0lrd,y mi') 3 Houses Rent Furnished monte Springs - . - Jim Hunt Realty I ARGE EXECUTIVE HOME _________ Child Care rntt White Houses Rent I 'jn1 office rI.'rks, cxse Baby Sitting in my heme. Monday through Friday. 373 6147 9—Good Things to Eat Two New and unusual duplex wail to wall bedrooms each Side carpeting, equipped kitchens inside utility rooms. You'll loveW living here. Large yard and lake orivilenes to Lake Rrmntiev. tI1Cl/ C..1 resioentioi rea. Doris Bell, Assoc.. 7. INTEREST LOW DOWN New 3 bedroom homeS, all extra 171 '11*? god location, Broker, 107W. Commercial Sanford, 372 7111 ' 8-Eating Places A0 W. SPECIAL Lull U Houses for Herald Want Ads Sell I — Hello Fail, - - -_ 41 " 7 Bedroom block Florida room, carports, new roof, new pnt, fenced yard, garden spot. $15,000, $11,000 down, balance ,.4.000 560 month or trade for place in the country By owner. 161 Country Club Cir. Call after 1, 373 --- JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC Unfurnished LOW in cost, high In results, that's classifi ed ads read and use them! _____ _______ - 32 Baby Sitter, nights in our home. Call bclwt'en Noon and 2p.m. 37) 3764 For families or friends of problem drinkers For further informal ion call 473 4517 or write Sanford At Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553, Sanford, Fla. 32771 1-Card of Thanks SOMETHING 24 Hour SrviCe Call 372749$ Houses for Sale _j4) LONGW000 Calibart Real Estate and - 41 - Properties ;iI = - ------Houses - - -for- Sale Houses for Sale Homes, Lots _________________ CIRCULATION DISTRICT MANAGER to work with Evening and Sunday I-4t'ralel Carriers Salary and auto expenses Sales background required. Excellent opportunity for man or woman Apply In person to the Circulation Department, EVENING HERALD. . Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Commercial 7 Bedroom Duplex Adults Only, No Pets Contact 7312 Dental As't. Experience necessary Handle phone appoIntments, bookkeeping, chairsicic ass't. Salary $90 $100 wk. according 10 experience. Call 371 0975 to arrange interview before 9a.m. or evenings, - 'Wi 26 times ..........23c a line - 41 HousesforSàle Efficiency .parlmcnt. Al 3 Room Apt. MaturcAtjuus ci. A ve Sanford Mature woman experienced laundry and dry cleaning aseriibIy and coi.inler work. Apply in person to Mrs. Jernigan Sanford Dry Cleaners, 113 Palmetto Lonely? Make a date with HENR the Robot coming to Jack Prossc Ford soon. Department Hours MART 4) Goodbye Summer Reachers" Acreaqe YOU TROUBLED? Call Tot I rcc. 6447027 for 'We Care"-"Holkne, Adults or Tecot Want Ad Apartments Rent Furnished Turn time Into money as an AVON Representative.Make frien, Win prizes, too. 641 3079 ARE Ask For Wuu Ads ii REAL E Si ATE SAL ESMENConfidential Interview. Compulor MIS. We take trad, FORREST GREENE Inc. REALTORS 373 6)5.3 or 372 t970 Orlando 831 .9993 COMPLETE... "People . ___ Personals - ___ Ads Are Want Friday, Sept. 13,1974-7B :-- r 1* �613—Evening Herald Friday, Sept. 13j974 by Dick Turner CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE I c.'ui' " ' COMPANY HA77 ECOt.C$v It IN -TMIV LJ14 ....YVNII DARK 6LA6 WERE... ALUMINUM CANE -rI4ERE, M6TAL IN T1AT II 11 NA7 RAL ONE... EDIBLE EAgaA& TIIERE... N You &ET ALL I T1406E Ct$4 1 ( ° - I WEST \ ...I OVERHEARD EM SLiT WHAT N 'IH ODS WILL KEEP ) SAY THEY WERE UN IF THOSE I THINK THOSE JMPERS D STRICT ORDERS TO / DER AOID ...( _______ ANY ROUGH STUFF! I SUPPOSE 'rO(J LET RIGHT, MR. LURCH! \ MAR<O AND ii IF THEY GET TOO ORDERS ARE I WORRY ABOUT NOSY, WE FIX CHANGED? J T}-4AT LITTLE THEM GOOD! - DETAIL, ORVILLE! l oft J I J I : I Q 107 It K .1 62 I +QJ1064 +9853 I 83 4, K 7 52 I SOUTH 4 AQJ& 4. A 854 .,-- UI , by Art Sansom fr p 6 Both vulnerable East South 4 1ass 16 Pass 34 Pass 4? Pass 4 N.T. Pass 5? Pass 5 N.T. Pam 64 I'ass 64 Pass Pass P•I • _.-1... ..44 41144 fl.I Opening Iead-0 The bidding has been West North 14 Pass 2 N.T. Here is another hand to llltLstrate the use of the rule of the ace and the king. South would have held a very sound one-spade response without the ace of hearts. Hence, when North jumps to three spades, South makes a j_ 4 • : Pa Ss pa PaSS East South I'ass 34 Pa 3 NT 44 I'.' 4V . .- _________ . err X , - - . PIP - . . - . 9-13 us PO OR t ____ __ . . L...1 .1 By FUNNYBUSINESS . . k . .' .....,, . /• ' .. ".'.•' 1 ..... ' . Roger BolIen F. t [1sI6TlI.LEAYHe'5 bTUFFE__TPTOP j A________________ What do you do now? A-Pau. Your partner must ... - "Why don'tcha leave that stuff you bought in the garage till I go to bed, so my favorite TV programs won't be wrecked with i lotta noise?" Pav, 44 You, South hold 4 A K 8 4 3 ?A2 •Q44KQ87 have a real minimum. NZ Z-1- TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding four spades your partner has bid four notrump over your four hearts What do you do now? f I Answer Tomorrow - lei - - I DOONESBURY '. 17N 1 NO by Garry Trudeau 54 W, mwCc/ ,V'tw l/ii 7Z6LE )tZ ay.. uu, N 174TC,& I PIE 6IEZ Ill. JL6T ww,? 04%E i7 Th1 iøI.4T 7H5 U. FYEP twe-VAT s# 1DI% ff4'tE cr THE RE A18X OF RAY" 00 HEX THE PEXEM'fi. flL ME 7l (:I(c ay, fx Fr rev • FWREP frlErN.4M/ me vI5rM4ME BOSS _ TODAY 7 —' -- —, ThlbIM5uEpI4GI_ OM BRAIN I . STRAIN ri ----' ( p!jI* NI A((C4WT P771 I__(14EJLY5TAtI.J "1 SAN GETS IS W.4E.J 'IOU jj TUMBLEWEED .-_ 1/ sion allowing refiners to Increase product prices just enough to pass along increases cost the crude ilthey -ri by T.K. Ryan oft I .• . Oil producers were requim-. A r • I I. IFF C ist 0 _______ e Pe mini bikes in competition all A few days later, at the he received a ttnphy almost as ONE INJURED over the sta te, tender age of 21's, the young tall as he Is. $ John first climbed on a bike rie-.ihyt.e raced to second place . The helmeted motorcyclist two-and-a-half years ago stock cycle that Wt(' d when in Dade City meet. After that. IN COLLISION ambles over to his red, white, a motorcycle s-alesrrum came • or do 1 Ci,.i has -. .. ppin band blue bike with the number into a bike shop owned by Both John and his dad, John, long stnc Defl moflh1eu uy his "liX" stenciled on Its front and John's father and grandfather. Jr. race at the Orlando Sports grandfather John Sr. who is a sides. The salesman brought with him Stadium every Saturday. Big mechanic at Fern Park Cycle bike, with a miniature motorcycle John on his 250 cc Bull, little Town. The tin j tie's lad f k to alterations to the muffler and in a colorful naugahyde complete down to the last detail John on his 50cc mini mini. uniform designed to protect and equipped with training -John John," his dad jokes racing head, hits around 56 mph - has got me beat. In six years with John at the controls. him from fl a mishap wheels. John, who had been , When John first started BUGS BUNNY PLFASE OEGERV! by Al Vermis, ITF r_ w,c 4d4JJ EVER''8OC PICKS O gem TRUE' I I TRUE, 1 I THAT ON TI.4E LAY \t WAS BOR N I IPlEZ I DOCTOR SLAPPED I,4J _-) :- r By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Stall Writer ON --- im • TI-tAT CCR1C IS CARRYING A BRIEF— CASE. WHicH IOENTiFlE HIM AS A 5UCCfSSFLL BUSINESSMAN' ,— - during the Arab oil embargo to s anor a es s !DICULOUS - John John Lewis,5 years old—his trophy, cycle and Dad BLON DIE LEAVE EARLY) ,'.", (4 1 WASHINGTON (AP) 0 J jt __ TAS • P a — A share favorable supplies of price increases to reflect the Petroleum Corp., Mobil Oil and ecutives from making policy loophole that was deleted from crude oil with refiners whose of "of all available crude Gulf Oil were among the corn- decisions affecting their ina first draft but later inserted in supplies were inadequate, but costs oil prior to making crude oil panics which apparently used dustry. a published set of oil allocation the regulations allowed them to sales to comply with this pro- the "double dip" in their acregulations without proper recover the cost of this crude "By several accounts he was gram." counting. He said Phillips had one of two three people in Bill authorization may have cost the from those refiners. Montgomery said this ap- not raised Its prices because of Johnson's Policy Analysis public more than $100 million in So large companies that both peared to mean the producers it. overcharges, a Federal Energy produced and refined crude could sell to Office who took part in drafting other refiners as Meanwhile, the Justice t)C the regulations," Montgomery Administration spokesman were allowed to first collect required and recover the costs partment is investigating the said says. cost hikes from other refiners from them in the process, but role of a Phillips employe, RobThe loophole could be interthey sold oil to and then from then include the cost of that al. ert C. Bowen, in preparing the He said it was unclear whethpreted to allow oil companies to customers w ho bought their ready-sold oil when calculating regulations. er Bowen had anything to do collect twice for the same oil, own refined products. the permissible price hikes on Bowen was hired by the Fed- with the loophole provision. FEA general Counsel Robert But the Jan. 15 regulations on their own products made from cral Energy Office for one year Bowen returned to Phillips Mnnt)oIIIt'r) said on Friday. that l)rovIs10 l)ickd up an the balance. under an exchange program after leaving the FEA. Bowen "W'ho did what is unclear," unintended phrase allowing the Montgomery said Phillips which banned partiripating ex- was not available fur tvim-nent. he said. "... We're trying to reconstruct what happened." Eight to 10 major oil comc parties are believed to have used the loophole to register atdQ leged costs that may total $M million, he said. Those costs may later be passed along as higher prices to consumers were refining. r— Won xa~LAW%,w 4: £iAT X YJM.4N )W G4N1r i'V15 IMP J ACC.ffT AT A4 If BXSS k v AM 24 34 Pass - - . Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents 4 '-7V.b1 1 13 - C/tsZR66 :. 0i 414.4 [2';i _ 1J77'rU ______________ Pass North has full values for his ttw spades and he !F 1 !! these value! are quick winning tricks. He by Larry Lewis - •' I jump CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS . since he can discard his three small hearts on dummy's long club. four hearts. . . - That will be his only loser North mild slam try with his bid of (Al Or '-.4 _bj SdU i 144 - opening lead of the queen of diamonds South has time to draw trumps and lose the club finesse. Li THE BORN LOSER 67th Year, No, 21—Sunday, September 15, 1974 rnormal +72 West ,uny - decides to use Blackwood with full Intention of bidding six if South shows one ace. When South shows two aces North tries five notrumps but settles for six after South shows no kings. All slams aren't Ironclad. The club finesse is going to lose and hut load would dcfeat this 131 EAST 4$ 4954 I , THEIR DISTANCE, ORVILLE- JAMFS JALOBY 4AQI094 L *r .krV ' t a L - INIORT1111 (D) K 1073 V93 + AK 14 PRI By OSWALD and or L14)rlth) %l. Wilson, 35, S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, was listed In "fair" condition Saturday at Seminole MeuoriaI Hospital Intensive (are unit after being injured when her station wagon, above, collided with a truck loaded with sod W. 25th St. and Airport Blvd. Pollee said th e station wagon attempted a k'i turn In front of the onc'ttIn; truck. Damage to vehicles was estimated at $4,500. Truck driver "-i.'c. (Irtir,' •" '.ijuredln the accident. ".. e a s Return ixon ate a es exposed to bike racing as of racing, I've won five g, performed by his father John trophies. In 2' years, he's won A kick of the foot and the bike Jr at Florida tracks didn't 17" held locally so the family • roars to Rfe. With a nod to the need any encouragement. He John's latest accomplishment packed up and traveled around crowd,the rider reaches up and hopped on the small stock bike was placing third in nationwide the state—Dade City, Daytona, cmwaEy fUps down his helmet and drove off on what was to competition, the NEW Cycle Ocala, Tampa, Co visor. Grasping the handlegrips become a career of sorts for Nationals, eld recently at the During competition once in of his bike, he accelerates the tthp.sel! Stadium. For this achievement, Daytona John round WASHINGTON AP — At special prosecutor, and Phillip Buchen declined, according ed a turn machine and lunges ahead at an Shortly before Buchen agreed the request of the Watergate Lacovara, end fell ' counsel off to the his bike. To the spe-. to this account, but instead to the delay, Ford's spokesman astonishing speed. agreed that control of the indicated there admiring giaces of his parents special prosecutor, the White cial prosecutor. would be no furAs he nears the jump ramp, a House has agreed to halt at a nd grandparents, h material would not shift to ther explanation UP of Nixon's parhush falls over the crowd. The The two prosecutors objected Nixon until further discussions, don. brushed hlfl-1 e O off '°d O least temporarily the planned 4,? bike hits the wooden Incline at that the agreement between . someone iO start Under th e terms of the agreefor transfer of -1 Richard M. Nixon's ,. ,i, , tapes and top speed, sall.s off the end and records to N ixo n's Nixon and the government men announced him—an caniuiueu the race, )a control, an glides gracefully through the informed . source n ng second. WOwu rufluer the continuing nfinishing seco -' -..s. said. air—only to land three feet _ vestigatlon of the Watergate doned his predecessor, the —i Little John at 32 pounds, is not the end of the ramp. j? conspiracy, the source related, tapes and documents would be mda ._ from yet heavy enough to start the The agrecment by Philip and they asked Buchen to nego'- transferred from their storage It's O.K. though, because ________________ bike hiznseif. Buchen, counsel to President tiate ano ther agreement with cache in the White House baseram p's only six Inches high, N!!.r .. . j' Ford, came Friday during a Nixon that would be less re- ment to a government building John's hero, bike Is a modified mini mini, naturally two-hour meeting -. ' at the White stricthe from the prosecutors about 10 miles from Nixon 'sSan and the rider is five-year-old enough, Is Eel Knievel And House with Henry Ruth, deputy viewpoint Clemente es tate like his protype, John has John John Lewis performing ----' j -_-_U _—_ l l%\ p for a "crowd" of family in his sustained his share of injuries, ¶ ba ck d t426W Crystal in both on and off the track. But mc-st of the injuries his grandSanford. And three feet is about ~y as far as the tiny bike will go in mother admits, come when he the air. Is "Just foohng around without 4 his little uniform and helmet If you think five years is on." At vdrlous times, John yo,mg to be racing a bike, John has: scrapped the skin off the doesn't. He's been riding since side of his face (an injury e requiring surgery and a skir. 0 "We graft to repair), thrust a tooth WASHINGTON (AP) — Con that if a threatened coal strike high corporation profits so But, jumping in the backyard -through his lip, and bur ned his tinued high inflation and food becomes a reality this winter companies can Invest in new ' Is only a sideline for th e '-i leg when the bike fell on him As prices are predicted by Cabinet the impact would be an energy equipment diminitive pre-schooler. His to increase a result of the last irjur), .. John members, while a decline in in- cut nearly three times worse productivity. main passion Li racing his bike ' i was on crutches for two mon dustrial output has signaled than Ls winter's against other modified miniButz said that he does not exths. The day after he was able further stagnation in the na—The New York Stock pect grocery prices to soar next to walk unassisted, he hopped tion's economy. I Exchange fell to a 12-year low, sprin g when the full impact of j. bad' on his bike and cor"pe'ed Tredsury Secretar) William Speaking in Phoenix, Ariz, this year 's droughts and re:t in a race. II" F. Simon joined other top ad. Simon estimated that by the duced grain crop takes told, but 7 id pr ices will remain high. But his parents aren't too ministration emiomic experts end of the year prices will still he sa V1 in predicting that inflation will be rising by 9 per cent or more. Butz said there will be more worried. "I feel that his riding Similar predictions have been beef nexty ear and enough food has taught him balance and continue at high rates for the rest of the coordination a w ara I ¶14 ½: '.,p Agriculture Secretary Earl L chairman of the Presidents -. . -c i... The lederal Reserve Board 1.1. . help to him as he grows older,' Butz to a ld news Weather Details Page 2A conference Council of Economic Adviscrs, attributed muh in . u - S ti1O - S1% S. of the August I - 6 -I ____ L171 j ____ , d I \ '_•_•,._ ftPrt ow - ., s by Dick Cavalli WINTHROP I CN"T LIKE 70 5E ALONE ON N1G-4T5 LIKE 1H PS. fr4 7HEPE65 A FUL.. MCDCN. I . - tan . •1 sA .r.. ARCHIE by Bob Montana FRED ON YOUR VVAY',, ? • ,i_x__l' 'w fig 49 ' 00 Do by Crooks & Lawrence .JDEEPLc'O REP/EMER DEYOrJ DEWERRYL.TP4E CAR HfREP %YA FOUNP L.A57 PIH3HT JEMZ i HYPE PARK' \-\ '{ W MET 4T fou KNEW HER ILJNCH ONE D4Y. T :j s. r PE'5QNAz,Ly JA RETIALJR.4JT IN c1 OHO CALLED - FLORIO',! bSEJLJT y TOPCREPE511 AROVJD ( '4AJGIN I IN IV TEA \.- THINK I WITH OUR PiAk!E' ( EE HER: )UT TILL. 514Er f'HOW lip? rP 1r4, S.. 5ARTEMDER ,LE I ME HAVE A CXKTAIL ':::• / kMoA,T -114E ioiiL -v iL T A . - - Econo Sta nating, Prices 1 se . 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BEETLE - Thursda y, Dec. I974 B AILEY o I TPOU&I-IT '~~U PECIDE'w"' TP04E TI,4E--y Q-11M _ AN'CE PC%N BRIDGE AT WIN WILL 8 (;u uti P/ _______ AIAEAP EAST 4 K 97 ALLEY OOP by Dove Gu. IF HE EVER GE7S HOLD Of: THOSE GUYS, HE'LL WLL 'Em 4J J OPED') FAST FOR A BIG MAN, OSCAR L 1# '___ - , I 0 - CYd tI Both vulnerable Piss 2A South ittiii, his been West Nor1h -- TH riE BORN • OSE b y Art Hamlet, the melancholy 34 Pass Dane, ne ver did anythin g P.is without soliboquming Thus, before playing from £ I;u,h10tild dummy he said himself, 'To ,44 ansom first. 7 . I WART - I P-L By Bill, -rald Staff Writer 'I 4 "So what it I stick you twice in one week! " QI %%hit it,, ~ou do no-A, FUNNY BUSINESS to Construction industry ployment figures were based on workers are the hardest hit data gathered before the end of auto sales EMF_R*EAC9 RE I I DO (IN f $ per nt t cent s area g I winter or young people mb cco the are increase rate to n or n . consistently employed seem to every year, but this year the spurt in a row. After taking 10 [IOU) local and national of- be In the safest position against unemployment among months to rise to 5.4 per cent ficials from last October's 31-i-year they expect the i B u t that's not a l ways true make the situatio v lo o14.8 per cent, the rate In Decem' said ei ther. r. jumped to 58 per cent in Sep. Massive layoffs in the Nationally, the teniber. It then climbe,d an a l abor Although local figures for automobile industry and job Department said the number additional twentl of a per November haven't been losses electrical equipment unemployed An ricans rose by tent In (ktober . compiled, State Employment and textile industries and retail 482,000 last month to a total of Alan Greenspan, chairman 4Manuger Ralph Prescott said trade accounted for most of the 5,979,000. the President's Council of p • job ess ra experienced highest in 13 years. ____________ S • re-entering cent to r,. ' to ' . rate for - diamonds must be well placed Tol)%J-sqI F-STIo\ ln%tcjtj (,I p-a%sing Wwo tnd.. t g,, and told Hamlet re with pdt S if SOUr double urlh dummy's ace clubs and lease F asi pms' ht do u Iii (I I — - There's the rub." liamlet's soliloquy took the Place of the code word ARLM ( __________ • s u OF')R F5S CE5-cMEMJ the of - Roger BdIen By of gainst I State Employment office 'I For whether its better Oh iou,l bid three spades to show the end have attack lh%at he %as inlerriled in a slam and spade suit ' the slings and could lake care of spades. 'our arrows outrageous fortune. see-queen I clubs and king -jack of to per cent from last October fur Seminole County, and from 3.4 for th e metro area. Of totnl local unenmployed, beau) by Increasing unern- the month, Thousands more ploynment. Construction, orkers have ecn lamdoIlsmncc officials inSenilnole County say over 65 per of these are Prescott says, effects "the then, th part due to slumping 'heyexpect1ocaujoblessfjgues "prIma'wage earners" the sences and the trades" which and the nationwide for November to equal a individuals who support the bsequenII a ft e c I coal stnke This Is expected to national increase 5 ce household man ufacturers, push the Job'ess over October. Most of them unemployed are Seasonal workers coming to December even higher. national Increase - from people the job 6 per dunn the per in one market, N The Nove er Increase m non month usually a u t brings national seeking their first job. The the national jobless ra:e in I unemployment l the workers who C represented the third monthly "That's inflation, Man, irillaltomi!" question. in ' ' cent to finesse or not to finesse is the P I East South pass Pass 9 I S v ;ii Unem DIOVM nt I In ['2;i Opening lead—JA6 — 1 dp iss 2V Pass Pass Pa ss •,., I lost he would lose the club, three spades and his partner's :: r I suit himself and lost three West Nonh East - Satiford Firrld3 32771-price 10 Ccnt ounty Sem ino e ' sp4idetnckstowmdupIt same (our odd but lithe finesse 442 - - I K7653 SOUTH I D) *Q64 VAJ97 CAN CA U 411.11:1 have to!ead a spade or club and 083 108 RkSHT' tHE MOVES hES!T..HEY,'\GCOD!MAygEwE \>OME ON _ 67th Year, No 93-Friday, Dec 6, 1974 Hamlet would only lose two spade tricks. Suppose hamlet had taken U club finesse. lilt won wotildhavetoattackthespade V842 1062 \Ou' _ inatter whei c the '..11g was. WEST 4 A 10 83 I _ A After playing that ace of #j974 x! _ clubs Hamlet drew trumps with diree leads; ran off all four diamonds and then led dum. SLOW- W'V GOT TD STOP HIM , _ Ir for the sheer o JA%ILSJA;oBv J, 1: I wh j ust by Dick Turner AL i • - , say of n e en worse, crease to continue J CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS i'Sl CR TO by (EL, r PROMISED THE BOYS IF THEV WON EVERY 35 SPEAKINa AT ,'OUR HIGH GAWE, D GET THE 9EST SCHOOL FXT13ALL PEAKEIR 1.14 THE of DOONESBURY __________________ I AN D NOT EXACTLY ... 1OU RE JREWARDING fl4E 5,' LOST by Garry Trudeau __________________ EVERY a GAME.1 /ley, Y, • - &7xffw rr/ 1 H1 E ALL '( LONG k4ES BEEN1 CALiJNGMEMALENE I ' a _________________ — ) o PEN~FIT? r FER HOT HEAVIES' - -_ ____ _____ ____ Ill - _H I j • BUNNY by HeimdehI & SfhI , 0 W4 It wow wo le Ma No IS •; — I I, .. MASHED POTATO __________________ y ___________________ ONLY 8ECAUSE NK O ThEM AS All Ve ' ( NEED GYM CLOTHES' f 7 , ex. ' ___________________ - and State Sen. Lori Wi6onxith minutes of a Feb. 14 public misleading the public hearing of the leg i s l a ti ve Ile said, delegation. believes that the county The minutes recount the c ommissioners are empire thstss1onbetcen Casselberr building" and thatNts. Wilson is City Atty. Kenneth McIntosh county-government oriented and Altamonte Springs and feels city governments are Councilman Cal Devoney on unnec"sary. the need for, and powers of, the "I was Inislaken about what proposed express way was Included in the expressway authority. authority legislation," he said, Dorfman, was at the meeting adding !hat lie had been when the bill was resented to O\ Do I? . Ir J 1 0 WINTHROP by Dick C.voIH ______________________ 1 ________________________ Sunda by Bob Montana MA r MORE LIKE ATTIC SWEEPINGS ...... , sI E V I- K%i~O NLI HAS T NG SOMETHING A'S Nr7 THESE ARE ANTIQUES.' /119_3~0 oll L PARTY CA44fp OF ;NMAT OD ' KC ABCLW FIND BOtAETHING NICE ABOOLIT 4u YEARS OLD To BRING PART v Cc CAMP ? ridging The Gap B ' _____ ldking WOTT rIf..,rc 'VRE Ti4nJ) Q VEATH Lp r' UP4CLE5 WR T O CONFIRM YOUR IZEFC5AL OF 6ENPIED KNEE: by Crooks & Lawrence %E TUE CC';: 'ERvE io A IFLM'6Hr wjy AFTCR$J, Ti) KEEP Ti11 G4RGOYL T V I 7 I IA O' 1 V IM ER r Tr M 70 TAkx 70 A - J ______________ by Howie II OKAY, A NEW EPNEST - Th b i 111111 WITH Around the CILck Bridge Calendar ......... comics Crossword Puule Dear bb' ane Dr. Iimmb I I AT THIS LAU HOUIR I : OF - PRCIHCTS 108 5A 108 -- SWRT RIBS / J0 PAN fk~,,.,- WT TO MME AT INDIAN DOICER. - - - . - place - Z - Civic Groups Cen tral Florida Zool og ical Society, first place; Sanford Flee t Reserve, second place. Amateur-built commeal float McaIn's Kinder School,firstp la ce; Flagship U.S. nk of S Sanford, second place. - ' - - cities in serving - with - The second amendments came from Sen. Wilson, ac- —' Professionally4milt commercial - I -. cording to the minutes. Iler AW motion, unanimously adopted, was that the county redraft its bill so that the proposed ex. pressway authority would inelude, as members with full voting , rights, not only the fiveman count), commission, but DAN DORFAIAN also two city representatives Vince selected by no less than twoe delegation by Rep. thirds ifivel of the count se ven municipalities. \tmnut of the hearing Ms Wilson's d t Do ft an's concern no about the expressway authority that the two city delegates was directed toward whether could be nominated or secondary road funds would be recommended to the county for obligated to back up an), bppointmant by the cities via a revenue bonds for the p Posed league of Seminole cith--s. Tile tri-county high speed, limited bill. as re-drafted by the count) access bettline to traverse Provides that tile nominaitiows recommend,i Oscoola,Ongc, and Seminole counties, rather than tile received from the cities mus-, be appointed by the com. authority's membership. The legislation, as suLmitted Mission. to the delegation, called for a The CAIO Council of lcaj 11% rntmber authority corn G ov ment members Posed ofcotint} omnmissioners unanimously nominated Winter The need for the legislation is Springs Mayor Troy lland and ou tlined, stressing that without Ike Mary Council member a Seminole au thonit, persons Virginia Mercer is the elI) float - Atlantic National Bank of Sanf ord, firs t place First Fed eral of Mid-Florida, second place. Automobile Page Airways Inc., first Place; Antique Auto Club of America,Florida Region, second place The trophy from Horse and Rider Magazine for the JEI'FREV PAttAK Whoops It Up I Continued on Page 2A) Concerned After Wreck ____ 1. or 77*4 ions once i1s]11 r~L -qr- -ff ss iiulI d i idt Uk rI it II tL IN 111441 ern ________________ ________ -- -_, I F irst Baptist ( hurh of Sanford %% on •- ol .- ' Religious F loot (ategorv r p ct AM 0 . ents oinin ru - By BOB II O 1) lleraldStaff Writer Editorial AA ....... by Frank Hill __________________ 4A . oca. Index - ' -- A spokesman for the sponsoring DItown Business Aumlation, M AI bhnds. marching units and can Participated In the nearly two-mile4orig Nra&. Winners of trophies in parade catiigmcs were: Religious First Baptist Church of Sao, ph ce Pinecrest Hapct Church of Sanford, second fi rst Schools Seminole Hi gh School Future Farmers of 'merica, fi rst p lace , Sanford Christian Sc hool, second i1 ice cx bid' the count' n'imely delegates last week and ltu first uinu ml South mninobe Uut4ir) Ularit) Iiik i betwee n kxal pow er Nike Brantley High Shc'ol qn, \Ico conference representative Orlando Ldgewau r %till be covered with story photos in Sunday's Sports (I I I I C h arity z JL ' o LEK - - thedoubbydlffitlt task bridging not 0111) are I J 6Wk.TQ ii' I ______ on the genera ion gap, but an international generation gap, are Pat and Buddy Atkisson of Longwood, hosts to Finnish exchange student, Kiis Ignatius. Herald Con,espondent Flda Nichols tells on Page 1 of the Sunda Women Section how the At kisson family and Kris finding t key to mutual unders tanding despite differcn'us in age and t 'round. % k W11 to , motion 7WENV? 1 CAAIN EASY on a on FRISCILLI POP I . ---- ' . I WACKET GOING . ___ ' I RNET wi THAT / More Photos on Page 2A t4 V highway. o amendments to the bid were approved at the delegation arrng The fi rst assure that the was presswa authority would not exercise its powers in a way t ha t would create problems for the Its resinls police and fl surreptitious A _____ reneg • - ssa s oun H DONNA FEES hltld Staff provided by Mayor Norman Altamonte Springs Coun. Floyd. cilman Dan Dorfman today Donfman's earlier contention recanted earlier statements t ha t Ms Wilson ed charging the count) with using promise to include two city methods to representatives with the five consolidate governments in county commissioners the Seminole County a the expressway authori ty is refuted prNsway authoty lcgIaUon theleglsIaUonitself,,andby _____ I -_-. \ , I speaking on information r a -. ' 0 j I J FRA N K AN i b T K Ryan W_1 4 / : Build ng mp:re CHARITY,H01I VA MCK-PS FR0,NJ - ye- - . - KOVER_ ., Part1-de See An estimated 35,000 spectators lined downtown Sanford streets Th ursday night to welcome the holiday seI with the annual Sanford Christmas Parade, which was marred by h1tfld(Ufl accident in the lakefront staging area when three Seminole High School students weresuck by acar thatpobicechased to ahaltIOcks ' -' TUMBLEWEED GlaffA PO A i•• . - I'M OFF, J Cl aus for ,. r o __ Chic Young DA&iOO MP. OiT4ES' SECIZE T' ,Vv' Sl-IOfJLD TWAT L WWY ACtE 0$j0 GOTSICKTOOAfAND UPSETO1J SO' : THIS TAKE HIFCZ I EVENNG? PLAICE 35,000 er 10 days to two ministration nnnrnic policies 1975 Orndo meiru was 6.2. weeks, because state estimates It is a lso likely to speed !ionie economistspredic a The metro area includes are based on clai ms data rath. cong ressional passage of new rate of eight per cent by next Seminole, Orange and Osceola than on a sampflng process legisla counties, which the federal government ployed.tion to aid the unezn- summer, a level that has not been approached in the last 25 flat's an increase from 3.5 uses. The November unem. years. -> -- Look Morniii' Here Comes S on a area -- - Ir.. MY f RIONDIE BUGS - in uneni- R&4 A0?awyrA#v7 AU 0174 IF per cent in job losses . r - — - .-. - The sharp re Economic Athisers, predicted comparable to the national national level last mon!h. ployrnent, a reflection of the that the unemployment rate lnrrease. Prescott said that local nation'sdeepenlngrssjon is i1l continue upward unti l it a The jobless rate in Semimle figures for the month of expected to spur changes in ng over 7 per for October was 6.5 per cent, November won't be available President Ford's ad. cent" in the third quzater of while the average rate for the ano th i'fatzs- / f - of ___ SY 70 (UZ&7 OV A I ______________ he anticipates an increase - I' , in ME / ) 1 Prescott ((0(111 Administration d rto t r operation in Orlando Sanford police ticpartriients and problem in local tfiocts toward Butler said 'and drugs FDFA sass thcre is a *indfoundall1nrisofdrugsare the Ora nge, Seminole, Volushi stenming illegal dru g traffic aren't the major problem now "growing problem with drugs readily available. The influx of and Brevard County sheriff's "The big benefit iof Sanford police and the the task in Sanford. He termed central Florida" and Orlando drugs supports a local dg offices to staff the permanent tn." Polk said, "is that 'marijuana sales the biggest Seminole Sheriff's Department had ty., come the third major habit as well as provides a narcotics task force. will fur nish one man each for a dg if we need them in Seminole, we problen, here, but noted there Florida, behind surplus to send to all parts n federally-adininistered cric- Miami and Tampa, primarily Ott, country." Lellore said. Sem inole Sheriff J )t n Polk tan get them to come in for an are definitely n heroin and kdown on illegal drugs in the because of the tourLst traffic said todav that this 1 Polk an d San f ord Police Chief ouch of Normally, we would h entral Florida area beginning through the Jelport at NILCOY the local probleiti is a of illegal drug 11en Butler said the agents the JuIit a district office, but we fel oy next n'onth. according "spill over" froti. Orlan(jo, Federal narcotics t affic. Polk said heroin and F ur nish the IfrUg problem here Justifie5 paid ,ten.. sates oversh adow Both departnenLs will fura tasl force," Le Pore said, We those of ni-rijwina in Seminole. by the local but The fltS federal distri nish one ii.an full time for the "Orlando 14is become a hub ~k!ll fight all levels of drug equ cxPI and pment permanent task force that will of 4 1rug act"Vitv," said agent traffic Polk called the federal task federally funded. from the street leVel sweep an area from Flaglei John LePore, wiho will Wad the to the smugglers." force "a big boost in our light "With this effort, believe we provided by the I~lw Enfor. Beach on the north to South FDEA's office that wifl open against drugs," noting that can clean up the drug problen, c c ni e n I A s s I S t a r L. k. In addition to federal rs-I federal money w 11 be used by Ilreard Count, 6 in Orlando in Seviinate," Butler said, "dnd AdiviniStration. LePore sao, 14 local o ffi cers being make "buys." l. the then I tnk we can keep the afl(1 will 1 F ederal Dnnz n(or. %e toiduct ed a test un re, ruittd from the Orlando and p be th e fourth nifIce IIn l(j Ii i j"u i hi n b1 ri t a III I I , in force Hospital center In 8A 5B 48 ' , - Women's 114-38 BA I to now PROJECTION is rmAT A ' ' i ________ ________ Rf OUT DE Yesterday's high 73 low this rnwalng 33. Partly cloudy and a little 'Karmer through with a t'tinre of showers Saturday, Complete details page SA. • 0 _ . . are -- - agents to __________ - - - - -- - - - - - - ------------------ -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - �If 2 A— Evening Herald, Sanford, 17-1. Friday, Dec 6 1974 30nfords Christmas t4 : s , a ,( ,s1 j - - * _____ J -- - ,• - F -F-- ___ - 4 - - 1 --=L:,._ Melanie Wilchar, 7, and Joey Morace, 2, entranced by parade (Continued from Page IA) best horse entry will be awarded to entry 148, no name available. The Seminole high School marching band, maJoette corps and dance team dWn't participate In th e parade liitr members were s haken by e hltth and q in"f dent in which three students wm, Injured. P&lIce said Kay Sires, 16, 2631 French Ave., Cathrcn Kirchain, 16, 2101 Hartwell Ave., both Sanford, and Mc. (ia Inc Byrd, 15, 260 First St., Lake Mary, were treated at Seminc,le Memorial Hospital for abrasions and bruises and reeased. Officer Rick Deari'ig was directing traffic at 8:04 P.M. at Semincle Boulevard and Sanford Avenue, where the Seminole High groups were lining up to precede Santa Claus' float In the parade, and said he trlei to flag a speeding eastbound auto to a stop. The vehicle hit a barricade, skidded approximately 128 feet and struck the three teenagers. Officers said the auto then fled, crashing through another barricade. Motorcycle Patrol Li Doug Bishop said the auto careened eastward on Seminole Boulevard, skirting the parade route and staging area. "1 tried to stop the car at Seminole and Mellu1wil]e Avenue," Bishop said," but it accelerated and I started pursuit." Ten blocksafter the chase started, police flf)jrehmdid th e driver, identified a H s Joseph . Payton, 19 of 120 Shirley Ave., Sanford, according oOffi,. Eugene Fogle. Bishop said he fired two shots at the vehicle's left front tire at Erst Second and Shir l ey after the car crashed through a rail fence into a yard and then started backward toward him as he stopped his motorcycle "about 15 feet" behind the car. Payton was in Seminole County Jail today, in lieu of $13,000 bond, charged with leaving the scene of an accident with injuries, driving under the Influence of alcoholic beverages, reckless driving and attempting to elude a police officer. C .+J. UWon Parade F - • 1: 1 U IN BRIEF 4. Bur Party's Quota System 4 KANSAS CITY ,,• (AP) — Democrats wafted a sevepotht economic prograrn for their mWconvendon to counterattack the White House today af burying the party's troublesome quota system. The economic package was apprcved by the ru1 committee In principle Thursday and sent to a drafting group. It will be presented to the convention's opening session tonight. Earlier, the com- I 4 - i WASHINGTON (AP) The Ford administration has set a mee ti ng of top energy advisers for Dec. 14 at Camp David, Md., amid indications it may be getting ready to Impose tough lim its on gasoline ccnsumptloti. Interior - [.aShanda Rob Ison, 2, beams approval with , Secretary Rogers C.B. Morton "Weised fears Thurs&y th at volun ta ry measures to cut fuel co nsump tion may not N1110-011 %%as arrested No%,. be enough and the government may have to take strong measures. He said mandatory conservation steps that might be considered included gasoline ra ti on ing, a stiff new tax on gasoline and a quota limiting oil Imports. answer a subpoena issued by a "We don't like to have some 27 Judge Hobert A. Directors of the 30 2,000-mem. only "a condensation of per- only after crashes in which all impossible,' Ainsworth wrote in an opinion ber Air Line Pilots Association linent data" will he presented crewmen die or after hijacking for the appeals court in New Al.lA) voted unanimously jfla at National Transportation inciden ts. Orleans. I — ___________________________________________ - Sweet Sounds® MotteI ten derlove.,,- Knit Magic. '- IL I TAI.1J%1II&SF:F: Fla. iAI', — Legislative attempts to protect the public from state rules which go beyond the law are being circumvented by government agencies. lawmakers say. Agencies should stop their rush to rewrite rules until a new Administrative Procedures Act goes into effect Jan. L The HouseSenate APA committee said Thursday in a letter to Gov. Reubin Askew and Cabinet members. Practically all state agencies have held or have scheduled he arings th is month to readopt rules, making substantial changes in many instances, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Automobile fuel economy could be increased by as much as 13 per mantfacturers used th latest existing automotive technology, according to a federally funded evaluation of car design. Published next year, research engineers at Arthur D. Little Inc. said the design Improvements now are economically feasible because the high price price of gasoline has increased the value of fuel savings, p Pie Slinging Not Assault charged with assault and battery for throwing a chocolate th Thno y 4_ - V ___ ' . .LI -- 1. - / _____ - •. I MatteF TALLAIIASEE, Fla. AP — The chairman of a committee that will nominate two new parole cornmissloners says the panel may consider several dozen lateapplicationsaswclla.s th el53flc,€Joflfl "Pe rsonally, I don't see why we shouldn't cnsIde th em," Circu it Judge James Joan os of Tallahassee said as the panel prepared to meet today. "Rut it would be up to time committee." *' 0-11 /• I - Parole Commissioners Studied slinging Seabee didn't commit assault and battery because a e4nthe4ace Is always a v funny In. cident." Sales testified Thursday at th e special courtmartial of Leon LeWe, 19, of Fro, Calif.. who - -. I PORT HIJENEME, Calif. (AP) — / Now 8.88 Rule Changes Assailed -io PIi • on North Carohn;, Lans was expelled from 1 rael in Nuveniber 1972. He was arrested in this country Nov. 7 'When the government requested that the court fix March 11 as tIx, return (late of t;w subpoena, it made compliance icPenney ____ rrt charging him with two counts of kidnaping, Ofli' count of rape and one count of committing a crime against nature. Better Gas Mileage Possible cream pie at his superior officer, LI. Curtin. Airline pilots poor wife and kids reading in meeting last week in Kansas Safety Board hearings. 11 Y shut off the voice-recorder the newspaper what daddy said City to Itch off the devices, t he ir cockpi ts because U on minute before he bougnt the starting AprIl 2 fl association also wants Public release of tra:Lscripts (urn." one pilot said, receive written assurances that the transcripts to be examined has defamed crews of ill-fated planes, Miami pilots say. I3EACII. Ha. APp - James Cecil ,litchell, a traveling carnival worker charged with abducting anti raping a North Carolina woman and ki dnaping a local 1ItresS, fIcesanextra(litjonheari,jg today in West Palm Beach. Mitcht'lI's attorney, t. Gregg Scott, said Thursday th at Mitchell might not fight extradition to N(rth Carolina if authorities there agree to give him psyt treatment, Top Energy Advisors To Meet 4. MIAMI (AP) — :.ansky. 72, was convicted in Miawi last year of failing to Extradition Hearinc, Set hospitalized Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, fl-Ark. . nursday. "We feel it's not something we can take to the Supreme Cour t." lie declined to elaborate. mit'd Wcdncsda night that the mntrtgagc i';i the[Kirk 's recreational facilities, including tlit swirnnnn 1o'l, had f or eclosed , he said. • The grani jury, which was ordered him on Feb. 22, 1971 to invelgating allegations that appear In 19 days. But Lansky Lanky skimmed gambling was in Israel and did not re- Pilots Vote To Shut Off Recorders ne 60 families owning lots in the Lake Francis Fstate national health insurance were among ideas Hep. Al Ullman, fl-Ore., outlined Th ursday as he predicted, "We're going to get a tax ref orm bill next year, and It will be a good one." Ullman Li expected to take over the cheirmanship of the Ways and Means Committee from the ~V_l Trailer 10w Proposed Requiring Clear Title Friday, Dec. 6, 1974-3A Lr nsky RH ing — The federal gra nd jury and sd)The ccnvictjon was reversed nent failed to prove th at LanDrent says it will (enced to serve a year anda day last June b) U)e 5th U.S. CiICtL sky williully and connot appeal a U.S. Circuit Court in prison. He was freed on bail Court of Appeals in New tenptuously avoided coni. ruling that reversed a contempt pending which said the conviction against reputed Underworld financier Meyer Lan. sk). "We've decided it's a non-ap. pealuble situation," a department spokesman said late Tavares mobile home phrk. He said in a telephone interview he had asked the state t)ivision of I.and Sales to immediately audit time records of Environs Property Management Inc. and its subsidiaries as a result of the forec1'sure The firm oprates several ot her mobile home par in Florida and a determination needs to be made as to the status of mortgages on recreational and other common facilities in those parks. Glisson said. WASHINGTON (AP) The man most likely to be running the House's tax-writing committee next year 't 'Fight WASHINGTON (Al') Glisson saidThursday he will introduce such legislation for the 1975 session as a result of the foreclosure of it developer's Mortgage on recreational facilities in a hints the income tax rmy need to be supplemented with a natio na l sales tax. Possible new taxes and final action on I I- other common faclli[i?s before they can sell lots, National Sales Tax Hinted iA I TALLAIIAMEE, Fla. 1API — State Sen. Jan Glimon. HEtis, says the legislature should require meblle4wmi' park developers to have clear tides to recreational and uiittee finished action on a draft charter which Is to be adop ted by th e convention Saturday. It w ill be the first written constitution of any major political party In this country. & I IN BRIEF . •.. 0P1r)A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. * -- Camp Putt Putt. Now Now --• 8.88 8088 - . 'Connection' Burns Career , LUKe FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Eddie Egan, the cfrugbustlng New York police detective whose exploits provided the material for the novel and movie "The French Connection." says he was btrned in his new career as a restaurant owner. Today, the doors of his 14-month-old establishment, The Lauderdale Connection, are locked because of deep fttianci troubles. Egan, 44, says he had to take a Job with a local detective agency to make ends meet. "If it hadn't been for this job. I'm notsure what J would have d . he said. "I got burned. My name made me a hot shot. People figtired they could use me, use me and use me. I got sick and tired of handshakes and hL Iirantleys Oomp-Pahpah Line tAa n Queried 4 I fl 9 al Deth $ MIAMI (APi — A Miami closed, ii aking Mr. Knowles lawyer says as yet undisclosed the host heinous murderer in slayings will make Paul John history," Rubin said at a press Knowles, already charged in cunlerL'nce. three killings. "the most hemUpon questioning by newsotis riurderer in history." , be later amended his re. Attorney Ellis Rubin. assist. nark tc include "if he Is con. ing in the defense of Knowles, victed." Cities Can Tax YOUR CHOICE - 8.88 flotedThU)'thRtthe I.'lOtIda Knowles, 29, was arrested n an was being questioned in Nov. 19 in Macon, Ga. and connection with nine murders charged in the kidnaping of ri yj statc Official F "There are many, many Penneys has big buys on some Florida Highway Patrol trooper Charles E. Campbell and Delaware businessman James E. Meyer. Their bodies were found ,,),lays later south of Macon. Re—Examine Anong the charges sub44 0 sequently filed against Knowles art' to counts of murder in the Fuel r er, sl;iyirmgsofCarswc'll Carr, 45, of of this year's big name toys. nore nurders that will be dis. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Goy. Reubin Askew lisa endorsed a plan to eliminate utility bill taxe* entirely with WINTER SPRINGS— A therevenueIcesto the cities rectnt circuit court (keislon to be made up btional addi allowing cities to levy utility state money allocationj. taxes on the use of wa ter, power B ig Od and telephone by other According to law, the circuitMilledge ville, Ga. and Carr's governm units at facilities COUrt nd1n will Stand within city boundaries . Successfully challenged before pcted to be a 'thorn in the th.eFiorLdaSeiprjji()m ,1j sides" of the county corn. other business, a Missionand the school board, planned for elected otficials in Sanford City Commissioner the county will be held at the John Morris told the CALNO February meeting, Morris Council of Local Governments reported, He said the site will this week that the decision, probably be the Sanford Air. rendered in judicial circuit port, elsewhere in Florida, can affect Scheduled for eonsjdUon fileflitiea including school& He was just 'clowning' around MU I O il1 5- S 016 -O 6i ki-t E V.~3 1IiII . significant cities could be County. requiring adap:1on of inole ciUea have at - ..: -•. .- -• . C • F' I Longwood Elementary Fife and Drum Corps color guard It's better thau urialking d Bahia Shrine 'Krazy Mop' collars 'escape& • at the Jan. 15 CALNO meeting No estimate Is immediately at t he courthotw in Sanford are available on resulting cost to election of officers and the county commission or the discisjo of the new state law, school boar d, but the revenues which applies only to Seminole to the I1 - ,. ft Mattel i Barbie Cathy Quick Curl. Jungle Truck. daughterMandy, 15, and a di of first degree murder PSC Asked in the strangulation dedth of Marjorie I lowit', 49, of Atlantic' TALLAHASSEE, Ha. AII Ikach, Ha. — The Public Service CouiisItubin said 'US con ments sion should re-examine its fuel- ssirc based on information giadJustmient order lecause n to Ithi by a federal judge it any conclusions in it are iin• about the 'mncrimimnating hiasutithntiatvd, two top state of' lure" of ta pe recordings wad' ficials say. by Knowles prior to his arrest Atty. Gen. Robert Shevm and and turned over to Knowles' - Now A. 88 Beach Bus. Now 8. 88 II OV 8. 8 8 ••P 1~ublic Counsel Frederick Karl filed petitions Thursday asking the PSC for another ticaring on the oi'tk'r, She%in said the order WLS -4 coinprehenLve land use plans. ndople~ too hastily and livit , , All Sem least one school withIn mUn*llllni ts and Most have two or more. The Seminole County courthou and the school administrative offices, in addition, are! in Sanford and a branch courthouse office Is in Casselberry. Uncir current Florida law a municipality may levy a tax of up to 10 per cent acrossthe board on each utility bill monthly. The iUes In Sernincle County use various formulas for setting utility ta czmtes. study of fuel-adjustment charges should continue while the order is in use. Karl asked to be allowed to present arguments to the 13SC on why the order should be chang4 The charges ire now frozen at the October level, a level that ¼ could cost Florida electric customers more than $700 mu. lion a )ear. The PSC adopted the order last week and then set a hearing for I)ec. 16 for companies to Justify changes they nay want in it like for .lantm:;rv ---------------------..• Vavmtz of Miami. j hc!i&'vt' that the lflJk' l%l,uld be the key to the jailhouse door for Paul John Knowles," Rubin said, The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of —"-'-Ia',1 in a few (lays on whether the recordings can be heard by a federal grand jury deciding whether to file additional charges against Knowles, currently being held in a Macon Jail Rubin argued before the 'luesdav that release of the tapes oult1 violate Knowl. t's' civil rights. Rubin also represents Yaviti and Yavitz' wife, who were held by Georgia authorities until twy revealed .,. . .•• !i un Iu:ziuiiI ti l t, / . / flWVdI I VAfJV!.LVU II' I UIV WJU) W11.1 - ' .. . .- ' 1,' a hit f•b '! 'F : I J CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penneys' Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:3O.5'n rw a IRS rA •-----i:-'- " •'=- 1 -- -* t y J' --- •- -•• - -, • - - f: •;-- �OPINION ______________ . I - Evening Herald 380N JACK Fridy,De _N 4A ,i,, -- WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher I ()f Re ease R e ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertng Director IIgi ous Le aders ught ........................... ............. ..... and we would see a $6 billion deficit for the year. The outlook for the 1975-76 fiscal year, when the balance, is growing more bleak as the budgetmakers calculate the impact of inflation on the cost of government and the impact of a business slowdown on tax revenues. Instead of being tht htidact &IWJ $U$I .IU tin IV hJJ L:li__ à4 - ...... . UUIIUB ......... .. I I I A ~ iI ~ ~ ' ),X -.. J1.. 1 "" ,V -,T 1: 4 Ke l ley I _~.4I . Of ____ I Business X - Econom ic Abs u rdity - ' '' _ 14 - I Seeks I __ :-" -_ MOM= , -.49=4- V LOCAL BRIEFS -1 l 's Activists .' - ' ) (4hf CRESS - . * tern here for failure to file a fedL-ral income tax return. - ' '- ' .. 1 ' Time Will Tell - EGGS - Letter To The E tor - - - ma - - SALISBURY, Rhodesia IAPi — A secret trip by Prime Minister Ian Smith heightened anticipation that progress is being made toward a settlement between Ithodesia's black nationalists and Smith's white-minority government. Smith returned to Salisbury Thursday, and sources close to the government indicated that he had be en meeting in Lusaka, the Zambian capital, with nationalist representa tives and the presidents of Zambia, Tanzania and Botswana Oil Agreement Achieved BEIRUT, Lebanon APi Saudi Arabia and four American oil companies have reac hed basic agreement on the sale to Saudi Arabia of th e companies ' 40 per cent interest in the Arabian American boil Co. lAramcot, the Middle East Economic Survey reported today. Th e report from Riyadh, the Saudi capital, Indicated th e Saudis would pay the companies about 11.5 billion in addition to the $500 million paid th em two years ago for 25 per cent of the company. The four companies are Standard of California, Texaco, Exxon and Mobil. - - AGENCY -U , Build A '' Chief NOTES WEATHER "°"° v ' ' ___________ ' I ' AREA DEATH - -. rthefn Potion Tuesday Other — _______________________ -' - I I )DOW eminata Olyd tWth I w'%' Qenefaliy partly Ciujdy and mild Turning conler extreme Torren, Coahauila. N!eXiC0. flOrth('qn prtion by late Tuetay, died Nov. 29 in that city. Born in ~0*% M0111y .1round 50 north portion Mexico, he was the father of to 10* or md oOs outn rlion lower 70t %ouihvatt coat, Mrs. Lawrence B. Hughes of Wd keV% A.'Ierr*w hight mainly in Lake Mary the /ot except upper north pprtion Tuesday Oasitona fl.acP ilaçj for 5,tur Other survi'ors Include day high 1 $ % am 7 - U p m kw am. $ 37 p n' wile, five daughters and two ' Port Cln- rr,it h,Oh I S9 o:u. Pitt IQ* i a in, s o - -- _,-,.----- line 00 I __ __ __i-mrd!~j I 00 i 1-1 00 1% 300 600 ----' TOLBERT WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. '4 I . 11 QWkAl,ty # , ft. I to I."( P 610 ,MPr1f,.t ,i, (fl IN-4 y dei'. PANEL CENTER Phone 343 7/00 I1 ,_ I URF140 .. q ujgl — 1J3 F . * " (.,)f1.,1(1'' ' '? ' . F 1 II lillk- ,.. __________________________ *-.-. oo jcz1i' brick . I -- _d, . __ 307 E. 2th St. tOO Panels .In - -..---. - F rnm ro --------- prI,Iu -'.. --- - ---:-_--------.------_ -- -_ '_- -_ -_ ,_ --.. - '. -- - - - - - --- -- - - '-._ Ph. 323.5676 Sanford OPEN DAILY 9-5 SAT. 91 , __________________________ - BRICK -- - -_ The Clock -- Racial Settlement Sought I +OSPITAL _______ OTTAWA WI — Prime Minister herre Elhott Trodeau says he will cut off Canadian oil exports to th e United States despite stron g protests from U.S. leaders. And oth er aspects of his oil policy are under heavier fire at home. During Trudeau's visit to Washington th at ended Th ursday night, President Ford and several senators argued 'u'ongly against the planned eightyear phaseout of exports. Sen. Walter F. Mondale, I).'Mtnn., said Trudeau "took a very hard line" in briefing 10 senators at break. fast and left little room to negotiate. Most of th e senators were from north ern states whose s iluld lx' hurt most by the cutoff, McmL'dc to told Trudeau it could lead t an ''ugly relauonship" between the two countries. Two high school girls here, Pain Campbell and Karen Ihnrn nhid rinin a-. w Wray, acting as &nta, will Sets Transplants failure to his 1968 return on personally answer every letter. gross Income of $81,000, ac"Santa" has rmted Santa Claus Florida Hospital has been cording to the district office of Post Office Bo 9, Goldenrod, . named the kidney transplant K" .-.15 the Internal Revenue Service, Florida 32733, and will answer __ center for the Central Florida The IRS said related charges all letters mailed to that ad. area. The selection was made against Mrs. Aie M. HUGE YACHT Hearn on dress. Parents are asked to The Evinrude yacht "Chanticleer" has moored with the starting of a tissue failure to file lax returns at the Monroe I 'I Igo __ were include $1 with the child's letter Harbour Marina. At 118 feet,It Is the largest private yacht to typing program, which mat- dismissed. vial VISITS SANFORD Sanford. for handling and mailing. chesa recipient with a potential Hearn will begin serving a ..inor at the hospital's day term at Elgin Field, As a keepsake for the pathology laboratory. Pensacola, in January, 1975. parents, Santa return the Where Quality Sells & Service Tells Previously, a potential 71w remain&r of the sentenced child's letter will in a separate transplant recipient had to wait was suspended, the IRS said, _________________________________ for envelope to the parents. 104 E Commercial the tests to be completed in Dia l 322-5762 Miami. Transplanted tissue may be Optimists Sell Seminole County Jail, charged Palmetto Ct., Longwood, Sanford -____________________ recognized as a foreign subwith violation of orobatlon rnnriaw4 ' %Ilton Leroy Hooks, 10W Patricia Kreidler, 135 valued at Mo was itolen stance by the body and con. West 9th St., reported stereo Meadow Lark Dr., Altamonte Thursday from 406 Fox Valley sequently rejected. Tissue Christmas Trees 4 typing identifies the similarity equipment valued at svs was Springs, reported jewelry Dr., Longwood. between the donor and _I"resh cut Scotch Pine Barbecue stolen Thursday from his home valued at 1350 w i tn1n flakkI A .. '"i'i.sa, recipient. The was CIu'istnlastrees are now onsale program Thursday from her home. howell King, l)3 Juniper, Longwood, reported a started at Florida Hospital b) at the Mid-Florida Savings and Vernon Hampton, 5338 Don ten-speed bicycle valued at $120 Dr. I , Ave., reported fir earms and Rodney Holcomb, Loan lot at Zayre Plaza, Airport St., Forest City, reported was stolen Thursday from 1jeweiry valued at $1,000 were Mar çns valued & 17.92, Sanford. Every her pathologist and nicdical hl at $215 were stolen home, stolen Thursday from his home. penny of the proceeds goes to Thursday from his home. Noah Stewart, 1149 Howell technician, Dennis Ithettig. the car-ruund Generator valued at $250 was outh work of Louise Gjoerlofl, 2616 Talbot Creek Dr., Winter Park, the Sanford Optimist Club. reported stolen Thursday from lid., Fern Park, reported a gun reported jewelry and cash ihiri'y Terry, Christmas tree Torn Decorator Service at valued at $150 was stolen valued at $3,819 were stolen Public Service sales chairman, says the trees Sanford Airport. Thursday from her home. Thursday from his home. are noted icr their long-lasting George Van GinHoven, Items valued at $9 were Courses Due needles. Sales are from noon to Longwood, reported speakpxs reported stolen Thursday from 10 p.m. daily. Florida Technical University valued at $125 were stolen B and H Fence, U.S. 1792, Donald Wayne Brown, 20, Thursday from 717 Fox Valley Longwood. (FlU) has establisled a "l33SSouth Elliot St.,Sa.,fort, is Dr., Longwood. Department of Public Service Sheriff Promotes in Seminole County Jail, In lieu Administration for students Lee M. Tucker, 5018 Oakhill Ca s se I berry planning careers in public of $5,000 bond, charged with Dr., Goldenrod, reported service at the local, state and Vice Sq u ci d grand larceny. jewelry and money valued at Raymond Kammer, 27 national levels. Dr. William W. Willie Lawrence Franklin, 23, 1414 were stolen Thursday from Winding Ridge Rd reported 241 Concord Ave., Casselberry, her home, Young, chairman of the Scivinole Sheriff 'John Polk boat motor valued at $275 w Political Sc ience Department, has promoted Sgt. as is being held without bond in Jack W. Reynolds, 213 stolen Thursday from his home. Ray Parker was named to head t he new to lieutenant in charge of th e _________________________________________________ department, department's vice squad. FTU reports that more than Polk said that the unit headed 300 students have enrolled in by Parker for the last two years the new acadeiniu prov)ran). is also being doubled in sl ! :e Degrees are offered with fromi two to four agents. H ajors in criminal justice, The unit primarily conducts DECESIBER 5, 1974 !I Diane L. Oberhofer. Willie B. Fitzgerald, allied legal services and narcotics. drug, gambling. and ADMISSIONS GreenDale, Wis. Altamonte Springs political science-public ad. prostitution investigations. ~ BIRTHS John E. Keats, Dellona ii-inistration. Intern.0ilis are Sanford: Mr. & Mrs. Larry (Diane) Antoinette P. Wolas & girl, offered in the progran I which Evelyn L. Bolton San to' Writes Smith a girl, Longwood Deltona places students in actual jobs in Dorothy V. Lee government. I,. C. Dennis, lake Mary Elizabeth It. Kurimai DISCHARGF-S Annie Carroll, Lake Sloilroe Back This Yule j Norman Love Sanford: Lotis Troutman, Lake A Margn F. Weir Mary L Hosford Monroe GOLDENROD - SanW has Steven T, Burke The brick or stone barbecue has always been regarded as ok%.os L-cen a rather poor Glenda V. Li ck Gladys J. Townley oespondent. Thousands of the ultimate in outdoor hospitality centers, bot few In IRS Case fAlia T. Pose)', Deltona A. Frances DuPree famiIis have felt they could afford one. Now, with a few thtldren write to tim every Eve H. Johnson, Deltona Geri Lynne Sego JAtSONV1I.IF — James Christmas, but does he ever William Walker, Deltona cartons of Z.brick you can give your yard or patio this Frnlerick Wilson Hearn of Eustis was sen.' write them back? Well, that's Marion J. Dreggc,rs, Geneva Illiiue a Llarnett distinctive and attractive feature. Yetterday's high ?3 10* this tenced to a one-year prison all been changd now, Sail)' Ann Parrish, Geneva Wesley U. Hawkins Paitly Cloudy )nd e little worm,', Patiela Hickson, Lake Mary r Ikrimuir Saitcuels thr Saturday with a chjncc RUth)' Mae Williams, Lake Daisy B. Speer thO,t Saturday Hight in m Monroe and towt tonight in upper SOs Winth John B. Mitchell Still Time to Order Your Mary Riley, Longwood efly 10 to is mpi, womeng Norman Hanna, Jr., 0411 southeajiel and increasIng Gertrude Royer, Maitland Altamonte Springs Personalized Christmas Cards Saturday . Rain Probaôll;ty per cent Saturday 25 Cards for '5.O Eitendrci Outlook Florida e **h ore line Imp4,n 'ended Sunday through Tuetday I ftordae*cep Noflhwit'-5fr,5 iR ___ CARDS . nOrthw(%f portion M onday and so the CflhIiut' term POLICE BLOTTER -. / Will Cut Oil Exports I., DOCK - - - :11 IP Trudeau Says Canada Is S ' in - . r DON OAKLEY e IN BRIEF ______ - . I The H ig h t 01 4~ . . &L.._1;_ r1i 01It leaders midnight. Other companies and New River Coal Co'sSiflex ' ___________ signed a new contract with the followed suit. nine in Fayette County re. ____________ koaI industry. Most companies kept their ported that only working mmHundreds of miners reported nines at a work-ready condlers showed up at midnight. _ for work on the iiidnight to 8 tion during the I _____ walkout. Super. 4_ The union and the Association n.m. 3hilt this morning in visors were at mine sites daily of Bituminous Contractors are _______ Southern West Virginia. nakir sure pum and fans continuing talks in Washington ,ddw7 __________________________ ________ Most of the United Mine were o perating and conduc ting on a new contract for the conWorker.i' 120.000 members, inspections _____ roofing t struction workers, whose Id howeve , are not expected to and electrical systems. pact also expired Nov. 12. Wick on their jobs until Mon. The three-year (lay. ,A The union had shut off 70 per I)epartment's mining eborce. signed Thursday by Miller and ;''...•• cent of tile country,s ,-oal pro- ment and safety adminl,tration the Hitujidnous Coal Operators A _~, -..... ~ I iners with a duetion since the old contract 1. 9V=Thursday "to spot inspect per cent increu.e in wages and I- -i expired Nov. 12. -1 - - -!-_~~-01. .. ~__- _. - -- . I _ _,- Is _~ O'l. . _: _o! i f.'UhlW President Ar noId Miller. in announcing that the first shifts of returning miners, boost the first year. The means Forest Lake Education Center has been chos e n for exhibit liv Arnerica, Oile union official said the that miners'pay scales will rise new contract had been ap- miners were eager to ret urn to immediately from $42450 a day proved by 56 per cent of those work beca use they wanted to to $46455. voting, said the agreement r'l,Ive With 79,495 tJMW at least one paycheck Itr siiM take cffe(t t 12:01 a.i. casting the final vote on before U Christmas holidays. the accordballots, was 44,7 in favor to I lininediatoy, officjals of There wpre threats that 4,400 34,471 agairmt. It rep:esents the Consolidation Coal Corp., the mine construction workers first time in the union's 84-year nation's second largest covered under H separate UN1W history that rankand-file , contract might prevent mines designed for use as a resource with local UM W leaders. Soon onored. Two Kelley-designed center and as a chapel. 7he from reopening by posting determining their working City, designed by Sanford ar- Seminole County schools iiW tiurpose room is used to 0 chilect Eeoghan Kelley, has pre0ously chosen for exhibit by accommodate the 40-pi ce been selected for an exhibition the association w ere Teague student band as well as large of outstanding school designs at . Midd!e School in Forest City oup and evening activities the American Association of and Idyliwilde Elementary involving church organizations, School Administrators Con- School in Sanford. Kelley and his associates .0ir 0 L Tex. Feb. 21.24, where it will through eighth grade school is convention. in addition to the .ff M __ . compete for honors, one of his favorites, The 31,970 txhjbit of school architecture -'-A ' —& 400 Of the many school designs square feet school was built t e will be group discussions submitted by architects from with a 600-student capacity at a on school building problems 11 .1 111ahz!4 , _____ throughout the United States, cost of $590,564. The building is and issues and seven general r . M7. — —_ oniy a small percentage are round with a pod type consessions featuring well-known selected by AASA. Completed struction used for teamI ' _____ • persons The convention ll Nov. 20, 1973 Forest Lake teaching and rem _.,"ft-~ edial Lear- end with a pop concert . 1 — I by th e dew ElernentaryisthefjrstScveflth. ning. The media center was Dallas Symphony. WASHINGTON NEAl- W have nnw Some two decades ago, Charles E. Wilson told reached the height of ecoriomicatsurdity. To reduce demand and fight inflation, Arthur the country is good for General Motors and vice I. Th is means, unless it is prepared to reduce Burns and the Federal Reserve tighten the versa." some of its programs, the government would have money supply so drastically that industries At the time Wilson uttered his famous quote - to resort to massive borrowing in an economy that retrench and huge numbers of men and women ( of which most Americans heard only the "vice are thrown from work. only recently has begun to see some relief from versa" part - the responsibilities of business to re edy this : To m gedy,idefltFord Qnd high interest rates and a tight money supply. The — the consumer were relatively simple: to Cong.s propose an expensive public program ,% 0 t i i . . fight against inflation would be dealt a serious 'I manufacture products at prices people were and extended unemployment benefits W blow, and the private sector of the economy would demand. This willing and able to pay. will, of course, act to keep prices remain in competition with the government in the UP. Since then, the corporate philosophy attributed .1%Z ,J.- __ I .811m-4 to the former 01I head has been drastically ,* market for crE-Jit. The net result is that hundreds of thousands of altered by such factors as Inflationcoupled with men and women are being removed from work The current Congress has given a cold shoulder aimed at turning out goods needed to erit a depressed economy and sagging stock market, - k~-_~_ to President Ford's proposal for a 5 per cent stir.' scarcities which food and commodity shortages, the energy crisis . ( to --'..'-J*'.' and envlronmentaj legislation, as well charge on income tax as a means of paying for be nonproducing consumers, destroying their -.. , /consumer acti vists, self respect. nrnrm tlint wni,Irl F Iuu uixulpwyment It has also been discredlte~d by that "pect of A multi-billion doilare public service and stimula te segmenLi of the economy now Watergzte In which many corporations VvMm will inevitably be a monstrous tin "stagflation." The new Congress is expected .~ . I to bureaucratic boondoogle like the WPA of a illegal contributions to the 1972 Nizon re-election be even more hostile to that idea. . deireuion we iintiid- IlirA '. CaThDafl. W IVI otit of it seems to be emerging a new breed of Administration officials speak confidently of i 11-1A y corporation leader, one who believes that recent experiments with small-scale public business must adjust to the new realities if ft service projects. They forget small-scale models help preserve the balance of institutional usually succeed because of the special attention power that is so critically needed in a democratic they receive and the dedclation of those running the trial. As programs expand and come to be society. Representative of this new type of managed by run-of -the-mill bureaucrats busy businesan is C. Pendefton Thomas, chairman PLENTY OF of B.F. Goodrich, who said Ina recent pe. Gen. George S. Brown, chairman of the Joint Chief OfStaff, with their own jots and their own priorities, LEFTTOHATCH "It's t1ne for more business people, working has made a public and "ously sincem apology f,)r this utterly more of tile tasks are make-work and therefore Wensi demesning. theandunfoundedrarks the other day tje through their organizations WW acting irxk-influence on American life. Officials Insist this program will be different, pendently as private citizens, to take a more He has also been called on the carpet by Prealdrj Ford, that ft aims at giving important jots to skilled di energetic, active part In political and social and we hope Mr. Ford couched his reprimand In langi people temporarily out of work causestoprescrveanJf flicaM e WhICh " of the Editor, Herald: left no doubt as to the gavity of the general's bthk,,. Burns monetary policiea. But it is because take a long hard look at the ERA and its possible political systems for the good of all the people." my experience after 31 years in Washington that officials lookCan we please step back and take an objective The White House has indicated that there Is no plan In America and other democracies effects while we still ha ve that chance. Thomas i (or a change) at this proposed Equal fil-sl1liks Gen. !knwm for the in(Tedible remarks he made before inevitably find that managing new, temporari Mrs. Edwin J. Alestra pointed out, the public has always sought to ena group of law students at Duke University. S etary of flights Amendment? The wording of the ERA is workers takes time away (ruin their own tasks, vague Deltons, Florida Ie a balance of power among Its major inDefense James Schlesinger has expressed his continued con- The indoctrination period for much and general. It creates the illusion that stitutlons. This is especially true as _______ of work in it applies to fidence in the "competence and profeas1onaJjn" of this public service program could be from three men and women are identical, although it's business, government and labor, 1tters to the editor are always welcome. fairly obvious that there are physiological and general. %' to six months. Since the average time In job They should be as brief as polithie and Power appears to be evenly dlstribut.eJ, From this it may be inferred that his superiors belie IS functional differences between males and comment on there exp1 to be less than a year, and since seems to be a sense of public confidence matters of geeeral interest, ve that females, Gen. Brown's apology and clarification *'Jl satisfy the de The letters should deal with Issues and avoid that these Institutions wiU aperate in the public MarAs many-0 hopefully, will be in these temporary for his dismissal that came from an array of offended Jewish In making us Identical, the ERA would Interest by maintainilig checks slots from three to six months only, perse we are constitutionally require women to serve in the organizations. However that may be, the Issue Is not so much guaranteed a fiasco of eflO(TIlOijs proportions, The editor reserves the right to edit those each other. hag of those military combat units.(just th ubat Brown said or meant to say, es wt)ether his conduct at as e women in In Zhis regard, note Uwt letters for reasons of space, but will exercise But business perple, Thomas charged, have * Ruizia do.) Making us identical would eliminate Duke University impairs his ability to exploit the military uneinployiJ in any one month today are CIT great care that the thmt of The letter Is not lost not Participateil to the extent theY should in separate public restroom talents 'tat L s and eli minate played the next month. The average length Of brought hirn to the office and to continue Serving as governmental affttrs .- the In the editing, right kind of para top nlithry adviser to the President. separate shorwers for our children's gym clauft unemployment is around 10 weeks. AU letters must be signed with a M&HIng ticlpat' ng' This is reflected in the current bal. in school. Making us identical would Curtously, President Ford, and Congress ar lift from addreu an When ;ossIb a telephone number ance of power anug gvernmen labor and eusbo.yJs and fa e th rs any special obligation to so the identity of the ter ignoring the obvious approach. H may be checked s busne. N the he hand, organized thousands of jobs are now going begging because support their famili". Making us idertical established. However, the Event" lie labor, despite its and Women withwould Invalidate rald win there's a shortage of men BERRY'S WORLD rape. wut total work force, has maintained a strong in_ required training, because the jobs we in one their names to appear In print. endless and far. sta te ard the qualified Job hunter in another or We reserve, of cOme, the rfght to reject any fluenceon government affairs and political activitv Th. reaching. fl timehascorne for the citizens,our j,.1 ) because the man or woman looking for work tettersthIsnew1peper,j to bellbelo elected representatives, and this newspaper o slanderous. not heard of the opening. Note also that a nan us or alsobeenaftertec1bytt tremendous growth and proliferation of govern or woman skilled in one cccupataon in oversupply agencies. y laik the ( finishing touches needed to ) tcfwork.IfldusLrynecdstobe able t barrow capital at reasonable rates in Why is it that this country is expected to provide food larmers? I thoigh all they had to expand and hire more workers, and to for some of theothers? Is it because we're more proficient lions and tigerr, and ____________was Jungles loaded with Around the shnrth$?es which give birth attack lots of diamond inifles,) in the producticn of the crops? in'Lake a gla nce at these statistics and draw your own It is in these areas Mr. Ford and conclusions, That "sweet stuff" s getting to many of us. As an Coruress should concentrate their energies. Russia has 39 million farmers who try to feed their example, there's —_.w a sign In a donut shop on SRI in • country and still had to import 400 millIon bushels of Al tamonte Springs which reads it , 11 American wheat. "Our price increase Is due to _______ ______ sugar In this country we have 3i mlthon fann who feed THOUGHTS I, 197$14.40 per 100 pounds approximately 260 millIon persons - and better than Oct. l 1974-$45,30 per 100 pout anywhere e, too. And we still have a surplus to export L_______ Nov. 15, 1974-$75,00 per 100 pounds If then you have been rised with Christ, seek _____ to others, Help Us Help Wursc9f Write Your the things that are above. wt*re Mist is,seated Congressrna" Ln&-uthAnierica they have 23millionl'zrmors to feed at the fight hand of God. Set yoLu min& on ---~ their 191 million people; South Africa shows 97 mi1lion Stjyyob~ DAMASO GARZA things that are above, not on things that are on Grin one &ar it . . farmers to (ecu their 351 million population, ti's earth. Colosslans 3:3,2. my typewriter. The story was completed with th e notation "socialist IdeaN are like stars. Vo will not succeed By JOHN A. have you heard of the new drink called SPOLSKI nations on both continents depend on capitalist United "The Godfather?" touching them with your hands; but, like ti States to keep 'em alive," seafaring man, you choose them as 5.0w' guides, Gramkow.Ga:nes It is Chianti mixed with prune i W. You really believe that South Africa has 97 million juice and it makes you an offer you can't refuse, and, following them, you will reach your destiny. Funeral Home , V'Vit . y ___________ RA Y CROMLEY President had hoped to see the budget come into hn1anr the red, ra ...- way that a balanced budget may be "impossible" President Ford is trying to convince the outgoing 93rd Congress that spending in the current fiscal year should be cut to $3(X) billion from the $305.5 billion projected last spring. Even then, tax revenues may cover only $294 billion of that figure, ~ _______________________________ Voters Mandated at least through 1976, _~~ __ ______ So I flew to South Korea on a national emergency, he cited an alarming Home Deliv.-ry: Week. 55 cents; ,Month, $140; 6 Months, $14.20; North The mili tary build-up has been accompanied subsequently suspended, by participating in Christmas mission to seek the release of 12 Kaman military build-up, the discovery of an Year Cy Mail: In flortda same as home deive. l by a propaganda barrage which has now reached anti-Park agitation. religious leaders who have beer, jailed for an. Infiltration tunnel under the demilitarized zone, other mbil: Month. r2.70; 01onths,$16.20; 12 Months. Sr..40. 800 hours of broadcasting beamed against South The Christian activists contend that Park tigovernment activities. President Park daily ts flee agreed, after a two-hour discussion, to giv Into acts of subversion within his country. two Korcas would not defame one another, appeal 'careful consideration," they are fighting for elementary freedom. One of He has been marked bra ination himself The propaganda is designed to support an myI came here at the urging of Christian leaders by South lCorea's most respected clerics, the Rev. the North Koreans. In 1968, a team of North underground effort to overthrow who asked inc to make a personal appeal to the Korean commandos the Park Kim J n Gon id n of the Korean Campus slipped across the buffer regime and replace it with a government that Crusades for Christ, tough South Korean leader for clemency. They zone and into Pres told me earnestly: "I pray the outskirts of Seoul in an un- would be acceptable to North Korea. Then, the that somehow the imprisoned religious leaders explained that I an) well-known in Korea. successful attempt to attack his official Communists promised to work for a Therefere, they thought I will be released." might have some residence. Only three months ago, an assassin unification" of Korea. Whether the North impact on President Park. He listened He conceded, nevertheless, that the church at- fired a volley of shots at him and succeeded in Koreans tentively to my case for clemency, frequently killing his wife, achieve unification by peaceful or has far more freedom in South than in North military means, of course, they will settle for Korea. "In the United States," he said, YOU nodding his head affirmatively. President Park contended that nations Budget Cuts He stressed that the imprisoned Christians sometimes ed Korea. have 100 per cent religious freedom. In South must adopt emergency measures had not been arrested for criticizing the when their security U.S. intelligence not only has confirmed the Korea, we have 80 per cent religious freedom. in is threatened. Even the military build-up but the underground operation North Kor ea, they have ieru percentage. 1xilded Ilie civil rights of to sub' Nothing seemed more popular during the vert the Park regime. Unquestionably, vocal critics openly denounce his regime, he Japanese-Americans fie also said the activists represent only a on the West Coast and North Korea is developing and dfrcting ansmall fraction of Korean Christians. He recent election campaign than the "old-time said. yet they "are not sent to jail," threw them into concentration camps after the underground organization inside South Korea. religion" of economics. Candidates in both parties * described them as "liberation Christians," who Only those who violated the law, meaning bombing of Pearl Harbor. emergency security measures, w.re arrested, Communist agents are infiltrating the country, believe the church must side with the oppressed stood four-square on the principle that we had to The South Korean leader's aides showed me some by secret landings on the long coastline, and work he fie have a balanced federal budget, if we were going to change society, the large Kw he explained, with his duty toenfco the law and count. Across the community in get the imp of infl atlon back into i hoWe. The majority of Korean Cliristians, he said, 38th Parallel, North Korea Japan. The Communist to protect his country from subversion. agents, of course, are agree that the church mc3t side with ophas been massing men and weapons for a doing their utmost to bring down Any candidate victorious in that election would President Park. pressed but believe it must keep out of politics. It Opponents charge that the emergency possible resumption of the Korean War. A have trouble denying that balancing the budget measu,re:i were imposed for the sole purpose of of 813 total Tile Park regime, therefore, suspects all is difficult, he admitted, "to draw the line betfortified gun positions have been spotted dissidents of Comm t 0 . was part of the "mandate" given to him by voters, ween religious action and political action." But stifling dissent. President Park vigorously inside the North Korean half of the demilitarized Korean religious leaders have assured me he said the majority would draw the line at The new 94th Congress is not even in office, democracy. denies this end swears his devotion to zone in outright violation of the truce agreement, that the jailed Christians are anti-Communist violence. however, and the news from Washington is that Some of the larger guns could bombard Seoul but, admittedly, also anti-Park. It is also a As evidence that he is confronted with a grave itse As the Rev. Kim reminds, Jesus Christ was lf. inflation and recession are combining in such a - vie fl ___ ____________ - ................................ F r I ei.a -________________ - SEOUl. to achieve ILJI I I CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) committees began inspecting But (uremen at Eastern AssoThe nation's :ct co fl'ners the cl osed down mines so that ciated Coal Co.'s two began returning to work today Koppersproduction could resume at ton n'incs in Wyom i ng County Just hours after their ANDERSON FLA. uil Area Evening Herald, Sanford. F1 +. AAri Tr : P€ WW :. FvPnii.r!e1.i...F1 __ Mi* r torc Coal _ PLg U S PL'rj BUILDING My$R,AL% - - ---------- - - -------- --- -- . [~~o~ - '_'4 _~ ___~ -"_ �_______ _______ ________ _______ -- - :.- __________ _________ __________ _________ _ - -, -= __________ - r -_- --- -1 j - -—— P _____ ____ -- — - _____ = -.-- '- j - - - -- -•--_. Friday Dec 6)974 j - - U I 11 CL G Brim Târr turdey Servr ,I.ITHE HOPE OF OUR UOMMUflITY7f _ Pitor - - - - OrS ____________ Prayer Meeting 8 81V & IEUSCII R Ptor, Lutheran Church Pastor i oo Sabth5cop I 0 0000 IlrlslUil? ( m Pr,er Mrin _________ ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday Servecc& Sunday School wednesdayServct St Vigil Ma'i Sun ass FIRST ASSLM5Y Cor07?E( Sunday School Coolcson 5t 9 Family Ntg? t) 7 prn 9am 10 1Oam - - ROLLING HILLS ' ' - - -- I 9 OSa m 9 43 - OF THE NAZARENE Mecto . Curate HotyCommuflOfl - __________ -. P t I0 3011mm •, - $ , oa to OOa FmHyServlce * ( FIRST CHURCH OFYHENAZARENE Douglas 0 ElliOtt Cot i4mS LOMAY. DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Sunday School 9dSam ChurchTraIn4ng 9 ISam - - - . ___ - . '• - . -. ... EVening ed Prayer p rvice Prayer Meeting Pastor . . J - ChC School (hurt I. Of (Iirsst Rev Kfv',e1h Hot? Morn4'n Wo-'fn AenlyWhIp Evening Worship Wed Evensnqervit, 7 DOp m :-': 7:30pm 4 t 9ISa m MornIng Worship 11 00mm w Bible Study Morning Worship MYF 29.1 Sun name—that was French and L .1 ii! LI •L LI I 4 — I LI - , Chrismon tree Sunday ght The artflicinl tree is decorated with own joy in living n'uchcanbedonetohelp God's ___ -- U'YF Remember that, Sunday and eve day. Then folks might feel 'hat same excitement when they run into 7 m - .- 6:30pm, . Spit of Cisas," havedc1aredDec.8as1or Aihj l Sttiib,ø1 Morning Worship - Altomonte - SPIRITUAL TEMPLE . :.- A special meeting of . sersice PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WllbvrAvs,Lk,M.ry Min,steq Ray, A. F Sleyms Sunday 7 OOp m 7:30 p m -- - tional budgets of seer less - - y ments," Jes d, noting the rW In which a few have much Increase and boredom deepens cker both of Unpatience and and many have nong, in anety in the man's eyes "Do which a smaU minority gorges not commit adtery, do not itseli w,th excess calories and kill, do not steal, do not bear commUe while a majority false Ineu, Honor Ia- remains hun and verges on elaborately again. "All these! of vast international di have observed from my youth." proportions in industrial devel- .,. . — Insight he showed so regularly Re makes clear "that the with ran- fundamenl inJusU of the In his encount . . .- -. -- . - r - his problem, saw his over. toGod,andthatthepowerof ., .,.v iiwflgJ, &Ualapds an . orcas irc e o years a er irs Jane Reniley will direct . . . man paled. He stared U psan de a small fi , p EvenIng Worship 7:OOp:m.. • o . " says i e mr correcuon, Rev. RUSSCIIA McNinch Sund4y$cooI . MornIngWormlp Pastor 9:15. )l.00am, ne P Prayer Mating Wednesday 317000 rsons t me Chancel choir of First receI A.. gree Presbyterian church will b 33 5S pp , a pm on I 730pm 15 This will be (1 Howard H Hodes and St if GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford SENKAR 1K GLASS & PAINT CO, INC and Employes L 0 PLANTE, INC Oviedo, Florida & J " 4 Qe"one C 1/ years to t AoseI per cent. le et 70 r cent of the Sanford Methodist Church's Florida thechOfrwillfollowtheservlce. OriogeBIy Lak$M.or,, W'IIdEld,j' ...... Pastoq SundivSchool . . O:0O., 7lOpm _ , and you will have trea per cenf popultion o ureinheaven,anjcnne,foflow a rising bulk of the personal . accompanied by a brass quintet ape 1 como1 ' preuge authentic values and left him The challenge of Jesus also discontent. cutsthtoeconomicdiUonsof One thing you still lack," the United States, land of the . 15 choir will present a 90th Anniversary c - . morning worship serce the U psala Christmas Sanford .. I.00.m. College hI3seantwardingoffbegg "me Gospel Road," a fi f scripture-based narrative who stretehed hands towa atrie Luke Baptist conceived and roduced by and abundance of specially him The The Management and Employes the church: Rev. E. E. MRS. DONALD SELL an 8, with Carter Csh, 1ll be shown in depth tharater portrayals pang of sympathy The man the theme "How In This three&InLdchurcsSuy dgamnst the background of Precooked, prepackaged was bright capable practical readyed afrndiUoned The Gospel Road" in its onarfes will at First Ba list Churth at p a 10 anthems in the musical Sunday the Pastor, Jimmy old story of Jesus is Auanion'e Springs hy detesting effect of o ___ whose contemporary style is reassure him _____ Fq ,:: 74 )17 frspectis'e in this unique blend stry. L I ' • ensnaring fortune itsell by u- niiic:1 p Virgil L Bryant Jr,, and the Rev. - --;ç - - SHIRLY MILLET bacround music of Cash and and he wantAd some pat m Snow, troduced by' two organ preludes themes. played by the director on the Robert M Jenkins, and Rev James F. nier. WINN DIXIE STORES and Employes here million people suist a huge middle-class buys, wastes and pollutes almost as muchasalitherestoftheworld corJerence Dec the 26th con The 27 choristers will tell the slides and displays from joining in the (estisities of the SE MIN ___________________________________________________________ * OLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY______________________________________ I bat C o i stCJ,o, Frs, C t Conw,in.&y Cm?. Fo'e I C I. u' :3 1 171J, , t, Satr,,Pr ir'.f,y 5, 'tOW UffiSt w. ret CPi,#cPi. tt3 P,p, AVT O4vf1W. P91k B4ftr5l Cl'.J'.. 1747 * 3O" 51 '..-, it Curc' CA $4_v blot jI &flIty I? ) w 5,ç FO,ftfl4 I3vlfovd 'i • d La* , 1- 1 ;:5?,lChI)L * V tI Pi* dl= IR ' ' M.saq, eai ChurCh 5Ii R i AIlamt, 0 di Rd a' Hp%', A I', P' A, 01 *i'a.i Sd ,,3iI 't , , 713 P * T MIP Ci4kl5TlA r i c S Saovd A, foed C'n Chtth Ill W A ivt Bi. No"M4, (?',,t.,, Ch.,,vI,. FtiQv,fa Ha,fn Dr. Matin L.ke,,* Crsi.. C,g','. $mq hi, Od .1 Jam CONGREGATIONAL Cfe.atoetmi ct-i t an , PIJi Lu, 1Ifan ('th v4 I rOve Dfj LuecnChu,cb01 Pednwr 103W 7$v Pl. M'4' • t.u??ir Le C'.rr?i G' OIyl C) I? 97 COiU4brry St hun 01 4)4 5.la.i* j?P,eqan METHODIST £ ( tuurtp, 5 VI'*SI 5$f'A.4$ , A 4I'st '*i*1h cis#,; fj1 J(' ,., H943 Sorg'4d l & Ceder Si J i sery BI& Cncn 930 Cess , f Ccetrr,s,,.p.lm Sor. 4 Cit Iy9 Cvrt Ce4t. L'gø urch C&. w • St (_(p C:rn l4tt '.n ly tM*i. MeThod 1 Church I$*y 1797 I. Oa8a ur W H455 Rd Di$j, F V L Itj W'hod %I (urh iii Pa a F,nt Method.tt Church . rtt Svn hod'st (vch. 3440 S.nfd A.. Fiee Mt,jI Csth. 500 W m St rt S y Cis .4 God. 3 Hi5vy 'ES$YT$RIAN •. My U nI Cry, Oak ,, Presb'1tn, CP,,.rc.h *1 D,$, E u 'Co,,t Pr Clct, 3?lIs o' ' An4r Pvesbyf,qin CP'uec' LMC Rd St Marts Prn1,,,qj 1h1 Palm I Cc ' Aain.strr Pvneyt.ria ChurCh _______________ . ':f-:: r' -- y ::? I..— IN THE HERALD , 1 "° SEVENTH DAY AflYENTIIT Ailin A MC CATHOLIC St Pi'. S!attru L N*w : r St I . nsf ion • • i'l U Iron rc I "k' I .. -- — 4. - - — uiuir4 - & t" 4. - YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE -. - - - I I - ._.. - / . LiflCon . . . f,.., - - ii , te Ci Cc Mvi A A 'àm. - P D, . Rd. Cnhup,4. °" . • t I.. LM, Lup, Pa'P Au • , ,, at 7 30 p nit singIng fjfjlilibr L I fIfld Dwaye (,00d soweo as many : ' gospel songs, *I.r own conk their :Ilusiddn mother to sing Thins by Ralph Carmichael St th11 jl three They began singing locally on the Ileisal Fires St ' . 4 ______________________________ ___ — r— is will be In concert Thesday at (ulltinie singing evangelts. I . a I VI Ifl 1 -, -...... .. .. _____________________ r .: V ba:* ' NOV. 29 I' -- __ in ig se . .. building at 251 S Oak Ave Taking part in ribbon cutting 4fm knight, City Commissioner A A Mt1anaban, Fr llllam iv iu Iii u CiIOfl ____ , ae ' - - .. - , Ory "t U D A I rye WATCH FOFS TH • , 5.Wdafl A Alsa ' AND READ ALL OVEDI a; . (iSCpa C : Mi Churth. th Chh.; I I - c Pro. 350' S D' I £ The Good Twins, nationally graduation W a' Pa9 ., . ____ I : F.rt' 5' %t Ch 4 - • - Goo Tvvi n s G i ye Concert c ChioI1 -- - .. , ARE BLACK AND WHITE , -... . roe, LLte 5yni Ad,ni,j, CPurh. Hwy *3 Før City day sn 41 Cuq . 4'urd Adv,nI,tt Ctnjr(h, 1I 5 Elm Grnt tt AM C Churth, O.o - New members will be . recehed at the 11a ni sersice, Free Holiness Sdnday, at Community United Methodist of Casselberry Re The Free Will Iloline en M lie i r 11lpreath on "The (hur CII officers md members . , /[ Can.tery , ç. , _____________ ean mpoyes AS5Eu5LIy Ot GOD J : - ' Men Club will will meet Wednesday at the BJOPMcDAVJD hold a breakfast meeting at 8 home of Ilazel Johnson at 7:30 a Sunday in the education Bishop Joel D. McDavld will m bIll Mercc.r and Staff _____ ': - Methodist Church, SR 4Z7 and Sunday to vote on a Community s Frt 5p'.q 'We spend as much on reduc- wUng for the answer tO his point up the Unpoance of timeecuUvethreeof own question He didn't have fruitful enterprise, reliable olic Relief Services tune for philosophical mean- workmanship, sound planning But the harried race for more dering& He was interested and abundant harsts, but he poesIons goes on, whipped turned and walked away, his and Employes -1 dered the badge of success issue, ah ye of course, of producUty Qte tO the con- worW put together," say Be- The Fishers of 730 p.m. CholrPracfice 530pm THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY - _____ was In the cinity, it was worth the "have-nots" while dlsWuslonment spreads, a thk. Ills slance pents a blunt psychologlcal alUnents mt1- - - A yard aIe Will be bed , Eunice I Wtlson and Staff Clil - k . of Di1nity from three colleges, gken under the dirtIon of auditoriwr Miss1 ' ed, and jeweled rings glistened richest nation, where maldng slaught of hunger around the ____________ , JIM LASH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH cr41 . - 9:30 & 11a.m. SOOpm. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC and Employes f - the youth choir, 'Sunshine and the Saord church, she will be mpany" will present "A honored at 1 p m service to tinstnia happening" by John which all her friends in area Wion and Chrisas muc churches and organizations are ill be sung by the 'Young espedally inted, according to hope" Chael and Cherub Miner hiezekiab Ross. The Nursery S lOp m Wed Prayer &Prase e ___________ The man nodded his ready serse God and mammon" _______________________________ _________________________________ .9.1Sa.m- METHOICH Ci1hl 1974 I*iitt AmyJ ......MiniSter Heiiet Op.nIorMiticn 300pm. oaling. Lture and MeSsage Cit Real Pittor 10 00a m (hICh School .. Lven4ngWorth Wed Bibl, Study & Prayer Set, 7 OCpm - onizing note, and Jesus looked Hower, human concentra- billion for cigaret and bilat the man specWatively for a tion on amasing wealth was lion for cosmeti, these moment He wore expensive consistently denounced by dulgences alone amounting to linen, edged with the purple Jesus,nomatter how uashi more than enough tO assuage hem ofthe wealthy His bead nablethatcrIUc1n may be in theraagesofpo%eyathe stuI ird Rev Kei4hW.MlII5 Pi'y Kenneth Miller. Att,t Pastor ni WorShi i — John bricy, cornplimenry hu nped camel squeezing uy 16 per cent of the worlds "y do you call me gd" There are 350 tiny Italian ligh sparkling on the tree The or- Father's goodness and lose for Lie right reason FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cats*4iryy ____ 10 00 Evening Worsp 9 45mm Ii OOa 6 lSpm i! ' - - found usul in his commerdal tharacterjsUc of his graphic cent its output, Including 10 a.m. Wed bISt 1100am. 7.00p m. UMY Sunday School MorningWorshp ChchTrasning dency, came sait the regarded as a binket co basic food minimums point, "Good Teacher, what deninationofwealthjfusedfor sujgested for poor innds shall I do to inherit eternal public good, and his piuAlthough the super con 't - dom of God" he remarked done has swollen 0 pow h aposfies. "For it easier since 1965, muUy in mea, but Lnwardiy dkgtiied with eye of a needie than for a rich to 1,850 pounds annually, it all, a leading dUzn of Perea man enr the kingdom of quadruple Ut of people of In r -- CØngutror MeIng Sunday COMMUNITY UNITED it's refreshing and exciting to run into someone who PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 'a' _____ . contagious—somehow you felt better after you'd been with St. John. 130 p m Bible Class lndepdentM,ury diminish our IlOCO 4l9ParkAve. Prayer & ' abundance we enjoy as huge hunger problems by Pastor tOm m & Riv E P uthGra 9 ISa m Sunday School $26Patrnifto Ave. Pastor 9: 15 m m Lak.Mapla PaUID Tris$ CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH loved the sea. He loved hard work. Most importantly, 600pm BiIeCIas - known simply as St. John, after his home town in Canada. Suiidøy Wednesday & SundaySchool _______ ______ family in memory of their daughter ayle Each symbol on the P --' ' St. John wasn't his last 1512 POrt Avscwe WI P " By GEORGE CORNFLL AP ReUou Wrir the norld hunger erisis e 1,250 children in India FIRST PENTECOSTAL - llOOam 6:00p.m. Bible Class 110Cm m ________ _____ , ho help those in fleed Av: F CHURCH OF CHRIST O0 Palm SprIngs. Pastor .- btcause of guilt feelings, but notiates us to respond GRAd UNITED Ch School - JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH PINECREST IAPTI ______ , ____________ LAKEMA:; CHURCH 900am. , Old TruIpfl form o p m I ('IlIP( ', 730p 7:30p m UVI _________________ II 7 lOp m 7 lOp m EvenngSere I i"' L •. , — 700pm Pastor of Nursery Praded for all SerVICeS LUTHERAN CHURCH fl000rtandoAvi (1793) In Amer:1 . ;.,-. Lake Monroe Fla v'4J Rich 'n 'nderqarten 137 AIrport Ivd Phoni3fl$O ?:pm. 54ay NIght Youth HOur undaySchool Reusher , SANFORD CHRISTIAN 7 OOpm - - 7 10Pm S'ce 61$pm Wed Prayer5,,c, Nuriery Open B - or SVfloaySthool m as Pastor 103W 35th Place arcie of a flvepa fasned to I and more, it sthnt4uned, foamusIned Chraa sedes about God u chained hUn. To Jesus, those and aumatir, the mercha the Wane "Parther of the ties of wealth were ndnous thse pours out in a bulging rPoor," th an e of world h less threded ward the well, rent to fill an everargfng ger This meat dei with being people generafly, esp appetite of American con the affluence in America, the ciallytothosetnneed, thepoor. sumer "Fetrs of Riches" "H hard it to, the who The annual per capit con - ___________________ I enough, as that insert referred Southeast Mm with a proteinto aboe points out rich meal for 4 months TM0 Psychiatrists ha%e said that dollars at ility cents protects ilt Is one of the most ci- 15 children against diptheria, whooping cough, and tetanus 730pm LUTHERAN CHURCH OF 7 p m '' FL W_ It .00a 600Pm _______ ___________ Host of our global neighbors still goes Five dollars given In eorshp ' 7 30p m Sar ng &ProcIaimng ' In problem than stnr%ing — which Pastor m Sun Wortp hIt / '" _____ ____ 4 h'0 & Pastor S _________ fl Ry A EGreen - - Friday, Dec. 6, 1977A 4 J of li%ing higher than any €latj%es many whom are ciilization in history, high and hungry We do what nough to make 'eigh( e can simply because Christ \a:un'n, _______________ --- HOLY CROSS CHRISTIAN CHURCH 340)5 ParkAy Don ShOtkliy for all people Inflation has us all inC'hrtheisa new creature coiiipLtinlng these das about In Christ e become new Just Eat of Inlirilate Fmy Night StvCe YPE Wd ___ - 7) . - Chr t' have a close entitled "Feeding the relationship to theni. The ago santando:nsriv. 'tt5 d HOvr ' - —!• 1: _ Affluence Forges Pasor ey iT - c Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. r m CALVARY BAPTI s and bulletin Insert secral ee CHURCH OF GOD ' ,i ' 6 Rv Fredi NI Sundly5cbool FeIwjhip 6 15 730pm. 7 OP m - - - - = - Pastor Sa m Rev W R Bennt Sunday School [enèngWorshP w Prayer Me _______________ --:' - - _______ hungry" In (tie world. Many world are our neighbors. We hurches are having "World can't just ignore them. And we Hunger fldays to bring Lids follow the lead of Christ who matter to th attention of their said of the hungry, "They need people and to solicit Support for not go away, you give them the church's world rdllef something to eat." (Matthew pfograf,s 14 16) FIRST TCHURCH __________________ 3P ' ___________ ______ - ____ We are hearing rnuth these i i SCIENTI1, : .. ________ 11 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST _____ n oo m 6 ISp m Cch Trainng 9 3Oa rn _____ stor $ 30mm 9 ISa m 322 WTRR Bible Study n esday Nçh? ___________ IPH( P ( ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH ADVENT ST TH Corh,r7IhmCI C P NeltI Pastor W 00 0 IIi ,i,i Wnesday EflIn9 __ SPr9SJ, Lyman __. / aliand Avinue Altamonte SR 435) FM - .- ___________________ — I - - 6A_E ening Hers Id, Sanford, Ft - -- - =--- __- -? nera -..... - .-- - - �-- - -----•." -- --- -•----- ;•-- - - :---- -:--:'---' •--- - -•-- - '-- . .---- .,r'-m . . -. ---- -- -' .. - --• .. " ~ . Alilk ATJ'Aj* iI!'rlI --_ _..J,- _ -- OEM Evening Herald, Sanford, FL —- DEAR ABBY _ For 'Dew Sir', How It NEW YORK (At') ton F. McCloy, an executive 1 DOI II, ao DUO)! S 'Bout 'HI You'? il(.Ul. RI.\ .%\ lit Uo tiacK v Char iy I s R ea l W inner of new mothers ; Of that group, 32.4 per cent of . By PETE ROGEI-IS to keep a lot of balls in the air, excused herself, collected the As an assistant vice-president Even though one has to make milk from her breasts in a Though private, profession:!l of liandy Associates, Mrs. Sill- sacr-fices, I was determined to glass, and asked the astonished ba by-sitters are expensive, the kngton "Millie" McCloy was combine both worlds." waite rs for a dish of ice so the is 32. She is twice divor'-'ed, has one child with her last rn-ate and t's- o (ages 10 and 12 with her first. She's a cocktail waitress in a private club. I've never met her Ifl;tv ir ti'g o on ,- tr;Ickrecordan(Jt he fact thatshe'stefl years older than Cliff. This woman appe.rs to be chasing our son. She met him when she and a girl friend went to the night club where he was per. rming. She has called he re several times trying to l ocate him. husband and I are terribly upset to th ink that he may have an t'rest in her. How can we dlsc'curage Cliff from seeing h er ' How can we let our son know that if this woman were th i nk ing of his best in. terests, she would leave him alo ne ? NCERNED MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Your son is over Zi, and th ere is nothing yoU can do. Any ugg"sslons from you concerning thic woman would be viewed by your son as meddling. Further, any attempts on your part to "rescue" your son from her would only drive them closer together. The word from here is cool it, Mother. DEAR ABBY: Since I am a pasta with 43 years experience, - -_______________ . - - - . Divorce - - - - - - - Vt --- - I - - - , - 4 - .' - - - -- -- - BUSINESS 1/ WOMEN Of" lected at a recent meeting of Seminoll nly's Citrus Charicr Chapter of the American Nanticoke, Pa, Business Women's Asgoiation (ABWA) Included (from left) Brenda Long, treasurer; Janet K. DEAR REVEREND: &uU1ul: Many a young, InexClements, ice president; Margaret D. Gabbert, president; Shelly McKlzmey, recording perleneed pastor would do well to ta ke a page out of your diary. ELECT OFFICERS secretary; aid Debi Ritz, corresponding secretary. DEAR ABBY: I have a touchy problem. A friend of mine has four children, One is married, two are away at college and one is in an institution. i I understand he was severly brain-damaged at birth and will probably live out his years in that Institution.) When with my friend would I be out of line to ask how the child in the institution is' I always ask about the others. TOUCHY PROBLEM DEAR TOUCHY: U your friend never mentions the child who Chapt The Gamma Lambda Lambda Judy Webb, presented Webb, Fran Hoffon, Donna desst of various pies and er of Beta Sigma Phi held to Jack Hanna a check for Ann Hanson and Jane cakes at the Mayfair home of is Institutionalized, don't you mention him. And the same advice its Nov. 12. meeting at the home chapter's donation tothe theSpeir, Carpentcr. holds for friends 'cho have a child In a correctional Instlt0t1o, 'r of Dona Sperl In Flora Heights. Central Florida Zoological Myra Schanel. Members and Is livingwith someone. A good rule to follow is: Be kind. Don't Refreshments of punch and Association. their husbands who attended bring On Nov. 30, the Gamma the feastive occasion were Jane pastry were served while the Eileen Mack was hostess as Lambda Chapter enjoyed a and Ron Capeuter, Helen and CONFlDKrnAL TO ANNAMARIE: One woman's leftovers members and their guest, the chapter held its Rituals Thanksgiving progressive Bud Dow, Dianne and Joe can be another woman's banquet. Now is the time Cindy Tabor, enjoyed an in. Nov. 26. Wanda Kirkland dinner which began with an Gail, Ann and Jack Hanson, Prierrt' Yc'li "T' better 1 V OV if off formative program on Sarah received her rtitual of Jewels, assortment c appetizers at the Fran Hoffon, Wanda and Ed ir Chest Fcr a rn l rti.!, write .o Asay o 7* LA., Ca11. tWo Coventry Jewelry prtsente'l by and those receiving their home of Eileen Mack In Kirkland, Eil Enclote ,.thrnpe-a, W'I•aOdre3.5j en veIop, please. ee n and Clark Ruth Hoffon. Pledge Rituals were Helen Pirwrest For Abbys nr "Wli.a? Teen Age's Went to Know,— senc . A delicious main- Ma, Myra and Brian Schanel, . Beverly Hills. Cal 907'2 On Nov. 22, at the Altamonte how, Dianne Gazil, Myra course dinner of turkty, Donna and [o Speir, Carol Ann Mall, president of Gamma Schanel, Margie Shafer, and dressing and numerous and Elmer Smith, and Judy and Carol Ann Smith. Party sand- vegetables was served at the Eddie Webb. Cindy and David wiches and punch was served to loly Pain) Drive home of Tabor were guests to this social the honored girls by Judy Carol Ann Smith. All enjoyed event. Gam ma O religious ceremony, although emotions are often too high the fact that I am a minister face the problem." - EASJIKX4 MATES sewing machine O' the itay to save! ary. - ____________ JUST INTlME CHRISTMAS By I.F.E GEIGER and cane front behind to take left in the first half, the Raiders When questioned about the Bob Jacobs. Jacobs accounted &"ntost, Atkins hit from the key Herald Correspondent the neasure of the junior trailed by nine when Bob deficit, the Raider's head four two baskets with a tip in with a one bander. This was The Raiders of Seminole varsity (ron Rollins College, Klusman hit a fifteen foot jump coach, Joe Ster ling responded, and a jump shot from just followed quickly Junior College returned home 91-73. by a jum pe r shot giving Rollins a 30-21 "We just weren't hitting our outside the foul line, white from the base line by freshman from three game road trip With just over four minutes advantage, shots. '[be ball wouldn't fall for Forte put in an offensive Randy Wright. Then Atkins - us as we shot 19 for 50 in the rebound arid also hitona lay up intercepted another nto pick - Ofl half." -------- after stealing an errant Rollins up an easy bucket before Stan " What did we do to get it pass. McNeal added two more points going' The same thing we had At the start of the second half with another basket off of an ten doing but we started to put Rollins was able to maintain the offensive rebound, a Lit tle more pressure on. We five point deficit till Atki ns Th is run of scoring by the -went to a man to man press and began another Seminole rally Raiders gae them a 13 point _ - Make Room for Holiday ,• , -- - . Lions Add Safe - minutes left to - Sleep by i;IlIit'. PTO Skier Eliminated ___ - - - - t- 00 39 - Regular and Queen Size _ - / - NC State Relaxes, Foe Suffers - By KEN ItAI'POPORT "We played this one to enjoy AP Sp i rts Writer it," noted Sloan, whose defendFor a Lean that di dn't try ing national champions I{a,uly Wright, School won standout gets off Jump shot in very hard, North Carolina Sthte their first two ganiesof the ye Seminole Junior College's win over Rollins' JV Team, Thursday. really underwhelmed But- with more of a struggle ."We fain State Thursday night. wcre not worried about the Playing just for "enjoy. point total. We felt ve ry good it ent," as Coach Norm Sloan a bo ut this called it, the coun try's top- Tbomi, last year's PLayer ranked basket ba ll team of the Year in co llege basketlaughed all the way through a ball, had started out t his season 144-88 bl itz, in hi gh style. lie at Aft scored 33 and "We have not been rela xing 42 points, his previous game enough in the first two games," high before Thursday night, in said Sloan, whose team was his first two gait t never wore relaxed than k In the only other game in-_______ __________ former Lyman high 2306 -! - __ IIONOLUI.ti French Ave' son and fellow forwards Phi l Spence and Tim Stoddard controlled the boards and hurled pinpoint court-length passes for lay-ins, FOurothrN.C.statcplaye rs scored in double figures Stoddard and freshiian Kenny Carr each scored 16 points, Spent add ed 15 and Rivers got 14. Buffalo State's guard Al Richardson was the Bent;' s' leading scorer with 26 points. The Wolfpack's Thomfwri was - - Bowling Leader --- Carmen Salvino, of Chicago, rolled a - -. :- Ix-. 4 - - Gibby Leads -- - - - ;- -- - -r- I David Thompson was the sixth-ranked Louisville Cardi- with 17, followed by Bengal gntt relax ed of all, scori ng a riats whipped the Dayton Flyers Gregg Miller w'th 12 Buffalo career-high 57 points that br oke &•&) State is lsw 2-1. the Indi vi dual scoring record A crowd of 12,400 watched the liul.silIe, U. after trallmng for an Atlantic Coast Confet. Wolfpack use the fast break for 6.33 at kalltni e, scored the ence The extraordi nary ii ost of the van - e as 5-foot-S I irst seven points after interforward cracked the old mark guard Monte Towe and gua rd it to take the lead for of 56 set by South Carolina's Plo Rivers pressured Buffalo inod as Morph', started hitting John Roche In 1971. 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VAt. 1)'ISEUE, (AP) Karl Anderson of I; ri-1nt' 1;i ir. :trl(i Ron Biedcrmnann of Stow e, Vt., failed to finish th eir first run and were eliminated Th ursday in the giant slalom of th e First Snow' Ski Tournament, t he cenhrg race ef the season for the Wc,rldcup France his by stealing a Rollins pass , Vinyl. Herculon 252/242. eight eseason 4'- that just about put the game out lead at 5642 which they wert, The payoff that Sterling of reach, With 14:28 left in the able to maintain through,-4 t all uded to was a run of 16 nost of the remainder of th t' straight points be fore halftime game, * * * that allowed the Ra iders to Roll ins was able to make cne ROLLINS JV leave the floor ahead by a 41-36 Lake II $ I& last run at the SJC w hen it got Morrl 7 00 14. Tw.i I 54 13. cou nt. back to wi thin five poin ts, 62-57, Coiling ill Kkjlman Dur ing th is streak Ken A tkins Stoddard 0 iii, Mae 1 2? 10, with alm os t ni ha dlil 2 00 1. Toials 26 $77 70 hit for of SEMINOLE WiIIim I 0 I 7. points. The guard scored twice Adkins 1023 MCIflIVrC 1002. s rally was Led by guard and Fabet 1 0 22. Kennebrew 00 Dirk Nine but it fell short as taking the ball the length of the Noc?? 46 McNeaI 600 12, Forte Chip Noe, or. an excellent assist Ii. Jacobs 30 06. Wright I 3 court for a driving lay up, then Johnson 6 1713. Totals: 3 n 21 59 from Atkins, got free for a lay twice he pumped in jumpers RoIl,n JV 36 up. Then Forte canned four fromi' the 15-18 foot range. Seminole ii quick points and SJC was ba ck Fouled Forte. Jacobs Tear Adding Atkins in the scoring on top by 11 and newer seriously p(' were Johnny For, tt:roatened again. - Night" - Nylon Colton Assorted Colors & Styles 6 Only r -=---- started to pay off." - - - __ _ S L --- - - CINCINNATI (Al') The Detroit lions Thursd:I actvated safety Bill F'rohbose for Sundays National Football League game against t he Ci ncinn a ti Bengals, Frohbose has spen the season on the injured reserve lsIfFter spraining his left k nee in t he second pr P - - . -- , "Seat by Day / built-irs blind. - - ________ Love Seat . - Raiders Comeback For 91-73 Victory in l'j7l. The 26-mile, 38$-yard race is sanctioned by th e International Amateur Ath leti c Foundation and will be run th rough th e stree ts of Fukuoka City, 900 miles south of Tokyo. _____________ Sleepers Sv. 1 7-y ear-old New Bedford, Mass., high school sophomore, will replace U.S. middleweight champion Tony Licata In a bout on a Christmas boxing show Dec. 20 at Boston Garden. Matchmaker Sam Silverman signed Poirier Thursday to face Vinnie Curto of Boston and Miami after Licata withdrew because of a back ailment. However, the Massachusetts Boxing Commission will limit the bout to nine rounds, instead of 10, because of Poirier's age. Poirier, a classy boxer,has won all 22 pro starts. Curto. only 18, has an 1-1 pro record, losing only to world middieweight champion Rodrigo Valdes on a 10-round (k'('isiC'fl. 96 runners. ne 27-year-old distance star is unbeaten in international races since he first won the Fukuoka event __ ' 4 °ffl JT' • - - FUKUOKA, Japan I AP) Olympic mara thon champion Fra nk Sh orter of the United States Is favored to win the ninth annual Fukuoka International marathon race Sunday for the fourth straight year against a field f I, \\N \ -. r w - Similar to Illustra tion si jjnger' front drop-in bobbin, - Shorter Favored Guests sthtthes,,.clu- - --- is that will take I Save 2195 - Licata Replaced BOSTON i All) - Unbeaten middleweight Laul Poirier, - Carrying case or cabirwt ex:fa '. - f ehristmas Sale Price - OMAHA, Neb. Mike Heck, the 7400t starting center Creighton University's basketball team, died in his dormitory ropin at the age of 20. - zag ,. - on Chapter No. 64, AARP will be the order of the day, she visit this retirement co lt] . Anerican Association of says. U unity, Buses leave (ron the Retired Persons) will hold its Members are needed to fire hall in DBary and return annual Christmas meeting and volunteer to serve on the at 6 P.M. that evening. Another Fun party, Dec. 13 (not an iien i bership. legislative and trip will be made Jan. 15. First unlucky Friday, 13th, for them, non-Initing connhittees for the cone first serv ed. Con tact Miss says club president Mary coning year. Mrs. Ida Bastedo O'Leary for further inO'Leary, at 10 am. In DeBary will be on hand to receive foru atlon, There is no charge. Fire Hall. New members will be names of volunteers. She also welcome, provided t hey have asks for ideas and suggestions — paid their National AARP dues For the fut ure programs. Th e sign , Found Dead and sign up for membership association rueeLs the second before the start of the meeting Friday ,if each month in the Gift... -- . Creighton Center tit at 10 a.n, Fire Hall at 10 a.m. All nemnbers are asked to be Men bers wishing to tour the in their seast at that tin e, as a Colonial Penn Comnunity of happy surpl - L-.e in in store for hawthorne, at Leesburg, those attending, according to should up for the 43 Miss Le Enterta h!IIe'nt, passenger °' refreshn cots and socializing group Dec. 16, at 8:30 a.m. to - ,. - IN BRIEF Lucky Friday 13 For AARP 4veaNnger3 - - -- - - - - to - - Edgewater only plays through. 22 in the starting The Eagles are basically a nine of the a counseling situati(n than a is at the point of a divorce. n Th e A L ' - . releasing hostilities and cx pressing their honest feelings "There needs to be some kind about the broken relationship. oI therapeu tic understanding of their new relationship," said Fado feels the best tüiie for a Fado, who serves at the United divorce ceremony would be Church Center here. "It's more after the fact. "When a person A. - -. an "ex-wife or husband." - team, but over 900 yards while scoring varsity teams and another but which team is better, or OrL'ido Edgewater was made, The Eagles have one starter nine touchdowns. Early is a 190(lake [lowell) competing on which conference is bet ter. A -. 0. meanii the Rota ry Bowl will who's definitely out in 21 pound senior. the varsity level next year, a Similar speculation Is related have two teams wi th large pound tackle Jeff Jarvis and The Paiots also finished at pos t-season bowl was defini tely each year w he n the major followi ngs, two doubtfuls in Kalan Little, but won three of their last needed. With the South co llege bowls announce their Al though Edgewater had a who's 23.5 and guard Mark four games until the upset loss Y-T Se minole Rotary Club 5k1ng selections, then the talk begins. not-6o-gr eat season, according Braun. ________________ to Seminole last Wednesday. one so-called "grand project" The ta lk began early for the to its standards, finishing at 6-4 __________________ _____________________________ Dolce hasn't scouted Bran. _______________ The seniors who will be _______ _____ for the year, the staging of a Rotary Bowl, when Lake compared 401 to last year's 11-1 tley all season until the playing their final game for high school bowl game was a Brantley, a 3-A school, was reco rd, Head Coach Bob Dolce Seminole loss and was Un- Lake Brantley are Dan -: natural. ____ announced as one of the par- said, "I don't feel our followers pressed wi th its size and per. Angiulli, Mike Laws, Tom Hise, ' The proceeds from the game tici pants in the bowl. Would the are ready to desert us yet." f 11. sonnel, although Brantley Tom Harvey, David Arnett, will be distri bu ted to 14 or 15 selection committee in vite a The Eagles have a f oot ba ll displayed its worst offensive Craig Davis, Bart Buchanan, charities sponsored by the club, good A school, such as New tradition as they participated ,#.,• In ou tput of the season. Don Kemp, Da vid Sutphin, They are involved in three high Smyrna Beach, Astronaut, or either a bowl game or a play4f These Lake Brantley seniors will be playing their final game When asked whether his Gene Mueller, Tom Jackson, toni ght as the school Interact Clubs, Boy Iburg,orwouldtheyattrac game the last PaIrioL nine years under Eag!es or Brantley had the 1 Barrett, Bob Cira, Victor s Oppose 0rlando Edgewater in the first annual lJotar Charity Bowl at Scouts and Girl Srouts, the Sky a local 4-A school from the Dolce. Ile wanted to emphasize stiffest schedule, Dolce replied, Chapman, Robert Hottgood, Bill King Youth Ranch, foster Metro Conference? the l.vman Field at 8:15 p.m. From left, defensive tackle Marty Williams, although Edgewater is a 4-A "We played in a tough con- Murdock, Tom Wolfe, Ken children, exchange students defensive back David Arnett and linebacker, fullback Craig Davis le As John Jones, spokesman school, the erliment is o nl y ference and every week your Reaser and S he te ve Hargis. and assisting in the collection of for the selection co !rlots. mmittee 1700, _____________________________________________________________________________________ Garne time!s8:15 p.m., at the playground equipment, books, stated, "We want the best at- ' th and Lake Brantley is close Gpponent is strong, but Bran. at figure now and will be tley has played some good Lyman High School Stadium. . between marriage and life as to free themselves of guilt by - portant aspect of raising come out and view the game on bowl has created a cool December evening. In money, the school football on tic upswing, added interest among those lake Brantley. they got a team units. whereas Brantley Head running team with Eric r:arl not only in interest but also In who enjoy speculating a bout not y with a tremendous following, Coach Bill Duty utilizes more as their leader, accumulating the cali be r of play, with four only who should play in a bowl, then the announcement of graduation candidates, -- - views his unique idea as a valu- the marriage is over, Fado, minister who didn't know how to handle a very bold married woman in his congregation who had designs on him: Whenever I noticed a romantic twinkle In the eye of a woman in my congrega ti on, I always check ed to make sure it wasn't caused by a reflection from tte gleam in m y own, in Ocala Forest and , able tool to ease the transition said. It would allow the couple I' d like to offer this suggestion to the young, inexperienced 1,0IN'GWOOD I — Why the first - - - , - ' -- A school next teams The word attraction in this year. Astronaut." Dolce feels the 6-4 lands. instance refers to a team whi ch Both squads are senior- season was largely due to hi Aside from the most im- has a large following who will dominated with 22 on each young players not coming Ro ta ry Charity Bowl? With Seminole County high - a 4-A classified supplies for the young of foreign __ 'Vovvs' Suggested FRESNO, Calif. (AP) A gives it religious connotation." ceremony to release a couple The ceremony is not forma. from their marriage vows could go a long way toward easing e lized, and Fado says the differ. pain of a bitter divorce, a ent problems each couple faces would require a different ap Methodist minister says proach in each case. And although Donald Fado ) has only perform ed two such The divorce ceremony would ceremonies in his career, he provi de a final realiza ti on t ha t _. 1)" - - — - - - les Ready clothing, medical and dental traction possible." Iferald Sports Editor - -- -- -- ' - f I ''. 11M& . . cig As Patriots, -4, -_ 1 such facilities available. day But sometimes, mothering milk would keep until she could 1973 and 21.8 per cent in 1964. or more a week to keep up with nurse for Dani I now 5 months during office hours has peesent take it lwme to Daniel. sheer - . - - Whether they're dedicated to the mothers were in the labor career, forced by economic ne force, up from 30.2 per ce nt In mothers say it's worth the $80 well able to afford a $30 a cessity. or compelled by DFAR ABBY - Our son, Cliff, is 22. lie's seeing a woman who - I " care for a baby," said Mrs. male counterparts socialized office and little Daniel was at there were 7,977,000 mothers riages. home with a baby-sitter, wi th children under the age of 3. FRIENDLY IN DALLAS DFAR FRIENDLY; Y'All's entitled to Y'all's opinion. But I chiubt that it will plail, in Peoria. Sewing .:..- mother 's - Ili, Y'all" might also be considered, Ite Rev. Vialter Cowen - to xilkiesaLIying up ar Y'all.- lt*s friendlV. all inclusive. personal, impersonal. masculine, feminine and i'n between ___ - - - -. - 1 \-_ - BOB )H .1 (')HS I team. ission J( )l I N V l"( )RTE friri -- _l--- - ---- - _. - - - .. - restlessness, more and more Despite continuing debate their careers as well as to ease old. She said she wouldn't be ed some unique problems. are returning to about a mot he r's role and un- any lingering anxieties about comfortable in the role of a full. personnel-search Even though she was back at Finn, worked work within weeks of their portance in successful infant their baby's welfare, Late on a Friday, had her baby baby's arrival, leaving th work on a regular schedule, time mother and housewife. e joys rearing and many company on Saturday, and was on the and duties of child care e ry Mrs. McCloy wanted her baby "1 have always been v Some mothers to one year phone from her hospttal bed someone e l se. working in committed to my career and it to have milk. It was lower-paying maternity leave, these women with her clients on Monday. Jobs have no simply would not have been to too difficult to go all the way have willingly and in some choice but t place their chil- my advantage to drop out About two months later, she and home at lunchtime. So while her According to the Bureau of cases eagerly opted to push dren in day care centers. How- idea Has - Friday, Dec. 6, 1974-1 B i -Milling. DEAR ABBY: The of eliminating all salutations in business letters in order to do away with the sexist 'Dear Sir," has provoked me to write, 4 •! - Friday, Deco. 1914-8A -- 1 -_.-._ __. --- - - _i - ..!-- - -- - .-- S -- __ -- - - - ----- ----- - - - - --- -, ------ - -- -- -- -- - - ---------------------------------------------- - - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- _--- -- ---- j ------------------------- -- -- - - - - - - - --------------------- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - -.--- -- r s- ' �--- r_ - _. __ - - '- - - - ---_-----. _ :__a _- :----. .r.- - - ' - - - - - -, ---.5 -. - - - ----- -S — I 213—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL '* , - .1 . --.-- -_-? " Friday, Dec. 6, 1974 . 1 P:?a : Perfect& IS 3) 1129-30 Arechi Murva 10 so 3.60 1.20 6 Ou'nil& (3 5) 14760 Erd':a Agtrre 960 660 I Late Big Q (35 with 35) $491 70 Alava JavI 3 20 7 A - 2.693 Qvin,eta (6*) 11670 Handc - 1175,001 00 NHL Standings Friday's Games Inia at San Antonio San Diego at New York Saturday's Games New York vs. Virginia at Hampton By The Associated Prns NHL Divltlon W L T s OF GA Philphia 16 6 3 33 91 Allanta NY Rang lsl fly Vancvr Chicago Minn SI-Louis K-C LAngele's Montreal lI 77 9 I • 7 Division 2 16 6 1 34 tOO 71 ii 10 3 2 5 13 4 22 75 100 I II 7 ii 69 102 It hslanØ Detroit at Toronto Pittsbvrgh at Montreal 14 I .iia i', 12 10 is I Central Division Wash W'.gtgn i 6 n — Cleve 13 I ot 3 HOU5fO ii 1, ca Atlanta j o 12 New Oi'tra'ss 7 7 Wlttern Conference Midwest Divisson Diroit t 10 Chi co It 11 .WO 1 K C Omaha 12 1) 541 n i'., Pacific Divissop Golden State Itallit 13 17 570 Pnr'lJnd I? 12 iX 4 - Football Team NEW YORK (AP) - Here The Associated Press 1974 All AmerI Pootbalj team: First Turn Offense Tight end-D,rin Cø.%WIInQ ham, CIemon 65, 752. junior. Seneca. S C We receiver-Pete Dem. merle. Notre Dame, 6 1, 190. Senlr, New Canaan, conn. T a ccle %-Craç, He GI'gia, LI. 260. Ma Ga, Al k'vis, Bottor, - Prioenix 10 14 I- 1~noeln St.-Hayword a All-American W L Pill. Go Buffalo New York Bosto Senior, 417 6t-i COlit", 4 5- 9 If % 39) Thursday's Resuts Cleveland 171. Kant C'ty, Hiawatha, 26S. Sellior, Lake •j. Huff. Norm Carolna, sit, 755, Senior Coro ornahat 91 nødo, Calif.; Steve Myer s, Ohio Phea, 101. Gckn State Stats'. *1. 74), Senicc. xnt, 106. 2 OT O'o Fridy't Games Centqr-Rik Bemess. Ntbras Portland of Buffalo 23$. Junior, Bellevue. Nv York at Philadelphia Net), Boston at Houston Q.arterback.- Sts'-ve Bar Mlwauk it Chicago 1ko*i,l, California, 6 1. Cleveland at D4jSenior. Santa Clara, Calif. A!inta at Los Angeles P ii fl fl I g bltk%-.i'Jslhony New Orleans 04v5. !.outhern California, St. SaturdLy'; Gan' 1*3. SENIOR. San Fernando, Portland t f'fr calif.; yqI AtCh!,i GfltIn, Otiio Rittalo at Philp, [r-1 State, 5 9, 1*7, J'inior, Clum 4! ,' -' t- .. Oh Jot' W.rgton, O L Angetes at P'oeni loma, 5)0, 17$, JvnI', Pori SeatIL' at Golden State Arthur, Tea. Sundays Games W4%higt if Cleveland Defense Boston at New O"eari Ends-Leroy cook, Atabafi.a, K,ssis City OfflaplO •t De 64. 205. Junior. At*jy)l$e. W., . = fr,•. ,Ii 1 -'-Seattle 11 -- - I likefflucliv - , I 10 t - 7 V.rg.n' SOVthr w a. Pct. as is a 714 - w. .. 625 p. 34 5 7' ia .so io )i flu 0'i s! ovisian = Os'ner 73 Utah Ii f 9 13 4 *46 wmy Ta's Resalt O'wrr 5'. titan 65 horn, p, Middle gicrd-L ABA east Divlsan - - ,tn,-, W , (cningtoj, Dcl ¶ackl,.,4 CnQIII,PI, levis. *s so. s-, Oaf 'as. Tci.. Harft,nsf,r,, '' State. 63', fl), Senior, Oelhle A Standings AM - 1: - . - ,',!ianha at - 4.40 to* I0'4 ?Mfh0dist. Kefct,tr, 4$ 77$ Senior. Beiument. Ti Lincker,.-K en B*InicPt, Abtj, 13. 211. Senior, Crt-tnj, La, R od 5hoit. Okla hon'4, 8 1. 3)3, Senior. Spiro. Oklp.. RicPi.r Wood, Southern CatltOvnl, 17. 213, Seniof-, Etizanem, ti.i flacks Dv 8r*n, Mc?, .n I. 155. n,or, (jti. Join Provtjit, H(y Cu. S-ID. )Q 59. Tet - 190, Jis. Plane. WFL PLAYOFFS Quarter- finals Thursday, Nov. 21 FlorIda II. Philadelphia 3 Hawaii 37. So. California 11 Semifinals Wednesday, Nov. 27 Birm in gham 27. Hawaii .9 Friday, Nov. 79 rlorstla II. Memph5 15 World Rwi Thursday, Dec. S flrminham 72, Florida 21 •, 'I..it 4 - Ai;;~R- _~..': .; , J 1 4W&~ . I '. - L -1 T___w__% - .- . _ . !' - I .-• . - . . . ; - t - : .. . . ' 1 ,,l • ',j- - DETERMINED FACES AT ACADEMY 31 StJosephs($tAug.) FEBRUARY ho*yA4my ' M Dora &bf. $ Temple "tight i t Trinity Prep I . Hatters Receive Wise Words From Rupp In 73.58 Victory - - __ .4 I . Place H H H A A A H A A H A H H A : 11 - - ~t Ift . _4A -. I _ _ DeLAN[)...... Ii was the defense tight defense as Marshall shot the boards 38-28 thanks -- .,•. . ... - - _ .., ... ... - - - . - ... - - ... I - ,,, TV Sports Attorney Owns Team Grambling Tackle Honored Again, TAMPA, Ha. (AP) It took lirmation of his (lifer came SATURDAY (40) three attempts, but lawyer Wednesday. "1 just couldn't be is Roller Derby 12 noon NFL Football 1 P.M. (6, 11, 13) Hugh Culverhouse finally has a happier. Fm looking forward to Sports '70i 1 P.M. 3) World Lions vs. Hengals. professional football team It." he staid. Ctip tennis. All South Wrestling I P.M. (35i the new Tampa franchise in the NFL Football 1 P.M. (6, Ii, 13) Culverhouse, a .-,pecialist in Nfl. Football 2 P.M. (2, 8, 20) National Football League. Falcons vs. Vikings. tax and corporate law who hit-; Dolphins vs. Colts. Culvenliouse, of Jackson- real College Football 1:30 P.M. estate holdings around t9, College Football '742 P.M. (26, ville, applied for the franchise NEW YORK (AP) — DefenJoining him in the offensive in which he gained more than and the 2-pound King on the 10, , 40) said he made an ii. 40) before the league awarded it to sive tackle Gary Johnson of backfield are quarterback Jim 220 yards. NFL Football 4 P.M. 12, 8. successful attempt to buy offensive line are tackles CeaChampIonship WrestlIng 3 P.M. real estate developer Toni 14)5 Grambling has been named to McMillan of Boise State and Browns vs. Cowboys. An)v1('s H;irts a few years 494 McCloke)' of Philadelphia on The taide receiver is 1111 sat Dougla.s, 270, of Illinois The Associated Press College running backs Walter Payton f ago Sports '70s 4 P.M. 24) World (luimpionship Wrestling 4 P.111. Oct. 30. )e'i of Kenyon and Division All-America football Jackson State and Everett Taltight Wesleyan and John Pa.ssanantj, "1 love foo tball," he said, "I ,g Cup tennis. 110) But McCloskey, citing ceoend is Mike hlarberoflj,.jjsja na 245, of Western Illinois and teamforthethirdyear(narov-. bert of Eastern Kentucky. Wide World of Sports S P.M. , see a lot of it." NFL Football 4:30 P.M. (2, 8, nomic considerations, decided of Tech's defending NCAA guard Hay sweeney, 245, of Johnson was joined by four McMillan completed 10, 26, 40) Boxing; demolition 20) McCloskey, ICIICIWd PhIth 1 )ul.i wart' Raiders vs. Chiefs, to withdraw his offer, others who made the team For 313 passes -61.3 per cent for College Division champions derby. and NFL deiphia by telephone, told Basketball 4:30 P.M. (6, officials asked Culverhouse on the second time running back 2,900 yards and 33 touchdowns Championship Wrestling P.M. NBA Tribune that he took a long 11, 13) Kings vs. Pistanz. Monday If he was still interMike Thomas of Nevada, Las In 11 regular-season games and Although Kenyon's regular III) hard look before deciding Keep Your Evening of Championship ested in the franchise. Veias, offensive guard Herb holds virtually every passing quarterback was injured for Wrestling 7 P.M. (44) withdraw his application. WHATCHA MACALL IT l Skating P.M. lie said he went to New York Scott of Virginia liiilon, center and total offense record in the several gaiies, Myers led the Evening of Championship Annual ice-skating "Since our proposal some six Warm With A exhibition on Tuesday to confer with Mark King of Troy State and Big Sky Conference, Skating 9 P.M. (3) weeks ago to purchase the with V. receptions for 1,for charity, league officials, u Eddie guard Glenn Fleming of Payton was 14 th in the voting nation 43 Annual ice-skating exhibition General Tampa franthise n the NFL and 12 touchdowns. EICSt$C "After some discussions Northeast Louisiana. for the Heisman TrophY, No. 1 for charity. we have made a more detailed Barber, who covers MONDAY told me they would let me hear 40 yards in niss missed 2 games among College Division olay. NFl. Football 9 P.M. (9, 10, 26, In the next few days and that investigation into all aspect, of WEATIIEflTRON with an ankle injury but silll ers. lie carried 1Th times this a blazIng 4.4 se conds, is cL1ed 40 Rcdsklrs is. Rams. ihere was a possibility it would the project," McCloskey said. gained 1,408 yards and scored season for 1,029 yards and by his coaches the best allroud College Football '74 12 noon (9) "We have decided that it Li in be available," Culs-erhouse, on 17 touchdowns on the ground, scored 19 touchdowns, four oi*- athlete on the 11th Week in the NFL 12 .ioon CALL. Tech team. FRIDAY a business trip to Puerto Rico, our best interests from a sound plus a two-point conversion, lie point conversions, one twopoItt During the regular PLUMBING i i35; hlighlightsol games played This Week In the NFL 7 P SeaSO(l he . M. said in a telephone interview business decision to withdraw 'WALL HEATING, INC. also caught seven passes for 131 conversion and a field Dec. 12. goal. caught 26 passes for 489 yards (40) Highlights of games played with the Tampa Tribune, our application for the Iran. yards and two more touch- Talbert, a sophomore, gained and six touchdowns. Championship Wrestling 12 De 100 S. Sanford 32243*2 c. 8-9. Culverhouse said NFL con• ehise," he said. dowrut 1,478 yards and had two games Joining the 2poumt Scott - Will - * Four Ot~iers Join Gar o nson , - - to -. which brought the Stetson only 21 per cent in the second Johnson's ten. Rilly Seits 6 11 University Hatters to upset half compared to Stetson's 60 Stetson with 17 points. i I visiting Marshall University, per cent. MarihaI shot 63 per 73.58, Thurejy j (lj'5j Z- I t jg fh first half i :~ _ 44 MARSHALL: Battle 10 00 70; E. game everat the Stetson's new I Stetson's two big Billey WiIlIam% 3111;B.WiIlI,rn$6,314 tckmar 3 12 7; Hurst 4 7 haskejj facility. Will15fyi5 7 10, "'c"`1 Prc. - at the dedication of sevea forand Otis Johnson shot Zeqnba 0 03 0. Mç'4w 0 01; between them In AuStin 0000; Humplu-ye* 001 0. the new facility was for mer the game accounting for TQ$ts: U 4-I1 5*. Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp, closeness STETSOf,- B. WillIams 4 00 I; in the first half. clin 3349. who was said to spend a few y j 17; f(.i 7 Marshall scored only 18 poInts 69, ?Mffit 1001 Ncrdi.orni niaut 'iUi the eIson tani . _ 6. O'Connell )i 10 TotIs 2317 fl in the second half, aM went intel '' 4 minutes without a Acid goal, it ifirss down 48 be-fork t1 orflow crow of Matsflatl huh Bruce is surrounded bysmall But the Hatters came out in 5.Wo. a Port ion of his card collection St rfton which Is supthe second half, and played a Fol' Marshall 2), Stef ton 20. e world. The Hatters won the battle Of Course the card c0 Uo,jts'vJ Out: Pots 11ectlen is [truce's ii,jail, hobti, - -- - ' Wild Carder At Oakland; i skin Picker Stunned - . - - - - __~~ __I_ _~ ~_ 2 ~ - -.1111111111111731111111 - 0 i"r.. - 1974 NEA All-America P ~ - tight end Doug. France and t"' guard-center Steve Myers on SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — second team. NEA) It was before First Team This This was the year of the college football season had even OIFCRU back In college footps,. started and the talk got around lion lIens ball. Griffin, headed for the SctloQl Y5, Il., MO"t*'.,, to guys who figured to make u Heisman Trophy, k. II and S t All-American in 1974. They SIN I ai.. I. • Ill lii It Washington were consistently 51k $,. $5 ill focused in on the Oklahoma Ikgs. ' '.i'* • brilliant, But so were Anthony ,,, let I4II 11 $ $ Sooners, who are recognized by 14 711 tsU,S. s i.. i Cis Davis Li. I-i 51$ and Ton Dorsett of Pitt. g C* ' "" everyone but the football Ii. $1 147 P$I,ISIIS, C Iis, All of l* them are sub-six footers $,, 6-1 HI Sldlj.S conches of the nation and the CIIIES Li. By BEN ThOMAS s-i sit sob cts,,. taw II &"* &I% but solidly muscled, with aft SUN ii. 5$ iSI BUFFAO(93)atNEWYORJS(5-7):etsareri Eastern bloc countries, The is AP Spoils Writer k. w.it. amazing quickness, The Ngh and the Bills realy don't want to play Oakland. so, hereos thij to The list of Sooner stars NEW YORK (AP) Maybe Oakland is the reason why there is week's Upset Special JETS 22, checklist of great looking ball D(FNS( started out logically enough HILLS 19. i s..,w carriers such n close race in the AFC East .4 , should include Bill P!TI'SBIJRGH 18-3-1) at NEW ENGLAND (7-5): Th e Patriots because the AFC ' " ua i..,,, Washington, Selnion, Owens East Ii II 714 '.'. I ui,...1 Marek of Wisconsin, Walter champion must play the Raiders In the first round of the playoffs, already know w hat it's like to play Li $4 ill Im&Su. t and soon had reached Oakland td Iu t4 STEELERS 31, ii 1-7 lIt (sled.. St's The wild-card team, provided it survives the first week, wouldn't PA•TI4IOTS 18. Payton of Jackson State, Jim PS li7J5UiU kmSt pressive total of nine before II If. have tothink about Oakland unWat least Docifthen , Germany of New Mexico State, 1$ 1.415.0, ST. LOUIS (9-3) at NEW ORLEANS (4-8): It will be the New Ii. I-I 5)1 they started looking to other s".S'. Cl red ti.... n... sLy i. Willard Harrell of Pacific and Pww 10L si Anyway, Buffalo, Miami and New England are still Orleans Blues when the game ends ca . c ost. CARDINALS 34, SAINTS Li. si ii c.s tilh.. Its. running from the AFC East for the playoffs. The Bills are already 17. $ Ms Pu5i Sonny Collins of Kentucky. L.5..e Li. 6-5 III ,,s,,, 6i "I think." interrupted Coach I sm ft*W assured of the playoffs and the Dolphins need only to beat the The big lineman has also MIAMI (9-3) at BALTIMORE (2-1c); The Dolphins really may Don Fambrough of lowly taken Baltimore Colts on Sunday to gain the playoffs. That would not mind playing Oakland the first week in the playoffs over college football, second Turn which plays in the same Big after all narrow both the title and the wild card race to Miami and Buffalo. DOLPHINS 30. COLTS 10. There's not a specimen under 61 11 1 111`11111 Eight Conference. "you missed a 4 on the offenshe forward wail. The old Pro Pigskin Picker was foiled by some of last week's P. t uvP=, poem PHILADELPHIA (5-7) VS. NEW YORK GIANTS (2-10) at New t one." He thought they us ...'a 1 The lightest man up Haven: front on EAGLES 21, GIANTS 21. TI kMtI,it..O5i.$Iif. t overlooked the center. Y om CII4 £.V5 However, the Upset Special of the Week I defense, at 24R, is Maryland's DETROIT 46-61 at CINCINNATI (7-5): TVHE LOSER AUTOI. R, $t0, *ssinp Philadelphia over u If it was an oversight, It was s,gi is.. i*s., sus Green [lay came through and the NewYork Jets-San Diego call MATICAI.LY IS OUT OF THE I Ran White, 1111s" P7i ISIS SIlk and he's aizo the II PLAYOFFS •.. BENGALS 21, two, IlityIN Now. no one misses I l's, San, N Jets 27.14 wrs right on the nose. The season's showing II IMI,IISI, in ta,. strongest. LIONS 17. I ton is now t Sooners.Sottislogicalthatfour 104-51-1 for .671. OAKLAND (10-2) at KANSAS CITY (5-7): Anyway Steve Bartkowski, a big, of them RAIDhW.øs..OtI.b.s. halfback Joe On Saturday: U t.I.,.e.pm ERS 2& CHIEFS 17. $ strong-armed passer in the pro Washington, linebacker Rod ATLANTA (2-10) at MINNESOTA (8-4): Th e Falcons are miold, had stumbled erratically HOUSTON (6-6) at DENVER (6-5): Broncos are favored by Shoate, defensive tackle LeRoy closing in on the NFL record for the fewest points scored In a 14- four but watch And the roster could well 11ke Ohio State. The massive through a couple of seasons at out for those Oilers. So, in Upset Special No. 2 game season. Anyway ... ViKINGS 34. FAIMNS 10. Selmon and wide receiver have included guard John Buckeyes placed three men on California. a school troubled by ORX16 V. BRONCOS 24. Tinker Owens lead the 1974 llcush, middle guard Dewey the honor CLEVELAND (44 at DALLAS (7-5): You can roll of bona fide MI- probation and player defecCHICAGO t44 at SAN DIEGO (3-9)' bet BEARS 10, It NEA All.Anicrban team an- Silmon, quarterback Steve Americans — Irrepressible tions. (leveland defensive team has been studying films of Clint CHARGERS 9. Suddenly he put it all nounced today. A fifth man, Davis and, of yes, ligley ... COWBOYS ?, BROWNS 16. that center, halfback Archie Griffin, tackle together and, on his own mer't, And then there's the last Monday of the NFL season And *always on Sunday: WASHINGTON (84i at Ik'S ANGELES (9.3). Maybe signina safety Randy Huges, is on the Kyle Davis. Except that other Kurt Schumacher and defen- emerged as the best traditional second Lam. GREEN BAY (6-6)at SAN FRANCISCO 14-8): The oddsmakers Beatrice Arthur i Maude) a nd schools play football too. ilve back Neil CoIzie Valerie Harper (Rhoda) to work on with 1-quarterback in the country, were a lot of help with this one. "Pick 'em," they the Monday night te.im with Howard Coseil next season would get said PACKERS 13, 49ERS 10. the ratings back ... HAMS 21, REDSKINS N. - ' - 5 - ____ ByMURRAYOWEJj4IN H A A A - ' __ k— .4--'. - - - - ___________ - I ~ a ______ -- -- . r 60-iiiiiiii..; ____ ___________ - / . _____ ________ ___ - 'o" V i I - ' ' ____ - 5 -- . . , - somewhere nationally every month runs more than $1) Wagner. A nonsmoker, the month," Bruce has no plan to sell the People dL'cuss selling their You can never tell what's Pittsburgh star resented being collection and none to end the Bruce advtdises in the big collections and decide against going to happen with a valuable depicted on a card put out by a hobby. It can go on indefinitely, A lot of kids would like to cities in the United States and it. He keeps in contact, card. cigarette company and the he says. trade places with Henry Aaron Canada. He has ads running in Bruce has trouble placing "We had an incident this cards were pulled shortly after "There are plenty of cards or Johnny Bench or Nolan papers in Boston, Baltimore, specific values on individual summer with counterfeit they were issued. Ryan. left. You could never get all the Washington and St. Louis. cards. For one thing, Insurance cards," he says, "A guy showed Or Rob &uce. "I had a shot at one of the cards. It's Impossible," The ads are simple. The July Is not available. For another, up at a convention with about Wagner cards ce," Bruce No, Bruce isn't an up-and- 2 edlUon of 7be Toronto Star He keeps then, in the bank values fluctuate. And, of 3,000 No. 68 Fleers Ted says. "But I'd coming second baseman in the carries the following: only gn about valult because it's just about course, Bruce values cards that Williams cards from 1958. *500 on the card and someone impossible to get insurance on Detroit Tigers' farm system. "Baseball cards. Pre-1963, others might not. He'3 not into They're worth about $10 else wa willing to pay $1,000. I them. Besides, they've become He's a Torra, Calif., tennis Top dollar. Bruce, Box 1399, the hobby to make money, apiece," instrnct'. think there are 14 known a big part of his life. They are Torrance, Calif. 90505," "My specialty," he says, "is But he spends his spare time The cards are valuable, Wagner cards. They're turning valuable, but their real value The wild. Bruce regional cards. I advertise I'll Bruce says, because they up at the rate of about one a doesn't approa in a pursuit that has involved to says heresults gets 10are to 20 letters a ch their value to $3 to $4 for any hot dog contain a picture of William year." him. some degree almost every boy day, usually from people ex- card. But they can't be valued, signing his contract. Williams There are few duplicates in "If anything happened ti in the United States during the plaining the cards they have It's my own special interest." was a holdout that year. When Bruce's collection, although he them last 25 years. He haas one of the available. Some send samples. ." he says, mentally A hot dog card is a baseball the series came out, he hadn't says he doesn't mind shuddering as he looks for the largest baseball card collec- Some want to dicker over price, card included in a pack of signed. Lions in the country. duplications on some of the Words," well, it would be While Bruce says he has wieners. The cards are regional The all-time MVC is Honus better cards. very traumatic," 1stared naturally, when he every series Topps (bubble because they are available only was a kid. But Bruce, 2$, got gum) has put out, he stresses in the area where that brand of _____ going going fox- real in 1967 as a fresh- that his collection is concerned wiener is xld. ''Iiç UP 'NI man at Tecas A&M, 77 ii more ith valu, than volunie, "I've got Just aboit all the My mot.her wrote and said, Much of it is homsed in a vault at hockey, :t ~~_j . I 'L! g ;11 the football cards x I 'What do you want me to do the Bank of America. that were made from '52 up," with all tIea cards, throw He estimates he has spent hesays."But really, Idon't pay Ii =:J *. them out?" he reafls. The $5,000 or $6,000 on the collectioti much for those, If I get 'em, answer was an emphatic no. of almost 200000 cards he (Inc. If I don't, that's OK, too." "Itseemnedlikeeverye Conservatively values at 1 It's baseball cards the serious - .r. started doing drugs and $12,000. But he adds that be has collectors want. Bruce attended everything," says Bruce. "I put probably the equivalent of four conventions in the East ' Z' started doing cards, their value into advertising, thIs year, He says th thx'ee.day "I ta beating the bu.3hes And, of course, there's the time meetings open about 9a.m. and there In Texas. Ever since I've spent sorting and cataloging, he sits up until 2 or 3 in the advertised, In the last five So the collection, really. Is morning trying to ar.,2ge years I've 5... advertIsed costly. Bruce's phone bill each trades. . "- - s argest I By DAN MCLEAN ThffJdSrnj - - NEW ORLEANS (AP) Superdome is expected to be franchise was moved to MUWillie Davis is going to the completed early next year, a waukee after only one season, A Texas Rangers while New Or. factor in its favor. 1970, has enhanced its chances. leans and Seattle are headed f' "We received indications that On the trade front1 only two the big leagues. New Orleans will have a major lesser deals were completed Davis, a veteran outfielder league baseball franchise by Thursday in addition to Davis dealt Thursday by the Montreal1971," said Bill Connick, a Su. itioving to Texas for infielder Expos to the Rangers, will get perdome commission utficial. Pete Mackinin and pitcher Don there first and it has nothing to The green light for Seattle Stanhouse. The interlegaue do with his swiftness of foot. was indicated In American trading deadline expires at The target date of 1976 seems League President Lee MacMidnight, CT, tonight. How. likely for major league baseball Phall's remark that "we have ever, it Is expected the majors franchises in this host city of assured Seattle that it will ob. will approve another inter. the winter meetings and lain a franchise In some lashleague trading period from Seattle. That indication came Ion," March 15-31. from baseball officials Thurs. Both Kuhn and MacPhail In other deals, the New York day after day-long ses.sicr.-w ef 111111111in vcre oherwke vague about exYlflkces acquired Infielder Edthe American and National panslon or the possible move.die Leon from the Chicago w _ League club owners, both In ment of such franchises as SalWhite Sox for relief pitcher Ceseparate and Joint meetings. tiniore, which Is up for sale, and cil Upshaw and the Milwaukee Commissioner Borne Kuhn Oakland, which is suffering Brewers obtained pitcher Pete and a newly formed joint major from poor attendance despite WILLIE DAVIS Broberg from Texas for Wt, league expansion committee three straight world championbander Clyde Wright. met with New Orleans Super- ships. Kuhn listed Seattle, New OrDavis, 34, batted .295 with 12 dome officials for 1' hours Kului shrugged off proposals leans, Toronto and Washington home runs and 89 runs batted In Thursday. No other expansion by the National League's in. as having the best chances for for Montreal In 1974, his first hopefuls met with Kuhn and his fluentlal Walter O'Malley that a major league franchises In the season there after 13 with the committee Thursday and the thirci league be formed to en- future because they either had Los Angeles Dodgers. The deal Commissioner termed the ses- compass new franchises and-or stadiums built or new ones an- came exactly one year after the sion with New Orleans people that major league baseball pur- tier way. The fact that Seattle Expos swapped relief pitcher significant, chase the Baltimore and Oak- has pending litigation against Mike Marshall to the Dodgers This city's niultimilliori dollar land franchises, the American League since its for Davis. - Baseba Card Collect"'ion Wo . - Expos Davis Now A Ranger; New Orleans, Seattle In " - W 60' W 611' c 'i" C 6'I" c * 0 S'7" 0 *5111 - The 1974-75 Sanford Naval Academy basketball team, from left (lack) Charlie The center spot is being Dickens, Byion Ginter, assistant Jack Williams, head coach Chris Marlette, JV platooned this year by 6-1 coach, Tim Praay, Ricardo Acosta, Ricky Taylor (middle) Tom Acheson, Clay Charlie Dickens and 6-0 Byron Ginter, who has showed ~.,, DaYtona-based operation should visit the winner's circle repeatedly thIs year. Donnie, who recently turned 35, has won some good races In the past, such a. the Winston 500, Firecracker 400 and the World 600. In l%7 he was rookie of the year and in 1970 he drove his ,pen cockpit car to a fourth place finish in the Indianapolis first 500 to become top rookIe of that race. CARI VANZURA SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY BASKETBALL ROSTER 19741971 Pos. mt. Tom Acheson W S'lO" Mark Bassett w s'iQ" w g NW _________________________________________________ \#rihm - -.• - !&so 9 ',. - - IA/to arm; i~ A lddllllhliii - __ ThIs year be has led every race entered only to have mechanical problems occur during the event to force the car out of contention He is now nsotedb lie DIGd Ing team and JOT—AIM11.1w4% -..:_~-_ __-, _- ~ :_ __'.__________________________________________ has a new headquarters, located Just a short distance from the Daytona International Speedway, which makes It convenient for nsored - for the up-and-coming Speed Weeks In February.testing out the car in racing conditions, Tiny Lund 'above, of Cross, S.C,, will race Tiny Inn1 Is entered In tomorrow's race along with Tommy Donnie feels that the big block is a thing of the past on the tomorrow at the New Jacksonville Speedway in a Grand National cIrtjt and that t Higgins, Wayne iugart, Hance Phillips and L;officially he little block is the only way to 100-lap Late Model feattire race. Lund Is a top go. With that in mind they have been heard that Donnie Allison was entered last %eek, but dot-s not workin g on a little motor NASCAIt short ack champion, that will hold up in a long race. know if he will make it tomorrow. Therc'will be qualifying and It has been rumored that drag racing great Bill Jenkins was around on his crew two heats before the I0ap race. The track is a half-mile dirt — Mario Rossi, who has mast,Erminded oval, going to build some stock car motors this year and Donnie stated operations forithe late Fireball Roberts, Dare] Dieringer, LeeRoy Donnie Allison plans on winning th that they had been talking with Jenkins and working with Ybrough, flick &ooks and both Allisons, Donnie and Bobby. e NASCAR Grand National a motor. Jenkins is the best on the Cbev season in 1975 because tie says, "Everything is right for us now." They also have Smokey Yunick as a next door neighbor and in drag racing and motors are reliable, Alter two years of experimenting with the set-up he now his that isn't a bad situation to ha ve w hen you are raci has, the ng a Che. M Donnie also has going for bin, one of the best 'nnje said, this should be the year for Bobby's little brother. car-b uilders klohnff ri nlile n NEA AlinwAmerica - rold 028 4%W Sanford's F)ellarco, as earlier mentioned, has rebuilt his 1967 Chevelle and will make the trip to Jacksonville for the race. Chris and his crew ovirked all last week getting the car ready arA were loaded up and leaving when word of the postponement came, This 'eek has been an easy one and the car sounds good and Dellarco hoping for a good finish, This is the same car that Dell's Auction O 14%I 1111111olliff r)n%Ain in South could be presented there as the track could draw from all over the state as well as Georgia and the Carolinas, - Birmingham and Memphis rrcrved first round bvM ______ Matter of fact, after those four players mentioned, Bryon Marlette is down to only three RicardoAcost. other players, as the Academy Jon Summers Ch arli e Dickens Ls presently (ieldirg a varsity Clay MeInke Ricky Taylor team of seven. Bill ROSS Acheson is the acknowledged Hubert Kerkow kader of the tcm and thcmot versitable ws Marlette uses him SCHEDULE at every position offensively. ,, Heaveragedl2pointspergame DECEMBER Last year, as its second leading 6 Florida Central 11oweY scorer and is presently at 14 per to Lake Howell game In the early games. 13 &Al,tde Bassett,atS-l0 and asx-Jj.5 17 Mt Dora Bible the purest shooter on the team January 7 Montverd and Marlette feels could be the 10 Mt Dora Bible best shooter in the conference. ii HaweyAcad,my 14 Trinity Prep Bill Ross a SI senior is I, St J'$4PIiS (II Aug.) other experienced player and Li 24 Fla Certtrl the quickest team member and 3i Temp!* Heights p1lyft tbe point guard rj 2* MOntv*rd, ' , ,/ I - -~ 0 t1,.., f I Crois 91, Dartrnotjlh 70 Gettysburg If, W. Maryiani 71 Manhattan $4, Fairfield 74 BiOOnSbpg 71, BucknqlI 53 SOUTH Ceo. Wa th nglon 6), Wm. & Mary San Diego St. 76. IdahoSt 47 Seattle 53. Goniaga Ore. State 73, Hiwji 53 By TheAocsat Press NB Eastern Conference Atlantic Division -1 EAST N. Caro. St Ill, Buffalo VA Common. 1)2. Hardin. Simmons i Stetson 73, Marshall MIDWEST ____ hubert Kerkow, who's only 9, but very quick with his moves to the basket. ' - ' So Cal Fullrton $3, Richmond 79 Ark. 51. 100, SE Mo. $0 Carson Newman *6. Clinct Valley S. Players At Naval Academy çt. ~ 1•Rutgers 114. Columbia $5 Mass 71. Harvard 71 Delaware 90, Franklin 1. Marshall Blazers never got the ball back. "I've waited 11 years to be a starter on a world chainplonship team," said Mira. "We fee we are champions." And In the midst U the celebration, Mira and his teammates decided the people of BIrminghWl3 were champlon.i too and voted them the game ball. his teaai 88 yards with (our pass completions, the last one covering 39 yards and ending with Tommy fleamonjn the end zone. Three punts later, Davis did it again. Scrambling away from a frantic Birmingham pass rush, he hit tight end Greg 1r,lta down the right sideline with a 40-yard scoring bomb. And 90 seconds later, Rod Foster, a rookie from Harvard, shook oil live tacklers as he whirled and danced his way to a 76-yard touchdown with a Birmingham punt. It was 22-21 and there was still 4:14 left to play. But FInnda's attempt to tie with an aclion point failed when Reamon was stopped by linebacker Warren Capone on an end run, and in the time remainjri the 3Cc'sres Wash. 73, Cal NBA Standings But for three hours Thursday night football finally had center stage. "I don't know what happens tomorrow," said Birmingham Coach Jake Gotta in a chainpqnc-filled wild dressing room celebration. "Tonight Is the greatest night n my life." It almost wasn't, Mira had alternated four running backs, completed two key iasses to tight end Bob Brown and runout of trouble several times himself as he methodically produced three long marches and a 22-0 lead. But then Bob Davis, the Florida quarterback whose only two completions In the first 44 minutes were caught by the wrong team, und himself, And his receivers. In a 90-second stretch he took SJOWS I This is the time of the year when most raring activities come to an end as toe cold weather sets in. The car owners will be building their new rigs for the nexj season or repairing their current car, Harold Sargent has his nm,v 1969 Chevelle finished and it really Is a good looking car. Wayne Heckel drove It last week aver at Speed World and said that it was really a well-constructed car. harold will drive it himself at Barbejlle during Speed Weeks, 't Buster MeCully Is rebuilding his Ford Fairla ne and Chris Dellarco has his Chevelle fixed up and is ready to start on a new car. Billy Price has sold his last year's hobby car to Mike ttorgan andJohnGreenand iabuildInfl Cheveileforthisyear There are quite a few more cars being built In this area and we will try to find out more about them and w here they will be 'u'. One The above mentioned people plan to run at Volusla County Spet-dway and Speed World this season. of the few tracks still running is the New Jacksonville Speedway and it has a l0Jp Ite Model race scheduled for tomorrow night, It was originally scheduled for last week, but the raln canceled it until this week. It should be quite a good race as the track has been cornpletely redone and is said to be in the best sha pe ever. If they could Just get It like the old track, some of the best racing in the 22-21' e SANFORD — Chris Marlette season, back to the public school school, he compiled a 2-19 its schedule is primarily 2-A In most improvement this year. is beginninghis third year as The reason for the the change system. record then a 9-11 record last the five team private school Marlette fully expects to be head basketball coach at the in character in the squad, is But Marlette returns seniors year, but expects to be over the Hills and Lakes Conference, outsized all season, therefore Sanford Naval Academy. and that the academy Is a boarding Tom Ache soIt, Mark Bassett .500 mark t hisyear. encourages his players to :zom for the first un)eIn his reign the school and in past years, and Bill Ross, who all started Although Marlette has three. In the Florida classification press and maintain shot young ceach has experienced players have left the school for last year. of high schools, the Academy Is extremely high on a sophomore experienced players, he is selection In their offensive players returning for the 1974-75 various reasons and have gone In his first season at the actually in a 1-A category, ho transfer from Winter Park, Z - Miimi, 01110 61 ClncIrwiati 63 Kin. St. 61, S. MethodIst Sit S Dakota 19, Neb Omah a 76 AlA Cast 71 W. Ky. 70 DePauI 77, 51. Miryi. Calif, 70 Wyoming 71, Cal St. Northridg. 3 Okla. Clt - 79, Baylor 66 SOUTHWEST SW Texas 96, MCMUrTy $3 Texas ALl 125. Nall U. of Mix. *0 Centenary 96. Texas 71 FAR WEST Sundays Games Montre'l at New York Rangers New York Islanj at Phila. delphia St. Lows at WaShington P'ttSbufgh it Boston Vancouver at Detroit Toronto a, milnintwat at Buffalo ~ R eturning , Louisville 76. Dayton 6s Washington of St. Louis Atlanta at Los Angelts %00 I (;b . -- V- & e 1 ' DivisIon 4 Buffalo 70 1 1 £4 13$ , Boston i 1 30 , Toronto 6 13 5 17 II 101 Calif. 17 62 117 Thursday's Results Toronto 3. New Yost Islanders 3, tie Philadelphia J. Chicago Buffalo I. Washington 2 Detroit 6 Boston - Frars øam,s Phiiade,ph(a at Kansas City Allont at Vancouver Minnesota at California Saturday's Now York Rangers at Chi- m _________ . 9 II Co • - 119 1 9 51111 DivIsIon 3 1379357429 13 6 I 34 115 I) Detroit - $~ _ 90 rs sutson, at least closed Its first one on a brief note of respect. ability, Historians might even say that Birmingham's 22.21 vietory over the Florida Blazers, whose furious fourth-quarter comeback failed by the narrowest of margins, bodes good for the future. This game drew a crowd of 32,376, which is 183 more than ttie 01(1 American Football league drew to Its first championship game. The deterinin. ing factor this time was Mira, the 11-year pro. That not to say that the WFL' $20 million debt and Its other problems will disappear, because they obviously won't. And the president of this league acknowleges it is possible the WFL will fold by March. Raise the muskets and lire a two-gun salute for George Mira and World Football League. They've got it coming, Both know full well how hopes for greatness can tarnish and fade. But, even if it was only a one-night stand, both could hold their heads a bit higher today, Mini's 11-year search through forgotten teams in three professional leagues for the glory he knew as a collegiate finally brought hill, some satisfaction here Thursday when he expertly n aneuvered the Birmingham Am1erican5to victory in the f,- t World Bowl, And the WFL, whose incredible financial problems could conceivably force it to fold without ever playing a second San Diem at Indiana San Antonio at Utah 'mph% at Denver Sunday's Game San Antcvi', at San Deoo 13 9 5 31 ze BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — ; SEVENTH, DovbI. Spec. 7: THURDA' NII'HTSRSULTS Echano AIberdi 1110 IS iO too e Aldai Beta FIRST, Doubte. Spec. 1: Mencha2 Len: 160 S Echano Y:a 11.60 620 500 Qui'leIa 11.11 157 Oguita Elena 1640 v70 I Perfecta s fl 1132. 30 Atr Leni: 3 *41 3 EIGHTH. DobI.i. Spec. Qu'nici II) $57 so ' BIbao Taen lOiO 900 140 1 Perfcf 4 (4 $) III? $ 8.20 420 s SECOND, Do'ibI, Spec. : AIa MqI 7*0 Urid L en t z 1040 7 00 140 I Quso'eia (1 5) 13260 ica EInr,., SOC 3,0 3 rj'rfiI4 (4 S) $763.40 Aldan Via 7*0 1 NINTH. $1n91e1, Spec, 7 Qunie%afl 2334 70 Arecha 1040 20 soo i P,rfc(a (I 7) 5197 30 Aip, 3°3 819 0 (II With All Ii IlSiso (II M'I 2300 3 th JIi 3) $12120 0...nela (I)) 175*0 THIRD, DoubIi, So.c, 7: Pertcla (13) $11370 Uria V:a 12.00 5 4*0 1 10TH, Srngt,. Spec. 7: Echano Beitia ,SO 4*0 Ramon 920 3.20 300 7 AId4M Sanchez 310 3 Fermin 0u,i(ela (2 4) $21 60 460 210 MuUu,ria Per1t?a (4 7) SM 90 *60 6 Quinila (27)5.5370 FOURTH, Doubl-s. Spec. Perecta (2 7) $i3 50 tan Zarre 11 so 500 300 Late Daly Double (1?) 115) ? Ld'1 10 2 11TH, OoubIe, Spec, 7: Dom,n Aip. Arecha Perez 11 2.40 3 Qu(niel (7 31 13170 omino MuQuecza 6 20 360 Perfects (3 21112) 70 Alva Juan Dty Double 1 3 1 1131 so 760 2 QuineLa (3 S) 5.2960 FIFTH; Doub4t, Spec. 7; Percti (35) $12030 Frtr-1r1(,,rrc,, LI' 7 .. .. .. 5 3 121H, Out'1,, Spec. 7 Dorn'no Tan 31) 1 Santi Larrea 41.10 3 10 360 Qutniela (3 7) 541.70 Aava Muguerza 3*0 4*0 Perfecta 17 3) 1139 70 Fermi n Ramon SIC 6 SIXTH. Doubi#L Spec. 1: r. - Bi u Ala! Re sults — Friday, Dec. 6,1974-3B 0 . "111110 ..;, JAI-ALAI 0 Racing Ar-flVitV . 1: T471 1 :1 "A Jai Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 0 - - - - f 11 HEAT PUMP - - S -i-.-,- 11 . LA= -_~__=_~ - t A �- L. :- _________________________________________ .. "V'.' 'VTTT.'---- - ' -.-- - -------------------- - -------- Fvnfn€i I-lnrlrf .i..1 •'.',Jo,,,vIu,rI. - ________________ - — Signs (if SEEIC & FiND' L' A R I S I V I. S T A S U M H C Y 0 I R Q 0 S A YK U 0 0 A A I IY N I H E H I V A (1 Q K C R H I R p C A I W Q A V V U Q S Q (I S P H U H A T I I.J1T C S T P I U H M V K M ii\j C 0 H N K t' A 1 0 P A C :OO (21 I Dream Of JeannIe (6) My Favorite Martian (a) Addams Family (9) Tarzan 7:30 (2) Jabbcrwocky (6) Bailey's Comets (I) Wheelie And The Chper Bunch Christmas Wet.?k .I:'itt (9) A Very Marry ('rI'Ht(oH. l,lIIH. AQLAUIIs ________________________________________ PlS('P,S (24) Wall Street .- To I)rder any tir all nf the expanded "Sec* & Find" Ietter_n... ..( this newspaper I —'____ Weather 11:30 (2.5) TcwiM Show (6.44) Molve NOW SHOWINo Cartoons (44) Gerald Destine Speaking -- MIDNIGHT SHOW - J ,j San Antonio area. Chris$ma (8, 13) Emergency . - ______ - Humans get screw worms the with usual companions as well as new ones and to go over your our hnme in S:iri Antonio so ou were In children with sca!;i I) t1ndertan4i w1i I tiilght t prubkiiis (row lack of hygiene. tuanner " cacti gains important results. Fine for entertaining, irt. Carol kning who and how screw human Infections do at Raiford, to Lyman 111gb who tuts actusily committed a carcerated, dence a.'kl what area seems to and both were in K.sas, "Operation Teenager." Sumphony 2:00 (2) Wild Places Ft lends & Lovers be Company (3$) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Moore 2:30 (5) It Takes A Thief (24) Book Beat attack a pern what Is this state the flies entered Bother CoIu iii n 1st since our possible (24) The Way It Was (35) The Prisonatr By (WIWGF W. CRANE 4:U0 (2,5) NFL Football , (6) Famous CIauic dence and 3:30 6) Sound (I) It Takes A Thf 1:00 (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:30 (2) ThrIller Boörd in animals and people. I concerns farmer.i and ran. lie - they confirmed my Im. protect livestock, That Is why it - Antonio. About three years ago probm for people. 10 cases in humans. There was also one death near and sonic of his Christ to Calvary! problems were In animals, not AND ISNUT STEAK We I there w Moviet w. • • discussed the Marshal! said our Republic front of :iiost of them, the men SATURDAY . • _____________________________________ U(SPv,.ts PM SN? MORNING L Even President John Adams exactness! MOUU 6:00 (4) Gtowers TEATIJ Almanac DaIly Devotional 6:23 (2) STARTS (6) Summer hbert Louis i The Story of a Girl's Love, and a .. - i Rogue's i Intormation Eight I ____ I2Gtga, l5Prpos,t ________ £ 0 61 L•gaisran•v 62varxuv. £ __ ______ l$Cm "LOVE AT 6 IN STOOGES —PLUS— 7:20 & 9:33 37 T*Itt't 39re-T--4 pet4ain -- —c Fir'55 there was'6ILLy JACK' Then Came'WALKING TALL' there is.. 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JenWITHOUT A COUNTRY" nhIerO'Nelll and Pal fllngle are RERUN Edward Everett featured, — Th 20 — ____________ 21 — — ____ ______ 22 ____ 23 24 __________________ S —- I ) _____ _________________ 34 35 36 — - — —. — _____ I ___ "ark Flight To Complet, , ______ " •tS?vstIons _____ _____ ___ ____ _____ ______ ___________________________________________________ BOOK REVIEWS "The Old Bunch," first rate • Veal Parmlga which y will exchange souls. one can't help but approach The experiment works but only anwwrkofwithhigh hopes. Those hopes, un- abe now finds herself loving fortunately, aren't realized In each man for tl.e quaUue !he Levin'slatestflovejamurk3, polL3lyhadaUribUtedto.. slow-moving sti ry called "Thc other. With all sonfused and unSpell of Time." satisfied by the way things are The tale is set in Jerusalem go rig, them idetotryanj )ens after that Isn't Open Daily 4-lOp,rn, — 4135 Sunday 1•io p.m. Volusia Ave. Orange City Ph, 7752874 , —.. _ terribly bids at the office of Arthur H Beck I of a famed research institute, _______ _______________ Y0ut December 9, 1971 for the following: very interesting and drags ' Spa'cifkatlons may be btained at ______ ___ Seminole County Maintenance 62 SPECIALS _____ __________ I 1....LJ_J 6t j19 o. VODKA 3 Scot for , $479 $589 Calcutta GIN 00!tIdC rianlr rrarkro o' Sealed Rd for 8u'iding Materials - FRIED YTS Served - EYe' 4 - 399 IS RETUkNING TO 2 WED, . ALL LADIES DRINKS 50' Cockfjl Hour $ p.m. - Located On Hwy. 17-92 Betwtn Dog Track & mi Alil IOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX SANFORD __________________________________ - am. 2 P.151, Mon. Fri. DANCING 9 PM, -2AM, EVERY TUES., THURS., FRI., SAT. "COUNTRY.WESTERN MUSIC" Opv, 10 A.M.-2 A.M. Phone $31-t321 H. 17.92, 1 Mi. south Big Tree, Longwood Open Dec 'i, 1971) Bids will be opened at 7 P M . Dcc 9, 1911, in the fl-ci -'fd of County Commis.ttonert up to _________________ _____ _____ Legal Notice •, ________________________ Legal Notice ________________ ________________ deceased You are Seminole Couoty Comprehent,ve Publish: Dec 6. I), 1974 Planning Act of 1971; setting forth DEll? abandon any right of the City arid sad agencys dut'es and respon ORAPIQESEMINOLE. public in and to part uf Lake sibilities: establlshlngsaidag,nc", OSCEOLA Minnie Drive wett of Highway 17 92 organIzational structure, in, TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY and south of Lake Mary Boulevard, method of financial support for NOTICE TO BIDDERS descri as follow-', staffing. andttiewc,rkof ttieagency; NOTICE IS HEREDY GIVEN that lying between LOts S through 12, public, providing for ibe keeping of nrtation Authority will receive Per-Sons IntereSted may appear agency's relationship to the located at 11$ West Central d heard al the time and Iaco governing bOdy; providing the area fevard, Orlando, Florida 37601. rxt the City will close, vacate and hereby notifiea and Clay of December, 1974 0 Executrix Attorney for Executrix P 0 BOx 12070, Publish. Dec 6. I), 1971 0E13) _______________ construction. severablity and an equipment as per specil.casions on fitewitpi and available from Orange. Seminole Osceola Transportation effectIve dite (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwlth. Jr. Clerk FiCtitiO', Name Statu,rs, To Wit: 5 Curtis W Mann. Jr PubIish DEl IS Dec 6. I), 70. 77. 1974 NOTICE OF PROCEEDl,C', FOR VACATING AND CLOSING AN ALLEY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVP4 ofa TO WHOM ii MAY CONCERN You will take notice that the City public hearIng to be held at me Auditorium Of the Altamonte Commitsion of the City Of Sanford, at 7 00 o'clock P A' on Springs Civic Center, Magnolia December 73. 1971. in Inc City Drive, at Longwood Roaa, ' Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida Publish: Nov. 29, D,c 6. 1974 DEN '93 ______________________________ Seminole County, florida in ac Seminole, and Volusia. for which bel*cen Glenway Drive and Patama County Co.nmlst"w,ers reserves the from the Divition Of Aging, rght to waive any irregularilies Ot Deparlment of Health and Th,.t certain alley aoutling the t0ilh line of Lot 1, Block 7, San Lanta. 2nd Sec Repla?, Pay, Pg 42 Persons interested may appear ,tnd be heard at the time and Place technIcalItIes in bids except receiving time 117-00 noon. Dec . Commissioner. 5*'n0e County, Ftofda By' A. 0. Jones Publish: Ploy 7t. Dec. 6. 1971 -- 4 S LOt 13 — O*iwr: Rob#cl L. — Owner: James . ''' Florida, Acreage. 13 acre - Lot 2 — Owner; Willsam WrIOht and Arlene Wrioft, his Florida, Inc., Addrfts: 24$ Park Avenue. New York, P4ev, York 10001, 28agInW17ft Norlhand757S .. Scxjtp 57 'rc East ia f?. South 32 degrees SI' Wet? 21064 ft wIfe, NorTh 63 degrees M West to beg. — ' Part, Florida, Acreage I-) acre 0 Lot It Owner; Rai P Address- 745 Park Avenue, New Santos York, New York 10001, Acreage: 2 0 Part, Florida. Acreage: 1-3 acre 9- Lot $ — Owner - Brian ker- West 119704 It of South ', corner run North 35 degrees 2 12" East Rehabilitative Services of 'he State of Florida, pursuant to the Older t.mtri ant Actos 1943, as amended Further information *ill be available after December 56, 1971 from the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council, lOSt Wymore Road, Suite lOS, 1P,inter Park, Florida 33709 Publith. Dec. 6. 73, 1931 '.r' ,, ___ 3. Cegln 17299 1? Weit and 634.93 wife, Address; flt Doverwood Road, IS Lot n — Owner: 1 3 acre tis wife, Address: 13 104 1% — Owner - Cecil C. Road, Fern Park, City Commission of the City of SifO' FiOridi Ut H N Tammn, Jr. C,ty Cferk Publish- Dec. 6. 1971 DFI IS Authority Bids shail be directed to General Manager of Orange SeminoleO',ceoa Transportation Authority. Securely sealed and marked "Bid on Office Furniture and Equipment for opening on January 7. 1975, at 10.00 A M ." All bids and related documents shall be subi,ct to a financial Orange Seminolr-C sceola Iran NAME STATUTE Notice is hereby given that States Department of Tran- 'Fçt,l,t Name Statute," Chapter Tranorta?ior, Act ot l9, as with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. established under that Act will inand lot Seminole County, Florida, apply. Any neme appearing on the publication of this Notice, fh tic titiut names, tow-it: SWEETWATER OAKS S",ILU IWATEIt CLUiJ SWEETWATER PLANTATION SWEETWATER PARc SWEETWATER CLUB COUNTRY CLUB ( £ T W A E R C P SWEETWATER MARINA SWEETWATER SQUARE WEEYWATER OFFICE PARP Lnder which it capecti to engage , business at 1000 Wekiva Springs Road, Longw'ood, Florida, 37730 That the party interested in Said business enterprise Is as follow-s The HutkCy Company fly' E Everett, P-iuskey, Prednt Publish' Dec. 6, I). * 77. 1971 .-.- , - Road, Fern Part, Florida 327O, Acreage: 13 acre II Lot 73. Owner: Charles Ber trend Smith and Linde Jo Smith, his wife, Address; 2302 Deko$a Trail. Fe,'n Park, Florida 32730, Acreage: 1.3 acre Bobby South 'corner run North 17 degrees 101 Graham City Commission Oec,.,-iber 10, 1914 or as 5040 Arthur H Beckwitti, Jr Clerk Board of Coufly -- drets;flO6DakotaTrau,Fernp,.,.k, Florida, Acreage - 13 acre 6 Lots t, 2,3, 1. 5,6. 41, 43. 46, 4?, ________________ _________________________________ - and or relect an-, cv all bids - his wile, Addrt: 105 Graham Rod, Fern Park. Fl*ridi. Acteage: S. Lot 36 ready. For your COpy send your birthdate and SI tt, Carroll Righter forecast. The Evening Herald, Box 629, Hollywood, Calif. i I 3 acre 2. Lot 1$—Owner James .1. Dully McDaniel ard Jacquetsne C. Mc YOU! SWE E TWATER CON thouti. Sanford. Florida. Actual In the City of Sanford, Florida, wlU P M, Tuesday. January 7, 197%. for STRUCTION award to suc,ssluI bidder will be the purpose of considering an consider and duterrnine wtiether or SWEETWATER DEVELOP made at the neal regular Co,jnty Areawide Program for the AgIng for not the City will cloSe, vacate and and MEP,'T CommIssion Meeting, ROOm 7CJ. the Counties f Brevard, IndIan abandon any right of the CIty . 7 p.m. ' Other Selections To Choose rorn Or1 PP4. 323.I9) Sonny Helms & Th. Helmsmen THE SPORTSMW5 DEN MON., DEC. Eary Times BOURBON writing Clerk's Office, P 0. Drawer C. Sanford, Florida 3771). All bids ,re to be in a scaled cnvel0p. ____________ siu Old Stagg BOURBON student there. Both men fall in symbolism. lOve With the girl. She toves Phil Thomas both *t for (1iffercn reasons: AP Ronk'c Editor $529 .1 SCOTCH -- 63 _______ White lavern Sandy CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COINTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 74317-C p Hi re: Estate of Parker. Bat;agtia. Parker, ADDITIONAL - yotmg student at the Institute. ment it ha encunbej by dull _______ church, school, civic organization, university or college could benefit from the program. demands which you 'nay have INC , too West Highway 436. in tern Florida, Florida against the estate of VAUGHN cart. Florida: By: H N. Tamm. Jr. One 1911 Subaru Stat.onwagon, PAUL JENKINS, deceased late of City Clerk Model t Fl. Serial number Seminole County, Florida, to the Pubtith Dec 6. Clerk of INc Circuit Court. and tile A41L201369 DEl-il the tame in duplicati' and as Dick Baird, Inc. provided in Section 73316, Fiorlda FICTITIOUSNAME By James N Frank Statuses, in their offices in the N%tiCetshereb'.lgiventfatwear, Saiei Manager Co'nty Courthouse in Seminole engaged in business at Rt. 2 PublIsh Dec 4. 1971 County, Florida, within tour l7lSOviedo. 32765. Seminole County, DCI I) calendar months from the lime of Florida, under the fictitious name the Iirst publication hereof, or the SEMINOLE FLORAL FARMS, and NOTICE FOR BIDS same will be barred The Seminole County Board of that we intend to register said name — of St. Rd 434, 520 It. uthees?erty 04 in?enectn of St. I?. Lot 23 — Owner Steahen JOe bec1ak arid Marie A. Salaciak, his I Begin 926 ft North 1 degree 19' Taylor and wife, Address: 2470 rleldingwood Sandra 0- Taytor. his 33" West 51% 13 ft. South 4' degrees Road, Maitland. Florida, Acreage: wife. Addre',i 102 Graham Road, 12 42" East of South corner run I acre Fern Park, Florida, Acreage. 3 South 47 degree', ir 1$" West 17$ ft., aere W Lot ! and the South I foot c' NorTh 17 degrees 12' 42" Wet? 504 66 13. Lot 11 — Owner: PhIIp A. SfLot 31, Owner - James Glen BarIt North 34 degrees 39' 13" East nhart and Margaret M. Sarrvart, 4eda and Barbara Ann Shweda, hit 3073 q, South SI degrees 2S 22" East *ite,Ajdrest- 1)4 Leon Court, Fern hit wile, Address: 219 Yarmouth , PIorlh degrees 70' 42" Park, Florida. Acreage - 1-3 acre Road. Fern Park. Florida 31730, East 173,33 Sot"Pwasterly on curve 11 Lot 13 — Owner: Edward 337.43 Acreage- 13 acre Pt. South Y aegrees .r 12" II--LotSOlndtbeSouth)ofeetof .tulian Trebus, Jr. and .h'anta East 3*331 ' South 12 de-grm 17' Trebe',,hiswle, Addreis: 'l2Leon Lot It. Owner: qay S CrfckenIS"West31sIt.'oteg. (Lesaar1 In Courl, Park. Florida, Acreage: rger. Addret 737 Doverwotd Fernwoo Plaza) . Owner: CVI, a 13 acre Road. Fern Park. Florida 37730. partneru-p, Address. P 0. Bo 159. IS LOt S -. )wner Charles H Acreage: 13 acre Fern Park. Florkj,a, Acreage. l Tate and Danna Tate, his wife, 12.— Lot 31— owner: Howard M. cres Ad0r-t: 109 Graham Road, Fern public sale as DICK BAIRD DAT and way 7 — Owner: Jerry Wade VACATING AND CLOSING A ordinance: food was delicious. The music PORTION standard mete' tett bench OF A StREET An Ordinance relating lo Ipie Specifications may be obtained dreamy. So we all had a TO WHOM IT . Crane," you may was Y CONCERN: unincorporated areas of Seminole from the City Manager. The You wonderful time." protest, 'Isn't correct use will take notice that the City County, Florida. complying with the reservestherighttoacc,pf or reject Commission of the City of SarWor. Seminole County Comprehensive any or all bids. determined by the majority? _____________________________ • Florida. a? 7.00 o'clock P.M. on Planning Act of 1971; desigr.a?ng Harry Hug "For 'ain't' is now included in December 71, 1974. in the City the Seminole County Planning Legal Notice City Manager Commistion Room at the City Hall Departmenta%thoseminoleCounty the dictionary. City of Castelberry, 'n the City 04 Sanford, Florida, will Land Planning Agency pursuant 10 Fla. A majority vote does NOT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE consider and determine w4ether or the ____________________ ____ OUR 'ACKAGE STORE has been ntwly convicts tell their stories your life is largely or plane day of December, 1934. at 9: 30 To All Creditors and All Persons o'clock AM., the following Having Claims or Demands AqaHist stage an experiment, involving wifi, Address: Ill Graham TownshIp 21 South, Range 30 East. 13 acre Address: 230 Doverwxd Road, lern Howell arid Laviru;a N. How-eli, hit ctegrees 70' is" we',? to beg. — wile, Address: 121 Graham Part, Florida 37130. AcreageRoad, O'*ner; Fir',t at Orlando Corp. ____________________________ & Scatpinj h15 Acreage: '. acre E. The following described County. will receive sialed bids up to 3:00 P.M., Mday December is, NOTICE OF SALE Lasagna Florida, Acreage: I 3 acre 2. Lot 6 — Owner: William E or at soon thereafter as possible, the Board of County Commissioners of of a carpenter's chisel Legal Notice The men, each assuming ut Park, INVITATION TO BID Notice is hereby given that the - Over the years Meyer Ivin The following described Zelones and Sharon M. Z.Ian.s, hit NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that EIGHTEENTH JUDICfAI. dR. Barba's 1- Lot 10—Owner: Anton Schmidt as I Lot 15 — Owner: Harold S. Waiy;n,j OWIC Wa?SkY, his wife; Address: 234 Dn.v*rwood Road, Fern well." "But, __________ Itt•' land that may be taken and for N. Wagner, hi wife. Addnii*: 233 Address: 30i MaidO-The Mist Yarmouth Road, Fern Park, rights of way, holding basins o Drive. Fsrn Park, Florida. otherworkandtoa,ufpqfjts Florida, Acreage; 13 acre Acreage. ' acre B. The following deScriocd and damages to any or all lands, Lot S - Owner - WsIhrn H b'k hihAays or Other property prOrty being located in Greengate 5human ano Margaret R S?umarl. whether presently within thi Estates, as tJown by Plat thereof his wife. Addne',s: 104 Maid-OThe Oittnlct as herein prayed. and unless recorded in Ph? BOOk IS. Pagi 17 of Mitt DrIve, Fern Park. Flørida. CORPORATION, Address: 233 his w3f, Address- 113 Graham on right ci way to East fine, Lot 1, MaItlan Avenue, Maitland, Florida Road, Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: Fernw-ood Plaza. Sossthefly to beg.. 13 acre 32751, Acreage: S acres and bgln 1 degree 19' 32" West 10 104 4 — 7. Lot 37 — Owner: New- Vista Owner: GfOCae C. ft. and South 3$ degrees 70' Spring and Derleeri, M. Spring. his Ccnstructi,n Company, Inc.. Ad. "West31233ftof?f '. corr..r, dress: 7170 FieldinOw-tiod Road. wife, Address: 101 Graham Road, run North SI degrees 25' 22" West to Pert. Florida, Maithand, Florida, Acreage: 13 acre Acreage: 1 3 South lIni, Lot I, FernwQod Plaza, bCtC I. Lot 14 — Owner: Eugene Natoli East on South line to point North 30 ann(pjp,(rs. ________ __ __________ • Pilot Training Acreage: 1. acre time to reach young people is deBar and that a man Is worthy of his hire, otherwise your whex thy a In their early progeny could carry this to the extreme and never really amount ________ _____________ girl. One of the men is Prof. Cornr of Cornmercial$ Palmetto _______________ ___________ 'I spcctable body of work — some — ________ — '7.52 Florida, Acreage; 13 acre Florida Division of Corrections, your romantic tie most. Su,p, market. with 59.78 per cent between the IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY.. .he or she will want to _______ _____ ________ __________________________________________________________ - F.m 77 feet of Lot 76— Owner: Richard Court grant p.nrnssion for 7. Lot 7 — Owner: lames Otto amenØmnt of "The Water r Downfam and Linda R. Crowl and Sandra Crawl. his wife. Manageent Plan" and, that the Downhim, his wife, AdOre',',: 731 Address - 309 Maid-O-The Mitt acres "The party was swell," a by "are" but by "is" and the "have cherished" gushing coed may exclaim, "The food wasalso swell. should be "has cherished," "None" thus requires a the music was swell, too, we all had a swell time." singular verb! That word "swell" was like Yetlhaterrorlsstillmadeby followed PRESENTS MAY COME - — 00 and true — the Court incorporating Magulre Boulevard, Orlando. Address; 407 MaidO-The MIS? and Florida. Acreage: 13 acre Howell Water Drivt, Fern Park. Florida. wife, Address: 116 L 3. Lot IS — Owner. wauI Court, Fern Northeast . of Southwest 1-i, run Part, Florida, Acreage: 1-3 acre Eliwood Ackerlund end Hameiore Norm 33 degrees 33' W' 333.Oe 5. Lot 10— Owi'ir: Row Timmy Ackertund, his wife. Address; 3)0 , NQI-Th 23 d..es 22' East 20039 Dakote Trait, Fern Park, FtOtidi. Barterand Jun A. Barker, hIs wife, , degree', 3' East 115 $4 "None" Is a contraction, agersavoidtheprecisethlnjijng that a literary craftsman meaning "Not one." - r persons received into the and you get better results In everything. Know what will please Can you high scfsoolers pick and written language. Meyer IvIn. Praeger. Ifl Joe for his youth and T"- — 8 6 c-tajc ________ 'I. t5Pri,ud,. '° of such. , In 1h £.ampIi1At,, Loun _____ _________ ___ ______ SBbcaI - 1-1 ii _______________ __________ O'Hanlon, whose letter to the with an abrasive n'Jer who ______________________ ______________ old ________________________ New York Sun Inquiring if SlvescIjmeLThevktlmjsUie _______________________ ____________________ ___________________________ there really is a Santa Claus has daughter of a big-deal doctor at 425grNSs ____________________________ ____ 41J Mountains . THE THREE - .- ___ : Cha,oaIad ts Parf.cien back to junk yard, gathers sea. Beau Bridges and Robert up scrtps and starts to sculpt. Ryan have featured roles. 84:30 ABC "YES. VIRGINIA 9-li CBS FRIDAY NIGHT ThERE IS A SANTA CLAUS" MOVIES "The Carey Treat- -, [ 1141 k4%l Anne Frickel, hij wife. I Lot 17 — Owner. Ralph Thomas Road, Fern Park. Florida. Acreage- Soumeesterty parail to rd - feet 1-3 acre Stone, Jr. and Carmeii R. Stone, hiS Northeasterly to rd. 300 It. Nor 4. Lot 3 — wife, Address: 2103 Dakota Trail Owner: Howard For fh$?irly ag tO. 300 feet to taking the program directly instead, and much succesi is possible here. Teach early not to be Laurel And lard'1 (9) 1I711' and care by the settlers of made of unsophisticated advised courtroon outburst 12:00 (2) .Ietsons necessity, be used to Copley Newspapers: "None of the means of In. ootha tree trunk into a 6' 6' formation," said Adams, "are post or a table top, But saws or a carpenter's more sacred or have been and d-'J H-cIi W'w:. F'rst Addlt, Mt thereof recorded In Pta? Book Il AQUARIUS(Jan to Feb. 19) Make new contacts necessary to Impressive. matter of ad by the screw \' decree Lake A. SAGIARIUSNuv. flto Dec. 21) Contact good friends for Study Into details SON "TOWER POWER" Fred Army officer who angrilly from , Gang decides to 11 30 (2) Star Trek become a nian of the in pulsively denounces his (6) Hudson Brothers cultural arts, A museum loin' countr) at a court martial and (5) VirgInia's Place conducted by Lamont's friend, pays a severe prnalty is hand(24) Zoom Sandra, impresses Fred, soniely produced and well (35) Cele&ity Tennss : espeqalIy when he notices the acted. Cliff Robertson plays the . - ii La RECORD OF LAND WITHIN THE DISTRICT AND OF Plus the many grammatical Words are U tools of the ansr period. mere is no CAPRIRN (Dec. 22 to Jan, 20) You make this day a conand typographkal mistakes human brain so they need to be srUng of any issue and the structive one U you get at all those activities you have in mind (44) Hocus Pocvs "" i. n OWNERS OF from taking the wrong step by yours. Good pals will assist you. _______ - Acreage: ', acre don and Sharcn 0. Iiernon. Water and Reclamation FlonIa, Acreage: 1 3 acre wifC, Address: 101 Mad OThi Mitt District be estended so as . North lOfiitof Lot 49 and IP%I Drive, Fern Park, Florida, to r.Iude the lands deKribed South Sleet of Lot 'I — Owncr: Acreage- ' acre publication of fhl$ Notice tertained me on my la.ct lecture notion about "majority rule" years themselves, with a long truth and this is a fine day for such. Be with the one you love in a Thief (9) Movie 4:30 (6) Hogan's Heroes (9) TBA 3:00 (6) Hocus Pocus (9) Wide World Trotters (letermifle correctness, right nor justice! vt. u., M.D. DEAR READER — Relax! worms. 11:30 (2) News a Construction Company. Inc., 29. Lot 12 and 43 — Prailrio said Court for pfrmitiion OWfler; Nt* Drive, Fern PJrk, Florida. to, alter proper no.ice and PbiIc ViSta Con',truc?! Company, InC., a Acreage ' acre -'t provided under the provisionS c community . . - In their talks, people; much future good can come of this. the men stress that teenagers t,Eo (July 22 to Aug. 21) VIsit around with key pea -sons, have to be honest with them. relations, good friends and accomplish much. Write those letters selves and make decisions they you have been procrastinating about. can live with. "One foolish VIRGO i Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 Study bills, collections to get Show (24) The Electric (24) VIbrations encore (35) Speed Racer 11:00 (2.8) Pink Panther one sees on TV, the convicts fine humor so make the most of this. . two children and So. unless you are going to be retirement lying around somewhere un. sites are limitless, I wouldn't consciousforsomereas such TAURUS (Apr. 2Oto May 20) ruce up abode so everyone a next door mnent,s, Make this a productive day, p.m. presently servi nga sentence. In neighbor,einstead of the GEMINI iMay 21 to June 21) Out with the people you really I We have (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newharf Sh MusIc for the fly to lay a rew place recognized and controlled? victims were inclined to drink should ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Discuss with partners any new The program attempts to turn, the convicted man gives problem. - and the u'tce of the Circuit Court of FIIldingwood Road, Maitland, Frickel Family (44) Bold Ones (5) Mel lulls Movie -. - . .- LI. H. W. James recently (6) Valley Of The _________ - and 75 per cent of these animals not under close year s'oo (2) Mc Goo's (44) Nø Place for Hour 10:30 (2, I) Sigmound (24) Soundstage 12:00 (33) Burke's Law 1:00 (2,5) Midnight Special . " . _______________________ _________________________ _________ . -. re• fly la its eggs in a cut or. cently read in the San Antoo Jured area. The eggs hatch and News an article that frightened producelarvac. Being raised on me half to death, It was about the farm, I treated several screw worms in Texas. The cases in (arm animals when I article stated screw worms was a boy. If detected and DEAR DR. 1MB — I 7:20 (2) Untamed World (3 Cesar", World (44) Temple Heights 11:00 (2. 6, $9) New-s _____________________________________________________ (24) Mister Roger's (9) Clando Christmas Parade (24) Masterpiece . - -• (35) Department "s" Racing 9:00 (2,5) Run Joe Run (6) Partridge Family (9) Kolctiak (I) Billy Graham (13) DIck Powell - (35) Quarter Moqnt (9) Hong Kong 9:30 (13) SpIlt Second Showdown NFL Football (24) Sesame Street Plus Four (13) World of Two -- (6) Hoe Haw Football Roundup 9:00 (2,5) Emergency Week Friday, Dec. 6, )974-5B u n cJ [)ra knon as Lake Howell Water 16) Chpr BunCh hi:i,a Spi:t (a) -. . - 7:00 (2) Last Of The Roundup 8:30 (2) Wheelie And The (25, 44) World roolball S %Iiu;t, (9) American (44) Mark Of A the Man T I Hi's . E. LAAAB 1. Cause Wor - EVENING (6) NFL PreGame (9) Yogi's Gang The APCS I n; I be l;iiJtn iumi hui (9) Tbese are the Days (24) MIster Rogers' Neighborhood (3$) Roller Derby (44) Soul Train 12:05(13) WrestlIng p2:30 (2) Go 8:00 (2) Addams Family Santa Claus Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WL Address: fli Dov.nwoo UI THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE ,*iiut ni . ami a r.&raI IIOHTENTN JUDICIAL Cm. KQ.0,fl,'.,FtrtLt'U,*Q angIe of? degre, 33 07" and a CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE I 3 acre dstanu of 157)1 feel fØ pOtr.t of COUNTY, FLORIDA 73. Lot 13 — OWner. Paul am DC, LOU, C. Samrr.G(J, CIVIL ACTION NUM$IR U 11$. I3LOOMF!ELD, Conn. (AP) charging her with flrst.de U tot 15259 fee$ thence North gree CA.IA wife, Addren: 735 Doverwooct Road, a, degrees Y 35" west for 2)1.57 —Thetrusteeofafundtohelp larceny. RE: LAKE HOWELL WATER Firn Park. Flida, AcreaQe; feet to the pay medical bills of a two-year Mrs. Mr. Is trustee of the AND RECLAMATION DISTRICT, A dC VictOr 1. Smith. Incorporated. 74. old girl afflicted with cancer of Debra Arm Gold Trust Fund, C'olittcat SUW vision of THE STATE Outh 75 feet 01 Ut 27 d the Addrets 1a6CrcIe Orive, Maitland, NorTh 3 feet of Lot 26 - Owner: FLORIDA Acreage: 101 acres the nervous system has been cctabllsledlnAprll 1971 tohelp Richard w. Bradshaw and Sandra NOT2CROFHBARINO The following described D charged with siphoning more pay the costs of medical treat- TO THE OWNERS AND ALL M Bredshaw,his wil•, Address: 223 property being located in Hilond PERSCNS INTERESTED IN THE Yarmouth Rcad, Fern Park, than $5,000 from the fund. went for the girl at a Boston LAtIDS un? No. 5, as shown by Pta? AND Florida. Acreage: 13 ICTI CORPOPATE. thereof rerorded ir. Plaf Book IS. Bloomfield police have ob. hospital. 23. Lot 29 - Owner: Edward V. OTHER PROPERTY UI AND Page 57. of If, Public Records Of tsined a Ccit Court arrest Mrs. May, a foer neighbor ADJACENT TO THE LAKE Finuf and Ma C. FINJI, hiS Seminol, County, Flotidi: warrant for Frances A. May, of the Golds In this Hartford HOWELLWATERMAHAGEMENT Address: 231 Yarmouth Road, Fern 1 Lot 1 — owner: Richard F. DItTRICT A-K-A LAKE HOWELL Acreage: 13 M.aon and ioat1 H. Mason, his formerly of Bkomficld and now suburb, solicited thousands of WATER AND 24, LOt 33 — RECLAMATIOPI O*nir: William Birch wife, Address 302 Lochriond, Fern living in the Tampa Bay area, dollars for the fund. DISTRICT. A POLITICAL SUB Frizler and Penny B. Frazier, his Park. Florida, Acreage: 'i JCre DIVISION OF THE STATE or *it. Address: 213 Yarmouth Road, Owner: Donald L ;. Lot 2 FLORIDA Fern Park, Florid,, Acreage: 13 Payne and Lnda 0. Payne. N', YOu and each of you are hereby acre wile. Address 303 Maid 0 The Mist notified that ROBERT M 7l.Lot3.4—Owner:JerryL,,van Drive. Fern Park, Florida, 110 ROSCOPE Gundy nd Gall Mini Van Gundy, Acreage: RICHAF DSON, KENNETH U. FRY '.. acre and WILLIAM .1. GILOART. at all hit wife, Address: 2)1 Yarmouth 3. Lot 3 — Ownef: Ralph E. Cot of the members of the Board t Road, Fern Park. Fiofida,Acieage, trill and Bonnie CottriII, his wife. Screw Worms (35)BobbyGoldsboro Show (44) Untouchables 6 30 (6. 13) News (9) Lawrence Weik (24) Wall Street Week (35) Pop Goes The Country ___ 8:00 (2, 5) anford And Son I Iii (24) WashIngton _________________________________________ Squares I. E A 0 A Q ti A R I ________ A S A C C Q V C V ____ __ ___________ DR. 6:00 (6) News TONIGHT'S TV Truth (5) Concentration (I) WP%at'sMyLine (9) Truth Consequences (13) WrcsIIing (24) Intercom 24 (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (I) 525,000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood UC I H A C A - I (44) Man And EnvIronment MET SG0HQ K RU IL I OCSS AT S - f 7:00 (2) To Tell The F S I. I U H I A I E LI N S C 0 H P 1 A I N I M I G 0 D I Q H — _____ — ____ __ -- - EVENIPIG I) M H ..,AA;---------------- ,... Trustee Charged FRIDAY The jjq - — I! I!IJI_. - '--v,.r-..I'-, t-rlaay,ut & 1974-48 —.-----.-----.--.---.----. -- .:- - -----.--. -------------------- -------------... LEISURE I —. ---,-, Acreage i Ar' Eat? 2W ft. S-auth 12 degrees 0' Ii" west 300 ft North 47 ilegrees Howard Goldstein arid Fern 0. Maryland General Partnership, Goldstein his *ie, Address; Ill Addre-s: The Rotunda, Suite 453, 711 Leor Court, Fern Park. Florida, w 1h $Irt. Baltimore Maryland. Acreage; 13 acre Acreage 2 1 acres Los I — Owner. Walter P. 6 BegIn 177.99 ft. West and 573 94 ZozakandSrlrIeyx,lozak,piiswif, North 42 degrees 47' 12" East of 101 Graham Road, Fern IS. 10417—Owner: McKrnmi,C. Addrtts: So'.,tti a iorner, run North ii tt5 ar'.i Eug,nia C. Pitti. his wits, Park, Florida. Acreage 13 acre degrees 12' 13' West 15,?, North 42 It. Lot S — Owner: Patrick 0 Address - 726 Doverwood degre*sli' I?" East 63)99 fl,Sou,h Road. Fern t)o..ahue and Pauline T. P'k Florida, Acreage. 1 3 acre Donanue, 1.70egrej 13'42" East lift. South 12 hi wife, Address; II? Graham IS. Lot 7,9, Lot 76 Less the North dtgttes 47' 12" We',? 300 It. SOuth 17 Road. Fermi Park, Florida. Acreage: feet tfi4tQf, md Lot 27 less tptt degrees 12' 42" East 707 ft South 42 I' Lot 19 lets the North 70 feet Lot ii - Owner - Wallace degrees 47' 12" West 131 99 ft North theof. Lot 4 less the South $ feet Blake, his wife, Address: 110 — Owner: Laurel Homes, Inc less the South 1100? thereqf, Lot Acreage- 13 acre Hi Lo Corporation, InOwner corporated, Addre%t 217 South and H. Laverne Sheppard, 36771 Pt. ano South 47 degrees I?' 17' hS wife. l'.ddmrts: 106 Graham East 523 ft of Southwest Corner of Florida. Acreage $ acres ineligible contractors for federally financed and assisted construction snot an eligible bidder and will not Ix' COnhdered biosWillbeOpenedpublicI. inth off Ices of Orange Seminole Osceola Transportation Authority at so A M, January 7, 1973. Any bids 13 acre Acreage 7)3 acres II" West 420.13 II NwU, 47 degrees fl 101 31 Ownir: Robert B I? The North 1 3 .4 of Lot 23 12' 42's west 74331 ft. North 47 )fld the South 77 5 fret of Lot 74 — Hart. Jr. andllefin I. HarI,Nswife. degrees IP 17" Eat? to pont North Ald,,',j 104 Graham O.ner CP'srlc-s W H.J3N'S and re-rn 1? df-2reoj 17' I2 Wet? Of beg Dianne Ruth Hughes. his wile, Park. Flotløa. &creage- 13 ace South 47 degree', 17' 42' East ?obc 71 10? IS - Owner: Roy R, Address 231 Yarmouth Road. Fern — Owner laurel Homes, Inc Perk. tIrdA 377)0. Acreage I) Campbell and Janet R. Campbell, Addrt', II'S Hwy 1797, Ftrn P4 - k, wife, Address 203 Dover'woo aCre Florida, Acreage: 2.3 acres r.ferred to will not be Considered w.0 win ba returned to the bidder rnopened Orange SctninoleOscaola Trans tISoofhUfeetofLotls..Owner. llacr, C. The West 1221 Robrt W. Hutton and Bttty L. feet of th• Northwest ' Of the Northeatt ' o Hutton, hi wife, Address 33 Yarmouth Road, Fern Park- Sethon 20, TOwnship 31 SouIh, the rigtl to accept any bid or reject any andalt bids on Such basis as the ¶9 101 71 -. Ow-ne Florida. Less the NOrth Philp N 933 66 feet degrees 17' '7 We't 37 97 ft to beg Sctiut:er and Roberta A Schgtler. thereof ard Less h, fOliowng Owner Chrysler Realty Corp interests to do so, sublect to me rule', and regulations issued by tne Urban Mats Transportation Ad minitlration of tha United States D,p.wtmenI f Transport,t,os Robert 0. Lofah General Manager ORANGE.SEMINOLE OSCEOLA TRANSPOFCTATIQN AUTHORITY Publish Dec 6. II' 1971 rn ii Fern Park, Florida Ar,g, - 1-3 the Southwest Cotnor Of said Nor thwi'st '- Of the Northwest '.-; run acre NorTh 00 degrees 23, 36" East along 70. LØt $ — Ow-nec. Jerome j0tn arid Ant-ilL.. Jordan. ti ift. tfi•Ws? Line of said Northwest ' a AdOreu 75$ Doser'wood k:,ad, Ft-rn ditance of 73'S.)? feet to a po,.t on he NOrTheasterly boundary of art Part. Florida, Acreage 13 acre 21. 100 10 — er. Sten easement for drainage as recorded Ifl O'ticIal Recoros fook Jime-s senterl it arid Barbara Pi 3*3. Page St-nterlit, his wit c. Addressthe Public Record of Smi,oir vCrwOod Road. Fern Park, County. Florida. then:, Florida, Acreage 13 acre Southessteray along said Nor 73. Lot 11 Owner; Stlriley 0 thMsterlybryfhraco,vr r.11o-v,,j arid C,ci'rg!a R Galiowat. ''ncac In •h. P,:.r!'- ".i' '...i. c COfflefrunNortf(ydegri,s 52'-fl" West 3620Sf?, 'fortPi 47 degreis 17' 1$" East 631 99 ft. South 41 degrees lZ'17' East (flt, - 5otjtf 4 2degrees Canaveral Fl,,-,da 37?20. Ac ,eae S $ acres Con't, on 613 �- - -; ...ir - - . ---- __________ _____________________ 68-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - Friday, Dec. 6, - Legal Notice - ICon'L fm 58) dr 11 03" to a oinf, run ij Easterly 43732 tt ol 101 4 fla Ra'l, hiwif, Address: Addr — 10$ Waverty Drive, Fern thenCe S 1217"WCSt lOOlt,. North ldegrces derecs 01' 41' West (Less Noflh2IO feet of West lOS fe gin 1 1 II tlorth an 17 c 17 f Park, 2131 reldingd Road. Mai?land. Foria in fh ;' is' Est7i0lt 10 O.r ':._; . eOrc: -' • ..: ;:: oane M. :: M • ' t "lure or less nu'ne ' Cern of o.Crnment Lot ?OOft(t nd East lOIeet Tie Etefet of Lot; Jnd li tkfl. flUlC. Address: 110 Joseph Padawer P0 Bo* $77. begin 1 gree 19' 37" West 01 North 3S fret) -- Or: 12th Lot) Owner; HertifIB. karpand Waverly On ye, Fern Park, FIda Maitland, FhOCidS ' !Jth . W1 lu pomt 601.tl Section run South 3$u,t '4)" Floor, 1133 Avenue of AmerIcas, dresS 7437 Fleldingod Road. Crockett and Marie Crockett, his s7 dres 17 12" East 339.3? ft. 01 I — __ Noah a7 degrees 4?' 1$" East 631. -- 0r Ehln*an's, Inc. Add;ess: beg fless Nortesterty 100 t?.) - Gr,? Lucille S Blackburn, hiS wile, Atreage acres the SW '101 Section 17, II. the Westerly 73737 feet of thC 700 ft of Lo 1 rt Oner ..,,.p 11 dress 2 Commerce Park Square, 4. Lot $ Thomas Ald Taylor and 245 Feiungwo Road, M.;lland, 0ir: Albert P. Hall, wife, Address: 2143 Fleldingwood Road. Maitland, FlorIda 3. Lot S w Fern Park, Florida 6. Lot tO — Owner; Lovell B. Sajmmrrt Au41 Reti, "v •-. '....... -u., his Drive, Fern Park. Florida wife. Address. 2167 Address' 121 Wavrly Drive. Fern i' 17" East 2391 'I. South 12 Park, Florida degrees 41' II' Wesl 750 ft Nor 10. Lot II - Own-er: James 0. thwesterly on right o way to point Whillernore and Môtti F. Whit. weStof bt'g , East 37) lift. toi,,ç, temore, his wife, Address: 126 0wnr, Firestone Tire anci Rubber Waverly Drive, Fern Park, Florida Company, Address 1700 FIrestone 11 Lot IS - Owner: Vernon Leon Parkway, Taii Dept., Akron, Ohio Shepherd and Orentia Mae 41317 degrees i;' Is" East 711.91 ft., Frederick A. Wachsman arid Southeasterly to beg. ---- Owners: Mildred Wachsman, hiS wife, Ad Regency Apts Partnership, Ad dress: 7171 Dewanes Trait, dresS: PD 219. Winter Garden Casselberry, Florida Florida 7. Lot 2. Block E — Owner . Begin iv.a.i ft. East of Nor Manuel E. Gonzalez Tortes arid Ada thwcst corner of Southwest a 04 E. Gonzalez, his wife, Addr: 7016 Northeast a, run East 1071.9 ft., Shoshonee Trait, Casselberry, I? Lot 16 Ownei ' Patricia A trc'!, Attdrcs'i IJC 'iawcrI' Drit'. Fcrn Park, Florida 3 Lot 17 - Owner: Johnny R. North right of way of St Rd 4)4. run £rttin&-itiy uilri.lt:t of w.i,i North 43 degrees IP II" East tt West line of Carriage Hill, Unit I /.1991 It South 47 degrees 1V Clarence Carlle Hancock ,ir :1 Lit ft , N.rth 42 ' ' Louise 4 f4an(o(k, hi wife, .'.i West 436 SIt • South 17 de'7rres 12' dress 7017 Shoshonee Trot. £7' East 3(53 ft., South 17 iegrees 17 Casseiberry, Florida wife, Address: 137 Waverly Drive, Construction Corporation, Address: Fern Park, Florida co Standard 011,5. Schott, p.o. on cur 19414 ft. Westerly Ofl Woodrow A. Donaldson and Lillian reverse curve 31.17 ft • West 77.5 F, Donaldson, his WifC, Address FlorIda, 17 degtee5 12' 42" East IQIS.a1 . to Owner: CreatIve Child Care of Eli., Fern Park, Flor4 Inc. Address: 1323 W. ColonIal beg. (Less Fern Park Blvd and 2 Lot If — Ownet: Theodote Fef'nwood Plaza recorded In Plat Fern Park. Florida, Acreage; .13 Book 13. page 95. of the Public acre . Quarter, run North £2 degrees f7• Re-crds of Seminole County. wt*ich H. The following properly lies has been formally vacited: I?" East 35.1 93 It, North 47 degrees within Section 21, TOwnshIp 21 )7' £7' West C54 64 It , North 1 Begun North 32 degrees 9' RM)12C 30 East East 363 71 feet of West moSt corner degrees 39' 17" East 307.3 ft , North Begin at Northwest corner of Lot 1, run North 32 degrees degree-s 73 fl West 32161 3. Begin 177.99 ft. West of South •,, ' hiS wife, Address: 21 Olens Driv Whitesboro. New York 13492 S. Lot IS — Owner: Lasilo 1 Jeziers*I anti Eva 1. Jezierskl, h; Address. 2503 Osage Trail, Fern Pork, Florida waytoSouthIInc,[astto(Letj Straw-bridge, hiS wife, Address: 7310 ' Vlowa Trail, Fern Park. FlorIda C. The folloiiirig descri land 2. Begin Sfl.$ ft. South of Nor. being located within Indian Hill 3Idegrers3l'3$"Eastofwestm, Unit 6. accorang to the plat thereof thwest corner of Eait w of North corner, run South 31 degrees of Scu!hwr? '.,, run South to South recorded,npta? Book 13,Pag.40,ut ;;.;; ii., Sout;, 17" East 14.36 ft., Eat? to a point line, East 171.13 n., NOrth i t, the Public Records of Seminole Atlanta. Ga.. Acreage 513 acres. Owneri' Semoran, Inc., Adcjes: 2. Lot 1 (Less North ISoft. of west P.O. Box 576. Casselberry. Florida )7Ott.andrd,andb,g.37.l3ft North 33701. Acreage: 11.7 scres Peter C Robinson, Tr., Address: P.O. Bc'x 7*9, Fern Park. Florida Atrea')e: tj acres ' 11. BegIn 3321 ft. Southerly Northeast corner 05 10$ 9, vacated pia? of Fernwncci, on right-of-way, run Sov?Puwesterly on rigt*t=of.wa ,, '.'.'..: -= O'Brien, his Florida 32707, Acreage. 73 acres 33" west 11v7.O5 ft. of South 3 South 637 feet of East ¼ 0, corner of Section run South 3* decree's30' 42" West to Sov'h line of NoFth')of SOUShWtSI WESt 25015. Florida his wife, Address' ISO Oxford Ibid Fern Park, florida, ,tcreage: .31.. 14. Begin 345.35 ft. East of South west corner, run North 4) degrees of Beginning. ttEa1ttopointSouth54d,.ciees73 to South line West to beg. arid thai 77" East os t*gurwiing, west to Sou'theatt ci Ferviw0d Ptaza- 704 Waverly 0- e, Fern Park, Joseph M Florida on right of-way, run Southwesterly on right of way 10305 ft. North SC degree's 1' 10" West 1106611 North 37 oegree's 13' 43' East 95 ft. 5, .jth Florida, inc., Address: 24$ Park IhepoinlOfbeginninq.SLIBJECT TO Ave-nyc. New Yoii. New York, dranao't eosement as dricribed in Amended Order of Taking filed A(ree9r 31.4 acre-s December 9. 1969, in Official 4 Per? c-f 101 2. Beç;n LESS begInningat the NW corner of beg, arid begin at Northeasterly Northeast corner run 29 degree's corOfL0?3runn37degr I5"Wess7gOfl,, Norlh$Cdegref's34' the'SE'4ottheSW1cIsdSec.3I; 13' 13" West 116 ft .S.outfs 57 degrc'..'s 3"Wrst 200 ft. North 29 degrees . thence along tPIe Pitortlierly lif* o' 17" West 110 ft., North 37 degrees 15" East 70015., South 40 degree's 21' tad SE 'of tt'ie SW '.. P4. 35 degr'e"s 13' 17" East 137 Pt South 52 73" East O ft. to beg. (Leu rQe. 05' OS" C. 560 76 15., to the Westetly 1' 43" West 6ff. to beg ) Owner: Laurel Home I.. Address' p BOx 739. Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: 3.9 acres Address: Tax Department, Box 3S. Atlanta. , Acrege: - S,',A!hwest ' i Ocutevara. p.o. acre's 7. Northerly 343 ft. of Easterly , St)tjth f Ftmnwoi3 Nomei, Inc . ;.aress- P 0 Box — Owner: Laurel Fern ParL Florid., Acrebge a Florida, Acreage: , , 8.egn South 4 dgree's 50i *e'stcornrrrunSouthIadegreeSSo' - 29" East 3319515 North 41 degrees I'40V1h 4 degrees SO',' Wcst , 50' 29" Ea'f 14733 H, South II regrets g' WeSt 73.6.12 Ii South 4 degrees iO' 4'C" East 161 .. North it degrees9. 3)" East to South l,ne of Ferrwoctd Play., Nor tti,.rSterIy to $5 ' degrees 03' OS" W. 150.00 ft . S 70 degrees IS' IS" W. 23000 ft 150.00 ft.; degree's 1$' thence N 70 1$" E. 250.00 ft. t0th P.O.B. -- Own(r: .1. 5chtt, Lucille Greene Mictiql, Carl Platt, Ad4re: P.O Box 7)3, Dunedin , , ', 7$" Emst 151.9515 , North 4) d'Qrees *est 13051 North II 0e'gre-esC' 3" degrees I'S" East 31076 It more or 9' 1." Fat Ii Olf? Sc'ut' £5 degrees fr'S tO ttu WP%PCtty r'i Cf ISO( l4i 7I ft tO _'(I,-!r 3.3 It, 'uth Ii CtvIe's C. Crumley. AdOre-si: 2100 01 State Rd. 434, ltie'qt<e Southerly 9' 31" West 23417 ft. South ca's tight Tower, Atlanta, Georgia. atongsaidWesteclyrig of way fine 4 a.gme,.. Mi' 79" East 161.1=4 ft., Acreage. .6 acres degree's of State Pu 436, 21540 ft. to point 't'' 0'V II. Seginat Westertycornerot c, t'.ee SOuth 10 , a '' dress I Commerce Part Sq, 23700 ft uorie idegres's 31' 31" East Chinrin Soutenra, Cleveland, Oh , ft . 79' 3 eg' 13!??. re 32 are's . F' 1) ft •' L. ,.-ll. 't'j',t (!.I',Ir fl 43 ttrc'r, lr the OvIflweil i4 Of 5Ect 11, 34.• I-r,hip 71 South, Range 30 East; 79" 170 7.3 ft., Uortn 1, aegrees , uoru, " - -' .5 '' - ' CartS 33 Seconds W. along 11w East lane of 79" East 00 ft. SOUTh 4 Southerly ator4 a line parallel to the Westerly n,g of wa line 0, State RI 41 1i (I it,p- Ni:rtri 70 rr' II' I) El 2i ft more or Less to the WeSterly right 05 way line of Staty Rd. 434, Westerly rigeit of w.sy tlne 611 3715(1 for a point 01 bsg)resing: 4 35" east to the po 01 beginnIng. — Owner; oa ft., degrartr, teene $ 31 dgres's 04 miouts 9' E&'sI 40 ft., South II degrees ii Ii of Florida, Incorporated, scum , ' grqes 12' 63" W 3593* . Northwesterly to rQff4e-, North j Orlando, Florida, Acreage: 1.314 13 feet 'tience Soutri 51 'S5 c'grees 47' 26" West sso it 'he 'and-iwit.ct't lit :rnnse'd$t'ly zieg - Ca 3 9 t5t, 'h(v' Pd 36 Owner Atlantic P4at.on,al ft4ii1 of adtacn5 and contcuous to the to point on the Southerly tignI Of ,' fr-rr. t. -tr,i Wip' t P t'caf'.nt Ortar.&,, - P IeI thffrjgh a,,snfral angle ot 4/ i EMtertyaktng ue arc ot sJ curve 1 2S Cctrporattcvs, 11Th FIdot. w - i -- 01 LoS 1, Dityict and the Owfler's arid ad . n-nun ingI e as shn t; j piI TbC!tof r('corded lvi P1st ilQ FrretwQod Bovle'ard, Weg'ds of res Seminole Ccunty, 1, La) 1 — Owner: joj.sgh H Rayl Ii" West 711.91 ft., Welt 101.3 ft., North 754.37 ft. East 102.37 ft. to beg. — Owner - Monumental Pr*pertiet 05 FIa., Inc., Address. West 7IS3ft.,Southl9d,çreesS'Sl' . 900 Sun life Building, Charles wife, Address - 1711 Sholhon,, Trail, Catse'lberry, Florida 16. Lot 15, BlOck C — OMerWilliam J. Smith and Alma F. Smith, PIIS wife, Address: 1170 Hwy. 17 92, 200 ft. Northeasterly 32" East 10 ft., North 3.3 degrees AS. The following described lands 17. That the Prored exterior East 200 39 ft.. Norm 56 Range 30 East. 37' West I. Begin at Northeast corner, run South 79 degree's 33' West 711 32 ft., North South 30015.. West 4977 ft • Not? h 56 to be amend herein is described as follow's: All of English WOcds First Ad ' 77 degrees hiS wife, Address' 7)0 Waverl'j Records of Seminole County, Drive. Fern Park, Florida Florida. t Lot 77 Owner - Donala A I Lot 7. Blocl. A -'- Owner: Dat-ton and Claire Dalton, his wife, Seminole County, Florida, *hih Owner Fte-ctdii Properties, Act was formally vacated: di'e%l: P.O Box 3)6, Fern Park. I. Lot 3 Owners: l-loqkia lal- FlorIda - corporation, Address: P.0, Box 697, er: ThomasA, Yost Maitland, FlorIda 2 LOSS S and 9, BlOCk A-Owntr: and Dorothy Jean Yost, hit wife, Addrets, 212 Wavirly DrIve, Fern Da' Car, Incorporated, Address: P 0 Box 7333, Orlando, Florida Park. Florida Park. Florida I,Lotl6 --. -' ', A ':L=::t " _ I -- '-- • 1 " >.:.l J - Iii _____ _____ fr /,/'_1)J _______ ________________ •) '- - .. ____ • - 1i _-lC.t ' __ . t S i I ' e' ' _____ I 1 3 _____ -. :.- • --f. ___ ____________________ iasg ' _w j - -- * _____ . .- . 'a..', .. - -4 ______ _ wife. Addrcn' 715 Weverly Drive, East. I Eas'erly ICC ft of Block D Fern Pink. Florida - Bot'sford and Beverly B Bottford, Address: P. 0. Box 1116, Louisville, hi's wife, Address: 770 Wtrly kentucky Drive, Fern Park, Florida 7 Block D Less the Easterly 190 0w-nec: Alan S. RoWnthal, 17. Lot 51 Owner: Charlei H. ft. Caittefon and Joyce C. C.asil,$on, Address 113 N.E. 143rd Street, N - -- ____ -'------ wife, Addrets: fll Waverty Drive, southeasterly 56 ft. to a point 7.5 t, .'- .. .t , k4 , way to t'rg Ownet ' Citj of C.l',Stlbcry, Address CdsSetterry, Florida 3770? 3. Begin .*1 ft. South of Nor Iheast corner of Southwest s of the S,outhrr,t rt,i IlorIPI ii degr '. 0 Tht Mist DrIve, Fern Park, degrees 17' IS" West 75011.. Sout' 47 Florida orees 17' 17" l'ast to point 55 ft 7 1 t ') 1li P MMo tortt,sli-,t 01 (.irru(- 14.11, Unit arid Arviette A. Mloy, his w-ife, Ion right of way. ?forth 47 degrees Address 407 LO(hmond Drive, fj 17' IS" East to point South of Park, F k1.da Norm to t.q - Owner' Owr:r " C. Il3i'd St., N Miami Drive. Fce'n Park, Florida 6 Begin 340,31 ft. Writ and South I Lot 63 — Owner: Cesar 47 degrees 12' 42" Eat 609.32 ft. of *ife, Adorets' 1)0 t,ocJ,mond '.outheMt S Lot 4-6 - Owner, Grs<e E - 11' 1, run sCt..ti 47 d.5C'te, j IS" Writ 7 •crt North 47 Hhrrit., SIngle avid Etcine Carol degrees T3" 47" West 1)3 ft. North 42 71* Mist Drrvi, a ',l,o*-n L.r platth-eofro,*d 'ri Plot By(uk $4, Page 93. ot the PubIi 7 Bron 0 lIft West d South 41 (31'grecs I)' 47" East 3-09.72 ft. 01 no,a. Southeast arid Vs-tmj C. Umirs,,, IsIs wife, ti' II" West 730ff , North 47 degrees . 3 tieçjin at intersecticn ,f Soultierty line of U S I? with East Iiripf Sec., run South 31 degree's 17' - '' . t ci .":'t?-,- ,- .. I.' - - - -' - - - r _____ - - - '7'" - r' - ---I_., — - -- I _L - -. , '"' " ' S 5•• ' is I-.. . - _____-. ____ I '; - . .. - S tL .-4;: ,.? ri_I. : 9" ,, I . - ____ - - - -. 5'' . : . . ______ ______ A I , .o''?:' .. 'k. - S - "" s "" . ' i - ___________________________ '_ sisu . -i i Sties I •\ L. — __.: .- • S ___ — I _________ -• .4,'., 19,,g,, -. : • , S ' " " • : • •'1 . .. A :.J _l' 'I - ••.'/" I me. I' ,1',, sr \ - " 'I , ; / j' \•J - " ,', Il. ,, \ ,5.14,-5 ,3' C,. d\ - . '"X" ç'.." ., '' / ( .: ' - • :'. . S 0 \•..,. <" • • •., :S/ )( .l. C ,,,a'55,,I' , h, " I' \ \ t,,. t \ p \\' \ I r' ' 4 •' • .5 ,1 .... :•' :. ,, "\ ' •.' - ' "s tc s"O / 5_'_ d; // "z ' '•••/' (P p S. S \ / ,1 C 1 ,/,//' , 'i" : . 5p 'I / 1 L ' . • 5 .- t I 5, \ . ",st\ \ •s;Cf .. .. I--. 'I '. ' • I I, d . I , . . '''" 4 I). \ç,,•:.'\ "' ,S-'< "S '•c--*'/' - I- 5 JI'.,.',.. 4 '-.1 A:' \..:.' " ' -- •'' w,mn Florida 3 West of Sothnrit '.01 Soutti of 5outheat i 0w-ncr Howell Inu. of Fla, Inc.. Address' 15$ E Robinson Stret4, Orlando. &eq 1 Owner Robert If. Welch, Addreis: 601 Hwy 17-97, Fern Pirk, F'Orida Florida 1. The f011owing deScribed 'i South, Range 30 East, 7t 66.' ft., West 1313.73$ Johns Village II Ltd. Adare'ss: sso Florida 2 North 7 of Sooth . Of We'st ISft 7 'i — of NO Owner Florida 3 South a Ot Northwer',j • , "' ',".) " ' 'l b •1 0th •Iit iC-till — "I t 44 ""' '1"' of Sec. 71, T215. R3QE, lying (Let's 3,10 ft. strip 1Pm,., at racrded in Pat Book 14, parallel to East right of way of St Page 91 Of the PublIc R*cOrds of I ' r 'i Southwest '. Eatt of Rd and with all of the SE i4 Of the SW ....... of ' .......i',' wiiI ii ( ',o' Northwr'st 'rif Southwest i1 feet therf lying East of SR 434 and SoejtP*tst ',run South 40 If. East lts that part c.tf Nt, SE 'a of tue' ili',ti* SW line, Norm to North line, West to - ills I) That the Perimeter description I ft strip parallel to East arid West AbOve described Properti,'s shall be r'.gl'rtof way oUt. Rd, 435 in Nottt i..7 as f011OW's' run South 17 degrees Stewart, Jr. and Virgil H. Wintrobe, Construction Co., Address: P.O. 60* of hit W of the SW Fern P,k. Flori51 4-' '•-.:i '" N All that part of the North ':cf tti 'i I . Southeasterly 17 W line of US 17 thene run utPSncssrrl? ,Vcn W i1flC tQ the Point Of Beclrrnl,sg. SW " • the (Lessrt. arid West 695 ft. Of North (Semoran Blvd.) and tying East of Ihwefl corner run €a-t 1317 414 It, IOuthwejt Na'irTh '4" - minutesllszconds EEst600.CCfeef; Beginning on the Easterly P thence South 47 degrees 17 minutri of US17 t21irid the Ploc'riwc'st corner cofldt West 1010.00 feet to the of Lo; 3m said Fernwoouj Plaza, run 34 rfegr's £7' We-St 176 I ft. Plot !hr'.i n rd to North in,' , 0 Tti't Ioltowr*g cte'serberJ 11t (Con't. on Of the SE i. . -. . : , 1. p ' : - . - -'--" .. ,. • _____________________________________________________ CV '' i A - " ' - -; — ;: LT.._. _______________ ..A - ,..., _______________________________ _______ _______ ,'ti I , : $ ,g :iw . I • -. - " , - ii - . • - a/LI p ..z,nIt . ; . '' C, IOw s p j__TS$ 1 S It i - :- S '' '. ' •ii_" _ 4 - . , - --. - -- - -, _____ 'r I - . •_, - - Township 71 South. Range 30 East, road easement according to Official 39 feet, run thrnce S 64 degrees Recorcis Book 969, Pages 0707 ] 57" 1 10 fett; run thence N 33 through O70, of the PublIc Records degree's 33' 36" F 337 09 feet; run of Seminole County, Florida thence N 3) degree's 73' 39" C 20039 Owner: CommerclI Bank, Winter leet to the Soijthrly R W line ci SR Park, Tr . Address: 15 SGth ' *"Ce tU? N0'thwaslvrly along _ ___ 'hr - teat part of Northeatt corner of INDI AN the plat of Highland Pine's Unit Sat [i 164 II ft North t t'c'g Owner Byron I Kimball and Louise Kimheit, hit wife. Addrst: P0 fbi 545. Altamgnte Spring's, Florida at Nortneast corner 1. fl I I ' pt ,r,. , - -- Feq Park, Florida Owner, &ene' M. and Fra,nre's S. iutr 3 ', -- - -- Wwg end Aunt's Kathleen Wargu, 1133 N. S r ,"' — and Josephine F. Vtt'alj, his Wifi, apoinI7.5ftNorth42d.gr4I'24.' Addrs /30 Wavrrty Drive, Fern Last of Southwesterly line, SOuIP' 47 Park, Florida dv'ore-e% iI' 24" West 15 It. Plot- . —. e -=- . West $43 93 ft. NOrth 52 degrees I)' decrees 17 mInutes 17 second's Wett corner Of Lf)t I In said Fernwgo 60000 feet, thence North 42 decrees Plaza, run S l3deg,es 30' West 300 WesI II? I ft.. North 31 degrees 47 minutes IS seconds East 1010,00 It; thence run S 1$ degrees 49' F East 1936 ft , South 52 degrees $3' feet to the Southwesterly right of- 370 7lft; tt'e'ntui, N 41 degrm09' East *4 II ft.. South wife, Addrejs' flI WaverI7 Drive, 4 Begin 199 S ft South 17 degrees Owner. James 0 .ione's and Helen way line of Stale Rood No. 136; 30" E 3CC' feet; thence run P1. IS Fern Park, Florida II' 26" West of North most corner of thence along said Southwestet'y degrees 50' 30" W. 350 feel to the 0 Jane's. hi's wifC, Address: 16 LotiS Owner- JohnS Verali Block [,run 5.outPieastecly 54 ft. to Oxford Road, Maitland, Florid., right ofway line South £7 degrees Point of Beginning; and lest: beg.) •• .5 HillS, Unit 3 and 4), Less from Ihe R3OE, ana together With ii page 95, of the Seminole run thpnc, ,'ing laid East Section County Public Records, and $ the line NorTh 00 degrees 11 minutes 46 Northerly 356 feet of LoS V In Ferns.econdsWe'st 300feet; thCnCe North WOod Plaza, ass recor In Plat U degrees 45 mInute's 70 Seconds 6006. 13, page 95, of the' Seminole West 195.47 feet to the point of County Records, aria less ''" - .jc, petty lie's in Section II, Township 7, P1pt ('tok 15, Page IC, of th Public Seminole County Public Records Range 30 Cast. Pit'røs of Seminole County, that Iii's In Sec. 70, fllS, R30E, and I Begin at Southeast corner run I Florida, run WeSt along the North together with the North 3733111 05 degree' W East 250 ft., SOuth 50 line of said INDIAN 151115, UNIT the NW 'iCt the NW' 4 of SeC. 20, degr 53' West 71955 ft., SOijth 37 FOUR,a dIstance of 14)09 feet to. TII5, P3CC, less all 0, Lot 3 Fern- O*'ser: Greater Con Carl H. structiois Coiporation, Address: IS Lot SI — 0 Crowlc'y and Donnie'" rowl,y, hit PC aox 5,74, Casseltx'rry, Florida w. j _____ , bring located thin Highland P'flf'5. t1it 7. .ii StI'1sfl b1 plot thereof recorded in Pt-it (lOck 15, page 10, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida 1. Lot 5? 0-airier: Thomat A. - $ S . degree's 13' West 49.04 ft., North SI OC'QCC5 17' West 9.34 It., Southwett on Hwy. I, 92 to point West 01 beij., East to beg. (lets Si Rd.) Owner: Reacts °at' Mart, Inc , Addr,st. P0 Box 517. Fern Park, Florida 7 Begin ItOft. Norlhof5oultieatt * :± •...-, I .- h of the NE lie in Section 21, TownihIp 21 South. '-i Of Se1in 20, T2)S. 2 Lot V — Owner: Seminole Range 30 East. R3OE, less the North 96366 ft. County, a political subdivision of the 1. Southwe's? '.. of Scuthwesl l - th1eyf,5t State of Florida, Address. Sanford, Owner: Florida Stinda, d Land pert of 5ectig I?. T71S 0ev. florida Corp., Addret: 1500 CitIzens R30, that lies SOUIhH'sterly of US Owner Iiroyh;II Realty Co . Ad dret Lenoir. North Carolina Fern Park, FlorI4 f ____________ Fern Park. Florida Ditton, Jr. and Arlene AS. Dalton, within Carriage Hill as shown by hi's wife, Address: 216 Waverly Plaf Recorded in Plat Book 14, page 97, Public Records of Seminole Drive, Fern Park, Florida 10 Lot 79 - Owner: Edward A. County, Floilda, and within hiS D#•a.f . $1 ' ='—' - R3OE, lying East of Oxford Rd aria between Oxford Rd ,id Lots I and 23 of said plaIt Greengege Estate's, 1. run South 4) degrees 30' West Florida (Semn.oran Blvd.). together wIth that O feet, SOuth 15 degr's 1 East Nor1h706 Uf? of South 467.73 ft. part of the p1st of Fernod, 37074 feeS. North II degrest 9'z' of West 1'pof Northwest "of South- r.Corded in P1.? Book Ia, oages I East 300 fees, North 4 degrees 5O"' west ° Seminole County Public ' ',and all of South -a of Nor NOrth 12 degrees 12' 24' East c, Fern Park, Florida 14 '.o I) O'wner William H. Southwesterly line', Søuth ldegree"s SliiIwellandGlendaO, Stillwell,hll .I' 74" West 1.5 ft., Pborthwe'sti'rly ,' I '- Judson C. Cougler and Irene Cmi td. ;o beg. - Owner: Kimn:ay cvi rd. to Norm tic 01 See.. Eat? to page 43 of the Public Records of Florida, Address: 743 Park Avenue, beg. - Owner: Robert H. Welch, Seminole County, Florida, indall of New York, New York 10001 Addrj$: 101 Highway 1747, Fern Greengate Estatet l's recorded in ,I. The' followIng property lies Park, Florida 37730 Pta? Book 1$. page l7of the Public *ithin F,rnwood Plaza as Shown by 2. East 600 ft. of South 200 ft of Records of Seminole County, thereof recorded in Plat (look North 500 ft. of Northeast (less Florida, and all that pin? of the NE aftlotth,biijtcorfler,r(fflSOIJthlOft East 165 ft South 16 decree's 5.4' East to East line, North to Norm West)OOIt olPlorthc.rlyrnostcorner t,ot a. run South 4 degrees East 700't Southl3ci.egreeslr . =1 Casselberry, Florida 13. Lot 13, Block E — Owner' Eugene E. (lurk and JoAnn (lurk, his wife. Address: 72$ Shosisonee Trait, Caualberry, Florida 14. Los 11, Block C — Ownir: Florida 3. Lot 74- Owner: OrrIn J. Witty 0. Bakalla and Barbara Ann B.akalla, Pil' wilt, Addqa-s: 500 East •. V,1de Wefty. P115 w'If. Ad. Highway 436, Fern Park. Florida dress: 201 Waverly Drive', Fern H. The following deScribed land Park, Florida lies within South Fermi Park as 6. Lot 75 - Owner' Franklin shown by put thereof recorded in 3 Block £ (Less begin 199.3 Drive', Fern Park, Flonido Sotjth 42 degrees II' 76" West of 13. 10557 — Owner: Jamei C most P1rki1n and Linda P. Parkison,lsis North corner, run - We'S? 200 ft N*rflseastrrty to beg. Howell Corp., Address: 700 degr's 17' 34"West to Georgetown Drive, Casselberry, Owner: Altøntic National (l••,5 f Owner: Marvin F. Poet', Addret: FlorIda, Acreage' 71.9 acres JacksonvIlle Trustee. under that 5tte 479, 7200 Century Parkway, E..Allanta,Georgia,Acrecge 7. Being a portion of the E •. of ctr?a.n timid truSt 400 144 the SW i,,of Section 71, Tow','ship 1$ t.ddress West Bay Street, 8i' 4 degrees 50' 79" East Souse,, Range 30 East. Covnty rA Jacksonsmlle, Florida 3)707, £75 11. 04 Nontherfy m S 1tlino'e, StateofFI,ridadeja',ib.j Acreage: 40 acres In? 4. run South a degrees 50' 79" as follows. lg'ing of she- 14W 70 Beg;n t Southwest corner, . orner 01 the SE of the SW ' of East l3 ft SOuth t dCgceei ' Murasko, as Ad- 6 Southeast 1 0$ 5'*utp'syest *4 Owner. W.tliam W. Austin, beg. East Of St. Rd. 43.6. (Less Pfoslh A.d,ets P.O. Box 37, Altamonte Sgrings, Florida, Acreage. .33 acre's If .1 and North 'rot West 'i of South 9. Begin South 13 degrees 79' 3*" s 05 Southeast (Less begIn North (,(tfl't. )(5 Rh? Of Way line S. 02 degrt OS" W' 397 SI It. to thi true POint 05 begifuTing; thence continuing along East 35.1 ft. 0, Northerly corner Of Lot 4 19 Begin 5945 ft North of South. run SOuth 15 degrees 3Øi East 120 Park, wide; thence along SaId Westerly 4 a . ________ . North £1 degrees 4' 35" East 2Sf?, Florida Northerly and Easterly on center 13. LOt 13, Block E - Owner: John lineofrd 131.37 ft .South lldegreei F Culler arid Debts's 1. Culher, his P4orTyiwt orner of Lot 3, Fern wo Plata. run South 33 degrees ho' East 110 tt., South 31 degrees SI' 9" - FLORIDA SCALa __________ A. of Michael Simorielli, Deceased, iitli'&, Acreage: .9 acres Dreves..an unremarried widow 5. Beginning at the NW corner 05 Dorothy and Address. p.o. (oTt 744, Fern Park, C Drevet, single, Address: Florida New 'tk 10001, Acreage: 2A acçes degrees 29' Twp. 71 S., Rrig. '73 E.. run N. N iS" West 13.1$ ft 17. Tlsa?parlof theScuthe.s? of Northeast corner run SwIft 39 dowelS 06' 05" E. 31076 ft. to the tt Southwest t.. tJorlMrly 01 Oafu,d degr*fs 29' U" Well "OOft Norm Westerly right ol-way of State Road Rd. and SntAherly of P1st v'S *Qf.eS21'23"wI's30015.Notfli.2, 436. thence S. along the Westerly RigM Of Way 1126.63 ft. thence S. N LfwlQwuod Plaza. (Less beg.n 35 21 degrees 79' 15" East 300ff South degree's 03' OS" W. 5)9.77 II, thence ft Southerly of Pdor?PieasS corner of degree's 21' East 200 /'r Mactin P. Ttiornburg and Ivona C. hunovie Trait. Maiti.i, rt'id IS. Lot 14. Block E — Owner' Dale Qe'p$y Clerk Pub!isti Noy 29, Dec 6 I), 22. 1974 ________ Owner: Hemwy t'tP.:a5 . e MritTh.ail '.. ':n East 70) 715?., South 11 degrees 17' nerl"*th Is a map or ptat of the count1 or counties n AP1.Ch said rj-, I' 7 S I - - a tPieast corner of Highland Pinri, Florida William J. Goodman, Glorlda lhefly on curve 157.17 ft., South er: TIC, Ltd., Address; liSO 3. Lot 72 - Owner: Doroth Y P.'emier Row, Orlando, Florida Owner' Golden I I - ._ . Clerk of the Circuit (our, ' i Courtney, his wife, Address: $30 lift North 17 degrees )5 34 West 2IOft North 47 degrees II' Shoshon., Trail, Casselberry, East to North line, East to beg. and Florida part of parcel 7$P In 172130) 10. Lot 10. Block E - Owner: Owner: Harlan A. and Lucille S. EmmettW HartnioanandMadefin, Blackburn. Address: (No Address) AS. Hannigan, his wife, Address: tO D&gin 11149 II West of Nor 1370 slsostionce Trail, CeIselb.rry Fern Park, Florida East line of Wtst South to St. 101 43 — Owner: .'oM C. AS. ,tf,w-t On . to (Less Bullock md Carol Anne Btifl*ck. PI$ rci.) Owner:- Norman A. 7. Lct il-Owner: Joss' Brent Records of SemInole County, Smith and Ann Guill Smith, his wife, Florioa Address 202 Waveily Drive. Fern I Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block B — Park. Florida Arch Realty Corporation, Address: 193 MitcteIl 3'. S.W., Atlanta, Ga. Acreage. ti acres Owner' Twelfth Urlando Corp. - I' ,ø4 _______ Raet:, Address: 30$ Lochmond ColonIal Dr., Orlando, Florida Dr've. Fern Parb, Florida Ii. Begin on North lifl of St. Rd. 20 Lot II -= Owner: Robert L. 434, 1000 ft. Southeast from In. Young aria Virginia L. Young, hiS tefwctionof East line' of St. Road 3, wife,Address: 306LochmondDriy,, run North 15 degrees 12" East COUnty, Florida. "• _____ — Circuit Court of Seminole Cu' as.ia? North 47 degrees 17' 17" wife, Acidrets: 1910 Shchcnee Trail, 13 Cit West of Rankln and Marie-Helene C. lie's wuIPin 'a;c Lake Per'. *5 Address 373 "El k,A. t',. w4fC, ij siwn by p1st thereof recorded In VOn5, New York or Pli:a, South Si degrees .0' 24" Cc , common, Address: 2301 Dakota wife, Address: 501 Amberjack Loll, run South 15 degrees II' 10" de'shhh1' East 420 I3ft., South Tra:, Fern Park, Florida Street. Fern Park, Florida West 93499 ft. Northwesterly on ' degrees II' 12' East 101511 ft to 0 The following land being within 71 Lot IS — Owner: kenneth (Less Fermi Park Blvd. arid Less right of way of St Rd. 136. 99325 ft. Highland Pines. Unit 3. as shown by Ainsi,, Treat, Herbert A. Treat and to East right of way ,, Hw- 17 97 part platted in 17.71 30).- Owner: ptat thereof recorded in Ph? Book OorothyE. Treat, his wife, Address: Northeasterly on Hwy 737.15 n., Ford, Grs'ene, Meaciow's Pr0pifli, 15. of the Public Records ut 502 Ambrjack Street, Fern Park, Stn 70 d.greel 5' IS" East 939U Address: Citizens National Bank. Seminole' Counhy, Florida; Florida Qitindo, Florida ft to beg. - Owner: David H to Point of Beginning; thence run 4. Par; ot Lot 1, ba-gin South 07 degrees 03' C'S" We's? ISO feet. run SOuth 70 degrees IS' IS" 72 17 ft. North 31 degrees 34 East of West most corner run South West 230 fee? run NorTh 07 degrees East ISo fee'?; run North 3) degrees 34' 3*" West 27)2 ft of West along sa1 P W 137 16 feet to Siction 70 and Into Section 21 to the North 160 57 feet to a Daint. ,II1)V or ,,.....'.v.- -inc 'rn ,r inc rorin', Of the Swi tJS! 156 feet point being the Northeast Corner Of Of the SE '. of Scction 20. T7lS, ', West lOS U ft. to beg, (Less tgin Maitland, Flcfi'la 9. Lot C, Block C the Northeast corner Possrnan. William .1. Goodman, Gloria Goodman, Roy T. Dyi -- feettoWesterlvrtchrofwa,rof high way 436, run Southeast corner. Northerly to beg. Owner- Eltmiws inc.. Aaar,ss: thence run Southeasterl1 along said Corner 01 the SE ' i 01 the SE . ft . North 17 degrees II' 46•• East to Floriaa 7. Lotl, Block E - Owner; Virgil PJorlh line, East to beg. — Owncr' Harlan A. and Lucille S Blackburn. Sayles and ElsIe E. SayleL his wife, Address: 1920 Shoshonee Trail, Address: (No Adorets) Casselberry. Florida 9 Begin 601 I? ft. Last of P4or $ LotS, block (--Owner: Paul A. ihwest corner of Norl"east run 101 U ft wife. Address: 2303 Dakota Trail, wife. Address: 307 Lochmond Drive, Orlando, Florida Fern Park, Florida Fermi Park, Florida IS Begin 43149 ft. North and 51 7 Lot 71 Owner: Willie Gilbert 73. Lot £1 -- Owner. Abraham ft South 1$ degrees II' 10" West of Devore, his wIfe, AdeWe'u. Oxfcrd Rd., Fern Part, Florida, Norttsesly to beg.) - Owner: Firs? Rd. 434 (Less Weit 17$ 15 tt.) Acreage: .713 acres at Orlando Corp.. Addresi: p.o. Box Owner- Mandell and AL*o., AdIS. Begin at Northeasxerly 33. Ortano, Florida, Acreage: dress: P0. Box 437, Fern Park. of Lot 3, vacated p1st 01 Ee'rn*oci, Florija, Acreage: 7.0 acres. run South 37 degrees 13' 43" West 116 Becin at Ii', Northwest corner 3. Begin 1 degree 19' 37" West ft.. NOrth 53 degrees 46' I?" West 1)0 1) OS ft. of South I . corner 0, 01 the SE I ot SE * run along the tt.,North37degreesl3'43"Eafl 152 Sectofl.runsouth3$deg,ee130'42.' North lineal the SE 4 of SW 'fl..Sovth3ldegreesfl'1r'wer,14f, to beg — Owner. RoOtri AS. •ltamonsv' Springs, Florida 37101 I). South of Lot 2, (Less beg. at Nr1hwt corner, run East 61 9 ft. IS degrees 12' west to wi lire, P4orth to beg.) and Nørlh '0, ifi, Address: 310 Norman A Rossman, Marilyn Lochmond Drive, Fern Park. Fern Park. Florida 32" East 107.31 ft. to beg. — Owner: Rvscll 1. Os-yore aria Darla Dr'cker. Addrets P 0. (lox 1016, ?nc n boundary 01 t dfrjct and the sectlon, fnthp, and range lines, togethe' with natural Qeograp features and cx;3ting passM an area 01 5714 acres 01 the SE 14 Wtt feet along the North line t recorded n Plat Book I), Page 93. run Westerly 1375 64 fl to the flfnrd Rd , thence run South 1lnq 4euthaiiest corner 04 run S 1$ degrees 19' E 37074 Lot io in 5,Iid West it W line 312 35 feet, ngti feet; thencerun P44* dflQ 'vWoocis F irst Actcition A% ih,------.- -. _________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Sw Pa'ffler and June 6. Painter, his cvanage easement. Northerly and Florida 12. Begin at edortheast corner Address: 706 lochinvar Drive, Westerly on Easement to beg 5-uthwest 'of Southeast '.run S Lot S Block E - Owner: Bettt' Fern i13rk. Florida *er: lntervest Management Co., West 510)) ft. South .47 degrees . , Zihles, Address: 2001 Shoshonee IS Lot 34 - Owner: George E. Address, ill East Colonial Drive. Trait, Casselberry, Florida Cast 73.91 ft., South £7 oegrees Proetz and Charlotte H. Prodi, his a IS" West 750ff., South 41 degrees Orlando, Florida 6 Lot6, Block E - Owner: Peter wife, Address: 201 Lothinvar DrIve. • flCQin IIi3.iS It. East of Nor I?' 42' East 20335 ft North wife, Address: 702 Loctilnvar Drive, Fern Park. Florida 17. Lot 3$ - Owner: Alce Faiye Robe-is, Address: 700 Lochinvar OrAe. em Park, Florida IS. Lot 39 Owner Kenneth A Fati Ifeet " !E ' Of 20 121$, RE. Less that part of the SE ' of the SW '1 of 71. R3QE, lying within th R W of SR 434. and less the North 10 feet of the P W tine that is 300 ft South . t4enc'ry* ard Charlene H. Hendryx. 32" East 170 feet South 7degrees9' run5outh5fl itt.. EastS.36 ft . South hI wife, Address: 2,309 Kiowa Ira 1, I" West ISO fee'S, North S7 degrees 165 ft. East 132.54.1 ft., Nor 17'72' West I7Uft. tobeg. - Owner: thw-eterly 230 ft from and parallel Fet'fl Park. Florida with right of way 761.13 tt. to ttie 7. Lot 43 - Owner: Earnest .iosepe, D. Robinion, Trustee. Ad parallel to the West rlght.ot way Oxford Pd. to Norm right of way of Soft. easement. Easterlyon right-of '--" of .oulheast '.run South 17 degrees tobeg.) - Owner: Seminole County OldLake Howell P!J. (LesZ South 110 Boz 159, Fern Park. Florida, Florida 5. The West 76 feet of iot 73 &creaQe: 1 acre 3. Northeast * of Norlhwest , Owner Charles P. Melley and lets North 963 Ufeet and South 130 P,itrlci A. Melley, his wife, Ad feet of West 190 feet and drainage irIs, 7323 Firldjngvdd ROad. easement and part platted Matland. Fl idt - B The following prorty being c,reengate Estates( and West 1727.5 locatedwi1ln Indian Hill Unit 7, as II. of Northwest ' of Northeast • acres rt-fij 'r"- North and 30 It. East of Southwest of Fla.. Inc • Address: Ill E. orner. run North 1131t, East IS ft.. Robinson Street, Orlando. Florida Aiith I ,4a.41Vp 0' 17" EaSt 102.21 1 Nnrth I.. ut eJflrsh.aIf i ut " west corner of Northeast 1 of Hills, Unit Three. according to the csegrres Northeast rur at thereof recorded in P1st Book ,' l$'• West 117611 ft. North ii, pageCi. of the Public Records of deorccsl7'42"West7SSSlft.,NOrth Seminole County, Florida: 1.0 acres Tro.eth, h Ford, Greene, Meadow-s Prcert wife. Address: 725 Government 10, 3. run West 107 S Pirtof Loll in Section 7071-30 Winnebago Trail, Fern Park, ft ortP' 17 degrees 1$ 31" VI Address: Citizens NaIl. Bank. Frmnwodd Plaza as shown by plat Florida 5151 ft., North £2 degrees 4)' 76" Orlando, Florida, Acreage: 2 3 'hereof recorctej in Plat Book 13, 3. Lot 70 — Owne'r: Eduardo East 207.iift., Southeasterly on rd. acres page 95, Public Records of Seminole Gamboa and Blanca Gamboa. his toSouthline.Westvoeg -Owner F. The following described County, Florida - Owner: Joseph wife, Addresi: 7221 Winnebago 4? Chippewa It. Maittand. Florida. 9. Begin 510.3) ft. West avid South '. -. 4' oegrees Il Cl tasi T1YJ1 IT. Of and Shirley Ann Lowe, his wife, Shady Lake Dr • Winter Park, Address: 177 Waverly Drive, Fern Florida 32789 Park, Florida tO Begin $103 ft West of Nor 9. Lot 13 — Owner: Edward F. theatt corner of Southwest ' Of 1. lot IS - Owner: Ralph MahIon 2ray and Andrey 1. Gray, his wife, Lot "Y" in said Fernwood Plaza; ahono Sad South lin.o the UorDi' Trt'atnaenf Plan? Site thence run thce Ufl S 4 dQreeS SO' " 01 th' N0c!he3? CCr.rr lheS ' Wt ÔIOU the North line uf Uid along I&d Ie f the SOuthly of the SW 'i f 71. waqe 1reatme corner of Lot 3. Fernw Piant Site a Plaza, thence run South to the Outheast distance thence run N 37 degrees I)' 43" E corner o th SE ' t the SW 1 a Of $hwejt corner of said Sewage degrees3' 54" 1 3)7 ? fret; thence run North to the South line 01 the T21, RoF, 137 tee? to a po Mailland, FlOrida 7. Lot laandthe East 1) feet of Lot --- Owner - Peter j. Abrami and Celia Abrami, his wife, Address: Records of Seminole County. 1lord. 01 sin ecton20. ?hene ru. 7th )?2 )Sfeet lolheNrth*et corner of $e!Ior 20, 1715, R3Ct . hhit'(e run North along the West line of Serlion I?, 171$, P3OE, toth Southeasterly of the SE ' of Ri . thCn( run North along sa t 'hew ';olIhe NW 'ldcgrees 41 44" West 7001?,. North 36 degree's 39 13" East along Said Fla. Acrc'agt.. i acre 17 de'groe at part of Northeast of ii' 31" wi 60 tt , North right of way line 3620 feet. thence Northwest North of Fern Park 47 degrees 41' 16 East 2(53 ft. South N 31 degrees 31' 3*" East 3 94f 5 Boulevarct — Owner: Peter 0 topomn, thCfle5oVthS1degreeS73'fl" t-,usky, Trustee'. Addres5 1515 s I,ipi A,eri', P. tian,j, Acreage .75 acres 1, South 150 ft. of West 790 ft. of LegalNotice __________ _______ __ ___________ . ____ !'. • " 4 SenhnniC County RecOrds; thence East linc Of IhC W run N Odrers0; fl' W 1376 01 the SW ' of lh SE ' of Stin to tne SOu'h line of Grerngat 70. 171$. R30E, to the Point 01 Estat as recorded tfl Plat 600k 16, itt • North ?O degt' 12 1" East North ' of Northeast . dress. 702 1 Commercial Street, Inc.. AddresS: III East Pobinon Santord, Florida 3277) St., Orlando, Florida 6 BegIn East 70371 ft. and South 1, p. All of the following described Altamonte Spr1 ngs. Acreage: .21 acres : D'tfl 4 UreeS Duvahl and Marie 1. Duvahl, hIs 4P75'Wesl7S0ft., North l7degrees wife, Address: 170 Waverly Drive, ' i7" West )3Oft., North 1? degrees Fern Park, Florida 11, 1$' East 75011. to beg. — Owner: Nirth .41 degrees 36 E.ist II : irtrirI ,ini E,tr'rly c-ri ccitcr tineol ra. 131.67 ft., Souni 47 degrees 42" East 25631 ft., North _ fCo't. . Of the SW Florida. 6 Lot 6 =- Owner: Harold A. Frank and Donna i. Frank, his wife, BlackburnandLucllleS 6lackb'n, containngO 7Cllacresmor,orless, hiS wife. Acictre'ss: No address, - Owner: Ellman's. Inc., Address: Acr.eag: 1.) acres 195 Mitchell Street SW., Atlanta, II. Begin 1 degree 23' 9- ' west Ga . Acreage 02946 acres 19774 ft of Sotjiheast 73 Begin 111.69 It, Writ of Nor ci Government tot 3 øvi Southerly tt*ast corner of Highland right of way of St. Pci 436 run South Unit 1, run West 1333.79 feet Nor. 47 aeges II' 16" tt.. west oo . therly on curve 157 lift • th Fern acre's 17" weSt I) tI Friday, Dec. 6, 1974-7B _____________________________ Wesl',OS Southeast 1 f North Floria.. wo Plazal - Owner: Joseph D. Rob,ns IV, Josepei 0. RobInson, Trustee. Laura Carroll Robinson. 24" tObeg. I Less begin I degree 25 dcgrees 39' 13" West iO.I feet; 9" West 192.71 ft of So'jtheast wr thence North !Jclegree's 73' 77" West of Government Lot 3 on Southerly 371.73 feet to the Easterly right 0, = heIr Section 21. To%hiP2$ South, 01 Northst ' 4 Southwt East. Range EaSt 763 road and begInfll 'a fL: lrTr. '4 dt'tl • U? ft 01 East uth Scth 170 1t 'f Noh Irt. ocgrces i' 3 East 306? 5 il' East 12,97 fftt; flS ft. of South 'i and part platted west to oeginn'nu. .. üwiirf: ror.st Crock SubdIt'tslon) 47" East 13011., South £7 degrees 47 I/Cl LeeRoaa, Winter Park. Flid ________________________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, N. 1. Lot I - Ownrj" James Ross Ciartone and Lynn F. Ciarlone, his Arthur A. Rossier and Ctiarlene acres Oh degrees IC minutes 32 seconds W acres 10 BegIn 1971 ft. North of along tPie East lini of said SW , a 0 The lohlwl.,g described Scutheast corner of Government Lot distance of 1197 OS fee'S; thence 5. 39 pro*rty lies within SectIon 20. 3. run North a, ------.,. -- . - - - -, 210 ft . South to South line, East to a 3)7 33 feet. thence N. 51 degrees 23' • ttorth3l73$ft.Iof Northwest ppm? SOuth 47 degrees 41' 76" West 77" West 39.39 feet for a point of 7C*l ft Sc'urh 47 degrpe 3• I? Pu ni Ct nno. -- Owner Robert I and Clar6 L. Sto<kdale. his wift, Ad. ______________________________________________ $ I t ti . .. _____________________________________________________________________ * t S: SD, ,,,g iv si, - i /ifts I t sa . - I - £ j PS �---------8B-Evefflng HeraIcSantord,Fj -- '-..- - .";1_i . .- 2 .T_.-,.- - Frid,y, Dec. 6. 1974-98 ___ Fdd8y,_Dec_6,1974 Evening Herald, Sanf ord, Fl. - 3 Lerles _ JI - Lost ano FOund i5 '.'OOc, -. hlngs to Eat - 18 0"t Cemetery Li", Municipal LOST Navy ockrtbook around Cemetery. Sanhord Very cheap Fed Beef. Dress Weight 5nland Estates area. Has im Call collect. Oriando. $91 $73J. Average 730 Per Hall portant pspers an it Plo Q'estions _______________________________ _______________________________ Limited Amount 177 Ø74 ASked Ri'ward 37) (5777 ou can buy Quality merch,)nd,ga at NAVEL ORANGES, $2.34 flu a budqef price hen ynu shop t'it' LOST Ii' aluminum Iish.nq bt aM Al%o't.ingn.rries ___________________________ oetwec'n 1797 brad and Lake 377 o73)o 036? Monr. _____________________________ 4 Personals ___________________________ 11 Instructions LOST. Sma'l black female poodle, Answers o "Fluffy," Palmetto NASHVILLE REOROING o, LOOKING Aye-. 37) Q!59 FOR Enroll now for January SiNuING 9 GOdThingsto ____________________________ _____________________________ DEE LICIOUs Nave-IS. $730. pineapple oranges, 5700. grapefruIt. 51 30 tanqt'r.ncs. $7.30. per bushel, *11 mis. Free delivery in town 'ute-ll Crumley 372071?. if , - OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER Baby Beef--Fresh Sausage 32 help Wanted ' Houses Rent Unfurnished ____________________ PRIOR MILITARY SERVIcE? NAVIGATORS AIRCRAFT MECHANICS WEAPONS MECHANICS AVIONICS M/IPIY MORE RECEPTIONIST, DeLand doctors c4Ice Good typist. $4600 Start. Good luture, Call $31 I 31 I - - .... . . '" - -' Cnrrsnnndnfc r"" - '.Lurr JIJPcI'uri PctRLJUH, Iii I $277. I 'alt results at a low cost Try one tOday' Phonc' 3fl 261) or $31 - Dry room for painting Ideal for body or mechanical Shop $700 ma Ph in 133$. 2 Bedrooms on) acre river lot CarPsrt ardrcond,iOnjng SlSOmo' ' 3?) out " 3$ Mobt Home Lots ' - I 4.....±louseslorSale LOVELY two story HOME with i Tr.iler lot for 'evil. Plenty of room to park big rigs Cell 3229117 ______________________ bedrooms, Iwn halht I.5,'1,4 room. Iwo cir uecorner;," ' Hunt Realty * . 2 bath, family room, The . - IS helpful but not essential. The abUity 10 operate tamer. mak the Ot) moie intereifing and Profit able. Apply in person t The Herald offices. 300 North French Ave. Sanford Please do fbi _____ telephone. ) _________________ Gwi Girni 24 ______________________________________________________ I for Dad Mee&er rrtn's 1 fold bIlltolcn frOm $7 S0 Other quality Meeker teether goods *aItney Jewtlers. ?i S Park. _____________________ BASS BOAT BARGAINS POBSON MARINE 7t?7 Orlarsoo Drive. 322 3961 Da.2 will luve Black & Decker or Rockv.e'U Poser TOOlS & Stanley Hand Tools from Gregory Lum t. 1 Maple Gifts for Mon and Dad. Rtiti red wood s.gns for the front ot your Rec Vee Sanford R Vee 373 mi. in ,ouf IIfefrornieanstossiS Store for Men. Santcr 'iaj, _______________________ We hays a fine coflec$ion buSh (.r..sa-t Shoes for men. 'Knh, r ••'., 4 '.om will love you all year with a HOfpo.n' Dihthr And an Electric Barbecue Grill will make O.dtOpchef Dick'S Applances. 2617 S. tiench 3777651 We've got everythsng for the The Fight Against Inflation be31n5 GOlfEr-Club, Balls. Ladies & at Ciwaltney Jewelers- Quality Me,n Shoes. Duckster jackets, QItS tOt IC'S?. at ?C4 S Park AND 30 pct. off on Golf Bags. Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. j 37225)1. _______________________ Morn will lOve beautiful house slippers by Daniel Greene from SEARS telephones will be open __________________ Knight's Shoes, 205 E. lit St. every Gifts night til $ thru Dec. 20 Do all your Shopping by one at home 327 1771, "igtq Mei 752 Zig Zag Sewing Machine. Reg S1i95 Sale price, Franklin Mint items and gold $U Singer aporoved a,or "s •.wJ JVWC1Fr. E. 15* St.. 373 Mdl. Turn's Coint, 124 E. Morse Blvd., Wint Park. 617 $333 _____________________________ Energy Savers-Coaster 3 $ & 10 Gifts Speed bicycles from Fixit Shop. 4 French Ave. 327.473) . for for the Home _______ GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by selling your good uied furniture and nppliances to Larrfs Nw I Used Mart, 215 S 5utf0td Ave.. Ph. 3724132. _________________ _________________________ Select your flCw furniture from WILSON MAIER for the best Christmasisati,n,fotglvjflganda Christmas ever, Save on national time for saving when you Shop the Kids brands Liberal trade ins. Fr pages Classified AdsI delivery. Convenient terms We Your kids will gveTV 5tarn,31lE, lit St., 377 We have gifts for the entire family pleased with from Small ufliQu tns to rooms Cowboy or Dingo Boors from full Ct fine furnishings. PHIL kniqftrs Shs, 205 E. Is? si. . DEERE FURNITURE. W. Hwy FRIGIDAIRE. KITCHEN AID. - MYTAG. FEDDERS. All maior F4s15r.Frlt•Icyi__fullIlnp Lewese iö. ' ,pj east . - _________________________ 8ppfiane. Best Quality and dcoi.,nt p•c. L.,w.,. dependability. Plnecres? Shc'tx,tng Center HOME Gve a Gift that increases In Vilue Ar. PLIANCE CENTER. 1700 W. 1st Gwat?ney Jewelers has a St. 372 3fl3 GOLD seltctinn nf ill Rr,..4t ,,..i,. a I -COINS Slyer, $495 5a - -. a Full line of Sporting good;, Fishiflg, Hunting and Camping ac The Sporti Shop, Sinford Plaza. - SANTA BRINGS TOYS FOR BOYS AND CURLS FOR GIRLS A want Ad trr';s fast re-'51% -- - Flowers amsd Gittt for all occasions. tropical and exotic plants. "Quality •t Discnt Prlcet". CAREFREE FLOWERS, 370) S. Orlando Drive. 373 715-0 ' Legal Notice Keep them frs' fro,s sretc'ing, Flea collars, tags & InviSible collar Sticks from Animal Haven, 737 5737 Legal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTy, FLORIDA CIVIl. ACTION NO. 74DM.$ CAMERON BROWN COMPANY, a Norm Cirolini corporation, Ptantiff, v. CAMEO BUILDERS, INC. a Cc'oratr IIUZZAIRD PLU..*BIN(, COMPANy, INC.. a FlofidaCorpora. BRITT - $ INC. a Florida Cot porit.on, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CREDIT MANAGEMENT INC.. a Flot. Corpor&ton, KEPIPIETH 1. WINE GARDNER a ELEANOR I 'IINFGARDNER Def,int NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIQ, TO: ke-nneth L W'negardne-r Last known address 7215 Coventry Orivi' Winter Park, Flmida FOR SALE Well secured Iirst mortgage worth 54.500. Piys C vet l3pct..Weolsomake,buy,o, sell f.ci? & secisd mortgages. In terested'? Call Barton B. PiIcl REALTOR & Mortgage lIrol 3777493. ________________ 30 ________-- - - - ..,. ' ' , !'' '' Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool. F I ORLANDO 3655555 I j I MARONDA HOME in Dsllona as evw belA this easy' Weri,,i Ptplisweili$IrIrpq;,,, an annw*t liv5ted $rsu income •f tiI $tI.7;O are VrIdtiIll$It5lrdelvy5i, . •1151b411?y bq*oom him, hr NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT AND I NEOUCED MONTHLY PAYMENTS mdc, the Farm,, films Ad L n'tft,51r1t,,n Attutta. Plan siivn 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE I 323.7900 Initial Rerreational Fee Prepaid - NO CLOSING COSTS I CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROM$ PER CENT / i Located 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., OFF AIRPORT BLVD S on Sanford Ave., In Sinford. Sites office open Mon..Fri: p.6, Sat, & Sun. REALTOR 74 HQ, Service SUPILAND- WELL CARED FOR bedroom, 7 bath, family room, Escellent shape. Onty 5.21,100 LQke Jennie U, TAFFER REALTY 1100 E. 25th SI, 372.4435 SANFO8D 1-2 BEDROOM APTS. SWIMMING POOL FISHING. BOATING Dl'POSALS 323-0742 or 323-0532 Inc. 831.4039 628.2162 JOIN US FOR PEPSI, COFFEE AND DONUTS HANDY TO SHOPPING 3 REALTCRS ACREAGE Goodsmall acreage with d withO$ homes. 42 Mobile Homes _____________________________ - - ChrIstmas Specials 7 BEUPOOM I bath home in city. Paneled rooms and .arpetecf, Only $13,954. We now have models ready for ImmedIat, occupancy In Carriage Cove. Sanford's newest mnpbile home park. FRANKLIN ARMS APTS, Il7OFlorldaAv,. 32i6430 74'x40' Barrington, 3 bdrm. Must go! No reasonable offer refused. _______ -. Lotand Acreage . 33 . Rentals from only 55 and companionship, yet at the sime time, yø Best lot selection now available in maintain your privacy while living in the city of Sanford, __________________________ - I. ' Apartments Rent Furnished Carriage Cove features a giant community _____________________________ iroom furnished ple*, 7Itn St. 1st 6 last m. piu-i $30 deposit I child plo pelt 37354$), ____________________________ Nice 1 bdrmrs, trailer, also apt. Goo,j loCitir,. Mature ajIfs Utllitiei NOde-posit. 373 5445, WtLAKa APARTMENTS 111W IS? St AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. 140 PETS 1)6W ?nci5t __________ U . Bedroom Adul? Onli' I - ' SANFORD Sinford's finest family park. 2404S.H*-y.1792 REALTOR 373 i7i Come out today WINTER SPRINGS.J YRS. OLD! 3 BDRM., I', baths. assume Iv' interest loan Payment lees hP renI $25,300 LARRY SAXON, REALTOR, 323 91)0 ______ u, ,s.. I Ph. (305) 323.8160 ¶dando832299 C CARRIAGE water are included in your low monthly rent, ful community and loin US for a fun way to live. 124 cltJ 'NSPECT MODELS BY GREGORY MOBILE HOMES HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet - - ORD' "away from It all.' See / APARTMENT. -, 1rge 1 bedrm f'mnsh.d Opartment Adults.nopats , alter 4:30 - -L- - the CARRIAGE COVE Slate- Rd. -127, 2.3 mtks ldst Or I792. Ph, (.105) 323Ml6() ()4and() H31'2299 of materials... - In keeping with the wooded surroundings. '--' - Additions Remodeling -__-----.---,----- - - Heart Cypress fence postS) 75 each at OSteen 3721*6) Need a serviceman fast'? Check the Businets Service Ads today. STAN'S AUCTION Hey. 16, West 1st St., Sanford now open daily for retail sales. Always a bArn full of good clean used furniture, an tigues,, TVs, and appliancea. Auction every Saturday nlç1ht 7:30 p.m. Consignments welcome. For information call 322.91)3. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL--TRADE ill 3151 First St 3fl54fl CSIIO - Auction Any - Car Sale FRIDAy 7 - 30 P.M )69Mustng I owner, low mileage, Duncan Phyfe drop leef table & I ladder back chairs Mahogany l?92P,jitta 643 1413 dresser & mirror, Re-cIlni'r, Couches, Color TV, AØ, size gas STILL TIME TO BE that new & electric StOves, Trunk, Elec home-for Christmas Our want ads tr0 Equipment, including (B are full of liCuses fit for every size receiver, Chlldrins school desks, family, and 'very Size budget, all kinds Shelving, display tables, peg boards, etc 1,53 Lincoln wtth (30 engine, just rebuilt. New transmission. Best offer. fl.i37i. Dell's Auction Service 166 Cheveile Milbu E'ce-tie-r• condition, air condition, power steering. 3230454; 323 4632. 1369, Volvo Sport Coupe, 1100 S I weed, overdrive. 81595 6416323 _________________________ 71 Toyota Mark II, $ cf,, aflumebalancoolUsoo.atwper mo 3225312 after 6 p.m. -------- ---- - - SANFORD RECVE SERVICE 23)1W.lstSt, 323.1711 1944 QdsmobIIe statian wagon Works excellent. $313 or trade for appliances or whatever. W! accept payment on casts price- 1 2984315. )95 Cadillac Runs Real Good. 1150 373 I41 - - Move your old abanaon.ci tar FREE lfyCijWlllcall ii'ii. afte-r 4pm. 372 16?1. -- 76 Auto Repairs ____________________ Parts.Accessorjes __________________________ 1NIVW. Looks Bad. Runs Good, 1350 37230)5 - 197) VW 411 Station Wagon. automatic, air, except iOfl4ll't clean, low mileage Call Don Pope. 322-1*51. Dealer. Complete accounting and tax se.'vice for small busInesses. Williams Accounting, 373.7113. _______________________ Having trouble storing summer items? Sell them fast and easy with a Classified Ad. Call 322 2611 or 33) 993 Home Improvements Pet Core . - -- Boats & Marine EquIpment 72' Cabin Cri'1ser, all aluminum Needs little work First $100 takes. 3)14 Year End Clearance Sensational prices like: S'095 flats foal, $693. Galvanized 1773 Irailer, $135 Dependable $13, ,r)IOr% 3) HP, 5393, Vail our lasgr L'o-t lot Terms - ____________________ Beauty Care _____________________________ 327596) Can.te SI® 51 11(1 -. Ia. w''s' flrWflS 16' 1 ib.rglas$ Base Boat 6 Tralle-r, $130 Il' '12 CPu ytier Boat, with 7$ PIP Jofsnson me-ton I. tilt trailer, $1?X 3723200 or alter 3 37) Øçj PIANO SERVICES All malies. nd Players Tunng Peoar3a?c You'llllnd in the Wi,it Ads, sucsp'ies for the Twelve Days of Christmas Pressure Cleaning Drums for little Drummer Boys whoarede-artoyou,pemaptp, FALL CLEANING French Horns, or maybe a pretty "lmoac"Wasp,6, 5cr. Kieen Partidge for your potted Pear Exter'walis,Hvet patio, walks I Tree roofs Removes miltl., muddobbers. wasps & Spider Ktche-n Bathroom Cabinets, webs Counter tcs, sinks, Installation available- Bud CabelI 377 1057 anytime Heater CJeankig - TO%[R'S BEAUTY SALON OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 3735954 __________________________ Clean and Service Duotherm, Quaker, Perfection, and Siegler h5Itet. 13 years etpeci*nce. 377 1790 (fornrlp Harriet? s fleaut, Oa5j - 55 _______________________ Remodeling and Repai Room additions Fully insured. Good rcfere-ncet Jim Trego, 37) (203, 5191 PIne- 772 511? Take a look. 7$ Garage Sales in one. Clothing, Furniture 3, HOUse,td BARGAIN GARAGE, 105 North Carpentry Il 97. (be-hind Sobsk't. Lorigwood) ___________________________ Wednesday through Saturday ID 1. & Sun 173 331 $44, Carpert, 5-nil 213 'ç, .,jF Remodel, Repair, A'ld,h,ons Licensed, Bonded, Insured, 10 GARAGE SALE: Saturday&5un,,. 5 Ill Iarkwood Drive Yrs ERIS 373 lIlt pi..cket novels, clothes, fur. _____________________________ nithings, Misc. _-_-------.- _______________________ ______________________________ Odd Idos of all typts, Carpentry, PET REST 1514 Painting. Cement Work, Light Boarding&Groomng Hauling 377-26,45 Ph 322 1057 _________________________- ____________________________ lnterior.Exterior Plastering. Platter patching and simulated Piano Services brick specialty. 372 7710. - Garage Sale-. Geneva on corner ci Lake Harney 6, Lake Harney Heights Heights Roads, Dec 6. 7.3 MAITLAND FLEA MART 322.3103 . 1971 Mustang convertible, beautiful baby blue Sanford Recve, now has a full lIne f to Accounting ______________________ I til line ct Aejlances 5,,,itrirc! 1I,ctric Company 7572 Park Drivm'. 372 15-67 ____________________ GARAGE SALE: 534 VALEPICIA ST. FRI. SAT. 1911 Hwy. 1797 OperiSit & Sun. 9$ $31 7920 Zenith Color Console, 150 AIioMiic Items 373 0101 $50 Down Buys ewmg Alterations Designing & Dressmaking by experts, Singer approved dealer, 210 E 1st St. 3734461 WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR CHRISTMAS? Today's VuieTide Gilt Guide probably hj wnate-,ier ? iS Wall Papering Land Clearing _______________________________ Profpsslonai Wallpaper I-Ianp'r S&A BACKHOE SERVICE 15ti,CO3m, Free Estimates, Ph 3774173 Landdearing, sep tanks, lilt dirt; Concrete drlvcways All kinds cf dggq You'll feel like Saying HO, HO. , iQ -u 9117 ;t 323 )Cf) when yOU %e-li yQi,'r "Don't Net-os Wall do patiot, sidewalks arid Qthq *ithIClitlifiedAd Just dial 377 Concrete work 373173) a.er i 7611 or III 9993 arid your frie-ncjl P C!assifa Gal will t'elp ,CI Pest Control FILL SANTA'S BAG WITH A GIFT FROM OUR YULETIDE GIFT ART BROWN P1ST CONTROL GUIDE in the Classilied section of Well Drilling 2542 Park Dry, The Herald. 3273343 ' WELLS DRILLED PUMPS A Small Classified Ad brings b.' SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Home Improvements 'eturns Try one and see Call 372 All hypes ,inctszes 1011 or 1)1 999) 'A'. r,pa.i an service Carpt'ntry, RemodelIng, Addteøn, 'tINE MACHINE & Jim Rowe Pest Control Custom Work Licensed Bonded SUPPLY CO 2636 lroguoi Ave Free estimate, 37) 4031 Sanford. 327 7070 707W 2nd St 322 ". -.-- .- - - _____________________ " - -__ - ......_ ''' Ceramics for sale All finished pieces, and alSo china dolls, 372 IllS * IWIII GCD Lii [DII - - Air Conditioning - lt0BSOPf MARINE 7371 Hwy. I? 37 Coil For Appointment * Mustang City Wanted to Buy - Garage Sale. Chamber 01 Corn me-ice Building. Sat. i i, Tn. County Roadrumwpr ,' - 1' t9lOSimca, real economy 1393 ' Auction Camptrr.Travei Trailers - YARD SALE, Saturday, Dec. 7. All Heat & Ar Conditioning day. Christ Melhodlst Church, 01(1 Central FAr free e,timates, call Carl Orlando Hwy. Small appliances, Harris. at SEAR 3 in Sanford 327 misc. 1711 Carport Sale. 407 W. 9115 Sun after 9 a m. Waler softener, clothes, boat, bike, tent, etc. Appliances Riding Lawn Mower Fir.11,',at t'r,n,hiIia'.a $705 334.3597 7 Months old Vita Master reducing and massage machine on stand, Cost 117$ would like to lrade for sewing machine or Sacrifice, 373. 2130. 72 --- - - - -__________________ . A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Garage.Rummage Sales _____________________________ - nign R'acki;D. '70 --- Reconditioned Batteries, $12.93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1119 Sanford Ave. CASH 322-4132 ___________________________For used furniture, appliances,tooIs, You can get a fair price when you K? Buy 1 or 100; lterns.Larry's advertise your "don't netos" in Mart. 213 Sanford, Ave. the Want Ms. 54 BOX CAR PRICES JIM DANDY FEED P's Fruit Jars ('Is, Barbed Wire-Hog WereChicken Wire--Fence PostsBUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GORML',"s. E.stlo. ,,i,lcs-ct 373 4733 I,..,. tl.,._a._ •. ,,,,, LU)lI, is'' Take a cue from a Classified Ad and sell Your no Ionge-r.neeaea pool table-b Phone 3222611 or $319993. _____________________ --- Miscellaneous For Sale _______________ - 53 TV. Radio. Stereo ________________________________ 19' Color TV, excellent Condition, reasonatlle. 377 7129, - BUIlt With Pride By - The Droyfus Interstate Development Corp. -- finest beautiful (> 1<. I'Uedroom $75 Week andup - -"- 'he homes built with pride & . -- Vacuum Cleaners, $1330; New Xmai liweiry, Xmas lights; Bunk Beds, 170; home decoretions; Ope' 99, ThanksgivIng to Xmas. Dave's FurnIture, 500 Sanfotd Ave 32) 9370 We invite you to come out, visit this beaufl. 2Bidroomouptev. Air, Adutt. HoPe-ti Ccnfac$73)7palmettoAve 1 EEDROOM FURNISHED MELLONVILLE AFTER S SANFORD- Lovely modern 3 bdrm,, l'i bath home on large fenced corner tt $21,500 Owner will hold mortgage, 377 3791. COVEJ 7543 Park Drive, 372-714i .. I-IUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell. Jenny Clark, Astor, 377159$; 3221*5) Day, Eve. miles east of 17.92. Best of all, you can be a part of exciting Carriage Cove living for as little a $55 per month. Year 'round activities, sewer and '. ------ 50 -_________ choice lot, Slati' ltd. .127, 2.3 _______ inii, Harold Hall Realty a volleyball court, tQt lots, and a teen center. - ' m upItOirS apartment Iight, water furnished 519 30 Mo Adults 377 72'3 After 4 I i I arnl reserue your "ecreal ion center complete with meeting and hobby rooms, a 60 foot swimming pool, a 7 beckooni, air ctndltloned, wall wall carpet, si,s mo pivi $50 depOsfl.203E.2lstsI.CaIlJfl)0 Jiargeroomns,f;repfa,5 sit by, porch lot storage Moth, no pets $1.D a month lii 7455 -Clean & pretty, 320 Rosalia Dr., Bid, electric fireplace, frosl.free refrigerator, niw rod, fenced, 3600 dOwn, $155 mo. FHA. OwnerAsloclite, 333)336 or ask for Teka at 62$ CIOS Now Open Carriage Cove living brings you the best of both worlds. activity, recreation, friendship S. lOor 20 acres, desirable location, Paved road, trees. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 625 01)1, - - XENMORE WASHER, parts, service, usd machInes. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730447 ______________________ Repotwsse-dstereo console. e track player. AM FM phono, psychedelic light, red velvet front, built in bar. 110.93. Hallmark, 17*3 W. Fairbanks, Winter Park, 6471577. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 310) Orlando Drive Sanford)?) 3505 --- CentralFlorkia's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR '37439) I919S French 172 1196,372 754 MOBILE HOME PARK family mobile home community. Stemper Realty ==\ , Dial the results number, 327 2611 And place- a fast acting Want Ad' - /" N,,. ;" ________________________ -- the perfect setting at Sanford's prestige * * GENEVA GARDENS Singtj story studi*, 1, 7, and* I bedrOOm, apartments Po,u. clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, kitcheneguapped certral heat and air. Monthly rentals from 5)4230 322 7030, 150% W. 25th St. Sanforø " in - ---------'---.-------_.-.------.-, - I BEDROOM 2 bath home. Only 3 years old Only $26500. - .-. Magic Chef b.illt.indotjbI oven, still in carton Cost 1337, will Mcrifice or trade Poloroid Mode-I 210. excellent cond, $3; Kenmore Washer, heavy duty. 13 lb., all cycles, automatic. $63. 3237130 -- 2 BEDROOM I bath home with family room, Nice trees Only 1)3.005. 68 - -. Minor repairs carpentry or painting interior or e-xterir In your home for cash or trade labor for ap. pliarsce, working auto or what have you Lcensed, Ron 1 291 431$. __________________ .,,, ,., ,._ 52 Appliances _______________________ DOubI,wlde- Refrigerator. Freezers Guaranteed, Sanford Auction 373 734 _________________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES orianao Drive Sanford. 3215200 "A wise investment beats a 111.1 m of toil," way of life -----------_. . - ' - . Eve-s. 349.1146 Days.-377.6)fl plights l?25474ot 322 7357 Stemper Sezi convenient to everything. Fron 36231.54 Singer Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East lit S., Sanford 377.911) 254$ Part Dr. MUST SELL NEW 3 80. 7 BATH HOME, all extras, good location, Make- offer. 3277217 Reg.ReaIE$t4t,fl.Ø,.' 377 1)01 ?6l0HiawathaAv,.at 11.92 Come home to a new aid exciting ______ DELL'! AUCTION SERVICE H*Y.IIWe5t.S.ntord 323 5470 'hihuahua puppies, AKC, repels tSIhma, 550 6 up. 345 5057 ________________________________ Free to good home) black kittens,7 210 Fairmont, 3221219 ----- SECLUDEDandconvenierit S acres with 3 bedrooms. 2 bath mobile home, Terms $71,900 PAYTON REALTY 110 W. AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD, '* - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - DECEMBER 6 .7.8 , ____ Open daily 10 S for consignments or sales off the floor, We' also estales, etc. ...huatua. For iii. (rosen beef. Animal Haven Groming 1 Boarding Kennels. 372 5752 ii__. Horses __________________________ Dropinbobbn,zigzag,afl3e-,j, 4 yr. old. Sorrel gelding TENa.r..-,ltP( tle-uny & 5ITI011. LIke new COnditiO, sold Wir,ted $350.Nancy Miller, $31. newfor$1$,balanceofcashor 2442. s payments ci $10. Ncw warrapty Your MLS Agency heat and air, wall to wall carpet, garage & chain link lenc, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY * Anytime bsdroom, 1'-, bath, with central For 2 bedroom duptix apartment Furnished or Igsfurnithed f swImming pool. 4720 S. Ortanc Dt 323 2920 - 37) 5470 . ELEGANT Spanish Home on 3 bIt. Living room with fireplace, fQr. mal dining room, I bedrooms ard nursery. New kItchen, and family room. All with, wall wall carpet, heat anti aIr, garage in rear. 139.000 Terms. ________ Motorcycle Insuraote BLAIR AGENCY 373 3!e4i NEED A GIFT FOR A RELATIVE I977HONDA)SOCC OR FRIEND'? YULETIDE GIFT EXCELLENT CONDITIOP4 GUIDE HAS lT TODAY IN 1430.3230W CLASSIFIED ADS' ____________________________ ClilSitied Als are-here ho help 'u buy. Se-Il, rent or swap at s c'. lr'fushelpyoupta(p,ours 70 Swap and Trade r,,i 7222611 or I3t Will trade late model car for =: -., houseboat. Call Stoney Jackson, Autos for Sale 327 14$). h".y 16. We-if, Sanfotd - * * LEE ACRES- LISTEN' GOL(ms TOUCH'N SEW bedrooms, 1½ baths, family room, in sewing cabinet. repossessed many extras, Large lot. 129,300, Singer's best model, windi bobbin lvi machine. Full automatic. For Complete Details Call Pay balance of $73 or 10 pay. REALTOR Associate ments of u. AlAntar U157 377711) 337.747k 131) SANTA BARBARA OR. I apt., centra -- Sofa&Chalr,2e-ndtablei&cc(kt.il table, dinette set. I chairs, Chest, 373 $291 after 3. COUNTY- OLDER 2bedroomon 1 acre plus. Only $11,950. REAL ESTATE. INC. a.. VII LMIt HOES mROflDAI 2nd floor 2 bedroom, kithi equipf)edairht$5 Cm owner, Deltuna, (305) 374 1362 - I Possible tUbidi,,d monthly Payments JNNIE - • "SANFORD'S SALES EAOER" JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR i APARTmENTS Opening Realty 1 FamIlies or 5ingle S Contact us; you may qualify II - . . S Piece- Wood Dinette Set, table-Il Dot>erman Pincher. bIik, rust (hairs, As low as $49 95. In-male 1 months AKC reg Must ALL NOLL'S STORES sell make offer. 321 3962. There's One Near You female black. 6 wks. TraditIonal style-ti gold sofa with Cock.a.Poocjle, $70 Also 2 older dogs frie to good matching thai.', $50. 322 5173 eves, home. $31 9937. - ,. I cr7 bdrm. tOwflhOU Stenstrorri 7. Adults 1$ through retirement. CailBart Real Estate Bamboo Cove. I 2 BDRM. shag, i Sunnyk.tcns, playgrounds. n cay park & Sanford Plaza. F,i ii Airnt fli..,l ,... ,a. Aye 37313.40 - HEW Dial 322-8721 __________________________________________________ Grand Want Ads ring, are you liting?A wInter mon.ylandt VOULt. FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIED pages of Thi Herald, - - Motorcydes 1371 I-lOrd,, CLISO AdIf cwnej, maintained to showroom con dition. Cleanest bike ava'lable Oflly$700 (priced negotiable) oa iO'O Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. Is? 51,32) 4352 ____________________________ - _- ,, - - 3 bdrms, Sanforcrs best section, P40 DOWN PAYMENT CaShor terms Byowner. $33,OQO. 1. Yournewcustomhomeon.lo,o, Low down payment 322 1195 yOur choice Large Picnic Area. Basketball and lennis Courtç. I Eve 3?) O4$S Associate Apartments Rent Unlurnisheri - ____________ Ii Days 372 7174 flroke & •' .-. _______________ _____ _____ _____________ Notice NOTICE OF SHEEIcF's SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE INVITATION TO PIOTICEIS$jEREByGlVENthaf EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Notice i hereby given that the by virtue of that Ctf1ifl Writ of CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, City of Casselberry of SimiIe Esectjtigqs Issued out of and under FLORIDA, County, Florida, will receive sealed the teal of the County Cow" Of bids up to 5:00 P.M., Monday Sem,r,ote County. Florida, upon a PROBATE DIVtStON December3, 1374, in the Cassetbrry 'mat ltgment re-ride-red in the CASE so. sioi Lstate of City Hail, Casselberry, Florida for oresaid Court on the h day of one- 1372. 1c1Ilnr compact pickup July, A 0. 1971, in that certain case CAROLINA CERbSOLI, Deceased truck entitled H?I Lumber an Hard'Aare NOTICE OF FINAL RETURN SPciflcatons mat be oaine Compan, Ptatnt,It, vs Y,,ilaam AND APPLICATION FOR from theCityManaç.,r, Casselberry C,.rbnardt and Debris Geth,ard,, DISCHARGE Defendant, which Aforesaid Wr't Of All persons are he-t '4y rtil?ed that City H-alt, Catselber,y, Florida The City reserves tn right to accept ()' Ecicution was delivered to in, th under%ign,d as Eac-cutur of said reject arty or all bids 3seriftoi Seminole County, Flotida, estate, has complete-a the adharry Hug d I have lvled upon the folbow.ng miflistrollon thereof arv has filed In City Manager described property Owned b' caid Coutt his final return and ap Publish: Ploy, 73, Dec. 6. 1374 William Ge--bPirt and DeIcre piictl for disthorge Obiections DEll eCipbhjrdt, s#d property being 'hete-tø. 1 ant, shkJ be duty filed iocatea;n Stenirsol, County. Fiot4j, After filing proof of publicition mere particularly described • mowing thIs notite has be-ar. INVITATION TO BID folIo'*s' ptiih once a week for Notice Is hereby given thôl the , One- (1) 909 Ford Pick Up Truck, ccnsIcijqi,e- weeks. the matter of City of Casselberry of Seminole Tag G K 3059. Black irs Come-i Ipprovil of sai.ct return ard the County, i'l receive sealed bids up and t.s, undersi',ed as St'erstf of ordering of diStrIbution ci said to 5:00P.M., Monday, Decembert. SeminIe- County, Florida, wilt af estate 1371 In this Cisse-Iberry City Hall, at *111 come before the 1100 AM on the '9th day 0 3$ Lake Triplet Drive for 5: Jofin Alo*atd,y ElNnor L Winegarcpir December, A.O 1974. offer for sale Distribution Materials. As Earcuto, of Said estate Last k,n',in 'daress and sell to t.' highest bidder, for Ii'ulin Ray Spe-cific.tIor, may be obtair*ci 7245 Co'.c'ntry Drive (Ut'. Subject to any anit all C1i5t.tW, from the CIty Manager. The City Aftirney for Exec.j.)r W -i:!i'r Park, Flotidô leins,as Ihe-pront(w,st)Doo,Ofth, flt, Bos reservesthe -igtst,oacr,pfotrel,ct YOU ARE i'4ERE&y NOTIFIED Ssrninole County Courthouse in p Aly or all bids lIsa? a wit his beer' filed against Sanfotd Ilorid.. 3377) Sanford. Florida. the above Harry Hug Publish' Ploy 79, Dcc 6 I), 70 974 ir' the above tntttled ra.se-, nd tPst deScribed personal properly Said Cl?y Manager YOU ire- here-b-,r req.,re' t f,ie- yr ve-hiCie- being sorea at Ritliff ard o H 93 City of C4%Ileberry. Ons*r wars thi Clerk of this Court. $oS In Sanford, Ffotid. FICTITIOUS NAME Further. Florida dtcsefveacopythafeofupon,h, "nfccmatlonavaileblefrom,p,eCi,, Notke Is hereby given thit I am Publish Ploy Pi:r.ifs. r P-r's4 29, Dcc 6. 1971 D.yon ol the S'f 2M s (f.'rfy ta'-n."., ,jt 775 P4 Il 92. DEN 139 nmc' end JdUris at. S1secltl' D,portment, Casselberry, minof, County, ROBERT 3. PLEuS, JR.. of That said sate is being maoe , Flor CAPLION, FIELDS. WARD. satisfy the fprmt of said Writ of DIJP4daunde-qfhefic,jtsnameof RITE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS TRANSMISSION EMMANUEL. SMITH & (LiTLE 'ERviC tna I , ifltemf to NAME STATUTE P-A. 160) C7IA T*,r, OflOrido, . POlk. regiUersaln,rn,w,i,h,h,ClO, TOWHOMIT MAY CONCERN. Florid.. 37201, not later tPuç Smieraf Itit Circuit Court. SemInole- County. Notice b- here-mt given tnat the Decembr 3OfPs, t97 Florida in ac(ord,e- ,vtPi the- undersigned, pursuant to "ut Seminole County, Flotidi If f! t , Pt-l'. Pie-i l. I ;" fl it l',' ''l'ct,lo,' c f4( ChICr -.i lCd ItiC re-i&i DLII 35 StiituIet, TO Y it: SectIon •4 pe 165 0'. Florida Statutes,w,Ii regislef in the C.omplaint The' FIorkJa Statutes 1931 w,th the Clerk of the Circuit Court, nature of ¶c a ss.,t 1eruq S 1dk GU'n mend for Se-nysirscle County, Florida, f0rCcios.rm t mrlge-g en Chbnq sçon receipt Of prngf of the cwssbtcing the following dt,rioed Publish' Nov II. 77, 2i, Dec 4, )9fl l*Ibhcaticn of this NotIce, tPi ftc jwopertysituatein Snoi.cojy INVITATION TO$IO "'t tntious names, to wIt: Florida, to wit: PiOtICO It .*reby that the HUSKEY RrALTy FICTITIOUSNAMI L0t59,IOand EIof BbOCKI, Lofsfl City c Casaetbcrry of sninof HUSKEY LAND DEVELOP Cosietty, will receive sealed bivt up and 24.01 Block I, SHADOW HILL MENT Notce tthiteby orven that I am SUBOlVlStONac:o'dmngtotp0, to 500 P.M., Monday. Oecembe-rt, HUSYEY COP4S7RUCTIOPJ in bu%nri.s at 7471 tp*fefa re-ro'dc'd in Put 800 1?. 1971 in'Pie Cassefberry City Hall at engaga, HUSKEY BUILT HOMES FrenCh 1,i-, Santord, Semirnip pacts 61 f2 nrid 63. Putl,t Rerurds 93 lake Triplet Drmvi'lcr 1.q'j ari HUSKEY DEV(IOPF,;E?IT County, Flomidi under the- "ctil,ous randulbr CNori of 5tmni<te County. F 'iUSKEY CONDOMINIUMS nanseci WHOLESALE TIRE CO., e-Cfci! WITNESS my hant.jCndftic'cijof be HUSKEY HUSTLERS nd .et I irittrid t register sa1 Sad Court at SanfOrd, FIor,dj. m.- f?T$t' the- Cd V -Manages', The C.ty name wiTh th which f expect to engage in Clerk of the CIrcuit reserves the rich? to 4C(cpl f'v rafict 74th day of November, 1374 buJntt at 1000 We-libya Springs Co-f Sem,,l, County. Floridi rIi t! bi5 Road, ''ngwooct, FlorIda fl7tt rr it t'ut ,., .!! TI'eI the r' iertsted an scid Fk$ilui tart.4 O C!'rf. ci ht C"l Ccs.'rt Lastinesi enterprise s as fOl$G#,l: Wa: Srrt F losid i$a$u4n ip Marin T. 'J-n:en City ot Casseot'rt. Huskey 1357, Fl5 Dpjs, (lick Dated at Maitload. Florida, this Cirf VpahI bt.s7, PlOy 79, Dcc 1. 1274 P..lvie !IO ;c Oc 6 13, 70, 1974 P5.tis Pw 1$, fl, 79, Dec. 6, 1311 ?lnd day Cf NCv,ber, 1971. 13.3 on-i un Publnn D. 6, U. 20. 37. tfli Of DLI 2) ' - - • PRICED FROM S35000 - - JOHN SAULS AGENCY _______ 78 GOLD . -- M. UNSWORTH REALTY B03 W lit St. 37) 6061, 3T• 0317 Duplex 2 bedrooms Refrigerat and stove, Ail"i, viO PCI Securily. l007.A lark Ave. All Cut of lds? Visit E'IHELL's ANTIQUES, 1 mil, welt Oil-4 PICK A PET FOQ CHRISTMAS. old State Rd. 46 at station, _______________________ The Want Acts are the be-st place ID Pa,nl, 177 3171. shop Legal Notice , •Dishw1ishers •Drapes SANDLEWOOD VILLAS Legal Notice F * to qualified buyers, Call to see if you qualify! JI I t tOt r-nt. Have your seconJ home a*ay from home by I ear Old 3 t,ecJroom. I baths cm paved roan. Payment I67$$ first renting ye,ly for low rates at moi- tgape at 7 per ctrnt. wUl carry CAMP iF.M1P401E 337 4470 ____ SeCOnd mortgagl at 7, per cent EtccIlnt buy 571.700 A COMMUNITY OF F INE HOMES •Disnls SANFORD 'ç1 l'hey're Hot !" - , ___________________ rT SIItrEt / ______ MARINERS VILLAGE APIS, I & 7 Bdrm turn or vnfurn 3702 Orlando Dr 323 3670 WES(E N WEAR--BOOT; Belti, moccail,n. billfolds, saddle equipment. Save-at the Old Corral Western Shop, Il 92, I mile S. at DeBary.MIaOS$ for ON RESERVOIR LAKE 25 Loans ____________________________ SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 103W. 1st St. Santa's Tips 1 -. - - Detigni the lady in your home *ith a Svnbtam sn'aII appliance frnrn Grigory Lumber, eIh & Miplt'. - BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN FOR $115 ltyouareambltious,stlf motivated, lookIng for that one opportunity to get you oft and rimning. in . vestigate this um,sual buSiness. A I small investment an a willingness to work can prOvide you with unlImited earnings. Perfect business for men or women, wtateyer your background. Call I 401 127 SSSS collect or write I GENERAL PERSONAL SER I VICES. 240 Chero' . si.. I Cove '23 Bedroom Apis. •Swimming Pool •Ttnnis Courts •Fishing & Bo.atir.g F ______________________ Gifts Business Opportunities / I -. . Stamps-CoinS WE BUY AND SELL ......._ New houset in a rural area No down payment, monthly' payments less than nat, Itflusrnma,Sa .s. , ""' v." ,uiuiiea , - ' 69 - "Get 'Em While _______ ' 57 Spot I Equipment ______________ Tr,-srripoitny Comm (CIII. heavy duty, macfe by American Athletic Equipment Co.. nylon Cinya, 6'I7'. new price last year, Will se-Il far 1430. 337 l43 _______________________________ - _______ ' Miscellan.ous For Sale ________ - A. A. McClanahan BROKER 377 3992 P4ight 37) 1167 or 321 9007 - -'-- 50 __ ------------- -- - $77.9( AcreRealty, REALTORS, 3737730 ___________________________ __________ __________ - * * Deltona * * * * hame brand women's clothes, some 7S PcI Interest Rate never worn, sites 7, I. 9 ID & 17. GOOD CREDIT IS All YUU Also dress shoes, 7i, I purses. NEED, NO MONEY DOWN. New bike new. 373 2850. 3 and I bedroom home-i, I', to 2 baths priced from $22,330 to Below Wholesale, while they last: $23,100 on large wooded lot, Seller American of Martinsyille, solid 58 Bicycles pays all closIng cost. VA, FHA, oak bunk beds, 5)00 set with ____________________________ mt(hiflq desk, chair, night stand, Conventional loans Builder, Curs 3 Wheel BIke Deltona, 901.719.2210. Orlando, $200 Hand Draket Ne-yerRidoen 305473.13M Al NOLL'S STORES 1100.3733213 There'sOneNearyou _______________________ SANFORD- 7 bedrooms, family room, central heat, $11,000 New Earn free Xmas gifts by having a 59 Musical Merchandise Sarah Coventry Jewel y sho* in financing available, FORREST you.' borne. 373779) afler 6. BaniolString GREENE, INC.. REALTORS, 32) ___________________________ WlIs Case- Never Used, 6)53 or 613 7)33 We Take Trades Patio, Aluminum framed enclosure tl00or Best Offer. 373 2130 minus roof with 2 doors. 5700. 373 Commercial Properties 03%. Lowery Organ, S mos. uid., Model TLOR, new $1293. Will accept Homes, Lots reasonable offer. 131 Pool Table, ping pong table, 10 And Speeds, turf boards, camper ice. Electric guitar, r.ever used Perfect bOx. 3734077 s.ter 6pm, Acreage lot beginner. $50. 323473$ Afte-v I )OIIN kRIDEP A550C p.m. Black & Deiker Radial Arm 5 W. Garneft White HP, end stand. First $75 takes 373 Cn B Flat Baritone Horn, $75 914-1. Also B Flat Clarinet. $40 3 Broker. 107W Commercial after a. Bed, king sIze complete, 1)20; desk, _______________________________ Sanhorcf, 137 71$) $15. double bed, 173. dresser anti 2 BR, block, furnushecf, Owner mirror, 545, large Early Am 60 Office Equipment leaving jo,soo coffee table never $35, And Supplies Zenith color console, perfect 7 BR, block, family room, scretned _________________________ COndition, $705. I 79$ 4315, porch, close in. $17,500 3MCoplermocjel 1?7.Onlylrnon?hs ____________________ old, $350 cash, will take payments I BR frame, 2101 Summerl;n on full amount or aill rent. I 295 I 51 Household Goods 1)15 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN KULPOECORATORS iow. 1t st., 3n7J3 61 Equipment for Rent Req Real Estate Broker 6 Drawer Chest, $20 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp-it 37) 76.43 Shampooer for only $1 per day. Bec$oocn Suite. S pc wibh o, CARROLL'S FURNITURE thopeaic mattress, United E. Bedding ii N Hwy. 17-92 65 Citselberry. 131 7050. Pets and Supplies 2 ACRES, CLOSE IN Plo City taxes, zoned for mobil home 3 bdrm ___________ _______ Houses for Sale * )BR., 1 BATH Carpet, drapes, kitchen furishec $21,300 Jim Trucker's Special 12) 0133 _______ _______ FRESIIICOZySEMI FURNISHEC 1 BR, Quiet, Convenient, iarg corner lot, $1i,S00 7S2lPerkO, 3322111 REALTOR AfterHoursb 322 9731 3.77 3991 322 040 _____ ______ ______ 4) -- RN, director of Nurting, Interested Are you one of those I jr turther inforriation CIII ?Mobllehome5paces 4517 Y(S, VIRGINIA, there ii a Special in Gertotrics Apply in person to people wl'io knows or wr.t For re-nt with option to buyci ___________________ F FOrRer,tNpe-tt BALL REALTY 'everyone in town'? Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Santa Claus tot buyers and sellers Bedroom, I ibath with pool, Good I 5,lritord Al Anon Famaly Group p 0. CAMP SEMINOLE. 377 4470 Center, 950 MellonyilIe Ave. 3275611 If you a'e-, can type whO deliver the goods 363 days a Puta BIG gift under the family tree 117W, Itt St location. n-i 093? ha 55), Sanford Fla 37771 ............................... I _______________________ and are rite-relted with the money you earn year. You'll find in fbi' Want Acts, __________________________ Bolster your Christmas budget selling THE HERALD wants to help make____________________ AVON 641)0? In packing up some (t'ri5?n ___________ 'Sell no longer flet'dn'd items witf ii ;hoppp 3 eiuiie-r fr .(ED ,.i'tf' DRINKING '('tV. trolley', the Jranges nd grape-fruit 57 Win? t.rj Call -: ..i i Corbeff Real Estate _________________________ cu Ou'iIfifld qihl idt'as bar c'y r liji V. ,Lb Lvl-nmn.J and Sunday Pirodcd, S lazy piaple ishj want to i,iP tloi'se en4 Rider Store ',' REALTOR Gift Guide every day. _________________________ _____________________________ Can Help correspondents for all / 461179) 1 Ocflary Resort Property (all 17) 4511 are-as of Seminole and NAVEL ORANGES Relax Shop the easy way Shop Mature woman to live an with elderly ',r fe'PO (10. 1713 For Rent / Southwest Volusia $230 flu. t0dy's Classified Ads from pour tarICfCt IIn',ii,i lady Pre-ferabl with car 377 counties. An automobile , F renct Ae Ph 322 3.872 easy chair LOW DOWN _____________________________ . HouspsforSale - SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS WITH GIFTS AS ADVERTISED IN TODAY'S CLASSIFIED ADS For RenL....,......_ Sroonirsouse. furniihed. _________________________ .- 41 Metal buildirig with fenced corn Houses Rent Furnished , place sours -- , , ______ --'- - "' . 34 Mobile Homes Rent ---------------.-----....._........ . I i Business Property FUrS Rent Or Sate M.ob,ie tume For Rent 74'*OO. I I bedrooms, 7 fu:l baths or, __________________________ t4 ,cres of load with river riht5 DOWNTOWN LotiCiw000 '!ehercnes required $750 m Ruiine'.j and warehouse space '°' S• Reasonable. 1500)000 sc. It arId beat nilatinri with Separate office spaces. Plenty of rent on a 2 ' t)(CiroQm mobile home ,, CAMP Pirking. Zoned M I 331 471$ or "MlNOLE. 372 4170 _________________________ January '73, house for re-nt wth option 10 buy. Unturnhshed, bOrms. ce..ral air, heat, wall wall carpet. Iirelace. 1715. 536 vale'ncia St., Sanford 3736070 33 - I ________________________ ________________________ Part time. SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB. Need Christmas Cash? Sell Here. S.. . 3 bedroom, 2 story, central heat & I rc rent with ptor'I buy. 3 Larf' 2 bedroom h0n in excellent aIr, 2 car uarge. refer,ncj neighborhood. carpet, electric bedroonis.3 ballis, central liNt & requIred. $190 lit A last. $100 I kitchen. $150 month. 327-714. air. Call alter 5. 323 179$. sn1ty. 372.7)99. I ______ __________ - ' Sanora 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car Duplex 2bedrOoms.AduftSP1eterred $0 wee-li, $33 furnished. Free garage, air. shag carpet, self Classified Adi arc' here to help you water. 377 6470 or 373 5151. iz $771 clean oven. Almost buy, sell, rent or swap. - - at a _________________________ 01' 1 656 3341. cost. . let us eIp you place I )bedroorn house, central heat, Ciii 3772611 or III 9993. ORLANDO SANFORD APOPXA neghborlsood. Close to -_377742 Demonstrators pflt lirnc' or full Reservist urgently needed by NW Florida unit. Converting to AC 130 time, 2to 3 evenings a week. $30 to aircratl. Pay each reserve $10 a week. Call for interview $3-f weekenct: airmen-too 5)00; 005 ii p.m. OfIicers--$I5g.iOo, AIrlift S4,aI ,i '' '.nv' uon't delay' Just dial 377 7611 or I)? 9993 To plsce yaw low cost san ad ' Houses Reflt Unfurnished 32 Houses Rent UflfurfllShed representative will be available addition, Pine-crest, 3)00 S Park, 7 Room house recently painted in Dec.6.&I'Iromla.m •p.m.at 3233704. ___________side and out. Fla. room. carport. Orlando downtown Howard • IA UnIted Real Estate Asoc. Inc. Help Wanted JOhnson Motel. Call: I 1701 for Lake Mary area. 2 bedroom newly Executive Secretary, shorthand decorated, all kitchenappllances. TollFrceO7lSO900pen9a.rn. Preferred, good working con. more information, drape's, curtains, area rug, teat Fast food re%tauiant manager o ditions. Monday.Friday I t 919 Tactical Airlift Group Bedroom kitchen equipped in and air, fenced yard. No sewer or assistant manager Experien Good starting pay. Fringe 90 Pine-crest, $130 plus $100 deposit. encflts 313 esoo. water bills $130 mo, 337937$. only Se-rid resume-b P. 0. Box w., 33)5174 After 6:30 pm. Lady to live in and do light Gene-va. Fla., 37737. household chores. Reply Box 559, N014 TH ____________________________ Can't ppt the car in Ihe garage 5 no longer needed items willi a care-of The Evening Herald, P.O. RENT PURCHASE PLAN, Several Nedt,jbedtoomhome,welUocated, "Ooat needs!" Serve a useful Box 1657. Sanhord, Fla 32771 classified ati in the Evenir; $173, pius Security. Ball Realty, rrpose bQl.ifl wtcn YOU se-Il Ihein cic'an) Bc! homes Some with air II? W 1st SI 327 56-Il with HerId. Dial 372 U)) or 131-999) to Classified Ad from the &Iarniiy rooms u2s tosso st- reehomedelivc.ry Save-S Di..aI*caIl (3051 '30 ir,r families or fr'e-r'ts of problem 18 Housewives. earn 515 in 2 hourS in yojr home. Call 327 3270 bltwHn $ 10 a rn. for appi. 710 E itt St 32) 616, GIFTS t)lRAORDIp,jAgRE Some greOt gilt 'dcii fl Yuletide Gift Culac It will iolve your gill Qiyino i'rOtlem. -. --ARE YOU TROUBLED Call Toll Free, 644 7027 for 'We Care""NOtline' Adults or Te-n ___________________________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY AL ANON Help Wanted [t1I I 11 I('1ijji1JPJE S I Oh �- 'F _______ •---.- - .i -. - 108— Eveninô M. HrIr4 I Fr!thy, D?c.'U,"•'• I1f - ._ ----------BEETLE BAILEY 60z, AFM \ ( wr Mort Walker _____ - Btiv'2 I GAND z%j ) WIN - - J.::&; j' .. — __________ -• ______ - -. by Dick Turner CARNIVAL BRIDGE AT r BY OSWALD and NO I — JAMaS JAtOBy I so, _ _____ 11 L __ _ _ - F ___________________________ I —'I /E: , ,t _ __ 0 GOh! OF THEY MUSTVE FOLD- WHY? ___ ED "I'MMIZ IENTS 01 , SO.4E liME wtTH ç •95 t 4 _ 'S4-4QT AJI 2* 3, 40 Pi SS 5 f'. Pa , The R In the code word ARCH 1W "4' ' '... iitiporlant. South ruffs the second spade. If he is the lean bit careless, he Z 0' -- byLOFT Lewis ! ( TOA", t AM HONORED TO WELCOME PRES/)E,%T IA been By DONNA F-STES ____ S Herald Staff Writer ______ _______________ Sou th lmie _ - "And I mean this is IT, Man! One more delivery foul-up like last year and you've HAD ill" 2A A 4 V iQ 10$ Sha t di ''u i 5 —oithk - • V bids th ree clubs What d but to no avail. th floW1 A careful South will Review ,nter Tomorrot the bid ding and mark West wi th the king of clubs and find a way Send Sitar JACOB V MODERN Look to Win at Bridge.” (c/o to make the hand even though this P.O Box 489. West also holds the jack and Radio City Station, New Yor one. NY 70019 DOONESBURY -- - By Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINESS „,yiit iflTh '" _____ or so r i' SER Ize _ - •rO MAIEA RAJL Although Mrs. [less did not 32771 — Pri ce 20 Cents - I fffJ( TRE... _____ _____ g e er Cent moved into the mayur's office, Mary at 58.7 per cent, followed actively support the dissolution The votesarc all count ed. The Winter Springs 34.4 per cent; George, led it. -- ____ itatistically was seen in Lake by Longwood 44 per cent; movement, her husband, _____ 6 again You still tun, to compete and IhIt repeat double it will wind up losing two club lot takeout, as ttas sour first. tricks. Ile'll complain about the TOflA'i'S (jIENTION bad luck that placed both the V king and Jack in the West hand, ruIncr do double again and sour 1LL.urIC*J, CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS The bidding his %rtI Nor th East there are times it becomes all 'T1-IAT' AIR CAQ,F, ______ tO4N. 'THEocc _ss: ____si------j I AP, 9UT/ t 1.44 VEJ I stands for Review the bidding. Usually it is the least important of the four code letters, but IT 1'VR Sanford, Florida County Voter Turnou Avera d29P TI _______________ Uecember t West wins with his jack, but Is totally dead. A spade lead allows a ruff and discard; a club lead is allowed to ride around to South's queen. _______ I Ii South . __________________ ARROW INTO THE AlR _I _____ Opening THE BORN LOSER I. Kai to pull trumps before C!ibarking on operation end-play. 1e st&ts by cashing dum. my's ace aiid king of hearts, ruffs a heart, returns to dummy wi th a trump, ruifs the last - - $4., ____________________ Y4—Sunday, __ dummy, leads a low club and Neither vulnerjhle 3A Year. No. _ heart, plays another trump to K Q 10732 IThie ____ 43 10 flesi Nurh V *97654 2 Q S( _T * 6/tfl __ ______ unkind enough to trump the £ IT'S JUST There will be a slight element of risk in his play. U someone is second heart lead, the hand will edilapse, But South can't afford •4 .i 9 io cu, OUT OF THEIR BUDGET' '. 6 77 65 BUSINESS 4E OUR 'SES' WAY rr is,., AN EXPENSE rTEM o! /t * K by Days Groue 4.1 4 %S'PST IIH QJ2 aon OG - ALLEY OOP NORTH *83 A K 97 AJ86 — ANALYSIS Two cities — Longwood and The official results of thr La ke Mary — elected nw La ke Mary election showed Another incumbent in Winter councilmen unopposed. J.R. Sorenson received 315 votes to Springs, Irwin Hunter, elected Grant polled 568 in Longwood 243 for Lee A. Wheeler In the to a one year split-term last and lillian Griffin 475 in Lake mayor's contest Mrs. Grif fin m arked an easy Win. city elections in Sanford, Sanford 28.3 per cent; While city residents last ,Vasselberry, Altamonte AlmonteSprings23.2percent December voted against those year, squeakedbyhis opponent, Mary. prings, Longwood, Winter and Casselberry 23 per cent. in office who fostered the city Casselberryn proper 4Th, council seat two; Bacon 320 ty-tax free onslaught of a colleague, John Donald L. Gillum with 18 votes Springs and Lake Mary are Two o thers, defeat ed In prior to fl8 for Mrs. lieu, council The election were not a incorporation, this year they town. Glascock's position was Daniels. Ironically, Booth to spare. certified. The races for public office _Walter seat three; Perinchief34lto2l4 victors include pleas-ant experience for some of gave the margin of victory to that property taxation was the Seconded the motion to a many newcomers ppoint Sanford's two incumbent Sorenson of Lake Mary and for Blankenship, cceincil seat to office who the incumbent office holders. Sorenson, a worker icr inbetter way to raise t inhe needed Daniels to the unexpired term corn rn I aslo n e r 5 must now play the waiting A . A. Sandra Glenn of Altamonte four. A toLal of 564 of the 962 Mayor Margie Hess and corporation. money, noting that wi th of resigned David Outlaw Sept. McClanahan and John G. Springs — won the respective registered voters cast ballots. game for the next few weeks Councilman Louis Blankenship A touch of irony could be seen property tax, the city would 9. Daniels' assumed his council Morris, with opposition from offices of mayor and council Tabulation of the ) absentee until they can officially take of Lake Mary bit the dust of In the Casselberry election receive Increased money as seat Sept. 30. office. three and two candidates, mem ber. defeat, ballots and certification by the where one incumbent, John well as increased state revenue The oaft of office will be respectively, won hands down, Mary has been the Ieig I -ik#, SUCcessfUlly seekini office Sanford City CommIs5jor Daniels, interested In running While sharing funds becawse (if the irfirim.I Jafl. iii IA(Pd, StUL of government turiioii anot garriering, more votes than Ificir for tile cjr~t time in city Wedlit~."d;Ay 5i" o ~; e,j t111-for a full he r, C ha rles Glascock, two-year te rm raUr cha llengers combined. . government Lake Mary and Winter Springs; since Its Incorporation 16 handily. in in Seminole, following official balloting One of the bases upon which thai, the Ofle-ycar SPlit term Jan. 7 in Sanford and Altamonte nionths ago. Earlier a move to The Issue that separated the In two of the cities, Altamonte addition to Orlando and Slier results: in for ttr. amount of state revenue remaining, qualified Springs and Jan. 13 in dissolve the city ended in defeat two men was whether the city sharing money to be allocated Booth's council seat after Booth Springs and Longwood, in. Casselberry an Mrs. Casselberry. — not because most of those sho ul running unopposed Lake Mary include: Lake Mary A.G. Del.attiheaudlerc 352; d levy a property tax to to a municipality is determined delayed ann ou ncng whe ther he cumbents The 5,372 of the 18,595 were given big votes of con- — Martin Bacon Sr., and Burt McClanahan 78; Guy Thornton voting wanted the city to subsidize the water and sewer by rate of property tax levied would seek re-election. Booth is to cast bal lots in the ixeligible cities remain but ra ther because of system ope ration or increase odhouse 253, co mple ti hike in utility rates won recorded a 29 per ce nt average the large number required to utility rates to make the system out The ng a two-year term. Onnie Shomate received 619 Winter Springs — Frank City commission seat four and Leighty lost. voter turnout. Donald Browning, mean- tallies and Altamonte Coun- Durrance; Longwood James Delbert F.uga 200; E.O. Keith approve the action — two thirds self supporting. Councilman John Booth in while, rwmed to Troy Piland's cilman George Perkins was R.(Jim) Lormann, The highest turnout of those voting. mayor and 605 and Morris PA4. Tct.d Leighty opted to keep Winter Springs fell before the council seat when Piland handed $46 votes. Gerall T. Conneil, council, turnout was 1842. , - - 41 ro ea by Garry Trudeau If ris as rees - - j � 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, December 06, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 06, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 06, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/37cac67e7e11712d74c5c24c1e82bcc2.pdf e09eefeee3831948828b6e74390acff8 PDF Text Text 1 0— Evening I Herald I 1* Monday, August 19 1914 _______________________________________________________ Miners DR. L. E. -er", 10.44~~I__ .* V_-/ I -~. :: .II .-. .1 I I - LAMB Halt Bee Stings Can AREA AUG. 20,9:30 ! r ___: .:.-1" ) ork I W V- CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) DIR i)IL LAMB Those shots your doctor — Coal miners began a week. uncernt.l about allergic reac- recommended desensitize Last swn. person so he will be less likely long work stoppage today at - I Iii an an ac •- .' . "t t. series of %% hat kind (.of a reaction she she should be stung now iifter several iiionths if stockpiles intio tlx- spot. Incidentally, only were down to 14 days' supply. ne , lice will !eave its Jones& Laughlin, six th ranked, stingerinyou.Itdiesbecausecif sa id its s tockpiles were "al. this. Wasps and other Ikes do ready too low for the operation not leave their stinger. If you levels rEquired by the strong don't have a kit or anything, steel market." Im ,a- _2 The National Coal Assocl- I here are several deaths it there while you go to the ation's latest figures 51)0W that recorded front bee and wasp doctor. Consider it an as of June 1, befo re the UMW's stings. If a person has Just if there is no annuaimasstwo.week vacation Iiiiimted swelling near the iimunediate period, electric utilities had a keation of the sting, u.uaIly it The d esen si t i Is fl(Jt serictb. llo%% ever, anyone has nuiterial in itzing medicine 92-day supply. The Tennessee that also pro- Va lley Authcrity, which gets %% ho ltas something more. as tile tects against other insect two-thirds of its coal from UMw hives ittie red blotches) such as wasp or ho rnet mines, reported last week tha t shock-like reaction, is in stings.Astingfronianyoftb, some of Its generating stations danger. Wi th each suequent cu)d be da ngerous person were down teas little as 12 days Nting the reaction is usually who has had a severe of more severe than before. You You help prevent stings should consider it as a form The /. f _ t J_ . ;:*~_ to a can of allergic reaction. The chances are that your wife will have she did the la st stoppage - . ~_~i me~ wakii'w~_ . -_ ___ __ ____ _______ _______ - • '- - -- __ -• '.' - - 0tv A ___________ ______ I---- k_ , will ie some "e ______ - %dw PUPS LOOK FOR HOME Utilities. Public Hearing- Continued (Cont'd) Consideration of hearing regarding thetoning of Virld Drake. Casselberry dogratcher, has lots of cute pupp. ,es Compliance oy First Florida Striton property to PUD. UtWties to Upgrade FacilitiesApprove transfer of funds and dogs that nd a loving borne. Show here, Vicki has her own mutual admira tion society, with three Chihuahua puppies, Consideration of Compliance from 10l.18to101.44topurchase or Non-Compliance wi th County rnineograpti maclime. who are eagerly awaiting adoption. ( Herald photo by Elda UtWty Regulations by First Nichols) Florida Utilities. Reports: County Planner, Zoning Administrator, Building Official, Pollution Control Officer, Utility Control, Chief Fire Administrator, Sheriff , . Threatens Farmer's Career Fear was are a attracted to or District 1, 2, 3. 4. and 5. want Altamonte stay 9lat way. ent somepa e, but where? To date, herd Tuesday. Approval of minutes for Aug. j3, dered as a I eni ors ______ __ i A k-r-fas - -, -, -~ Fr~_.___ ~_Ti.'. for . Extended riorida forecast— partly cloudy with scattered NEI-SON ltocKF.FELLER cover the cost of food. a farmers The drartiat! c shift in toxic [jo NotIce agent unfit for INES isn 't con- - _____ . - up, ever. we ew or DAYS ' 11 $$ $$ 33333 333 .5 . 333 333 3333 333i3333? 33333, "But they said they were Publish: Aug. HO0tiIe %'IRGIL 0. COPll(Liln, DEElIS Cir c uit 'u.Ig? of S'enino' Co'O, or coo . 00i 000 DOOt 000 00 'OOcjØooc 0000 300 °0I0O or returns ei:d for an or ie dIstribuit n 3rd for *,n.il disthrg,' 000 a,l Exiltij~or of the Will of LU 1. °' --- 5: A. I d"i'i ShrVo!ir • Ezett,.r $HlNHOLsiq AND LOOAN 0000 OfNEAL REVEPItJF SHARING Items Must Be Under 900. And NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS HEREBY Pursuant toFiorida Statutes, Stc?I': 965.09. that TASTY HOUSE MANAGEMENT INC., a duly organized corporation under the laws of the State of FlOrida. 1ca?ed .t 90 F ,it t ivnqston 'street, Orlando, F,or Ids, desiring to engage the fiditious name of DAYS INN. DAYS LODGE and TASTY WORLD. at: 430 North GIVEN sh all be with th e acqulesceige and permjtin of DAYS INNS OF AMERICA, INC. and TASTY WORLD, INC. DATED this SIP day of August, SPECIAL RATES START AUGUST 19 831-r9993 MANAGEMENT INC. By flerner F. Willow, President - _ DEPARTMENT --_ --_J_ ATTEST: Rich&rd C. Secretary .oc-v'o CAPrVA C SiAtT4 (Ij jLitilof'o-tooct la _____ ______ $ _____ ______ $ _$ I . tragic coidlicts that Ford said, from I - end: icago on - on of - of . - ____ - " as liberal as. say, Sen. Edward • • -. • ___________ _____________ ____ ________________________ ______ _____ _____ -_~ ___ ______ ________ __________________________ ____________________ 111 _____ ____ ____ I _- - - -.- past," are _____ _____ _________ _______ - nals a shift to the left for a man F gene: ally considered slightly to the right of the political spec. ___ ... ___ • l _____ .. - f z- - . -- 7 41 ___ . am tirtun. -. .- :, -; - ______ ____________ I, - can - - ~ I!, .•. _________ - -=- - _______ , ltatlwr, thes' ascribe it I t ______ _. -tl- I ___________________ ___________________ _____________ But those close to Ford r ject suggestions that his speech sig- to "bind up the havp been uttered by someo foresee their earned re-entry nation's wounds." 1; . __________ _____________________________ ____________________________ e ' •._-+'1 ----,- c, 1 - way -- - _____ those he held as a Republican congressman Grand Ra issues which Ford inherited ids, Mich. _ - - — -.,-. -, . - -'. res. pas.sers, to join in rehabilitating all the casua lties of a ll the . ANALYSIS _____________ - •-. PRESIDENT FORD time for the nation to end pain- , / _________________ _______ ful _____ • ____ ______ . , _________ ____ n MA ma nd Pa y g ine ers . F ___ C f - "" . :' . - . r _ a.,. -- k,': - -_ ~._ -- _. - 't - Ke:lcr. . ________ $ ____ Plann ing LONGWOOD — The city, ,already scraping th e bottom c'f its coffers to continue (thy to day operation the govern. ment, is now demand for payment $1,000 in engineering fees plus nine per cent interest for the defunct sewe r system. of - facing a of - - him 9 ______ • - t'ngincerir,g fees --_ June seekin 974 move COtaa 10 2 I 0'/IEDO CITY dry CLERK OVIEDO FLORIDA By JEAN PAULSON Herald Staff Writer ose severa hundred 327 persons waiting in line outside the 'rnintile County Court lhu',e It' buy theIr license tags before' tay's deadline cx i pire. , A huge co,iirnunol shrug and sheepish acknowledgement, "It's my own fault; I kept put ti ng It off," was the reaction to $ Ift ., , $ It "O%*it pt'iy(ir u IQ0'lt twp, four and even six hours of waiting for the Court House ______________________________________ _______ doors to open at 9 a.tn. for the day's business. "1 knew I'd have to wait; I saw what the line loo ked like yesterday. Sure, I should have come in weeks ago; 1 had enough warning; but I Just kept putting it off-no reason," _______ $ l.3 548 ' -- •-"H $ :.'. - ."" .. :-..:..: __________ * My I. 107$ so. t $I# 1 2- _3 I __ $ III 1 3a 8 ______ o .;ov.iv wjs..'v, uiq ctn''i to u4b .-. I '' t'u ___________ I __ commented Stan flicks of Oakland Avenue, .Sanford. " S '"8-8-74 1 _M_Mki-:~ 4" . W P4 " lot to-ii - '5. " _______ _____ Mow - . ___ _____ wmr , 00 w0d to _____ •r. - X - ~ - . managingeditorof resisters' magazine uic war Amex. "Many people want to go jack very badly, including inrseif, but we don't want o go back under conditions l ike this," he said. Ford told the natIoii;il convention of the Vetcran of Foreign Wars in Chiago ,. i,u,u In a major Policy shift from the Nixon r.d. I and the only way they can get it is from an order extending the ta g deadline." "Give them another day or another month, It's human nature to wait until the last minute. It's got nothing to (it, with not h:iving tIne nnont'v," said Hicks. 1(t'bert one, who had driven across from Lake Count)' M 7a.m., agreed the tags "st a pileof noney," and he wanted to "ta'Id to it as long as possible." But he d isagreed the deadline sho ul d be extended. "I didn't have the m(qley before, but I would have found it lithe deadline had been last Tuesday'," commented Charles Oylespy of enar.dnah Village, Sanford. "Every time I had the money I'd Just spend it and put off bu% Ing my tag a little 1, ,)nger. Yt ')u take as long m )PII,ve g(It when it conies to parting with innaer," agreed donald Mc. Neil of 122 Anderson Ave., Sanford, blankets and milk 'Aith thein :at(] just sat down outside the Maureen white of 1100 I'ress.iew Ave., Alt amonte Springs. was ript in favor of the deadline ht'ing extended either, "unless pcople who have wafted all day still don't get to buy their tags," she said. ny persons were missing work to stand In £.a line (or tags, bel agiiin their attitude was p1tilmiphical-we,ve got 10 have lags, and lacing th e wrath of the boss is better than being ticketed by the police, was the general feeling, ____ - .-ew - .' . rj,_ - ___________ 1... " ___________ f. '* BIG SMILE may not have won th e Ja)'ceePo nsored f is in h g dc at th little pond in Ft Mellon Park, Sanford, last week, but this en. lie e LITTLE thm lastic Y Oung 111 herman could still summon a winning irtille for the lfer*ald Photographer. We won't reveal his name FISH a guy doesn't want to boast until he catches a fish big enough to boast about ____________________________________________________________________________________ Herriiig Wig AVAI I I ii' C J111UT fl S rcci I j BYCI1R1SNEION He ra ld Staff W ri ter : ri r I Vs S _ I ismissa I bootleg w hisky, and cannot be demagoguery," and accused des tr oyed without peril to the him of hypocrisy, and failure to state. Properly su rvise hI:; office to) Williams Monday threw out make sure that raids ministratIon, Ford willappeala ruling hisraid and th e search warrant au th oriz in g properly carri ed out l)ropost'd a program of seizure of allegedly por- the July 17 raid because it di d ''earned re-entry,'' nographic materials from an not specify Items actually i Williams closed his order nd icating he knew he fa' preswnablv some form i Altausonte Springs warehouse seized in the July 19 massive criticism from Public service in lieu of antiwas illegal due to a faulty raid. pornography forces, but saying, prosecution, for the search warrant. The Judge lectured Herring In effect, that the faulty actions estimated 50,000 exiles. Prosecutor Bill Heffernan for "political opportunism and °f Herring's office gat' hun no But the president kif put defense Gerald choice stressed that he reject ed Rutberg "on notice" an appeal CLOUDY blanket He q':il :t:: "I reject amn.stv and I reject revenge," tie said. ('ondon said the president had taken "a Very tOugli sLind. ... lt-s Just asking for another Pound of flesh from people who resisted a war they felt was illegal and limnoral." lie estititate(i 25.000 Vietnam exiles Canada. li5 D.E. Urles niglit, in . it member of the I).S. National Council (or Universal and tinconditional Amnesty, said Ford's position was "what we refused in J'nuary, fl2" State Ally. Abbott Herring William' , ruling will be filed with the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Palm Reach. ilelfernan also told Rutberg that plans to destroy the thousdrids Of confiscated books and films had been delayed last weck and now cancelled, in order to save the materials for possible use as evidence ineet1n with Herring to discuss the appeal, and disposition of the confiscated materials. Itutberg said the books and flints should be returned to their owner, the 1an Corp. Warni ng that if the material is destroyed the state faces a iiiitssl%-e da ma ge suit, Hutberg s:nitI First Amendment material I. ainc as, tor example, , -- C, - "I r ruling Lsaucd last mon th as ~ sa ying, "While we respect it!.. Weather detai ls Page 3A. Protection of society. and abhor the escape (through what Index Mock difficulty of the work of our law enforcement offi ce rs and the diligence with which they perform their duti es for th . 'legal call technicalities") of persons who are caugh t "red-handed," we some __ 4A :,just also tu ve resPect for our &idge ............8B Constitution and laws which are Calen da r 3A designed to protect us all from Conik . 88 invasion of our privacy and . . Crossword Puzzle . . . 314 .-search and Dear Abby ................6A seiz ures,.." Dr. Crane................. Reaction th the ru li ng Dr. La11111P.-............38 defense clustered In Horoscope ..............3B the Judges' chambers for this Hospi ta l .............. 3A morning's conencementof a Obituaries ............. 3A trial WA nn, Television 311 favorable to William among attorneys U . ,.- ,, s , ---.--.-'.--.-•-..--------------- - z9oic -11 _____________ • ,,.,., ---.--. i4 "_. - the Green Berets and to flicks had been in line since 6 a.tii, but was by no means the first to arriv.. "The tv:o won.e at the head of the line said they'd been here since thrre in the morning. They' had 'ors anti waited," said hicks, He anti other eleventh hour tag buyers 'nffed :11 the 3uggestIon made Monday by Bruce &na th ers, a candidate for secretary of state, that the de;dline should be extended to p1. 3, &nathers referred to the en'int'mnic pinch caused by in. flation saying, ' -Our i- itlzen need all the help they ran get - ____ 4 k - ' had been on this council resolution or ordinance before a s Hu an Nature To J'1 *f:;-..l J-,' . _ _\" of nt." said. t ~ -4 _- ______ _________ TORONTO, Oat. (APi — Representatives American draft evaders and deserters living in l'anada have responded coolly to President Ford's offer of "earned re-entry" for the exiles, The Pr2sident's offer was "no way to establish a reconciliation," said Gerry Condon, fl, a deserter (rain city acting ~_ a ___________________ Proceed with planning. busincs if we did not collect our bills," Harold Radcliffe, City voters in a June special • of the Glace and x. election voted down the sewer • IthdcliffeengIneerjngn1 to!d • • sstern by an overwhelming councilmen Monday night. margin. With only three members Palm and Radcliffe said present — Councilmen H.A. . . f Scott, include chairman, $50,162.43 for the proposed Lormann and B.L. Helms — the .tttOrtl('% Ned Julian advises June I,ormann collection system and $56,264.21 board agreed to make a dlrne1in lrmn the court, is ouJd hut have gone along wi th (Or the interceptor system d ecis ton on what to do about the possible. which was to ha ve connected it," she said. "We (t he city) i bill next week. Mrs. Innann, who led a not have $1,00o not Langwood with Altamonte that j - -7m - Bill Palm, vice president of Glace and Radcliffe, said resolutions were adopted by previous councils authorizing the various mayors to execute applications with the federal government for funding requests, but that none was adopted concerning engineering, He added that in all cases council passed motions authorizing ' - __ By HeraldStaff Writer .1 - 'H.'...*: '•'' IS _______ _______ % Sept. 2,9,1971 Longwood s Ovicc,c CITy _____ - ii For '-S Go H ome ______ __________________________ • __ .. , ..____ Is U ii Itr,cts ';iosSou $ _S 'tis' — ...... " 'IPS5Ø S 70 how ktias ------ -. S n'il.I:'M øw M ______________ s22,SZOm $ _______________ S $ ____ O"M on .hIy I. 1973 June ____________ tJ ,_- — ________ - PublIsh: Aug. $9, DEE 117 - •-•-• ____ said council n.as,' either .i.... I:--. -t ---------Monday - "1 "'V U1 .')L Ut tile year to Stop the pe accept the bill, au th open "throw the weight of my ed orize its sewer system, called the 1971 Mrs. Lorn-iann pointed to th presidency into the scales payment or reject the the city agreement wi th Glace and charter e its files for city inspection. "We requirement statement and nature take Radcliffe, a "bad contract," of justi ce on the side of that the have proceeded in good fai th leniency." mayor be authorized by and do not want to get in to "if I ji.m L CLASSIFIED AD - of I IUCW( 1914. CALL. 3222611 or h ths, fw Pilvi been s.s.d _oçIsd 6.ang the y CA7IG0E1IAJ Florida, intnd* to register the said name with the Clerk of the circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, TheUW of tpnisflcttt$o.,,S nameisand Pact Must Appear In Ad I - and row, Acting City Ally. Ned Julian . .Senford, Fløri, Attorneys for E 'icotor .. Rules: Only Non-Commercial Ads; •• , y Jr., ACTUAL USE REPORT ______________________________ , TM e to NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE FAMILY MARKET PLACE OF THE HERALD ______ C M. Kennedy, [)'Mass, "I ask all Americans who ever asked for goodness mercy in their lives, who ever 1. l'heengineersoffer First Federal liviiding DEE 27 Clerk Publish: It, 1974 X DEE-119 _________________________________________________________ ______ PLbilth, Aug 5. 1.' 19, 26, $?74 le County. Florida Publish: Aug. 19, 1974 1974 • f4n,i' 000 OOi 000 i ° . OOtJt.3OOC Sources said the timetable finalists because Ford didn't "But after a IM9 arid very called for Ford and his choice necenarfly talk to them. was _____ 000000 I I ~) 7 were f tict. .)000000 Before he uttered Rockefel. ' hos In proceedings: of ent ve surprIse in the 'F. nin -Ife said Ford is known across the land Word of Ford's selection never narrowel'i the field down to aware when Highs In the upW 105 and low 9ft, rip, were them to come home, if they he took office, conservative constituency, work their ba ck." The review could result in ".,. These young Americans other dramatic policy changes, maAfterwards, one Democratic sho yor told a ri "This guy Lines, ..." Ford told a veterans con- and is ma y to place an in. ventlon in Ch Monday. delible Ford stamp the pres- tWink. "So lam throwi ng the weight idency, one adviser said. It also The phrases used by Ford in my presidency Into the scales is intended demonstrate his Chicago speech could easily justice on the side of leniency. I Ford's abflity to want to w w of on a range thundershowers more numercuio — for • mayor,, afterwards, • tT men Once vowed, "Never, never, a result of what administration fresh look at urban problem,,, never." officials describe as a broad. The recounted how ayster contnuing review of Fri ceedod Nixon as President, Nixon positions rd said 6t as President, his of 'iews will be broader than Gerald R. Ford said of those who fled the country rather than serve in Vietnam: 111 want M S a.m. . dodgers, Richard h1l. Nixon J \/ 4 man. The ceremony was brief but WASHINGTON (AP) — Of into a new atmosphere of hope, Mayors who met with Ford at amnesty for Vietnam draft hard work, and mutual trust." the White House last week a ' r., I was - Lamb's .133333333 3333 I 333 gratula'jons, Fords oftens Amne 41 6- ty P Offered to all senior citizens I I . third campaign in 1976. I of protiem . - lion and Welfare, as governor of vice presidential specWation waiting. complishments in the govern. and accepting smiling con. ,New Yjrk longer than any other from the start. There was ont a p.m. In eastern — 0 "Augie's Elders" of St. Augustine Catholic in cooperation with the Federation of Senior Citizens Clubs Seminole Count y is pumping on " Ic _______ _______ fpI -.- <o ment and oiitcm ! 1, carpr,,' flC!'ratd, FCd as a person dedicated to Inc leaked out until he Pflo'ined known," eriteringfronia side door 10 the free enterprise syctern, With that, congressional si !inis !ndy. F it. P Rockefeller. rv Ov1 Office desk :. suiiieti I son who leaders and the Cabinet, reportedly makin g his final recogn ized abroad Blore making his annon assembled for the nationally years as governor of New York, days ago upon the resignation for his talents, for his dedica- meat, Ford met win congres- decision Monday nit, h is f irst televised announcement. api- resigning last November to of Richard M. Nixon. spent In the White House lion to making this a peaceful sional leaders and the Cabinet, plauded the new vice president- he;id I"own commission on the It was only last October that world," Ford said. since he became President. designate. Ford himself was nominated Rockefeller had twice run Describing the selection congressional leaders to an 8:30 th e vice pr esi de said Ford had ma4e telephone ncy by Nix,considered process, Ford said he had Ford said he made the choice the White house. His resigns. on, under the 10 untested proct. EDT Wh ite House meeting ca lls to all six the finalists. "after a eal deal of soul- lion was widely reg — he hastily and arranged arded as a dares the 25th Amendment to a Cabinet session But the six might not have been add ed women searchiig," after considering move to position himself for a considered for 9:45 a.rn, the Constitution. they were among the the advice of members of Contoo -in and out of government. , the beat producer of dairy poblmt site LOWS mostly in the 7 l'ts filed an Bid tabulation, Reservations are being ac. angered by light colors, such as the industry group that negoproducts in Newaygo County jundtioti seokji to block the station and force main for Daytona peach tides for white, tan, khaki or green tiates with the 1.1MW' cepted until 4 Tuesday— high 10.3? a-rn.. 10:5.1 Aug. and Will and ranked No. 2, for Its size, in burial. tolors. pm, Daniel B. Kierstead, 22, son of low cost miners $25 million in lOSt al, Michigan. 1:06 Elementary am., 1:31 pm. Port the Altamonte "Project Greatest" office at4 School . Send your questions to Dr. wages. And the Canaveral P'içh 10:11 am,. 10:31 goes even pa Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D ter Glace and Seminole Junior College. pm., 10* 3:56 am., 1:21 pm. Lamb, in care of this newspia. stead, 845 Pasadena in per. for city map, etc. $9N.46. 1 P.O. Box 1551, Radio City A side Issue-but easily Lbs livestock farmer teeters on the _,_____-~ Suddetill, 4.1lie farmers who Longwood has been pro . .; Seminole County Drug Action Station, New York , N.Y. 10019. most vola tile one a a l in, He is one of about 100 own coats ni'iatd herds have Co to Army Specialist Fomoted ur in mmittee Inc. budget report, gal Notice farmers who learned last May lost a nukitt icr their erops. For .s copy of Dr. W drive to esthbUh a union Germany. . Jane Ri c h ar ds , chaIan of that their cattle NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE herds wild Nobody 1 okleI PlCTlTiouSNI threrticulosis, send beachbsa 141 tsiy hay K ucky m Ch rter Study C mi ttee Kier3tead is a supply NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Notice heraby givtn that e are 50 cents to the saine address with a strike against the Brook- ha to be destroyed because e ILelds were aergeant Bamberg. Cnoa In business at 700W Hwy Communications. and ask for the 'Diver. sideMinlngCo,.a .na under the seal f the 431, LonQod, 5,m:not, spread thli. many. Ons. county Court of Semincilt county, Florida undtr the fictitious County, ticulosis' the name of Power Co. from the dtfltwLnated COWS, F lor id a lnthatcertalnca,,en,jfled METRO Informal communications rtardant chemical, tIRE EQUIPMENT, and even wicitl ts have from Joe Creamo, Inc., Plaintiff -vs. that we Intend to r egister said me The feed Robert Borynskl, et 01, Defendait, with the Clerk dis. shown their :1eldi t be clean. of the Circuit Court, tributed acciden tally by MichCase No. 71 346. which aforesaid Seminole County, Florida in ac 33,,,, Order was delivered to as SheriffI Cordance with the pruvisidn f the igan Farm Bureau Services, Seminole County, 33333 33 Of Florida, and I Fictittt Name Statutes, ToWit: which confused the chemical Pave levied upon the following Section US.09 Florida Statutes 1t57. 31333 with a milk producing it r described properly pursuant to the S: Orville R. Anderson STATE OF FLORIDA provisions of Florida Statute 705.01, 333 333 puts in its feed. FictiTIous s4jE Walter T. Schaefer DepartmenteISsat, said prop.rty beno located In Publish . Aug. 12. 19, 26, NOtit I! het',y'ztr t.'1twca,i The livestock of those farm. .#333 Sect. 7. 1971 . DOROTHY W. Seminole engaged in bu'lnrs!. at 102 r$unt. GLISSON. County, Florida, more FEE-64 era Involved has been quas-. Swd Secretary of State of t state of particularly described as follows: 33333: ____ CCjJt, Lcnti'ocd, (32730), I Florid a hereby Catlty Ona (1) 1N4 Chevrolet, Serial asinedtheirniHkbarredn.,n 54mInoleC,oi,,t. F.:,idaund.rthe LAKEVIEW NOTICEOFPU$LICHUARING 333 PROFESSIONAL Number lsWODlassIi fictitloil flflI Of 1()'JR WORLD the marketplace and the ir beef NOTICEISHEREliYGIvENthat ASSOCIATES. LTD. heretofore a One 'I) 1961 Chev rolet. Ser ial the Board oO SERVICES, i,nJ lht e Intend 333 County Commissioners pronounced to limit ed er partn Number ship formed under I1WAI43IOJ COn- registn'u-.Ic,a.e .lh ,he Clerk Of wilt on th 10th day of Setemb.r , . 333 333 Chapter 670, Florida Statutes, sumption. One (1) 1969 Che,rol.t, Serial 1974, at 7:00 the Cir:i? (out, SiriioIe County, p.m., or as soon having Number its principal place of 164479D016077 Flo rida in ac4.ird',tk-4' with the 333 i3333? L thereafter as possible, consider The sickness of the con- Fioriaa business in SANFORD, SEMINOLE One (1) 1963 Chevrclet Corvair. enactment of the following or. Pro',lIcii o( Ut laminated cattle 3333 Statutes. To '.YI: t':r Ofl Name dinance: •S.09 COUNTY, FLORIDA was duly Serial Number 105473W)z3723 ' ta gious, but many of Johnson's Fior:ca Statv'e 1937 Cancelled for failure to fils i,ii, One II) 1961 Chevrolet Covair. An ordinance re(.ting to specified 1973, 1973 and 1971 Annual Reports Serial Number 40Y77WflSis 5: H. !.ar Dowiirl3, Jr. longtime neighbors apparently areas of the unincorporated Pursuant tome povlsionsof Section One (I) Ital Chevyolet Covair, territories atilil,, .4 r)owlirl of Serilnole C ou nty, reuse to be lieve It. The re1 P'bllth: 670.31. Florida Statutes. i hereby Serial Number IRI2SS OO. 5. !1. 19 iS. 171 F lorida; creating the Woodlands give NOTICE In this newspaper. •d the undersigned as Sheriff of Street Lighting Dtstrkt; describing 3333333 "Ich Is publfthed In SEPAINOLE Stiomirsoloto county, Florida, will of sild fanner against farmer, District; to be entitled the COUNTY Florida, that said limited 1:00 AM. on the h day of Sep. 'oodIands5t 3333 3333 His wife, Adela, was first to IN TItSI CIRCUIT COURt IN AND partnershIp LigMing District has filed all delinquent temb.r,A.D. lS?4,c,;er for sale Ordinance;" providing for main OR sI,MUO5 '33 333 IC'UNTY, reports and paid all fees required sell to the notice the talon. highest bidd er, for cash, tenance and operation LOitlDA of street under subjed to any and all existing lens, iiQPtS within .,333 "She had the 4-H meeting r'aonjy CiVs$iN the District. providIn I hereby reinst at e said limited at the Front (West) Door of here, and the children from two " ri: listati nI the definitions; Providin for the 33333: l partnershIp's Certificate o Seminole County Courthouse In governance of the Dis trict by the LI) i. 5'OUSER femilies didn't show A u th o rity as of December if, 1970 Sanford. Flnrida, the above Board of County Commissioners; , "3333 OttlaWd he year for which the limited dcri though kn persona l pr opy. they Weren't creating an Advisory Board; setting p TC J. 333 li'; 'IHAL partnership was last granted a busy that night," he said. Further information is available forth fiscal and taxation pro REPORT *110 Af'PL C'iiON Cetfificate of Authority, from the Civil Division of the 333: 3333 Cedures: empowering the levy of a FOr' (.ISCIIAROE3 OF if) tCtI'OR Last week neighbors t ea t GIVEN under my hand and the Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. Ntti1' special IIsessm,nts or lazes within P'erety giy'i tthil s Pave Great Seal of the State of Flor 3333333? ened to boycott the Newaygo fled my final rert as Iztt id a, at ment, the District; and providing for u of Tallahassee, the Capital, this the That said sale is being made to sIverality, conttructIon and '333.3 ) County Fair If Johnson's cattle the P.5111, Cit LU I. OU,'IR, cf 7TH day of AUGUST, A.D.. i97i. satisfy the terms of sold Order. feCtie date. Dcc 'sa1; that I have I led tlY (Seal) were exhi bi ted. John E. Polk. Irr 0, "flic Dorothy W. Glisson are people who are final c'srir, Sheriff Arthur H. Beckw,th, Jr cr10 11*1 if) Se cretary of State Semino S gt. Kierstead -Fn) oPtimisfic about the ______ common national interest," Rockefeller said. lie said . J I - 64:; 7 ' ________ closest cooperation hetween It t S long term future," Rockefeller said. "They also require the dedi. cation of every American to our during afternoon and evening hours Staff and council reports. -_ - 1.~_._ serious times," requiring the feature catered buffet dinner beginning at 6 p.m., and dance music by Eddle's Orchestra will begin locally strong and gusty near thvnderItorms Rain probability O AUG. 10, 1: 30 lii.m. __________ ___ _ essional confirmation, which a virtual certainty. Rockefeller , at Ford's side ill th e O va l the President, ii El mostl y WPSterly end becomng occasion will Cents already have "reawakened around the country. ler's name, Ford traced the thoughtful process, I Office, Rockefeller faith and hope" In America. walked record of the former governor: made the choice and th have for the No.2 spot to move into "it was a tough call for a down the li at choice the Pesident's private study at Rockefeller said Americans tough Job," Ford said, ne of congressional service in the State Department Is Nelson Rockefeller of New 9:55 a.m., then step into ft' leaders and Cabinet officers under two presidents, in th have the will, determination e York State," he said. Ford called Rockefeller a who w ere present for Ford's Department of Heal Oval Office at 10:01 am. wi ;ind ability "to overcome the th , EducaRockefeller had topped the live television cameras wi hard realities of our times." ______________ ________ X Sponsored tonight in the lower to mid 701 Variable winds 10 mph or less a Coal Ope ra tors' Assoclaliofi, was Partly c!oudy becoming cloudy in Administrative Assistant, and the lt,rnocins throu'jh Tuesday with afternoon showers and Scattered Chairman. Commissioners' Repor ts, thulderStorms likely Highs in the upper $ to lower SOs. anti IO are court delays in getting the tu obstacle: Fear contamina te Bees and the nation about nine mWion more d herds destroyed attracted to br ight tons of coal, according to and suspicion from his neigh- The calde Wive to be buried They re not Yesterday's high 9) monIr,ç 74. Th ere was 37 inch rain yesterday. 10 Ford's _______________ _________________ and the world." ic k _____ ____ _______ _____ Dance For _________ ___________ F'' , WEATHER ounty Attorney, Clerk, HESPERIA, Mich. (AP) — afraid. They said 'we've got BiaineJohjonIsafaer who clean heid, and we It to ,carn has New York governor "a gcxxl partner for me and I think good partner for our country Eepoel-request of residents Zoning Brd recommendation. Mayors's office. lication -:xtension to Ceilificates of zoning requat frm R-3 to C-2. Public Convenience & on Stephens, Heirs property fl T _________ vice diresldent, calling the former Go, AUG. 19, 7:30 p.Ifl. pennit on property located one mile south of Intersection of Markham Woods Road. Oviedo llw. . 4UG. 13, 7:30 P 32771-Price — eside WASHINGToN- AP ident Ford today nominated Seminole County Drug Action Workshop- IM fiscal year Committee-Tim Bannick Councilman Irene Van of County Commissioners). - by eliminating nests and keel~- 120,000 UMW members and ed to five with disaster , - ffinvers down. Your wife close an estimated 1,200 underand near economic ruin. But should not wear sc fwiies or pow de rs. Even clo thes about a dozen sta tes. It will cost titime. Army Promote • ---- ~ _____ reaction, stings, I easement in - - e:;crgcr, ' y even or (Cont'd) Petition to Vacate & torney's reports Abandon drainage Bill Palj,i-. explanation of Lake Harriett Estates (Board $104,000 bill. ___________ I Ii - - __________ I ____________ Florida 10 _________ A 32771 ________________________________________________________________________________ x- zone to park a inubde home on AUQ IV,7:3e p.m. property in St. Joseph Subd. y haVu elaf*~eod, and if it is im. iterative that some medication be prescribed flOW. DE READER — You have n'mnove the stinger and put gtofid reason to Ile concerned. some ice over thespot and keep a \ 2O,l974Janf !,orgda Sanford, equipment. Approval of tree removal. A pproval on topping of roads .. ment in ....t stinger. Tuesday La. of r a is .stung than '.\ -- lrnni rtt!On tith would have ..i.1....e V811, * the miners ii uiiin priod.i— L.t(. pc". sw ellingand shock, severe doctor. It may save her life, mine without pay-for those killed in accidents. itching in the Palms of the These kits contain medicine to But this memorial period, Itands- and under the feet, anti counter the reaction ill c. which began at midnight SunI ed blotches appeared on gsting, and a tourniquet to tic day,comesatatjrnewhen. arms. Within 30 to 40 minutes above the .dini. if it ,he developed low pulse and location where this can be done' using industries would like to be building their stockpiles in weak heartbeat. No medication ir she gets stung, the first preparation for a possible % tas administered, but the tii do is remove 11W 1tiin strike when the UMW contract allerg is t suggest ed a Do this with a dull knife expires on Nov. 1 2. shots to be takeii .ifter H or similar object. Scoop it out, Steel, U . S . the nation's larwaitint fk'rind. Alter the nt quLcze. If ou squeeze it et :•oduccr & 5:cl and a t'cHd t 'iV U1t with the linger or other motion coal consumer, reported shots. I'i,, concerned about %nU inject more of the Poisonheavy last we'k that its tvrt .. _______ ___________ ____ - •... of Reports: Road Superin. was some at I I 9,7:31 P.M. Bowl paving project. I Grant application for Dew • IP4 '.AAAHIY r4IuIeU. from Second Street to Fourth top Park. . Public Hearings-7M p Proposed Wák Service stmt (Cont'd) Appeal against Control Ordinance. decision of Board AdJust. Proposed Physically Han. denying a soela ). 0pnwnnd. . t.0 ception In an A-I Agricultural on - AUG. of July 23 and J uly 30; and Work session on the annual Company WORK SESSION Regular Meeting of August 6, budget. Engineer's should ti that will deplete honcy be.. There necessary to complete the coal, already low stockpiles reaction with dIselurjnj ;m1 .series, thtn Lake hoLc vtrv steel selIing, but it cleared up after often to keep your protection. I mills and power plants. three Union leaders are calling it a weeks without. IS 001 100 late, and she should ilwdication memorial period, a device in have theiii flOVS• I-lit'r she was stung just lit addition, %ou s1k)uld 14,ve the current United Mine Work. Minutes 1, 5:00 P.M. ; . bee stings. was of AUG. t11I - •• LW. ° Committee report Consideration of a public Special Meeting of July fluoridation. Ofl PrOPeIiY Regular Meetings of July , City of Cauelberry vs. July 16; Special Meeting of Open bid on brush truck for 1 i Casselberry Lake Mary Approval I AGENDAS 0 County A Be Dangerous COUNCIL �- ----r! . - ,.- •.---. - -- -- --:-'- - -_- •- -:- - - -- i--.._ -.. ;- - ________________________________________________________________ 2A—The Evening Herald - Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1974 U.S. May CIosf NATiON 'If American sources In Nicosia said the U.S. Embassy iii the battlscarred Cypriot capital might be closed temporarily, and an official SPHINGFIEU) Ill. (AP) - The stamping, clapping gospel beat of a 100-voice choir is the lifeblood of his church, says a black Baptist pastor. At Union Baptist Church, one of the larest black i'nngreathns in central Illinois, more than half ot the two-hour Sunday service is filled with rollicking gospel songs and blues-tinged spirituals. "If the black church does not have a vital choir, . -'— --' ' :.. . .;' 'u!tz, ;;tt'i -- make the job quicker If we decide to go." But there was no indication from the '' Deparnent in Washinon of any such action. Undsay Grant, the embassy's second in iutsn,,d w1pidL J• - - " Thv e were these atiwr nevelopments in the . iutiip:, u.,, iptist. j wouicin w,in to pastor a black church without a choir. I wouldn't be going anyplace." —The civilian government In Greece in- Great Jump Re-Scheduled F Cvnri Ic Nicosia over the weekend held their positions pressed shock and abhorrence at the fatal Choir Church 's Lifeblood - .1 rnkriccv firing the commander In chief of the armed forces and his eight top officers and replacing them with foes of the ousted military Junta. HUUCETON 1lLi, W.Va. AP - Die owner of a private park here says a Florida notorcycle daredevil ill attempt to set a new world record for distance jumping this weekend, even though cancellation of the evert Sunday sparked a disturbance involving some 10.000 persons, uf pt1ulia; l. rk, said the r-owd, angered by rx.t being able to get refunds, caused an estmated 120,000 damage to the park. Hardaugh said a group of about 200 persons precipitated the disturbance after rain forced 1kb Gill of St. Peters. burg, Fla., to posU)one his planned 200-foot wL'rld-record jump over the lake. said Turkey had expressed willingness to cent of Cypnis its troopa have oceupled. neighboring buildings and the ambassador's patched a plane to lllerut to pick up the Davies and members of his staff had taken 16, whose mother died lat year af'er a long fighting was reported Monday. who had been left in the east coast port city whci, most of the Greek Cypriots fled before th "--kish advance. critically short of water, anti several parts of it W wtiUt water necause of broken l, luter declared: "1 condemn with abhorrence this abominable t'ruiie which acts against the Interests Briarwood Ave., Deltona, and sinpathy," Creel Premier Cunstaiitiiie Caramanlis ondutyanddrovethemobbackwith teargat But American officials said the Greek Cypriot broke through the embassy gates and stoned Davies' killers were "enemies of humanit)," Premier Ilulent Ecevit commented: "The Greek Cypriots are making a big mistake in some police were seen struggling with armed EOKA-B members. and sins. They are doing themselves as much nothing to stop the rioters. A U.N. 'pokesman I'resjcicnt Ford said he ws "shocked and - LOWPOINT, Ill. (API For 32 years, Lynn L. Banta crated a one-man utility pr-ovid ing water to this tiny Midwester-n village. Now he wants out. Resldentswlllvotein a referendum Aug. 31 on whether to form a water district to take over the Lowpolnt Water Co. And Banta says he doesn't Cn want to remain on as a trustee, "I would prefer to have noth. log further to do with It," said Santa, 63, who lives In Peoria, "I think 32 years is probably long enough for one IndividuaL They might have somebody else who could do a lot better job, really." Lalnt is a quiet rural community in Woodford County with a population of about 0. But Banta, who also operates -: "t1 . -a'r : Teacher Loses Appeal ' lerns not unlike thegiant uWJ. ties that ierve tropollt The gesture was a symbolic one ___ embarrassing incidents. The president, however, ac ____ _____ AA ass e service. their reform controversy, DOWNEY, Calif. (AP) - The Apoilo-Soyuz space rendezvous between American astroniut.s and Fusslan cosmoriauts is a step closer now that the the US. - spacecraft and docking nodule have been dicIared ready for shipment to the Cape Canaverai blastoff site. The space adventure next summer will feature a two. day docking of Soviet and American spacecraft. Both nations are on schedule for history's first internationally manned space mission, said ('slynn Lunny, Apollo spacecraft program manager for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. LOS ANGELES lAP) - Cuban Prime Minister Fidel t'L, iu asgrceci to participate In a television special on author Ernt'sj Hemingway to be filmed on location in Cuba. "I placed a long distance telephone call to Castro and after a brief explanation to one or two c'f his aides, I found myseif speaking directly to the prime minister," producer Dick Foster of Bob Banner Associates said on Monday. "Hemingway is held in great regard by the Cubans," said Banner. "The house where he spent severi.l months each year is now a public museum and several bars he frequented have Hemingway plaques on the walls." The television show will be called "The house of Hemingway" and port1o's also will be filmed in Spain, Africa, Key West, Ha -, and Ketchurn, Id:hc, whore lIcniingay 's widow Mary lives. Vief Losses Increasing OVV S ANALYSIS - -j. Fn r F - - - - Ck - - Courtes recording . - . - - Musicians Local - ' f' - - 1 NJ cadaks, quorum remaining, chairman rules can give or take away, ations have become constantly outkd the more avid refor_______ ougher and this has added to mets by three to one at the I I r — i* burden, he said. - ¶ commission's closing session in Banta's firm serves about 55 Kansas City, the balance will be C'ustomers, It employs a licens. much closer at the conference ci water superintendent on a in December. rf4ime basis, plus someone ironically, the blownp which ebe to read the meters every derailed party chairman 'lreemont,hs. But Santa saysit Robert S. Strauss's unity 'as not been a pacu1arly campai was brought on by rofit.able operation, efforts to push through modifications be felt would -ave-t Just such a spilt. The Strauss-backed c1anges F were aimed at giving the refor- mers some of what they wanL - --__but not enough to alienate the E regulars who are still smarting over the McGovern CornAUGUA, Mich. (AP; A mIon nes that kept many of -year1d teller was shot to them m the 19fl convention _______ au by a shoigun.wielding In MIami Beach. : tO bber on her first day at work Hut once the rollback got -----------a anch bank, started and the regular.labor. : _______ Witnesses and authorities coaceryative bloc saw how _____ ye this account: much muscle it had, Strauss's _______ onnIe Adams of Plainwefi, 1Ieiteanta lost control ___ ____________________________________________________ ch., a college itudet work- were unable to stop IL as a summcr elnploye, was The break-up of &rauu'i -ap 'nh*4 hi, ka vAi. ii..._. organ over an da) afternoon and was filling a article designed to open up the sith money when the alarm party and which contained the the Augusta branch of the ghost of the 1972 quotas usV,aZ State flank went off, Theblakmmber,pro -' --'be rolber shot MLs Adaina '*'ithe regv!srr- lfg1n ef.pin Ii teface.'ThenhecaL.n1yre. ing away at this article, The batbed h shotgun and repeat. Kansas City COIflITILASIOfl ,,, voted ed ii is demand for money to an. to report four alternatives to , HE S NO EASY RIDER oth r nci . the mid-term conference which an i,inknown amount of cash, must now make the painful 11ldin high Iiguragvcly in the esteem of Spanish bullfight of'11 e rober sped elf in a ,r rI)ojt Iirionads,%, Jorge Moiril does nohitc'rallyfn a recent eneoluiter In driv en by another man. The alternatives range from Lb. ¶ladrid ring. - - ___ . -. ' -. obber Kilts an k Teller ' . -- - -. '- - . . ---------. - - '' -- -- - - - . -- '... '- -- . - - - - - ' ' -. -; - ' ______________________________________________________ ------- - - --- - _______________________ ___ _______________ - -- - - - - ' . ______ I I - - . _____ Acjv. Arts, 10 a.m,, First p.m., First Federal of Presbyterian Church Semiiole, SR 4. Speake nerandA,,Mnardf educational building, Park Florida Power Corp Avenue, Sanford. Workshop on wanirote and costume fun by I()'? Sanford Pilot Club, cookout, 6:30 p.m., home of Marjorie . Alcoholics Anoninous1 open speaker- Sgt. Beau Taylor or . --a— —1 •. ___________ -- long-running musical "Jesus Christ Superstar," has 'uarriecf 27-yearId Jarw Mc Intosn. ilice, 21, said ater the ceremony at th. Kensington UiUer Office the! be cot!e would I mymc'.'n in the United States "but not for another 10 days." 'flj will then return to England and settle in a $300,000 tu'us Rice has purchased near Oxford. . 4sks Pact g out and you don't have promise. water tomorrow morning )OU December at the first mid-term An indication of his couse get about a dozen Phone calls Par-tv Conference, a mm. i came Monday when he called • awfully quick," he said. laturized version of the national the walkout a publicity tactic by The water works was set YoU r evvs up In convention, the black who led the move, emplayes of Santa Bros. Inc., It may be too late to restore on. First they knocked out a Brown Jr. which ran a general store, "but unity Editor's note: How much do lice; (b) be prosecuted for for this year's elections in plank that would allow the asThe Democrats would be In you remember about the newt role In Watu-gate; (c) return to erybody seemingly wanted In blacks, women and white liber. terla for participation in the tion of labor, blacks, liberals, will help you timi , "1 acquired the assets of this Democratic Charter CornThen they Introduced an tellcctLal community and the answer you had better read was subpoenaed toy the water-works went right charged t party 'rs" stricken, among other things, ditlonaily have formed the na- fully. H you get dght or more up trial u a defense wi there was no way of getting overhaul of reform effo& allows a majoty of a delega. These divergent elements 1. In his first address to a John Dean; (C) j Mitchell. Rants says he has added sev- wing left threatening to retali. of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Now dent Ford recommended fightIsz1 hmy conferred with - Tim Rice Marries IAN!..XN i APi -Tin) 111cc, Wh' Tote the lyrics fi,r tfr Business Association that buys tenure as governor, problems The nw home minister has tack last Thursday as he made Tern Sanford was forced to served twico previously in that 'an independence - - urided and l,00u :iusrng in the past month of heavy fighting w-'uth of Da Nang. Two district towns have been lost, but government officials dairned more than 2,500 N'rth Vietnemi, and Viet Cong have been killed. The &igon military command, meanwhile, repoaed that an army headquarters a; Meng liult, In the central highlands, a7parenliy was c'verrin early today and the of its 300-man garrison was not known. Sometimes his projects run drug pusher knew he would be - AAary r,ority participation, - SAIGON, South Vietnam lAP) - Military sources today rt-erted about 1,000 government s"!divrs killed, 3,00') The police of New York City, be used on Christmas who face the nation's most dect,ratlons. Commissioners . charter as it then stood would nications minister under Presiage girl In the audience handle .ir bookkeeping right same kind of hair-pulling strife wanted to report the draft char- conference. Resignations had poured in Monday. through our regular grain of- which tore the party apart in ter to the December coaference (ice. What Strauss has to do be- from Premier Kim Jong-pl; The assassin, Moon Sekwang, to tween now and December is ei- the 14 members of his cabinet; was "But we do have to go around a Korean living in Japan Probably the la.st chance to But the labor forces, encour- thcr to take sides and let the the top five officials of and read the meters. And If for Park's who came to Seoul with a datlon and chlorination Sy Castro And Hemingway The massive New York State election, even though Reid, a asked County officiaLs to fund M St., Altamonte sprs. _________ . Apollo-So yuz Link Closer budget every conceivable road actually campaigned against $107,147 budget, based on the VVEATHER -_- More Hair-Pulling WASHThbN (Al') 2AfIer .ere(ujred quotas to virtually no request that the city donate One of the unfair. He urged Instead that a then loses his broad, open smile victed, there would be no _____________________ $5,000 annual limitation be set amnpaigners in most ardent and attitudes which must have and takes on the visage of an reason the pusher shouldn't kill our history, formed at least part of the avenging God's and that this sum be exempt "Rocky" appeared to genuinely aelective filter Mr. Ford messenger, from auto of Gary Rogers of 601 a cop tiing to arrest him, successor as Now Rockefeller is the vice _________________________ Prairie Lane. trail early and staying late, George Home was also critical of Bush and Sheets, pillowcases, curtains, other front Burglars Sunday stole radio bill sponsored by Sen. Edward always on the move Ogden Reid of Westchp& great extent as the Ford whether in runners for ''d' hh 92 tow thu etc., with total value of $108 stereo records the appointment. small hotel room, at a nnedy for national health a and tapes vortl morning 70 There wa C3 of an inch County, once had the temerity Administration's principal stolen Monday from Red Carpet total of $145 from home of Jeff care. Although the polls have gate, or on Coney Island beach, Even more than Ford him- to support his county con- spokesman, unless Ford, rain Inn on N. Douglas Avenue, Parity cloudy to ClOudy throI.gh searching for one more hand to sell, Rockefeller Is a believer In 3tituent's battle against Perkins of 719 N. Winter Park shown the Kennedy plan t hardly a Wdn.day with thance of rnanIy radical man, plans Television valued at $550 to provide medical care for all shake, Ive, afternoon and evening tho,ri and the automobile and roads. Rockefeller's planned Long radically alter the vice "Hi ya, felish," the citens Is favored by 60 per During his scattered thundershowers today presidential role of recent cong en kely on Wneday cent of the people, Home said, pristngly short body with the Rockefeller consIstently put Isisod Sound Bridge. Higr in the upper K}s to lower 90s The project was finally history, - costd will run as high as $180 and dows tonugh? moStly lower to billion annually. -' 705 Varlble windS 10 mph or ten Noting illness, especially Rp probability SO per cent today, C1411L Ef'JE)af , j 7Op'r cent tonight ar • per cent catastrophic sIckness, poses _____________ .Vednesday ' " for up to 20 per cent of E*tenøeci Florida forecast the nation's people, Home said through Saturday—partly Cloudy ..ith scattered thundershowerS the solution for the minority is r'ldiflly during the nights and morning hours along the sou?h*st Free Concert at Altamonte p.m. care for 100 per cent of ':oast and during the afternoon and Springs Civic Center by Joe venlng eIseer. Htg population. in Upper tOs and low %s and lOWS rI-ostly n a-s." 'i" £lceç• IQW SOS p.m. inthe ke)S, Alcoholics Anonymous, meeting, Holy (r- debt,currentlyapproachIflg4 dustry, musIc performance closed LAKE"to MARY— Council : 4'Sday---hIgh llThrn,, l):llprn million, saying that 20 per cent ready erase all ties and z--'t .•; &4 a m, 5:26 p m Port . American Federation of house, 400 MagnolIa Canaveral hgh 11 Q am, H 19 - -a' Ave., 8-9 thefederalgovernmentgoe 389. t p.m. - .L-. g0ve'Iment and go it alone with . interest on the debt. He said public. AUG. U I'ropostid slit, the go"ernment either has to till financial support of Its fire of school Suspension program. Tirea and chrome rims Official resignations are c -- - rapid transit on the back defeated in tti legislature, candidate for the U.S. Senate with ironies, It Is doubly ironic because Rockefeller is perhaps consction on a downtown Ed that Rockefeller seat being vacated should finally the most internationally ira1l project which threatens to stolen Sunday from home of earned by those receiving rather than a political cain- spot himself for so long. - - huge head and familiar 1'' Three juveniles turned over eight other senior officials of _________ ,. —Took under advisement a Oviedo, jailed Mondy in lieu of stolen Sunday from home of 110,000 on charges of Possession Columr.us Lattimore Jr., of two men: Home Minister Hong .4'!!: J Sung-chul, whose ministry con- ever an embarrassing incident ROCK rANS REJOICE trots the police, and the chief occurs. Even had Park acceptpresidential bodyguard, Park ed all the resignations, the Rock supergr-' Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, reunited alter four yearn, have launched a Chong-kyoo, one of his most mass turnover would probably national tour ezpectcd to gross over $10 million, not have affected government trusted aides. policy since the president ex. The resignations were pow. - show that the men aumed erc dlcta responsibility for the failure of Information MInistr Yun the security forces to pr-event Chu-young announced that the the attempt on Park's life, cabinet was quitting to show Its Park named Park Kyongwon, deep regret over its failure "to 51, as himself a retired army prevent the assassination at general, to be home minister, tempt carried out in the capital at the instruction of the North chief of the presidential Korean puppets." . i-i its Roof people forgot he - or anyone called for lifting the limit bond on charge of assault and Store In Fern Park. trus's" so beloved of New York everything a state road should had once served In his cabinet A federal grant of $35,000 is battery. Auto of James M. Meacle of wages which may be earned had ever been anything else. polilcians wishing to remove and should not be, from a and had pubhically supported included In the total budget. lie has now ascended to thenlves from the immediate transportation 1006 Sweetwater Blvd. S. stolen without penalty by social and en. him on other issues for 'ears. ranted 90 day extensions security recipients during their within the proverbIal heartbeat fray, bit still keep a hand In the viroamental standpoint Monday, Auto valued at Oviedo Rockefeller is a a jjje On three houses proposed for of the office "e has coveted game. Money bag containing $3 41)0 retirement Years. He Is a buiider—.crf tics say "law and order" man, it tis condemnation under the former president of the since his first stint in Ills lection as vice monument Patricia Aubrey Clark, 20, stolen Monday from builder— of proposal that drug pushers face minlum housing code. Speedy's 1arket at SR. 436 and Lake Florida senate and speaker of Washington under Franklin president has more than the proportions not seen for many —Accept a $50 donation from mandatory death sentences _________ . "lthasn't been that much of a _ government operations and 1.5 mills for debt service. This is .01 mill less than the t,urrent I constituents In those days. James t.ouls Calloway, 19, of 'Ices Monday after being 703' Cypress Ave., Sanford, charged with shoplifting *16 attacking the social security was governor of New York year to head up one 'of those flee Park's top government and Jipan; Park's chief secretary political associates resigned to- and chi€f protocol officer; four - ,\ MALWRYHORNE By CHRIS NEL.S-ON damage and Cobujn cited for - - __________ _____ Commissioners reviewed drainage structure. bciweeri the wo properties—. rainage of 742 Baywood Circle, and Engineer Mack l.aZenb but we can't change that." "ditch" In Carriage Cove eight other county residents showing D'Amlco said, the developer swale and other drainage Estates subdivision, acre Ciage Cove project Ie slope tmcro will be modified withinSanford, six drainage t ru'lure, Which is colliplained to the city that all approxlmet.ely $8,000. on eius' private property, weeks into a grassed swale as the drainage construction Is a In other business city co Knowles said plans approved by sodding and grassing slopes missioners: Interstate eveIopment C3rp. •-1y - -. iiotIng the casz oank "h a gentie u;y Munag $3. Warren drainage, D'Ajnico, sayng the slope" and will also try million city budget for to the fcal year beginning Oct. 1 took a "wait and see" attitude between Dreyfus and the matter of semantics" told bank adjacent to Sunland. Monday on the drainage after Sunland residents Is the dii- commissioners city officials "We still don't see any taxprovements miliage budget. Property to fund the buets front of the McCrory's Store. Fire Dept. responded to the _____ Ending . - _________ County Itobert Hiram Coburn of Box corner of S. Sanford Avenue 78 Sanford, Monday collided at and Michigan Street and was pcaccktping force" to intervene, "this is the R es I g n En SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP - The thick pile carpeting makes walkina a silent experience. The deep red velvet settee Is framed by elegant side tables wiTh gilt edges. Each of the four bedrooms has a separate bath attached. Sound like a mansion? It is, but It's on wheels and the rail car—valued at a half million dollars—will soon be available (or posh vacation trips. "Victoria" is her name and since she was built at a cost of $100,000 in 1927 the grand old lady of the Pullman Co. has carried opera stars, political dignitaries and presidents, The opulent, 3-foot car now is ovned by two San Diego distributing company executives, S. Steve Sourpas and John Cuchna. They are turning over the plush pullman to the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum Association of San Diego, which plans Ic' prepa;e It for future travels, at a rent of about $200 a day plus rail costs of about $1 a mile. ____ à 'construction site at Airport IJarnes 0(181 E. Marvin Ave., I-"Iorne Blvd. and u.s. u-n, Longwood, destroyed by fire 4 I II while emulsion from the Rick U.S. u -n, Copper tubing valued at $500 for help. force whose aim is to unite Cyprus with Greece and which helped to overthrow President Makarios on July 15. ____ Monday from Robert Benton of battery and the thieves also 902 Cherokee Terrace while it vandalized th bnat. wan prd at a service station crime. The snipers were believed to be gunmen Tuesday,Auq.20,1974......3A _ ____ _____ corner 7thstole Street and Locust stolen Friday from the boat of Avenueofand $9 worth of Berry Shoff of 20 Royal m _____ beer and winc. . 3III Some of the police watched passively, while othe tried to push the crowd back, yelling: "For Gel's gake, there we rlots in (D*I. I • •1' , dlIU-nawdH uenIon.straiioil uy uu 10 ' (ilCf'K t.yprlots who accused the U.S. 8.DaysLodgeaLSR.43J Thieves Monday stole three Wallet and 115 stolen Monday civil servants planned a protest demonatra. tion, and about 30 or 40 unarmed Greek' Cypriot police had been sent in response to lt U.) , -. • __ Burglars Monday broke President £iafcos Clerides of Cyprus - ---.- WORLD IN BRIEF - TheEvengngHeraf _____ ...-...,s .j a Greek Cypriot secretary who rushed to the 5yearold ambassador's side. embassy official said hub! holes shocd that The Plushest Pullman NEW ORLEANS (A?) - A black school teacher, who claimed she was discriminated against In Palm Beach County, Fla., has lost her appeal In a federal court. Eunice B. Locke, an English and music teacher with 12 years experience, sued school officials because they replaced her with a white teacher when she took maternity leave. The 5th US. Urcuft Court of Appeals ruled Monday that the question was moot because Mrs. Locke was later hired in another school In the system. "For all intents and purposes the controversy between Ei*nk'e lwke, the nileged class she represents. and Palm Beach County Board c'f Instruction has ended," the court said. POLICE BLOTTER _ -i Id 11' The Associated Press IN BRIEF F .. - H - Fabry Finishes Monday night, instructed Acting Mayor Harry Terry to notify county commissioners that they must take definite action within fire days to Traini 'i9 for fire protection in county areas. L. . SIE Inc., noon, Cavalier AUG. 29 ke Mary Rotary Club, cy; (b) bipartisan restraint in on to: (a) grant Egypt mostprinting more money and ctrcu. (b) promote cultural iating 11 changes; (C) give Egypt Ford castigated the General Mrs. Pk Chung Hee, wife • Motors Co. for: (a) refusing of9. the sident of South Korea, to Include new government was shot and killed in Seoul safety standards in its 175 when: (a) an asaall ed cars; (b) making Illegal Cain- assaj President Park; palgn contributions to the (b) she Democrats; (C) Its decision to a gun committed suicide; (C) raise the prices of lt,s 1975 cars ficial misfired during an ofvisit to North Korea, and trucks. 10. PremIer Constantine 3. A prolonged drought in the Caramann of Greece told his corn belt led the Agriculture country that the governme Department to reduce its fo would not Intervene militarily cast of the corn crop drastical- in the Cyprus war because: (a) Iy.Thiswj: (a) farmers Cyprus was too far away and will have to plow under their the Turks had a strong milly corn fields; (b) higher meat advantage; (b) an Invasion prices next year; (c) the macuwould be too ezpensi; (C) facture of synthetic corn. h Greece having returned to 4. Pravda, the of ficl Corn- king a democratic state, war nmunist newspaper of the Soviet was unflecery Union, announcj that: (a) ANSWERS eight women mountain cl 1. b c 3. b 4, aS. c 6. a 7. a 8. bers died In a storm while c 9. a. 10. a. Crossing the Pamir mOuntains; tb) Lenin's body had been ito.. iii.. t_..... IL.. I; IiuumwerJ'emunWau; (c) Premier Aleksel Kosygln had suffered a heart attack, When the Genevj 'eace talks broe doin on the Cyprus &fld the C'JpTIL! war erupted anew, Greece: i I military rule' bj attacked Cyprus; (c) withdrew her forces from NATh. I' The White house an. nounced that former President Nixon wou:d: (n) receive as his Personal property the tape AUG. 24 unit, Longwoo Area Chamber of Commerce Blood tuobile " City Ilall. Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish demanding nnounceij by Beltone. A non- school, reç,uesting IL Send for this non•opera(ing model now. Wear it in the privacy bearing help can be. It'i 'ou to -_ Good Yesterday ___________ jj city to g Action Committee center abuse duatiun and generating Co AccordIng the current treatment center and has been Mr. Bannick go all points pletion of this urse enables contract which to expIres West Sept, 30, funded by the state with $35,000 looking for money from the Alcoholics Anonymous Wornens Group, Holy Cross through the Community College was to notify Lake Mary by Program. He expects to acquire He has gotten money from the Episcopal Church Parish of the Mr Force. Jub' 30 whether It planned to She Is beIng assigned to rcaew the House, 400 Magnolia Ave., agreement. Robins AFB, Ga,, for duty with p.m. City Atty. Tom Freeman said a unit of the Tactical Air the plan for countywide fire Command, protection with a 1,5 Fabry Is a 1971 graduate of property tax le will give mill the Lyman High ,School. county $700,000 to work with. to Beltone aid ,er made will he - protect Lock bor and other meeting, Bannick was told to be Margaret Ivey, director f Cross Episcopal graduated with honors at Impossible for the city to finalize Church,Holy Parish house, 400 the city budget. Winter called the project "preventive electrical specialist course fiscal year. tction last year. and To I-lear I.etter of our tax money. I Chicago, 111.—A free offer of ape. am opposed to the city of Winter dPi iflleUSt to those who hear but daughter of Air county by Its la of action on a help fund the organization's students, who have been )ear, he added. Fabry was trained to operate us," he said, urging the Old l (ni! 322.; These models are free, so we tgain, we reptat, there Ia no cost, and certalaly no obtigatkn.. sands hare Piready bn mailed, equipment. AND AIR CONDITIONING e. nlord than a third of an ounce, and Beltone ertroai 41 WVIc. ton Skeet, Chicago, Ill. 60& ____________ _______________________________________________ HOSPITAL NOTES AUGU 19, l4 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Flore C. Donaldson Cecelin G. Fisher Joe Anderson Violet Hall John 11. Uttles Eldon Shiver Jr. Diann RobInson Ada C. Blanchard - '"n UV - WINTER SPRINGS Tim Bannick, president of Seminole Program, WIlliam A. Fabry, 117 Jay house, ll a.m. Students may Too the old Grove Motel on Highway county and I feel that one tax is 17-92 north of Lake Kathryn sufficient. Estates in two weeks in which "We have pressing problems emp'oyed by the county as a appealed to City Council Board has approved a teacher Church, Parish house, 400 on "Bicycle Safety," Kwiatkowski, county coin- fly JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer vim &ur.cm Laura C. '(eager Toby Lynda TilIman M. Dekle Lynn I.. Thiman Yvonne Fryer Gisbert Bossard, [)eliona Lillian Evans, Deltona Eugene H. Harper, Dcltor John A. Elliot, Deltona Winifred C. Stavracos, Deuona Mu iannit 1.. Fender, I)t'I3ary .Jarnos H. Lathan, Longwood ,, (eorge C. Raymond, Geneva S h a r o n A r m 5 t r 0 fl g, Casselberry Wendy E. Pruitt, Winter Springs J. Michael Shannon, Orlando Casselberry To Vote On VVater Fluoridation CASSELHI.:RRV The touncil when the decision question of fluoridation for the to be made, they would vote In ciy's water supply will be put accordance with the majority of Mr. & Mrs. Daryl (Wendy) to the vote at. the regular the citizens. Prultt, a girl, Winter SprIngs December election and Council Mrs. Duerr, who with will be guided by the results (flascock, has been InDISCHARGES . we pros aria cons of fluoridating the wHtcr. fluoridation since the beginning Sanford: This action was taken of the year, said the results of Deborah I.. Lozano Monday night, despite protests her study were inconclusive. FilIson W. MeLSch froni the CarrIage liii! Louise A. Perkins, and boy Women's Club that they had She said the "public health Ar 5PII -- BIRThS FLORIDA GOES - - - - Caine b. Stanaland fluoiidatio question for eight because of Its record for Aletha smith months and still had no preventing tooth decay. Elaine J. Hannar asmurance.s that Council would However, opponents claim Kathryn Warner and girl, %te in favor even if the there had not been enough Lake Monroe studies made on the Florence Saccone, Deltona majority of the citizens did. subject, and said fluoride In Robert Kumph, Orange City Councilmen John Iighty, certain concentrations was Ellis Slaydon. Osteen .Ttihr. (;b;c;-ick and Edith fluerr poiSonous and therefore had no Fred S. Hobbina, Kissimmee gave assurances ii they place in a public WdtCr- supply, wre ON SAIE! — — - - - After 5 PM on weekdays you can for 3 minutes to anyone else in Florida for 75 or less plus tax. And rates talk are even lower on weekends, until 5 PM on Sunday. Just remember to dial direct without an Operator's assistance, - Any day SHARE A SMILE. DIAL LONG DISTANCE TONIGHT, Dlab'it.yourself rates do not arply to con, crt hotel-guest cafls calls charged t a third rtnL j' tljr(J () Southern Bell f SOfl- tVr" c ,- -, ,, . ,, . �-- _ ------------ .- OPINION The Evening Herald ________________ The Evening Herald Even" '* 191jeraM Tuesday, Aug. 20,1974-4A FLORIDA FEA Endor Arm y 's GOER V/ent To Bottom , Of Bay T WASHINGTON Not long ego, the Th Ary a Uz iieiiLpLer byakillS. Mcu superiority cannot be portant in the Pentagon as empirebui lding Home )eliry: Week, 5 ctnts; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; produced a tractor-trailer that 'was supposed to for tactical air support, also spent nearly have a sacrificed, they contend, for cost efficiency. Those who produce useless equipment an grind gged terrain and also churn across billion dollars on the Cheyenne helicopter. II was Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same a home delivery. All riversover and ru takes. The be It is an argument Congress has been buying seldom demoted or dismissed. But those whose ha ts assured one Other mail : M onth, neither air worthy nor battle worthy. The for three decades All the rIIjtnrv brass had to lsIrQn'" rnpfres start crumb11n 6Months,$16.20: l2MonthsM2 40 ,, i;..j;L......__.. on the .41 um ,; uiiiii was signed as a fast, light do was thètt te magic words "national suds, that had been sunk in the project. tack vehicle, with both conventional fire power security," and Congress was ready to shower Triumphantly, th Under this system, the armed forces have ey drove one of the and a sight-guided missile. The Sheridans cost them with greenbacks The military budgets remarkable vehicles onto the calm waters of the $335,000 apiece. Yet, without modification, U e penny-pinching grown fat and unimaginative and top heavy. An have never been subjected to th Chesapeake Bay for testing. While test officers lacked sufficient armor for duty in Vietnam and that members of Congress apply to welfare astonishing 68 per cent of the Army are now : Do As We watehed slack-jawed, the GOER, as it was pr oved too sophisti comm issioned offi ce rs, noncoms or cated for easy repair. spen di ng, housing programs, educational a hopefully called, slipped slowly frorn sight Thus the chiefs literally outnumber the Indians. Dismayed, Congress turned down a request propriatlons and the like. beneath its own ripples to join the crabs and tempted military dreamers to for a new $700,000 main battle tank. But the seekThis everhas more exoticthe cquipmcn o)lter shells on the murkey bottom. Conling 2.1 million men today are 43 If the GOERS have failed to go far, th Say general's more andcolonels four-star and simply theinname is money. now back equivalent of a child's visions of sugar plums. As admiralsUretar 1,752 more andgenerals Navy captains Do are in onArmy Capitol Hillchanged aga in look g for and more familiar company. For years, we have ey exposed the dreams are translated in to the rea li ty of t how the Pentagon wastes billions of dollars for ha n comi nded 12 million men at the end of The Navy's 1052-Clas.c destroyer was so badly steel, the top brass have long lists of wishes. military equipment that is often inferior. designed that early models proved to be floating 'I'he.se need have no relationship to exis ting \V()ri(I War II An IflCeStUOtLS relationship has Perhaps the American people have become so firetraps. A greater waste, the Mark 48 torpedo, Congress has a delightful habit of passing laws also grown up between the procurement officers technology or the industry's ability to produce. accustomed to gross waste and cost overruns cost the Navy a cool $3 n'ilIIon, yet 90 per cent of In fairness to the defense con and the defense contractors. Nearly all conthat apply to everyone but congressmen. tracto rs, they are that they are now too calloused to care. But we them didn't function satisfactorll}. tractors employ former m ili tary officers In their They often called upon to accomplish technological sales divisions. These slip these little hookers into legislation keep returning to the story in the belief that the arms peddlers a partial listing, of course, of the miracles to satisfy the whims of the mili tary This is only that the rest of us, unfortunately, never read or brass hats are more careful when they are Pentagon's multimillion priijy their flash se rvice academy rings dreamers. Practicality and cost ar e seco seldom have an opportunity to study at any leng th. working in the glare of th -d o llar blunders, e spotlight. ndary. in purs ui t of con tracts. As the procurement planning expands with Fabulous sums have gone down the golden drain An example of this double standard came to The two most celebrated And p.-ocurement officers, as they ma ke their clinkers were for weapons that won't work, sp each new appropriation, so does the planning light over th e weekend when an enterprising Texas probably th e parts e Air Force's giant C-54A transport are never used and contracts arshould multimillion-dollar decisions, often are thinking never staff. The top planners are judged less by that newspaper discovered that 19 U.S. Representatives plane, with its staggering cost overruns, and the have been signed, new weapo ns they produce than by th e size of the about fat Jobs wi th contractors after they retire. and one U.S. Senator had practiced racial F-ill fighter plane, wi th its mysterious crashes. staffs they command. After all, it will take a war There was also the M16 rifle, which w The irony Is that the same Penta3n people The generals and admirals explain solemnly to determine whether the weapons systems who cry in the name of national defense for more discrimination in the hiring of their office staffs. posed to give combat soldiers extra fire power that for America 's armed The examples cited didn't rely on "informed iorces to remain work. The promotions go, therefore, to those weapons but, Instead, jammed and misfired on are responsible, because of their supreme on land, sea and in the air, they must with the most subordinates, sources" or "officials close to the situation." The Vietnam battlefields, blundering and waste, for diminishing the ability stay ahead in the developmen t of new weapons Neithør efficiency nor economy a1'C 5 11T evidence was in the form of photostatic copies of of America to defend hersdf. requests from the congressmen involved to the _______________ Office of Placement and Office Management. The IN CROMLEY requests specified "whites only" and "no ________ _.04 RUSHER minorities" and even "no water signs" — -- scuf.)e . Congress I RAY a reference to th e signs of the Zodiac, and no gal who wears pants suits. On the face of it the requests wou ld seem a clear violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which would have a private employer in all kinds of trouble with the government. But, as we said, Congress has this thing about passing laws that might infringe on their right to hire whomever they please while establishing very rigid guidelines for the rest of us. In th is case the "hooker" is a provision in the law that says Congress is not an "employer" under the Act and therefore is not subject to its antidiscrimination provisions. A 1972 amendment gave th e Civil Service Commission Jurisdiction over discriminatory congressional employment practices involving "competitive service" only and just what that might mean is anyone's guess. So the gentlemen involved are home scot free. Oh, they'll have to suffer through some embarrassing questions for a day or so, maybe even get some threatening mail from the folks back home, but it'll be iwo-day sensation and they'll be free to go back about the busin ess of discriminating Ford Gets . — FOR SEALED Conner Charges Trickery NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TOWPIOM1TMAV CONCERN Notice is hereby lven that the Board of Seminole County, Seminole Ufldtrslgned, pursuant to the County, Florida will receive Sealed "Fictitious Name Statute" Chaper bids until 6: P.M. on Wednesday, $65 09, Florida Statute, wiU register ii SepPemb' 1974 at which time with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in Bids will be publicly opened and and Seminole County, Florida, read aloud in the Seminole County UPOfl receipt of proof of the Courthouse, Park Avenue, Sanford, publication of this notice, the tic , Florida on the following: tltIou name, to Wit, FRIENDSHIP PROJECT TITLES: MANAGEMENT, operators Cf LIARCLeY ELEMEN- Holiday Inn, Orlando Altamonte TAR'I' SCHOOL Springs, under which we are LAkE BRANTLEY HIGH engaged in business in the City Altamonte Springs, Florida. SCHOOL ADDITION The parties Interested in Said NAME OF OWNER: District School Board of Seminole County, business c-nUrprise are as fOiiOw% Seminole Cou nty, Florida. Henri Landwirlh j0I'i H. Quinn PROJECT LOCATIONS: Project One located in Altamonte Spring, John H Glenn, Jr. Florida. Project Two located John W. SchOettetkOtte Sand Lake Road, Semino'e County. DATED at Altamonti Sprrngs, INVITATION TO BID; Not,ce j her eb y given that the District School Is Florida. . In "? I 40 LA . .----.. 11 ________________ — :. . '•--, ..:.. Swap . :,,' ' .- - - - -- a ... Model Shows First ('ondo Village .iid Part of (iOU Course pwater — Myer& DEBARY line — the legal boundary buffer zone between the ba Legal Notice FlCTsTftUNAE P4fic 1% hereby given that t am gged In busin, at (13 Snh1ndo Springs, Longwood, Seminole County, Florida under the fiCIItitj — Plans for The Landscape Architects, is the first section of the Swallows Goff Childers, Penascola , said and Country responsible for overall land clubhouse, and swimming and panel did not lake the issue to Club, a 700cre, $90 million planning and design of The chi l dren's pools. Also planned plan community Swallows. court because it found no cvi- have beenresidential announced Legal Notice - J Residential Proiect Slated At DeBary $90 FICTITIOUS.NAME ' (flat in Letter To The Editor ", d, ' Jr. — ,,: — CA - SPECIFIED BONDS: The luc CessfuI Bidder(s) shall provldt a Performance, Payment and Guarantee Contract Bond as provided a nd set forth in the specifications ____________________________________________ WORLD 40 10 — IJV,t,,u.1ri:) NOTICE OF SUIT TO DATE. TIME AND PLACE FOR OPENING OF SEALED BIDS: All Bids must be received a nd .. S special meeting at the Seminole Cou nty Courthouse, Park Avenue, Sanford, FI'wia on the lith day of Septem ber aid 00 P.M. en clos ed in a scaled envelope plainly marked on the outside "Prpi," alid the title Of thewo,k, the date and he name of the tjdder The Ost,1 t school Board of Seminole County, Seminole C ounty, Florida reserves the right to Around reject any or all (lids received and or to waIve any intormalitles the Bidding . No bids shall be withdrawn for a period of 30 calend ar days svbsquenf to the Opening of Bids w,lP,ovl consen t of the Board ________ '9 Dated this 20th day of Auqut, 1971 DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY S Mr Davie Sims, Chairman S Mr. William P. Layer Superintenden t ArPrlov:o AS To FORM I DOUGLAS STE NSTROM OF ST(P4STROM. DAVIS MCINTOSH Post Office Box 1330 Flri Statc (lara --Suit, j — — Sa nford. Florida 3fl) Attorneys for the OiStri&l School Board of Seminole County, Florida Publish Aug 20, 77 & Sept. 3, 1971 DEE )fl NFL LII AS JONES RESIDENCE, UNKNOWN ..-, - #'UILAIUt thence Northwesterly 150 feet, mor e or less, along the shore of laid Lake to the South line of said Lot 337: thenc e West 767 I? beet 'o bc'glnnnq Parcel II The North Oi't' tii) tered in Civil No. 74 IDSI now ding In the Circuit Court of the r 'ut'Nt'nIt' JtwJ,c,al Circuit ,n and ', '"rn'nole County, Florida f)"170 th,s IMP, of Aii(LIt I74 (SEAL) 4. Oetitint S . - Easttwenty - -yf-- I Lt (-n, and ,,, nu inc tasy 1201 feet of ' of SMALL SIZE BULLETIN BOARDS Wood, be entered ,'igainst you for Die relief dCmandrd in the Cutliplitint or petition WITNESS my hand and lpie Seal Qf said court on August 13. 1,71 (SEAL) ArtIvr H Hrckwith Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly' JOy Stokes Deputy Cterk Publish Aug 20, ii, & DEE 171 E D "BUD" i ::..t as Clerk of the Court By: L inda White As Deputy C'erk (SEAL) G:flDONS. TUCK p ' ' '.1; , ii_ rw N 1138 35 18 60 - Aluminum ham, - ' $6.92 21-36' --'- I 18 s24' 24 '36 ' 36 s48 ' $6.70 11.00 18 20 I.,.r,,,,, a"i.ibl. ti Tampa, 1-lOrjda 13,i Sept. 3. 10, 1914 Publish Aug 30, 19:4 BE A REAL ,. ,4-- HEADAcHE DFD 110 For last relict call the 1/1 ~(q 11!Malpl ~ (1( Ngsfes, BETTY CARTER Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 34 91112 C ass e t err y MARILYN GARLANTI $349212 Altarrcnte Spr inns SHIRLEY MILLET p3-4 t2 I2 Forest City SMITH, COFER & it.uit 606 Madison Street P.O. (lox 136k) p Court I ANDREW COOMES. ESQ, Charles at public salt', to tho highest and best E llis Miller, PA, P0 Doe 1151, te' for cash, at thefront door of Orlando, Florida 37107, and file the the POIII County Court HouSe, Al original w!th the clerk of the above Barlow, Florida, ,t Ii CX) A M., on Styled court on or before September September 6, 1974, I? 1971; otherwise it judgment may S• WITNESS my handandthesealob HARVEY A' ALPI:Q, Esu,r this C ou rt on August 16. 1974 Law Offices c) (Court Seat) A l per & W30 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr 616 E Semoiar mt .0 s,,- 2 As Clerk the Aitamonte Springs. Ia 32701 By: Joy Stok es Publish ' July 30 . Aug 6, 1 3 . 70 Anilsud' H. BCCkWith, Jr As Deputy Clerk Clerk of the CirCuit Court IA coov of the cornnlAnt of fl,'t,I,tin By Mrthi T. Vihlen filed herein Is attached to the copy Of defendant, PIELLIEM JON ES, and the North One halt (') of Lot Two Deputy Clerk thiS notice which it mailed 10 each .01 thirtieS having or claiming to (2), Block One ( It. to the VAN DEN BERG, GAY, BURKI & def endan t for whom a ha ve any right, title, or Interest in Plat of Well Lakelaaccording residence nd, as recorded DYER. P A. more Specific than a state or Cointr the real property herein described in Flat (look I, Page 10, Public Altorneys for the Plaintiff w.,s given in the sworn Statement 'tOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Records of Polk County, Florida Post Office Rox 7 filed herein by the plaintiff, hit 'ha) in ,,(hon to foreclot. .1 mor Orlando. Florida 37907 .Q('nt or attorney.) fqaoe on the tnito*ng real propech, Parcel III r'trp, Aq 1974 rhlisp, AL-9 V. 71 & Si ! 1 . ViN ° S'miiiflf County. F loniia The South IS feet of Ihe' Last 12$ cm r in DI F 177 Lot 1, Block F. Revised Plat of fee'? of Lot 3 arid the Sou th 73 feet of Markham Park Heights, according Lot 4, Block I of West Lakeland, to plat thereof recorded Plat Book I, according to the plat thereof page 71, Public Records of Seminole recor in VIal Book 1, Page 10, County, Florida Public Rec or ds of Polk County, Florida; beng part of the E. I iA SE has been filed against you and you ' of Section 13, TOWNSHIP 29 (rim, are required to set-ye a copy of you r SOUTH, RANGE 7) EAST. .s'qit)en &b,'nSes, ,f an,', t if on C --[I 18 s4 And all parties claiming inicrec)'. t. , - through., ,,n,1., ,,,. . ..n...n.' - ..-' 1190orgo 113 F DEE 2$ . 4 vpr - - --_--;__-_ -j:.-.. -_ .. tiOuS . ____ - are bridle paths, jogging trail have by LTP of fraud or evil intent. His firm Palombo & with exe stations, bike Properti Inc., th e developer. Assoctates, Notice is hereby given ts i am Ben Thompson, Tallahassee DCCSJSed of Pit burgh, has TYPE OF BID OPENING: Bids en gag ed in businej trail and stables. ConstrucUon A scale model of the corn- designed several planned at 95) East attorney for the I shall be opened and read aloud to County is I?amonte Dr.. Altami Springs, to begin iii 1975 on a pe r. HOTIC To CREDITORS participating conservation group, said, munity. showing 550 single comlunuffities in ther states, manent AameofJCEE REALTY,andtP,atl SeminoleCounty, Florida under the General Contractors TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ntendtoregIs?ecsaid,mew,,h,h, beach club ca ba na on homes, •rti conname of FLORIDA "Theyh.aveieftusnoclojcc butfamily doijuiii and ntereted Public ir. attendance. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole ALARM & SECURITY, Streets to theinitial con- 150 feet of ocean front property PROJECT SCOPE £ CON. SAID ESTATE: Units, and that I and numerous domniniurn area at County, Flor ida in accordance with to file suit, try to establish the STRUCTION: The Projects The which The Swallows has intend tors?e ai name with the You and each of you are hereby the Provisions amenities was unveiled of the Fictitious at GreneralI ConSiSts of the complete notified and mean high the Swallows water are Clerk of the Circuit C ou nearing cornacquired at New Smyrna Beach required rt. Seminole construction of the sthcol(s line and sales office here within an easy pletion. Roads to to file any Name Statutes. To Wit. Section County, F Icwida in accordance w determine what is rightfully ' claims and demands which y ith ou , or $6309 subsequent Florida Statutes 19S7 listed herein with related Site near Daytona for use by the ijroisions of the Wcik tither of you, may have against said cittious state's and what is the devel. nine iron shot of the now phases have been cut. Water residen ts 5: J. C. Harper as set for th in the Contract and members. Name Statut es, ToWit: Section es tateintheofficeoftheC,er ko, the Publish: Aug. 6, 13, 70, 77, 1911 playable 18-hole, 6,505-yard and sewer lines are in. Documents. oper's property." aoso, Flcrida Statutes 1957 Elec. Circuit Court of O the ther amenities will include Elghtneth DEE-36 TYPE OF CONTRACT, The J championship golf Sig. Movalo, Inc Theprevious Cabinet reached driving range. ud icial circuit, Seminole County, course and tricity, gas, and telephone generous green spaces, parks Work (s) will be let under Walter contract in Florida, Probate Division, in the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE . Moodie a greement wi th Windsor Trust service is available from local accordance with page's Br-7 and BR C with picnic and barbecue Publish Aug 20, 27 & Sept. 3. 10. 1974 rthouse at Sanford, Florida, ou TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Just off Interstate 4fflVolusla utility companies, in 1970 to trade 3,750 acres $ of me Contract Documents for DEE-121 within four calendar months from THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN AND facilities, equipped I General Construction County, the wooded developCon,truction is expected to playgrounds of Barclay the time of the first publIcain ot FOR POLK COUNTY. CIVIL AC. Woods Elementary Sciioo' , areas for tering ment offers "the best of Florida begin shortly on IN T9E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and or this notice. Each claim or demand TIOPI the first 106 and Lake Brantley High Schoui Addition must be in writing a archery, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. fled in Legal Notice in a hometown USA at. condominium residences with platforms. and bird watching and will include Mechanical an CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE duplicate and state the pace of SUN BANK OF TAMPA BAY, a Eledrlcal for laid plant(s). The r mosphere," according to Frank COUNTY. FLORIDA. In the Circuit Court of Seminole esidence and post office address of rlorida Banking c or por ation, There are 84 acres of sandR. Carcalse, Chairman of LTP occupancy anticipated by OvIner Contractor Agreernent bo CIVIL NO. 7$:os3-c County, Florida Plaintiff with the sPecifications shall be und the claimant and must be vvorn to November or December. bottom lakes which have been Properties, Case No. 70.34 the by the claimant, his agery or atVS Architects for the first con- preserved Agreemen t used FEDERAL PIATIONMI MOR PEGG', YOUNGER, for canoeing, fishing, tor ney, or the same Shall e void. Dominic Palornbo, a mem ber dominiumn HORACE JONES. INC etc. el al, PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING YGAGE ASSOCIATION, village_" Plaintiff(s) DATED at Orlando, Florida, this and light sail in g. Deendant of the American Society of Village of the BIDDING DOCUMENTS, Bidders 141Is aly of July, 1974. ________________________ Plaint,tf, VS Tall Pines"—,are may review Use Documents at the 'three commercial WILLIAM YOUNGER, Jacqueline Kohl Emery NOTICEOFSALE Schwab and Twitty of Ft. light shopping and areas for foflowlng Plac es ' v:,TI4ALINL LAWRENCE. .is'ngie Dcfcnj.ntis professional As Administratriz ,"'t"fl Eoghan N. Kelley, AlA Lauderdale, Fla. The builder is offi ce Legal Notice of said estate s are planned as pan of Notice Is hereby given that, 500 West Semino Defendant le BoUlevard FRANCIS V. GAY NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OF INTENTION pursuant to a Final J ud gment of a subsidiary of LTP Properties, the development. They will be Sanford. Florida 37711 mere will be 550 half-a cre separated from other areas by Attorney for Ad.ninlstratrig TO TO REGISTER Foreclosure entered in cause NOTICE OF SALE TO WILLIAM Post Office Box 793 numb,r ed GC .G 71 $1. in the Cir NAME lo for single-family homes nat ur ts Eoghan P4 KelIcy, AlA Defendant 16 South Magnolia Aver,ue al buffers, cuit Court of Polk t.ovnty. Fiorida,l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 1966 Baythore Bou levard P10T ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th.st 1 hich will have a minimum 0 D CREST WOOD DPiVE Orlando, Florida 37902 pursuant to Florida Statute SS Mn sell the property situate in Polk the Dunedin, Florida 33S7$ 51h da of SPptember 1971 di WATt RVILLE, MAINE price of $12,000 each. Count)' Publish Aug 20, 77. ml 8 6S.09. that the underigntd, & Seminole County, Florida, 11am at the writ front of the DEE i;a desiring toengage inbusir,es under described as: building codes, restrictive District School Board of Courthouse of Seminole County, ., YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an the fi(titio flame of Bill's 13.1 Seminole County Sanford, Florida the under$,nrd action for Petition 46F covenants imposed by the Mobile, S.R. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Parcel I at for modification 43-1 and ln'erstate 30 2 East Commercial Ave Clerkwill oIler for lalethe following of Final Judgment has been filed Highway FOR SEMINOLE developer, and COUNTY. 1. CIty of Beginning ds standar on the South line Of Lot Lonq*oo, of an flue described real properly: FlORIDA against ygu arid you are required to County of Seminole s,. bi5c,,, 01 i,i,tJb LIVI(EtJiflU 1 Al*ftlok arrhitnrttjrr. re','jet' board Sanford, Florida 3777 1 Lot 7, Block "F", WASHINGTON serve a copy of your written ifltty,dS t register the tiid name CIVIL ATlON NO. 74.1174.0 to Altarnor,t, Land, HOtel and th indicate at the single.family OAKS SECTION ONE, acCording to menses it any, to it on Martin with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Navigation Company, Via? Book I Documents will be at Local the plat tI'ereqf as recorded ,n Plat Sack. I7!.I Gulf L i fe Tower, Seminole County, Florida homes will be in the $60,000 to i A CARESCIA and CHYL LIS J. Page I?. Seminole County, Florida, , Planrooms lot' Bidders to Rook 16, pages 7 & A . Public Records Jackwnville. florida 37707. on or CARESCIA, his wife, (CORPORATE SEAL) at a point 170 feet East of the Nor $125,000 range. .':j.':P:, review, Model homnes of Seminole County, Florida, before September IS, 1971, arid file Plaintiffs, fhtast Corner of Lot $33 in B&E's SERVICE are planned to be laid together with all structures PLACE(S) £ DATE FOR 05. y read)' by the original with the clerk of this rn COMPANY, INC Subdivision. then ce South pa rallel p*'oven,ents fixtur es TAININO BIDDING DOCUMENTS: FRANK W JONES and NELLIE M with the East . applianc es, Cou rt either before service on November or December, I Florida corporation line of said Lot SU a Bidders may obtain Documents by and appurtenances On laid land or plaintiff's attorney or immediately JONES, his wife, WILLIAM 0 diStance of 70 feet; thence South 37 By William H Wick, Jr Construction is scheduled to N phoning the office of the MOVING used in conjunction therewith Architect GREEN and -- —GREEN. his degrees?? thereafter, otherwise a judgment President minutes East 74 5 fcet. begin before the requesting further information (I. The aIorej.i sale will be made will be entered against you for the ATTEST: end of 1974 on wife, and NATIONAL DISCOUNT thence North 52 ckcree's)7 minutes pursuant to a Final Judgment (Il we )05 lfl 6463 aft er 70 August 1974) relief de manded in the complaint or Elaine C. W,sck CARPET COMPANY. INC., lighted tennis courts, East 702.1 feet to the shore of LAKE .• The The suit sftk3 to void the land to sumrintmdent of EIGHTEENETH JUDICIAL to commerKemen t of CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. Boerd meeting at the Seminole FLORIDA County Courthouse, Park Avenut, PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO, 14. Sanford, Florida. , 22CP TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BtOS: . Bids shaft be rectivrd until 6 IN RE. ESTATE OF PM Wedneszjay. is, eptmne. CHARLES GORDON MERY t971 1 State I ined the agreement and swap in Southwest Florida and He has been before the Cabi- cluded the Cabinet had asks that construction be net several times to try to work swapped state land for other rohibited until a mean high out an a greem ent to establish a land the state already owned. Schocli, 302 SchIs prior _-_ '. .-- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) between state and private lands and his development. A 1911 land swap on Estero — is established. Gov. Reubin Askew has supBay which was fought through Among the 23 defendants list. ported the plan and Atty. Gen. the Cabinet and the legislature ed in the suit are the state Cab. Robert Shevin said the swap now has gone to the court, fret, three former directors of be the best way to protect Agriculture Commissioner the Internal Improvementwould the Estero Bay aquatic Doyle Conz,er and Lee County Trust Fund and Robert Trout- preserve. And in 1971, the state Co nservation Associa tion Inc. man of Atlanta, ap oved the swap based on a filed suit Monday alleging Troutman has an option to surpr vey by the owner, Windsor "mistake, deceit, trickery or buy the land and plans to de- Trust. fraud" in the swap between velop a $500 million community But the Senate Natural IleFlorida and a developer. on the bay southwest of Fort sources Committee also exam- , juiy 3o, 1974 .. . ,. — PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF SEALED BIDS: All Bids are to be Publish: Aug. 6. 13, 30, 77, 1974 delivered to the Superintendent of DEE 33 E. Commercial St .. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E Sanford. or GR' — stminole County, - -- - WOODS — -v 7 Legal Notice __________ ADVERTISEMENT ,,. -. ' a ___ :'-.._•'.,-,..,. ' .,.-. — — U' ., for WASHINGTON (NEA) Anyone who The question whether Richard Nixon should doesn't expect major changes since Gerald Ford 4 ' be prosecuted for his misdeeds in connection lme president has not studied the ". * wi th the Waterga te cover-up is hornier than ot course, the precise changes are impossible many People imagine. to predict today. Whatever his own thinking, According to the Gallup Poll 55 per cent of the Ford in the past has moved slowly, gathering I 600 Ame input from colleagues with all shtpes ci opinion, rican people oppose p'osecutjon, and only 37 r._ then welding these Ideas Into pragmatic per cent favor it--An impressively solid majority for compassion, and one that anti-Nixon zealots programs wi th enough of every man 's Ideas will ignore at their peril. On th secure his support. e other hand, the let-hIm-alone advocates don't seem to unIn Congress, Ford moved up every tirne the that Mr. Republicans were in dismay Nixon, once he stepped down array and looking as President, became legally subject to younger blood with fresh ideas to take leadership. prosecution for any crime he committed while In office, and that there is no very convenient Fur began to fly quietly when Ford siragainst minorities. technical excuse for failing to proeecut him for prlslngly blitzed into the chairmanship of the this one. Nor does Congress have the legal o 10 Meanwhile, the rest of us can expect to hear House Republican Conference, in a vote to %P power to confer immunity on him. from the Justice Department if we so much as engineered by his Young Turk friends. The That, Incidentally, is why it was dangerously olp— make a distinction between males and females in COfliC, powerful on paper as the governing naive for various gocd-heartJ people to corn. body of the Republican party in the House, was our classified ads. b b, largy ceremonial in practice. With Ford in, plain that Mr. Nixon, in his resignation speech, ceremony was out, A concensus was found. didn't "make a clean breast of it" and frankly 40 T%lI' Positive Republican position papers began to acknowledge hi's guilt. If he had done so, he 9160 would not only have been making things far appear, replacing negative GOP reflexes to \Vc're glad we elected to go into the newspaper Democratic proposaLs. W, 6 easier for a potential prosecutor in his own case, .. business rather than politics. In this business but would gravely have compromised of Ford made minority leader in 1%5, which put him at the head of the discouraged House Repub. might lose your mind but not your memory. his co-conspirators Mitchell, Haldeman, 14jDW Ehrllchman, et at, which is scheduled to begin In politics it is the other way around, Those ilcaus. The first Ford push here was for "conOfl September 9th However heinous weconsider U'e" alternatives to President Lyndon guys can't remem ber wha t they had for breakfast Jolm'a - the Watergate cover-up, is eurely a great deal to War on Poverty. this morning. Take Florida Insurance Corn. be said in mitigation of the ftnse, and Mr. La1lng a group ot young activists, Ford -•. ..-.. missioner Tom O'Malley for instance. O'Malley became 7 $'rvlc. t. Nixon would only ha ve made saying it infinitely softly bold in moving Into Senate-House _______________ received free medical care at Cedars ci Lebanon meetings through a Republican more diffi cu lt If he had chosen to twang our Hospital in 1968, 1970 and 1973 and apparently never committee. It was not long before that body's heartstrings with a dramatic "inca culpa" in his gave it a second thought. "At last-something I can feel comfortable in resignation speech. principal proposals came heavily from Ford's men revenue sha ring as an alternative to big The Inclina tion of most Ameri ca ns to go eas Now being hospi ta lized is a sobering y exfederal government, n Mr. Nixon Is rooted in a sound perception that th he eir own perience in and of itself. But we common folk often alth his own role In the conspiracy to cover up worry as much a bout how in the world we'll ever as a counter to President Joh soi' medicare, Wa tergate wasn't all that awful anyway, and Proposals for low Income ho aid disclosure pay the bill as we do about why we have been of CongresSIonal campaign finances and new that his forced resignation from the presidency hospitalized in the first place. But O'Malley ap- means is an entirely adequate pun .sI eat for it. of preventing strikes which could cripple prentl nvr EavP it second thought a nd wheji it the natIc. would be quite different, least in my w as called to his attention the other day reckoned view, if there were proof of any at Ford's major achievement in the House lay in Editor of those gaudy certain)/ share the feeling of your Friday's charges of tax fraud, sales as how it was "very gracious of the hospital" not to changing the Republican party frcm negative Evening Herald of editorial, "Seminole County Gets Shot In Arm." etc. with which the anti-Nixon forces Opposition against everything the Democrats bi ll him, , Fla, regaled us From working this past month with the Lake last winter. I would have favored "positivism," wi th a It sure was. We wonder if the hospital would Program even toPraised lus part Dear Sir : no compunction, then, Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, I know ll fu by the liberal have been as gracious to Tom O'Malley, COfl" But reac -such proof, and one Though classified a conservative, Ford's Congratulations. struction worker, as to Torn O'Malley, insurance Or two of Mr. Scott Electronics' announcementgeared to Nixon's Congress1oi enem1e overall voting record has made neither conserThe Dew lOokfOra6O.yearoldpaperisp,uy have now adcommissioner" Orlando, mitted that these accusations were vatives nor liberals happy. lie was an early task. AS a former editor! have some idea of what As a member of the Greater Sanford around chiefly to create a general atmosphere supporter of foreign aid. He voted for the Civil your whole texii went through to arrive at a bold of Chamber of Commerce, I for one, stand ,at the criminality Rights Act of 1961, the Voting Rights Act of 196 change from tradition, which the hothouse charge of ready' for implementing your earlier editorial "cover-up" within could grow and flourish. the Equz! BERRY'S Your deplrtmenthli2ng makes for quick, suggestion that the time is Amendment, He favored 'now for promoting District of Columbia Crime Bill providing for easy reference. Your photos, especially the After all, there is nosolid evidence that sir, our great county! pretrial detention and no-knock entry, the 18. color', 'e Nixon clear, str ik P' ing. "Area News however much he was responsible for Sincerely, year-old vote, prayer In schools and for the Briefs" give a county-wide '(eel.' the general atmosphere of (leming.do around Ule i. i: . El. elin, APR e'ection t presidents by direct popular vote. He And, speaking of our fast growing county, I White house was privy to the Watergate Sanford burglary in advance. was against provisions eliminating an in. dependent legal services corporation for the poor. He was for exempting newspapers from -I antitrust laws, for extra unemployment compensation in areas where unemployment is .I••he wa) I (el ... jt d'tsn 't immatter thcther the C0oL As an example, Orlando-based Scott Electronics had a above 6 5 per cent, for U Ta Reform Act of N.tmonai FtbaI1 League NFLI veterans ever return to (liice of going elsewhere, but elected to locate here 1969, for denying food stamps to strikers and lht' ft'ld. There are enough "rookies" in who are ye ar &'minole ning for County. Was there any speci al Incen ti ve to families, He wa. a hawk on the Vietnam war. He the ( 'pportunity to display their gridiron talents. have them put their multi-million dollar voted against repealing the right-to-work propayroll with us? Secondly, and by the time this graph Is in print, I'm vision of the Taft Hartley Act, opposed i. Why then worry about ttrtaln there will have been at least l0confirmat1on:wd. the penny-ante attitude of ftna cornpenjauon f or mIranI workers and li'udd' lifesavers? denials that Roninile Loudd and Co. are going to A tlan ta supported "binding arbitration by a third party" with their Bla zers. Thou screaming the loudest about the imndI nd ,j ij in national Let 'em Co! ' '(,' "move are the Iree-loading sportswriters, They' ve got Other than an incidental charge for the cleaning of the 'od thing golng...a cheap night ('Ut Press room after a game (which has since been admitted up on free sandwich es mmd Cokes, and a chance to load THOUGHTS it was a mistake and will not happen again) I haven't No wonder tney're so excited. .M heard a valid re,ism for Loudd to make the threats onto ft--mmommm "And now my soul is poured out wi thin me; the city and county govm.-i-nmtntal bodies.....'sorn thing OC The practicality of the situation is this.....t he y days of affliction pain that r.aws me takes no •tb u; iwt'tiing a green ilgid" in order to have the teami, pata rest.' a114'ut a quarter-mill ion for the football franchise Job 30:10,11. "Lay in Orlando. Orland and now mire trying to unload it for about two.mfll.....not BY JOHN A. 8N)LSkl 40 1 114 L A k (Ou "Humanity either makes or breeds or a bad Why should they be treated any differently than any da y's work, eh? More More than a million dollars profit in le tolerates all its afflidfon, great or suialJ." 'ther business v en ture coming into the area? "Myte fh: CIA did I!!" than a Herbert G. Wells, English historian. ,.. - Tough One ____ w.1 — ._ Issue Is Moves t Earns N ' Immunity Agreement, Then A WILLIAM __ — Arti s Burglars Burglarized Not Its Vie f s Askew, Horne TALJL%SSEE, Fla. (AP) Bruce Smatbers, akson. make a choice in the Insurance — Gov. Reubin Askew ad for- ville, for Home said Monday he had F'hro!:i t secretary of state; commissioner's race, saying iit'k to pra. 'i';trl rLiii 'J.iiii .h Ifri'mer Senate Pr scheduled If a news conference ally prot the problems of sxrnsmble and co ntrary to th esident Ma!lory Justicesfor Joseph Boyd to andthBen both incumbent Thomas (or Wednesday to make a major small towns in rural Florida, public interest." have won election en- Oierton re-election e dOrSements froin the Florida Supreme Court; and Judge Same O'Malley and challenger, state announcement Rep. Jack Shreve, were "highly ranging from agriculture to Education Association. Pettigrew. also seeking the Meanwhile, another con. TALLAHASSEE, Fin. AP; — Spector to the Supreme Court. qualified," More Republicans than growth, from medical care t0 Democratic Senate Catherine Lu ther, president Former sta te Sen. Gerald tender for the Democratic Sen. poverty." The FEA 1knuticrats have registered to vote in Florida in tN past Of the state's largest teacher Lewis. D.Miam said Mobil had announced it had CO already en- ate nomination Congressm two years but the Demmiocra ts still hold a two 1, wa."t alsO e.-l- dOrsed Education State Sen. Richard Pettigrew, would spe nd $870 million to acone edge. group, said Askew should be r mmission- Bill Gunter. "'t'ier rogisr ivkasd Monday by . elected because he "has But the asso dorsed (or thte comptroller. Ralph Turlingn's reIec- lease that he would take a cam- tempt by the Mobil Oil Co quire the giiiiii retail chain, Secretary of Sta te Doro th y Gliso showed Democr dec li ned to Crtion ciation bid. brought res rp atic pe ct and leader . to making the acquisition the mos t sh ip registration increased to 2.4 million this month compared paign swing through North purchase the Montgomer to the governor's office." y e xp ensive in U.S. history. to 2.3 million in August 1972. She b! Trne iosei tratmons Were 'up from 893,024 to i from among 11 Democrats— and million, A~ ALIMILP two Republicans seeking d cc-E The biggest increase in percentage was among those tion to the Senate because he not registered with either party. Most were registered as supported the collective barew Name independents. These registrations were up nearly 50 per gaining bill In the 1974 LegislaGAINESVILLE, Ha. ( AP ) — cent, from 97,524 to 139,695. though they already had three Snyder, director of the animal lure and had strong legislative A chestnut-colored mongrel dogs, the couple said, "1 don't kn why be plckt'I resIdents ho had heard about experience, shelter, who managed to escape four us," Mrs. F'oust .said. "It's in- the dog, agr eed to adopt him. Clyde showed his gratitude i After each escape, Clyde, cut credible." Meanwhile, U. Gov. Tom times from death row at a The Miesters said they deAdams, who opposes Askew In county animal shelter has biting a bicyclist and was taken and bleeding from his struggle cided to rename the dog Count I-AKE WALES. Fla. (AP I — It probably won't receiv Snyder then decided to try to Houdini after the only escape the race for the Democratic gu- earned his new Paine — Colint to the Alachua County Animal with the fence, made his way a the attention of their first break4n, but Bernard BarkerShelter for a rabies check. After distance of 10 iniles to the Foust find a new home for Clyde. The artist they know whn was better bernaturial nomination, sent Houdini, and Eugenio Martinez have found themselves mnix j the quarantine period, he was homi' Mct,'r' triwr another in his series of "Dear h:3: ('Iv'!' n tht'r burglary, I)olice !.aid, The dog, once known unply ruled Iree front rabies but I(uuln n Callipaigti letters, Authorities said someone stole $9,000 worth of furniture Clyde, adopted Adams contended the gover- as and Mrs. was Marvin Stiesby Mr. slated for destruction. and other equipment from the construction site where of However, Clyde chewed convicted Watergate bu rglars Martinez and Barker hope nor's attitude had hurt Flori. Carleton, Mich,, after animal tiu'ougti his wire-mesh cage, to build a housing project called Watergate Hills. da's horse and dog tracks and shelter officials decided any leaped through a flyscreen en. jai alai frontons. The two are on probation alter plead pleading guilty to the dog so determined to avoid the closing the kennel, and dug his burglary at the l)emocratic National headquarters in "The pari-mutuel industry last mile deserved another way under a chain link fence Florida is sick because of a in chance. Washington's Watergate complex. (allure of your administration surrounding the shelter. He was Barker and Martinez announced last week that they to understand or even desire to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foust recaptured, escaped again — svuld develop the project along with John Priestes, - -communicate," Adams said, said Clyde showed up at their and again and again. " "' Miami builder. The 53,000 mem be __________________________ endorsed former rstaFEA also Gainesville home in June. They "It's un believable, He made te Sen. decided to ta ke him in even us look like fools," said John Legal Notice Dems Hold Voter Ed90 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROERTC.MAftKEyAdverthj Director ;- - IN BRIEF JACK ANDERSON Area Code I APft Tuesday, Aug. 20,197-1 5A 7 3tUAN 4&;-&,& Robinson tsi1'1177I Downtown Ottando fly,;Tr. HILDA RICHMOND 5'. )t-7 �WOMEN SP OR TS fig The Evening Herald Tuesday, Aug. 20,1974—.6A The Evening Herald DEAR ABBY : I . .- __ - ~F _11___ - - N, ..__.______-_ .14, * -_~,_ ---. - -- -- ____-- .- .— . _; k =P, -- H . ~, . - Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1974—lB BILL BELLEVILLE t; . ~ , .1 ? . ^ __ _Z !_ - - - _,_:_~_A -41- . . --- -- Rommie - _-_~~__-__- - - Loudd: Black .A Man - ~ - - - -: Ir4 V Speak With Forked ,4. — )J - _______________ AlB\' .\v hasb;lnII nthrftil ln,:n Iii all I 5, a ; respects and I love him dearly. I am 43. but I'm told I look a lot younger. Not to brag, but I'm also attractive. living in our apartment building is a handsome, 40-year-old Army captain. I lie's a bachelor.) My husband travels a lot, and this bachelor told inc if I ever got bored or lonely when my h usband is away, I sho ul d call him and he will invite me over for a _____ - —_ --- I iI) ROurmet dinner. (He belongs to a gourmet club and loves to cook.) Sc' far I haven't taken him upon it, but I've thought about it. S I've been a faithful wife all these years and have no intentions of IN being oth erwise. I told my husband about this captain'! in..iS g it at ion, anil to.' ;tid '1 don't like the idea , it's not that I don't I .siui .,i ,LII( 111101I1C1 t,il(lI 1S Diane Lash trust you, but I wouldn't trust any man alone with a beautiful (st'coiitl Iiui right) . receives gift from hostess, woman. Also, I don't want to give the neighbors anything to gossip about." shouldn't a woman my age be allowed to do what she wants to do? ON THE FENCE DEAR ON: A woman of any age should be allowed to do what By ELDA NICHOLS Altamonte Springs, with Mrs. United Methodist Church, she wants to do. However, even though the captain's "gourmet Herald Correspondent Eaton and Mrs. W.B. RiCharde Sanford, at 7:30 p.m. dinner" Is lOO per cent kosher, and he has agood conduct medal to A Bridal shower, honoring as hostesses. A beautiful open cut-work match yours, If your husband doesn't like the Idea, don't pursue It. MISS Diane Lash, was given at Miss Lash is the fiance of Bill tablecloth, from the Panama U you're lonely In your husband's absence, get off the fence and the home of Mrs. Richard Crapps, and their wedding will Canal Zone was used, with a go with a group. There's safety in numbers. Eaton 101 Oakhurst St., be an event of August 31, at the lovely cake highlighting the DEAR ABBY: I've often considered writing to you about this, refreshments. Also served were but then l would think: "It's too silly! " Now, I've hacBt. nuts, mints and punch. We share a duplex house wi th two of th e warmest, kindest Shown with the bride-elect people in the world. They are always so nice. That's the trouble, second from right) are from they're TOO nice! left, her moth er, Mrs. When the mister cuts his grass, he cuts ours too. I know this i DeLores Lash, Mrs. Eaton, and silly, but it bugs rue. I LIKE to cut my own grass! I've told him the honoree's grandmother, not to bother, that I would do it in the evening, but then he says: By GEORGE W. CRANE They may have a high I.Q. Mrs., Ethel Bergitrener, "That's a!l right. I already have my lawn mower out." Ph. D., M.D. and even be colleg. graduates, Other guests included: Mrs. Abby, I've gone out and started mowing my lawn and he has yet they belong to the frothy Debbie Thomas; Mrs. Michael the nerve to come over, shut my mower off and say: "Now you go CASE B-620: Bob D., aged 17, fringe of Americans who go to Ansley; Mrs. R.L. Bowes; Miss tend to your baby, and let me do this." (They have no children recently served as a Senate pieces under stress. Sandie Burke; Miss Sylvi a and are quite a bit older than we are.) Page in Washington, D.C. They deviate markedly from smith; Miss Susan Hoening; Abby, I truly like this sweet old neighbor, but he is carrying a "Dr. Crane," he informed me the wise old maxim that states: Mrs. Jane RiCharde; Mrs. Ann good deed too far. How can IteU him' after he got home, "I was "When the going gets tough, Streit; Mrs. Vanessa Donahoe; KEEP OFF THE GRASS disgusted by the amount of the tough get going." Mrs. Frank Donahoe; Miss DEAR KEEP: Tell him that you WANT to cut your own grE.s profanity that I heard from Instead, the psychically Cheryl Loweree; Mrs. Jean because you NEED the exercise. Now what warm, kind, s weet old these famous men, unstable flee to foreign coun- Daniels; Mrs. Walter Cook; neighbor would deprive you of your exercise? "And it is surprising how tries to escape military service Mrs. Betty Robare; Mrs. DEAR ABBY: A reader signed "Angry" asks: "Do I have of them drink whiskey, or stampede into alcoholism Sidney RiCharde, Si-.; Mr& right to complain?" even to the point that they smell and dope addiction, or even Maria RlCharde; Mrs. Elaine Her question caused me to recall what the late William Ernest like a tavern, and stagger down require psychiatric treatment. RiCharde; Miss Boles Von Hocking wrote in his Types of Philosophy: the corridors! In former days, we called Herbulls; Mrs. Fernandez; "Anyone can complain, but to see precisely what Is wrong Is a "Their staff members are them "smart alecks" and Miss Towny Fernandez; and gift; accurate diagnosis comes from a unique power of vision and also ridiculous In their "show oils." Mrs. Darlene Allen. indicates the likelihood of an equally unique capacity to remedy eagerness to use any new term, Even in kindergarten you can the fault." such as 'crunch' or 'ploy' or spot them as the little grandAkby, you have both! 'crisis.' Men's Formal Wear standers, who bid for adult ARTHUR H. PRINCE "In your column you often attention Instead of cooperating RENTALS DEAR MR. PRINCE: I liked the quote, but jeepers, what an mention how teen-agers will with their five-year-old For Weddings, Proms, etc. extravagant complim e nt! Isn't there enough inflation In the adopt smoking or beer classmates. B.L. Perkins Man's Wear ssorld without adding another swrlled head? drinking, just to seem ultra For they have an insatiable 20.4 E. First St. modern, Ph. 322.1311 hunger for the spotlight. As "Well, Dr. Crave, In grownups, they then are a Washing ton, they fall over pathetically eager to show off an"w""""""' themselves trying to slip those their new esoteric lingo, unthree words into every derstood only by the elite. paragraph! That's why students take four can iwip you become the trim "For they seem to think they years to acquire the college GdisoptA slin, person you want to be. Odrhnex Is are ultra degree that the Army in- sttabletIi enflyzw1flowed.Con. can climb on any new band structors showed could easily titns 113 diigevous drugs. No stsMng. No special emclse, Get iki of excess wagon before the folks back be obtained In three years! B POI.I.'t (It:tstER / fat and kre longet. Cdrin*x us been home do so." Congressional faddists that used successfully louslr'ds all over the country for 15 years. Odrinex Plan Bob described are afraid of DEAR PUIJ.V I hope some mother can tell inc how to Social climbers are obsessed such practical terms as :osts $3.25 ard the title economy size $525. You must lose ugly fat or yaw remove sticky bubble gum from a child's skin. — MISS K.C. with a desire to join the "gumption" and "tax redt'c- mom will boll fit un4ed ,y your dr,g,$ t DEAR POLLS - My Pet Peeve concerns those people who are pacesetters In adopting new tion." No Questions asked. Acc.1 t no sub. always finding fault with the young people attending church. Too it'jtti. Sold with this guarantee by fads before tlr majorIty climb So send for my booklet many people are looking at the boys' too lon g hair and the girls' on the ba nd wagon. "Common Fallacies In Logic too short skirts. Then there are those like the lacy who cornThey have a mania to attain and Political Tricks," enclosing M o 11111 i i1 plamed abbut those who took babies into church rather than the spotlight by being the first a long stamped, return enleaving them In the crying room. My comment to people like this to Introduce a new hat or frock, velope, plus 25 cents. is, "Have you read up on the rate of decline In church attendance, spout newly coined slang or especially among young people?" They should remember church take dope, smoke cigarettes is for ALL peop!e and should be thankful these young people are and shock their staid associates com mining to church rather than always finding fault with them. No more noisy by other deviations from the S.W. normal code of behavior. DEAR POLLY and Edith, the gal who has the stern stuck in dishwashers for me. In the seminaries a few years her electric percolator Fill percolator with water. Let It go ago, some of the professors also through the entire perking cycle. When this Is completed the stem I shop Sanford Electric wished to gain similar notoriety should come out. The perking evidently causes the well in which so they claimed that "God Is the stem fit to expand so it can be easily removed. I learned ths de ad. 1, by experience and after breaking a stern when I tried to remove It The anti-establishment when the percolator became cold.—MRS. t..L. greenhorns are likewise in this . a *' O' DEAR POLLY - If Edith will plug her percolator in for just a group, as are many of the ; 1 I i , FEW SECONDS tuntil she starts to hear It heat) and unplug It, headline hunters that still try to she will find the stern will come loose Immediately, especially if follow Jan Fonda, .. the pot is empty. I usually "work" the stem as soon as I plug the Dr. Robert H. Gault mentions pot in and It comes loose more quickly. - V.L.T. in his textbook, "Social DEAR POLLY— My Pointer Is for knitters who may be mak- Psychology," that there are ing things where pieces are to be joined together such as for millions of "psychically unil Granny afghan. Use the "ball stitch" that Is named the stable" people In society. method used for sewing baseballs together. I call It "shoe lacing" because that is how the needle is used. Such joining makes it • I'o.'r-Flc, N10, 0 perfect and smooth with no lumps or bumps or problems with anism Quiet, gets matching pattirns. I hope this helps those who have trouble .Li.. dkhe clt'ir,'t '14___t knitted pieces. CHARLOrIE. Kill ,l( i1'tj DEAR POLLY - My husband bought several plastic garbage Wash arswhen they were on sale for one dollar each to use for storage. Arm. Piiser. Tosser (Inc holds my yarns and felt pieces and other items (or sewing and handwork. One hoods outdated \ we want to keep for • HuIIt.jn Soft v;I,i)US -eascsns and bulky current catalogs. One is filled with outfond Disposer i if -,season clothes that sA ill go in cedar chests and dust bags. \iilonatic I.)ft.'l They are all neLtly covered and In the basement. Next year we "11! Dispenser may invest in more cans on sale to hold th e Family treasure. I t Loiitling II .A. _____ • _________________________________________ J for I -_ - - - . _______ - • (-r'nsidered, we want to out. " ' . - the - • _______ - Sox _.', - . 40 - - - 1111,1-1`_ . 4-5 you . • - - Lead On 6,m 1 Win . • _.•' -• . - teday, - - -- • .: • . .. . . • New Sh ark Coach, A run sluggers Same Old Problem we yes — we game squ t, sweat. was offensive coor- ?CA fanny game 1 1 4 game. any versity, ,, ,,. ar ai n you ea M(y,trcI (Rogr 17131, N P4,'* York (ApOtt 4 5) ,t HouStOn IR'cherd 001. N Wednesday', 0.-Wednesday', Games LOS AntIeS 'St CN . iet,s at New York St Lou's at Atlanta '" o ,(400 at Boston Sin Fr'Sn(iso at " "545 City at CicveIrwj. N N T iss at Baltimore. N New York It HOu5tn N "'auke at Oak!and. N Ptiladclpa at C'nc,nnat1, N San Diego at Montreal N "roll at California. N Otrout (LoI,ch 11 Iii as Cali Iørn,, (Ryan 16 17). N Grant Fl*eld, No Blazers - ci ers ' I . - -. ' - _____ , . o r NEW YORK ( AP) wners The Na- Thompson said there are 'I'hompson said the strike had tional Football League Players about lo issues still separat!.ng coet the owners ap,iroximately Association strike entered Its the two skes but described $500,000 In pre-.season income, ATLANTA (AP) - Georgia board felt permitting a profes- 51st day today and the toughest them ss th e "toughest, gut is"Before negotiations began," "' Tech has refused a request that slonal football team to use the negotiating appears to lie ahead sues," in the conflict, said Thompson, "our individual it permit Its football stadium, field would Interfere with for the players and owners. One major area of di.s- Player contracts were up an avGrant Field, to become the Tech's athletic program and John Thomon, executive agreement remains the length erage of 35 per cent because of home base of the Florida BIas- bring the distraction of large NFL of the contract. The players' the emergenc' of the World director of the ers of the World Footbal crowds onto the campus. Management Council, last offer was for a short pact Football League. That is an esLeague. running only for the duration of timated $17 million more t Or la ndo General Manager bargaining arm of the CsUbS, the 1974 han The decision Monday appar- Itommie season and expiring one year ago for regular se Loudd and Atlanta said Monday the owners and the aso n ently killed any immediate businessmen Jan. 31. The owners, obviously, payrolls. David and Jack Players Association That money, going mc.ve to Atlanta by the Orlando still have would prefer a longer term. directly the clubs to the team because Grant Field was Lot to rent Grant Field for the the only suitable stadium a v ail. B I wish I could say I was oi.- tract so that We Cilil settle the lazers. meet the union's collective doable. timlstic," said Thompson, look- game and return normalcy to mands. The strike itself has re. l Loudd said a group of Atlanta ing somewhat worn after the it," said Thompson. "Frankly, duced income and increased the decision was made unani- businessmen had offered $2 latest round of negotiations we think the game can't stand money gap." mously by the board of trustees million to move the team to which ended Saturday with a another year like we'vz been In another area, the players of the Georgia Tech Athletic Georgia. But he said he wo,tld new offer from the players— going through. It has had a claimed to have dropped deAssociation, prefer to keep the club In Or. which was immediately re- substantial impact on the ecoinandson the rontrovcrslalRo. The spokesman said the lando, jec'te-d by the owners. 'omlcs of the game." idle Rule, which permits Corn- - NF7: il GGSD 250 Electrical Wiring Speciali st. No lob too large or too sma ll Sanford Electric Co. Open Mo.,. thru Fri. $ a.m.. 5p.1n. -Ckiid on Sit. T A - . 'I- .~ - 2 .i not i ~ .4 ' 1 magazines Win. Dixie -- says, " is predecessor. . Hr.Iv on once.. leafs for month, Control ruiches and ants the c.asy way—brush No-Roach in cahincts, cupboards; arc'und bathroom and kitchen ftxtur2s. Colorless, odorless coating stays effective for months. -- games ," after - ______ — - - . Yes — • -. _____ ______________________ — — - for - — — _____ ____ ___ ' Roaches and Ants ______ _ '-. - • - __________________________________________ JJ!iI Easy WayTe - -4 .'-J-..fla)l ' -" — — ..- _______ " FAT OVERWEIGHT - I _ ____________ -- — _ ___ __ •.1.. ..4 .• -. =.== I r -. . _______________ a many At-Workl ________ ..- -. Found Offens ve 4 : -- -.,---.. Senate Language I e., -a- - _- I a ___ • — , ,. - -.. '4 p:e cuniert.'nce yesterday at the --;. ... _~~ Holiday Inn near Disney World. The twenty V .1.1 or so media representatives in attendance were waiting for the Blazers managing general partner to give them the word about the Blazers future. Was it true that Loudd had been meeting with a MIAMI (AP) The uniforms 58-yard scamper by Mel Baker phln.s was the performance of group of investors who intend to buy Into the club and then move were the same and so was the and six-yard touchdown run by running backs Csonka and Jim the franchise to Atlanta? And If they go, will the team move result, but the Super Bowl It Nat Moore for the final Miami Klick, who TI.' will play In the before the season is over? . wasn't when the Miami Do!. scor e of the game. "We haven't World Footba ll League next With the cooperation that'$ now on the horizon in Orlando." phins defeated the Minnesota even given reverses to our year and ha dn't entered cam p the solid-looking former pro line ba cker sald,"th e team will be r---: Vikings 21-9 in a National Foot- players yet." until -. Wednesday. here the rest of its destiny." ____ ball League exhibition game. Both coaches went to their Fullback Csonka ran 16 tunes Well, th at would pretty much seem to wrap it ,.. Bo th coaches admitted th eir up sports fans. be nches In the second half after for 61 yards. kiick kidded 25 TI re bert forever. Or ;irt' they" I it's rephrase clubs weren't playing Super that question, fullback Larry Csonka had put ard. in eight carries and lli'nj. If certain investors in Atlanta came up with $2 million _______________________ Bowl-quality ball in Monday the Dolphins ahead 140 on caught a 206yard pass from and secured Grant Field in Atlanta to play on, would you night's game, accept an touchdown runs d quarterback of one Bob Grlese and i their offer and move the team to Atlanta? ______________________ "They didn't do all the things three yards. ran it another 24 yards. We'll cross that bridge," the aging opport t,ugh they did in the Super un istic , Neither appeared bothered businessman said, "When we come to It." . ______ which didn't . Bowl," said Miami Coach get by some booing from the That would almost put us back where we started, past midfield in the first halt, ten minutes " Shula, whose team won Don last or ge an Bo wl crowd of 58,144 be fore the press conference. What was th e purpose, responded with a 27-yard field when they were th en of the January's title confrontation 2 conference, anyhow? introduced goal by Fred Cox and one-yar Cars begin the last lap on a NASCAR Late Mood Sportsman 7. 'Our team didn't either." SPEED WORLD dbefore the game. Weil, Sir. I.Pudd spend the first 30 minutes or so telling touchdown run by Dave Osborn raceseeondsbeforeOrlandoflflWfl) epIeck1eranheadflffltoa Minnesota boss Bud Grant behind the "1 heard some of the booing, t.veryone bow much he really liked central Florida. "My kids," play of 3COfld half (lievelle driven by Lee ,Ulward that had spun out across the but if they boo Joe Naznath, I didn't get his veterans into he said, 'are registered In school here. So RACERS WRECK straightaway. This was one of Play of are (coach) Jack three crashes that marked the camp until the players' strike rookie quarterback guess I'm good enough to be Pardee's kids. We have contracts here—with Mike Wells, debut of the new 3.8 mIle oval In Orange County last weekend, television stations, be moratorium booed." gan la ed st W beer companies, the county, (etc.) I've had or 30 boys here Ed Merldith, 16, of Longood won i 30-lap Limited Sportsman Wells, who completed seven "I expected worse than that," nesday while 34 of 48 Miami come up and ask me not to move the team. This is what is imfeature in the competition, of eight passes for 56 yards and said Csonka. veterans repo rt ed ear!'. ka. "I don't think they portant to me. The team gives the kids someth ing positive to ran five times for 37 more wer e booing me as much as Identify %ith," "The (Iphins were Sharp," yards, left the game midway they were booing everything," But. Hi'inij, didn't you contact officials at Georgia Tech said Grant. He added his veterthrough the final quarter with a _____ _____ The Dolphins had to refund about the possibility of using their stadium ans tired in their first half sprained the Blazers to right knee. Grant said money I to 4,500 ticket holders play at least six games in this fall? 111 workout and made a lot of .e- the 1, ' seriowcness of the Injury unhappy about the players' "I did send a letter to the athletic director about cutlon errors. the use of wouldn't be known until tests strike and e g Grant sta dium. th ame turnstile . I did. But before anything like this is ck L. -: •. count was only 58,144 in the 80,ba. einbr! have our Inves tors checked were excellen t, -.. -, . •• )(or Dol O00.eatOane Checked out? B o w l 'r .'' imma j. C "They've got to be clean. We'll have the FBI look at them 'i . iiiake sure they've got no underworld connections." Anyway, Itommie said, before any move of any franchise is made, the WFI,, Hoard of Governors has to give Its majority Stretch) approval. -'___, ~~ East __ And " lien does the Board meet again Rommie? 'Next month In California. The possibility of moving several franchise in the league might come up there." 1' Well, what is the sta tus between -.-*,! and th e Atlanta in. . • 'estors? "Still negotiating," By HEBSCIL NIENSON ning homer and Billy Champion McDowe ll in the first Inning and But would you like to go to Atlanta because It would be able to AP Sports Writer and Tom Murphy It5 Joe Dec ker scattered six hits, bring in more people and offer be tter faciliti es? th including Graig Nettles' up with a six-hitter. Scott's 10 "Orlando is five or six years away from where Atlanta first Leago Manager Lnuck Tan•. homer of the season, a dri ve home run since July 9. but in the future, Orlando may surpass A tlan ta ," .. ner gave the Boston Red Sox his that curled around the rightSteve Brye opened the game But Roinmie, do you (eel, like you were quoted like week, . best 1-2 punch right off the bat field foul pole, was one of ouly with a double but was thrown th at th eT-Bowltsa c!' Monday night but Bifl Lee and (our Milwaukee hits off Vida out reasons • at third on Rod Carew's hy you want to leave? :'.j -s Diego Segul saw to it that not Blue, bunt,LrryHiefoUor edwith The businessman smiles, touches his eboiiy hand to the collar much punch at all came off the Murphy replaced Champion a single and Harmon Killebrew of his denim sport coat. "Even a pig pen," he says, "can be White Sex' bats. cleaned up." when Bert Campaneris led off grounded out before Darwin Re me m bering back to May What really then, is necessary to keep you here? °" e eigh hOme of th th inning with a single 31, when he had the season into the stands. "A prvate locker room where Pardee and team con confer Dick and recorded his 15th save, Allen and Bi ll Melton ba tting in Decker finished with a flourat half time, an opportunity to send our own vendors into the the 1-2 spots and they delivered Twins 6, Yankees 2 Ish, retiring the last 11 New stands, and a break on the bill that the city has coilsecutive third-Inning been handing us Bob Darwin slammed a York batters after a one-out for traffic control around the stadIum." homers off Lee fr all the runs three-run homer off Sam walk in the sixth. If all of these conditions are met, Rommie, would that insure in a 3-2 Chicago triumph, the Blazeib destiny in central Florida? Tanner tried It again. "That and money. We need money to pay bills. We need to This time, they managed only have more people buy season tickets, We need to have a single apiece and Allen ended at least JACKSONVILLE, Fla. ( AP ) The Sharks are 2-4 for the sea- Asher fired 24,000 people in every home game for the rest of the season. We critical remarks at SCOREBOARD Chicago's only real threat with - Charlie Tate, tossed Into the son. need to have the cooperation of the press, the busInessmen and Sharks owner Fran Monaco and a double-play grounder in the head coaching job of the Jackthe citizens. If Stephenson staried the first two defensive backs get all of this, will be here for the rest who went eighth inning as the Red Sox sonville Sharks before their (our games, but was injured at to of the season." Monaco with complaints rolled to a 6-1 victory and By The A%SOC,a?Cd Press Wednesday World Football New York, He's recovered but about Asher. National League li'udd pauses, h hands grasping both sides of th e podium. American League stretched their ead in East League against unbeaten Is a traditional dropback passTelevision lights directed in his eyes aren't making him East * Asher referred to Monaco's American League's East Dlviin W L Pc?. GB ir ri B mingham, Inhe ted a quar- er, while Oliver presents a run- habit w t. Pc?. 06 St but th ey are making him Louis 65 of pacing the sldcllnes and slon to five 31 32* "I think everyone in Central 67 51 551 over Idle flaston PIapn terback problem that sank his ning as well as passing threat, yelling to the players, Florida he 62 60 30* 3' sophisticated enough to read between the 60 57 313 5 Cleveland. Pi?tbtjrgh 62 60 50* 2' Tate, who lines." Baltimore dl 59 SoS 5' "I hope the owner will get his Montreal Elsewhere, the Mllwauk 57 82 479 6 ee Eddie York McAshan, e th 60 61 496 7 rookie dinator un What 'ol Rommie Loudd was telling us yesterday was this: til elevated to th e York off the field during the Brewers ni pped the Oakland M'l*aukce 52 64 411 10 39 63 451 5" Ctcaoo from Georgia Tech who ac- head job Saturday when You all keep on supporting us and when we get rea dy to 50 69 420 I) Bud and up In the VIP box A's 1-0, the Minnesota l'wlns Ds'ircit leave 37 63 467 l0' West counted for the most explosive Ashes' was fired, now has to where he we'll let you know—about two minutes before our departure. belongs," Asher said. w hipped the New York Yankees Los Angcs 76 id 623 West offense of six Sharks quarter- think about defense as well. Th e Blazers will be here at least until after the Board of WFL Cincinnati "His being on the sidelines and 6-2 and the California Angels O,s It nu 70 33 74 19 602 2 backs, probably will miss this Atlanta Kin C i ty (;overnors—God knows who they are—get together next month 63 56 327 10' "Birmingham's offense is as second guessing everything not blanked the Detroit Tigers s 1.0. i s H0St0fl week's z lie's still recov- good as 62 39 517 13', 504 s in California at their magic meeting. After that, I wouldn't want in the National only Is disconcerting to the Baltimore, n '° Fran 53 Ii? 214, 62 492 9 City and Kan sa s ering from a knee inj ur y. to take odds that their "destiny" as the quick talking managing Football League in the way it coaching staff, but it ()'o 60 AS YS 390 2*' 6) 41 10 also Texas also were idle. Tate said rookie Iteggie 011- does things," Tate said. "They makes C,Ihtofn,a general partner puts it, w ill be In Orlando. Or for that matter, Lu 19 71 395 71 MOday Games the players feel Lee and Segul combined on a LOS Angi'te a. Cflico 7. i ver or veteran Kay Stephenson can explode in nothing flat." Sanford, Kissimmee, DeLand. or anywhere else that once upon uneasy." Monday's Gam five-hitter. Lee blanked the pr obably would start. a time It was promised to 1)12. He said Jacksonville's best Oston 6. Chicago I Atlanta II. St Lou's o Asher sa id Alvin Wyatt and White Sex on three hits until the Oliver, from Marshall UnI. way to cope with Ynneta 6. Ntw York 2 S)fl Franc,sco S. P,t?st,, gh 3 If Loudd intended to have the team stay here, he would have the Amen- Hon Coppenbarger had cost the eighth w hen his arm C"1ornia 1. Os-trod? 0 stiffened Cincinnati led 15. Phhladelptea 2 the late comeback cans' offense led by quarter- Sharks some lnce. said so yesterday. A person doesn't call a press conference to PW 0 I and he needed help .': -.r: Dt-o at Orlando last week when, back George Mira was for the ambigious. He calls It for a reason. Usually it benefits him or his "While both have played well after Chicago scored its only Houston 2 Pe York I 11 in operation in some way. If it doesn't, he doesn't call it. He didn't nings T ues day's Games arks to control the ball as at times," he said, "it has been run on a walk and singles by Tuesdays Games crs3l.l1, Jacksonville closed to muchaspossible with the ir own their say yesterday that th e team would sta y here. critical errors that have Pete Varney and Bucky Dent. 33-26 " Cetand IG and had the ball at the offense. Ptrry He said: I love Orlando. Let's have your support for th e rest 16 7). N Cheao blown games that we already on Bre wers 1, A's 0 Florida 30 when time ran out. of th e year. St Louis (FoSlef 77) at A? Before leaving town Monday, won offensively." 'a% (Brown 99) at 8It, George Scott hit a second-in. mre CueIIar u lanta (P P1ikro 1310), N N lie wants the fans to buy season tickets here, yet he won't San ranc ,sco (W'lOim I )i Ch,cqo (B Pw en Ill)) guarantee that the franchise will remain In Central Florida. t at Pit?5ugh (KiSon 67 or "on IDrQ 37). P1 What's a fan to do? Brett I? 7). N ,, 'nfleSo'a I BlyIrvn II II) It S(Ph'iadelpn.a (Canton 11$ or "ne fans," IA)udd said, "are sophisticated enough to read liueIer ill) . York at (bson Cincinnati lOUt, N between the lines." Iknby 77). N `610tiovivio" lRodroguel &21 at ou True, Rommie, but It helps if S-lln Diego lFreillet) en If 71 a, write In english. O'Iand (Hunter 1710). N ____________________ Feted POLLY'S POINTERS Church For All Young And Old _________ ---,I _______ I Miss Diane L -- _4, 'Jw.—— — - Tongue •. ______________________ 11 ' I 3upei , ' - • _ -- .•'_ Bow Rematch 1A1 K I4.i V %Aa iiuv .84;14.~-.. 4 r from ' - ( Itil&sioner Pete ltozelle to set ,__4_ compensation for a club losing a player who plays out his op11011 and moves V) another Major League Leaders team. Amerhcln L.aqt,, National League at bal% i Cafe*, BATTINC, 1]00 at bjl % ) proposal a compromise or a ''n 361. ll,ugrove. ICi 317 AtI. 3S9, 1,5k. Pqh. fl5 DAllen. Chi, II. Ys?nlm concession," said Thompson. RUNS Mongan.C,n,U, Schm,ut. ttsn 7', ps,, e7 "They co'jld come back at us UN RATTED IN Burro-.-, .N %, RUNS RATTED IN Sc Nm 0? Feb. 1 or as soon as the contract loo, All en. Pr,,. 95; Bench, Con. 9$ ends. The players still do not Carew. Mn. 161, Scott, tIliS Garr. AN, 113, DCasn, p, accept our system and that Is A.Ili 119, DOUBLES CanctenIl. Chi. )O DOUBLES Rud. Oak, 37. Scott, an Integral part of our system. '1 'nch. Ci,,, 3(1 "aqe(I. Pot', s say continue TPIPLES - Garr seek total elimination of that All, 1% A Olive,. Pqts. II rule In the courts." HOME RUNS tS Allen, 3?. HOME RUNS Schmidt Pill. II "OuQh, II. 24 What makes the bargai . vnn LA 77 so difficult, said Thompson, is Cal, 30, Carew. AA,to. 30 Alloruan, (in. it mutual distrust by both sides PlICHING (12 Decisions) - . P1 TC "ING I 12 DeciSoor") - joln "' l5n It 5. 701. 2 96 G Petty. for each other. "It's unfortu"" Ii). *1) 231 Cald,',,s S F. It lt 167. (d6 71) 1s 116 nate, but real," he said. "We "TRIKEOUTS P4 (,I 29 'TR$k(OUT', C.irltq, Pt ia have to share in L'at guilt." ','r'r,'t "We do not considier their PA f I ING I 100 '.' ii-', • ' - - '.' - -- - ----- - 2 -1.. - - ------ - -- 2,: -- --- -- . i- --.--- -- - -- - ------ -- - :15 -----. .- -- U-.2 - ---------- -22 t.Th ----- - 1: S t._. �- - — 213—The Evening jpm Tuesday,Aug.2o,J 1 - .-,----- ............ --- '-s-----._----- ___ -. -1T - -, .,.,,.-,- - --_ iii-aMEMIM -- I '-•--:---:- .-. -- -.. ___--.------- ------ --- ----- '-- :--'- -._--_- - i. _ -- -------- rr,P? I t1. 1. ~ T I Swim Club .~ ~_ . ~v " -,o,--J - ~ .qPr9ZM IINP WUN1I I N , ___ _ ., ____ T_- -, ___ _,_. - ~ ___ -_4-~4~~97 __ _-___~ .: .., 1- - ,___ - ______ -. - - - ____ a I -... -. smini .... -,'- ____ Third-seeded Ilie st croml round 'I th e 4th U.S. Pro Championship. e to t he ., _____ - '(11(1, Pa. I A tcaiii of young liseball players from Kao Msiung, Taiwan, enters the Little League World Series this week seeking a fourth — Sanford's Judy 611mW, 9, holds on the human 'starting block' t1nsecutjve title for the Asian island. The 28th annual tourney was scheduled to begin today tLiIk III c...', I'UIIU II('uUItneaOer.rao -Mslung [aced New -. lhivt'n, Conn., in th e onener whit.' n h'nm nfl? JlI4fl4Jly and diplomatic children from Athens, Greece, opposed Talmadge, Ohio, in the second game. The oth er four teams in th e series play Wednesday. Vielorsa, British Co l um bia, meets Red Bluff, Calif., and Maracaibo, Venezuela, faces Jackson, Tenn. Th e championship fi nal Is scheduled for Saturday. In seven of the past eight years, the Far East representative has gone on to win the finals in th is cen tral I'nnsvlvania city. For the past three years, Taiwan 'ains tiave (k'flliflated their OPP. -, (I T I I 1_.LI_._. -I- Colonials Denied OSTON iAP - US. District Cowl Jixke Friinlc rreeunian has denied a restraining order sought by the New England Co knials of th e Atlantic Coast Football League to prohibit players under contract to year from jumping to the World Football the team last L.eaue. Freedman said a delay would do no Irreparable harm, in refusing to Issue the order on Mon day. B e - I rea I p 'I1 t r,i;t;,...... .J. I - V IN - #'1' - I.) p I._ — — uDs kao By BRUCE WW AP Spoa Writer the Reds in the West Divon. made th play at ft, Marshall slammer In nine-run third. In the 200 yard medley relay, He led off the12thInningwi kcptcoming uw (ruin third aseba1l's premier shod man a single ttw 11-12 age gro th "ActuallyI hit my boys placed fi rs t and moved to second on base to cross went ve, very long. And one a bunt. the unguarded fifth. gr and la in Jason Lingle, m old Mark ey Field of basebeil's little men came on a slow Then Rick Auerbach hit plate. tclnto here in sh , Ro be rt Ci ncin Venlile, and na ti as a rookie roller down the first base Reds 15, PhillIes 2 very, ve big. Greg with the Smith were the Houston Astros, but racers. line. Morgan's ft homer gave Frank Me Marshall, who usually pi tc Ca tcher Steve Swisher and Robinson crawled up a her Oscar Zamora bo th Cincinnati a th the200freestroke relay for spends an inning or two mop. went lead, then he fence and bbed me," th for th ll e 5. e ba . While the 11-12 age group boys, the Swisher unloaded his first career grand fcot-7 Morgan ping up victories for Los Angegrinned, team placed fotn-th. Swimmers stayed and around for six on !ionaay single-handedly AMERICA mopped upUeChicago Cubsa. 'S LARGEST WINE& BROOKFORD 10 YR. ST SPIRITS . LEGER a pitcher, a hitter and, finally, a "'"a 1sin *1Ustryl DEALER ABC VODKA VS.O.P. BRANDY fl,i..t.ur gaftng base runner to give 1000 VODKA 11111 fu%ct """ the Dodgers a 12-InnIng, 8-7 vfc. "t 1171A a" GRAND DAD 100 MR. ED. KY. S DAY ALETUESTHR 'SAT.IAUG.24 '' J.T.s. BROWN McHENRYBYR. WISER 11! IV IIUItC Joe Morgan mopped up MMINUM d; 10 YR 'jj'NMI W "" AM Is TO go WOW ABC GIN Philadelphia, period. He Qmmynm ftllft**lsfms CERTIFIED crashed two home runs, a ttiree. ANCIENf NIS GUCKENHEIMER ' SEAGRAM snU lrun tgat in the second inning VODKA Still AGE'I'I' jrr.' ABC IUY BY T1I( v V. ~ 17. and a grand-slam In the third, COAiiJç ynij _ ra •;; 592k o tol ROYAL DELUXE i , as the Reds mangled the VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN 41" 8YEAR 'g1'1es . V ZAl" lwTwLt* ull 3,, 1 4u1 5.97 III IT SO4*S .---_MIS 3sss.s ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES smaus.i ___ 050 In Monday's other Nalional Cl ____ IMT. ICOTCa. CANADtAN. iouuo LEWIS 'SB' 8 YR. 479 OUA [_-___M.; _______________________________ .NUW.uA*Oy,ItfD League games, the San Fran. OO*A ROYAL 11111% n was cisco G iants beat Pittsburgh 5. i 11 AR OLD DELUXE CANADIAN SOPR.GIN " .• 3, the Atlanta Braves belied Si cut1 ANYTIME STANLEY LORD I I121L - $MAYBMNDs Louis 116, the Houston Astros CALVER1 AM SOVEREIGN ROYAL DELUXE 8YEAR edged New York 2-1 In 11 in. IT 6YR. KY. DSI I RUM '1x4 ABC nings and the Montreal Expos Us IT aftam _ LEILANI IMP. * defeated San Diego 7-4. SCHENLEY e. HI-Way 17.92, Feni Patk * CfRhirJg 900 P. HAWAIIAN RUM MarthaIl's play was crucial DRY GIN Uu 1015 in helping the Dodgers snap MR. ED. KY. ---- " * HI-Way 17.92, At 436, 4S Qua. their stx-iame I'sing stra! VODKA LAUDER'S 1 'I L and remain 2* games ahead of 3.99,L'' 'CaueLe,yy 3.97.M, 4•49 n.m — $68,469 so far in 1974. Jane Blalock of Manchester, N.H.,L Miss rwaresl rival, with earnings of $62,928. Carner's — Lssociation ____ JACQUIN TMI ylI* SA Simi IMP. FRENCH .IACOWN W0u0N499,, BRANDY _ Dragster 8.99k *3111 ____ 7.49 ''' 'ORAMBUIE 'Ilom' '8.99 1s cala.I DI CACAOSt*C,,,,., £'%f - °' Pf ,pIs C-1114,- - 0cu1, t*r - u Fo r s - Record - - __________________ NEWPORT, R.1 (it?) - In. 01. tfRflno 6 YR 85° .3 17 .95 ts _____ 'us &on as u*t GLNMURE 11it""T If i ii* - ([ffJ, -_ ' .-&ti - back, v - _____ ay' tCrS were delayed `~Z ,..~~ three hours in n;ti to 1$.d. . 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PLACE GREEN IMP $C0Ti it SI "St - I ______ ____ I - 1' ROEFCONCXELNDCIPEAR 'Rhoda ns mine except that I'm not as gets married?" said The IleraldSersrjces 12:00 (2, 44) News i H C I I N I T I. H B N E H 0 %t L R A funny or as free. Little kids Miss Harper. "Sure, it had to (6) Young really respond to Rhoda on the happen. Her N! C D E C A S 'O I ENNO I ES W cells tell her it's Restless IIOIJXWOOD- For reasons show and the reason,! th ink, Is to get mar (8) Jackpot time ried. She was that seem obvious enough to that they appreciate the A S A F R N R L N C E L P L . I) (9) Password N . way ready for marriage, ready to require little explanation, shehasof saying the unsayable face those problems. (35) Florida N E SI N AI R I0C C I 0 N IF I Y The guy, Valerie Harper will be en- I guess they Lifestyle like her for the Joe, is in the demolition trusted with her own series this same reason grownups do 7:30 (2) Sale of the 12:30 (2, 8) Celebrity RFRLP0ADBSADDAIC0PS business with his ex-father-inCentury fall. The Sweepstakes titk, flttinly, is (8) Today In she's funny and she's law and they look (6) Andy Griffith (6) Search For ofl New York, E 0 N I E C I S 0 R I A I V I: R Ithoda" Iiorid,j I t V II1O(th Morgen- fun and she kids aiut herself with Tomorrow all of i old builthngs, as stern, of course, best friend, and her own shortcornjnu," Truth (9) News HEML0CKERRNRIVK0UEK one big job. 7:00 (2, 8) Today Show neighbor, confidante and According to design, the new Ho'lywoocj (35) Peyton Place (6) CBS News "And Rhoda goes into dispenser of sharply honed series will make (44) Variety Squares a departure another (9) Bozo's Big lop of work. Window witticisms on the Mary Tyler from the old turf. For one thing, dreisingline 1255 (Z) News (13) Movie 7:23 (2) N ews And was c A R A M Y T C H C E I Y K 0 1 NI E H all right while she 1:00 (2) Jackpot (24) Garden Show Moore Show. EthodaretufnstoNewyorkona was ln M inneapolis but now she Weather (6, 8) News 8:00 (2, 8) Adam 12 lntirucuons: The h id den names listed below Jppeaf(ud, no is is what the trade calls a 7:30 (44) Herald Of Truth vacation, she meets a fellow wants a change. She wants to be (9) All My Children (6) Maude backwArd. up, down. r di3gorully in the nutile. Find each 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo spinoff, a chance for a sup. named Joe, who is divorced and more (35) Matinee h id den name anditboxth (9) Happy Days than a window in as on: (9) Truth Or in porting player to assume has a 10-year-old son. She The City. So, she gets adresser (44) Movie (24) Man Builds. job in a ANISE CICELY Consequenc HEMLOCK center-stage. The record shows (ICC-Ides to remain 1:30 (2, 8) Jeopardy Man Destroys CARAWAY CORIANDER (44) New Zoo Revue in New York publishing house. For HFRB the show, that not every spjnoffcjcj0 (6) As The World CARROT (33) Victory At Sea and by the eighth episode In the DILL 8:30(9) Movie PARSLEY for Rhoda, it's a fresh start, a Turns CELERY (44) Bold On es FENNEL a successful series. Contrarily, PARSNIP se ries they are marri ed , (44) Tennesseenew beginnings." ________ (9) Let's Ma ke A Tomorrow: Kinds of Siw one might point to the old Andy Tuxedo 8:30 (2. 8,) Mystery Movie Deal 900 (2) Phil Donahue Griffith Show, which Included i., ord e r an ,or all of [lie cpaiidt'd (6) Hawaii Five-0 2:00 (2,8) Days Of Our I' Find" books, Show (9) Movie ntii,;bcr 2 through 7, send 60 cents for each. making chcck% Jim Nabors among its cast and Lives (6) Mike Douglas (24) Eye To Eye 1iavahk Ii "Sect. in time Spawned the Gorner flod" SIar'Tde2ram s iid;.itr •ddres (6) Guiding Light Show (35) Showtime Ic Icr' III .:rc iii mli ii' Pyle series (9) Newlywed Game with Nabors in th e 9:00 (13) Mrs. G. (8) Concentrati on 2:30 (2,8) Doctors title role. (44) Leave It To To College For Wednesday, August 21, 1974 (6) Edge Of Th e odds would seem to favor Beaver (24) Jeanne Wolf Night 9:30 (8) That Girl Valerie Harper. Superbly With DR. (9) Girl In My E. LAJIAB (44) Petticoat 11 % (44) Movie written and extraordinarily Life Junction well played, the role of Rhoda 9:30 (6) Shaft (35) My Favorite 10:00 (2,8) Name That Skin Ointment (13) Hey Jeannie Morgenster'n, Ma rtian rich In pungent GENERA!. TENDENCJj Tu ne in Surpris g events can happen (44) U nd erdog _ (24) Performance dialogue, has brought Miss (6) The Joker's for them. Don't beupet because or, (35) Champions 3:00 (2, 8) Another World Harper three successive Emmy Wild From Physician your plans may have to be changed because 10:00 (2, 8) Police Story (6) The Price Is of new opportuniti es (44) Father Knows awards. The new series will be present. (9) Marcus Welby Right You can easily finda better way 0f living Be alert Best produced, more-over, under the (9) General Hospital (13) Washington ARIES Mar.21 to Apr. 19) An associate 's behavior Is 10:30 (2, 8) Winning Streak helm of the Ma Tyler Moore (33) Mr. Ed Debates so be sure to listen to what Is being said and find out punting DEAR DR. MB-In one of about ha ving children, Is there (6) Gambit your true your Show (24) TBA (44) people, clearly another t In Space columns you wrote about any medical th to what I was position in the relationship, (9) $10,000 Py ramid 10:30 (24) Byline 3:30 (2, 8) How To Survive asset. skin cancer. You said some told' Is It pslble that this (44) Green Acres TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You know how to get your work (3$) News A Marriage 10:55 (33) News Its coproducers will be David are really not yet factor may cause abnorma done in a most efficient way that will bring approvalof (6) Match Game l 11:00 (2, 8) High Rollers 11:00 (2,6,8,9) News Davis and Lorenzo Music, higher- cancer, but the kind that may children? ups. listen to what associates suggest, e Life To (6) What's (24) News Captioned My Line creators and copeoducers of the GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Accept become cancer, can be Live DEAR READER - That Is a (9) Split Second as many invitations of a for Deaf Bob Newhart Show. Davis and social nature as are extended (35) Pt remo by skin othtbit of an euggerauon. You do (13) "N ow You today since (35) Movie some could prove very ments 1c are well-versed, in short, Barnyard interest ing. ow devotion to mate. it now available. Can you have the chance that some of See It" (44) Night Gallery 4:00 (2,8) Somerset in the tricky terrain of the halfplease l t some of these olnt- your children will MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) (3$) Romper Room 11:30 (2?5) Tonight Show be diabetic. (6) Mery Griffin Keep poised when a merits soisthat (44) Phil Donahue hour television comedy. (6, 44) Movie family I may buy them? tie That does (9) Lucy Show is acting somewhat erratic and all will soon straighten not mean they will be You can liste n to Valerie i tself out. Think Constructively. Show (9) Movie defo rmed. I would guess (24) Sesame Street m 11:30 (2,8) Hollywood (9) Wide Wor ld Of harper, who Is wearing a big (44) Gilllgans Island DEAR READER - I the rature of your letter lO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You may find It necessary to take an that 5Me5 EntertaInment black hat and a spiffy kind of 4:30 (2) Bonanza received a lot of mall asking you are still pretty young. e. Youhavesomeexcellentideas 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (6) Love Of Life aboutthat.Thothnts (8) Merve Griffin black and white outfit and looks that should be expressed, ose (9) Brady Bunch (9) Movie Actua1Iyabout1Opertof Lhe (9) GIlIir' Island absolutely terrific, arid thete is VIRGO not something (33) you Canton can do (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You may have some people over 65 do have diabetes. (13) Orlando City added ex- yourself, an unusual dearth of actors' ego penses to meet today, but an opportunity to And, you can't obtain The rate of diabetes Lncreases Council make mon' comes them without a 8-8:30 as she gives full credit to NBC - ADAM- 12 RERUN Tense drama as your nay. Seize it. Use good practical sense. (35) Leave it To prescription, with age. We don't know yet role she has played. This Is a One of these I was th inking whether or not you wi "MASH" RERUN Malloy runs MeGarrett and Ids aides search LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Conditions roind VQfl Beaver ' i into a problem. His spanking grimly for (44) Please Don't Eat conspicuous rarity. In the 2T about Is Efudex. But th ese diabeticdurthgyc,w.fe ll be a dismal but if you are alert and do a Latin American time 0 g about them quickly, The Ddisies new car is dama;ed as he's dictator's daughter who has acting business, the player all works out fine. Action is the keynote, Ointments "lust be used with even whether or not your 5:00 (9) Mission chasing down a purse-snatcher been often as not assumes that the care. Dermatologists use other husband will be. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Although y abducted by Impossible role was secondary to his (or while off duty. Malloy spots th e revolutionaries. The exchange ou feel hemmed in, othti'nents as well for the same this is a good time to take action and get yourself out of (24) Mister Rogers If both of you are diabetic, trouble. pw her) ta lent, style, looks and crime, halts his car to give ransom Is a life-for-a-life Y our finest judgment should be .Lsed. pose Neighbor hood then it will be likely that your warm personality. chase and returns to find it has demand. It Is probably not a good idea children will be, (35) Batman SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You want to get but perhaps into new to be (44) Green Acres been smacked. "Rhoda Morgenstern," interests and can do just that now because trying to remove skin not until they too are past 85. 8:30-10 NBC TUESDAY you have reached a 5:30 (2) News Vale rie Is saying, "Is a mar8-8:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS MYSTERY MOVIE "Snoop personal goal. Express your fine abilities. on 30112' own. w' doct or Both of you may be a carrier of (6) Green Acres velous part. It Isn't me at all. I needs to set!w ha t they are and "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" Sisters: The Devil Made Me Do CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) A bigwig may seem the trait dnd then some of your (13) Tom Ewell RERUN A torrid romance It" RERUN Helen Hayes and don't talk like her or act like demanding but knows your capabilities. Show that be sure you get the right treat- children may be diabeti Show c, One her. But! did share an apartto his between Itichie and Arlene Mildred Natwick as the Snoop confidence. Relax at home tonight. you are equal ment. And, In many instances, Of YOU May be a carrier and the (35) Lost In Space irent once with four girls In breaks up - after two weeks, sisters search for a group of for the raised furry spots and o ther AQUARIUS (Jaii. 21 to Feb. 19) Handling (44) Addams Family person be normal. Then new projects ef- surface 6:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News New York and a lot of the ficiently is best way to proceed now. Make new There's one problem. They had Satanist.s involved in strange spots that scmetlmes more than likely none of the ar rangem ents (13) Peter Loves original characterization I tried for turn into cancer he can give you children the future. Think along logical lines, planned to be at the prom, activity, ar.d takes the elderly will have diabetes, Mary to base on them, their special a generalized treatment for which Is just a few days away, ladies to Way-out spots. Rock PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) An Inspired (44) Lucy Show thought has to be them. So, what you are reall y inflections and attitudes, I think I mentioned and Arlene is a candidate for star Alice Cooper, Greg Morris, studied from every angle If you are to make the 6:30 (13) Mrs. G. Goes of it. DO before worrying about is what are the "On the other hand," she that a medical salve Like nothing that could harm your health. prom queen, but there's not George Maharis and Joan to College C of the children having pj' 5 went on, "much of (35) IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY..Jie or she will possessEfudex time to get another date. They Blondell are featured. RFD can even identify cells that are diabetes, re action and to th (44) Get Smart ings are the same much talent and it will require a most if they do, when agree to go as "f riends." about to undergo will 8:30-10 NBC TUESDAY comprehensive education they ha ve It. I think beyond to bring th em out properly. Much that Is ha nges that still look perfectly c 8-9 PBS INTERNATIONAL MOVIE OF THE WEEK artistic will appeal An*r to Piyp5 Puzz le Ilia I you should forget about the to normal. So, your gifted progeny. Make sure you PERFORMANCE 'Tchaikov- "Screa in, Pretty Peggy" ________ ________ show love and warmth and a raised spots If you have these problem. I would, th gh ONO ou , plan successful life is assured. Be sure to give religous and ethical "keratosjs" that doctors call on sky-Wagner Concert" RERUN Ted Bessell stars as a L ___________ having periodic hecks f or training c earl) in life, keratosis" and similar skin Tchaikovsky's Piano concerto sculptor who delves into evil -r I! 9 MC* L o yourself, your husb and, and Number One feat ures Charles Ideas in his work. He hires a ey do not compel. What you make of your problem, your doctor , can do A _N Tr A('RO&s 4ONur*'ryrhrn _____ children, including life is l at ar 2a 5 least a something gely up to YOU! Dutolt conducting, and his wife, pretty coed as a housekeeper at I Coy on Lake king about them without Su blood test to see if you have senor II Calonnade havi Martha Argerich, solos at the the mansion he shares with his ng tocotallof0ff, them N_A Car-oil R.ghtecs lflc1oual Fo,ec Utn 'eas 44 Southern state for your sign lot September ;s developed any evidence DEAR DR. LAMB - My of piano. Then George Sebastian, mother, Bette Davis, and his I) Thoroughfare 'w ready For your copy send your birthdte and ST to Carroll Righter at ) T diabetes. mother 14 flaltirnort bird 47 t,%ea*)n of war Forec.it. Evening Herald. p 0 Boa. 679, HoiIyM0d, Calif isa Former director of the Moscow insane sister. The last w_ diabetic and when! O7I ISTakCUmkagI. 43Uiserisie was younger she would tell m' Philharmonic, leads a per- housekeeper was murdered, Send your queLlor to Dr. _ T P.IA that l could never marrya man formance the death Scene in but the new one isn't or instance 53 Citrus fruit Iamb, in care of this newspaW _ 1.5 _1' -y I711urmw S5llarlicti Wagner's "Tristan and Isolde" It. Sian Barbara Allen Is pretty whose mother was also a per, P.O. Box 1551, RadIo City diabetic, She said we would Station, opera. letter 3.3 Toward itit' Prgg. ___________________________ 1$ Weird New York, N.Y. 10019, 57 ('uhc mers IO(;k :lntta have deformed babies. 8:30-9:30 CBS HAWAII FIVE20 Wine 9:30-li CBS SI1/tF'T -Inc cup 58 'aut,ral tti'in For a copy tab I Dr. Lamb's Tlkl mango is a luscious, Recently my husband's 21 Short business O "A Bullet for El Diablo" Murder Machine" RERUN Clu 12 Pathological 37 I'ratties booklet on blood sugar. send 50 trips DOWN aromatic fruit which has been mother was told fluids Gulager plays a hired killer 23 Box I Mend, as sck.c 19 Knk 39 City in FLOYD THEATRES cultivated for some 6,000 yea rs, placed on dia beti she would be cents to the same adds and 26Unck,e(1xj 2lrts layer c tablet.s. This ask for the "Blood who poses W*Shilt(,i respectable - 1116 21 Warkter Sugar" flTri buthiof Mangoes area I 42 valuable lanai ma Puff up food de me for has very concerned booklet. 22Coinh'rt' businessman. Shaft tI*'Ses' 3 For tear that If millions of in grIef ha bi ta n ts of the 43 Itsinan himself up as bait for the killer 31 Oyster prtstuct 4 (kwit"ri i3 h'iii) 'iarrt'I ____ gudd tropics, The World Almanac 33 O 11w arm 5 Pan of a TV by having poli ce put out a story 24 F'attwr tf',i 44 Monks borw says. The fruit was Introduced 2:30- 7:30 . 9:35 2SSs ,,aris-er ,, 45 F'aMwa,n he can Identify the gunman who 34Tapery 61)iI[ert'nt into the western hemisphere i,,-,., I 46('hurctipart I'rlarnsn gunned down a grind jury siwi:b form) 451'ukerciatt. "BORN LOSERS" xi%es I when l'ortuguc'se colonists legt'ndi 7 Trigt*rnn*tric AM RtRU witness, PG ;o h- yachz 49 Husuan rums "4 °° S6Adokscent (unction brought it to Brazil from 30 Cai'Ic Scull A"fAAA$Cf Of '0Sea bird 10-11 ABC MARCUS WEI.BY, %ear S lrut 1I1 outtwast Asia around 1700. -OUf 52 Auridv TOM LAUGHLIN "i. 1). ''I Prummiise,I You a 9 TtLIflt ISjI I 'Al I 4 Enn ASBILLYJACK -, - ________________________________________ Fathers' Part I RERUN Dr. 1 12 13 4 ---Kiley has been named in a --. ,y. I81 O jlI2 DRIVE-111h paternity suit. Kim flarbyplays 13 THIATRE suffering from a .' -1 1 disease which doctors say can 15 16 — — Showtime 8:15 R a (-- W ; V--7- i— iS 111 _:ar, _~__ r -('IU"' illusion.. One of her — -— - — Elliott Gould in ____ illusions is that Dr. Kiley is the 17 18 ____ _______20 LOBSTER HOUSE father of her unborn child. For ____ "BUSTING" . the conclusion, turn In "Owen 2!_ SEAFOOD, STEAKS, CHICKEN Plus At 9:4* __________________ Marshall" Saturday night as 23 24 PRIED SHRIMP, CLAM or the case noves Into the courts. 21 ____ ______ l29 Comiiete dinne, — ___ — OYSTER DINNERS '1.95 3 pieces of ,hr en, mo%h,(l 32 pO'cjtCti and grovy, t ole slcw Now Showing 135 Includes Conch Chowder, Choice of Cole Slaw or 34 _______ u'd 'lOt bscj,'i _________ _________ "Golden Needles" Tossed Salad, French Fries or Baked Potato and Hush Regular Plus Puppies. GOOD ALL DAY 38 39 _40 40 CHILD'S DINNER 95c "The Attack of 'I" Value v . KungFuGirl" HOURS: SUN,.THURS, 11:30A,M..lop,M onayOnrMf1t FIl. 11:30A.M.. 11:00P.M. SAT.4:30p.M.. 11P.M. _____________ _ _____________ I 17LI!Jk *.. - - I, v(/r rtI.,. 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TEQUILA 49 vw-&r 100° VODKA _ ___ ____ an DEVONSHIRE 86.8°.. 5.495J.g5 ... __ ________ ____________________________________________________________________________ tqoA ' It.•,. TOM SIMS 8 YEARS OLD 3lZ 4995 OL 12 YR. Wstis & Fr6.49 11.95 or.;u YR. S HOM 68.95 I Mlackotwj id and '.' IT C 1011 risid __________________________ ______________________ $.* -• ICJT(1 1 •qy am Iiki..ièi 1Z?71k4_•.àI IiHi:ijy QUART QUEEN ANNE ... o25...'73.95 or. MR. (0 - 389.,,, 4•95 Is 1`110"I Cl . i CRAWFORD IN, Scotti ____________57 ISASL IIWAa.T SEAGRAM f7 ____________ ISTIIU $1Is LONDON $; LONDON TOWER DRY GIN _ I4 a. S* Vs. Valiant imp - Intrepid COdrMeom Each wi In five outings. 4 _____ 2.9 9st 8 YEAR OLD REP(ATEfi "! aae6mi $15 ___ _________ OLD HICKORY IIl.U'ii:' _ WENDOVER, Utah (AP) T1* vehicle is expected to go A rot dragster powered an average of 203.5X m.p.h. in after the standing mile and 5.4 seconds. hydrogen peroxide broke four Iome eco today. worm reco Nsmana the car as go Monday on the The chez reaction that In excess of 40C miles at the end powe the rocket car produces of course and 'would have, lluUon Packer, fueled only ter and oxygen. The fromthe a dead stop, passed a car P0111ution Packer Is powered average speed of 181.341 miles a 90 per cent solution of by going by at 2oo miles per hour. the Anderson broke records set inl.9635econds fmas$,j substan ce, by Dave Anderson, who died start ore; a quarter-mile last course. run went sznoo'hiy ex- cr March when his car ashed during competition in cept for a near-rollover at the Charlotte, Vern Anderson, , of Mir, endof N.C. Though not re. the ru ,when Andervm neapolis, broke both the time car swerved nearly out '5 lated, the Andersons attended and speed records in the standof the same high school In Mm. control coming down from ing quarter neapolisaniw,srp and the stand- 9eeds of bet? 3O &tsi Later Monday,' RU] yder, ing half-kilometer. The run also miles per hour, '30 ss, a Minneapolis businessman TheSouthmC1OT tonal records. droveaF&concheropow. [rig Assocjaftl)fl clocked ered by a Thermo King diesel Itwastheffrmeaket. runs, In which Anderson engine, to set eht additlonaj also powered car had attnpted to setnationaire i the half. records through the qULtt,s. ak records on the salt fla ts. kilometer, the vehicle mile and one-mile speed tra. - ABC 6 YR. KY. 1tIAiai IIeu$i s •*iusi iiu Ifl SS . 01. 1._l ________ ' KAHILIA - _ ______ 1 'e.1a.1 I _________ b' various I 4 B&B C ' c __________ 41 0 A. •-: 'I _____ _____ "Al -- ' - _______ 3-11*1 'ill It" . 1. _ ' PARSMHEYWSECELENNAF HOROSCOPE "'' BUFFALO John Morrison, head basketball coach at rnisius Cellege, resigned to become an assistant coach ith the St. Lo uis Spirits of the Anieijcan Basketball ocket. 1 _ NEW YORK (AP) JoAnne Carrier Is the tcp winner ri the Ladies Professional Golf Association tour, winning CE L RIUM!_ELrI __1JE £ E I fifth In the 100 breast, as was Anne Smi th (13-14). ___ ___ __________________________________________________________________ ___ Golf Winner ___ -- __________________________________, million against the WFLIn US. District Court, charging violation ,if th e Slwrm Act and contractual agreements between th e team and Its players, Ladles Truth Robert Neville ( ll.12) was b/ - ,. .- Women Only To Tell The (6) Hogans Heroes What's My Line? (9) Hitchcock Presents (13) News (24) Carrascolendas (35) 44) Star Trek In the general competition, Mark McIntosh (11-12 pulled a pi'nrvl r" nba-n Ill In 1k-.. L..... WV *w% 1W IJLVd3L, a i1n the 50 free, and a six th in the 100 back. , AII EVENING 7:00 (2 Third place awards were gathe red by Art Woodruff (1112) in the 50 fly, Kurt Smith in the 100 back, and John Smith (13-14) In the 100 breast. Dodger t -- TUESDAy. Greg Smi th (11.12) and Kurt Smi th (13.14) placed second in the 50 and 100 fly respectively. before beginning back stroke competition at Gainesville Swim Meet, hThI Umbellifera HO N C 0 R 1 A NGHOUGHTD MR 1111r __- - back. Little League Series Lii hod Ti Have R TONIGHT'STV F!ND' SEEK & (I the 50 breast, MattSnjth Yio. an invitational meet with ten 11) In the 50 breast, Louis Keth other clubs (13-14) in the 100 free, and Susan amell (10.11) In the 50 ________ i* advance alter first-round play in the 1.50,000 Eastern — _ ______ eusLraiian Cohn L)tbley 6-3, 6-3 lav.n Tennis Oper. HROOK?,INF:, Mass. J - Brian Gottfried of Fort 1 . In the Novict. division relay. TheywereFreijTramell, hh John Smi th ','+ swimmers registetln out' Kenny Smi th. were TheSwllnAssocfatlontravels SmIth (11-12) in the 50 yard Q,,i - - .10 .. ' 54 _____ 11LN_V" sop~— ___ - ____ I returned from Calnesvi.11e last McIntosh. weekend with honors in a 300 7lie 13-14 year boys finished club swim meet held there. sixth In the 200 yard free stroke _______________ _ — , -~ Ads Local youngsters from the were Robert Neville Kevin A Swim Assocjat'on Smith, Greg Smi th, and Mark - -- - .- I ________ __________ - __ Tuesday, Aug. 20,1974-313 Meet Finals 1 r-i I_ --_ -- : _?-.-_ -.-.!~ZA. _, --2!~. 1, - — - I- ____ Tennis Victories The Evening Herald __ - MLUNIBUS. Ohio - Mexican Itaul Ramirez over. Powered Hosc(, e Tanner of fAvkout Mountain, Tenn., 6-3, .6 6.4 to claim the singles title In the $50000 Ruekeye t'n n , ('h NEWPORT, R.I. Fourthseed ed Julie Heldman of Ikustn scored a 6-3, 6.3 victory over unranked national li II*I!4fl ('r,e 'r4' t o ,ed Into th e second round of th e Women's Gras ('Ii tilipbonships LEISURE , _ .1t.- V .. I~ 1 -t:1_ _-~ . W ~Ni un"IEF O - 322-28 322-9609 a. 11115 3150 I I. R eepoe FRIED CHICKEN 11A.M. TIL 130 P.M. PRI & SAT. TIL I0:30P.M ttgs renc1) Ar,. (Hi way 11 021 SAnford �___•___ 1 % . 4 B— The Evening - Herald Tuesday,Au". 209 i_•_____ -tT-; - '' u1 7,L) 2!:1L13M *GLASS' And Accessories *MIRRORS •PAINT Glass c't'. Paint Co., Inc. IL3 Sanford 365-3248 :: -. - :•: t - -- ••. L e georgc Stuart il k If Lleaning & Mai'entenanc 1VIi S . - i' Pest Control -1 2626 lriquois Ave. JIM ROWE 322 -2070 SANFORD . _________ I . Motor Home —a— - 323-6404 OPEN 8-6 WEWiLLORDRTO YOU R EXACT SPECIFICATIONS TRAVEL TRAILER Z..-.-J_i 3159 Hwy. 17.92 Service, Accessories Sales MOTOR HOME & Mon. thru Sat. Iixon Auto SANFORD REC- VEE SERVICE i— • ______ 2311 W. lit St. 323.4711 Refrigerators nd Machine Shop Mobile Service We Come To You 22 Magnolia ____________ ____ Downtown Sanford WED, II P.M 7.30-10 P.M. THURS :30 A M,43 NOON ' ' THURS. EVE PRIVATE PARTIES "VX'PHONEAHEADORDE 377.94 21005. FRENCH SANFORD SAT. 9:36.1i:34AM_1.3p M 838.2474 -7:30-i I P.M. SUNDAY CLOSED ALL DAY THRU THE SUMMER I • I .. RACERS UNITE RACER NET DISCOUNT CLUB io Pd. Off All Sales 1 I Monthty Newsletter •Cfub Decals & T-Shjrts *Much, Much More CHECK IT OUT TODAY. LIMITED MEMBERSHIP 'Watch For Grand Opening Of New Showroom." 290 6 IRIS RD. 'j auawa' ., 830.1733 IF - ever A D I Repairs and Service I Looking for a home? EXTRA GAS TANKS MOTOR TUNE-UPS ' DUO. THERM AIR COND. INSTAL LUBE AND OIL CHANGE ONAN SERVICE ' , I I , '1M1' . - . . L- '.' '-' - . - - o ld ' •• LED UJ .4, WELDING, HITCHES STORAGE COMPARTMENTS VAN CONVERSIONS UPTO - Interest Maturities Monthly ona S 10.00. investment, 90 Days .......11.25 pct. ,..... $ 93,75 160 Days .......11.50 pct. ...... $ 95.83 270 Days ..12.00 pct. ...... $100.00 12 Months •-..12.50 pct. ....., $104.16 P.,fl;,jrfl In The Sunday Herald Marling - ' Cy, OIflII.I CfI r'-' (tTtT1e C'Ji - Fries, lIAI)PYRESIDENATUKFVIEW NURSING CENTER ... i to r HaHk LaVigne, Etheldra Maynard, Myrtle Meadows, Katherine Rober, Eva Bronson and hazel Goff. ---rStcltC t-F- Zip._ - -- - BIG EASY TRAO INS FINANCING PICK-UP .. Michsloy,skl and Miss Sisan Castrlanni, administrative f -alit bj Charmstep - ., . dire e wisSalesService -- ' : iii ------------ (t'ltf l,.xnct. flings CAR-BEN JEWELERS 398 Longwood Plaza Longwood, Fl., 831-nI.s CLEANING SPECIAL Dry Shampoo 99 14 Pressure Washing Hard Surface Floors Scrubbed SHOE, ifPEE SIN(IOU PLAZA cAssfL,fuv 9iO.'4f 82J3I AND McCVQCV5 NCITHGAII OPEN III 9 I and Buffed I I MR. WHIRL-CLEAN You wouldn't disconnect Slaw Req. $1.25 85 $300 3 IN THE FAMILY MARKET PLACE OF THE HERALD Item Must Be Under $ 100 And Price Must Appear In Ad. CALL TODAY 322-2611 Power Equipment To Serve C You Every Season were in business would you? .1 HP BRIGGS ENGINE 9 -. -because you - ' prospects might be trying to get in touch with you during the period know good 12" a STRATTON 6 9 Slick Shift or Autcmatsc Drive with 4 Spied Ringet Of Mari,jji Starling when your phone is disconnected. It's the same Pius many other non Bar B Quo Dinners & Sandwiches 4 Rules: Only Non-Commercial Ads, J YARD—MAN your telephone if you delicious array of Bar B Quo A LINE AD FOR 3DAYS FOR . ltC. Don't forget Our to do—anything from Grant). R es idents see movies once a & decoupage ; •'dlepoint week, present ed by the SiC Church services ctor s both DELIVERY There re new things to do all Protestant I and , demd sound Project Greafestt Some are the time, Catholic are professieni nursing ca re with travelogues about various held weekly. TV and radio are their chief aim Plans are getting underway always accessible ior listening on countries, Disney movies, and for the Christmas rehabiliftJon some general type movies, Ju azaor and viewing pleasure. ne which will be held the fIrsteek The hails of the cen ter are recent iy Lbuzz . took a group Visit Lakeview Nursing ing with the excited hums of;f05 In December Christmas Center soo.,, but watch out as the movlc "Memo", Bingo P1',",J E 322-7928 Is wreaths (Some made from of the many IBM you step onto the s happy resld,nti played weekly both in the cards) 2517 Country Club Rd. participating pa cious , snow men, dpcorati on s sha Lakeview's daytlm and Sanford ded porch, there might be a numrn lght. and for Christmas trees, dogs ma planned. activities. everyon cnfoys the deIicio5 from bottles, stuffed game of dodc bail going on,animal ADV. - YOU CAN PLACE Misinformed people believe a Mrs. June Miller. activities, Is pizza parties held nursing home is a place where a vivacious, outgoing person evenings, in the pillows, decoupoge items, quilts one does nothing but sit an who genuinely loves and cares and rugs are among the many sleep in a drab, dull and Th Phebean class of the items which will be for Sale. about others. These traits are First Baptist Church of Sanford to make the centerIs asnot t depressing atmosphere. Step evJdet in her working with the visits the center monthly andStriving enjoyable as possible Inside Lakeview Nursing residents, June has been at the puts on a birthday party, icr. always that easy. A shuf. Center, 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford center for five yeors and Is a ving ice cream and cupcakes to fleboard court is planned, and and marvel at the cheerfully certified dctivltles director all residents, plus honoring do decorated Interior nations are biting accepted, and having taken a course spon. those whose birthdays fell in To add $ all the bustling manicured grounds, and most Home sored by the Florida Nursing that month, Songs are sung and activities going on at Lakeview, Importantly, the happy eftltude Association, everyone of the residents, Activities at the center are mrrirnen, joins In the a real treat is In store for the Creating a cheerfut, homelike planned to be fun-filled and residents, A mI:sicai program atmosphereis part ofthegoa lat creenve, to The large crafts room is brim will Soon be presented by the brighten the Lakeview, Mrs, full of difterentidea $a nd crafts famous Sky King (Kirby Virginia res idents' lives, , ( j ' 8ol - Dinner STARTING AUGUST 19 : :':atic Sh If ''• cut-sing,, ''ode Ac'ioe .Automotive Type Meer.i Sanford , Florida Ocean Perch p. -, Mall this coupon or call Bob Prentke (303) 4Si$43 sIr 4021 collect 114 tilL) and we will provide you 'with this in. form. lion. - Pltl:." - -nd "1C' Nam Addrets Phone 322.7624 CALL 323-4203 FREE GRASS CATCHER WITH EACH PURCHASE STUDENTS, SAVE $5 ON YOUR CLASS RING, AND WEAR IT ON THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL. COP. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. This Week's SPECIAL SPECIAL Ph. 322.677 / HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE' WANT AD Always A Cut Above The Rest NO SALES CHARGES - - - - - - - - ---- MMMMM - I•lt in.itn. - Sanford, Fla. - DELICIOUS op interest Paid monthly Available to FIorkj residents only. 7321 N. Atlantic Ave. Cape Canaveral, Fla. I VA — Medicaid Out Patient Therapy Private Patients — - 919 E. 2nd St. Pet Supplies . Annuils Veqetable Plants f irsta good Cleaning If you suffer is • 4 iIi.trnent BOB PRENTICE INVESTMENTS,, INC. M!l1.i'r National Association of $ctJltiH D4jJ*i 4III J...E , This announcement Is neither an offer to sell, nor a solicitation of an offer to buy these Cocimercial notes. The offer is made only by the offering circular. PER 12*5% YEAR "aiiiri ,, --. POPP Horse Care Items Iractor Look to "Home" 323-9020 or 830.1020 -slogan tftf*U , I ________ "where your friends are" : t Important as the trades and master of none" releases the dry loam using the smoke damage from a fire, Mr. other.s certainly does not apply to the forward action and then applies Whirl Clean will clean business of Mr. Whirl Clean at a backward motion for everything but the drapes it you are not satisfied with a 323-4203. This firm, owned and scrubbing and bringing up the mcp and bucket cleaning operated by Dale Zucich arid nap of the carpet. This method Mr. Whirl Clean also cleans service, and would like to try a tile and terrazzo floors. They thoroughly assisted by his wife Charlene, crystalizes the dirt, making It professional wash, Strip, seal and buff them organization using highly offers expert Service in carpet easy fr the final vacuum into shining beauty, using to cleaning, pressure washing, operationtorernoveit It can be specialized products and quality industrial floor care, janitorial service, safely used on all carpets. type equipment, then you need Mr. 00.awn maintenance and car products. They handle cam- 1,'Thni Clean, Unlike other cleaners the dry plete janitorial work for So. It you have need of any of foam will not harm woodwork, commercial accounts. the various services offered by Lawn maintenance is a new walls or fabrics. Since the foam Mr. Whirl Clean, call Dale addition to th, services offered is dry, you can walk on your In all their services, Mr. iuelch at 323-4203; and if Its by this firm which has been carpet minutes after it has been Whirl Clean handles both small cleaning you nied 'don't be doing work in the Sanford area cleaned, and large jobs knowing that one half.cican, be whirl clean." for nearly five years. They do ex Heavy furniture is moved, and later replaced. The carpets shrubbery. The territory are spot cleaned if necessary Covered for all of the services of before shampooing. A special THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO ASK ABOUT Mr. Whirl Clean includes, dirt repellant for carpets is 3anford, Winter Park, Winter avtiiiable arid can either be HYPNOSIS Springs, Chuluofa, Casselberry, sprayed on or added to the BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO TO ASK Longwooci, Aitamonte Springs, loam. Zuelch says, "i've never DeBary, and Deitona. QUESTION — Can vps.sisMpin cases ., s.IvaI.t,bj.msp found a carpet I couldn't clean.' ANSWER — Iniormatson tram fte e.ports. ml I*I4 at %*goal premems. in Another new ser ce recently 4W added f0 their operation Is car Furniture cleaning service Is Assuming that "of phylition agrees that there is no --organic.. tows#, one that cleaning. This includes also offered with all work the Promem is Plych"taic. then hypnosis can. vvry d*finittir. help. working ml CO$$IV$ mind, hi g, 0vi. shame. CO km cuum cleaning, - Zuetch i-I that atI•vI.4d or remOyN $oivsI iMiftiet and maI.di,iim,n,i, due 10 Ioc of In. buffing and waxing and a lull customer satIsfaction Is must $sfmalson. or misIn$.rma,sot, In •.II Ill, can be conctd with (hi hop of treatment that will leave your and his guarantee states If you car showroom new. The work are not completely satisfied he FOR INFORMAT ION WITHOUT OBLIGATION t can be done at your house or will redo the job at no extra . they will pick up your car. do cost. em-inole in 01-ute.-of H the work at their p:ace of Pressure cleaning takes care business and return it to you. of mildew And muddobbers. In the carpet cleaning and leaves the outside of your -in Iiii,cil" operation. the area to be building clean and sparkling, —JI cleaned Is thoroughly Instead of a ne%v paint i IND4VIOUAL INSTRUCTIOI rr _S ARRANGED FOR INTEpr- L vacuumed, then their ingenious probably all your wall . i%' ' ' CINTER - 24 Hour Nursing Care For Seeds Tuxedo Feeds Baby Chicks MR. ..DaIeZuelch.owner,demon1atesofleofhcigmathl. t4 '(I NURSING Fertilizers IM ________ ETHEL BART - Complete RV and Auto 1 BCE F0R4'/Te,'RE BETTY SMiTH 831-3304 232 S HIGHWAY 17-92 ---- -. - At Lakeview Nursing Center OFF 414 ACROSS : FROM AMC DEALER -. SPEED SHOP !•.:•. EARN French Provincial Blue Velvet Couch ;- FRIED CHICK-E I _________ • Qualls and our In Duo-Therm air conditioning with his much and then this had to Longwood. but business was so school. Yes, the lure a' the open road COMPLETE CHICKEN happen!" You've all heard that good he was forced to move to Southern R. V. Services sells is a potent attraclion, and the DINNER Reg. 11.55 • complaint from friends who get more r3orn. He now has 12 and Installs awnings, air con- wide open spaces hold worlds of have had a trip ruined by a bays with plenty of parking ditioners and power generators. pleasure and enjoyment for breakdown in vehicle or room in addition. As the old in addition to repair ports they persons with recreational 4fapj,fppaf equipment. But It needn't slogan goes "such popularity carry In L!RIID(HICIN vehicles. Retirees or couples you start m dser y access to other : '' out on that trip — get your ably assisted by Chet Quails, might need. no school age children P"enjoyment insairancel" often feel that fail Is the II Ricky Quails dnd Jim A safety Item highly time of the year for a trip; I I with Drive your motor home or Nicholson, Muriel recommended by Floyd Is the things arc not so crowded as Keelnman as "parts woman travel trailer down to Swthern Vanguard wide angle rear view during the Summer. Many Southern R. V. Services offers lens for van%, -- -..- pe-" fl II • 17.92 at Lake Mary Blvd., cxoy and paint work, generator motor homes. Vanguard lets See the frees In all their South Sanford. They will Inspect repair, engine tune-up, grease you see children and obstacles autumn glory it riakes your vehicle and Its equipment and oil changes and fiji: directly behind your vehicle, enjoyable weekend fri If an ou arid put It in shape for the automotive services repairs. The wide angle Iein looks down don't have time for a i longer rpad at lowest labor rates and They Install storage corn- and sideways, shcwlng objects with customer satisfaction partments, do van and bus lusta few feet away and jn blind SO take advantage of all the guaranteed. conversions and install extra spots. It is easy to apply on rear pleasure awaiting you in this gas tanks, (;et windows, close to the bottom wonderful cDuntryel Od Flowers, owner of Electrical service is offered and Is good insurance against a away on that trip and start Southern P. V. Services, started on 110 volt and 12 volt systems, tragic accident, enjoying travel at its best. In the motor home field mcre Southern th'iec warranty work 4 Flowers is rtiied from the B than five years ago, and all of on Generac generators and army and from Civil Serivce to u before you start, go down • .Oii,vrn P. V. Services for his employes have an extensive Duo-Therm air conditioners. He and his wife live in a or your enjoyment insurance." background in this field. He Chef Quails has attended the home so you might g say yes ADV. I- Downtown Only Open Sij • 9-2 FURNITURE and GLASSWARE Secretary China .f_ "'We were enjoy SPECIAL TUESDAYS . THE EXPERTS`TAFF OF ...tl to rt Back Row-.- Chip Pratt, Floyd Flowers, Jim Nicholson. Front row— Ricky Quail., Mr.. 2 light raincoat which can be sed as an all-around coat Is )dispensable to all types of 'ave I. Mon. thru Sat. WE OFFER A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF 2201 French A ve. or orMeyerBldg Gd .•.•.•.•.•7....•'...-... FRI. 736-lI PM Helpful Hint: Open 8.6 It' 3238 130 Ph. 811. 72S2 39O Longwood Plaza Hwy 1792 Longwood 1n _____ - Part5 322-0808 Shoeland [ TUES. PRIVATE SPECIAL. PARTIES Scotland offers a variety of interesting sights to visit Domestic and International trips are planned at no extra cost to you through CARIB BEAN CRUISES OF OR, LANDO INC., 574 N. Orlando ve.. Winter Pk. Mali, Call i45 2060. Open 9:30-5:30 Sat 02 Ample Parking, Mxon Auto Parts Vale's Junior 3O &M .12 N04 or l d. You t i.icc Locations . y KATING Ji1T1iC4 JIM ROWE 0 ess, JSiiV MONTHLY Rcsidenfjal & Commercial Otnniawn Awnings Jumping Jacks $ Scotland, the land of Robert the Bruce, Bobby Rs,rn' ?'iaqgis, tartans, bagpip porridge and Scotch whisky A rugged, beautiful place t visit. If you want wildern -"U' j.i rnUJIrM I people on its 30.411 square mites, It is made up islands, mountains, moor lands, valleys, and I rtlead0wed plains If you want cosmopolitan life, yu can visit Edinburgh and CIasgow Glasgow is city of industrialists, but Edinburgh I one of the most ditin guished centers of culture In !(I( WOrlO. w A visit to Scotla nd Could be the most enjoyable vVjitjn 'S -I To Serve - :•: Ota,w1', -- PEST CONTROL t MA 14AA VAP421 A ( - Is :•: See ail thin your new JOHN SCHLENK for )3995 I W . 1- . - '!- wI I, Home Vacuum Companyr. - y ig Oviedo J V& ILI.J 323 23$44 323-7110 u rU 11100 Lm I I 285$ SANFORD AVE. Mr. Whirl Clean Offers 0 For Quotas orQuolgis CALL 7110 Aver forp,opI, LMawho want • or Off i ce Southern R. V. Services 11.0ileu jai. Ph 322 4622 2 10 hiagnolia Duda Auto Parts and Oviedo Tractor Co. Route 4,6 a Mr. Coffee Horse & Rider & Rider Store ArIllikk mg,%ravoilk OWN Effill, 1Jf1j(A' And last. Fri. 9-6 1611SU I r 1`111 Lfl*f : Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1974-58 Coff ee EZ Payments 4M hi) forth. Feeds LOW RATES Save LAWN& FARM Visit Our Bingo III Kartu) orraI AUTO INSURANCE Fcr Every p)u?pe rive 1AUTO5ARTS7j1 Agemy 41 The Evening Herald T3 with advertising. People are buying each day. Don't let that business pass YOU by because your advertising is "disconnected." "Connect" your business to our readers with advertising ifi lic BIG TRADE IN h411 441L11114? EASY FINANCING Guy ' s Bar-BQue 2101 FRENCH 323.5230 ,,c.J, STOPOR CALL US TODAY AT Orlando call ......... 'liI1 , lll"l(-Il) -. - 322.2611 831.9993 LL- PICK UP and DEL IVERY LITL 8MKAMEtCAD - _ Lewis Sales & 2517 Country Club Rd. - Service Ph. 322-7928 Sanford - •., A't w �ng Herald Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1974 Legal Notice ;t sI ___________________ __________________________ tice iNot1ce WANT AD -. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business it Ave. Fern Park. c rnjr,A. ,vilJY, Florida Under the fiCtt.øtj name of FICTITIOUS NAME . lfl,! I qC'f1 tJ5'fls. at RI I. (30* ?&), FICTITIOUS NAME P.MIli-.. . .. given that am : "VC Ifl busInc.ss at 3 Vine St., .. .. -. '" .- '" r:::: '" -- . ..... fl Florida under the fICtjtjut nae under the fjttij5 name of JAYCO TILLO'S PIZZERIA and that i NAT oRAL STONE WORKS, SIGNS and that I intcnd to register ir*ter,d to that Intend to regiSte- uJd name with the Clerk of the-Circuit Cf'R,,I Seminole County. Flor,di Cordance with the Ficttpous py Statutes ToWt Section i&s 09 FIorl atut 5 Ip. PublIsh July 30, Avg 6. 13, 70, 1971 DED13S Dq' IN THE CRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR - register said name with the 1id name with Ph Clerk of Inc Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole Circuit Court. Seminole Count,. t'-".... In accL,rdance with Florida in accordance With thI' the prylSj of the Fictjtjs ro.SiOn% of the FiC1htiij Name Name Statutes, To Wit: Section S'tut, To Wit: SeCtb eas 09 645 0' Florida Statutei t,s,. Ftorida Statutes 1957 S. James V. POn?iH S JacL A Yodcr July 30, Aug. & I]. 19 PubIih July 30. Auti 1). 0 OFO 1974 137 wmy - - - - Want Columns Never Close - - _________________________ _________________________ - -____________________________ LAKE MARY. cute & neat, 3 drooms, 2 baths. large cher'fY vmuiiuw IJLhLU riuriQa -- .)c1Uulew(j(j(j °n -- - (,w., •nrn ._., riru, rivai • • ILOwiUA. CIVIL ACTION No. 74I265•o I re the Marriage of MAGGIELENE R COOPER, to rrCII io, PETITIONER. Dcn DI4FCiI1 . - - NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSON' HAVING TO: CECIL IRA COOPER RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CLAIMS OR DEM&pDS AGAINST Iiflftjrnjshed NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Notice 15 hirthy given that Ilie undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter 16509. FlorIda Statute, will register llthtt'eClerkoftbecircujIcoiw, u md for s'minnI, rcc&pt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fic t'tiOu name, tO wit: HAYSTACK. I a... - -- _______ - EPOCH PROPERTIES Florldb, Probate Division, in the by MAGGIELENE B COOPER. Courthouse at 5-a.iford, Floridi, and you are reouifed to serve a copy By: Gerald D. Ogler INC DEVELOPMENT fly CARROLL. (3IJRXE. Altorr, ttr !rnt cf fi' tr? i.-jla?c'n t*b0I must be In writing and filed 'n PmtricI P Ste fl strom - -" - -- ---------. ''" " - P.O. Box ;osi. Sanford, Fla . 3777) __________________________________ COMPUTOR PROGRAMMIRS .. . * 12 Bedroom I B--Eating Places Computor Operators, The Realty : ,• CITY COMPLETELY FUR NISHED 2 bedro in fliiiat, - wi!ti rrnptoymc'nt at th Roudenf:-" default will be entered against you torney. or the same i.'all be' void Dated at Orlando. Florida, this for the relief demanded in the petitIon, 76th 'lay of June, 1974. WITNESS my hand and Otficia, S: Frederick W. Trbo$d, Jr. sealof said Court on thiS the 2nd day As executor of saId estate f August, AD 1974. 5: E. L. Williamson. Jr. (Seal) of MAGUIRE. VOORHIS Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr. SWELLS, P.A. Clerk of Circuit Court 135 Wall Street, Seminole County, FIo,da P.O. Box 633 By: Elaine RIC.harde Orlando, Florida 32102 Deputy Clerk Attorneys for the Executor __________________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. WOMEN WANTED R ECEPTIONIST & EXECUTIVE P'jblith DEE 37 Ag 4. 1), 20. 27, 1974 27 TRAINEES sounds interesting to YOU, and your heed is urgent, we WiII gye NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Florida, Probate Division, in Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, he '""". ,, '• ,, •l' -- WPlii.OIV -. ------------ - — offer. Call UHi BEDS Also best prIce. Starting at $I3 Commercial Days 327-7171 New houses In a rural area. No down payment- monthly payments lets Eve's. 373 oiss Chapter 30 4? Urn!'' Stop " CARRIAGE HILL LAKEVIEw Picturesque .iiew a(ron private lake for this freshly decorated 3 Call REALTOR Assoriate Sonny Raborn After hours 3221)79 naster bedroom Priced 131.900. Businets 730 It Toes and Early Birds 7:15 p.m J'urn that unused piano into a bike, car. ur wta:.ver you want to with a Classified. DIal 372 7611or 831 9993 , - ' I. a .n.a.. .''.apio,u - fern Park *34-7167 _______ -- . , Lake Mary 3 Bedroom block home with family room, 1 year old central heat arid air unit. Large lot, many extras A real buy at $76,500. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE, INC. Days: 372 6.457, Evei 377-7711 or 322-7124. I' / The . ! ujyjy, SANFORD ONRESERVOIR LAKE / / ..'x - Bedroom AptS ISwimmlng Pool ITennis Courts IFishIng & Boating IDisposals a I ' I e s2I,7c3 ' i' -" -- -- "' SANFORD --- - Roberts Inc --'P _________ -- — - - - - .. ANe - - , House? Financing a new Maronda Home in Deltona IS now within the of the young working people of the area; as well older ret,r..i income. See us regarding you, eligibility to purchase i . tnraLt,' __________________________ - - '' "-- ' 70 """ •" "" - jr SanfordAye,Two 17'XöO'.SISOper PRECINCT 22 — Sanford Civic CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Petitioner, Center COUNTY, FLORIDA. 3Adj&nlngpcT PRECINCT 74 — Svvcnih ' CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1311.0 29 IOO( 25th St 7 Bedroom mobile home air con ERNEST HOMEPIS, ,d,rrlSt (Por(t Rooms for Rent Ro,iU Evergreen Cemetary. $500 for all. In re: the Marriage 01 377 6655 ditioned, carpet(d, Very nice Respondent Write P.O. Box 1037, keyt PRECINCT 25 - Altamonte ELLEN KOI3RE. ____________________________ Adult, only. Reasonae 37)64)7 ____________________________ HeIghts 37654 or call 73 2141 SprIng's Community Building Stmr 'J; CNI PIUMtNS — .-...r.'' PRECINCT 27 - Sanford Civic roOm and boird in country hOme and $11 White Avenue Center Widow. 3fl 5640 call anytime. 35 the ASHLEY KORRE. '5flt Mobile SANFORD AREA friendly Home Lots 3 tinthlcum. M.aryiarid Personals -PRECINCT 29 POrtable, And beautiful?" Respondent. For Rent YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford Middle Scnool Malewa..*teatosha,,mbo,le NOTICE OFACTI0N RE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Take a decorator's eye view of this that an action for Dl%olution of home InHaclenda Village PRECINCT 34 — Valley Forge TO ASHLEY XOBR. big old 2 story home With Free trailer space in return for 641 20?? for "We Care"-. Marria,' ht bern fIinj a.*rtit 'IOu a )'f 323 1517 After I Pe(frat'ra-.al Room 7 Ct,rstr,t tfQfl,nr' Adults or lcens walchm,r, fi'eplac', and a pool with bath And service, arc required to Serve a copy at PRECINCT 31 — Sincçi Club ROOM FOR RENT lsiip, New York 1113$ house Your imagination and Some manufacturing plant on We'stside of YoU? *fitten defenses. if any, to it HouSe'. Sanford YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an FACED WITH A DRINKING paInt and a moderate down PREF ER COLLEGE STUDENT of Sanford. 323 4170. on NED N. JUL lAN. JR . PRECINCT 41 — Elks Club, action to adopt ant make foreign PROBLEM 06M Payment 5 all that is needed The ESQUIRE, Petitioners a?torncy, Howell Branch Poad Per p's Alcoholic Arxnymous divorci judgment i Florida hee' address is STEIISTROM, Owner will even help with the PRECINCT 47 — Seminole High Resort Property fudg,'ie'nt of dissolution 01 mai'riage Can Help financing Total price 139,600, but DAVIS 4. MCiNTOSH, Post Office School It) and Other relief ha's been filed Apartnel Rent CalIl7) 4547 For Rent cash talks Call REALTOR Assoc Box 133, S.nfor, ' tor ,da. 3771), PRECINCT 44 - Recreational Agintt you and ou are requirtd to Vi Gi5Ptler eves 37? 7)71 Write P.O. Box 1713 p Unfurnished brtcr SCrtrrr.t.r Mr tçp J er.' a cop1 ariford, Fiord,, written 'jWLY WEDS? Want your own Iii lie " t,,r g oat wIt lie Clerk 01 ti- i PRECINCT 4$ — Sun'imit Apaft * *GLPIEVA GARDENS * * t't4 enies, if any, to It On WILFRED .19 ;lt,lll,c, Daytona Beach first "little home?" Nice corner Court either before service on ments. Single story Studio, 1, 2. and 3 H. CONRAD. Petitioners attorney, •ill Il U lot, 3 Bedrooms, I bath 110.500 Petition,es attorney jfl 10 m PRECINCT47-LOnroodCOm ALr'''' bedroom apartments, Pout. whoseaddres%isl)J?jorthH,QhWIY Owners aniious to sell Don't pass mediately thereafter, otr,er-*,se a mun,t Bo:Iding INYOURFMjILY? 1797. Cassetberr, FlOrida 37707, on clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, this buy. Big Defiult will be ent,qad agasn'st down and save BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED AL ANON BusIness Property or before Sep$eui,ber. 17, 1971. ar,d moreorlowdownFHAorVA Call you lot' the' rOflif de1n.Jyid air. in the' that notice of the adoption of this 'iOflthly For famIlies or friends of problem rentals from $142 50 fiIetheoginalwi,hth.ckofth Mildred Stempe'r, Fv' 372 1959 For Rent Pj&.dw'i ••the- wi?t a cIgar ourl ,ilher before ervice On 3222 ,15W,23tfl.St,,SflfOrd. WITNESSmyhandandth,se.Iof . .,.riot 01 the •i. tn — •.•• IarIurycrlmnNiat.fy FkANKLINAR4,APIS Neat 7 bedroom home, small or svrlte A 0., $91i. )IIOFIOCIdaAVO issues 01 a .'sewspaper 0$ general be entered against you for the relief (Seal) circulation pUbliShed in yard, 119,500 demanded in tP,e petitn 53, Sanford, Fla 3777; Arthur H Bk*t. Jr Cnty WITNESS my hand and seal of lI4EST NEIGH Clerk of the Cr 0 t Court Nlce?Uedroomapt -air, UPiAPliMOUSL.Y ADOPTED this this Court on August 9Th. 197.4 BORi'tOOD 1h 3 bedroom, B Elaine Rlctiaror carpet.Adulls 9th day f July. A 0, 1971. 6 Child Care — (Circuit Court Seal) bath older home on 240 acres of 50,000 Sq, ft. warehouse, ready O 372 fl96,fte'ri QOp m. Deputy Clerk ATTEST' Arthur H. B.c'ckwlth, Jr. land with gorgus trees, In the — you today. Excellent location at STENSTROM, DAViS II ArIP.gr H Be'Ck*ith. Jr., Christian Diy Schl his Opening Clty, can be yours for only $10,000 As CIe,k of the Court SR 14 7BEDROOMS McINTOSH Ici 40, S yr olos Clerk tg the Board for fall sen,e'sIer down Owncr will hold 1st moe fly Cecetia V Eke'rn , 'D(Ji. iS ONLY ,, ef Cc'; c Call Lutheran Churp, ',ort 1.4 INDUSTR IAL PAR 1 tQEJe 55o.o fs Deputy Clerk q C alt Pv'rgaret i c . Suite 77 Ifi for PtddCmer, 127 3532 or Mrs. coIt. REALTOR Assor Evening WlLRE H CCNRAD — Poj Oif i. Box im Jfl 006) orI6l 7375 Martin 3fl44. Seminole County, Florida 327751$ Attt,y for Ptti?Ioqse't' Sot'd, Florida 32173 KE MARY 8" Marie W Waterr 10(1 NorTh Highway 17 92 AttOre'y's for Petit'ior,er Dedroorn, Central heat 4. Expe'ried chIld care in my home. Deptfy Clerk Sternper Realty Cassetberry, F101di 77O7 ____________________ PuWIth, Aug. 6. 11. 20, 27, 7971 air, DYNAMITE LOCAT ION for p Shag carpet, 1l6SM., 17th mOnth 6am. 6pm,, Mnn Fri., also P*JDliSh: Aug t, 70. 7974 Pubiii Aug II, 70,27. Sept 3, 1914 Cen!rai Flcrida's free. glatly Btown Riitfy, 3fl.5737 Ft'i, nights, Hr. tomefriet, physician. podiatrist, DEE.31 DEE IS diy and Weekly DE II MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR tic. Pica, Altamonse Mall l70 sq 0 322 t9c.i rates take M'y, call 172 49 37.I3I 19)95 French ft available 834 M4 r in 7)74 P2 li )7 754 '" ____ & Gilman RE5E _____ ASSN, Pres Mgr ______ — Picanso n F , 2fldMnnday_.n - NOTICE OF ACTION - - h011iES ,.,.. I flC 831-4039 ______________________ or 628.2162 EVEREST REALTY - - _ "i'. ' - or ,', . _____________________ Rare Opportunity * * Singer * * 60' BuIlding lot. GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW i Mrs - - , -- _________ -I - - - , t_.___ .-y - -- -- . - - - . - -. ALTAMONTE - • - ___________________________ Real Estate Wanted —_ Pets and Supplies 65 - HOMES OF DISTINCTION "away from It all." See the homes built with pride & the finest of materials -, ______ ____ i THE HERALD ________ ' ___ - ,. ___ ' CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT - ___________________________ A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Air Conditioning Home Central Hrat & Ar For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. Appances — ____________________________ _____________________________ Full line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 7577 Park Drive, 372 *567 _______ DANDY FEEDS PUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR oiy' E 46 323 42n ECO" _______________________________ .fl't needjI" Serve a utb,I purpose again when you sell them with a Classified ad from the Herald Call today, Don't 0-lay' Just dial 32226)) or 9993 To place your low cost ad Tree surgnoe, Haul in anything, washing windows, cleaning hOuse and lots. 73.4-3431. u BUDDy'S HOME IMPROvEMENTS Small ions W4nled ), 1336, "1aeM,ir •j war't - __________________________ Feed #s PET REST INtl Boarding & Grminq Ph 37) 4057 K Ichen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter fops, 5nks Installation available Bud Cabell 3fl.57 anytime. Burglar Alarms BurglarAlarms New For Homes S Businesses Free Estimates. 323-6767 --------------=-_. 67A Hardtop Coupe .......................... p 1295 1974 GREMLIN Pressure Cleaning Carpentry -- - Classified ads here to he'Ip buy, sell, rent or swap...at a cost "let us help you place your'sCall 322 761) or I)) 9993 are FALL CLEANING "lmpac'wash&Spra Kleen Exterior wall's, eave% patio, walks & roots. Removes mildew, fungus mdobbers. was & Spider webs, 322 Q397 ASA CLEANS ALL ____________________________ Pressure Cleaning, Floor Carpeetry. Remodeling Aocrons, ic.'. 373 0185 Custom Work. Licensed Bonded Free e'stimat 323603$ ____________________________ .' V INC Eel CA i'E NT lnIe'ror Trim, Paneling. Cus'm Carpen,r, tb lOb too Licensed 8. Bonded 37) 5677 lnrrior Exterior Plastering Plaster patching ano S muIatCd trci speciality 337 77,3 _________________________ Concrete Land Clearing I __________________________ ________________________ Won S ( nc re'q' & I r(' p',t. s & ir,-' Brick or stoneplante,, P,ttc,i'j C&A BACKHOE SERVICE repar work 3731)9? _______ Roofing — Thompson's Roøfing Build up S shingles, Allwork quIrànteed 73tzsfter11am ________________________ _______ Truck Rentals _____________________________ RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Hatchback 24Qc —-— . 1971 VOLVO 144S Sedan 1968 MERCEDES 250 Sedan . . p2795 88 ............14395 13 - - . lY(,1 UP(tMLIN X Loaded ............... 1 -, p2195 3285 p2988 inoc THESE ARE JUST OVER 85 CARS IN STOCK ____________ - ' 211 W. 25th Sanford, Call For Appn t, 372-3103 1 C never was a better time than a ClIStified ma in the iopmaIinqe.cuse's Dial 761) or All kinds of digging 377 9)17 or 323 3913 Ictay 1 peAr 37) 51)0 MILE EAST OF 17-9? ON HWY. 436 _________________________ ___________________________ ____________________________ Yr r'ima . , Service and Light Hauling Call us ANYTIME. 323.1041 ,'uirg If you are in need 01 a frlmino subcontrac?or. Call BIG HAM MER CONST 8436140 _________________________ - Improvem.n _________________________ Home summertime it's trr. to sell Sone'r'-ng xv ft , '.i,tie.J Ad Just ctial )2 281) 0 HI 9993 for a quitkrsoIt, ai ' REMODELING fair prices Large or small we ao it alt Quality work, free estimates CHAcS'v null nrnc UUL'1i27 day or night, at -- -- --- 1972 NOVA In keeping with the beautiful wooded Surroundings, CONCRETE large or small weoo it all Fair prices Lice'n, $677739day or night, 1973 HORNET 1973 DATSUN 240Z Sport Coupe - _________________________ PIG5.lweeks S2Oemch 377.74*5 -- Pet Care — -- Poultry Dishwasher and dryer . only 7 months old. Perfect working conditi, Call 37) 6731 or see at 18?) S Summerlin Ave Improvements TO,%'[R'5 BEAUTY SALON hr'ducC your etec'ri bil wtpt lorrnrrly Harrielt's Beauty P400k) C'mplefe ceiling 4. wall Insulation ' 519 E Pine. 322 s Free estimate's. AU'dO InSulation (901) 769 3210 _________________________ ________ __________ CallCredltDept SANFORD SEWINGCENTER lolA East 1St SI.. Sanforct 327911). Eves p 37? 2611 , 1963 B onneville, Loaded Best offer _________________________________ __________________________ Livestock And uilt With Pride B -- ru,.. - ______________________ Care ________________________ - .'1iI.,r',flIJr',I,,1IJJ - automatic, parti.', $79, Call Don Pope, 322l6S1. Dealer. '61 Fiat I door sedan , w't,ite. Runs eltra000d $695. Call Don Pope' at Abandoned, unwanted junk cars aulcj away. Your COSI, 510 91 Aflyt - me Beauty GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS 535 EACH 323 5261 1973 DART Sedan, Low Miles ................ _____________ -. VWSuggy. 7 Engines, new battery. or out offer. 514 3069 After S ask for Pete Junk Cars Removed Fine ---------- Stick Shift .............................. ________________________ _________________________ -. NEW trade Live in one side for 13S a month, Off. 831 211.1, Plome _319 5442. ___________________ ______ , GOOd conditIon *2*3. 3233769 '65 tl',ru '7 Mo.cie'ts 17.92Maitla 64.5)115 __________________ ___________________________ GAS SIPPEN SIX CYLINDERS ___________________________ bath.kltchenequipp Byowner, - organIzatIon would Ike I be iflClud this listing call: 12 Volt Batteries $11.95 REEL'S BODY SHOP 77 Rent Blue lustre Electric Cer' Shampooer for only $1 per day. CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE -- 9de __________________ - - $1100 323 9301 ___________________________ ____________________________ _____________________ - 1973 JEEP COMMANDO 4 Wheel Drive - i9Fordvan.6cyIind. $50 Down (With Good Credit) ______________________________ Orgo in bobbin, zig zag ana needle position Like new conditidn. solid new for UI. balance of 1.45 cash or 67 Spaymentsof $10. New warranty, Income and - ________________________ ______________________________ caSh - Døa Icr -- Equipment for Rent - ____ _________________ ____ 1973 Singer Zig•Z.ag I __________ II? or best mOdel, bobbin In machine Fully automatic. Pay bilance of $71 or 70 payments Of ________ ': ', . - ------------ Quick cash for your home. Fast Closing We will pay alt cost Move when ready or will trade. Free inspection, Call Larry Saxon, REALTOR, or Jerry Emerwn, As'so. Roberts S GiIman,'Inc,, .---. *30.5500 6710008 - ______ 64 .. INC., REALTORS .1 'cmi typewriter, office mOdel, elite twe COdtion uo 3n 1654 FORREST GREENE INC. 47 — -' ''- - ______________ HUFFMAPI REALTY 'il Peil, Jenny Clark, A51o.c 372 I59$or 372 $133 -- ._ Auto Repairs Parts.Accesries -. All sizes arid mOdels, 10 speeas, S Speeds, and starwiard bikes now available at Firestone Store. Call 322 0211 _________________________________ . Total PrIce $-00 16 REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. 37) 63%) or 6IS 7)33 WE TAKE TRADES ' - '73 VW Super Beetle red. 4 speed, radio. Very nice car. 52395 Call ___________________________ __________________________ 60 Office Equipment & Supplies Household Goods 5meJsehoIugsAnfi,es60 mist, 11 ? 404 Colonial Way, San, 777.7M4 _______________________________ _____________________ FORREST GREENE INC. QOPA - - Autosfor Sate ____________________________ _____ Plan ____________________________ - ..-.--..- _________ - FAL TOrIS 196W Lake ?.'.t' (3I 6353 or 615 nh W TASiE __________________________ inside and out 3 bedroom,, family room Move right in $77500 Farmers Home Ad. , Daily (clOsed Wed Binço Thursday 2000 ___________________ en...-.. 80 Gong fishing' GetaItheegu;p,, ,ou need for those big OneS with a want act e - LAKE MARY Oh A corner %A0.000 home nearby Several homes can be' built on property Zoned A 1 $27,500 SANFORD no cash down and reduced monthly Matthew Longwood Manhattan and hun of parts. Good condition Call 571-1600 in the mornings or f'venifl9s. dre , ROBSON MARINE acres, 830-5500 Realtors SANFORD A newlywed or retiree's dream 2 bedroom, family room, sir, nice ar?; riri ulferi terms $16,500 as the rLcr n.o Wa. 'tare having dltci,ltyfjndng place to live, car to drive, a lob, or ',Ome service you have need (f. '1,1(1 our want .i,es every day 5mi reach _____________________________ MYRNA HOMENS. 51 CasseIte'rry: For Sale, 100 * 100' mobile home lots. Good location. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 671 071) HWY. 44$ Just north of Orange County line near Lake Jec,* SI wooded. Sacrelakeonback corner Terms $140,000 LAKE MARY SRI, swim and fish on fabulous Lake Mary, a large, crystal clear lake 3 bedroom, 2 bath, air, 2 porches, fenced yard Seller will finance. - your ''— Estate — OFF AIRPORT BLVD Ka - romee'Is,14'.deci, diLh,slof ted, Ibolt 5734 at nnas. Dealer '73 Ford Ranger XLT factory fui5 top. 2 gas tanks, pwr. steering, pwr. brakes, air cand. 72,000 mites s.000 and take over paymcnt 322 76)0 ________________________ SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7)11W. 323 1711 __________________ EquIpment __________________________ Wll.L DO FENCE JOBS Experienced8. Reasonable 372-1-471 Lu*ury duple*c.s 'esemble a hOme Bring a frinj and share a large arct in area of fine home's Both PHONE 322-5905 c'nit have fully equipped kitchens, pluSh carpet, central air This fldW STATE ROAD 426 East nf Oviedo ctupl,i priced at oflly 1.56,900. Both 341 x 7700* 330 ft. on lake About 17 tideS with 7 bedrooms, and acres Excellent for Quality ccrage Call Doris Bell, Associate, residential use Terms 1.51,S 323-7900 ORLANDO - i ,,, -'-------- AIlkindt available ___________________________ 76 16' FIberglass canoe and electric) motor, $200 574-3069 After 5 ask for Pete. 1-400 down, 5 years on the balance. _- __ - 'IfIALTOR OPen wtekends DELTOP4A(305)1I3I 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 and ..--. wagon,373 692$ _________________ ifl !fl (III)'. has - 5-an 372 0165 winds - - - '- Nice quIet homesite partially cleared and close to main road. Lots of tall pine. Priced Will at LAKE BRAPITLEY the ' - - factory air, radio Low milNge - _________________ k nr'orc' _____________ - - '67 F -100 Lorlgbed Pickup . —, FHA apprlised at 171.700, se'lier will pAy closing cost. 3 Bedrooms, I bOth, ftti(('J shôlIow well, Newly painted inside and out PALACE GUARD coverage provided at no cost to buyer. Ask for Joan Carter, Associate, no 5500; After hours *3.4 2121 _______ --------------- Lotsand Acreage SDrapes — '' 43 NO CLOSING COST 11.2.3 - - Al CONDITION 3220.4*3 _________________________ 'nterriatlonal ~ ton. wheel drive. tool box bed. $12OQ, 365-3161. - .. tram ' ------_... Dairr - - and - . Call Bill, 7)7 .4 WhCdI drv sas --_-__-_--_-,-.--_- FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR 58 Bicycles Appliance, air cond freezers refrig. step ladders wire etc. Gormly's E. 16, Sanford 373 473) - GIRLS BICYCLE J'EEDcrI1wIP,, ....- --I wII.UN MAIER FURNITURE F BUY-SELL-TRADE 3)1 IISE. First St. 377-5477 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes ___________________________ Village Real - - - YARD SALE- mostly beautician's supplies and house'hpd items ALL NOLL'S STORES There's onenear you. GREGORYMOB ILE HOMES FrenchA vi, 3103 orIant,ar 323300 ALTAMONTESPRINGSI$2l Three bedrooms, I bath, good neighborp, Large lot. All ap pliances, Carpet throughout. Clean? Master's\ Cove as 1T car. Fully equipped, Low mileage api, ic __________________________ I bath, den, fence, l dOwn. $16,000. Acre Realty, REALTOR. - - SANFORD REALTY 2603 Park Dr Days 37) 72)2 — U,lM UAAIS.. . IlOiUlIdIl flVdltJ, inc. Suite 203 The Greater Mall REALTORS, Casselberry, 130 * - ___________________________ - --- BEDROOM SUITES 37)591 WhOlesale Over imm ,.,, on factory damaged rei,aired i7' Saber fiberglass 7961 suite's..%lpgoO Can not be told ____________________________ Model Trailer included. from new. $450. 641,5731 19733 bedroom Barrington, reduced - — -'- r i.i.._ - .- exercis.e pen. 8' x 1'. Sunlamp. 37) *251. 2bedroom trailer. FurnIthed.AuI)jnniv 373.1103 __________________________ - ,cru,ror ": .i,.,.,.. - Garage-Rummage Lowest price's In town. Call 67$ 112). ' buy , -- 54 3 pIgs and) hog,$l5o i conditioner and 750 gallon septic tank. 3230)40. , .--'.•..n,,','v. n Triumph Spitfire ' 373 9070 _________________________ Black and White TV. ContemporaryCbinet 3fl147. ______________________________ , 10' x 16' roomon whe'eIs. - Trailer r.c'u.j $450 - rPIJrcM ---', 'b') h9 2611 or ,Il 9,rfl CALL SOU1HERP4RvsERvIC TV-Radio-Stereo -- day. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO 309 Elm Ave., 37257SI. ____________________________ 36" gas ra.%ge, $20 down, fake over Payments, 3 22'4SO2afterd, - - 72 Honda ISO full dress, engine - _____ Grease traps, blocks, dry ewetts, window sIlls, step stones, trailer pads, mail box posts, septc tank Mobile Homes — Blncio - dO- a fl - '7? Pinto Hatchb.ck Runabout bright red, Air and automatic Low mileage Llkenw. 52)95. Call Whiley Eckslein at 3771651, completely overnauled $1075. Call Trailer, like new. $1,15o. 322-4.473 - Flamingo 2 Bdrm,, set Upon Iâk, skirting Takeuppayment0py rAf. Ph. 373 0350 Dealer, "Santori's Sales Leader" __________________ at -. - I 5700. 3735507 _____________________________ ' ___________ - , j good run11ng condition, good uas mileage. Needs b0'*ji AM .-. _________ __________________________ __________ "i" -- -. CARPET, TILE, VINYL Salesand - ju ,, r,r.iit... Camper.Travel KEP4MOR E WASHER, Parts: Service, vied machine's - bela* at 19 W. Concord t4oil's Freight Damagec Warthouse. Downtown Orlando Phone 125 9503 _______________________ M. UNSWORT H REALTY 103w. 1st St. 323 606), 323 0511, 372-9370 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-NICE. CLEAN 2 BEDROOM home ideal for young couple or retiree's, Has Properties __ - m ______ _________ . _______ Pieces Over 10,000 ___________________________ '.' tobord ______ ______ - - S 1352 with (10 (1O",fl PIyn'rf to qualified buyers. Call to see if Freight damaged furniture and 1 'j'%ified Ads are the smallest big news itcm you will find 'lfl',hi'r citite'n are as '.ua Kenmore electric clothe's dryer, s35 headboard 309 F Cryst,l Or 37) JOHN SAULS AGENCY PI NECES1_JLJTArEWSTEI.S from not one but two shoppir,g plazatt This $20,500 home has 3 bedrooms, large living room. dining area, kitchen, bath and carport Ideal for senior Call REALTOR.Associat, Al N (31 I ( £ ________________________ ________ 8I) lslavialha Ave at I? 9'i AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS , - - — ' - We Buy and Sell Gold and Silver Coins. Single or Bulk, SEMINOLE Ranges, Hotpolnt and Almost nrw Paymrn on rm'y S YOw - --'"",, - ....._ __ " '"' There'sonenear5ou Get 'Em While — rtJrI Wanted PieflO lot ldyIlwjle' School I(indergarten. Donation. !JWQ COndition iw -. r'r'edin nominal repair. Call 37) 1623 or 3fl 4537 After 530. ______________________________ __________________________ IS cult. Hotpolnt avocado Excellent condition. $125 3fl-;8.6. - Low in cost, high in results, that's 1st and 2nd Mortgage CiVIl REALTOR Associate Rose orxJ - after 5 pm - ?lVwfleetIe.marinab,u,.AMFM radio Real clean $2195. Call Kirby it 322)65) Dealer l?11 lfid 17S Lc,w mileage. Good DAVE'S USEDFURNITU X?J SANF(PRU AVI . . 'Spo Wee Extendedfrontend. 373595$ used, Jfly (O(itiQn &, V.nter Parii Autos for Sale 65 Plymouth 4 door Sedan Pwr. Steering. C. excellent cond. Bess offer $30 SIll - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED —. - ________________ ______ WFLAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St. 854$ NOW, O.B C,. 70) East Semoran Blvd. Suite III, i—.. __"' _______________________ __________________________ - )12 21)1 322 rjr Newly reupholstered hlde.ab.d Priced to sell. Waynes Quality 80 Motorcycle lnwranc, BLAIR AGENCY 373 _. There'sone near you. _______________________ baths. Call ullder 305-43) $744 _________________________ -78 Motorcycles CASH m IIJ' used 'urnhfure. appliances 'Outs. etc. Buy I or 1001 itemS Mart. 7I Sanford Ave. _______________________ _____________________________ - Wanted to Buy ___________________________ Unfurnished . . REALTOR.AsocLate them' i bath only 3 years old and in excellent condition. Many le,jt,r,-. 379 o1 -- - .._--. DISA E3 LED AMERICAN Notice is heretiy given that the with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In 18 Mature adults Only. the 'ime of the first publication of Help Wanted Furnished and for Seminole County, Florida, undersigned, pursuant to the W. Garnett White 323 5693 this notice. Each claim or demand upon receipt 01 proof 01 the Ficlitious Pame Statute" Chapter WELDERS -Hotses Rent Unfurnished must be in writing and filed in Broker, )OlW.Commri, 64509. Flo,ida Statute, will reoister ---------±t!t..?1rr, rh: ACHIHISY.rrfJcDAI Only 197,50 nice tlf.lf I h.i1rnttm '' .L,.iL,,_L-------STaTe *ne place 01 il-Houses Rent Furnished Sanford. 377 1UI apartment. "( Ptwar'"',' I titious name, to-wit: "H 8. H with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in residence and post off ice address of _____________________________ ' Seminole County, Florida, Holidays, vacations, fringe be'nefitt CONSTRUCTION" underwhich niShed, Adult's. 322 2296 after 1, 34-Mobile Homes Rent the claimant and must be sworn to EXEC'JTIVE HOME large 3 upon receipt of proof of the dngaged In bvsinets at Suite ABC CONVEYOreS, INC. $9? Hwy. by the claimer?, hi agent or at. 35—Mobile bdroom, 7 bath by golf course in SAN Horn, Lots MO PARkS, publication of this notice, IPIC fic 427, L000wood. *34.799, East HIghway 436, Cassefberry, I, 2, 3 Bedroom torney, or the Same shall be void exclusIve area. A charming home Trailers 4. Apt. 7 Adult parks, titlou's name, towit: EPOCH For Rent Florida. Dated a? Orlando, Florida, this with all the extras. 553.000 Family partss PROPERTIES ISIS PARTNERSHIP Hwy That thepartie's interested inS.Jid 11 97 TOO YOUNG FOR 34- Resort Property 29th day of July, 1971. Sanford, 373-1930 Day, Wk.. Mo, business enterprise follows: PlO. 12. a Partnership, under *t*ICPI SaIIie Spencer For Rent BEAUTIFUL FIREPLACE — AIRLINES? Wi are engaged in business at Post HACKER & HARKINS, INC. As Executrix of said estate. enhances this nice 3 bedroom with Office 37 Box, S. LOngWOOd. Florida. Nat'l co now ha openings for i, Dated Business Property Casselberry, Sem''e /.p Ir lit tot Philip A. Tr*arp 'itull'i carpet, range and refrigerator That the parties interested in said Cotsny, Florida, this 9th day of young For Rent ladies Must be neat n llO Bradford. Oswald, ______________________ 125.500 busin-est enterprises are as follows: AuguSt. _____________________________ 1971 appearance and free to leave Tharp S Fletcher 3B-Want,d to Rent Jimmy B. Martin HACKER 4. HARKINS, INC. immed for N.Y.. Seattle, Worldi. 33$ Plo. Magnolia Avenue BIG FAMILY A lucky find in thiS Alexander C. Clark 32 =.-.-Fair and return ii By: E Bino Hacker Houses --'.-udrQeJDidronm 5p9, iik6 rmioent I I, iNS.. wnile In training, New car trans. Attorney for Executrix Unfurnished Merchandise 12' famIly room. $fl,50o, By: Jimei H Pugh, Jr. Publish: Aug. , furn Return trans guaranteed If Publish: Aug. 13, 20, 1971 LOUIS C. Prilthett DEE-Il Single and free to Start immed DEE.79 Furnithetior unfurnished hC SI-MIscel[jngcj ESTATE SALE - Hurry to an cx. Jack L. Sharp call Mr. Knig.it, 343Q49 Fri. 4 2bedi'oom home PtDTlC OF $tieRtrrs SAt,C cellent buy on thiS modest 3 John H. .'s'.cCOininch.. lr For Sale Sat, only, 10a.m. to 5 p.m IP4 for rent.)72 7*29. THE CIRCUIT COURT, NOTICE ISpIEREBY OIVEPII that bedroom, 1' bath In nice section. James H Pugh. Jr, S1—Househc'id Goods EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUR. $73,900. by Virtue of that Certi Writ of Geralo 0. Ogier insulation installers needed Good FurnlsPejorUnfurnishedbo,.,, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 32-ApplI,anc Execution ii$ued ut of and ndec ___________________ A. Wafter Temple employment for ambitious men. COUNTY, FLORIDA, air, large fenced yard, OStn, MAKE OFFER tfte seal of the County Court of Like new 3 Dated: July 2$. 1971 Fringe benefits. Chauffuers 1135 unfurn, or 1163 turn. 322-, Radio - Stereo CIViL ACTION NO, 74-1312 bedroom, I' bath, wall to wall Seminole County, Florida, upon a Publish: Avg. 6, 1), 70, 77. 97 license required Evperiencett In ri: the W.arrlag, of 64—Garage - Rumrna, Sales carpet, Has great potentIal, final judgment rendered in the DEE 35 only need apply, Apply 101) Miller I bedroom. 7 bath. Fla room with MICHnEL WII.L lAM FLYNN, aforesaid ccurt on the 11th day of Atking 123.500 Drive, Altamonte Springs. Of f fireplace, double carport, Central IS—Boats I. Marine ______________________________ HusLiand, June. A.,D. 1914, iI tpnat certain case Charlolte St. 58K_Warelsouse, RESOi..UTION aIr I heat, 430 W. Cry'faI Or, TWO FOR PRICE OF ONE and Equipment ertiHed, Efb. ProdUctS Pliintiff, ---- _______________________________ 2 OH MOTION BY 'OMMiSSION[R PATRICIA ANN FLYNN. Loch Arbor. 373 4696 or 372 0399 Make money even if you've never bedrooms with 1 bedroom apart vs. Charles Stamp's ci b a Stamps VIPILEPI SECONDED BY COM. ¶6—Camping Equipmant Can be seen by appointment Wile I "Sold" before, seti AVO?I __________________________ men? Bctp, furnthcct 22,5C'Q Office Supply, Defendant, which MISSIONER WILLIAMS THE 57—Sports Equipment NOTICE OF SUIT Products, PH. 6.44-3079. aforesaiti Writ of Execution WiS FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS Partially l'Jrflujh,d 3 bedroom with THIS LANDIS YOUR LAND TC: PATRICIA ANN FLYNN, delivered t me SI-Bicycles To Sheriff of ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR dining room, living room, kitchen, whose last known CANE WORKERS build your rountry home 2, acre Seminole County. Floriaa, and I MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Screened in front porch, utilities, ______________________________ residence is NEEDED to cut suc'ar cane, SMuslca1 Merchantjise have levied upon the following COUNTY lo inline shady location, $7.S00. garage. Near Palmetto and 25th COMMISSIONERS OF I Minimum $2.45 per hour. Apply 11650 Center Street 0—Offl described property owned by SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Equipm,,, St.$I6OpermOSecdepo,i,5100 N Huntlngdon, Pa, !S42 Ai't3ost7), 1974, 75 p.m. FlOrid, RENTALS 4,%4 Suanlii. hares Stamps Stamps Office ON T&IF 9th flAY fl liii V AI No pets. 63003)4. - $s$S -..•• Vi.W, LW xaia property being located 1971. monin WillS deposit, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 61—'BuiIding Materials South French Ave., Sanforct, in 5.mlnofe Courity. Florida, more WHEREAS. Florida Law requires that an action for dissolution Of Florida, particularly deScribed as follows: the adoption of a Resolution when and stove, ill) Valencia Ct. West, 62—Lawn and Garden marriagehasbee.3filedain$tyou HALL REALTY All the furniture, furnishings, 5anlorct 859 1011 any change Is made In the locations REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE and you are required to serve a copy 63—Mchlnery and Tools fixture's, Inventor-;, stock.in.trad., of polling places designated for any 76065 HWY 1797 for our Lake Mary Office Con of your written defenjes, if any, to LAKE MARY 3 bedroom. 7 bat,,, and any and all other goods taken election precinct, and 64-Equipm,nf for Rent REALTOR fidential Interviews, M L S 32) S77 the Petiton on GERALD S RUT large family room. Kitchen ______________________________ the loration of the defendant's WHEREAS, fleriCa Law further computcx' Wetaketractes Forrest BERG, Attorney at Law, 305 S Hwy. 65—Pets and Supplies equIpped, garage $73$ )3(L4 busirt.'s's Stamp's Office Supofy. 730 preSCribes that the tocat, oq, change Greene, REALTORs, 37) 63%) 1/ 97, P0. Box 735, Cas'selberry, E 436, Altimonte Spilngs, Florida. in any polling place can only be Callbari Real Estate 66—Horse's 322 enc. 3 bedroom home fenced yard. Florida, 32701, and file the original Inventory and further information matte when the Board of County with the' Clerk of the Circuit Court t 6l—I,ivestock and Poultry LookIng for a high Quality patio. Newly decorated 21 Hour Service available from the Civil Division of Commissioners determine that the the Seminole County' Courthouse, bargaIn?, .-Look to Cassified 3fl 714) the SemInole County Sheriff's Call 377 7g 67A—Fe.d aCconirnodtlorn for the holding of Sanford, Florida, on or before 13th any t I me., .read _________________________ Department, to d a y • s any election are Inadequate at the September, 1974. otherwise a U—Wanted to Buy cIassifieds end the undersigned as Sheriff of permanent polling ptace. and CORBETT REAL ESTATE 33 Houses Rent Furnished Ju'lgment may be entered against Seminole County, Florida, will at Sanford Airport, Experienced 'P-Stamps -Coins REALTOR WHEREAS, the Ucard of County you for the relief demanded in the )).0 AM, on m amy ci Sep. CommIssIoners of Seminole County. 6414791 boOkke.p,r, aouI entry. ac 7 Bedrooms, 1 bath, Petition. 70-Swap fencect DeB.ary and yard, Trad, tember, AD, 1974, offer for sale and Florida,' counts payable and general office determined that the New furniture,? Children okay, no THIS NOTICE shill be Published sell to the f*lghe'st bidder, for cash, accommodation, of the polling procedures RMpOnSible' poSitiOn, once cath wek for four (1) con. 71—Antlques pets 1200 Month, 1st deposit. Sobiect to any and all existing le'ins, places In Election Precincts Call Mrs. Boucher. 373 ISilor $67 are secutfve Call after 5, 3779131 weeks In the Evening 72"Auction at tlS Front (West) Door of the inadequate in Buy a bargain or sell a bargan *ith 7917 for appointment. compliance with Herald. Sanford. Fki'itta Semnole County Courthouse in Floridi Law in to use and react cta'ssitied ads' Tw in'drOorn turnithe,j WITNESS my hand anti C ci Transnnrfti."" I7(L .. i.u or Iii rvj 'o place r,,',ua, in trie above wru I t0 LPPI'S and nurse aides P40W. THEREFORE. BE II SAid Court on this 9th day of Sep 7'ainoli Av 5)75 mo 13) 1.470 describuj personal property ad RESOLVEDbytheBoadof County tember, 1974 Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, lS-Carnper's - Travel 9I9E7ndst. That saict sate Is being maoe to Commissioners of Seminole County, (Seal) Trailers Satisfy the ttrm's of said Writ of Florida, that the polling places of 34 Mobile Hotnes Rent Arthur H. Beckwith, it. Execution, Eltdi Precinct's are temporarily NEAR SCHOOL AS Clerk Of the Court ?4-Auto Repairs 27 ____________________ Investment John E. Pork, thanged for the FIRST PRIMARY 3 bedrOom Corner lot, hardwood By: Lillian T. Jenkins Parts Enjoy beautiful WekIva River by Accessories Sheriff Opportunities ELECTION catiedtor September ID. flrs 1 block from elementary Dtputy Clerk renting a mobile home at CAMP Sesrtinole County. Florida 77Junk Cars 1971, m's follow's: Removed schl. Only 575.000 11500 down GERALD S. RUTbERG SEMINOLE, NO PS. No alcohol, Pubtl'th At,', 11 n 'I 107u Invest in mortgages (57000' °EC"C! 1 —. C'- rct" :f God, no d i, payment VA c ' DEE *3 Sanford, Fiorld Marvin P. Gassrnan, (Bonded Casselberry, Florida 33707 ______________________________ NO QUALIFYING 7 9-Trucks and Trailers PRECINCT ID Mor. Broker) 'I Mohawk Tr, Lake Mary Attorney for Petitioner Neat 2 bedroom, air COflditiOncd tbedroom trailer with encej yard. Mait, Call 643-1147 (21 hr's.) FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, PRECINCT IS — St. Andrew's DEE $0 carpet, drapes Extra nice at FLORIDA after 6. weekdays. 32] It YOU don't believe that want ads Presb,terin Church S1—Aviifion 521.n00 with 17.000 doi Call '" I3ROKE too. $72,900. j Acres on paved road with orange , _'k_Drive. 322 748) ________________________ REAL TOP After Hrs A55iit Betty Flamm Atter hours 37)6053. , Spec. Rates For Senior Citizens _______________ Provide you with full or part time employment, Both morning and evening classes are available Investment Opportunities estate in the off ice of the Clerk of the CircuIt Court of the Eighteenth 29-Rooms for Rent ___________________________ undersIgned. 3ursuant to the "FictitIous Name Statute," Chapter bedrooms. large living room and -- OnAbedroorn furnitheujapt $l65 mo,incluoesellutiluties 9)) Park _____________________________ Ave. 32)06)0. SECRETARIAL . ______________________ _____________________ Deluxe gas 5lOp with griddle, e' 11';reen rug. Electrolux vacuum, Sunbeam dec. mIxer, old Singer portable and lumber, 37) use 000CHEST Largest Ieleclk.n in Central Florida Prices start ___ 68 -. IMAGINE a 3 bedroom, 2 bath for TWENTY WEST - — ?ifid and rdquired to file any claIms and demands WhiCh you, or lot. Seller Air COndilioner. 11.000 BTU Gib '$100; also color TV, 3 years old °° 51 Household Goods ______________________ ____________________________ . - for $2;,00o Call REALTOR AssocIate Merle Warner Aftt hours 37) . 305 473 1336. Efficiency apartment for rent 575 deposit, $25 week. Utilities fur NICE RETIREMENT HOME flushed. Females preferred InQuire 611 Park Av between 8 3 7 Bedrooms with tiving room, dining and from 1-9 room and screenc'd porch. 5)6.900. .-._, - NAME STATUTE TO WHO',t IT MAY CONCERN. and air. FHA or VA Come see us Furnished ______________________________ __________________________ ._ Attorney for Petifloner 612 Sanford Atljljc flank Bldg. DEE 66 S4ultt 311, Altamonte Springs, Employment CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 18-.Help Wanted PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 21-Situaions Wanted Eitate of HARi,''y R SPENCER. Financial Deceased, ________________________ NOTICE TOCREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 25—loans SAID ESTATE: s • _____________________ conventional loans. Builder, - - DEE Ii 14-Camping.R,so,ts PINECREST MisceIlapous ________________ MAITLAND tFA I I vu Hwy *7 970p#n • JJJYJFu ______________________ __________________________ 47.4 2920 ---Celtona: Attention young Belt Hn*II Super $ mdvii retirees No CAsh down low __________________________ Appliances camera, lamp, projector, reen, I , Kill P PrA' y 407W. Is? !t. CONSULT YOUR HOROSCOpE? No matter what it I ________________________________ ____________________________ Says buy ihI5 I bedroom. 2 bath I 2: - _____ ___________________________________ CLIFF JORDAN --------- cwlmming pool, 1??O S required. Personal interview required Call $31 158$, NOW ______________________________ .._ Capponi, Herald Dial 377 261) or ei 999] to oIaç vour _____________________________________ SANFORD, FLA. slr'rn' Can't put the car tile garage. Sd IOflsIrI flrrGe(j items with a fireplace, well and other extras. Only $16,000 Wow' Catl REALTOR ASSociate John Mero ffrr hour%1flo, _______________________________ mers ana operators is great. We will train you for this highly 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apartments, 10—Do It Yourself - residence and post office address of original with the Clerk of the above the claimant and must be s*orn to styled Court on or before the 6th day 4 . $25,100 on large SO Must sell 3 bedroom home, Nice Vsvate fenced yard, utility shed, garage, carpets, range, rtfiigerator. $21,000. FHA or VA terms. Alsoother 3 and i bedroom iiI,Iflediate iii. GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and i bedroom homes. P to — ______ ____ For Sale OWNER CRYING ifiedA d _________________________________________________________________________ ________________________ ____________ • BROKE Th" "r.'Tpjtetj Firm Days 322 6123 Nights: 3fl344 3227357 Tuesday, Aug. 20,1974-7B — JOHN'S REALTY ___________________ , Dated: July 19. 1971 Atlantic Bank Building, R a - WlNTR SPRINGS - .__ The Evening Herald — - I . - ,... Circuit Court of the Eighteenth that an action for Dissolution of - -'----------------___....-,-_.... - - -_____________________________ FROM 5IF ______ - • under which we arc engaged in S-Lost and Found '15nt"n at Post Office Bcx S. I 4-Child Care Longwooci. Florida. Addreis is 711 South Jefferson Street You mo each of you are hereby notified an requIr to file any Claims arid demands which you, or — _______________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ __________________________________ dl Ua..._ •_ . •. Iuu)v),ur)aIe riouses for Sale 41 Housesfor Sale ____________________________ ____________________________ - FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION C-ate No. PR 747flCP Estate of FRFflroirruin* , -, WI... — -- - IBM KE'PUNCH TRAINEES For lease Building for offices or ')L1 i Q#SPi,JI.I...J S .;. IOP$'% ePunch $ Opefator Sounds interesting to town location. Approximately Junior College, school, and stores. viiias 3.100 SQ. ft. floor space. Very rca you, and you are avaiIble to 373 111$. sonabte rent to substantial party Immediately, we can have you PENTAL APARTMEPfl HOMES Winter Parkbedroom, 1 baths, no QuôlilyiflQ. whO will maintain building ifl od rking ond training at the same 5.1900 dOwn. sis mo, 7 Pe' cent. condition May sub let space. For time. There is no age limit and Acre' Realty, REALTOR. call H. A. DALE REALTY. high school diploma is not * 617 6161 required. Prepare yourself for th Orlando 831-9993 future now In this highly rewar cuIes are in season Tell * W/W Shag Carpet ding field, Personal lntervi'w people about t with a Classified i)on't nds!' Serve a useful requlrj Call I3ii5$ How. Purpose again whe'n you sell them. Ait 'fl t,(' Ilt'r.itct 173 3AI) &uite 314, Altamonte Springs. I IleraI Call us tooay! Don't ______ delay! Just dial 327 76)) or 131 38 * Wanted to Rent Announcements Oishwasher.Disposal TwindLeSsons. 9993 To placeyourlow cOSt want Deltona Enterp,lse area I _________________________ 4g,•,4 ,....r.1..e fl .1 I'U.II*t..I iii'c,Ia,'i,'*,j U' vicinity- .i oeuruuin, I'i I _____________________________ ----_L,__.__, _.L I oath from Oct. is?. Garage fl Memoriam desirable, Will look aller property I * Recreational Building J * * * * Deltona * * * * 3-Cemeteries References available. MII,eplles I MEN & WOMEN - a M . For Rent Unfurnished — DIAL , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND The IilAflH A flAil IITUIIltIM I IUI ii,,.ni,. ,in ,,' - -.• ... - rarning . Wall Papering - PAUL SLATE'R Professional Wallpaper Hanger, On vacation till August 26. Free estimate's. PH tt7AIla lassified ads serve buyind and Selling community t't'rt'i rei,t ,u'.iI use them often Call 322 2611 or Iii 999) the C 8. C Home Improvements All Types of Repair 323 9043or37.,$,e29 ____________________________ 'Don I needs'" Serve ., useful rpose,sgaifl when you Sell them *ilh A classified act from the Herald Call VS today! Don't 'Ij,- ' Juxt dial 37726)1 or •.fl 9991 To place pour low ct want VI i',;.ntng .*'xl Waiaperr N. C ItO small. Quility *Orkrnjitttp P'i 373 1579 or 373 I7A - . — Independent painter climates middle man to save you money For tree estimateS on any size job--exterior, interi Call 373 7145 John's Iix It CntlAfterspm Mon Thors ' ... We - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTE&* All types and sizes We repair arid Service SIlNE MACHINE S SUPPLY CO Pest Control Room additior,s. patios. Paneling, doors & windows installed, Painting interior, exterior, Frt estimate, 322 9365 ART flRO'tPl PEST CONTROL 1562 Park D'ixe .17) SItS ADDITIONS & REMODELING CALL BILL Orl I 175 3371 Lake Mary)?) 0*01 Jim Rowe pest Control 7626 IroQuois Ave Sanforct, 377 ', - Drli JntJ 5t 37761)7 Welding GENE RAL WELDING TRAILER REP'URS 33900 3734143 �6B-The Evening Herald Tuesday, Aug. 20,1974 I ie,.I kI_..!._ 4 Legal Notice a .. -______________________ uI riuice Iegal ut&i THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74I345O In I: th Marriape o4 MACGIELENE COOPER, PE'ITIONER, AND (Fril IOA CflOPFI QFSPflfliPf NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE TOCREDITORS CECIL IRA COOPER TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TO RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Last Known MlHincj SAID ESTATE: Addrejs is You and each of you are hereby 711 South Jefferson notified and required to file any Street claims arid demands w?ih you, or Albany, Genraia e1rer 01 you, may Pawe' agaInst iaa YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ettatelntheolfIceofth,CIerkot,he Circuit Court of the Eighteenth tnat an action for DiSsolution JudicIal Circuit, Siminote County. marriage fiat been filed against you y MAGGIELENE B. COOPER. Florida, Probate Diyitin, in the Courthouse at Sanfocf, Floricta, andyouarerequiredtose.ryeac0py within four calentjar months from Of your written defense, to it on t?'C t4?'flt 0! U'.' frs! ilii!i of CARROLl tURKE. Attorne, t this ricti Each cl,m or demand Pctt,cncr. hose •5ck$rt is 612 must be in wriiing and filed In Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida 37771, and file the duplicate and st.,?e the place residence a post office actress , original with the Clerk of the atoye the(laimant and must be 'n to StyledCourtonorbrforetheóthday SePleinber, AD 1971, otherwiti a by the claimant, his agent or at. default will be entered against OU torney, or the same shall be void, 11 . DIAL towi?' Seminole 322261 Florida. That thepartiej interested in said business enterprise are as foIlow: HACKER I HARKINS, INC. Dated at Casseiberry, Seminole County, Florida, this 9th day ci titious name. to.wit: EPOCH PROPERTIES PARTNERSHIP NO. 12, a Partnership, unoer which we are engaged in business at Post Office Box. S. Longwood, Florida. That the parties interested in said business enterçn'Ises are as follows: August, 1971 Jimmy I,. Martin HACKER I HARKIPIS, INC. Altxander C. Clark ay: E. Sing Hacker rDfiru DDnnv.e ,, irq. H. Pugti. Jr. Publh: Aug. 1 70, 27, Sept.), 1974 Louis C. Prltchett DEE11 Jack L. Sharp NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE John H. McCtlntxi. Jr. -- OrOdJO 331-9993 IS-Action Sports — 18-Help Wanted EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL NOTICE I5HEREBVGIVEN?hI? Jampi H. Pugh. Jr. by virtue 04 that certain Writ of Ge'ald D. Ogier Executlon issued iv? 04 and vnder ___________________ A. Walter Temple the Seal of the County Court ot Ditto: Juty 25. 1971 ________________ SemInole County, Floridi, upon a final Iudgm,n? rendered 1.1 th aforesaid court on the 18th day June, A,D. 197i, in that certain case emitfod, Elbe f'rrdtjcfs Plairdiff, . Charles Stamps ct b c S?im t'e' hidt aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Semino Cty. Florida, and I hjv levied upon trie following described property owned by Publish: Aug 6, 13. 70. 27. 1974 DEE.33 . RESOLUTION ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FlORIDA QiielesSiampsa.D..3,arnp$ Office ON THE Cifi DAY OF JULY. A.D.. JmTv t.ia fltafls. i_A__& ,. ,,,._,,, .aL .iqu iyj. in $InJ County, Florida, more WHEREAS, Florida Law requires partictnarly described as follows: the adoption of a Resolution when &Il ,the furniture, furnishings, fixtures, inventory, stock.in.trade, of polling places designated fr any and any and •ll other goods taken election precinct, and from the location of the defendanrs WHEREAS, Floridi Law furthet business Stamps Office Supply. 730 prescribe, that the Iocateon change E. 436. Altamonfe Spririgs Florida. in any pOIliig place can only be Inventory arid further Information made when the Board of County available from the Civil Division of Commissioners determine ')pt Ph. he Scm rnoie County Sheriff's accommoaatioes for the holding of Deprtmtnt, any election are 1nad.q6?e at the and t?se undersigned as Sheriff of permanent polling place, and Seminole County, Florida. will at WHEREAS, the Board of County 11:30 AM. on lie Ifti day of Sep. Commisskners of Semkoie County. ternb.r. AD. 1974. offer for sale and Florida, has determined that the sell to the hIghest bidder, for cash, 'accommodatlns of the polling subje,j lo any ena all existing ltiflj, Places In ElectIon Precincts are at the Front (West) Door of tie inadequate In compl'.nce with Seminole County Courthouse in Florida Law. Sanford. Icwicja. ri th. .,. jtat.u, --.-pp•,.aj. dcrie' personal property R ESOLVEObythpBoJrdofCou,tty That said sale it being made to Commissioners of Seminole County, satisfy the terms of said Writ 0? F?orida. that the polling places of Execution, Election Precincts are temporarliy JOhfl E. Pork, changed for the FIRST PRIMARY herlf I ELECTION called for September hO, Seminole County, Florida 1974, as follows: PublIsh. Aug 13,"70,77, Sept 3.1911 PRECINCT I Church cii God, c . SOntrct, Florida '....- . -.-. . . -, - PRECINCT IS Lake Mary IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Elementary Schpol Auditorium FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, PRECINCT 16 St. Andrews - - FLORIDA Presbyterian Church PREClNCTI7._.CelberryFjre Sfaflji CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.l743.c In re 9*a Matniag, 04 MYRNA t$OMENS, PRECINCT 22 Sanfoqct Civic PCtiti, Center and PREr.INCT 24 Sr.onlri ERNEST HOMENS, Ad,i r!i%t (r (I', ',fj Respondent PRIICINCT 35 Altamonte NOTICE OF ACTION Springt Community Building TO: ERNEST HOMENS PRECINCT 27 Sinford Civic 14) WhIte Avenpe Cenl.r Linthicum, MarylOnd PRECINCT 29 Portbl, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford MddIc Sthooi thiat an Citlon for Dissolution of PRECINCT 34 Valley Forge Marriage has been fited aq,irsT yo'i AparneriH. Recreational RoOm re ruredt efea COpE r kEclNcT 37 Sanor Club ofvJr*riftendefen5e,,jfnytOf Hosjse, Sanfd NED N. .IULIAJI, JR . PRECINCT 4$ — Elks Club, ESQUIRE, Petitioners attorney, Howeil Branch Po.ct wt35 aress is STENSTROM. PRECINCT 43 SemInole Hi3h - - - - - - •- ' WELDERS _____ SlHouhlct Gooth 14-Garage $S-8ojt • Rummage Sales & Marine 57-Sports Equipment I S1-BIcycle SUGAR O—Offic - YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action fur dissolution of marriagepias been filed agaInst you, andyouarerequiredtosety.ac0py of your written defenses, if aflir. to the Petition Ofl GERALD $ RUT BERG, Attorney at Law, 335 s. Hwy. 17 92. P.O Box 755, Casselberry, Florida, 37707, and file the original with the Clerk of the Circuit Court at the Seminole County' Courthouse, Sanforct, Fiorija, on or before 13th September, 1971, otherwIse a Judgment may be entered against you for the' relief demanded In The Petlf ion. THIS NOTICE Shall be published once eth week for four (41 con. ticaitive weeks in the Evenl.; Herald. Sanford, Florida, WITNESS my hand and seal _ jr _,,,, .'LJ cin yn5 yin day 01 Sep ten,ber, 1974. (Seal) Arthur H. BeCk*iIti, Jr As Clerk of the Court By: Lillian T. Jenkins Deputy Clerk Partially furnished 3 bedroom With dining room, living room, kitchen, Screened in front porch, utilities, uarage Near Palmetto and 25th st $IAp?mc C5l5 Plo pets 8300336. WORKERS to cut sugar cane. Minimum $745 per hour. Apply August 21, 1914, 73 p.m. Florida 2,..e.. cfflcflovm.n, .r.,e. rw' r'- ........ . .S W South French Ave., Sanford, Florida, . And SUDDII.I -- CANE NEEDED EquIp,,, -............. 61-BUilding MawI )bedroom,walltowall,,e,rsgerato,. and stovp 1113 Valencia Ct West, Sanford $59 1$1i, -__- 65-Pets and Supplies 66-Horses 47-Liv,stock and Poultry 47A-Feed 6$-Wanted to Buy 49-Stamps - LAKE MARY 3 bedroom,7 bath, large family room. Kitchen equipped, garage 5735 373.45 72'-'AuclIon Transportation •nfl.iaA•pfliJ7a.'T'... • -- -. . ...,, .0 Apply Lakeview Nursing Cinter. 919E.2odS,. T" -'-'-,---'-------------____________ • Travel . 76-Auto Repairs Parts Accessories 27 - . •_._ __-- 34 '''' - '' "" Enioy beautiful Wekiva River by renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. Plo pats PIO alCOhol - -- 10-Autos for Salle ._-,..-_----- $1Avjatign . INTHE CIRCUITCOUPTOF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT, Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE 3 - Cemetaries COUNTY, FLORIDA, 3 Adlo4n;ngipaces"i,jflT CIVIL ACTION NO. 76)111.0 Evergreen Cemetary. $500 In re: the Marriage for all Write P.O. Box 17, Keystone ELLEN KOBRE, Heights 32636 or call 4737M1 Pelitianer, and ASHLEY Of3KE, 'I Personals Rrspcacnt ' , 29 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to adopt and make foreign - - Iree. 611 2077 br "We Care" '14tI,tit, A.duIl, r Teens FACEDWITI.IAORIN KING for Rent Malewantndfoshiremobiie homeln Hacienda Village ,,,_____ 3_73 4S17Aftq.r "iRE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll • Rooms , ''" - 35 Mobile Home - ""' ts For Rent - ROOM FOR RENT PREF COLLEGE STUDENT I Bedroom mobile home air con. ditioned, carpeted Very nice, Adults Only. Raasonable 373 $47 _________________________ ' ManO(Womantothare,xpensesfor room and board in country home Withw. 377 5140 call anytime - - - èfllth.s..k.n . Free trailer space in return , wotchm,an tcrvI(t't at _________ manu,'acturintl plant on Weitside of Sanford, 373 4$lu - - -'-" - - r - - ,--- -- - - - - - - - - ONLY . -, - - . 1?) 577j Callt,art Real Estate 21 Hour Se'ryie Call 377 7491 Roberts - - _____ ______ "- - PHONE 322.5905 STATE ROAD 426 East Of Ovledo 361 x 2200* 330 ft. en lake. AbOut 17 acres, Excellent for quality • Financing a new Maronda Horn, in Deltona is now within the reach of the YOUfl9 working people of the area; as well as the NEAR SCHOOL ) bedroom corner lot, hardwood floors 1 block from elementary Khool, Only 525,000 11500 down no down pay?aiØM "A S income. regarding PlO QUALIFYING Neat 7 bedroom, air conditiOnd home- family room, fencid yard, carpet, drapes Extra nice at 171.000 wIth 12.000 down Call today! your 'Iiq,bil,ty to purchase a TA F F ER REt L TV 1100( 25th St )fl 6655 ________________________ , - Take a decorator's eye view of this big old 2 StOry home win a ana a pool with bath houSe. Yo'Jrlrnaginatiofl,dSome paint and a modenale down payment is all that is needed, The owner will even help with the financing Total price $iaoo. but cash talks Call REALTOR As Vic Gitcliler eves 3777)71 i'ILY WE OS? Warl tour o.r) tirst "little home?" Nice corner l. 3 Btoroo, I bath 1)9.500 Ownersanxioustos.11 Don't pass this boy. Big cash down and Save moreor *down FHA or VA Call Mildred Stemper, Ev. 3271959 . ki, swim and fish on fabulous Lake 5 acres on a corner UO.000 home nearby, Several homes can be Mary, a large, crystal clear lake. 3 bedroom. 2 bath, air, 2 porches, built on property. Zoned A I 177.300, fenced yard Seller will finance, 141300 I 2CO CCflCOrIJ 0 ('i'', t,,'r, i i _____________-64 *Singer* * GERMAN SHEP,IERD PUPs 1.3$ EACH 373 5268 67 Livestock And Poultry S payments of $10. New Warranty. Call Credit Dept. SANFORD $EWINGCENTER )O7AEast 1st St., Sanford 3729111. Eve's $69. -------- U V or 628.2 162 _______________________ flT n I 1 1' C) Al T liL S J INC., REALTORS - 621 C$CE 7 Quick cash for your home Fast Closing. We will pay all , when ready or will trade Free inspection. Call Larry Saxon, REALTOR, Or Jerry Emerson, & Gelman, Inc. 9305300. Dishwasher anC dryer - only 7 months old. Perfect working condif ion. Call 3736731 or see at 1921 S Summerlin Ave 67A BUT--- 1971 TOYOTA ...................... '1295 1974 GREMLIN Stick Shift .............................. 1973 HORNET Hatchback '2295 '249.5 HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet "away I your club or Organiz,0 would i' to be includc 1 fl this Iltinq call: from It all," See the hameic built ____ ____ _____ ___ ____ THE HERALD . ø _____ o '2795 196$ MERCEDES '31 250 Sedan $ .... X $ '1 ......................... 13 $ Sedan, LowMiles ....................... 2988 1972 NOVA StickShift .............................. ____ of materials • ___ '1095 THESE ARE JUST A FEW with pride & thu finest OVER ____ In keeping with the ..c-"-, beautiful wooded 85 CARS IN STOCK surroundings. CLASSIFIED : CahFor CONSTRU - rnford,Fla. 1 '4 MILE EAST OF - 6451415 VW Buggy. 2 Engines, new battery, $330 or best offer, 5743069 After 5 ask for Pete bandoned, unwanted iuok cars hauled away. Your cosi, $10. Orlando, 2956194 anytime. - I - 1977 Pinto SquIre Station Wagon, automatic, radio, extra nice, 52795. Call Don Pope 372.1611. Dealer. '61 Fiat I door sedan white. Runs extra good. $695, Call Don Pope at 1963 Bonneville, Loaded Best off er 372 S7 ______________________________ . 322.1651 Dealer. -. Directory of, Experts Ready To Serve You! Air Condltloniig - Cc'ntrl l4jt & Ar Contiit.onir.ç For fret' estimates. call Carl Harr.i, a' SEARS in Sanford, 1711 Full lineCjE Appliances Sanforct Electric Company Home Improvements - Pet Care PET REST INN. Boarding&Groum,ng Pr, j7 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counte, tops, Snkt installation available Bud Cabell 372 9.052 anytime Applances - Beauty Care Tret 5uTglofl. Haul in anyThIng, washing windowt, cleaning hOUSe, and lots. 73.4.3437. "Don't needs!" Serve a purpose again when Y0u sell them with a classified ad tro pie Herald Catl US today! Don't delay' JuSt dial 3722611 or $31. BUDDY'S PIOMEIMPROVEMENT 17-92 ON HWY. 436 9993 Toplaceyourlowcostward Small Jobs Wanted 322 13.1*, ''La' Mar','' TO,[H'5 BEAUTy SALON Pcdu your el.ctric 'i th 'nle'rly Harnie'tt's Beauty Noetu) CompIitt C('iIiilg 6 waIl 'ns&ilatic,,n 3)9 E. Pine. 377 3712. Free es'natf5 A,titon lnstjIatn 19011 719 3210 Carpentry IINCENT'S CARPENTRY or Trim, Paneling, Custom rpentry P4o iob too small ented & Bonded, 323 5477 Ci'r',t Pressure Cleaning FAI.L CLEANING "lmpac"Wash& Spra.Kleen walls, eavej,, patio, & roots, Remove, mildew, fungus, Iruddobbers, wasps & spider webs 3220397. Classif to ads are hereto help you buy, St II, rent or swap at a low COSt.. let us help you place yours- - Call 3222611 or $31 9993 ALA CLEANS ALL - Carpentry, Remocteling, Additions, Custom Work. Licensed Bonded Free estimate, 373 6031. rresre Cleanng Floor Waxing, f'.iCAS 32) C45% ','. Rooflig Interior Exterior Plastering Plaster patching and simulated brick speclallly 377 7793 Thompson't RO'ting Build upl shingles All work guaranteed, Land Clearing & Ma:or, U— I F $oor, paics 6 :RETE .largeOrs,flall weao all. Fair price's Licensed, Ided CHASEY BUILDERS 7759 day or night. me improvements DEL INC at fair prIces e or small we do it all ity work, free estimates SEY BUILDERS S62.7i3 in night C Home Improvements All Types of Repair ) 63 °' Lardclearing, Septic tar*s, Ill ditt. dritt-wa,t. All kincts of digging 321 III? or 323 3913 Yard Clean Up. Trim, Mowing Service and Light Hauling Call us ANYTIME. 3731064 Ihi' uood ole Summertime its., I' lrfl' to Sell SOnelh n.) ,v.tr, a Ad Just dial 3?? all t "ii tv9) for a guickrpsulu, .iJ _______________________________ Painting Pa ntni ir'd WatIpaper. !i. .i'h I,p small. Q',lity wcm..p P 323 8.379 or 373 37*'J _________________________ Independent painfer climates middle man to save you money For free estimates on any size idditions, patios, PM'icliri., & windo*t inslalled, rig int,rj, exterior Fr,e tte. 322 45. If you are in need of a framing subcontractor, Call BIG HAM MER CONST $43 6160 -- -- - -. Wall Papering -- PAIIL SEATER ProfesslaI WallpaPer "anger On yara iiayl till August 26. Free eStlmate PH 3726173 _____________________________ a classified ad from the d Call US todayb Don't .Put dial 3222611 or 131 John's Fix It After5prn.Mon Thin 322 1213 Sub.Contractor, - lob-exterior, intenicj 714.5 Classif,,d ads serve the buying an selling Community e.er1d.i1 read and iJSt them often Call 372 2611 or 531 9993, ___________________________ Wel DrIng WELLSDIIILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Cell 373 We repair a Service STINt MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. ________________________ Pest Control , 2nd St ART flRO,SiN PEST CONTROL 256? Pork Drive Jim Rowepe, Control 7626 lrpouois Aye Slntord, 372 2070 377 6111 Welding ' GENERAL WELDING TRAILER REPAIRS 3233900 4çrf -_-\ RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Ecorioline Vans to DieSel Tractors, iday 1 ear 371 3330 - needs" Serve a jseful 'sr again when kOu sell them To place your low cost wOnt _______________________ Truck Rentals C&A BACKHOE SERVICE Lawn Service never was a better time than to use a classified ad in the ala Stop making "(USeS Dial TIONS .. REMODELING CALL BILL 5. 3171 Lake Mary)?) 0191 Built With Pride By DEPARTMENT 3?? 261) 1963 small Ford IrmP.cted, GoodcOndfllon.$3U 373 37o9. '65 thru '71 Modefi Junk Cars Removed 2611 or 8)1999) 1971 VOLVO 144S Sedan 1973 DART - Any. Car - ck or stone planters Patcn ar':I or work 3235197 ______________________________ - ,,. WI IJP(tMLJN 1970 Ford Van. 6 cylinder. carpeted, AC, tape deck 11400.3739304. _________________________________ - - GAS SIPPEN SIX CYLINDERS 240Z Sport Coupe '* . 17.92 Maitland Concrete 4WheeI Drive Q,I1DD111;Pi Buys - Burglar Alarms New For Homes & Businesses JIMDANDYFEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR _0mtçy' E. 46, 3234)11 - NOTHING Hardtop Coupe '73 Vw Stper B.eft., - red. I speed, radio Very nice car. $7393 Call Whitey Eckstein at 3271651 Dealer (With Good Credit) Feed 1973 JEEP COMMANDO ii * Mustang City - Chrome wheels, II" deep dish, Slotted, Ibolt difference, 32)6349. 7'7 ___ Autos for Sale $50 Down F re. Estimates, Loaded ............. Every Tues, Pliht Early itirdat 730 Regular in I rc-e Circt With Thit Ad Meetings Itt I 31d Thurtday 9 P.M -, Auto Repairs Parts.Accessorjes - 80 %,)rfli' __________________________ fll1 Real Estate Wanted ______ Burglar Alarms PIGS '9 weeks $20 each 322.7413 1146. -' - ______ you art- having difficulty finding a 1 1.iceto live, car todriye a 1ob,or SC'f viCC you have need c, r(',l(I all Our want .xri every day Pets and Supplies ______ ECONOMY CARS Income and 1951 KaIser Manhattan and hun deeds of parts. Good Condition Call 57I.1oo in the mornings or evenincs -a-C.Jing fishing? Get all the equipment you need for those big one, with a wOnt ed 2322 Park Drive. 327 1367 65 Drop In bobbin, zig zag anct 3 needit position Like new Condition, solid for UI, balance of $43 cash or Equipment fo Rent Rent Blur Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE in sewing cabInet, repossessei SInger's best model, wInds bobb in macnine Fully automatic. Pa balance of Ill or 10 payments o U. FORREST GREENE INC. WI: At. TOWS 196W Laki' M.ir 37) 6333 61% fl)J WE Tnp. t MALfl 16 HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, As 372 lS9lor3fl US.) /' L.,,, 8)1.4039 ', 7311W, 1st St. 373 4711 - Underwood typewriter. Manual. Office model, elite type Fine U!. Some misc 11 '401 COlonial Way, San 377 2$4 - l•fOl T1C5J VFW 10,050 LAKE MARY ORREST GREENE INC. "C-,' I Longwnod .ini grove, corner lot Just pair.ted Property -Investment___________ irisideandout lbedrooms. family ALTAMONTE room Move right In. NEW TOWNHOUSE -? bedroom, bath, kItchen equipped By owner. 137,300. Small down payment or trade, Live in OflC Side for $35. a RI:ALTORS 196 W. Lake Mary Blvd. 323 6333or643 7333 mOnth. Off, -$31 7184, Home 3195.642, WE TAKE TRADES no cash down and reduced monthly payment; under the Farmers Home Ad. ministration Assistance Plan. rnROflDA Stemper Sez I Realtors S kNFORD new 3 bedroom home for I "Isn't IheSANFORDAREA friendly and beautiful?" Gilman S ANFORD newlywea or nitiree's dream. 2 bedroom, family room, air, nice iarpellng Seller otters terms 116.500 un a 4txe See us - I? Volt Batteries$11,95 automatic. ....... & Supplies residential ui.e. Terms is.,soo. HWY. 44$ Just north of Orange County line near Lake Jem. IS acre's, wooded. Sacrelakeonb,ck corner. Terms. $110000. 3 Ford Ranger XLT . factory fiberglass top, 2 gas tanks, pwr. steering, r, brake's, COed. 12,000 miles. 5400 and take over payments 3227610 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE -- . factory aIr, radio, Low mil96g. Like new. $7995. Call Howie Kirby at 3221631. Dealer _______________________________ REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue Office Equipment Household Goods new '72 VW 417 Wagon 'dIF'1OOLongpjckup Consioertracteforcerpr wagon 373 6923 ___________________ 1973 Singer ZigZag .AKE MARY ew ________ . Inc Need House? t -- $400 down, S years on the balance 830-5500 Buy a bargain or Sell a bargan with to use and react c if ed c15' I '-zr.'np.a.pIaaaz••ir.Tas iii 'i' &ii - .& ___________________ * ______________________________ IAII SIZe, and models, 10 Speeds, S Speeds, and Standard bikes now available at Firestone Store. Call 0241. GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Total Price 5.1000. CORBETT REAL ESTATE DeBarYI 67$ In th CIty. garage. Call Doris Bell, Associate, $303500 6611791 ________ WILL DO FENCE JOP: Experienced I Reasonable 60' Bullng lot. sides with 7 bedroon,s, and REALTOR REALTOR, '39 EDSEL Al COPIDITIOPi 3270.413 Interfl,atlonal. ton, 4 wheel drive, tool box bed. 1170Q 345 3161. ______________ . Rare Opportunity Luxury cloplexes resemble a home Bring a friend and share a large yard in area ot fine homej Bolh Units P'avr fully equipped kitchens, pluth carpet, central air. This new duplex pr iced at Only 1.56.900 Both 3237900 ORLANDO 345.5555 — Realty, 0711. 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 SANFORD ' 0' ONLY Terry flrougham, 4 door L:;iiA,rcury,i,y, car. Fully equipped. Low mileage. 1 yearwarranty. Oil ered for 5.t490 Call Bill 372 48*1, D"air- Bikes, Bikes, Bikes ________________ ________ SI 1973 MarQuis GIRL? BICYCLE 3 SPEED SCHWIPI, 130. 3fl56 -- Phone 327 1769 1973 F 250 Ford Pickup,' I wheel drive. $3850 373 398) after 7 Complete trailer hitche,, Allkinctsavailable 76 1965 Triumph Spitfire Bicycles BUY-SELL_TRADE )Il'3ISE.FlrstSt brng bçj, b.g cn' )'7 7f Fl or Trucks and Trailerc Camper.Travel Trailers FOR ALL YOUR RVNEEDSII 3739020 - 12 Pint0 HatchbaCk Runabout brIght red. Air and automatic, Low mileage Like new $2395 Call Whitcy Eck;fein at 372 1651 Dealer. - 60 Casseft,rry For Sale, 100103' mobile horn, lots. Good location, LAKE BRANTLEY REALTY PROBLEM ___________________________ divorc* iudgment 0 Florida Perhapt Mlcotiolic Anonymous ivdgmcnt of di5IoSjtj of marriage 36 Resort Property Can Help DAVIS I McINTOSH. Post Olhce School Ii) Ofld other relief has been filed Apartments Rent Call 473 43 For Rent Box 1370, Sanford, Florida, 32771, on PRECINCT 44 Recreatonaf against you ano you are required to WrIte P.O. 150* 1713 'c or borr $rrmber 'h. 1971. Unfurnished '' P' er.'e a rc.y ct nford Florida rlten '.1 1i,' Ctt us iicl.)rt,ilt'id., PRECINCT 41 5mrit Apart * *c,LplLVA GARDENS * * defentes, if any, toil on WILFRED 1I9 __________ AtI,int, Oyta Beach Court either before servic, on ments. Single Story H. CONRAD, Petitioners t'orney, studio. I, 7, and I .itIMr H U lfutCtilson 327 Petitioners attorne' or im PRECINCT 47- Lonuwoo Corn ISALCOHOLAPROBLE bedroom apartments, Pool, hr1e address it 100 North Highway .' mediately fflecettpr, o'herwise 0 munitv Building IN YOUR FAMILY? 1792, Casselberry, Fk)f Ida 37707, On clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, Default wl1 be entered 1ga;nt BE IT FURTHER RESGILVED AL ANON BusIness Property or before Slptemb.r, U. 1974, and you for flit r04ief demanded in tlsat riotic of the adOption of this air. 'l'onthly rentals from 1)42.30. file thi Original with th clerk of this For famIlies of' friencs Of PfObIem For Rent Pifilior. Rai1ution. fnqeIh.r with a cter cOurt Iher beire servic, on 322 2090, 150SW. 7SIh St., Sanford. ' -' _____________________________ V/tTNESSmyhandandthe$,.fof.de$C,iptgon of the change of the GOOD NE IGH BORH000 Forfurthermnforma.io1caiii73.,43u this Court on t.i. 2nd day p4 August, Polling PtICCbe'p bt.thedln two f'KANKIINARM,APTS ...•. Neat (23 tharlafter, Ofhttwi a delaull will bedroom or write homi, small A.O.. 1974. 112OFlor iuue's o a newspaper at general pa enl.qt'ii nairt$ —, Ia. Ave. panelled I S.anfnr.e Al r--ii.. A Ia,iI.., h.,. d.aa , ' i'.v r.i'iy '.'v '•avi lS0lI circulation pulliShed In Seminole demanded In the pe-flilon. ylrct, 519,50 Bix 5.33 Sanford, FIa 32111 _________________________ ArThur H. flerk*itfl, .J County. AR[A'5 WITNESS my hand and Seal of I'IPIEST PIE IGl'l Clerk of the Cr(vt Court Nice Ibectroomapt or, UNANIMOUY AOPTEO thit this Court on Avgust 9th tfli BOPI-lOOD This 3 beiroom. P1 By. Elaine RiCharde carpat,Actults Ilti day of July, A 0.. 1914 16 Chi Care (CI'vit Cot,' Seal) bath Older home cii 360 acres ol 50.000 Sq ft. war.hoi4p, ready for Deputy Clerk 327 2296 after 4 OOp.m, ATTEST' land with 0 lout trees, in th, ArThur H. BttkwIt, Jr. YOvioday. ExClltnt locatloa $TENST ROM. DAV$5 Chrittian , Arthur H. Betk,wiTh. Jr. II Day School has opening city, can be yours for only 1)0.0.30 As Cltrk of the Court SR MCIPITQSH. 2BEDQOOMS, lrk to the Board forlorsyr otdSforfaI1.,,aestet LIOWfl Owner will hold is! n ii V [kern Ft'i'i,ti '!A.- ha'-'. ADUL TSONLY f Cotjn'y CC,mfr,ss'ners Call Lutheran Church of 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PARK DePUtY Clttk tqagc $50.opo Call Margaret Stir 72 in and fOr Ri'deemer, 372 J$57 or Mrs S WiLf' Scott, REALTOR Assoc Evening H. CONRAD l3 , 373 0061 or S 7373 Seminole County, ' Martin )22.M, Attornty for Petitioner 322 714$ Sanfoect. ' LAKE MARY By: tie W. Waer 100 NOrth llighway 1792 AItrnp- fpr Pefitir ExperI,ncectcpiilct carrinmy home, Two btdiooms, central heut & air. puty Clerk Stemper Realty Cassefherry. Florida 37707 lish' AUG. 6. 13, 70, 37, 1P/4 6 a rn '4 pm, Mo DYNAMITE LOA1 ION for op Pvbhith Aug U. 20. 1971 shCg(arpet. $IISMO., 1h nsl PVbI,I, Aug 13, 20, 7), Sept.). 1911 Fri., alSo Central Finicti't DEE 31 tom,tri,t, phySiciaft podiatrist, free. glady Brown Realty, 377,3231 bEE 95 1 Fri. nIghts. Hr. ay Cfld weePIy D!fl,st MUL TIPLE LISTING REALTOR role, Lake Ma•v, ca:l 377 13*4 ot 322 etc. Near Allarnonle AlI 1000 sq 3224993 1919 S Frenct, ft. available 531 6446 Ev 37 '374 327 1496 3fl 154$ - $Disposals Estate DEL TONA (303)661 4133 3 Bedrooms, Oath, air, fenced wIn thIkai, well. Newly pdint inside and out. PALACE GUARD coverage provided at no Cost to buyer. Ask for Joan Carter. Altotiatt, $30 5503; Af?cr tiu,,,'* i.ii. Tlnnis Courts . 'LhEALTOROPeOW ,ekends POy CoSinq cost 1.2.3 Bedroom Apts. OSwimrnlng Pool " 79-Trucks and Trailers 12)700 FHA appraised at 57,7po, seller will IFishIng & Buatng Mobile Homes Rent Invesi"i mortgagt (5.2Ck)Ornn Marvin P. Gastroan, (Bonded .. Mort. Broker 2601 Mohawk Tr, 2 bedroorn trailer with fencto yard Mait. Call 6.43 ?$47 (74 fin.) _,_ Adults with 1 small child Call after 6, weekdays 373 ,,, II you don't believe that want ads bring 'tiults, try one, and listen to your phone ring Dial 3727611 or Near Lake JeSsup on Miller Road off 9993 month each. 647 7400 or $76 3674. 7M0try! To :,._._, Investment OpPortunIties 77 -Junk Cars Removed Two bedroom furnished li.it rngnl,' A 1C 1125 mo 831 1120 $13,903 NO CLOSING COST / ( partIally Realty, SANFORD _________________________ - Acre quiet homesite cleared and close to maIn road. Lots of tall pine, Priced well at REALTOR, 3737750. ON RESERVOIR LAKE - _______ NIce - 58 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE _________________________ - - 71-Antiques down, sio,000. . . --- - -'----------"....--'-'-..-----__ - FREIGHT SALVAGE 5 ACRES / I - Lo1 and Acreage Village Real -- 2406 5 HWY 1197 REALTOR ------'--.---- 70-Swap and Trade iS-Campers Trailers HALL - 2 bedroom, 1 bath, den, fence, lOw Cove 2 homtt $116 and .. wun oepcisly, ...,., - 41 I h.re'; one near you. -. _____________________________ CALL SOUTHC- RPIRV SERVICES 16' Fiberglass canoe an electric 3 speed motor, $700. 514.3069 After S ask for Pete ____________________________ BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances air cond. lr,ezers refrig. step ladders wire . etc. &ormly's E. 16, Sanford 373 473.3 '' Trailer, like flCW. 11,150. 3224410 ROBSON MARINE 797Hw'y 17.92 372 5961 _________________________ - littiC *,int results Jutt tr A [toy Cit A Litt'timeII' Travel KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, Service, used machine's. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0691 ALL POLL'S STORES GREG0Ry.MOaILE HOMES 500 French Ave. 3103 OrlandafDc. 373 3200 323 t.soc. __________________________ O?1 iSØ . " Kirby . '17 Honda 430 full dress, engine completely overhauled $3075. Call Don Pope at 3771651. L2ealer. - - i7' Saber fiberglass 1961 Model Trailer included. $650 664 1701 -- Hwle 5700. 373 5502 Stamps-Coins l.1 Ranges, Hotpolnt and Tappan, '' rlaht. Financing available With r.o p.'yrmnt Dc.','s _____________________________________________ Appliances 377 BEDROOM SUITES Wholesale. Over $700.03. Ploll's price on factory damagect repaired suites...$199,00, Can not be told from new. 19733 bedroom Barrington. reduced 5l. - Drapes 3 bedroom home fenced yarct, patio. Newly decorated 7711, 33 Houses Rent Furnished Sanford Airport. Experiencect 000kkeeper, doubl, entry, ac 2 Bedrooms, I bath, lenced yard, _____________ counts payable and general office New furniture. 2 chIldren okay, no procedures Relpotttibte poSition pets. 1700 Month, lit and deposit, Call Mrs. Boucher, 323 $311 or $67 Call after 5, 3779404, 7911 for appointment. Coins - --- - - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 127.500. Three bedrooms, 1 bath, g neighborhood, Large lot. All ap. pliances Carpet throughout. Cleanl (The Master's build your country home. .acre lot In fino shady location, $7,500 s.,. a 1317167 2603 Park Dr Days 372 7212 7 - RENTALS 2 bedroom trailer, Furnished. Multi only, 373.1103 _________________________________ REALTORS, Casselb.rry,,jo Like new 3 - Fern Park SANFORD REALTY /' TWO FOR PRICE OF ONE 2 bedrooms with 1 bedroom apart ment fuc,iithed $n.soo - REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE for our Lake Mary office. Con fldentlal interviews, M L S . comuto,' wetaketrades Forrest C,rerne, REALTOIS. 323 6.333 or 3fl jp, -. Looking for a high quality b.rgain7 . Look to Ciflttified anytime.. read today's classifleds 63-Machinery and Tools 64-Equipment for Rent OFFER THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND - - -. 42-Lawn and Garden Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Resltor - down, take over payments 3274502 after 6. Real clean $7195 Call at 3221651, D,alet _______________________________ 3966 Dodge Dart convertible 6 cyl,, good running COflditi3fl, good gas mileage, Needs body work. .J.. IIapeQet'a. 5175 '977 - 1971 Hoed, 1)3. Low mileage. Good condition. 1300 or best off er. 323 9331 after 3 p.m 79 CARPET, TILE, VINYL. Sales and ss Boats & Marine expert inStallation 70 yrs. exp. Lowest prices in town Call 67$ Equipment 1121. - _____________________________ ____________________________ 17' Saber fibergless, 196$ Model. Scuba tank and regulator, Dog Trailer 1nc'uded. USC. 638 5704 exercise pen, I' x i'. Sunlamp, 323. radio, -- '' 4353 " 9' *30' s.c housetralle,-, 10' x 16' roomon wheels. 3235431 " iP7iMobiIehome nothing Suite 2o3 TheGr,af,rMOII - Hurry to an cx Kenmoreelectric clothe, dryer, 533 2519 Hiawathi Ave. 322 0673 - '77VW Beetle. marina blue, AM.FM _________ , We Buy and Sell Gold and silver Coins. Single or Bulk SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st St. 323 - - Hartman Realty, Inc. bedroom, 1", bath, wall to wall carpet. Has great potential Asking 123300 I bedrnom, 2 Lath, Fia room with fireplace, double carport, central air & heat. 130 W. Crystal Dr., Loch Atbot, 37346% Or 3270399 Can e seen by appointment Make money even if you've never "sold" ho'lore Sell AVO7I ______________________ _____________________________ Praducts. PH. 644.3079. 59-MusIcal Ma ci ndise MAKE RETIREES DREAM ' 1971 Flanhinon? Bctrm., set upon lake, Skirting Takeuppaynint0 POy off, Ph. 373 0)50. Dealer, 2S6SP6rkDr WALKER REAL ESTATE, INC. tellen$ buy on thi5 modest 3 bdroom. bath in nice section, $739 - Charlotte St. SIK WarehouSe, S6-Cmping Equipment ESTATE SALE Mobile Homes 3 bedroom mobile home with air conditioner and 7$0 gallon septic Till We Succeed," Days: 372 6457, Eves, 3277111 or 3227474. A lucky find in this 42 - ' IS Cu, ft Hotpolrit avocado Excellent Conditi. 5)33 lfl.7$4$, - . '73 Sport ste, Extendectfront end. 3235931 - Autos for Sale '65 Pfymtpi I door Sedin white. Pwr. Steering, A C, excellent Sf51 Offer. $30 31l ' 69 " 80 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 Wanted piano for Idyllwild, School Kindergarten Donat;on, tax U4t3U(t, UI 00011 mnna;Iji r.eeding nominal re,air. Call 372 1673 or 37) 4537 After 5:30, Appliances . tank, 3230140. i2'!amily room. 137.500 Furnished or Unfurnistied, 2 bdrm., air, large fenced yard, Oitp,ri. $133 unfurn. or $163 turn. 377 6196. Fringe benefits. Chauffuers license requir Experiencect Only need apply. Apply 1041 Miller Drive, Altamonfe Spripgt. off $3-TV. Radio. Stereo - NOTICE OFACTION -- 52 To Select From Freight damaged furniture and furniture parts, Allal wholesale or below at 19 W. Concord P4011's si TV- Radio.Stereo Freight Damagto Warel'ouse, .. Downtown Orlando. Phone 123 Black and Whrt TV 9502 Conlemporary Cabinet 3727367. Grease trap's, blocks, dry wells, _______________________________ window sills, step stone,, trailer pads, mail box posts, Septic tank 54 Garage.Rummage lids, steel. Open 'III noon Satu,' Sales day. MIRACLE CONCRETE Co. 309 Elm Ave., 3fl YARD SALE- rnoj0, , Sspplles med household items 36" gas range, 520. Aug. 20 '2111 5 Crnc7view Professional presser. is Sari 322 0463 3 POS and 1 hog,5150 372 9733 M. UNSWORTH REALTY sow. is! St. 373 (0, 323 0317, 372 Urn!" "We Don't Stop v,,,• dl A ______ InSolation installers needed. Good employment for ambitious ye'q S?-Appliances , TO. ASHLEY ".OBRE 7 CP'.tri..t trt,t Itlip, New York 11131 BIG FAMILY "' AItojte Over 10,004) Pieces Motorcycles Aye uus. SANFnun AVE 773 9370 123 474$ _________________________ dI & Sun Wanted to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top priC c-s paid, used, any C0nditin 611 *126, Winter Park. ______________________________ _________________________ .... ..,,,.-.- Evet 373 CARRIAGE HILL LAKEVIEW Picturesque view across private lake fr this freshly decorated 3 bedroom home with Its 77 ft. niOstr bedroom Priced 1)1,900 Lake Mary FIREPLACE Newhousesinaruralar,,Nodown payment_monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidlied to qualifIed buyers Call to see if you qualilyll - 3 Bedroom block home with family room, 1 year old central heat and air unit. Large lot, many extras, A real buy at 126.300 JOHNNY enhances this nice) bedroom with carpet, range anct refrigerator. 125.500 Property - Wife NOTICE OF SUIT TO: PATRICIA ANN FLYNN. whose teit known residence is 116.50 Center Street N. Hun?in;dcn, Pa., 1S6 Pr....., UII .4,d.. ....L.... (i1lflfl, DEE 30 BEAUTIFUL They're Hot !" _____ I or lumniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items. I .imry'5 Mart. 715 Sanforct Newly reupholsl,rehb'e' Pricect to sell. Wayne's Quality FurnIture, 1700 French Ave. 373 73. __________________________ fled- extra long double with maple headbnard 309 F Crystal Or )'2 8195. ' 93o that unused piano into a bike, car, or whatever ou *anl to buy *ilh 0 ClassifIed, Dial 372 7611o; $31 9?93 uu YV Lommerclal Sanford, 3277161 _____________________________ EXECUTIVE HOME - large 3 t*droom, 2 bath by golf .ours in exclusIve area. A charming home with all the extras, sss.000 '' Classified Ads are the smallest big news items you will find 322-2420 AnytIme REALTORS JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC 373 5693 "'"""' PATRICIA ANtI FLYNN, GERALD S. RUTBERG Acreage . BUNK BEDS Largest se?ecllon In Central Florida Also best price. Starting $179 Complete. ALLNOLL'SSTORES Tre'cncar, "Cot 'E"Illt"Th VI 1116 —' w fl 4131 •' 9383970 "' Dell & I-lowell Super S mtvle camera, lamp, proeclor, Screen, and Splicer. Like new. 1700 or best Offer. Call 323 9351 after S p rn Low in coit, high in reSultS, that's CliStilied ads read and use them! ________________________________ Aug,20,1974—_7B n - Z)eIij,e gas ttDvc with griddle, x ll'gn.en rug, Electrolux vacuum, Sunbeam dec. mixer, old Singer portable and lumber. 3231714 ' ALL NOLL'S STORES There'sonenearyo., MA' l, ' n . 1V41 I'lwv 17 97 Op,;t; 68 HousehoidGoods _________________ ------ 377 711$ JOHN SAULS AGENCY " Stop I Si ODD CHEST Largest telectl in Central Florida, Prices start at 539,95, '' Tuesday, - I Misceljanøous $100; also color TV, 3 years old 1200323395.$. ___________________________ Deltona: Attention young families retIrees. No cash down low mfhly payment 3 Bedrooms baths, Call Builder 303 $31 174$. _________________________ Several 3 BR 1' B, C.H. carpet. Almost now F'.ayn'rnts or' mor ti; ,lroljr'i:j ti tiC) q), Iutyit'ig Dayt 327 7174 flroEer _____ ' - Air conditioners. 11,000 LITU Gibtn 3JlSJfl Assume ,o 1st and 2nd Mortgage "Sanford's Sales ieadpt" Your M(Iltiole Listing Agency W. Garneff White ,,_,, CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1317 in re; me Marriage of Call • , Hunt Realty" After Hrs.- 327 fl 327 3991 anct 377 06 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-NICE. $CLEAN2 BEDROOM homekieal for young couple or retirees. Has heat, aIr, family room 119.000 Call REALTOR Associate Soony Rabo'n After hours 372 4179 * CRYIG CLIFF JORDAN Jim . . — -.. -- .- -- private fenced yard, utility shed, garage, carpets, range, refrigerator, $24,000. FHA or VA terms. Also other 3 and 4 bedroom homes available. Immediate occupancy. Ask for Phyllis Capponi, REALT'OR.Atsociatc ' - — For Sale ______________ Must sell 3 bedroom home. Nice ., - UI P DALV 4W,ist5l 322 7335 from not one but two Shopping plazasl This 120.500 home has 3 bedronmt. I.n -. W ii... 'W---- — dining area, kitchen, bath and carport, Ideal for senior citizens. Call REAL'IOR.Associate Al Anfar, After hours 322 6121. Properties --------..''. THE e OWE - TWENTY WEST HERr's YOHI ROSE GARDEp, A 3 bedroom 1'.'a bath only 3 yeari old and ii excellent condition. Many feature including ceniral clImate Control Call REALTOR.AsSociato Rosi Southward. After hourt 327 o.oi and Mature aduts only. Nat'l. co. now has openings for (5; Apirinirt Adulit ?() 377 For Rent vouno ladies Mutt be neat t 1810 appearance aria free to leave 38-Wanted to Rent immed. for N.Y., Seattle. Worldt. 32 =- Fair and return All Houses Rnnt wleJe in Training. New car trans. ___________________________ Unlurnjshed Merchandise furn Return trans guarânteed, If tirigle an ": free to start immed Furnished or unf',rnise nice S8-MisceIngs call Mr. Knight. FI. & 7 bedroom home For Sale SOt, only, 10 a.m. to S p m ___________________________ torrent 372 7$9 DEE 79 ' ' Can't put the car In the garage. Seli v lcncer necded items with 0 clastilie ad in thp Sanfor Herald. Dial 322 2611 or $3I.c'ft3 olaC, yours CONSULT YOU Fl HOROSCOPE, Nomatter wnat says buy this) bedroom, 7 ba with Florida room, heat and a for 127,000 Call REALTOI Associate Merle Warner Afti hours )fl oos SAN LANTA — CAN VO J IMAGINE a 3 bedroom, 2 bath 1i r $170007 We've got it AlSo, it Partly furnIshed. Call REALTOR Associate, betty flamm Afi hOurs 3276053 .' . ' PINECREST Homes, Lots TOO - . 327 _______ Realty 322 1301 2flhiawatha Ave at 1792 _____ _____ . For Rent -, - - , so WINTp SPRINGS tSP(UKER Th"Y'lrnTesteciFirm Days: 372 dl?) Nights: 322 3424 377.7357 CITY - COMPLETELY FIJ P NISHED 2 bectroom In quiet, In shadect flCi9hbOrl,d H fireplace, well and other extr4 S. Only 116,000. Wow! CiIll REALTORASSoCIate John Mc' 0 After hours 73 0?I 2 Bedroomt with living room, dinIno room and screened porch. 116.900. Commercjag . Ste 1 AOSSIE C. BATEMAN Payton ' --5-- HouSesforSale — n . Oon't needsl" Serve a useful purpoSe again when you sell them .tn a ctasstied ai from the Herald Call us today! Don't delay' Just dial 3277611 or 1)1 9993 To place yourluw cost want ad UROKE 41 ST. JOHN'S REALTY NICE RETIREMENT HOME ?ACHIcT,C.iDAI Only 197.50 flea cle.xn I hi..I.rt,,m apartment. tighs. water fur MAc'I '" nished Adulti 3777796 a'ter 1, HoHdays, vacations, fringebenefits ABC COP'IVEYORS, INC. $97 Hwy. SAN MO PARKS, I, 7, 3 Bedroom 427. Longwood. $342999 Trailers & Apt$. 2 Adult parks, 2 Family parks 3515 Hwy YOUNG FOR Sanford, 323 1930 Day, Wk., Mo, AIRLINES? _______________________ 36-Resort Property ___________________________ P0 Rn, 755 Catseiberry, Florida 37707 Attorney for Petitioner Publish: Aug. 1). 20, 77, Sept 3, 1974 Furnished or unfurnithed. ao Swimrilrw pool PINECREST 7?O S Or!,in(f) r 3?) ??;O ____________________________ LOOkig for a clean home. See thiS - --bedrooms, large living room and -31 carpeting, Stove a refrigerator Apartments Rent too. 2,900. Furnished S Acres on paved road with oranc trees - " ________________________ I Eipm.nt VIHLEN SECONDED BY COM. MiSSiONER WILLIAMS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS ROM 1173 31OWAIRPORTDLVD SANFORD. FLA, 371 br? bedroom duplex apart'' 18 For Rent ------------------ MICHAEL WILLIAM FLYNN. Hsbnd, ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER * 12 Bedroom HousesforSale - bath from Oct is,. Garage .— desiIablewilllookaflerpropeflv * * * * Deltona * * * * Reterc.ncesavallableMljlrcplk's 7i Pct. Interest Rate to 110* 552, care of The Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla , GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED NO MONEY DOWN New 321 ________________________________ I and i bedroom homes, P, to 2 baths priced Irom 127.130 to 41 Houses for Sale %75,IC on large wooded lot. Seller 714% NEW ..,t ctosing cost. VA, FHA. conventional Ion. Builder, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, centrai heal 7$'2 2. Ortando, Delluild, andalr. FHA or VA Come seeus 305123 1336. * Heated Pool Hou ________________________ (JUl vit.ilii'- it'jfC,vii', • ,j• ,, ,,, * Recreational Building Help Wanted __________________________________ Rent Furnished 37''Bij. stkn . II working in the se,retarial field 17 Bedroom Adults Only Sounds Interesting to you, and ______________________________ ______________________ SPe'(• Rates ForS.enior Citizens your need i urgent, we will gse Park AvenueM.obile Park you complete training, and 2543 Park Drive. 372 7161 proyi you with full or part time ______________________ employment Sot h morning and WELAKA APARTMENTS evening classes are available, 114w. itt St. Personal interview required Call — $31 $511 NOW. Ott.C, 701 East AVALON APARTMENTS Semoran Blvd. Suite 311, ADULTS, PlO PETS Altarnonfe 5oring ______________________________ 116W.7nct5t. .-_-----------.--.. ' Itroom,a r,utiTiip' Mot1. Homes Rent 33-Mobile Horn. Lots ttradfo - , Otwald, IN TRAINEES "- -- '' 41 ash When You Sell "Don't N eeds"wj#h Realty • G..r,ige sales are in sson Tell th t'OP' .Ibout it with a Classified AiJ .n Ihi' Herald 322 2611; III 38 Wanted to Rent ___________________________ ' — _________________ -- * Dishwasher.Disposal deposit, 123 week. Utilities fur fIshed, Females preferred. Inquire 611 Park Ave. between nd from 1 9 _________________________ Oebedroomfurnithedapt%Ir mo,includes all utIlities 911 Pork Ave. 3730630 R ECEPTIONIST & 21-Situations b'lanted Tharp & Fletcher 339 No. Magnolia Avenue flrl*n.l,'i .'-".,.-'._4',v' Attorney for Executrix Publish: Aug. 13, 70, 1974 ---------------- SandIIIvood VillaS Winter Park- JJ-Hou __________________________ If worki as an IBM Keypunch Operator Sounds interesting to yOu, and you are available to stot lmmeriiately we can have RENTAL APARTMENT OMES working and training at the same tIme. There Is no age limit and hIgh schocl diploma it not * tinfurqished requ,reØ Prepare yourself for the future flow in this highly rar * W/W Shag Carpet ding field. PerSonal lnteryi required Call $31 931$ NOW fl C, 701 East Semoi'an Blvd. * Range.Refrigerator SuIte 311, Altamonte Springs. - :' LAKE MAIfl, cute I neat, 3 For lease — Building foe officeS or bedroomS, 2 baths, large cheery commercial use. A great down kitchen, central heat & air, near town location. Approximately Junior Co1I'Qe. school, and stores. sq. it. floor space. Very rca 3731l$. s0bte rent to Subttafltial party bedroom, 1, baths, no qualifying, thowilI maintain buildinO jfl Q0Ø if.U., condition. May ub lt space. For Acre Realty. REALTOR, 3737730 info CtllI H A DALE REALTY, 6161. . The Evening Herald an1c T HousesiorSale For Rent Unlurnished IBM KEYPUNCH 1RAINEES 41 3l8usinessProperly Apartments Rent - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICiAL CIR. inc place ot residence and post office address of theclaimant and mutt be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or at. tOt'fley, or the same shall be void. Dated at Orlando, Florida, this 29th day of July, 1974. Saliie Spencer AS Executrix of said estate. Philip A. Tharp "H& 30 required Call $31 9589, NOW O.B.C.. 701 E. Semoran Blvd. SuIte 311, Altamonte Springt, .'::.' with th Clerk otltie Circuit Court, in and for Seminote Covnty, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the engaged in business at Suite East HIghway 436, Casselberry, Publication Of this notice, the fic. name, — - ________________ Instructions _____________________________ 13-Travel Agencies Pubtith Aug 6, 13, 70, 77, 1971 DEE II I4Camping.Resorti FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. Eitate of HARVEY R. SPENCER, — _____________________ Financial Deceed. ______________________ NOTICE TOCREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 24-Business Opportunities CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 25Loans ________________________________ ______________________________ __________________________________ SAID ESTATE: 26-lnsurance You ano each of you are hereby notified and required to file any 27 ______________________ Investment Opporfunitie_ claims and demands which you, or NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ether of you, may have against said Rentals NAME STATUTE estateintheofflceoftheclerko,the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: — CircuIt Court of the Eighteenth 29— Rooms for Rent Notice is hereby Clven that the Judicial Circuit, Seminole County. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 30-Apa,jrnents Rent undersigned, pursuant , tr Florida, Probate DivisIon, in the NAME STATUTE "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter Unfurnhihed Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, $65.0?, Florida Statute, will register TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: within four calendar months from )h -AParlmentsRent Notice is hereby given that the wlthtfleCl,rkoftp,eCjrltc,. the time of the first publication of Furnish.d and for Seminole County, Fiorida, undersigned, Pursuant tO the this notice. Each claim or demand upon receIpt of proof of the "Flc?itios Name Statute" Chapter must be in writinn •. ,. 32—Houses Rent UnfurnitlA FlOr1 Statute, will rruiSleq c,t tht •• --s'.i'.a,v ar imte titiOut — NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Ask for Want Ads r 1* Pwreby Oven th,t tITe undersigned. pursuant to the 'Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter Announcements Piano.Woodwinct Lessors. 66509, torida S'alute, will register *ththeclerkofthecircuj,cotw, in Dcri..it,jir..., a' i,n, i__r.i sy...0 (t'Q ,vr rminoI. fn*ini, rir: . , . 2-In Memorlam tpon receipt of proof of the 'cat of this notice, the fic 3-Cemeteries titlous name, to wit: HAYSTACK. j MEN & WOMEN I'SO1IS MANDARIN II, a Joint Venture, under which we' are engaged in COMPUTOR 5-Lost and Found business at Post OUicc Box 5, PROGRAMMERS Longwooi, Florida, I -ChiId Care Need mnlerjlately tO traIn as IBM That the parties Interested in Sad 7-Motels Hotels buslnessenlerprisesare as follows (omputor Prcgrarnmers, and 1—Eating Places EPOCH PROPERTIES IBM Computor Operators The demand for qualified program PARTNERSHIP NO. I? P-Good Things to Eat By: Gerald 0. Ogler meet a operators ii great. We i I 10-Do It Yourself LNC DEVELOPMENT will train you for this highly CORPORATION professIon and a4sist you h-Instructions Sith employnim, at u BY Patrick 0 Rodt't ..i: V.P 'inC t4it School diploma Travel & Recreation --_ _______________________ required, Personal interview Dateø. July 19, 1971 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. IN CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Case No. PR 74•?73Cp Estate FPEDERICK TAft. , PetitIon - WITNESS my hand and officlil sealorsalctcourtonth;sthe2ndday of August. AD 1971. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckkith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, FIor.da By: Elaine RiCtiarde' Depvt'i Clerk CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Ptitet 617 Sanford Atlntc Bank Olctg Sa0,d. Florida 17771 Publish: Aug. 6,13. 70. 77, 1971 DEE 37 — - - The Want Columns Never Close INFORMATION ' FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME 'flQ9d ifl bvsirws at 20.4 NotiCe ii hereby given that i am Notice it ht'rcb çivr'n that A, Fern Park, Seminoi' County, In bUSiflClS it ) Vine St., ' 290 Ma,tlao, Seminole County. ioriaa F,orida tinder the fictitious name ot Oviedo 32763, Seminole County, PONTILLO'S PIZZA SHOP ON Florida under the IiCIIOu5 name of unjer the fiCtitiOUS name of NATURAL siop JAYCO TILLO'S PIZZERIA, and that SIGhS WORKS, and th3t I :fltend to rester intend torcoster said name with the tP.at I 1n?er.d to regt. Said name saict name with the Clerk of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Circuit Cotjr, Seminole County. County Florida In arcordance with Seminote County, Florida in ac in accordance wt the the prOvlsion of the FlCtitiou cordanc, with the prisj5 provIsions of the Fictitious Name Name Statutes, To Wet: Section the Fictitious Name Statutes, To , Statutes, To Wit SeCti 965 09 16509 FlorIda Statutes 1957 Sttin 96509 Flori Flo,'ida Statutes 195.7. Statutes 19s; S James V. Pontillo S Lee Pratt S Jack A Yodt'r Publi' July 30, Aug. Publith July 30. Aug Ptbtj 6, 1), 70, 1971 July 30, Aug & 6. 13. 70, 1971 DED DED 1 1971 'EO Iii 76th day of June, 1974. 5: Frederick W. "rabold, Jr. AS executor of said estate 5: E. 1. Williamson, Jr. of MACtIRE, VOORHIS & WELLS. PA. 135 Wa'l Street. p.o. B Orlando, Florida 32102 Attorneys for the Executor Publish: Aug. 13. 20, 1971 DEE 86 i RRflI MU Notice "-'-4 I -ir'.- �______ - - .. ) , . - 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 --- __ - -.--. -, - - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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South decided to use Blackwood and 11 settled for six when North showed Just one king. Six Is the right contract and South made It. At the other table, South went into a series ofcompllcatedbids after the three-heart response. Eventually he landed In seven. J%%IF.S J(()fl\' 'ORTII 4 A 862 It K J 105 +8653 42 + Q109543 9 ALLEY OOP IF YOUR VEHICLE IS FAIRLY SMALL, THEN GETTING IT INSIDE T1E LAB WON'T BE DIFFICULT! by Dave Grouc ...VU SEE, AWHILE RACK OSCAR ALLMXI HAVE 1ODO IS BACK 'YOUR RIG UP AND UNLOAD IT! ...SOWEHADTHLS AND I DECIDED THAT WE NEEDED A LARGE OUTSIDE OVERHEAD DOOR INSTALLED! ACCESS 10 THE TRANSMISSION CHAMBER... . . I SEE! - " L - 9fIIJ () 9?4i1A IV T ½ç LIS Ps THE BORN LOSER by Art Saniom NOT WHPT Y4%4 ' KCkJ '4OU KY)IJ Aift CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS THIS THERE.LL. NO MORE SLEEPING INWCL.A$SJ by Larry Lewis 73 J9 4 141074 4 KQJ9 4 1087 5 J SOUTH ID) 67 A Q 8642 + AK2 4A64 Neither %'ulnerable West North East South IT i'as 3V I'L'S 4 N.T. I'a.s 5• Pam S NT. Pass 6t Pass 6, i'as.s Pass I I a.v% Opening lead—K4 IT ( WA ( A J_".YroI CAEATON OUQ C>ETS rrn'cc' jur 1 (.. 5&5 ) I ANO EAT TWO I By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) —Flames erupted in the bowels of the luxury liner Cunard Ambassador today, forcing most of the 290 crewmen aboard to set adrift In life boats in tt. h G I f exico, iM where they were picked up by rescue ships. "Gee, Dad! H ow can I get my homework done with you hollering all the time to turn down the Tv? By Rogei Bolle FUNNY BUSINESS But the engine room fire raged out of con• trol, and officials said there was a threat of an plosion if ha fl1 1 ivi.' rhi.'a ted di esel fuel. Fifty fire fighters and the ship's captain Robert I toward remained aboard. n ex 14 There were no immediate reports of injuries. The 480-foot liner was carrying no passengers at the time of the fire. The rescue ship plucked the other 240 crewmen out of their rafts and boats bobbing in gentle swells alongside the crippled vessel. Clouds of thick, black smoke shrouded the scene, about 39 miles southwest of Key West. a FUE "The fire's in the engine room and it's serious." said Coast Guard Lt. George Johnson in Miami. ''They tried to put it out themselves and couldn't." —• ,. 8t7TL W1N * NW. L1tI'b 71 JbOT V ff;PWT RR m4Taim6/N lilt 1(L7A 9Yftth(24y JL AT lilt MI5i _u,•" ''• /4sr l4.4,,c 1v MP SOW AtW OYFMA6IJfL k1ArA Wf—m4T.c TIill REAL Ly (CWNA W 77 "1`5 T/1/' , / CAUI'gF 4VY i1 IL• Li/il 'i4t &4x.. The naval ship Tallulah, with only a small crew reached the burning vessel shortly after the men abandoned ship. It was unable to get too close to the liner because it was carrying aviation gasoline. "There are no reports of panic. Things seem to be going orderly, as orderly as something like that can," Johnson said. He remained in radio contact with the ship and with Coast Guard planes dispatched to the site. Mk't HIRRAY The nearest ship capable of helping to fight the flames was about three hours away when the first distress call came from the Ambassador at 7:15 am. EDT, Johnson said. That was a 41-foot Coast Guard rescue ship with pumpers, dispatched immediately from Key West. "They've found a hatch five feet above the water line and instead of pumping w aover ' the top, we'll pump through the hatch right into the engine room," a Coast Guard spokesman said. TO SMQWwE u.,VE' WI LL POWER ,._.1 ws TkE f.-1D ONE County May Bus All Pupils by Garry Trudeau SORRY, i*Yi ¶ —, / I or ANY FRTlCtJL.AF KINP, POOKF. SHOT O'RLJM! 0 _ 0 SOPPY? F'M BUGS BUNNY Wi('4CK. 4t)('c ZZZ/' ° SEND FMfH' CAVALRY...TH' 'i'z': HEY! WHATS T}4') 1'H' IDEA O'TURNIN' 7 C PRISCILLA'S POP i. by Al 's..;. I. , Verm..r • f 1? The luxury liner, built in 1972, had left Miami at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and was enroute to New Orleans to pick up cruise passengers, a spokesman said. The ship can Ar lot - - 13 r JUST IT'LL BE I'D LIKE READY TO! THIS IS OF THE SOON, WHAT 'S MR.LODGE! ENERGY SIR.... TAKING SC 'tO(JAE? IYOUIZFE hold a maximum of 600 passengers. The Ambassador had discharged a load of passengers Wednesday, following a a cruise to Nassau, Bahamas. NN by Dick Cavolli VAMPIRES. '.' ,• THINK HAVEN'T GOT MY AIR CONDITONER THEY'RE Nor WHY REPAIRING NOT 2 . ANY TODAY' _ Seminole Losing — ;,.. _44 _________ a. — [ -- "IL-54 -. V —4- '- -- - I. '2' , • H' • ',•: .: T a' : jL . ' T : - ' L tt ...•j,j . •' - r ,l ,, :'' _-.. s '. '-' i- - _- •., _ ING I COOL The 1974-75 budget as it now meetings Wednesday night and stands for the city of tonight bring the budget closer 7 Seminole County plagued does not increase as the school with too many students for the year goes on, rather it declines past several years has a new drastically as young people quit problem—too few youngsters In school. The problem is a financial two of the county's southend one. The school system i.nzh schools. School Supt. W. P Layer told projects enrollment and the School Board Wednesday budgets accordingly for state night that Oviedo High School funding at the rate of $740 per with 177 fewer students than student, hiring personnel In line anticipated and Lake Brantley with the estimate. When less students enroll with 149 less students than than anticipated the high school projected, are In trouble, budgets are thrown out of Lake Howell is just not kilter, meaning that state growing, Layer said, noting money is lost. that that Forest City school was Layer added that the expected to have 2,155 students enrollment at Lake Howell High and 2,006 are enrolled white School, currently operating Oviedo was expecting 1,200 and afternoons at the Oviedo High AR lt)). School plant, is 833, far below Layem warned that unlike the anticipation. Hopefully a elementary and middle schools, mistake was made in the high school student enrollment count, Layer said. Pending Appeal '7. B CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer •fr; . .. • '.1 ' a •' # " •::i'. ''r - . Monday's scheduled trial date for Altamonte Springs Public Works Director Don Bundy on charges he violated the state election laws and conspired to commit perjury has been canceled as legal maneuvering increases in the case. Assistant State Atty. asude ro Van Hook today said he will F appeal a ruling by Seminole circuit Judge Voile Williams suppressing testimony to the state attorney's office by Bundy and other witnesses. A While the appeal and tULlE WILLIAMS Williams' suppression do not deal with the renewed and several weeks ago, and - Councilmen II.A. Scott, June Lormann, I)on Schreiner (on floor) chop budget Longwood Defea ts _ Casselberry May Remain'Tax Free' roposed Tax Hike IT'S TOO HOT! SrhrrI AAnniz Bundy Trial Off I : WINTHROP The board adopted, on schedule the "emergency" used as leverage on the state tesy"student.s (those within the wrathequ.ally among the board sheriff John Polk's recom- work as rapidly as possible. legislature for additional two mile limit) who were faced members, Layer and ad. mendation reso lutions directed with dangerous walking rnlnistrative personnel, and Dr. Stuart Culpepper, after a transportation funding. The Seminole County School to the county commission l5 minute recess when he talked situations, particularly In the marked their statem e nts School Supt. W.P. Layer said Board has denied the request of asking that walkways be with SR 434 and French during a 9-minute discussion parents pushed to ap- before the board should ap- SR 436, Altamonte and Eastbrook constructed to both schools, areas, with boos, catcalls and approval a motion asking the prove busing more students Avenue I ........i...... _..I._..I "" -""l in addition, he sala witn live plause for one another. advisory committees at each within the two mile limit (the bus children within the two mile separate the &"&&awalkways from county school to consider new schools operating this year "How many bodies do you state does not provide all school buses, in good conneed before limit to the schools, but the highways, and that whether all students should be county with funds for busing you do unanimously adopted a motion Austraillan Circle from bused and how the board are fully used. He noted something?" one parent called would students who live two miles or ditlon, which could lead to the busing Eastbrook subdivision to the pay the costs. less from a school) other that 10 15-year old buses, not fit from among the standees at the of all students countywide. school be opened, paved and a ptoiuui with bus over- for everday use, are kept for back of the meeting room. It was tixiiatid (kIt annual e mergencies. Alth ough Board Chairmt; Parents, insisting their bridge bui lt across a drainage costs of transporting all crowding must be solved. He Disgruntled parents, who Davie Sims conducted I I Ifor auto traffic. said the 10 currently used buses children's lives are endangered students would be $2 million, to fu ll y u nd ers tand meeting In good humor to this to transport exceptional appeared walking along heavily traveled The resolutions also request a $800,000 more the board's position when they point, he called that statement currently children, handicapped whether Palm Springs and Howell reduction in speed limits during spent, in additionthan to the costs left the meeting, were still "inunature and uncalle d for" physically or mentally, to Branch Roads, Jammed the school hours on th e two high. acquiring new buses, dissat is fied with th e action, and th rtatened to Jiut off special programs must be school board meeting at the ways and that "waist high" Culpepper's motion passedofcontinued Many said they had been public pa pa rtici tion. "We have . county commission's cour- weeds be cut along the Palm after board member Jean promised safety measures In to meet in the public, but we do thouse chambers Wednesday Springs Road shoulders. The Bryant noted that the advisory Layer said the school system the past and nothing was done, not have to let the public par. night. board asked that the county committee reports could be last year bused 1,600 "courThe parents distributed their ticipate," Sims said. The liner, owned by Cunard Lines Ltd., reportedly was leased to Bahamas Cruise Lines, whose officials in Miami were holding an emergency meeting. Most of the ship's crew are British. The 210-foot Coast Guard cutter Diligence in Key West would not reach the burning liner until 11 a.m., Johnson said. The 565-foot cargo steamship California was about seven miles away. by Heimdahl & Stoffel Y T' HEAD 'EM FFJ4T 'TI( PASS Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents IFII_I ±b load; 000NESBURy ?-;' c4 I7 '.."- ruffed a club; led a trump; rutted his last club and ran all his trumps to wind up with one spade and three diamonds while dummy hung onto the ace of spades and three diamonds. West had never thrown a diamond and East came to the mistaken conclusion that South had started with two spades and the ace-king of diamonds. He unguarded his queen of diamonds and the grand slam made. 11 I ( U The bidding has Well North East South 4 I'as.s 24 In the first Culbertson im jump raise to tflree of partner's suit was not quite forcing. Oswald Jacoby was one o(a group of Young experts who decided to play it as forcing. T Ii Culbertson followed along and I ,am 34 today the Jump raise Is forcing You, South. hold iii standard American, 4.tKe43A2 •Q44KQs7 The experts have gone back What do you do now to using ltasallnost forcing and A—Just bid three noirump. the chances are that within a Your partner must have a halfew years the standard bidders anced minimum with three will have changed back also. spades to the jack or less. TODAY'S QUESTION Today's hand decided an Partner continues to four important team match In a cut's. I What do you do now" most unus ua l way. Answer Tomorrow The bidding in the box is that as / wen 67th Year, No. 19—Thursday, September 12, 1974 - g wt_~3~ ft - 4 LONGWOOD— Plans to raise substantial water rate hike was street department; $198,800 ministration (including city corrected charges Bundy was Williams took the occasion to police department; $52,132 fire attorney and accountant fees due' to face Monday, the trial blast State Atty. Abbott Casselberry can be balanced to a balanced slate. A tentative property taxes 63 per cent to six certain, Council Wednesday night department; $9,700 city clerk's insurances, social security and will be delayed until the matter Herring's handling of the with out setting a tax millage, budget Is scheduled for adop- IIUtIS and to increase water is settled, Van Hook said, case— comparing his tactics to according to Councilman Edith tion by Sept. 16 and presen- rates were thrown out the settled on a four mill tax levy office; $19,160 water and sewer retirement.) The delay for the new was fortunate year. clerk's office; 115,707 municipal window by city councilmen Pay raises for city employes for those of the Russian secret Duerr. t.ation to citizens at a public across the state because Circuit The expense side of the court; $9,600 building inwere held to 10 Judge police. per cent "We originally estlmatej that hearing on Sept. 23. By state Wednesday night, after a four , CAPTAIN EASY T14AT5 HER. ALL 7 RIcHr,.. \ FERN FOYLE... I -LiA"DEVON AN HERE$ HER PARTNER. ARTHUR PIKf.. KNOWN TO YOt' :'EWERRYA,5AWEFZNON \• I I PIKE &6 BIT FISHY, WHAT?.YOU'LL PARPOIJ MY 5MALL JOKE, by Crooks & Lawrence PIKE& Ac':... ff7 MORE F1H! 5tJRf.,,IF 'if BLAZE5. REMEMBER7 ( ANt) WE'RE YOU'LL PARPN 21 THAT FRIENPLY OUT 100000 U5 FOR NOT EPJCiLgf,HMAJ w& \ ciIipç, LAUGHING' NET ON Dff'OE r . •1 _____ • *'..'- 0 I EEK & MEEK by Howl. Schneider if 1 AL PHABET 50L)P A H. I FCRGe)T —C7APE This week, Wiffiams issued a we would be transferring law, city budgets mmt be and one-half hour budget budget sets $120,091.68 for the spections; $10,630 parks and the board. Council budgeted no A. J. Hosemann Jr., now water department; $10,200, grounds; $13,901 bookkeeping increase in monthly pay for handling the case, this week final order before transferring workshop session, money to utilities from general adopted by October 1. sewer department; $102,112.50 department and $165,000 ad- themselves. said he weuld throw out the new the case to Hosemann for actual funds, but elimating the utility Finalization of the general council majority— Don The charges if a key witness is not trial — renewing his severe transfer appears to eliminate Fund budget is expected to produced by the state for criticism of Herring. tax millage," Mrs. Duerr said, come at tonight's sesSIon, Schreiner, June Lormann and at midnight Scott H. A. questioning by defense Repeating his earlier blast budget according to Mrs. Duerr. Eleventh hour completed attorney Newman Brock. against Herring for allowing "Wc originally planned to witness, The John McGrath, chief investigator Jack allot $200,000 to utilities," Mrs. department money requests allegedly gave Bundy $400 to be Fulenwider, a non-lawyer, to CLOUDY Duerr said, "but since utilities and settled on a budget calling for an inrrea%e in property In' distributed equally between subpoena and interrogate provide revenue, rates CUO DC of .32 mill (32 cents per $1,000 Altamonte City Councilman witnesses in the absence of a raised in that de partment for its operty evaluation wi th no Dan Drfman, and then- lawyerWiuiamscalls Herring's pr operation." The $200,000 can be hike In water rates. councilman Donald Myers. procedure "shocking, indeed transfered to the general fund By S r. A ('ol)F: deadline for submission of biL lile Authority adopted the however . McGrath has frightening." budget, elinunating a need for a Councilmen B. H. Ferrell and Weather I)etalls Page 8A is Oct. 3. herald Staff Writer Master Plan for the airport as remained in Tulsa, Okla., In Comparing the questioning, property tax, she said. B. L Helms and Mayor Eugene Also, the board members requested by the Federal recent weeks, and Brock has and the granting and later The initial $1,780,737 budget to continue Aviation Agency, prior to the been unable to question him as revocation of immunity to Jaques were absent. Helms There was no discussion of moved proposed by City Manager has miNsed the correspondence wi th bo th the final approval of a 11.6 millIon the law requires. Bundy by Fulenwider to the past three the proposed Seminole County Harry Hug provided City of Sanford grant - IN ApprovecJ FRANK AND ERNEST - by Bob Thavu ' By Authorit y - ODDLY Z THINK Z814 Index SHORT RIPS I'M STARTIN& AN INCEN71VE PLAN 1Z) HELP BOOST AN YCENTIVE PLAN..... by Frank Hill YOU MEM I_LL GET EXTRA MONEY POR EVEW JOKE I VaV LAUG 9 WISDOM TOOTH. th Around The Clock .........4A Bridge ...................4B Calendar ................ 7A Comics ...................411 Crossword Puzzle ......... 313 Dear Abby ............... 8B Dr. Crane ------------ 5A Dr. Lamb ............... 8A Horoscope ................8A IA _ - -c: — for the project. The perjury and conspiracy "Star Chamber," Williams for an council meetings and Jaques Jail on Sanford Airport grounds county and the eight per cent across-the-board concerning th e widening of Airport Administrator JS. charges against Bundy stem says "such shock and fright Is pay hike for all city employees. has been boycotting the at the Sanford Airport Boulevard into a four. "1ed" "Red" Cleveland said the from the state's contention elevated to sheer horror..." Even though $320,000 has meetings for two months since Authority meeting Thursday lane highway. The latest initial improvements of the Myers and Dorfman violated The judge goes to pains to already been sliced from the council began the procedures to morning. County Commissioner response from system election laws by accepting the say he is not criticizing Sid Vihien Jr., who requested the runways and lighting initial figure, Mrs. Doerr said reduce his $10,000 annual an opportunity to discuss the municipalities stated such an could begin as early as Nov. 1 money from McGrath through Fulenwider "for these errors that "It now seems that we can salary to $2,400. im pr oved access road Is In the Bundy. issue, was not present. of judgement. I know him to be still balance the budget and Leases of buildings on the plans, but the plans call for an Bundy and Myers have ada man of complete loyalty to his leave in the pay increase." Earlier this week council The Authority did discuss the extension of Lake Mary airport tract were approved for mitted to the state attorney's employer and one who would Specifics concerning utility appeared ready to boost county's crime lab project, also Boulevard, rather than (in- Starline Enterprises, Inc., office they falsely said all $400 follow any directives issued rate Increases and revenue' property taxes from the current to be located on airport proving Airport Boul ard. No Standard Law Enforcement was given to Myers w hen first him by his immediate sunerior that k .4Ii ha 'a in_ a.. _&... ti_ at.. .. . . ...- -. . - -e v -. . - �I 2 A-k~vening Herald Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974 Arabs Buying Shares In America Evening Herald 20% off selected men's knit shirts and slacks. By SHIRLEY CHRISTIAN ready sugar bowl: short-term said that Saudi Arabia had de. Saudi financial official said the more than they need. The World Some pieces can be pu t Associated Press Writer bank despcits of no more than cided to purchase several bli. figure would be less than Simon Bank calculated that the sur- together. Among them: The petroleum exporting 90 days. lion dollars of a special bond wanted, ountries are doling out money plus would grow to more than a -An offer from Kuwait to But some money is going to issue by the U.S. Treasury, s carefully as they did oil durtrillion dollars by 19&. That's pay almost $0 million for the In addition to the special bond P the less developed nations ng the embargo, but there are Treasury Secretary William deal, Treasury officials say that almost 10 times the amount the St. Martin's Property Corp., a iigrs the United States won't and to purchase arms. Small E. Simon visited the Mideast oil jred"inu countries have United States has invested British real estate group. Ku. !et cut off this tin amounts are being snentonreal thi s c.immnr0 Pit; to convince UIUUUUJ uYTs$u per cent Ot uuui zx oi between 14 1 The oil exporting nations estate and business in. Saudla Arabia and Kuwait to billion and $5 billion worth of the conipsny. Where Is oil money going? made billions of dollars from 'estments. -An half-Interest by the Ku. buy a largc quantity of the spe- c'tie T'arv , . the four-fold increase in Petro. ttttL"j•S and others wait Investment Co. in a $i The United States goern, cLal treasury bonds, He pro- ment securities sold to reign in tliø financial conuuunh. are '' leum prices and, in most cases inent 'v'd Ari ped that Saudi Arobf a buy countries this year t. I c'm (heir economies can absorb but men have been seekingha "we ll in excess of $5 billion" FejutWnt to talk for attribution. mrcial complex. .' e By the end of this year, the 10 They say they are afraid that a fraction of the earnings. Most of the oil mone -The purchase by the Kuweekend, The exact amount and terms members of the Organization of pending deals could fall through are holding on to surplus reve- there was wait Investment Co. of Kiawah an indication n par- of the Saudi Arabian nues, pu tting it in a safe and tial success' purchase Petroleum Exporting Countries and possible 'iture tran- Island off the South Carolina . financial c a sources have not been decided on, but a are expected to have $60 billion sactions might be Jeopardized. coast for $17.4 million. IN BRIEF Boycott Against Busing . BOSTON i AP Thousands of white parents have vowed to keep their children home today on the Iirst day of court-ordered busing to integrate Boston public school.' School officials urged calm n'1 police salu they 11ave the manpower for an Incidents. High absenteeism as expected and some parents pr ed ict a twoweek boycott to force dropping of the busing plan. A total of 18,200 studentc at all grades were to be bused under th e federal order to the nation's oldest public school system which is one-third black and two-thirds white. - . - .. Sale 5.58 : " rg F' ,, Vz Ii XX ._?, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. I APp - Clgarette smoke may be a major sour(e ef human exposure to pesticides, a .4 IF 1976 t-11 10 % vrnin Dorough told an American Chem,,:1 Society meeting that smokers and nonsmokers who breathe In the smoke can be harmed by pesticides used in tobacco pro )' Pardon Application I t n art Fund 71 'W " ' J4r I I John Merriman s Ruth Patio ck PHIlADELpHIA (AP) Ruth Pet1o, 64, noted for her collages of tissue and newsprint, died Tuesday. Her collages of ten depicted cities around the world. - Bea tty Ford KENSINGTON, Md. (AP) - First i.., Ford tur e - fl Steven Ford G1AR, N.C. (AP) Jo Merrlman, 50, a veteran television and radio writer and news editor of the S Evening News, was killed In a plane crash Wed n e day. Merriman started with CBS In 1942 as a pa ge. His coverage of the Apollo nights earned him an Emmy in 1972. - Steven plans; to work on a ranch for a year before enrolling in college, probably at Utah State University in Logan, whe re brother, Jack, is a se-' nior ear. y e: Carroll O'Connor temple of the U Jesus Christ Ot,aY LOS ANGELES (AP) Saints (Mormon) here and Can It be the same without described it as a uw Archie Bunker In "All in great experience for nw.,, the Famfly"? Mrs. Ford was escorted Norman Lear, executive by church members producer, said Wednesday through the massive white that if Carroll O'Connor building for a 90-.Minute does not report for work on tour on Wednesday. Th ursday he wilJ be wrn The temple will be out of the popular CR,5 dedicated in November and Comedy mj then closed to the pubUc. O'Connor refuses to cross The first lady, an a picket line of sulking Episcopahan, signed the electricians at CBS. ng guest book as "Betty B of the show has te1 Ford, The White House, suspended since Aug 21 Washington, D C' Lear said an alternate w L IT scnpt without AJ.. Jije is th ICft ue, anair,a rehearsal und will be taped TOKYO (AP) - Prime Friday night 11 O'Connor Minister Kakuel Tanaka does not appear left today for a two O'Connor's current United is unrelated to an States and three other earlier walkout over a countries In the Western con tract dIste, Hemisphere to promote that time O'Connor mnisseci cicser economic and t wo shows and turned cultural ties. July 30. the absence - L . ,. . . . . '. ' . " ' - - - a - rT ' L . . " '' ' THAT'S A LOT - . Dru B 1*tz r)nC r • I . . -- - _______ 9_7 47 . - / Sae .ç, ae Rig. $13. Men's Qiana' nylon knit print sportshhj to match slacks. Check the 4" long point collar. All easycare. 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There's no way this fair isn't going to open and entertain residents Wisconsin as circus wagon driver Dick arrow of Other embryonic presidential announced when they go on sale For the new model year, GM Zcaring, La. leads the 40.borse hitch at campaign committees areNov. the Wisconsin State Fair. raised car prices an average ; These fairs usuaUy are of a week's thiratloo permitting residents . functionlna on behalf of other The Chrysler Corp., which 1416 from all parts the state to view the variety of r also anJ'rnuncecl tentative 1775 Vega I. But the " s. entertacrs. climbed 12 per cent or ( zPdbtt, and ter F. Mondale of Minnesota, sticker prices on Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, said its lowest-priced product, 1295. Ford Motor Co. maid its compact Plymou th Duster, Wiu prices are expected to rise former Sen . Eugene abou t 8 per cent, or an average " McCarthy of Minnesota and ca rry 1975-model base price of of $418. Ford Is expected to reformer North Carolina Gov. $3,246. Terry Sanford. General Motors, Chevrolet lease specific figures today. 1 Chrysler increases average latest entry is a two3400, or 8.8 per cent, the firm month-old commi ttee set up by p expected to or said Wednesday, AMC, with a Henry M. Jackson, [) CO. • hea vy emphasis on smaller, ;. the same, wash which reported raising about i ri i I logo yviivv ira, issuea in. ,AULO IflUU3UJ sources 58 _j more than $100,000 so far, I I W creases averaging $300, or 7,7 t the cost to the consurner on : A Republican, Sen. Charles these lowestprlced cars cen t. ' from H. Percy of 'Illinois, put the the four US. auto makers will The bulk of the 1775 WASHINGTON (AP) - The Ities arresting 25 more funls1ng efforts of his own now exceed $3,000 In a lmost are going on in atlon, during which only an tin- presidential committee better-ae largest single drug bust ever coordinated raids, officials expected on ice every case because of addons autos, and despi te a slowdown I 00,000 tablets were conducted federal narcoties said they last month after Gerald R. Ford for popular options like radios. in the small car sales spurt, had crippled the found In the course of a I agents was accompanied by an multi-milhon-dollar all but sewed up the 1976 GOP market in Angeles For example,Ford says compacts and subcompacts e la borate publicity effort that illicit "pep pill s." risked tipping off scores of peran have been moving steadily. In response to questions later, sons targeted for arrest, however, the drug agency said But Drug Enforcement Ad- that at least 16 of those had ministration officials said that actually . P been indicted and : despite one news leak, appar- ar rested In late July and over ently nobody escaped because the Labor Day weekend, of the Publicity, although sev'*r Agents moved earher against eral persons still we being sought. And they said the oper- those Mviduals; because of y concern that they had been ation was so successful probably will try the Madison tipped off, an agency spokes. 1' man explainei Avenue approach again CHICAGO (AP) Carbon Rumzno and Sarlanis reportAs of late Wednesday, e ' monoxide from automobile ex- ed that all of their th Also, the lO million pills subject, had agency saidit had maythcr u po hausts ease he taken nearly agency plans to produce in slower reaction times while 100 persons into custody bility of traffic accidents, ac- breathing the in this court as evi dence were country, with Mexican author cording to two st'mdles reported mixture and carbon monoxide prior to the overnight operby the National Safety Council culty adjus had greater diffiting their speed The experimental studies Six of the subjects, who were published in the undil's ns s, made ir I search magazine, journal ng corrections, fewer steerills possibly jnf Safety ltearch, found at th di cating greater impact of the drivers subjected to levels of car bon monoxide on them, the carbon monoxide typical in researchers said autos suffered losses in alert- The seventh subject, a ciga. CHARLOVrE, N.C.(AP) - about 4 two miles south ofthe new and dwPness Of vision. rette smoker, made More steer. The Eastern Airlines jetliner Charlotte's Douglas '-Dr. Nicholas Rummo of the mg corrections, Municipal leading the rehad cleared its aporoach and Airport, but Environmental Protection searchers to conclude that he no definite cvipassengers settled back for an dence Agency, Chapel 11111, N. C., and that poor visibility may have been less affected by ,. ..,./ apparently normal landing pered the pilot's approach nKirlako Sarlani., of the Social higher ' carbon monoxide le vels. Then, seconds away from the Security Administration, Bald. Federal au tho rities hoped In another study, Santo Salexpecled safe landing, the craft ft officer, more, Md., conducted a driver vatore James M Daniels , a Brown University m)Wnly plunged Into a Jr, who also sun reaction time study with seen p)chologist, found six y oung ied ould uirnlield, killing 69 pe rsons volunteers of ages 19 to V shed some light on the crash. adult subjects - all nonsm The D0 disin tegrated and The subjects operated a driv. kers Ed Slattery , a spokesman for experIencJ narrowed " burst into flames as ing simulator for two hours, fields of it bounced the National Transportation vlson while brea thing from the cornfield Into a wood. Safety during which they were cxBoard, said the plane's :. carbon monoxfck' at levels nored hillside. Thirteen persons posed to carbon monoxide 1ev. mal in cars flight data recorder and cockpit . zM the crash on Wedn els commonly found inside soIrererdcr wtre both recov lie also found T that they had dab, including d stewardess ucd and were sprit in Wnahin,v I I iung automofles A xonn. a iL1ti,a - - A - ' ' 3 - Not So Small . ... -. - 111 June. i - '..., TREMONTON, Utah (AP) Steven Ford, 18, son of President Gerald Fort has been learning Utah history from hor. seback a week visit at the ranch of Mr. and Mr James Brown, Long. jj friends of Ford family. Steven went on . a hor. seback rick in western Box Elder County with Sheriff Warren Hyde, who told of the area's history, as he did during a similar ride wAth. Un.Vice President amid Mrs. Ford and the Bro s J swing tWoug 4T Y Rig. $5. Turtleneck shell with back zipper °olyester knit in white, navy, red, more; sizes S.M,L. Mock turtleneck shell in polyester knit; reg. 4 50, Sale 3.60 Rig. $5. 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This year, it American Motors brought the cars were introduced, a brand. took him only 9 months tora U.S.-produced $3,000 new Gremlin could be driven slightly more than $1 munon automolale closer to extinction home foraboutU,300 The Vega Wallace's latest report, uv. on Wednesday by announcin g began the model year at $2,237. ering the period up to Aug 31, that the tentative base price for The basic Pinto was U, 021 in shows that he has spent $1.2 the 1975 model of its smallest May 1974. rWon this year, slightly more car, the Gremlin, Is $800. Price increases during the than he raised ' AMC irman Roy D. Chap- 1974 model year boosted th e duced his cash reserve to about in said final prices on the co price of the average American S141,. pany's 1975 models would be auto by W. - Sale $4 WASHINGTON (AP) - Ala- incumbent President. was raised before lids year, barna Gov. George C. Wallace Next to Wallace, the best-fi- because Bentsen has raised has raised and spent more than nanced presidential hopeful is only $8,600 since Jun. 1. '' $1 million this year to gear up Bentsen, who spent $g,000 this Of all the committees, for a possible run for the White year and has $198,000 in cash McCarthy's is the most heavily Hatise in 1976, his finance re- leftover. Almost all that money dependent on a single onor. ports show. All but $40,000 of Wallace's dona tio ns have come In small • gfflsof under $100, the repo ' Wa llace is spending the mon- -- Li Drive 16 WASHINGTON I AP) -The lawyer for two convicted Watergate figures has indicated they will take advantage Pf President Ford's newly clarified offer to ccnsider Firden requ,-st.-. individually. Daniel E, Schultz, the lawyer for Bernard L. Barker'and Eugenio Martinez, said "we interd to submit an application." Reg, $15. Patterned dress slacks of double knit Polyester have wide belt loops, Western Pockets and flared legs. 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And to make an absurd situation even worse both sides are stockpiling so many nuclear weapons that those outside the country are now vulnerable to attack by terrorist group and could be held liostagé if revolts caused changes of governments in the host countries. These aren't the arguments of some woolyheaded pinko professor. They come from Adm. Gene R. LaRocque, U.S. Navy Ret. who now heads the Center for Defense Information, Adm. LaRocque told the Senate Atomic Energy subcommittee the other day that U.S. nuclear warheads and bombs stored in such countries as Greece, Turkey and South Korea are protected by concrete igloos and guarded by "relatively few men." "A well-planned, well-executed terrorist attack could easily capture our nuclear weapons and a fast plane or helicopter could get them out of the country just as easily." And if the host country suddenly became an enemy instead of a friend "we couldn't get those weapons out and we might have to fight our way in to regain control." It isn't had enough that we have two governsitting on such a storehouse of destruction but we now must face up to the possibility of a bunch of nuts or fanatics coming into possession of one or more of the most deadly weapons ever ments conceived by man. Just to illustrate the insanity of it all consider: Adm. LaRocque says that the overkill capacity of the Soviet Union and the United States has so increased that the combined raw megatonnage of ; both na ti ons is equal to 1.2 million bombs of th e type that destroyed Hiroshima. Is there no one in a position of authority and responsibility in either country to stand up and say 'Enough. This is madness. BERRY'S WORLD f - WASHINGTON - (NEA) - Until we get our cure ation. Unless we up the production of steel, coal, gas, aluminum, oil, food and a tistlufl of other cr1Ucslly short basic materials, plus Improve iniustjia1 efficiency, we are going to continue Indefinitely to suffer from runaway prices and rising unemployment. It goes without saying that we cannot attack - U I' 11 5 H a ai 4 It 4/ THOUGHTS YV1 d to j I ) wr you can ... and when Btezhnvv comes to to, cook him some of your super cheeseburgers 017 the outdoor qrill! For if a a= lim amy yews, let him rejoice in them all; but let him remember that the days ofdarkne53 will be many. All that comes js vanity. —EccL 11:8. a life long or short, its completeness depends on what It was lived for." - David Starr American naturalist. COCOA, Ha. I AP) - A mother and her 3-year-old (laughter were shot to death and two other daughters were in critical c(ndltlufl alter being shot by their lather while they slept, police report. Authorities charged Steven Purwin, 25, the woman's estranged husband, late Wednesday night with two counts of first degree murder and two counts of assault with Intent to commit murder. Officers said the bodjs of Carol Purwin, 25, and her daughter Christine, were found in separate bedrooms of the Woman's home Wednesday morning by Mrs. Purwin's Election Won't Affect Jury Probes - ..,. itrr . - - - father. The other two daughters, Stacy, 5, and Cherly, 1, were found shot in their beds also. They were listed in critical condition in a local hospital. Police said the couple had been living apart and had filed for divorce last month. They had been married for six years. Authorities said Purwin used a pillow to muffle his small caliber pistol as he shot eaei victim in the head. Purwin was arrested Wednesdi.y alter walking near the docks at Port Canaveral, police said. I I. High Price i—i.. Dickinson 'Favor' Revealed . ___ ___ _____ ___ ____ ___ —' . - The Discount Department Store TAMPA, Ha. 1 AP Florida comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" Dickinson suggested that his former law partner Frederick Prior be named organizational attorney for a West Palm Beach group seeking a bank charter from Dickinson, a banker told a 12-member Jury Wednesday. William DeVeer, a banker from West Palm Beach, testified Wednesday In the perjury trial of Prior, 49. Prior was Indicted In a federal grand Jury probe of Dickinson's financial affairs and methods of granting state bank - Of Success Here is a truly disturbing commentary on the times we live In. Top business executives, who have worked hard to achieve prominence In their fields, are now being urged to work equally hard to achieve obscurity and become J143t another face in the crowd. Idea is to help prevent would-be - either political terrorists or ransom-seeking crimlnalsT. from zeroing In on them as prime targets. "It all boils down to us never doing the same thing once, or reversing what comes naturally Like eating in a favorite restaurant, or being expected regularly at the club at a certain time, or taking the same route home after work," observed one business Leader at an executive protection seminar In New York. Inefficiency - unless we know their causes .' accurately. This seems beyond our capacity. Take recent testimony before Congress by two leading economic spokesmen. One was William , ' —, -R. Simon, secretary of the Treasury and representative of the Ford administration. The other was J.W. Abel, president of the United -_______ Steelworkers of America and chairman of the Economic Policy Committee of the AFL.CIO, an Such seminars are being conducted in major "hI n highly Influential In the Congress. U.S. cities by Burns International Investigation Abel, ___In short, said industrial profits have been Bureau, whose director, M. Fred Rayne, has going up exorbitantly. "corporate after-tax L) 4 testified on anti-kidnap techniques and urban profits jumped 2e per cent in the second quarter guerrilla tactics before the House Committee on of this year .,, after a 19 per cent increase in the Internal Security. quarter,(following) ,.. profit boosts of 20 ______ per cent In 1973, 25 per cent In 1972 and 17 per Corporate managers at seminars or at private ________ cent in mi." ___________ briefings at company locations are provided with Simon said that when the effect of Inflation Is a 26-page manual covering some 200 dangerous eliminated and more realistic accounting ap. situations, Including actual kidnaping, and how plied, after-tax profits of industry actually to react to them. Rip Van Sam declined by 21 per cent, from $36.1 billion in 1965 Some of the rules Include: tO.5bfluoninigi. He added that the effective StaYing out of the office, unless others are tax rate on true profits rose from about 43 there. cent In 1965 to 59 per cent In IM. Keeping vacation plans within the family, and "On this basis," said simon, "after dividend Letter To The Ed"tor not even telling the friendly barber about the payments, the retained earnings available for mountain retreat. re-Investment, which were $19 billion In 1965 were only $5 billion In 1973 ... Thus ... the sharp Editor Alerting the family to watch for and report to interest In a weekly feature on the library's police any strangersInthe neighborhood - in rise in profits was an optical Illusion caused by Evening Herald newest acquisitions and a review or two, In parked cars, afoot or slowly bicycling about. inflation. And this helps to explain why the ord, Sanfa. Fl Libraries In surrounding areas have found, ability of business to Increase Its productive Personally writing for hotel reservations "Story Telling Hours," successful to introduce without mentioning company affWation and capacity Is in jeopardy." Dear Sir: parenth and children alike to fun, adven t ure, picking up ti ckets at Simon sees this lack of profi t incentive as the airport when travelin g, . The announcement of the new h ours for our growth through books .... Or our Library could be and even then purposely arriving explaining why plant and equipment Spending Sanford earlier or later Public Library Is most welcome newsl a display center for our talented citizens' arts than expected. since 1960 In the United States was only 15 per With Tuesday evening until 9 p.m. and and crafts. With cent of total output, whereas France Invested 18 Shunning all publicity and eliminating name to 1 p.m. many more of us will be able per cent, Germany 20 per cent and Japan 27 per to take advantage of our and picture from company advertising. A bove all, I hope that enough educational and of cent And wtoss omestic investment "Business leaders come to our brie fings thatNov. 5, we have was 17 per cent for the U.S., 26 per cent for a straw vote to tell our County commissioners hoping they can learn all abou t personal safety Perhaps this isa signal for expanded servI In France, 25 per cent for Germany and 37 per cent to musical and educational tapes and recordings. that some educational dollars c,uJdbe well spent one easy lesson," says Rayne. "It Comes as a Jolt for Japan. Or to the loan of art masterpiece copies for our on expanding our library system with Orlando so to them when they realize they and their families Each man, Abel and Simon, had access to the homes and offices so old and young alike can our sutIns, and all of as, could get books by have to adjust to virtually a new lifestyle by same data. But their "fact?' come out 180 appreciate tre figuratively looking over their shoulders era that have been confined to nail and many expanded servlce en. degreesapart, a dreadfully Important dif. some far ference. away museum. J.E.ElseleIn, dies.cly." If Abel's facts and reasoning are right, Your expanding paper might find reader A.P.R. we are to crack down on Industry and Its profits, Paranoia, anyone? using these funds to bring us out of the economic ITtACC n fl..$ Lt ...._. -- e must UI. IJ UL U ,)4JUUU rigm, w take the opposite tack, easing the burdens on In dustry to end Inflation and unemployment Says Simon "...we must make every effort to expand our productive capacity. To this end adequate profit Incentives are crucially Important" Tco diametrically opposed solutions. If We adopt the wrong one we face disaster. It would seem logical, therefore, to go to some length to determine whether Abel Is right or Simon - or neltiu. Some simple research would do the trick. If they get ft wrong answm it will be our necks. Davis added that collectors got plates from a private firm this year said the plates MIAMI (AP) were of good quality, had no Surviving man congressman from Or- seems to be in one position, ter "the absentee congress- with 29 per cent of the vote, obscenities and resulted In fewDemocratic Senate candidates lando who led the first primary, philosophically, and sometimes man" and added, "Mr. Gunter running ahead strong in every er problems with missing or Bill Gunter and Richard Stone held a hometown news con' he seems to be in quite anothhas been part of the Washington area between Lake Okeechobee duplicated tags. have opened their battle for the ference Wednesday and reer," Gunter said. "It almost scene. He has to explain what and Ocala and picking up subOct. 1 runoff primary with (erred to former Secretary of seems to de pend on where he Is he has not been doin g about the stantial support in Duval and "Of the 25 coun ties receiving broadsides at the opponent's Sta te Stone as "the tw o-faced in the s ta te of Florida," e nomy for co tags made at the prison, 20 tax the past two Escambia Counties, record in public of fi ce, candidate." At a Jacksonville news con- years." collectors have reporte! Stone finished a strong a 39-year-old fresh'Solrletiriies, Mr. Stoii ference, Stone, 44, called Gun. Gunter led the first primary ond at 20 per cent, with most of serious problems relating to his support coming from North missing and duplicated nuniand South Florida. But Stone hers, plates bearing paint had to split his South Florida smears and smudges, and vote with state Sen. Richard illegible numbers because of a Pettigrew, who conceded defeat lack of paint," Davis said. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) "The election has absolutely after hearing from three of testified for l'-2 hours before the Wednesday morning after finA special nr nli4lnt, i......,... -IU IJVtU U (Jfl our iuneawe or u zIaueys employes b In- grand Jury. His records and lsmng third with 18 per cent of the Leon County grand Jury strategy or anything else," eluding his executive ta assis nt those of his de velopment corn- the vote. says sta te I nsurance Commis- Asst, State Atty. Robert Willis and a Gainesville executive pany, Bivens Arms, were subDespite a $25,000 last-week stoner Thomas O'Malley's deci- said in an interview Wednes- wbo O'Malley says loaned him poenaed by special prosecutors television advertising blitz, sive primary victory will have day. $38,500 to help pay for his Tal. In May. Gunter took only about 10 per no effect on its investigation of The grand jury recessed lahassee home. It was Busby's first appear- cent of the populous South FlorO'Malley or other officials. Wednesday until next week John Busby of Gainesville ance before the grand jury. Ida vote. pzayiie ()n Economy - a LI Anonymity To Come By needed In offices already crowded with impatient people." Gunter, Stone Open Runoff Battle Dad Jailed In Family Deaths DON OAKLEY Facts Hard Eastern Cuba was still moving eastward and showed no sign of strengthening Interests around Cuba and the extreme northwest (arIbbean Sea were advised to stay alert for later w eather bulletins and small craft owners in that area were warned to remain close to port. u. - — - RAY CROMLEY - ..,,,,a., MIAMI AP - Tropical Storm Elaine presents no threat to land areas as it trudges across the North Atlantic away from the East Coast of the United States, the Na- Just Ke ep Growing Well, the argument goes on both sides, we've got tomaintainparitywith the enemy; the national defense requires that we have sufficient strength to defend ourselves against the threat of international communism or, as the case may be, capitalism. But that stockpile that is constantly expanded is already at the point where: — The United States has a capacity of hitting every Soviet city of over 100,000 population with 36 bombs while the Soviets can hit every American city of that size with 11 bombs. — The United States can destroy more individual targets but the Soviet Union has bigger bombs with two times as much raw megatonnage. The destructive capacity of each country is about TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) The state Department of year tags emerald green and made by inmates at Union mates appear on the back of and! agree that these employes orange-and-white Highway Safety and Motor Ve- white. They will be good for the Correctional Institute at Rai. some, should not be subjected to this automobile license plate may hides said Wednesday that it period between July 1, 1977, and ford. "Tax collectors point out that situation. be among the last made In will ask the state Cabinet next June 30, 1980. a great majority of the personFlorida by convict labor if state week for authority to et bids •1- au,cg ' ' The new 1475 tsg will t ..., ,, •-i.., i* £V ,, (tj. handling tag sales are officials have their way, from commecial rnanufac. lur !'!'CC yeir Sicicr will lie reetiuns E'irector Loute and that many young women of to take a tiüzezis money for a One of the reasons for the turers for license plates for issued as renewals f tag and try to hand him a plate or 1976 and Walnwrlght that pr ivate pro- high school and college age ar switch, the officials say, Is that 197-1980. e of inferior quality or bearing 1977. duction is needed because of the hired on a temporary basis too many obscenitlea are getDirector Ralph Davis said he Replacement or new tags sold low quality of tags produced by during the 50-day renewal some obscenity. This has ting on the ones made by con. will also ask the Cabinet to ap- between now and the 1977 ex- the Inmates. He said ob. period," Davis said. ,The tax caused constant problems and victs, prove making the next three- plration date will continue to be scenities painted by the in- collectors feel quite strongly confrontations that are not JACK ANDERSON Nuclear We I FLORIDA 'Blue' Words May Cost Cons Jobs IN BRIEF - Your new WASHINGTON — Special Watergate March if Jaworski had not counseled that a —The President's lawyers came up with a In a phone conversation with Rep. Dan Home Delivry: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, 114.; Prosecutor Leon Jr.worski would have sought an sitting President couldn't be legal,y Indicted, Kuykendall, R•Tenn,, for example, the former quote from Alexander HamI!on who, writing in Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All indictment agalr,st former President Nixon "in a The threat of indictment hung over the for- President mumbled: "We've got problems with The Federalist, declared: "Tnre are critical other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. matter of weeks," according to sources familiar mer President like Damocles' sword. Sources that fellow ... uh.,.uh..." moments when a well-timed offer of pardon to with the plans, If President Ford hadn't In- who have had access to him in his seclusion at the insurgents or rebels may restore the "Jaworaki?" suggested Kuykendall. tervened with a pardon. San Clemente describe him as "totally weary, tranquility of the commonwealth." Under the "Yes," said Nixon. terribly depressed and completely despondent." Others have also reported that he seems to preamble to the Constitution, the lawyers noted, These sources say the special PFO5CUtOF One source has been struck by the "stark have trouble with the special prosecutor's name, the President Is required to "Insure the domestic intended to Indict Nixon solely for ObstrUctiOn of k'iciIntss" of Richard Nixon. He is "absolutely N %MrVW 'is We have established that President Ford tranquility." Ford agreed that a pardon, In Justice. Jaworskl believed he had "an Iron-clad alone within himself," the source explains. learned of Nixon's mental s-tate and Imminent Nixon's ease, would promote tranquility. " against the former President and would get an "almost certain conviction," our sourcesAll sources agree that he has complete Indictment. White House sources say the —Buchen and Becker also contended there report control of hisfacuitles, although his conversation President feared the Indictment could cause his was no evidence Nixon had advance knowledge sometimes wonders and his nerves seem frayed. predecessor a nervous breakdown, e Watergate break-in. He was guilty merely case would have heavily upon Nixon's psyche is "delicate," Here are the other reasons, which finally of cover up In order to avoid political emNixon's own tapes, which provide prima-fade report, that his loyal aide Ronald Ziegler and persuaded the President to move quickly to barrsiient in the middle of the 1971 Every now and tht.?zi it becomes impossible for evidence that he participated in the Watergate attorney Herbert "Jack" Miller took President grant Nixon a "fuJi, free and absolute" Pardon: presidential campaign. What started out to be a a sane person to read the newspapers without cover-up. Jaworskl's deputy, James Neal, had Ford's representative, attorney Benton Becker, Ford's legal advisers, Philip Buchen and political move wound up as a criminal con. throwing up his hands in complete dismay. already arranged for Secret Service technicians aside before putting him together with Nixon at Benton Becker, determined that a pardon was spiracy. The lawyers quoted from Sir Walter to testify about the taping system. It all seems like a bad dream. San Clemente. They asked the Judicious Becker the President's prerogative and had nothing to Scott's famous line, "Oh, what a tangled web we • Several small items cropped up in the news the Our sources describe Jaworskl as a man with to keep the meeting jj do with equal Justice, Lyndon Johnson granted weave when first we practice to deceive!" Ford a deep faith in the Judicial processes. They say refused to comment on the meeting, less than 200 pardons during his five years In the agreed that his predecessor hadn't started out to other day that would leave any rational person he simply could not ignore the verdict of the except to say he found Nixon "alert" and White House, for example, while Harry Truman commit a crime but merely had become en. gasping for air and pondering the futility of it all, issued about 200 pardons a year. House Judiciary Committee, which voted People have tangled In one. been pardoned for crimes that kept others In There was for instance the news that since the unanimously to Impeach Nixon for obstruction of The main cause of Nixon's anguish, according prison. Buchen and Becker advised Ford —The President and his advisers also took inception of the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks justice, nor the will of the Watergate grand Jury, to our sources, was the expectation that therefore, that the Nixon pardon would not affect Into account Nixon's 28 Years of political service, the United States has been adding four nuclear which voted 19 too t name him as an unlndkted Jaworskl would ask the grand jury to Indict him, the criminal cases against H.R. Haldeman, John - the last 24 under a national microscope. As one co-conspirator. bombs r warheads to its stockpile while Russia The distraught Nixon even developed a strange Ehrl1clnn, John Mitchell and the other alleged aide mused, "This Is a terrible way to go after The grand Jury would have Indicted him last Inability to repeat Jaworskl's name. has been adding one a such long service." conspirators. EPA Thursday, Sept. 2, 1974--5A 4 hunters, get set here for ,s !-shot savings! charters. 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Chicago Medical Society, To be specific, at the option of He writes a message on the the bureaucrats In Washington, "President's Page" of our bi- your very intimate personal weekly medical Journal medical records can now be published here In Chicago. demanded so those desk clerks "In 1974," Dr. McCartney can see if you ever had venereal began, "as In each year of the disease. past decade, the physician is Or a miscarriage. struggling with a federal Or an abortion. bureaucracy for the control of Or removal of a ani'erous medical practice. breast. "The Bennett Amendment Or bore a baby out of has significantly advanced the wedlock. cause of this bureaucracy. Or ever had consulted a "The American Medical physician because of nervous Association's advocating the tension or had visited a repeal of this act Is, therefore, psychiatrist for emotional appropriate, problems. 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Hospital authorities confirmed 50 persons — all but nine of them blacks —had died as a result of fighting that began Tuesday after the collapse of a white settlers' rebellion. The. revolt was sparked by the Portuguese government's agreement to give control of the govern. merit to Frelimo, the black guerrilla movement that has fought the Portuguese army to a standstill. There were unconfirmed reports that as many as 200 were killed in the fighting. POW To Be Freed Thursday VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) — Emmet J. Kay of Hawaii. the last known American prisoner of war, will Op freed nut Thursday as part of a general prison e?thange between the Communist Pithet Lao and the Laotian army, a diplomatic source reported today. The Laotian Communists gave neutral diplomats "a categorical assurance" Wednesday night they would free the 47-year-old civilian pilot with the first prisoners, the source said. Earlier reports said Kay would be one of the last POW's handed over. Kay, 47, was a pilot for Continental Air Services, a charter line. The Pathet Lao captured him when his small plane was forced down in Communist territory on May 7, 1973, and he has been held at Sam Neua, the Pathet Lao capital in northeastern Laos. In N xon VVhol esale Prices Go Up , Again Hostages Released Expenses WASHINGTON (AP) — Exploding prices last month Wholesale prices have risen staggering annual rate of 46.8 vember 1946, when prices Wholesale prices leaped 3.9 per The government's Wholesale ranged across almost the entire at an adjusted annual rate of per cent. Jumped 4.2 per cent. The only Price Index in August rose to cent in August, the second bigeconomy. There were subThe AVtst increase In prices bigger increase was last Au- 167.4 — 17.8 per cent higher 3 per cent over the gest monthly increase in 28 stantial increases for —followlngarjseof3,7 per cent gust's Jump of 6.2 per cent folthan a year ago. The index is years, the government reported everything from farm products months. The August rise of 3.9 in July was the second lowing the lifting of the govern- based on today, 1967 figures, meaning to industrial goods. per cent works out to a biggest in any month since No- ment's freeze on prices. that it cost $167.40 to buy at wholesale a statistical variety of goods that cost $100 in the 1967-base peri od. All figures are adjusted to ac. count for seasonal differences. Consumers seemingly can expect little relief In the coming months from the worst Inflation in years since wholesale prices usually are quickly reflected at the retail level. WASHINGTON (AP) — In cause he is under court order Meanwhile, the lawyer for would be subniitW to the WASHINGTON (AP) Law. the Last days of his presidency, Jus' Consumer finished goods, not to discuss Watergate-re- two coavicted Watergate fig. tice Department early next those yers for H.R. Haldeman have Richard M. Nixon received ur- lated matters. products In the wholesale urej says his clients will take asked that 400 potential Jurors gent appeals for pardons from Ehrlichman could not be quick advantage of President for the Watergate cover-up case former aides H.R. Haldeman rose two per cent. reached for comment. Ford's newly clarified offer to Barker and Martinez, both be dropped and the process of and John D. Ehrllchman, The Haldeman and Etu'Iichman study pardon requests individ. members of the anti-Commujury selection start over again Iurv Wn,hlnatnr, Pr4 -4 —A i' go on inai Wirn v tour other de- ually. nist Cuban community in In a legal brief, the lawyers day. fendants in the Watergate coy'We do Intend to submit an Miami, pleaded guil ty for their for the former White House Quo ting informed sources, er-up case Sept. 30. Ehrllchman application," Daniel E. Schultz, roles in the original Watergate chief of staff said a question, reporters Carl Bernstein and already faces a prison term of attorney for Bernard L Barker burglary and were con victed by naire sent to the potential ju. Bob Woodward wrote that 20 months to five years on his and Eugenio R. Martinez, said a Jury in connection wi th the roes alerted them to the case Nixon rejected both requests conviction In the Ellsberg in a telephone interview on break-in at th e office of Daniel they will be judging. and deeply resented the tone break-in, Wednesday. He said the forms E llsberg's psychi atrist. Specifically, they said, a let- and character of thn ter sent to the potential jurors The story said Nixon was es. in July indicated the trial would pecially upset by Haldeman's begin or four months and that the Jury as "threatening" and tan. would be sequestered "because tamount to blackmail. It said the case Is expected to create a one source said the request imlarge amount of publicity." plied "he'd send Nixon to jail If As a result, they said, the ju- he didn't get a pardon." rors have been anticipating the Haldeman's lawyer, John J. trial and their interest Is in- Wilson, told the Post that he tense in such events as the par- was unaware of any pardon redon granted to former Presi- quest but did not believe that dent Richard M. Nixon. Haldeman would use a threat. That pardon, the Lawyers ening tone because of his "gensaid, is sure to influence the 12 erous and kindly attitude" to. persons eventually selected and ward Nixon. will Impair Haldeman's right to Haldeman's wife said in Call. have his case heard by an im- fornia that her husband could partial jury. not comment on the story be. 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Watergate H a l deman1s ' Threatening ' Jury Sa id Inf uenced A reaBicentennia IP ro ects OKd 0 Forest City By BILL BELLEVILLE laughed, and generally had a At the "grass roots thing" recipes, and other cultural i n te stolen from l9 Laurel Avenue were broken by vandals herald Staff Writer good time, according to Homer last night, the commission gave vestiges that are for the most Concert Association that will stresses that tax money will not Wednesday a bb gun. who is also executive secretary its approval to: diseminole part unwritten, in rural areas Seminole County Commission •... ------has of the Sanford - .. — ioreer Days i F. ' r !'ng her wy Wh __••• • ••_•l•4••••• ., Leie. ! -u-' ' udLing Sanior'J iise e gova1lur a IrLouhty and community i asiàè one rk. sponsored by the 14 Girl returns, she will write a book history. The prod datL for extradayofhorseracing in the listed in satisfactory ccndifion chairman of the county spirit" to be today at Florida North Hospital Bicentennial committee Jackgoing where wethe kind of meetings Scout troops in the county, the describing her experiences and the performance in February of state and will allot all the taxes solemnly read the Park will take on the flavor of contribute it to the sernim Edward John Ciosek, 43, after being hit while riding his Homer said le 1976. collected from that day to the , "and with all this minutes and then proceed on to the country's Colonial heritage. Quality Court, Longwood is in motorcycle in Sanford the night's busi.ness. We'll have Boy Scouts will assist by Junior College library, state's projects." Local county the Seminole County Jail today nesday, by a car drive Wed' we should have one of the best The renovation of the wil— IMe Senior Women's club the type of meetings where erecting a log cabin. Gins will l initiate a project to committees, Homer says, must n 79, by Bicentennial observances in in lieu Of $5,000 bond, charged Stephen Charles Holden, everyone will enjoy them- make soap, wash clothes by Bradley McIntire hou e3in beautify the Lake Monroe match state contributions with with possession of stolen 2401 Orange Avenue. nation." property. The committee met for the selves, hand, and generally live in the IMngwood, to the tlrca 1880 era waterfront by landscaping, cash or in kind donations. Kimbrough's motorcycle was 8 during which It was built. This irrigation, construction of Pioneer days for a week. second time Tuesday night to All of the themes for the Each county in Florida has Its Roger Lee Strawderman, 901 total loss and Holden was give their official approval to own committee, and each Action 76 committees win fail Georgia Avenue, Winter Park is charged with is a combined project of the sidewalks, planting flowers, — Barbara Muller,Juni music Longwood historical society etc. On the Seminole County Jail in right-of-way. failure to yield five Bicentennial projects that committee is totally in. instructor into three broad categories: at Seminole will be carried out In the county dependent in deciding how to College will walk from San or and Mr. and Mrs. Richard lieu of $1,935 bond, charged with — Heritage (restoring and All Projects are funded by a emphasizing of traditional in the coming months. But they plan its celebration, Horner to Independence hal fordVenable, who have already careless driving, reckless Cosselberry in contributed to the structure's combination of local matching structures and also heard local folk singer said. "No one tells us what to Philadelphia, camping IOut driving, no driver's license, lifestyles restoration. fun&-40natiOlis of cash or in driving under the Influence of Barbara Muller sing and play do; this is a completely grass along the way and recording — Festival (the parades, William Cash, 21, 26 William the dulcimer , they talked and roots thing." kind goods--and state revenue celebrations, fireworks, etc.) regional folk songs, tales, alcoholic beverage. attempting Clarke Court, Sanford is listed — Bettye Smith will coor- especially set aside for the —H&icns(doing things Ut to evade and elude police, and in fair condition at Florida win be Wting and meaningful resisting arrest with violence. hospital today after the car he to future generations) Machinery valued at $120 Was was driving crashed into a tree reported taken from Strom. at Qucen Mirror Avenue and Cuts [)u e The county Bicentinnel berg-Carlson Plant on Rinehart Winter Park Drive in Labor Ltmrirlinrlz F:nr4 commission is divided into Road in Lake Mary, Wed. Cassel S berry, late Wednesday three grou ps: North, directed nesday. night. I i by Deputy Chairman George Floyd Oliver, 414 Basewood An Orange County Sheriff's Brown; South, led by Deputy Street, Altamonte Springs Deputy and a • Casselberry Sam Kizilaw, and Oviedo, led by reported television valued at police of ficer were in pursuit of Deputy Keith Stone. $564 stolen from his home Cash at the time of the wreck The regional groups will mee t Wednesday. for suspected armed robbery in Individually, Homer said, Windows In the homes of Orange County. No charges WASHINGTON (AP) — A regrouping periodically with WASHINGTON (AP) — La. The Edna N. Shushter, 10101 have been filed. House subcommittee intends to bor leaders at President Ford's will be kept on unem. "We will not permit the bur. 13.5-million member AFL-CIO, "compare notes." trim the 050.000 request for second economic mini-surnmit W former President Richard M. call ed almost unanimously for will plo)mlent and the government den of necessary economic re. complimented Ford for being Bob Wetherington, assistant "act with compassion" If it stra[nt to fall on those members willing to listen and ca ll ed f Nixon's transition to private an end to tight money policies gets outof hand. director of the state Cornof society least able to bear the "new thinking, new Ideas and mission, will speak before the life, the chairman says. which have pushed interest About 5.4 per cent of the work costs," Ford said, new directions.,, -Sanford Rotary Club on Sept. 23 "You can safely say it will be rates to record highs. and will later meet with the "rho labor leaders echoed on cut considerably," said Chair. county COflhlflittee to Wednesday the thoughts exman Tom Steed, D-Okla., of their activi ti es and exchange pressed by a panel of econopressed House executive offices appro- mists ideas. at the first mini-summit SEPT 13 priations subcommittee, which SEPT. 12 Homer said that the BicenSept. 5. But a change in tight Sunshine Kiwanis Club, 7 takes up the matter today. Basic Interior Design, tennial committee needs all money policies has been resist, a.m., Cavalier Motor Inn. Thursdays, 7.10 p.m., C AEC "The paring knife will be ed by administration officials. kinds of people to do all kinds of sEPT. 14 Bldg. 15. Call Seminole Junior wor king a ll through is ing," things. "We have local civic th th The labor leaders also Alcoholics Anonymous said SN-ed. College for reservations. and governmental groups charged that the government's 'omefl's Group, Jkily Cross He said many congressmen anti-Inflation policies are not represented," he said, "but we SEPT. 12 Episcopal Chur.h Parish "don't want to approve a nick- working also had a housewife offer her and may plunge the WASHINGTON (AP) Lake Brantley High Scbool [louse, 400 MagnoUa Ave., 2.3 el" for Nixon because of Presi. This year's corn output will tor of economics, said the crop services as an administrative country into a severe recession Farm animals will have inore be less than 5 billion bushels. figures mean no chang Band Boosters, 8 p.m., band p.m. dent Ford's pardon for him, e iin ear- assistant at the meeting." with high unemployment, corn to munch this fall than rooin. All parents of band SEPT. 16 Soybeans, which provide pro- 11cr predictions that retail food But Steed said Nixon, as well Anyone interested in members invited. Discussion of State Sen. John Vogt Wili as any other former president, FoAt the start of the conference, government experts thought a tein supplement needed to mix prices in go up 15 to 17 per becoming involved should call band activiti es for Year and address Rotary Club at Ian. rd announced an effort to month ago. But that probably with grain for livestock, also cent for all of thic vanr l •hn )WIIU$U teA '..UUIIIIl deserves trnncltinn I.,— of cornulI1 will do nothing to lower con- improved slightly because of cludthg fund fund raising to pay for cheon meet in at reduce unemployment I by further increases his sub in the rnmlttee merce which will serve as the q uniforms. Meeting sumer prices for beef, pork and rains in August, but are esti- last half. of Band Civic Center. His subject will can cut it to expenses so well creating 85,000 new public Jobs. c o unty committee ' s poultry. be citizenship. mated at less than 1.32 billion Booster officers and Loard, justified that Congress will BPheadquarters. Until Ford said he will speed up the drought gripped the The corn crop, which feedz bushels, down 16 per cent from p.m. SEPT. 16 prove It. jjriu nni1 '1 4IIU'.0 UI u. &iuiu, uie nation livestock, was hurt 1973. Alcoholics Anonymous, "This Is an emotional thing," already 12 the corn, economists were preset aside for jobs to be a bit less by the recent drought Wheat output this year be thctin SISTER, Inc., noon, Ca valier closed meeting, Holy Cross Steed said. "Unless we're able created In state and local In the Midwest than had been gaI2percentrjse In ea record of nearly 1.8 billion •i Episcopal Church Parish to bring out a tight welMn'ii. n.s"......,....'- nv Paclatornnt ti. c.-a a.ii V1 1711. uu an ther House, 400 Magnolia Ave., &9 merited bill it will be in serious $1.3 billion will be available to anticipated but will still be 11 bushels, up5per cent from 1973, per cent below last year's although the crop is a dLade less p.m. SEPT. 12 Paarlberg said rain has trouble. And from the tooe over local governments for manpowrecord harvest, the Agriculture than forecast in August. meant a "substantial ImproveDepartment said Wednesday. Don Paarlberg, USDA direc. nient in range conditions.,, meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal Group, Holy Cross Episcopal serious trouble there, too." Church, Parish blouse, 400 Ln urch Parish House, 400 He referred to the Senate apMagnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. propriations subcommittee Overeaters Anonymous, The Songwriter's Guild will hearing on Wednesday at which 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs meet at7:Oop,m. at theB.ee-Jay Chairman Joseph P. Montoya, Civic Center, Highland Avenue. Recording Studio, 2500 Silver D-N.M., told General Services Open to all compulsive eaters. Star Rd., Orlando. Guest Administration chief Arthur F. s.' speaker will be Eric Shabacher, Sampson he was "givenaow SEPT. 13 Job" by former Nixon aides. Sallie Harrison Chapter, SEPT. 11 There will be a run-off for the Montoya made the comment CASE (Community Activities Volusla County Council District Daughters of the American L when Sampson said Nixon aides Service Five seat between William E. Efforts), 11:30 a.m., Ronald Revolution. 2:30 p.m., at home L. Ziegler and Stephen Keller of DeBary and in. i of Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, 910 Ultimate Answer House, 121 Bull told him at a San ClePalmetto Ave. with Miss Irene Sunnytown Rd., Casselberry. mente, Calif., meeting how Nix cumbent George V. Beck of - New Smyrna. Hinton as co-hostess. Judge Orders will be taken for new on needed the $850,000. referral directory. Bring lun ch, Wallace Hall speaker Keller, who had the en. Montoya and Sen. Mark Hatcoffee furnished. Constitution." dorsement of the Deltona field, R-Ore., sharply ques'Counc1l received i,eoi tioned why Nixon needed more than twice the $370,000 transl. votes or 38 per cent. Beck with tion money that went to former 1,766 votes tallied 37.2 per cent President Lyndon B. Johnson. in this close race. Sampson testified that a spe. Defeated were Former clal $100,000 Watergate tapes Edgewater mayor Dana T. SEPTFJ1BER 11, 1974 HIley E. Parson, Longwood vault Is required under the Am.strong with 739 votes and Bettye Jean Warren, Mints ADMISSIONS agreement for safeguarding the Maurice A. Eve, DeBary Robert C. McOlvin, Osteeri tapes over the next five years. businessman with 4. SANFORD: Kevin Ra thel, Winter Park ' ' / I Donald Fach / BIRTHS / ('I, 'LL IJTIDr eY#,-1, 1W11141111VCieus £LRAI I's. Lmnuvall, a gtr Asher Kanner Sanford Fredric L. Scott Mr. & Mrs. James C. (Rile) Frances B. Lucas Parson, a boy, Longwood Earline McDonald DISCHARGES Isaac Sanders SANFORD: Granville C. Eubanks Eli za beth Ann Eleam Marjorie Benton Willie Preston Juanita Holden William J. Payne Juanita Hill Betty Wallstrom Willie Pearl Mason Phoebe D. Wallstedt Henry Teat Geraldine Wright, & girl Frank U. Froehlich, Della E. Galloway DeBary Louis D. Rummel, DeBar Anna E. Webb, DeBary William J. Lynch, DeBary Ethel Keoghdwyer, DeBary Euene P. Field, Deltona Elsie S. Reed, DeBary Richard V. Woodley, Deltona Robert B. Bennett, Deltona Elizabeth Ricketts, DeLand Rebecca Conners, Deltona Hose G. Martini, Orlando John H. Rinck, Deltona Handy Risner, Osteen G(MRAL LOCATION MAP Charles 0. Kettring, Geneva hlallie M. Lucas, Osteen OTAlL MAP Steven Weldon, Lake Mary Barney B. Boston, Oviedo Robert W. Jackson, Deltona LONGW000 PROQCRTCS• Lie. 0. OULLY ORi—iou WRa.zva, A—ltAgnc&jftvv,) To A-I(Agcicvlh.ws) To Henry Thompson, Venice Ethel E. Schuette, Longwood cn (H.i;bcPood Comii.rc;cI) NO (PIid LkII Caisrt) .4111! ATLANTA. Ga. (AP) - A jury begins deliberations today in the trial of a college student charged with murder in the slaying of Mrs. Martin Luther King Sr. If convicted, Marcus Wayne Chenault, 23, of Dayton, Ohio, could face the death penalty for Mrs. King's sla)ing in a burst of gunfire during services at the Ebenezer Baptist Church last June 30. He also is charged with murdering deacon Edward Horkin and wounding a woman churchgoer. Mrs. King, 70, mother of slain civil rights leader It. Martin Luther King Jr., was sht as she played "The Lord's Prayer" on the wgan. Chenault contends he Is innocent by reason of insanity. Two psychiatrists, the only defense witnesses, testified Chenault was insane on June 30 and still is. But under cross-examination both said Chenault can distinguish between right and wrong, the test for a person criminally N i:t UtJti :{.jt Lc.. Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974-7A - Durango Way, Oakland Hills, and Hsve Yvan Sheng, 2800 Terry Waldrop, 613 SU1th Tratiwood Drive and the Shop accessories valued $150 and GoRoad Store, Street reported autoat parts and City allatIn9415 Forest this year as his successor as stitutlon being readied under Addis Ababa was reported accused the emperor and the emperor, was believed en route military supervision, and that it quiet, lxii western embassies feudal landowners who with Military reformers pledged o to Geneva from Oxford Univer. would provide for a free press advised foreign residents to him controlled the country of democracy and a new deal for sity in England to see his ailing and a representative civium, embezzling millions of dollars, ri.tay indoor-.. government. the peasants today deposed father, The airport In Addis Ababa encouraging bureaucratic cor. Residents of Asmara, EthEmperor Haile Selassie, the Unofficial estimates put Se. was reported closed, and corn- ruption and doing nothing to a •--' -"•- —. Iacic's wealth aL4Ud(; H; pt, .• world's oldest - — ' L3*U 311fl,.r.iL °P' the effect! c! mi, ____ ______ ____ P-rieu t1wt LTowds rejoiced in cliima, making him one of the Ethiopia were cut. wo under asL the streets when news spread world's richest men as well as years killed an esthnated 100,. Earlier, reliable sources In 000 The 13-man military com thit Selassie was overthrown ruler of one of the world's po r. persons. the EtWoplan capital reported mittee that has been running An eyewitness said Selassie est countries. that the military had detained The military committee Ethiopia for several months was taken away in the back seat But Selassie reportedly con. the emperor's only surviving said It was recalling the emper. of a blue sedan, tended Ut much of his wealth Wednesday accused the emper. or's 58-year-old son, Crown The announcement that Se- has been distributed among his daughter, Princess Tegagn or of refusing to return billions Work, who is the wife of a Prince Asia Wossen, from Swit. lassie was deposed was made chfldren and cannot be recov. aristocrat accused of nutssive of dollars from secret Swiss zerland and would make him a by the 13-nian Armed Forces ered. rmbezzlement of public funds. bank accounts and other reposifigurehead king without any au- Coordinating Committee. r An American eyewitne said tories thority. The sources said the deten. It said parliament was a detachment of troops moved tion of the princess could signal However, the Prince suffered closed, the constitution susthe 82-year-old emperor from Selmie himself has been un. A a stroke nearly two years ago. pended, that troops were formthe roundup of other members der virtual house arrest for his marble-lined palace in the HAILE SELASSIE A friend in Geneva said he of the royal farnily. ing a provisional government several weeks, confined by the central Addis Ababa at 10:30 still partially paralyzed and and that civilian cabinet minisa.m. and took him to the head. The Armed Forces Coor- army to a radius of three miles spends much of Ids time in the ters were asked to remain in Troops were deployed at key dinsiting Committee, a group of around his Jubilee Palace, quarters of the 4th Army Divi. hospital. their posts. slon, a ramshackle walled en- points. The city had been put anonymous officers who have which the reformers have na• The prince's son, Zere Yakob, It said church and state would closure near the railroad under a night-time curfew at been directing the gradual mill. tlonallzed and renamed the Na. who Selassie designated earlier be separated in a new con- tracks. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. tary takeover of Ethiopia, has Lial on Palace Accused Slayer On Trial o- Evening Herald Sanford By The Associated Press IN BRIEF HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Four North Americans held hostages by a guerrilla group in Ethiopia since March 26 have been released, a spokesman for Tenneco Inc. reports. The four include three Tenneco employes and a United Nations geologist. A Tenneco spokesman refused to discuss on Wednesday reports that a ransom had been paid to gain release of the me:s. There had been reports that the Eritrean Liberation Front. which seeks independence for the northern Ethiopian province of Eritrea, had been seeking $3.1 million in ransom. The Tenneco spokesman said the four men released are all reported to be unharmed. They are Powers Cayce, 36, of Plainview, Tex.; Motta Tavela, 52, a UN technician from California; Clifford N. James of Walkerton, Ont.; and James William Rogers of Greenwich, Conn. The Canadian Foreign Ministry announced that the four were to have been taken to Khartoum, Sudan, for a direct flight back to Houston. The four men were captured while prospecting for oil. Ethiopia ns Oust, Arrest EMp eror % POLICE BLOTTER .% Orlando, Florida GOLDEN TEE,lfic. '..!IR,.got,, C- Z(Ossrel R.taiIGrcloI) 8 A-I(Aca'Ms) To R-IA (Smqt. .ity SlAtolld 1 Eldoln 7Cnit,Honi. Rd. s'ti1TtM CU.XATS f iLL U hi til :c oia O Tp( zci; OWTOR Wu. 8' Cct6e(RL1 i() P(R$(5 AIIcj AT TaiL R$C PtAR.'eG WILL PCAFO ORALLY (m,$ s' & ccidrr&Eo FRO.I T?.( ID T&C AS 1020 NECESSARy flJlT'(R CVLt$ WILABLE LU CALUG 323-4330 EXT 305 TODAY. 1ii. �I 8A-Evening Herald .7 Chiles Had No Primary Favorites HOROSCOPE (;ENERAI. TENDENCIES: An unimportant Friday the 13th and helped run Home's Senate Adams would be Askew's major tion, state Sen. Sherman Winn, mary. With no tinx present today. You can lake the usual steps effective 1955, attended Florida with Mallory Borne, all three are campaign. for y to increase your attractiveness. Congratuja That's because Chiles has State Sen. chard Pe ttigre opponent. But then citrus 1)-Miami, had secretary Lulle others w alumni of the Florida gIs1aSo their achievenenla Chiles found It prudent to millionaire Ben Hill Griffin, Bhidworth pack his personal been friends for as long as 20 and Rep. Bill Gunter, the leader ture with Gunter and PeW- remain neutral In the De o- Chiles 1970 Senate campaign fi- belongings in his Senate office years with the four top vote. In the ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You want to have a good time Democratic primary, grew. today, but do not take any unnecessary or cratic Senate Pay getters, explained Jack Prid. Winn defeated Daniel Jot$' nary, nance man, entered the Chiles expensive risks. was Gunter's best man Chiles served an even dozen lull. U His Reefl. Chllo*'_sthfr. 'ionforma' inn m '-;;L.. of Miami Lakes but some neutrality there came primary KWaII against Askew. when Gun'.er !Hed his we• years e C!n L.rc i ATnwS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Add -I.-I...• I.w,.iil tr J fr_ '4 liw hla frI.nd thought the early in the gayuua tu - inã iiie, tt iuii.ej' Teresa (1w u to harmony at home and Ar- thrve years Wiwone. Former rnor's bring out the best in bo th yourself and those race cost Chil Iueam Wuui was tearlast Week C0fl' es $200. Griffin, Chiles dwell wi th you. Man how to become more successful, also, who ful of losing. Reatl GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Get Information "One of his friends heard and keep ap. a I pointments that will help you succeed more quickly In about ft and put up a sign In his future. Solve utilit> matters wisely. Shop. Go office that said, 'Chicken MOON CIfII.DREN (June 22 to July 21) Study your financial t Little's home," Mrs. BludI'sit1on to know there you stand. Don't rely on usual adiser who orth said. is bus% now. Handle own affairs intelligendy. NEW YORK (AP) - The the Council of 0 LEO (Jul)At the White House meeting, text, means excess money, J.L McMullen, who lost his 22 to Aug. 21) Take the treatments you need to malfunctioning economy may visers chosen Economic Ad. ernment will succeed In holding third bid for the Secretary bring out your particular charm now when social life will be by Nixon. of economists of various leanings In theory be the nation's No. I That leaves many people down prices? improved. A group affair can prove most interesting in p.m. Alan Greenspan, the chair. acknowledged a State's office Tuesday, has al. need for mone. wondering about the problem, as President Ford has man, has reiterated his belle VIRGO Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 ) Plan future m e w ely, ei PY f tary restraint but agreed chological factors or is ther indi cated, but once again Wa2. will they conclude that tered his nickname during his - for ex. :done r with clever organizers, Endeavor to help that the money supply must one who is in sli the government doesn't under. election attempts over ill( tergate has pre-empted the No. main tight, despite ghtly easier money might ample, the failure of leadership s real trouble. con. the now be in order. But tand the and will fail years. problem I attention. they may that played so large a role I LIBRA f Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Get together with gc*d pa sensus of economists at a White not have been convincing. Is and He went on the 1960 ballot as frustrating the Nixon adminis. to control inflation? For a month it seemed in. House meeting Sept. make the right arrangements to further your aims. lb' 5 that the "Mac" McMullen but was Usted Greenspan stated at midweek tration' good friends of new a cq uaintances you made recently. to If the answer to the first Is makea flation, recession and related money Supply should be eased. that "inflation is essentially a nation.s attempts to control in. Avoid in 1970 and this year as "White difficulties haunting every troublemaker tonight. "yes," then inflationary psy- Acre" NicMullen. The Federal Reserve Board financial problem, so if we are Juse, %%iultI be epos by has responsibility .~ chology might be defeated. Y,")111110 100. 2.1 to Nov. 21) Solve credit matters for con' to brin k; inflatio n under control INIc, Nlulk In, , l.ive Oak pea . an d Itrcy eme civic matter that is in a stagnant state. Await . IX)n't The most Important psy- "Yes" to th e second question a better eventually routed by decisive trolling the amount of money we day to do something conscructive about it. have to strip out the finan. ChOlOgical factor can be sum. wotild mean the "buy now be- and peanut packer, sells his fed into the economy, it can cut clal bloat." products under a "White Acre" action. mari SAG IITAHIUS (Nov. z2 to Dec. 21) in two questions: tile supply if it feels too many cause prices will be higher Study those new interests Financial label. Those who but doni make any moves as yet on them held that view now dollars are chasing Do until you too few "So many people in our trade are better aren't so certain. Whereas the goods or release more prepared, listen to suggestions from one with different funds If CX- pardon channels got to calling me perience. Do something thoughtful for mate of President Nixon was the supply seems in p.m. Insufficient. 'White Acre' that when I called decisive and required no CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Keep promises made The big controversy over S I people I got to calling myself • others carefully. llyou encourage your mate, you get to conference, the No. 1 problem, tight money now Is whether it 'White Acre' and It cut red ta pe along much the economy, remains In the might be strangling domestic Ix-tter. Avoid one who is trying to make trouble between you. d1lo stage. and got me right through," he AQUARIUS Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Talk over 0 II A industry while failing to hold i i Or") mutual affairs with said. "So it was my trade that one ho is important to your scheme of things, as well as e President has indicated it down prices of oil and o ther Imflucntjaj, and get good results. Avoid one is Th w too late in th e Con. ports. put the name on me." who tries to block YOU. gresslonal PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 2) Improve surroundings session for enacting Opponents of tight money atthings in better working order. A day for action and Meanwhile, two cam pa ign ers and get anti-inflationary legislation. gue the nation is on the verge of then tonight And ta ke it easy. Don't let some fellow worker down. h ran Into difficulties while flying the Inflation battle Is being a deep recession and the IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY . I . (ought wi about on the election trail. th much same atthe economy needs an Injection of he or she wdl be niagnetic, will have the desire early to become famous, Ex-paratrooper Askew was titudes as the former adminis- financial energy rather than a NEW YORK (AP) and Re. per foot before taxes and ex- was a promotional work hard at studies, so be sure to give gimmick, will tratlon's, it the ft ba led one to il out when an member that $6 niillion check penses, that is. the best education at by a chairman of further restriction, schools where organIzatl Is ta ught. Th en was later revealed. IU check engine started smoking on his th Evel Knievel was waving the fine qualities in Reached at his home in Butte, was a fake, this chart can be fully expressed throughout the lifetime. You campaign pla ne. around before his rocket launch Mont., Knievel says he believes On Wednesday, Arum reiterhave to encourage your son or daughter in Fortunately, the plane was on into the Snake River Canyon? between one million and one ated his earlier estim order to permit the best to emerge. Give good grounding in ethics, religion. ate tha t the pound In Fort Lauderdale Well, it was a fake, and one-half million persons theater "The Stars im pel, th ey do not com pel." What von make of receipts would total at the time. The promoters only gave watched him yo ur life is largely up to YOU! fall into the about $15 million, with promoPettigrew, meanwhile, had a Knievel a $250,000 advance. The canyon, at an average cost of tional sales and other monies close call check was putt' rubber when the brakes fart $10 a person in closed circuit bringing total revenues to some failed on his campaign plane of the publicity that both Kjije- theaters throughout the coun- 821 mIllion, during a landing at St. peters. yel and the promoters dreamed try. Gate receipts at the canyon That's $5 million lower than burg. up. ttself came to about soo,000. Mum had predicted i 1 ~~ - " only days "We almost went into the There's another thing that Is ,/ BY POLLY ( MF,11 Robert Arum, the New York before the Jump, however, and drink," he said. "The pilot had II:W I. . I still floating around in their lawyer who heads Top Rank, even the revised figure may be to steer sharply to the right and minds: the actual amount of Inc., the promoter of the mo. on the high side. DEAR POLLY How do you put body into a nylon lace money the whole extr we went off the runway, over a avaganza torcycle Jump, has guaranteed After promotional fees are grassy embankment and a tablecloth? Mine does not hold starch and sugar water would get earned. Knievel the larger of ei ther $6 su btract sticky from spilled punch. ed , Mum says Knie- taxiway and up an embankJOAN. I The promoters have released million in cash or 60 per cent of vel's share of the gross will be mont. DEAR POttY-My Pet Peeve Is with the lack of old-fashioned various estimates of the grog, all receipts, Including the the- about $9 million. ROUGH bath towels in the stores. Our large family is scattered but so far nobody has produced ater gate, Promotional sales "Fortunately the embank. all over seven s ta If that figure holds, then _____________________ ment was there or we woul tes, None of us can find such towels so have DEAR DR. LAMB What Insulin two times a day any firm figures, All that Is and other Income, minus van- Knievel's net earnings would have hit a and hoard our old ones but we all need more badly. Present day soft known is that Knievel probably causes sIuglthes? D1t ilydergine tablets to fence," Pettigrew , ous unspecified promotional ax. co keep his towelmkersmay say the ir towels have me to between $3 to 3.5 mU. said. occur in everyone after 45 yean blood vessels open. They were that si earned a lot of money absorbent side b ut mil. ' nsestobe paid to Top p de on the ones we find Is TOO soft. lion after the 5oto6oper cent of age? Is lack of exercise, closing due wui-r Towel makers, lions by his account but noto diabetes. My In the days before Knievel's taxes he expects to pay, plus the country body is sure. drinking too little water, question is, will smoking two Hearing? "Sky-cycle" tumbled 700 feet $1 milli DEAR POILY Mrs,J.D.W. who wants on he has already laid to make a round fJ. But If current estimates work into the canyon, he had been out for the launching ramp, overeating, being overweight packs of cigarettes a day cause length LaWe cover should first measure from floor to table top, out, Kpievel's rocky quarter- displaying the 11 and heavy food part of the him to tired all the time? He across diameter of $6 Fa H.ar,,, Aid the table and down C'tc million check, three "Sky-cycles," leasing the to the floor on the other mile ride earned him problem? be years old. Will it clon side. She will need a square of $6 66667 offering, for i nsta nce, to pay for canyon and other expenses, INS.H,ory lyatl material this wide across both Ca,, his blood vessels? And, will a ways. Use one width of material centered a round of drinks wi th it. That Cau.b,ti ffv*f .s of 4 DEAR READER on the table and then _______ There shot of whiskey help his cu. add the necessary 0-04 N-0 _________ wicths at each side to make the square. are many causes. and it most cula tion? Fold in half lengthwise and then in half crosswise definitely is not necessary J'mst so fabric Is four layers thick. Make a string compass. Place material because you are 45. Some of on the _______________ DEAR READER — No floor and thumbtack one end of string on double corner fold. lie most alert, active and in. diabetic should smoke. No one pencil to other end of string mnkn, fr1,.., fa...4.1 ,._..,..t ,. I....,.4L -. ______ lded Pc0F 1 vow are well C deIther(ort mat. edge.Drawaflarc.c l penc inem° Over 43. It is often a fram of ter. A diabetic has an Increased a circle the desired size that is ready for hemming. MF11111111"TMIM11111110tio _. . I — VELMA. *1 . mind, bagWy a Jack of in. likelihood! of f&Uy. chole3terol DEAR POLLY — and Mr&J.D.W. — When making a circular I 110 . . . .. ter"t in life and your environ. deposits In the arteries and III r length skirt f ~ . t , 8 oo or a table, use a skirt hernmer for marking the menL Often It is from a lack of changes in the arteries leading length and cut with pinking shears i so it can be cut without I . !~__ _- ~,-challenge. Considering all the to heart attacks, strokes and twinming ,~ IXN in to be poor circulation c rculat on to the legs DEAR (,IRLS Do remember when such a ** c tackled that aseems a bit skirt Is to be . . hemmed. Allowance for the hem must be ridiculoik I made before cutting, A This often contributes to . I . very narrow hem will lay flatter. I i suggest using Pinking shears to gangrene. T0baCCO multiplies make a finished ; edge only when such a skirt is of felt or of a At about middle-age many the likelihood plastictied fabric. Hemming by . I hand makes a better looking cloth. ; ~ d realize the limited ones they I,etics. It is plain At 'd k . , started out with., 7be kids are sense that if you have an in, are cut (in ieee e strai ght of the material never try sewing . I I raised or off to school. The man creased risk to start with that II a bias cut ght edges strai Is usually in a steady job and you shouldn't multiply it. of the larger piece of fabric. To cut I like to the square of cloth ort the table, being sure it Is very things settle down to between ,. ___ I* ___ __ W II I I !i Cigarette smoke causes the straight. Then -- -____ ___ ----. I sit on the floor to cut to the correct length or uta the peaks of tweedle dee and ho ti on the uinzng table to make the job . hum. Now you can be tired or small platelets In a bit easier on the ~0 '."' responsible for the formation of as you say sluggish for ederal ~ abloodclot,toclump. This reasons, too, but 'in the Flori a. 1 - • find, number of instances it is be a factor in the Increased . I related to boredom and per. incidence of heart attacks and • • . nt sonality or psychological fac- vascular disease • . . tw& Just look how energetic .. . . . i I I I I you get when you get mad I • • Whiskey does not keep the . I.:;., ! - 10c stamp, a-shee' Ali Unse other things you circulation open. It does I . I thing beneficial for cu.. • , mention are Important but no . ~ , . of st they often follow as a result of culation. It's only possible . . I benefit Is as a tranquilizer, For ~ loss of interest in other things st mps . people wh need a in our Sanford besides food and television, . I" )ou can get some benefit . ch rg . flAD TD ? i OlD ?v but .j • . LJI.JUI *1(1. 4tmu ." my being pen. xtra s rvic husband is a diabetic. He takes dent on alcohol for that is a a __ misLike also. In the diabetic it ~ E=i~_ .--- Fed6ral .9f Mid -. I---ri ili~&T can contribute to liver damage. 6 0 -.-r'—-I FuRy liver is often a co ' U licatmonofdm be L be used sparingly, If at all, by a PICTURES IN 60 SECONDS diabetic. Diabetes can cause ou fatigue, but 30 can many other ~ 0 factom I ~ .... -. e .... -- a ergate Back On ToP = Again s - - POLLY'S POINTERS Some Seek Out Rougher Towels What Causes Sluggishness ? - - - - - HARD of CaU 834.8776 - - - '-- - -. - i I- ____ __ -. e. "Where Ca,n mp" ' i - - et G* A 0 ' - . . - • -- F • d - - Ivin • - . . • - • a a e . u e -_-.. HWY 17.92 NEXT TO UP • ~____ i . _ ______ - ______ - * -= p e - - -- POLAROID -- Send your questions Lamb, In care of this wsps- drc(ejng it night. Rim iflvl wartr no twm,d with scattered I rfierUi**rr, manly 4 the WPer I0 and tow I I 01,Q11 S47 a M , 6:17 P M i I** IV49 & fnl Perf Ca"Awral— high 5-31 dfhI UlUorn, low 11 37 arn - uu LAND and ask for the "Losing Weight" bothltt. CAMERA LIST $19SOO -- - - ~ ~Gnyurd '~ ~ I I . I I 11 I I' I - I w - II: A , . a BABY BEEF - .- \ i a • 1 MID . —________________________________ ---- XMAS—FREE DEMONSTRATION __ __ - I Way NOW FOR - - 11 _0000MM%, __ I I - 1. 1 -1 I . LAY AT PARK 'N" SHOP I SAVW4(-,S * AND IOAN AS50( 1A I ION Of I . 1I • I . Sanford, Florida ' ~ - - • •'\ SAVE ON OUR 111 . - _______________________________ ( . L __iiY SX,70 rmorningi low, 73 PAMY CtOuOY fhravO FrWoy with Station, -New York, N.Y. 1(019. tt'ance Of afternoon ttun. For a copy ci Dr. Lamb's ocrummoem. Hips in t,RW oft booltlet an being we0k aW 10,A "S &W lows foniot in rn;d ros, So Cents to am SUN aidmu Winds rwtheasterfit to to 15 rA r'otblIty 30 I , -- — - : ------. ______________________ 4A Evening Herald — . Thursday, Sept, 12, 1974-9A ,ti— ft IDI he War People - rX1'1 I e'1fe I 4) I C eck 'v4\/'() Ru bber WEA BARGAIN SECTION TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) ctrs In high-level politics began baough, two years ago. Gun. Sen. W il bur Boyd of — Bradenton, He donated $100 to Gov. Reu tributed $100 to Griffin's cam , at the University of Florida. ter's first wife died In 1970. played no favorites In Tues. Chiles, who one of Chiles' best friends and bin Askew in June when it P paign. recleved a B.S. deWhile Chiles had no school his 1970 day's Democratic Senate pri. gree In 1952 and On the eve of Tuesday's dec. campaign manager, peared that Lt. Gov. Tom a law degree in ties with Richard Stone By CARROLL RIGI'TER - _JJ-- - --------- Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974 For Friday, September 13, 1974 I I 1P refer To Forget Production Cuts Brina Price Rise "The olproducing nations future ones won't be drastic Hope. price of oil up. Sawhill, on the o il producers to join them in the other hand, predicted that the are determined to maintain the enough to force a repeat of last cutback. The fact that the The United States can hope The Herald Services price of oil would drop because high price of oil," said Barger year's energy crisis, Barger that in a few years the price of cutback was announed inerode support for President It looks like John Sawhlll, of a worldwide surplus caused In an Interview just before the believes, but will be enough to o Thleu's war policy. il will go do because of dicates, possibly, that Saudi SAIGON - (LENS) - Viet. The South Vietnamem an. America's energy chief, is by belt-tightening among the cutbacks were announced."But remove the present surplus of increased world production Arabia has been persuaded to m's biggest battle since the nounced the second devaluation %TOng. the high prices they have now oil from world markets, a from industrial nations areas outside the Middle go along with the cutback plan. efjre In February, 1973 , of the piastre In a fortnight on have cut down demand for oil surplus estimated at some two It also looks like Tom Barger, King Faisal of Saudi Arabia EasL In the short term, it can On Aug. 22, Kuwait, ?*~ed uIt all over the world except, oddly million to four million ff had been threatening to Inbaeia a hope that Saudi Arabia, Idealmost w d. rises for soldiers and civil largest oil company, is right, nounced production cutbacks enough, in the United States, day. nation that has opposed oil crease his oil production If the orl started on July 17, when servan earlier this year did (Europe and Japan have "Ttle Venezuelans had sidd cutbacks, can still prevail over other producers cut back on that will erase The price of oil won't go the world communist forces overran two reduced their oil conswnption they would not allow the price its fellow oil producers. not enable them to catch up down. At least not enough to plus of oil. theirs. South Vietnamese Ranger with the by more than 10 per cent, while to be cut," Barger noted. "They soaring cost of living, stem the huge flow of cash out "lam not sure how they stand Which means that energy the U.S. Cbeses near the district capital and "Saudi Arabia is the only food Is in short supply. b con!umptlon, though were perfectly willing to of the cut United States and Into conservation headaches on this now," Barger said. of Due Due, in the northern will be below last year's estimates has back production of their oil na tion that has instead called Although Saigon radio has Arab coffers. Mi this is bad news for the wi th America and the rest of the 111Province of Quang Nam. for a reduced price been making great play with because they can't spend all the of oil United States. There are For the last few weeks world for many years to come. nevertheless gone up,) are inaking nuw.11 (because of worries that the The South Vietnamese threw the idea tIvit Nor0i Vietnam is Money the) , , Aidtspread fears that tlie "So the oil-producing nations come 3,0(x) extra troops as Barger - tile ' '1111 who has high price of oil is causing in- Arabs' newfound oil money, suffering from from an economic Barger has been crying . Now that the know they have to do somethin Cassandra to an unheeding been proved ri ght and wishes he to lPorcements and launched producers ternational financial of its own, and even have mad e their oil big move to in- now being heavily Invested in in, prices, world , predicting that the hadn't is the former head of large-scale bombing strikes. graver leadership problems, and that keep the pri ce of oil up, there is stability)," Barger said. the West., will give the ofl. meanscutbackin production" The lighting still continues with this seems Arabs and the other oil ARANICO and presently a to be wishful 9 only one thing left for the Barger noted, however, that producing nations a mortgage think, producers would soon cut back consultant on oil and the Middle 4,some 10,000 North Vietnamese ing. The cutbacks -both those United States to do, according Saudi Arabia has been under on the future of the United o keep the East, troops massed around Due Duc. announced Aug. 22 and any to Barger. The eclipse of General Giap, 11 intense pressure from the other States, Japan and Europe. , North Vietnam's defense mmrainAll is not completely bleak for The battle matters for two iste r since 1946 (with one brief the West, though, as Barger :reasons, apart from its scale. intermission), now seems to be sees it. 'The first is that the North Viet- complete. According to AmenHe believes that in three to namese appear to see Due Duc can sources, he is suffering five years there will be another d the neighboring town of from the form of cancer ca lled surplus of oil despite the best Dal Loc) as a stepping-stone Ofl Hodgkin's disease. But his role efforts of the oil-producing 'the way to Danang, Sou th in North Vietnam's remarkably nations to contain it, and that by Vietnam's second largest city, durable system of collective ll80 the price of oil will begin to .12 miles to the north-east, leadership has probably been go down again. From Due Due they can shell exaggerated by western ohThat's because of increased Danang a city swollen with servers. I. production from areas like W3r refugees, where the huge Ile conduct of the war In reAlaska and the North Sea and former American air base lies cent years has been at least as continued belt-tightening ° most unused with their much in the hands of Lo Duan, among the industrial nations, Inese-built 130mm guns. the first secretary of North together with the development They could also strike at High. Vietnam's communist party, of new reserves and production way I, the main road between and General Van Tien Dung, capabilities among the present Saigon and the north, the chief of staff, who was made oil producers. Second, offensives of this kind a full member of the politburo But for now, and in the short'iwallow up South Vietnam's in September, 1972. General term, the price of oil will strategic reserve and its Giap's political derrdse is not remain high. Very high. .dwin&ing economic resources. likely to affect North Vietnam's Oil now has a posted price of i North Vietnam is staking a present strategy of waging a about $9.75 a barrel, of which F 9reat deal on the hope that the war of attrition in preparation the oil-producing nations net economic crisis In the south will for a ma jor offensive In 1975 or about $9.30. 1976. During the 15 years prior to 1970, the Arab oil producers averaged only between 76 and . 86 cents per barrel. r That huge jump In price is financed by the industrial nations, who by the ..:id of 1974 will have paid members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Saudi ff Arabia, Kuwait, Libya, Algeria, Iraq, Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Iran, The Herald representative or envisage any Venequela, Ecuador, Nigeria re turn of Hashemite rule to and Indonesia) over $60 billion. West Bank areas relinquished CAIRO (LENS) "Though this huge transferal dent Anwar Sadat's effort., to by Israel. of funds has been very But the Palestinians claim mediate between King Hussein disruptive, the oil producers th at Sada his priva te disof Jordan and the Palestine aren't going to overwhelm us Hussein, Libe ration Organization have financially," Barger said. agreed that a disengagement e sour. ' Theyre not about to buy uPall The communique issued after agreement sliould be negotiated the stocks on Wall Street.11 I I llng Husseln's visit to Egypt as quickly as possible between Instead, a great deal of the stated that the PLO was the Israel and Jordan — and that money is going into develop. Jordanian Control should be ment pro ects in the oil. es P° Palestinians "except the producing nations. areas as Israel withdraws Palestinians residing In Tho Iranians, for example, Hashemite kingdom of Jot- from. TALLAHASS EE - It's partners In the now-defunct operation In the Cocoa area still somewhere else under a new pool builder Out Just announced a revision of I. Check the They are unimpressed by dan". It did not specify that this aIWZY3 swimming season in Abcos Pools Corporation which building swimming pools." name, and doing business until with the local Better Business their five-year plan," Barger president Sadat's subsequent Florida, o it's always open came under Investigation last Although reluctant to con- the heat builds up, people start Bureau and the city oc- said. 4applied exclusively to the East #Bank and not to the Israeli. explanation that the king should season on unsuspecting pool year following complaints from demn the Abernathys on to lean on them and they fold up eVatio "They're envisioning nal license office. have "only temporary custody' buyers who fall for the ex- dlienta who occupied West Bank. claimed they gave nothing more than past per- their books once again and steal spending $69 billion over the 2. Get references from over the West Bank. The result has been a sudden travagant promises of swimDonald Abernathy deposits to formance, McMahon said they away," he said. "Th III at's builder and talk to the people next five years, of which $45 The PLO's quick response to ming pool hustlers, :and possibly decisive, shift in build pools but couldn't get him are allegedly under precisely what's happening who have had him install POOlS billion will be spent in the public And the hunting must be good to begin lPalesUWan policy towards the the communique was that it construction," vestigation in Cocoa for with the sector for things like dams, Aberna th ys but th ey for them, 0 whole peace-making process. would not now attend the plan- because. according to William IN101ahon said. "In January, swindling $1,000 in a quick- aren't the only ones so we keep agricul ture, steel mills and 3. Read the pool guarantee I The Palestinians believe that ned meeting with Egypt, Syria E. McMahon, assistant director Abernathy turned over checks switch deal involving two local issuing warnings to consumers and warranty and ask other things. They anticipate a Sadat has deceived them on two and Jordan. Egypt and Jordan of Consumer Services for the for nearly $8,000 to Robert banks. to be very careful of who they questions a bout anything you growth in the gross national reacted to this by saying that If Florida I: Department counts: the status of p of Bishop, Director of the Division 'The Abernathys are prime do business with and what they don't understand. If the product of 25 per cent annuall y. andthefutureof the West Bank. there is to be no preliminary Agriculturt, the fly-by-night of Consumer Services, in set- examnples'oI how get-rich-quick sign." "The has resulted in a questions are answered :A few weeks ago the Egyptian meeting to sort out the dif- pool builder3, like old soldiers, tlernent of the claims." operators feed on the unNicMahon said a recent "pool evasively or go unanswered, tremendous boost in the living At the time of the settlement, suspecting consumer, get shark" article by a ma jor beware. :president assured the PLO's ferences be tween Jordan and never die bu t neither do they of all these counBishop said Abernathy was whatever money they can and Florida daily has some ex'newly elected executive the PLO, then the full Arab fade away. tries. 4.Poolcompanieswhichhave A case in point cited by facing larceny charges in Polk then move on," McMahon said. cellent 0'onimittee that his attempts to summit scheduled for Sepadvice for In other words, oil is a boon all their own construction com. 'arrange a compromise with tember 3 would ha ve to be McMahon inolves the Aber- County and was under in- "We can investigate corn - prospective pool buyers. He panies are more likely to back not only for the wealth citizens nathy brothers, Donald and vestigation by Hillsborough plaints, sometimes we can get said If they would follow the .King Hussein would not affect postponed. the installation and the pool of oil-prodwing countries, but This, in turn, caused a fresh Mark, who operated a swim- officials. .~Ls position as sole Palestinian the consumer's money back simple rules outlined by the than are companies who eln. for the common people as well. wrangle among the partici- ming pool construction firm for "The Abernathys sub. and frequently we can force the paper, they could be fairly well ploy subcontractcr,. According to Barger, this has . pants, with about eight Arab several years in the Tampa Bay sequently indicated that the), con artists out of business. assured of years of satisfaction Never pay for a pool in been true for many years. 5. governments favoring a area and ran afoul of the law on were lehving the state," "Unfortunately, we have no from their pool rather than advance; arrange to pay when As one young Saudi Arabian : postponement and four, includ- more than one occasion. McMahon saId. "Now we have way to keep them from simply aggravation, frustration aid economist told a visitin g VIP 20 various stages are completed or Ing the PLO, opposing It. Then, "The Abemnathys were reports they are back in setting up their operation finan ci al loss, years ago, "In 1945, Saudi when the pool is finished to your I. u tni. Arabi. SUlflIflui i Post• Arabia i had 'u a total government satisfaction. poned, it is very likely that the of $10 mullion. Last year 6. Don't sign a pool contract income W Arab-Israeli Geneva peace we imported 1110 million worth of food. vaguely scheduled for January :v. 'Even the king can't eat all 7. Don't be misled by otfer,of dill be put back too ;-i4" ,-that by himself" reduced prices In return for The PLO's present position is . % t: 1. 0 Despite their seeming unity, permitting your pool be used as -~__ I that it will not consider going to 71:~ there are wide differences in - -_: LONGWOOD - South Geneva unless the Sadat. . / _.-_ " I 1 / 8. Be Itery of companies philosophy among the oil. ,Seminole Veterans of Foreign Ilussein communique is with_,=_ Cl By JAC WERB The Herald Services - - , - - - - folicies Of Arab 'States Tangled - - State Warns P Of I Sh k tongw ood : ' ' ft I 'IV Awar Housing Program Rates Up uxiliry unit have won the some doing. ,VF'W national Community AcWhatever now happens, WASHINGTON (AP) kivides Award of lionor, former Yasser Arafat's pol cy of work_4 * has Higher prices have prompted :y JPO5t Commander Donald Ing vAth and through Egypt chreiner said today. been jeopardized, This, in itself, the government to increase the p emobles the more militant mortgage maximum, interest flonal hdnor for cum,munity guerrilla groups to make the rate and monthly payments un. r a special low-interest service was awarded because running. homeloan program. ofthe$250,000worthoffoodand The PLO Is ore more con71w program, part of a $10.3 7 .0ther goods collected locally sidering the formation of a billiOfl us ng pac ge anand nd glen to Kentucky tornado government in-exile seek nounced last May by former (i ctims earlier thIs year. Arafat went to Moscow to in announcing the award, Soviet recognition and support President lUchard M. Nixon, is ' the mortgage maxJohn J. which, it is believed , will be increasing j Commander-in Lang said the VFW national forthcoming in full measure. IM11111 board of judges praised the post But it will not make up for spokesman said Tuesday. Lenders had told the govem and its auxibary for the drive Egypt's defection. With everyand initiative members showed one working at crosIs-pirposes - by coining to the aid of stricken inter-Arab politics have seldo~ houses for which the W,Owoo t provided enough money. r- fellow citizem in another state. twen in such a tangle. . - . " , - -- . - :: :.. 7~ ': - . ~ - ,. - . - . ... - T,L"1 - K - - - - - I), - - MERCURY MONARCH Introduction of the h1eicury Monarch will be the feature st. traction at the debut of the 1975 Uncolus ind Mercury% Friday, . .P . # a wn an . untry Lincoln Mercury, Highway 17-92, A1119"imml. This model 14 available In four models, a two and fourdmir kudAn in N o %cries -Monarch and Monarch Ghla. Areas like Indonesia and Job is Algeria can "use all the money payment before the started. These are usually "hit- they can get," Barger said, For and-w" operations that win that reason tk*y want the priev take Your Money and leave of oil high, but they would town before finishing the Job or, prefer to have some of the other quite possibly, before even oil producers bear any further mainta in that high pro "Ilyoufeelyou'vebeen As they have, in byacrooketi pool builder. get All of which nx.ii I !t1,11 in touch with your local Better Business Bureau and also with Sahtll, as Barger sees it, was the Division of Consumer too optimistic. The price of oil won't go Services, Florida Departinent of Agriculture & Consumer down. Services, Tallahassee," The Arabs and the other oil McMahon advises. "We can't producers will continue to roll bu, in money. promise anything mei And the United States still tw quickly, elp a few energy headaches yet to we can be of considerable h come to the consumer." . •. �-. -. .-. IOA-Evening Herald - Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974 South African Press Code Slowly Strangling P apers Drivers Beware: ' Ju mp' By Rules JOHANNESBERU (LENS) - One of the take action to CMW them. proprietors' union decided council, presided over by a Although most journalists again to try the course of remarkable features of Sout ap. judge and with punitive Africa is that, for all h were o pposed to appeasement, pent. POWe, wW force newspapers the Newspaper Press Union, authoritarian tendencies, it It has redrafted its code of to censor themselves. "Let's the proprietors' organization, conduct to require, among has a vigorously outspoken drew up not do the government's dirty a code of conduct with other things, that P13. newspapers work for Is thejr arguWhe ther the press will go on a press council to adjudicate should show "due care and ineni •uUIeis see IIasti lesser of doubt: the newspaper owners, speFor the most part the code ters which can have the effect two evils, and believe lled out normal newspaper of stirring up racial hostili under pressure from the ty precise wo rding of the new practice and emphasized the between different racial groups prov'Jjop, government, are proposing public's right to he fully in. ... and which can affect the pre will result in the what many people fear is a formed ss council's decisions still form of self-censorship. safety and defense of the being based 1agelyonap There have been However, many journalists country and its people". To this newspaper practice. that it would has been added the power to threats of official action to "discipline" the newspapers thin end of the wedge and that me key to the situation is If fine offending newspapers BYFRANKMACOMBER The Herald Services -. , ,- - 1~. . \ - I 11), _________________~ the good . ..' . 1 iE . - does GLENN MEYE Local Man P jumper restore the Daytona -Then, ground point risis then C battery insulated, e th characteris LYLE '. S-f,:, - - . ' ' - " S avings__A4or Than Rainy Day Funds - . i~- .,.. ' ' . - . ________ -. __ - - - drained away. Health and educational services might a , have to be curtailed. Living :''Y" MONDAY_Private ParII.S_TUESDAY. Private Parties TUESDAY-Sr. Hockey I: P.M. WEDNESDAY 5:00. 5:43 Freestyle PUBLIC SESS Adult Class - ..... Beginners PUBLIC SESSION ' ......... 5:45 5:45. :3O :3O. 7•1S 1.30.I0.30 ... - Reservation is FIVE-LIGHT CHANDELIER embellished with Spanish -bronze scrollwork and crystal glass bobeches. Regular Price has crystal center urn, frosted chimneys and polished brass trim. Model M-1035-1 Model M-2240. 40.19 ................ Scotty's Sale Price Regular Price . .. 29.95 1. ........................ Scotty's Sale Price ......... . .... 26.89 21.95 Village Club- St. John's Village-Fern Park-meet 1st Thursday & 3rd Thursday-7:30 P.M. Winter Springs Senior Citizen Club- Highlands Club House.j 675 Shepard Road--4th Friday-10:30 A M. Young At Heart- St. Andrews Presbyterian Church-9913 Bear Lake Road-Forest City-bid Thursday of the month 1:00 P.M. Coed Jail Hopes 1~. To Aid Adjustment ':: ..... SATURDAY Morning Skat........ 10:00.1200 ' F1 SKATING RINK domestic investment, con. 322-9353 2700 W. 25th St. (SR 46A) - T ~o , . ,` - . .4 ~\ FE Santo,tJ 312 W. First Street F* 11 _____ _______ OVRDO of O%Iedo fr Ffcl Center WIN111t 1250 1 re Rrud E ORANCF11 M ofFICE City OFFIQ jljtf, Ri,d 414 .0 I S 1 12 r, LE CINTURy PLAZA )fH'fl,nvsti4iii, enti ve n al correctional center is under who fail knew nobody, had no construction here at the site of skills, didn't know how to talk to the old boys' reformatory. The a woman. $43-million project will have Full details of the coeducaroom for 360 men, aged 16 to 21, tional program have yet to be and 72 females. The women will worked out. The male section is be transferred from the Niantic supposed to be finished in early center for women, which is 1976, with the female side being pt ed out, sc heduled to o pen late r that "It's a more normal, a more year or ear ly 1977. healthy environment for people Another reason for the twosex the Area decor of an, Ih ott, nn gl,iry light Antique brass trim. Ceilni hooks . 600 of chain for each iqht are included Model SL-7491 Recjufnr Pti Scotty's Sale Price GLASS CEILING LIGHT has black rust-respt taft holder arid cap, and clear fluted glass Model S1'750.7 has sparkling clear crystal ice pattern on white Model S1140 . . 6.18 549 Scolty's Sale Price coed. There will be no shuing way offended or broken the law of beds, Dr. Hickey said, me way be Inmust in "The more you tend to Isolate carcerated or his freedom must people from what life Is all be limited in some way," said about in the larger world, the Dr. Hickey. "The question is, to more difficult it is for re-entry what degree must we limit for that individual. "If an individual Is absolutely Freedom and what things should not be limited for the good of the has decorative ambtir scroll on while glass with black tram-, Model SL-710.7 7.98 0eqular Price 0111 terror-stricken by conning out of individual himself and again for 5.49 prison after three years be. the society at lar ge. cause clothing styles have "In this kind of setting, by atchanged or he has not had the tempting to limit the number of opportunity to interact with restrictions or pressures placed other individuals In a healthy on the individual, the chances way, with people of the opposite sex, clearly he will have a more for successful reintegration should be greater." WALL DIMMER SWITCH . Scotty', Sal, Price .. 3.96 .- 2.89 DECORATIVE BENT GLASS CEILING LIGHT / /\\ cado Regular Price ------ Regular Price ........ Sal. Price I'tfcr,IFS,,v(: 329 2.89 ______ has ciear - Price 2.89 has scalloped shade walnut wood finish spindle, black scrolls and opal glass ball Model SL.8250.6 harvest gold or SL8250.34 avo (:. / THO,Im i i~ has stem and leaf pattern on white Model SL-143 -_ii RECTANGUI..AR ',JFIXTURE Model 6600 Scotty's Sale Regular Puce 3.29 CHAIN HUNG FIXTURE Scotty's Sal. Price Scotty's Regular Price ... r __, 2469 18.95 SALE PRICES GOOD SEPTEMBER 13-19 OUTDOOR WALL FIXTURE Scotty's Sale Price ......... 26.95 OUTDOOR COACH LANTERN 411 in sparkling white glass With embossed crystal bottom and polished chrome trim and chain-switch Model SL21 1 Scotty's Sal. Price WHITE 12" BENT Regular Pti BATHROOM WALL LIGHT Regular Pj'i 31 .59 - - his priorities, come to First Federal of Seminole. We always put first thIngs first by concenirafing Matinee. . 1:00.4.00 PUBLIC SESSIO.. 7: 30 .10:30 Late S&ate 10:30.12:00 MELODEE - grams educational, Industri. service to inmates is Improved. al and recreational will .e "A person who has in some i - tal capital resource of 14.1fl2 trillion, enter. He wIll be stath,nel in LIse of funds: gross private CHESHIRE, Conn. (AP) difficult time adjusting to life Connecticut correction officials on the outside," said Dr. say coeducation behind bars is Hickey. one way they ho pe to make Life lie sa id the vast majority of easier for inmates w hen they people who return to prison are released, after release fail wi th in the first ' The sta te's first coeducation- 90 days of release.He said those - You're one of those people who has re-ordered 10:30.12:00 will women, . Hockey 4:09 5:00 PUBLIC SESSION ................... 7:30.10:30 LateSkat. U[ HOBNAIL GLASS PE NANT FIXTURE - - - drry to function in. It's more natural facility is economics. Running a than segregating by sex," sa id la rge facility such as Niantic Dr. Jose Hickey, speci al as- fora relatively small number of sistant to Ccrrectlon Conunis. people doesn't make sense, said sioner John Manson. Dr. Hickey. By consolidating Thenewcenterwillhavesep. services, maintenance and arnie sections for men and programs at Cheshire, taxbut many of the pr payers save money and the . FRIDAY . before Youspend, One sign of maturity is the ability to sacrifice the immediate gratification of some impulsive "want". . for a more lasting, meaningful satisfaction In the future, And at First Federal of Seminole, we think a lot of people are agreeing with us. more and more people are because putting first things first, . by saving before they spend. If Junior slads up W"" MW and save 10.00.11:00 5:00. Fundam,npajs ........... situation first. - 1I:30-)2:is Dance Board, where prices of stocks areat thefrIo st thfour yea things - -, -, ' cj)ut first .................. ..... :3O- 7:15 1. 7:3O.iO:j THURSUAY fror4 recru.11 training at the C)rlaudo Naval Training 'uclure.. I CLOSED SUPdD.,y to wtaiI expansion. in (act, all these consequences to extent already wi th us, "A capital shortage is no longer merely a threat for the (Utiii but a fact the Listing mainly of spending for Industrial plant and equlpmen:. __ Go, S NEW SUMMER SCHEDULE standards might falL These, says the New York Stock Exchange, are some of the implications of a developing capital shortage, a Shortage p'esent," said James J. Need. i ,1 1eMPW Tc=., where he nil study Aviation MeCIiAZzk * I -. 19, say the economists and Seaman Recrnit Peter J. researchers at the uchange: Best, IOU 'L Sources of funds: business James P. Best of 117 Azalea savings, 12.923 trillion, personal ... FIVE -LIGHT CHANDELIER 50 + Club- 7th Day Adventist Church-Forest City-meet mostly on the 1st Monday of the month-6:30 P.M. Over 50 Club- All Souls Catholic Church-Sanford-meet every other Tuesday of the month at 9:30A.M. Sanford Senior Citizens Club- Sanford Civic Center-meet If lst & 3rd Tuesday of the month-noon. South Seminole Senior Citizens Club- meet 1st Thursday of the month at 1st Fed. Svgs. & Loan Bldg.-Rt. 436-320 W. Semnoran Blvd. Altamonte Springs-3rd Thursday of the month at the Women's Club-Overbrook Drive -Casselberry. Thirty-Niners Club- meets Sts. Peter & Paul-Goldenrod1st Friday of the month-7:30 P.M. - P.J,BEST ....... iid rer'i Golden Years Fellowship- meet at Community United vironmntni This is how . ,After Ii Methodist Church-Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the month-luncheon-Reservations necessary, Greater Ovitdo Senior Citizens Club- Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church-Oviedo.....meet 3rd Monday of the month at 4 P.M. . ---'-- - te i vades I .,' - I Thursday, Sept. 12, 19Y4-HA ' cent - a. Although the United States is ing to C.R. Dahl, president of land in the United States cannot forestlands, paper companies currently growing more wood Crown Zellerbach, paper and be expanded, our only al. use a wide variety of tec• - SUFFIELD __.t__..:. Chuluota Senior Citizen Club- Community Fire Hall-7th Street_Chujucta-meet 3rd Thursday of the month at 6 P.M. - - - N FRA NCISCO (AP) To American consumes about meet the anticipated rise in de- pounds of paper annua!y. By .- .- Central Senior Citizen., Club-- Church of the Nativity-Lake Mary-meet the id and 4th Thursday of the month at 10:00 A.M. ' - - - .- Bzyz Club- meet 1st Baptist Church-Activities BuLdingLongwood-last Tuesday of the month-12:30 P.M. as pan . ' . _ _ -- Brain Towers- Sanford-meet 1st Wednesday of the month10:00 A.M. ,. - 7-_._ Augies Elders- St. Augustine Catholic Church 3 Sunse Drive -Ca ssel berry -meet 3rd Tuesday of the month-10:00 kM post to - - - e Nton _______ 4.s ._ .tilanmunte Springs Friendship Club- Altamonte Springs Civic Center-Magnolia Avenue-Altamonte Springs-meet 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month--lO:30 A. M. cost - - -- -...-- --- ..--- Clubs, Addresses Coupe cases, just re- .- ., 1;. While . • .-. - -..- battery they are Burns, -. .- Grow On Trees Doesn 't Wh Remember old days the lik e-marked terminal of the teresting and, at times, surbefore automatic tran- booster battery. prising data on how far the sin issions, when a battery -Next, clip the other end of average car can be expected to falIttr' rnPnnt 8 r.eigh!.xr cr _t_?_ .%. JüTz" ai.v s.• !..nk ni Tnr.! niotorts would give terminal with the same Subcompact car owners, t You a push or a pull? marking on the run-down study says, can plan on at least Today it no good to pull battery - that is, positive to 200 miles to a tank and or push the car in gear If its positive, negative to negative, sometimes considerably more. gearshift is clutchless. Nothing -Connect one end of the A Chevrolet Vega with a 140happens. second Jumper cable to the cubic-inch engine and So, along came the so-called other terminal of th e booster automatic transmission gets ' Jumper cable as an emergency battery. The other end of this about 320 miles on a 16-gallon accessory. You can borrow cable must be fastened securely tank, according to EPA. which he ext -. .__.=_t=_ '• mand for building materials the year 2000, this figure Is ex. than it cuts, the need for wood forest products producer head- ternative is to make the land niques. 71ree, grafting and cross and paper, U.S. forest products pected to climb to about 1,000 timber is expected to double by quartered here, more productive," said Dahl. pollination are employed to mmcompanies are currently con- pounds. 16 the end of the century, accord"Since the amount of forestTo boost the producti vi ty of prove "tree quality." Befor ducting a massive program to Greater OviedoClub-meet for regular meeting-4 p.m. they are transplanted in the Sept 17 sharply boost the timber grown forest, millio ns of young seedI I IIXY'/. Club -.I'ot Luck 1.unch-12: on their 67.5 million acres of 0 p.m. lings annually receive "in.AugIi's Elders forestland. Bingo and refreshments at 10:00a.m. M tensive care" in specially built I The program is also designed c Sanford Senior Citizen Club-covered Fi dish-bingo at 12:00 p.m. to and equipped tree "nurseries." Sept. 19 he lp preserve the nation's -:•... . a 'ittflufli 'Sr' t'rn 1 a i..Iiju.covcreu disn-omngo at main (inc sucn nursery in A urora, III: :io ta in the ecological system, Ore., is a dra ma tic example of which de pends on forests to (hulutila (lub-6 p.m.-Pot Luck Dinner how n sc ience a nd technology can South Seminole Senior Citizen Club-mee t at Women's Club of supply a part of our oxygen and be combined to assist na t ur e. Casselberry, Overbro, habi ta t for wildlife. CHINLE, Ariz. (AP - Na. ok Drive. regular meeting at 1:0o p.m. About 12 million "minitrees" "Many of the families Felt it Selit, 20 made the tape," Dunlap said. Without Intensive forest man- vajo families, Isolated by Unlike Anglo society where are annually grown in this nurtime was the luck of the draw that agernent, the country would be and distance from the clinics "We provided speech therapy the handicapped are of te FIR' Annual meeting of the Federation will be held at Br n.sepa- sery, wWch is about one square l ain unable to their child turned out to be ltrs in Sanford at 10:00 a. in the Navajo language and now rated socially and for educa- city bl meet its lumber and and specialists of the Anglo handicapped, and had resigned m. on Friday. The re port of ock in size. l'Iiimflating (oflinmittee the paper needs, indus exper ts world, face the we're on English sounds," the tion, Dunlap said, Navajos have will be presented and election of officers agree. One reason Is the counsame dIS. themselves to doing th e best fur 1974-75 will be held. director said. "I think that's Seeds produced by superior appointment as anyone else they could at home," said Duntry's continual demand for when a child is handicapped. lap. probably unique. mere's no "a little more general ex- trees are placed in plastic "in26 need to add the burden of a posure. They're physically iso- cubators" about the size of a housing. Although there has But four-wheel-drive yelated, but family ties are much been a recent drop in housin g hide has been whining and second langua ge." However, a video tape view"IIarest Moon" itenelit Dinner Dance Large test tube. Electronically closer than in Anglo commu- co .Spuflsored by the Federation and hosted starts A Navajo woman due to "tight" money and straining through mud and Jolt. er, operated off the vehicle's coordinates ntrolled mois t ure, temperaby the Over 50 Club of Sanford The public is invited arid the visitation program and ac- r,itles." to attend. Tickets are the high cost of materials and ing over rocky trails to bring battery, gives the families in. tore and fertilization enable the urged $5.00 per person and available from Although Arthur Streit, phone-322-7998 labor, Congress has called for help by video tape television, formation of a service they did companies Dunlap on the calls, thorough he's conducted no seedlings to develop an unusuor bs calling Project ":;ltI':ATEsT" study, Dunlap finds ally healthy root structure and If 26 million new another staff member is acand rehabilitated Since l)ereinlwr, I)U$.LIS A. not know existed. "Many didn't 323-7090 Buffet dinner at generally fcer handicapped grow about twice as (a.t as hart P Iii fulI.w ed by Jack DzU1ji1ii(),i(i's orchestra which 11 housing starLs in the decade Dunlap, director of the human methods realize there were special quaintcd with a pros pective children a mo ng Navajos than root seedlings. çPl"y from 7:00.10:00 p.m. ending in 1978. family, he a lso goes along of treatment,'' he said, development program at the ' would be found among Anglos. Dunlap said. Meeting this goal will require Rough Hock Demonstration One of the tapes portrays a "However, we have encouziAfter a year in the nursery, abouttwicethemmountofwyJ School here, has contacted NavaJoehild,knownjn the "Many of the parents don't tered a large number area of cdiithe "minitrees" are transCOMING EVES construction materials cur- about 90families scattered over for his inability to speak, being want to have to send their cationally handicapped," he planted in the rently produced in the United 100 square miles without a taught to utter words and handicapped childrcr, away to said, Pacific NorthI "children with no gross west, where they have an 85 to States. Paper demand is also paved road, lie expects to con- phrases in irip to Serub Country e advertised for the Navajo Ian. school," Dunlap said. "But physical handicap but who need 90 per Oct. 22 has been expected to rise as new uses for tact the cent survival rate, sig'Iiilfl1iI to (k't 24 The details of the trip plans other 30 families in this guage. "The families had been overall, the people seem to t,e have not been ;'dper products are developed. special attention in language or nificantly higher than seedlings 't)t1Id. heartf -the-reservation corn' asking whether we'd been able willing to help, and to support emotional problems, or are late dropped by trees in th e forest At present, the average munity within the year. to help him even before we each other." starters." itself. freedom N Timber SENIORS im power from the battery of romoted risen to a crescendo One such Pel'S as the government wanted furious row between journalists that the Proprietors' union has your to the bumper or engine block of Compact cars generafly yield friendly neighbor or a passing the car with the dead battery. more than 200 mIles, with the submitted its draft privately to Peak was in 1962 after a series there would soon be renewed and proprietors, and among motorist instead of a push. Vorster of in ternal crises which -Now engage the ignition of Plymouth buster eating up 267 newspapers themselves. - to see, Presumably, pressure to make it do so. Glenn E. Meyers, of .Sanford, However, it isn't quite that your car. If it does not whe th ta er it con Some see it as a respond miles on a single tank. selkut. ins enough has Joined Southern Bell simple. The nated in the government's ban. These fears are now being Jumper cable can meat to sa th immediately, s tisfy ning of the main African na- realized. In ta rt th e engine e crocodile. It Telephone and EPA says intermediate car point Out that the surprising another upsurge of amount be a damaging Telegraph tool If used of the other auto to of avoid an tionalist movements. he thinks it does, he will accept; ownersshould the press be happy to learn government feeling against the district sales staff. improperly or carelessly. Too excessi ve The then-Prime Minister press last September enjoys now is in fact limited by if not, he will either demand Company's load on the Woster that the range of these autos is Meyers formerls, was ,I many stranded rnotorisLs have battery. the prime U 40--o dd lvs shIch forbid more, or again threaten his own Vencutrd warned the newspa- minister, John at least as long as t1lat of their _~ repairman with the company in found this out too late. -Once your engine is run- smaller counterparts. pers "to put your house Vorster, mention of certain things, such law. in or repeated his predecessor's as Sao. If you carry a cable, ring, der" (by cell caps to conditjonj in prison and meant they threat. At first the NPU did not A Ford Torino, for example, Meanwhile the press E.A. Riley, District sales just in case your battery conks both batteries, should cease publishing reports resp statements by anyone banned made goes 313 miles on .5 gallons, itself ond. But last week a draft an easier prey by its Manager, Beach, said out in some secluded ren. remove the which he belie ved stirred up press bill was rumored to be under the Suppression while a Plymouth Satellite of internal quarrewng and by this Meyers will serve the utility's dezvous or e lse where, it would connection from the bumper e Comm unismAct , black dLc fl t) or he would ready. And at is or station wagon gets 244 mIles public declaration of mea culpa business customers as a be wise to memorize the engine th th block of your car, They believe that the press by its proprietors, be tw ee n refills of its -g allon communication consultant, following instructions, or keep -Remove the other end of the tank, according to EPA21figures. them handy somewhere in the cable from the booster battery. Most full-size cars, with car: -Finally, remove the other larger fuel capacities, travel -Check to see that both the cable, first from your car, • well over 200 mIles between booster and the run. the other end from the booster gulps of gas. The Cadillac down have the same battery. de Ville, w hich holds 21.5 voltage - 6-volt or 12-volt. there is little likelihood gallons, travels 245 miles on a -Turn off all accessory you could get a voltage WASHINGTON - (LENS) shock tank, while the Chevrolet switches and the ignition key. during the jumper cable Dur ing this past fnistraung w th e Presiden did Impala, with a 26-gallon tank, other importance economic sumersaregro uslng a bo tjg -Put the gearshift or proced ures because th year all economic forecasts in av voice in e clip averages a bout 286. Was :elector in the neutral or park handles OtOwth of r hi ngton is that of prices, but keeping s are well America have gone wrong '"' . ur Th e EPA study emphasize., th Federal their spending and dipping innallon Tota' Mont Incorrec t positioning of th e t t P" how into position. because of the entirely USA ha es mileage figures are Reserve's chairman. Burns savings. Money incomes have -Remove vent caps From clamps coul ø USA % q L USA4 predictable. dshort out the based on tests under near-idea seems to ha l ve gone through a been fattened by a continued both the booster and rnown booster ba ttery A year ago nobody foresaw Etwtcwer religious conversion lately: In growth in and, in some road and weat he di r con ns bat tio te ries. This will release any employment and the 1963-1960 27 even parts of the elec. and with well-t uned last autumn's oil embargo, t.t 48 part, it was his I? 39 13 engines in acquiescen in acceleration in wage awartis, atj gases. qua drupling of the trical systems of both cars, ofimthe over'ezpan,on of credit the test ve hi cles, Now you're ready to follow a Retail sales made a hefty ported fuel, the effect of Kiri'*, In that event, you could lose a that helped Inflation along, Automotive of 1961-1g but Jump in July, which was 41 46 the sequence of procedures that friendly neighbor or get stuck general interestquestions will be andepleted food stocks, the 31 22 he is repenting, He Is ready to best month for cars since last " put YOU back on the 08 40 60 road with the price of a new battery seesaw in markets, this swered in this about column. If car, you see unemployment go above 6 autumn, Industrial production until you can find a battery shop for the irate passing motorist, have a question your Summer's drought, or the name iwmm per cent in the fight against 51 is still advancing, though °r servi ce station. 48 The 44 and nature of today's President ____________________________________________ 30 flatlon. 23 ________________________________________ 30 Environmental motorcycle, or recreational 42 -First, fi nd the terminal on Protection Agency, slowly. Ameri can exports are of the United sta , w hi ch made ve There is one economic hicle, write: Motorways, me the ba t connected a study of g holding up very well. The American economy has igasoline mileage Herald Services, which President Ford may in care of this 1974 28?? 48? to the starter switch or 2 1?? 33' proved both weaker a more ___________________________ tics 50 78 of i ts newspaper. appoint his own nominee, and It Inflationary than anticipated. is a big one. Kenneth Rush, a 1. ' w 1974 I Month by month, forecasts of " '- '' businessm an, was for a short business activity have been '' J time Nixon's economic voice in scaled down, while projections seem bent on pitching the Economic Advisers under the White House. He did not have too much to say. He of inflation have been scaled up. American economy further President Kennedy, pointed out relayed, rather than helped to downhill, to a Coeoj commit, form, what there was of ecoGerald Ford assumes office :, ,The chief desUc,,,nin "undeviating adherence to nomic policy. at a time when the downward Washingtofl is inflation, In his PtSOfltheenoy present policies would p Rush will probably not be first public policy sta teIn .• unemp loyment closer to longththenewA 0 aincreasing, Interest rates are at Ford said the fight against it cent next winter than the mere 6 perWilliam has been Speculation that peak and the rate was his "first prlwity", For. cent that is presently being Seidman, who headed I' going up above 10 of perInflation cent a mer President -.. Nixon's advisers forecast... year. an accounting Iinn and is billed chose to try to exorcise Inflation Bine acUvlty was no Ford has assured everybody as a sometime economist, may bet by penditure cuts In governmt that fines be will follow closely the move Into this position. ter than stagnant in the Apriland tightexcredit, laid down by the NixonDuring June quarter. The rebound Unemploymentwas placed on Administration Hi-se months of the from the fuel sho new presidency, America's on the appear, After months rtageofnever back burner. Even liberal domestic economy. Unfor. economic problems are likely to 1914, the economists rather grudgingly tunately, lines real GNP stayed flat for the say they woWdappro be getting worse, not better. ve of I tine monthj, It may rise Inunemploymentto6pei'c many analysts to be over-con. In Unemployment slightly in the cwTent July. servative, unlniagIna fl and modest as yet this year, will , 'l repressi ve. Whether September quarter, but accelerate as the economy fails But as Walter Heller, economic Policies in general Umechafrn slow inflation is debatable, but to reach its potential. American of onejJ of theYaimostceyww the coo i busi ness was supposed toat) business activity, zr sorb a rather larger growth Th1 has some obvious and than usual in the labor force Vi alarming Implications for an this year and next, and it is not economy that Isafready11y going tobeable Ford takes office surrounded But inflation, instead of abatby hard-line economists. He has ing, seems to be getting even -: .agreed to go along wi th Nixon's worse. The 39 per increase NEW YORK (AP) choice' of Alan Greenspan (a in wholesaje prices In July was Amen- neases, the encouragement of New cans aren't saving enough to fi. Industrial oligarchy, and more who York economic consul tant shocker, the largest one-month helped the ex-presi dent, advance this year. Drough nance the nation's fut ure and power shortages, t in particularly time consequen in his 1968 cam. the mid-West kicked up the food could be abThe dismal We gets grimpaign) solutely appalling, "literall y in. mer. It to head the Council of component of the Index by 6.4 could very well mean Economic calculable," according, to th Advisers from per cent. Industrial prices, -_€e that ecological and en- end of August. _________________ findings of a study iflStL!ad of settling down Greenspan rrnor,n. ..4t1 uv r mane no bones about where leased. expected, rose another 2,7 p aborted lack of funds. It views lie. He is In favor of bel t- cent last mon th. In the three It could lead to further urban could for mean high unemtightening for one or two years. monthS since the end of price congestion arid decay, say th e ployment, it might mean researcher., who put the study William Simon, who replaceij controls, wholesale prices have ' chronically depressed stock George Shultz as Secretary ?'a. together, it could mean failures prices, of risen at an astonishing annual the Treasury, is even more rate of 24 per of small-and medium.gize bi. cent, Millions of Americans de- hard shell than Grp Th e news is not all bad. ConPer-dent upon private pension ! ._- : _. __~ -, plans might rind their resources L. Unemployment: SEMINOLE a I 7,% solenoid. Note whether It's continuing drive to reduce positive or negative. Then clip polluting exhaust emissions, one end of the jumper cable to has come up with some in. _ ' Ile Proposal has caused a probably to be found in the fact a.-- -•---; Evening Herald &A& them', and periodically these hav~ it did not silence the newspa- - . ......... - heavy - --t..__ - . -.",. 29 design on WflT bent ,jlass Grounded con, "encp outlet Model SL-255 sunburSt Regular Price Scotty's Sal. Price Cc:' in and ee the many un•aderlised special 141)1(5 3,alab!e at sour nearest Scoltys store .. 3.69 2.89 100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH: 323-4100 HOURS: 73-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4: SATURDAY -.-r$. j4 �- - F 12A-Evening Herald Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974 Semin ON Land Transactions Are ! . .s,* WU t'ernc Wheelers& I. Pat-line to Charle C. Carlson Sr. & Doris J. Us l & 14 81k Q Longwood 16. 111k 1 Bel 3 01 - -t... - Ramonp, Beg. at NW cot Lt Air Sanford, $100. etc 8, Chancy C.-Lt. 69 Sleepy ., Adell Pk. 1st Addn $33,500. Hollow, lit Addn. $,000 Floyd Williams & wf Nancy to Jean Smedley, wid to Belle & Deccatexine Constr. to James fondle L Page & wf Mary It., Urnholt2, Elec. Conk., Us 7 & K. Higgins & wf Peggy A.-Lt 1.1 11 Blk 19 North Orlando, 10, Blk C, Sanlando Springs, 7Y. 31 Blk B Sweetwater Oaks, sec 5 H. I. L. Invostmen ts Inc. to $17,500. No. 6, $14,500. $M,000 l)ennjs H. Meridith, Beg. 660' E .. .' - ~ I PatrIcia-it, 2 81k C the %'-'t .. - $ / - . ......... Doanalti McHargue, wIdr. to Sani L. [)ion & f Eliz. --1 .1 18, 111k 24, North Or), hit Addn. A. 11-5 forgan to Richard A. Schoei.bohm & wf Wiliuiij..-JAs3&4Swettwater Addn. Oviedo 111.500 Everett H. I'othier & wf ixjro,h%. to Howard W. Stone & '4 Sandra-IA. 21 BUt A Mead Manor Un. 4 141,900 uclina (ilineda, P013 2'9-Lt. 7 Blk J F-listbrook s-d Uri. 8 - 45" Wide, 50% Cofton, 50% Rayon 13 I 4 SANFORD INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. MEMBER F.D.I.0 - PH.322-1611 - 45" WIde, 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton I PINECREST CE NTER AIR CONDITIONING FABRIC CENTERS PH.322-6390 -1 ='---- HWY. 3792, SANFORD Prices Effective Sept. l3toS,pt,i " I.. Sanford - 1) I _ -• Buzzers - ______________________________ Keeper _________ _ _________________ __________________ £ - jjp ____ ______________ ____________________ - .J1' ___ ______ ON OCTOBER WE ARE 7L~__~C"t 1 ____ __ _ ______ TO MORE CONVENIENT LOCATION TO SERVE YOU, OUR CUSTOMERS, BETTER........, t is -___ ___ ______ ______ fJ ____ Inventory SAVINGS UP TO 25% ON IN STOCK PANELING ORNAMENTAL SHUTTERS p Ford's Jawboning-You Lost ____ • 1 I '- , . ? (. - , ' t?lisisaroflbackatall Itmight from slightly more than 40 per I v just a delay. GM made clear cent to 80 per cent. Vinyl roofs "At the end of 1973, GM had outstanding only 1727 mIllion In Y, -4 was retainiag Its option,to now appear on 50 per cent of debt ... ! 0 GM's profitabilit 1I(j, ' ' -. C11r4s....arj,oac. of I'c'4acts c%o%CE. *4SII/, PrIS,S ',(O'j HICKORY PRIN /' Wood Pro. ducts we do not par- ticipate in gimmick advertising, All special prices are honest values for our customers. We deal only in quality name merchandise - it is our desire to help you HARDROARD PANEL ' ,, '64e4 $499 WOX 6 Si \'b' /7.' Req. $7.99 . ii.:' u;•,, tv o) I Limited Quantity live better for less. ; ________ __ .o $999 Lumd,d Reg. S15.95 Quantity - At Tolbert / ed Quallf sty SPRUCE RUSTIC PANEL 1 O,, 1 330 ___________________ ___________________________ ______________ MIS Wo just any sit CW.1.0ftev tonøiwg biji Req. $17.95 7-16 REAL WOOD Pair UO ,' 14x81 . ions Iigvii.q Req. $14.75 $ $377 Limit HARDBOARD WALNUT PRINT Pair 14x63 $525 ORCHARD COFFEE PRINT Pair - . WALNUT PRINT $740 11. k IN FREE ESTIMATES WT!Fww - raise prices :ater. GM cars. Stereo radios and measured in terms of return on i~,_ Since GM maintains that a electric defoggers, introduced stockholders' equity, has been t.price squeeze has existed in 1969, now appear on 26 per favorable." sInce August 1971, it i'is 'nt and 14 per cent ofGMcars, Not a tad picture. it isn't AIR Ikely that If Inflation cojitir.j.es rmswctivelv. nc CAUC likely that GM will samfi, t will also raise prices in szies her aspects of the GM st that picture at n discount sale L=. Ph. 322.0321 1975 niodels. ry, as told to the security even to the President. MapIeAv.. Sanford TOLBERT WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. .. .-_ _. . ". 1. *\ 1 SOUTHERN . I . ___________ ____________ someone s ympathetic when she have found each other a nyway, explained she simply wanted and without a court fight. the a nswer to a very simple In the letter, Mrs. Jar'n ouestion- "Whn nm !?,9 t.4 bile took the adoption agency 39, will never look for me But an Increase o(9 pe cent Instead said, cent, down from the high of 10.3 1 of 10 per cent. He related that since 1967 the per cent In 1965 and slightly And neither the public nor the installation of air-conditioning below the level of the early President can be certain that in all GM cars has expanded '603...." * SANFORD HEATING & 2609 Sanford Ave. i NEW YORK (AP) - Presi- The company's attitude, as analysts who assess GM's In. _______ dent Ford won. And so did Gen. expressed by its top executives vestment potential, take on a ____ era] Motors. Ford asked GM to at a security analysts confer. slightly different tone than that reconsider its $500 Increase on ence tw'c .a June 24, Is that used In justifying big price in. 1975 models. GM did so, "roll. "price adjustments" continue creases. ing back" its price increase to to lag behind cost Increases. Air Condition "Over the period shown," only" *446. Lundin said, referring to a your home or 0. A. Lundin, executive Roth scored public relat chart of sales since 1950, "GM president noted at that conferbusiness Now victories in the battle against ence that consumer has had Increasing dollar sales, prices Inflation, Ford symbolically abo While ut 45 per cent above those of with the one major exception demonstrated his power to ob- 1967, but that new car prices being the strike year 1970. Sales Temperatures - lain cooperation. GM gave to, ha have grown from $12.7 bi ll ion In d risen only 14.6 per cent. are ken evidence of its willingness 1961) to almost $36 billion last to sacrifice, to do its part, for This tell s down year. the good of the nation. however. Lundin gave the "In terms of profit margin, But did the Am erican people a nalysts an interesting Ins ight GM has been able to maintain a win? It Is difficult to say they into GM marke ting. "We are Ahrelatively high level of profit- ______________________ did when the net result Li a dif- Increasing our profitability by ability. In Is recent years, this ra- : AIRLAWN -l"i"11111111017P FLORIDA STATE BANK The In which ahe had lived unW e Is so old. am I?" was adopted at age 3. Many of the adopted find j She asked for her records Impossible to ans%er.'Me law sealed by law sinCe the day her . seals ths'lr ~ k- ference of I per cent -Wt is 0 selling more car per car," he A GET A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN UP TO $5,000 FOR S YEAS P40 DOWN PAYMENT 0 06 iit Z _.~I._ __________________ _____________ $21,000 Beverly RANDOM CORD _____ e Id Prevent Fatal Fires KRINKLE STRIPES _ Fo His ______ L WEE PEOPLE PRINTS differ for every individual and area. But only through a duct,d air distr,bolion system can all theso needs be fulfilled __ - 990 "Total Comfort" requirements I Block I .. , . -- - Inf lati'*on Fig hters our oice sgl.-1,1 111k 3 TangleoMI Itepi. $3,333 Jack L. Carter & wf Patricia to Ra}Iord C. End' & wI r h c - n S PECIAL PRODUCTS Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974-)3A ________ 40 ' Evening Herald _______________ .- PUFF UP CHECKS = _______ ' Ij - Cw. I*iIJ_) . y some of the adopted Over the years Phil Hewitt has __________________________________ sftk give her a ... _________________ to have adoption sold all but one acre of his fam-Maxtone-Graharn to court. Her psychiatrist tesU. please tell other adoptees that Katrina mes ________ _____________________________ opened. Others say that could and others involved fly farm but he still has enough 49 be a Pando's boL In a light to more and more despondent, quished room to raise a herd of one ~ get such records opened from love - and not that the court would have the millicn head - bees, that Is. from rejection at all." £P2. maintain that, as adults, they blood of her self-destruction on _t By KAY BARfl "It beats milking cows," have a constitutional right to r Mrs. Jason caught the first its hands if the records reAP Newsleatures Writer Hewitt said of the 100 hives know the identity of their natu. plane from Mexico City to meet a 'It#. A . "Oh hv ik .. £L_ I____ sealed we we marm pro1)10w raiparents.mey say they don't Ioraobo, an Intermediate personal luxury car, ,1MALL --- and hug the daughter she last will debut in ducing the honey he sells him- the social worker asNtW Chrysler-Plymouth dealer saw when the child was two showrooms throughout the county Oct. self. to I'm nobody's chile. parents; they just want the signed to the case wrote that I' Offered are many luxury featur years old and calling anoth er CHRYSLER es normally available only in ~ -Phfla Henrietta Case Hewitt, a quiet man who was bigger cars, truth. More Importantly, they Katrina "has hostile feelings ,Aonian NEW YORK (AP)- Katrina say there Is a strong psy. towards her natural mother and raisM on the same farm, has reunion would have a detriAs Ruth Williams, she had been a beekeeper since he Maxtone.Graham b 39 years chological need to know one's old, the mother graduated l tural wanted desperately to keep the from high school In Of four. She has roots, one's ancestry, the his. -_0 baby born out of wefflock. But it wealth, a blonde sort of All tory of the genes one carries. mother and her family." the 1930s. He checks his hives was 1935, and her family had each day, transferring bees band, wit and intelligence, ii from one to another when It's vestigator would look for the Insisted that sort of thing was strong feelings on both sides. I ,Nfanhattan townhouse, time for the annual honey harSUM- Some say adoption records are mother and the mother would s mets in Europe - or wherever a Pandora's box which, if be able to choose whether she ranged that she sign adoption - and all the household help papers at birth . She refused. Do bees often sting their Opened, could rock the entire wanted to see Katrina. Katrina she wants, eepe k r? Instead, she volunteered for concept of adoption. How many agreed to pay for th t_ e search, work In a Salvation Army has- Opti Katrina Maxtone-Graham women, now middle-aged, But investigators turned "Oh, if they're good-natured F ons Are Few -was also becoming suicidal, Pital to be nothing. near her daughter. they won't do very much. If would fear the child they bore 1 . After three months the baby She wandered in front of cars, at 16 or 17 they're not, you use a smoker," So Katrina independently perhaps never -. she was terrified of elevators. mer!InnM inand tknlr h.,.k....l.. - hired P.' .'f A..h... .._ ..... .UIS. UI cLIcd. se iuuiy monuis aevotei to more she isolated herself from her would Come knocking productive UiiningburpJ It found her mother In seven Williams got passes to visit her no lack of problems for Presi. pass. twine and a at th e tasks. on Saturdays. '-' children, She invested over 13 door? Or, dent Ford's inflation lighters to how many women working days, be llows that gives off smoke years on a psychiatrist,s couch would welcome the chance to One Saturday, she went to a consider, but there is likely to The dilemma in this and fim. In the capital markets, where that is supposed to soothe angry Katrina's mother was living home with her be a shortage of practical, tin- liar situations Is w and $15,000 in legal fees In white sup of hether to regulations proliferate, only a bees. look once again upon the child In Mexico City. She received the search of her identity. sacrifice the quality they were forced by circurn. first contact -a telephone call per to visit the daughter she had mediately effective options. of life and few small, aggressive, in. But do bees sting depite the I Ktr1na was adopted, named Judith Virginia Wilstances or society to give There Is, for, example, the en%ironment for lower prices. novative companies have befl smoke? a - In the middle of a dinner Barns. But the baby wasn't whole vast area of government Proponents of a better life qual- financed in recent months. She grew Up as one of three baby whom they never gave up party. It was long distance from there. She had been riioved, regulation to consider, the ity have maintained '-- adoptive children "Well, some days not at all, of a wealthy in their hearts? the domi- Without the competition of such other days New York, and a strangc voice Michigan family. Her adoptive quite a number of 71* agency that handled Kat. asked to speak to Ruth Williams once again, to another foster operation of occupation nant position in recent years, entrepreneurial enterprises, times," Hewitt said. -of home.in She but there are signs of deteriora. the crititics Pflflts are now dead. But there rina'5 adoption predictably de- Ketiladze Jason. The caller, homes all. would have six health and safety laws say, the existing course, I haven't been stuntion. . were shadow memories of nied her request for records, In hearing the voices of the companies can afford to be less much regulations limiting cornguests, in the past week or so." M. another place ... a piano ... a most states, such records can i "What an awful, a%rful life for petition, product safety rules, Alaska olpeline project, efficient than they should be. suggested the recipient might certa in fietd ... a woman yelling be opened only by The Hewitt said he was lucky he a court order, wish to take It in another room, this Infant, s lovely little ecological restraints, at her. for example, was de la yed for More OPen restrictions On hasn't become allergic to bee Adoption agencies say the sixth sense told the mther child, to be shunted from one & Katrina wanted desperately records are sealed to protect whoAthe many months until the Mideast ComPetition exist in many in- venom, a problem some keepDo these activities of caller was. place to another," Mrs. Jason various governmental agencies nations suddenly restricted oil dustries, notably air travel. ers have when they get older. to find her real mother, just to the confidentlality of the mothsays. So she signed the papers raise "I hope this is what I think prices' It cannot be de. exportsandraisedprjces_an,J Should rates be regulated and touch her, to see her, to find out er, child and the adoptive par. is ..." Prospective keepers can buy were Mrs. Jason's first - out of love, not rejection - nied - they do, The question in the process convinced routes apportioned? Or should a mail.order bees shipped from who she really was. It was ems. worth. "I hope I have found my papers that would assure her that the public and Congress to let Alaskan fk free-for-all be permitted to see supply houses in the South. But becoming an obsession. She public offiThen Katrina discovered the little girL" daughter a stable home, papers dais must decide is the price south, which line is the most efficient? Hewitt said he hasn't had to orsaid didn't care If her mother Adoptees Liberty Movement Ironically, Mrs. Jason had that would assure she would not they are willing to pay for them. of efficiency der bees for 10 years because he turned to be..sthe proverbial ____ Association, (ALMA), founded wrItten a letter the week before see her again. ____ Some critics maintain that 9rv4 out 1,,,i., et... ..,...,, mø rhsiirmnn .tflrn..... UI ,"u U awin wu 10 help the adopted and to ALMA, can capture new colonies when price-reducing competition is uuu competition, the Ford which Is Spanish for ki"' least she would know. She also their natural parents find Until the plane from Mexico tots, Richard C. Gerstenberg, actually restrained rather ti' flatlon sou exa miners might inspect they swarm. each 1. Their letters wanted to find the foster homes other. At and the City landed in the United claims that automobile buyers enco franchising and licensing orhad found mother and daughter - would Sta tes, Beg hives mulUply by divid. uraged by some governwould save 130 to $40 if the govment regulatio ns, Only a large, rangements. Should cars be ing. When a hive becomes overernment permitted cars to be mature co -V mpany with an exten- sold through exclusive dealers crowded the queen and some of sold without Ignition Interlocks, sive R421 - or through automotive superlegal staff can cope with the bees will leave to start a which prevent movement If regulations, they say. markets that carry all brands? new colony. The swarm of bees seat belts aren't attached. And how much does gim. lands on nearby trees, bushes P-LOne of the most frequent mlckry cost E ___________ Gerstenberg maintains the public? Does or sometimes the side of a Knowledge GM AAW.: iP w complaints fromconcerns small- the willing to lower prices If Is It is business men thenew, with improved package house, while scout bees search I _____ 10 ;- !I Caution, the automatic pour spout for a new home. By putting a permitted eliminate costly reams of paper work with add to the price of the product? basket over the swarm and P safety and to Pollution-control hich theyspending must 'contend, Does it even work? And how dumping the bees into an empty equipment. As it Is, the big auto sometimes hours on much do useless guarantees hive, maker is likely to Hewitt can gain a new raise prices chores CHARLOrrESVILIE Va. escape ladders and early. ...Never smoke In bed. Thorthat should have been add to prices?, ___ honey-producing colony. (AP)- Within one hour, some warning lire detectors that oughly extinguish all cigarette 300 fires are likely to rage sound an alarm when activated butts, cigar and pipe ashes be- _______________________________________________________________________________________________ somewhere in the United States by excessive heat or smoke. fore disposing of them in a gar. .,.. killing one person, Injuring 34 "Statistics show that 80 per bage container, ____ . . . d destroying more t.han UW,. cent of home fires that injure or .~ - __ 4. *Z:1~1% ... Have all furnaces. water '\ ) %"o , ~~ 000-worth of property. killoccurbetweenilp.m,and6 heaters, stoves, ovens and ____ r To underscore the tragic toll a.m. when people are asleep," amokepipes inspected annually. claimed by fire each year and notes Rick Goings, of the Fire 1.earn how to take proper care _________ to promote fire safety educa- Equipment Manufacturers of these systems throughout the 4 tlon, October 6-12 has been des- Assn. and president of year. 34 ut I , ignated National Fire Pre- Dynamics, 11 _ : j headquartered ...Never leave combustible ventlon Week, I, here, distributor of home fire materials neay a flame source. According to a report Issued detectors. "The majority of For example, A ."': '' paint cans should ELECTED last victims die from inhaling never be stored near a base" mission on Fire Prevention and poisonous fumes before the ment furnace. Elmer F Heckinger, Control, it I., the Indifference flames ever reach them." ...Keep all flammable mateAltamonte Springs at'- and Ignorance of 4 the public that There are many cases on rials In tigh tly closed sa fety countant, was elected keeps some fires burning at an record, notes the National Corn- cans, out of reach of children president of the 15,000 alarming rate, mission on Fire Prevent and and pets. To Make Our Move Easier We Are Reducing Our member National Society of Yet there are "many mess- Control, where lives would have ...Inspect all exposed wiring, Public Accountants at li ures, often simple procedures, been saved If the victims were extension At A Tremendous Savings To You cords and appliances annual convention held in that can be taken," notes the awakened to the presence of often. Never run wires under a Hawaii the week of Aug. 26. report, "to greatly reduce these fire in Its early stages. rug or around a hook. Replace Moving here from Des losses. " LIMITED QUANTITY MISC. Tokc'ep your home safe fr frayed or damaged wiring I i4 Moines, Iowa, last winter, The commission suggests fire, Goings suggests these immediately. PANEL-DAMAGED OR FACTORY DEFECT AS LOW AS ]I -* Ifeckinger was a district that families make a checklist guidelines: ...Install early-warning fire $ '140 ALL SALES FINAL governor of the National of ways to eliminate fire I PerPanvf ...Never leave small children de tectors and fir e escapes or Society 1969-72, he later hazards from the home, con unattended at home. Make sure EVANSTYLE POLYSTYRENE escape ladders as needed, served as second vice duct a "rehearsal" of steps to matches, 5.32 SPRINGFIELD EVANS lighters, flames and Req. $7.95 $S77 Discuss with all family mempresident and first vice be taken In the event of fire and spark sources are out of their bers the correct procedures to Limit40 president. Install fire extinguishers, reach, follow if lire strikes. Knowled ge QUJnt,ty 32 EVANS Req. $6.25 f what to do can help avoid panic that claims lives Limited Qua r.i ,tv Pair 5-32 COLONIAL Req. $5.50 __________________ ___ ____ _____ 14x39 Req. $10.39 SAMN-V . in ea ' $a - He's .4:ot_ ,r,nr,-- J ' S EDR'S NE -, question ,. $14,600. . wf Dorothy to Robert L. Hans M. Huber & wi Christa Pierre Renaldo, Inc., to $21,200 Johnson & wf Barbara Lit 8 BIk Byron King, III & wf Betty B., Wm. J. Gardner& wf Ellen to to Will. J. Ilee nan& wf Mildred, 5, San Lanta, $100. ' Lt 20 Blk A, Sweetwater Oaks, Camaliel Baez & wf Carmen Lts 1 2 & 5 Blk 5, & W 136.34' Orlando Homes Inc., to sec 6 $69,900. A, 2nd sec. Marvania, $75,000. E.-Lth. 31 & 32 Blk B Pearl I Alberto Mastrapa & wf Nancy, Clayburn C Rich & wf Eugene A. Mallek & wf Joann fits. Ist Addn. $27,000 U 31 BIk 2 repl. Sb. I & 2 No. filly T flnr Sr & wf C.rnnn PrAn Tn in 1rkv Priscilla to Tibor Fekete & wf Centerline of Intersec. Winter Spgs. Blvd. & Northern Way, plat of WS, Unit 4 etc. 11.879+ acres $87,300. Rouald Byram & 1. Sally to Garden Grove s-h !j. $56,500 Orl. 8th Addn $3() Curtis E. Iike& wf. Doris B., LI $16,700. 81k D. Brantley Hall Est,, Ill-in Corp., Inc., to James A. Wrcu Homes, Inc. to Will 1 81k 8 2nd Ravenna Park, Sec $50,600. Jones & wf Nora, LI 35 English P. Toot & wf Yolanda M.-Lt Loch Arbor, $19,000. Kenneth Winegardner & wf Woods, lit Addn $12,000. 254 Wrenwood hits. Un. 2 Greater Constr. to Ronald W. I lenry E. Knoechel & wf Eleanor to Fred 0. Bartlett Jr & 136,200 Harris & wf Eliz., LI 108 Thelma to F. Anderson Vaught, wf G!oria, IA 15131k E, Winter 1t.D.GF. Builders Inc. to Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, fA IA 3 Blk B, The Springs $14,000. Springs, $61,900. Anthony P. Gandy & wf Anne Sec. 1,136,300. II I i il fill. fS •'l QCD Richard D. Lockmyer, Audrey L Eldrldge, sgl to ii DIK Li L.arK s-u treater Constr. to Clinton 0 Spartan mv. Co., Et of Wi of igl to Mary F. Ikmyer, sgl., $36,900 Bond Jr. & wf. Judy, Lt s Blk 1, C. E. Beasley & wf Julia to Nader Homes, Inc. to Darrell it 130 ('hula Vista, S. 2 S IS. NE'i of SW'4 Sec 26-21-31, Ct al. Calbert Constr. to Edw, G. The Woodlands, Sec 4, $46,000. Jesse L. Allen & wf E. Eliz., H. Craig Jr & wf Patricia V\I',er & wf Amdeline-Lt. 34 Bertha F. Gerlach, sgl. to W- Lt 15, all of 16 131k E Mit- Lt. 173 Lake Searcy Shores B.R. Blakey & wI Dianna to Grace D. Sharp, wid. to Louis Richfield $24,600 Willie B. Green & Ruby P., U 2 chells Addn Oviedo, $11,000. $33,500 Trust Co. Fla,, Trustee etc., H. Rice & wf Kathleen, Lots 9, Louise S. I.ettice, Etal to Win. Palm Shadows, $6,500, Oak Harbour Corp. to Mrs. Nader Homes, Inc to Michael 12'2 tnt. that pa rt of SW'. of 10, 11 12 & 13 BIk B, Wezt (QCD) John Farina & wf. Alma Bird, sgl., Condom, 26A, V. Kinsinger& wf Adriana-U. B. Spears & wf Mae J.,-E'2 of Altamonte fits., Sec 3 $,OOO, SWI Sec 3230's of LW hills NW'I of NE'4 of sec 14-21-31 Ruth to City of Longwood, Beg. Oak Harbour, Sec 1 138,100. 152 Lake Searcy Shores $35,700 Greater constr. to Stanley J. Rd., $2,900. at SW cot, of NE ' of SE 'sof Richard J. Stangler & wf Bel Aire Homes, Inc. to James R. Williams & wf .i Kriyunski & wf Ve Quinelle W Cheever, to Wm. S. Sec. 20-20-30, run N 430' E ' Sharon & Stanley Sge & wf Kenneth F. Harrell & wf 61 Mishe LI ll to Peter J, Cardascia, Weklva Hunt Club, Fox etc., $100. Helen to Richard J. Stangler & Edna-LI. 463 Spring Oaks, &hultzNi of NEL. of see. Hunt, Sec 1 $36,900. LI 52 Sleepy hollow, $28,500. 1I1 $100 Jack D. Purvis & wf. Dorothy wf Sharon, It 9 Blk A, Paradise Unit 3 $37, Peter J. Cardascia & wf Mary Very 13. Jack, wid to Gladys to Bobby J. Lomax L wf. Point, 4th Sec., $100. John Burrows, sgl to Walter R.aynel Homes Inc. to James Iva Clark, U 17 Second Addii to to James B. Williams & wi Martin & Classic-S 75 ' of W Barbara J., N ' of NW's of NW Lewis J. Green & '4 Ma to 5.5 Rw_ L .4 rm I.' 1* 44 a.m CB. grantor life Misbell, Lt 12 Bik F 14-20 est. $100. 's See 34-20.32, $15,000. Prospectus Constr., Inc. to 110' of U. A Roseland Park Donald 0. Carrie L. Wolfe to Clara , y&wfCaroiyn, LI The Colonades, 3rd Addn, Oakland Esi, $66,900. (QCD) W.J. Carnett Sr md. Charles 1, Burch &wf,Theresa Tocco, U 32 Normandy Pirk, Reginald II. White, sgl. .to 6 Blk E, Bonaverture IRs., 2nd 122,200 .. . , . &,ti. W.. L'I..t... t a.. • a .., u sii. a- irnw, 1.3 .) I i'uary 11. arisey to Ted Mw. F. IA IM & b of 101, M. M. Itoianti fliW, U 9 BIk 1 Sec.. $62,000. Pan Amer. Bk to Joseph F. Beason s.d $100. Acuff & Lord's Lea 1st addn Citrus Hts. Weathersfjeld, 1st Addn, Earl Acuff-Lt. 8 Henry C. Okraski & wf Candelore & wf Susan-U Clara C. Tocco to Conrad 24 Burns Simpson, Trustee & wf $22,000. BIk F, Neaves Addn. $100 ns,soo. Patricia to Stanley A. Hibler & Blk B The Colonnades, 1st ec Wlrz & Martha W. Baker, U 32 Rosemary to Wm. W. White & Sol-Dale Builders Inc. to Normandy Park, $9,000. John D. Stevens & wf. Sharon f Erika U 6 Brantley Shores, $16,000 Eula Gamble & hb. Joe to wf Barbara, it 3 (less E 100') Dorothy Hamnner, sgl., Its 4,5 & to Richard 1.. Kaminski & wf. $25,000. Robert I. Wise & wf Evelyn to Paul L. Morton & wf Gladys Willa Mae Hood & 11.8. Rhonda - Lt 23 81k 13, West Rosa Lee McKelvey, Exec, to Robert D. Deshon & wf Betty Arnold-Li. 8 81k 15, Tier 5, 6, 81k 4, Crystal Lake Wainter Wm. N. Schulte &wf Martha, E Beason s.d $55,000. Adam L. Hayens & wf Rutha Homes, 122,200. Altamonte tits., Sec 3, $32,500. est Ada Nelson to Wm. T. Pratt 30.2' of U 2 & all of3, BIk B, J-Lts 1-5 Yankee Lake Terr., Sanford, Tralfords Map $100 to John Daniels & wf Jeanette, Fla. Urban Dcv. Crp., adj. West Altamonte Hts., Vista Del Largo Inc. to James Jr., Beg. NE cot it 4 BIk B $,50Q June Haney Nix, form. Haney U 25 Blk G A.D. Chappells s.d M. Parker & wf. Betty, E o' of Haymans Addn., Alt., etc $500. bankrupt etc to: Marvin Little 138,000. Catherine N. Drewery etc to & hb. John to Wayne C. Koontz $800 S 164.' of NE 1 4 of NW ' Sec W. Gale Pinder & wf Jean o David L Ravencraft & wf Donald F. Johnson & wf & wf Mitzi-1A. 10 BIk E Ridge & Juanita, z tnt: S 177.4' of N 1 z Joseph J. Sidorowici & wf of %V 291' 26.20.29, 153,900. of N 1 2 of SW of NE Joseph G. Seinonski & Mary to John E. Young & wf Marilyn J.-L! 9 Blk 10 Heftier High 1st Adn. $26500 WI Anne to John M. Crosby & wf Sec 'i 26-20-29, *14,500. Southern Homes Orl Inc. to Geraldine, [A 21 La Floresta, Homes Orl. Sec 1 $17,500 Roberta R. U 5 Blk A SweetCharles It. Tate & wf Donna Shirley J. U B Rik X, The Orville Bliss Robert H. Rieger & wf. Sue it Un. 2 $48,000. & %I. Diana to water Oaks. $89,900. Eugene A Mallek & wf AJo to Linda S. Born-it Woodlan(ti, Sec 3 $43,000. Marvin H 63 Villa Brantley, $45,000. little & wf. Juanita, S -- Nader Homes, Inc. to Edw. A. Ann to Charles W. Hall & wf Greenate Est. $36.000 ______________________________________________ inc IIusey Co. to Cowi- Koacie & wf Carolyn U 13 Lake Sandra-Lt 51 Sleepy Geo.M. Ross & wf Edna to hollow, sw try side Constr. Inc., U 16 Blk B Searcy Shores, $34,800. ' of NE '. of Sec 26-20-a, 1st Addn $52,000 Erwin W. Rogers & wf Dorris & $14,500. Scetwater Oaks, .Sec. 6, Ruth H. Leto, sgl to Lamar B. Kearney Constr. to Douglas James D. Rogers-LtsB&9Blk $13,900. (QCD) Wm. B. Spears & WI. Williams Jr & wf Ruth A., LA 7 W. Logan & wf Barbara J.-LL R. Longwood Park $11,000 0 Mae to Louise Smith Lettice, If. Miller & Sons Or!., Inc. to 81k 2 RepL Sb. 1 & 2 No. 25 Sans Souci $37,500 Richard J. Hall & wf Ann A. Stella Sm. Rose, Wm. S. Schultz Christopher K. likes & WI. Orlando Towusite 4th Addn, VIII Dorothy S. Cogswell, sgl to To Wm. E. Stout & wf Eve-U. & N. H. Smith Jr., W 'i of NW . Karen, 14t 44 Devonshire of No. Orlando, $22,500. Willis B. Mayo & WI Helen-U. 37, Orange Villa Hts. $3,700 . of Sec. 14-21-31, $100. '.of NE EarlLeifferJr,,&widato 36 Blk A, Crystal Bowl Addn. Will. W. Ford, Jr. & WI. tQCD) Barbara Pacquette, Seminole Land & Dev, to Shubert Constr., Co., U 14 BUt CB $46,000 Charlene to Mason L. Mill er & Ronald K. Hay & WI. Loretta, B Knollwood Third Addn, Bradley & Young Prop Inc. to sgl to Joseph R. Paquette, wf. Unit 15C, Ramblewood, 0,700. Amended Plat $15,000. Carol M. It 4 81k B San Electronic Communications,131k A Lynwood Rev,, $100. d, Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Anna TrOcasso, sgI to Stanley Sebastian tits. Uri. IA. $W,ODO. Faye Jewell to Jane Inc. Legal Dept., NCR Corp. - H Forman & wf Joyce l.ts Carole Thomas S. Winder & wf. San- Behrendt, Li 12 Blk C, Country Landin I Ramsdell, sgl. to & sec 18-20-30, Lake Mai' Watts Farms $22000 Frederick K. E)ouglas & wf. dra, U 251 Wrenood Ills., Un. Club Manor Un. 3, 118,500. (ICSC. $495 000 Lake 2, $36,600. Nan, Inc., to EILi K. Jimmie L. U 65 1k Harriet . Robt. Moore & WI Carole, etal Miller & Sons Orl Inc. to Fritachi, U 16 The Perma Bill Homes, Inc to to Hershel D. Knight & wf Mary Alfred W. Brocious & FsL,, $18,000. wf Mary $449 00 Donald W. Overchuck & WI. Hollis C. Lamb &wf. Dianne E., P. Li 4' Idyllwilde of Loch C.-Lt 30 Devonshire $39,000 Cheryl U 16 131k B Sky Lark s-d, Arbor, Rep!., $32,000. to Daniel J. Monahan & Jerry z'ndcl Inc. to Walter H. Miller & Sons of Or!., Inc. Marjorie, its 17 & 18 Blk 36, Richard E. Jones & wf Lynda to Robert S. Champion B. Davis& WI Helen S.-N 20' of & wf IQCD) Kathryn C. Taylor to to Michael W. Belanger, 1., U Carol-it 26 39 Devoshire $43,500 U?! 81k N & art of 20 bUt N. Sanlando the Sub. Beaut., Bobby E. Taylor (married) U SO Trailwood Est., Sec. I Sanford Sec., $37,000. Curtis W. Rlckley& wf Mary Northgate 33 Seminole Raceway 1st *25,900. Clyde M. Yauger & wf Bel-Aire Homes, Inc. to Dale to Keith A Rodgers & Addn., CB, $100. Cla ude N. Hennessey & wf PatrIcia-LI. 4 131k C Paradise E. Coppock & wf Judith A-1A. Margaret to Earl V. Upham & wf Ellon W. Us 18 & 17, 81k 55, Robt. W. Taylor & %1. Lois J. Debra to Herbert L Guthrie & Point, 3rd see. $34,500 454 Spring Oaks Uri. 3 $37,500 Y l) Sanlando the Sub. Beaut., Palm to Comnbank 'VP., Trustee, its WI Gladys IA 9 BIk B. No. Orl. Fred E. Pantjllon & wf Polyak Corp. to Robt. 1. Spr in gs Sec., $32,000. 14 & 15, 81k 8, Tract 57, Tern, Un. I Sec. 3 *25,000. . Barbara to Walter H. Brown & Polyak & wI Barbara, IA 65 Florence Eekenrode, sgl to Sanlando Springs, 11(x). Devco On., Inc., to Nestor M. wf Marjorie-U. 1 BIk E Ho%cIl Est. sd repl. $42,000. A.A. McClanahan & wf Carolyn Torn Estes & wf Kathleen to tie Arrnas& WI Donna, Lt 1281k Sweetwater Oak, sec 4 $56,500 Lida Mae Sirnkin, wid to will. D. & Arvin L SHim & wf Esther Harvey E. Meagher & wf N Camelot Un. 2 133,800. Paula Ann Putnam, sgl to Everly, it 16 BIk M, Portion of U 47 & S 20' of Mary-Beg. at point of Intersec. Ro bert D Johnson & wf Doris Anne Lione, sgl. & Mary 131k X 46, Gracellne Mobile Manor, 000. court. $5,000. Sec. 9-21-31, etc. 11,300 45" WIde, 50% Cotton, 50% Rayon U 7131k 4, Fairlane Est., Sec 1 1281k J, English Ests. Un. 2 Joseph P. Johnson & wf repl. $26,000. '• $48WO C 3 Carem to James C. Runyon Jr. &wf Billie-it. 289 Spring Oaks Un. 2 137,400 BRING TOTAL James T. Craig & wf Linda to L. Lee & wf Clary-Lt. 1 ,[ COMFORT LIVING 45" Wide, 50% Polyester, 50% Rayon blk B Eastbrool s.d Un. 15 TO YOUR HOME $43,000 /1 --Wyatt A. Armfield, Jr., sgl to \ with Frank P. Seal! & wf Betsy-U. 3 131k 13 Spri ng Farms, Sec 2 \ $70,900 Max Peacock sgl to Geo. A 45" Wide, 65% Polyester, 35% HEATING & COOLING Conon -t:nc l & Ikrnice St., :. . _~.-t'2.' t, _____ . . Add Space To Your Place r - z. WK fiarbour Crp to ames Holloway & wt Emily- $22,800. Sec., $40,900. $37.900. Spring Oaks Un. 4 $37,500 Condom.7D,Oak Harbour See 2 Gidus Builders Inc. to James Comer S. Coker & ,A-f Carol to Raynel Homes, Inc. to Jimmy $43,000 0. GoodwIn & wf Jo Anna, U Win. M. Forman & wf. Lora Woodall & wf Rebecca A.-. FrunkPTrainer& f Maria, 1.1 w John 13. Dill & wf (;Joan & 213 Woodcrest Un. 5, 137,800. to Orient 4 of Alt. Springs Inc., Li 24 The Colonades, 3rd sec. 128 Spring Oaks, $37,000. laine to Ernest E. Garrison Jr. & wf Lt 19 Bik A, Doi-Ray Manor, $22,900 Irving M. Felder to Louis A Kenneth F. Pletzer, sgI.-IA. 24 Barbara J. to Everette E. White $28,500. First Sem.SVC.Corp to Ward I lentrup & wf Juliann, Lt 26 Blk & W 20' of 23 Blk B, Sanlando & W Hazel J., Forest R. Finley & wf. Unit 354 Village of & Blackwood Inc.-Lt. 23 G, West Altamonte Ill.s., See 2 Springs Lake Oaks Sec. $35,000 Windmeadows . , $18,900. Dorothy to Jeffrey F. Finley & Garden Grove Un. 1 $12,500 $3,300. Nancy . Kunze, trustee in 130134J Lowe & wf Shirley to wf. Jana, W 62'of Lt 17, Rik 14), Volien C. Ostedt & M Alice to Bobby J. Lomax & wf Barihinkrupt's' tc to J crald Anthony J. Melkunas & wf Joan Ikjil. Part of Townsite North ba ra to Th inkie Black Jr & •f Win. S. Weigel Sr. & wf Arthur Davis & %vf Patrivia-1A J. Lt 12 Highland Pines Uri. Chuluota, $37,000. 1, Hazel, Lt 23 & NE'i of 22 Blk B Josephine, Lt 116 Highland ' 35 & SEtS of Lt 3-4 131k A Crysta l $30,800. Cynthia B. Lesser Southeri & Repl. Lk Mobile Shores, $21,700. Pines Un. 4 $32,000. Bowl Addn C11 $69,000 Robert F. NohejI & wf Carole Geo. W. hb. to Kenneth R. John L Lett & wf Patricia to W.L.Kirk & Geraldine to Ben Ward Agcy Inc. to Gary to Senile Z. Alvardo & wf H!irtShore & wf. Pauline ?bL, U Lernuel Eudell& wf Alma, i Wu L Purvis & wf Sylvia, U 2 & 845.15' N oISW cor of Govt. 1.1 4, Sec. 32-19-32 etc., $56,133. W. Ii. Green & Sons, Inc to John L Boners & wf. Judith, I.t 19 Walden Terr., $33,900. Freda K. [vson, Exec. will of Fred to Fied K. Dyson, S ' of SW . 01 RU, SCC6- )-3O(ICSSS 1.6 ch.', $100. Winter Sps. Dcv. to Sciuintjk UtLlIt\ Cu., from led rds * V, 9-r, r.'np Sea e i. I '.. _ .. f_._'1-, - -I ,_''li _1-. -,~ .- ~~-_.-I .. -_z, -. co Recorded James J. Felcyn & wf Gloria J:iines C. La%Tence & wf I'eltzer Constr. to Robert J. Bako to Carlos R. Stafford & wf. Constr. to Robert D. Kenneth W. Burkhart & Peggy to Allen W. Davis Jr., %V Frost Jr& wI Edna, LI 48 Sleepy wf Greater Constr. corp to Win. August W. Nelson & WI On. Pharmacy Inc., Penilon Johnson& wf Doris A-U 3 Blk Doris to David F. KoeJIlng& wf Ellen, E 48' of Lt 2 & W 32.5' of 5 ch of: Beg. 10 ch. W of SE cor. Hollow, lit Addn. $63,000. H. Whitten & wf Mary E., U 3 Veronica to Win. E. Stout & wf Trust to Herman A. Tischer Jr Lt 3 Blk A Domiflerich Hills, 6th E. Sterling Park, Un. 2 134,100 Myrtle J., Lt 6 Northwood SWI of SE' of Sec 3119..3O, His., Blk 2, The Woodlands, Sec. 4, Eve-U. 37 Orange Villa His. & wI June, NLi of Us 275 & 276 Robert C. Shields, Jr., & wf Addn., $53,400. Three Suns, Inc. to Avery E. $38,000. o p swope Land Co. Plat of run W 10 ch. N 12'2 ch., etc. 12L Victoria to Elton A. Ingram & $52,500. $100 Wisdom & wf Hence M.--S 825' United Assoc., Inc. to Stewart (Q(TJ) Mildred F. Maxwell, acres, VOW. Donald E. Ithydderch & wf BlaclL Hammock, $11,500. wf M. Florence, 1.1 7 Woodcrest vf Wil of SW 4 Donald W. Lafon & wf. Emma Of NEL4 See. 6- S. Dunlap & wf Sara L, 1A 426 sgI to Clyde .Maxwell, Lt Wilbur D. Cummins & wf Rita 31 Blk Lee to Arnold P. Smith & wt Roy L. Brooks & wf Mona to Un. 2, $35,000. 22, le rd. etc.etak ' Mae, Lt 8 BIk Ea, Like Ellen parcels. Wekis Hunt nub, Fox 11 Unt., 60, Sanlando Sub. to Donald Partin & wf Joyce, Lt Beaut., Palm Betty J.-Lt. 1 & that part of It (QCD) Patrck J. Gregg & wI $60,000 H. Sansone & wi Jean, Lt Addr,. ('B, $27,500. Sec. 2, $40,900. Springs, Sec. 1100. 9 BIk B., Tripl ett Lake Shores B Bik C Eastbrook sI Un. 16 Casselber Gdns., Inc. to Will. J. Gardner & M. Ellen 2 BlkJ Tanglewood, Sec. 3 repl. Frances to Will. C. Thomas & John G. Strohaker & wf $38,S00. wf Betty L Bet. NW cor Lt 8. City of CB., Blk B. LK Kathryn Bonnie to Harry $34,000, Equitable Life A=fr. Sw. to *35000 to Melvin Rosado & wf. Zaida, & D. DeNegre & Juliana M. Sheets to James Gretzinger to Gloria C. Dimas Rosado & wf. Ena, U 3 QCDI Larry I. Snyder to etc., Aden Park, Ist Addn $100. Park Addn to cB. $8,000 wf Bonnie L Lt 20 Blk C Bob P. Burkett, sgl., U 9 (I.s Courtney I., Konstanz & wf G. Cartee & wf Mildred J., Lt 10 Will. C. Thomas & WI Betty to *I..-" -.Iame I.. P..'.'. A. "-' ': - - - - oIe County _ - - - , . ,;..~_ PANEL 1. . .I 2599S SANFORD AV E. PR 9: 9: I m i c u r r% _______ CENTER 89 PANELS TO CHQoc FROM PH.323-5676 OPEN DAILY 95:30 IFIVALL SANFORD SAt 9. IRANELS- MOULDINGS- BUILDING ARMSTRONG CEILINGTILE MATERIALS - LUMBER SHELVING RUST.OLEUM SPINDLE - F LEX - ---I �- ____ - __ Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974 I4AEvening Herald SPORTS Ill Balloons 3 rVA tr: r tu?:q III1 New Fad In — t&rgs rui si girgi ru. B Ii'( _ SAVE 40%* NOW __ i -- t' M ruil Skies • - THIS IS A STOREWIDE CLEARANCE SALE. WE HAVE Wil ,••i-I -•ê_I • -101 _:_, .. 101L, Itt't, i1.l 40% OF . gurgi , girgi ru, SUPERLECTRIC PERSONAL BREEZE FANS 'E • • -. ... —, \ —. '.5... _ *p __ • r .!l f". - 5• 5,,, t I , etch 10' 0scsIatos. Req $1695 strI ru.i t2I UI ITSICO AnacHi •, boots, a helmet and two ral parachutes, and crams himself intoawaitingalrplane that will rvuw 40% * Pull cull Pull glut MI nil i "1 td '?OMZO? CiHu Ip' ON PEN CI I ____________ take him several thousand feet gwgscu WE HAVE 269 BRIEF CASES. ATTACHE BAGS. CATALOG FRESH'ND.AIRE HASSOCK FANS 5 year warranty on motor. 3 speeds (including slum. SHARPENERS ________ ______ ____ _____ h.r speedl. 11W' diaJnet,r. MU. List $39.95. SALE I OFFENSE PIT rill -. tirtsrui / 123 97'. , - Chiefs deluding themselves that Unny Dawson, age 39, can wheedle one more season out lIlrgiru.i sky diver Is out the door and glrt,ru' LION. INVICTA. SAMSONITE. OOPP KITS - NATIONALLY AD. ijw~~w failing gently under a canopy ofPrIf gr.t;rIt VERTISEO AT FROM $1410 $10 - ON SALE AT 40 DIE' silk. Sailplane enthusiasts disdain the thought of a roaring, smelly girt, rir engine dragging them through PI"' the sky. The sailplane pilot endures the ignominy of being dragged aloft by a powered gwi nr craft Just long enough to get tr.'!i a' sufficient altitude to catch rising currents of air that can take t, ,, a powerless craft thousands of gtL.r (line. - ... '"-. . ON FANS . .. -'f-'--.- -.• ••••-•• '- 'T "ii;, - .-- - !!I' prr. nr1y onl y - SAVE 40%' ?n ..- - .—. ;, , . - at 11100 S1i S ZQ - SAVE 40%' .: '- Wit '' mn - turisfl.'t M I'll"I selves were made of paper. The passengers wert carried In a IWP 223C 405 Naina'j A.rt;is at SAVE I STEBCO CATALOG CASE Pjtinid pann k.ni,d fij; pro- gei gi ruts SEPTEMBER SALE [(Ow ATTACHE. Eapjnsbls tde pcôet Remøvabli pad 512. Sl i ck. Suntan. Ot,,. NitroilCi Ad n'Irstdal$27.50.SAUSI6SO run • WHILE THEY LAST ALVIN - AMACO - BETTER LETTER - BIENFANG - BINNEY & SMITH - 0 BLAIR — C.THRU — CRESCENT — EAGLE.BEROL — EBERHARD FABER — 11 V COLORED PENCILS, PASTELS AT FROM $1.95 TO $90.00 EACH . . .ON SALE AT 40% OFF gui. ruts u1uuuu11\ ItVil cull twit nr * II Quantities limited to . merchandise now on hand. nrc . rrn' i .1 !'t .r r "' ' pop ruts 11111 r1r. LETTERING EQUIPMENT _ W) tit-it rill -— Il triii-.r free balloons are regulated by '-''-' V SCHOOL ART SUPPLIES r,. iiSA1IIfl VIi.'t,t il t it . r path . - ;...:,. p--It m.r rlespassengers off theground, !- vice. V PENCILS, LEADS, ERASERS, SHARPENERS, i.'r o.' % 13141* ii *'tvrr'%'d at 5 rs rr inru r. r. .4 r,.. ' "I P • '..'. . :. .ii7;r ,, f',, ', W13111111 - t .v bo r , CELLENT VI tIARI r r ri , ' ji 0 K TM i Prtl rill flits ' fell only one inThe other damage done by a as ring short of the all-time mara- Philadelphia bat was Bill Rob- part of a doubleheader today, although the statistics then record, a 26-inning dandy inson's three-run eighth-inning counted toward the regular between the Brookl) Dodgers home run, which broke a tie season records. , - .';.. '' 1, ' 'T ' 5" ' -. - -. - ': '1c -' and NEARLY EVERYTHING AN ARTIST NEEDS. . -- - ' ' I . qw - ' j',',' - fL'I!T!' u','rlf . . . , - . . " ' ___ r'-.- _______________ .• Nytou _ I AST ROBINSON. ORLANDO, FLORIDA 133 lisi Robinson Peb,n St,e - De*n,o*,O,ian TWO FREE SIORISIOL PARKING LOTS S UAILA ESP*'DL W., PatS R53 1100 Cocoa 631 1242 - Kissonmi iii 0 tar Orlando Interptis. *4] 7700 '' "' "~Q? Dejrp Detird 668 4436 - ti'e Cowity 38] &566 - M,lbcutr, 124 21)2 - Sa#.ud 678 1314- Titvs,dle _____________ By ALEX SACHARE and putting the Indians just five hits in posting his 19th victory AP Sports Writer games out, against 10 l osses. Boog Powell's run-scoring Elsewhere in the American Tw...; 5, A's 3 pinch-single In the 17th InnIng of League, Minnesota beat Oak- - Ha rmon Killebrew slugged the opener of a twi-night land 5-3 in 10 innings, Texas his 13th home run of the as se on doubleheader gave the Balti- trimmed Chicago 6-2, In the 10th Inning, a two-run more Orioles a 3-2 victory, but California edged Kansas City 3- shot on t pitcher from Irry Gura's five-hit pi tch ing 2 in 10 inni ngs and Milwaukee Darold Know les that gave the led the New York Yankees to a bl uiniru anked.J uvtto t Twins a 5-3 victory. 5-1 triumph In the nightcap. Gura, uchased on Aug. 18 RangeraG, White Sox 2 . The spilt of the doubleheader from Syracuse of the In terJim Bibby pitched a four-hit• kept the Yankees two games national ,League, ra is ed L's ter ,or is sC o he a ad he of Z,a second-place Balti- record with the Yankees to -- season and Jim Spencer drove N. -. •L more In the hot American Gura yteiuvu a run ui use first in two runs Wiu, two singles as League East race Cle veland inning, then shut the door on the the second place Rangers -F beat Boston 3-1, dropping the Orioles The Yankees went moved to within 5 games o -. .'' " i 1 — Red Sox 2 games off the pace ahead with four runs in the Oakland in the At. West W -' - j 4)i _7111— a . second when Sand) Alomar and -f ' - Angels , Royals Jim Mason hi t RBI singles, Nolan Ryan stopped Kansas ' ' L1Lg3. Elliott Maddox was hit by a Cityonfourhitsandsck out Blazer Billy Hobbs is hit by Wheel liE Tom Ramsey (84) ut durIng Florida loss pitch with the bases loaded and 15, outdueling Kansas City's Al Lou PinleIla rapped a sacrifice Fitzmorris. Morris Nettles led By The Associated press fly. strike-plagued Nationoff the 10th with a single, was Roy White accounted for the sacrificed to second, stole third al Football League teams — refinal run with his fif th homer of an scored w hen Bruce Bochte duced to their fin na al 4 7-playe la' r the season in the ninth, rosters have beat out a single to shortstop. The opener, a four hour, 12 d Brewers 3, Tigers 0 4 k 'F - - - , .,. '.. . -. . . '. '' - - - --- - - — . ' __ - r ,, ,' , .- NF L C s — tt Still Same orse l, A I - e ) J • '.' - - . moves to make room for minute marathon marked by Jim Sla ton handcuffed the Ti. rookies The flurry of transactions opportunitIes, ended when a run In the first inning on Don Wednesda capped last-minute Powell singled following two Money's single, made it 2-0 in PI'I5.I'SBURGH (AP) — roster shuffling of about Z)O walks off relief pitcher Cecil the seventh on an RBI single by University of Pittsburgh "" playe rs and left a handful of Upshaw, 14. Tim Johnson and got Its final sung back Tony Dorsett could India ns 3, Red Sox 1 lingering veterans out in the run in the eighth on two walks sing as well as he shreds defenIndians pitching star Gaylord and George Scott's runscoring co ld on th e verge of th e 1974 sive lines, he'd sell a million Perry stopped Boston on five single. season. copies of "My Way." Washington, wheeling and "I'm still just me," he says dealing ling under coach George Als after a startling fresh- lent waived three well-known man year that saw him streak veterans: Roosevelt Taylor, , for more than seven tenths of a Myron Pottios and Walter mile-1,586 yards-along with Rock. The Redskins also cut scoring 12 touchdowns and Joe Sweet. . m making All-American. CIt(P15 urncr Allen, however, recalled vet. 7% oa S2I N8100nal League Boston 14 61 521 2' But Dorsett says all the coy- erans Deacon Jones, John WilEat? Cleveland 71 70 5 s erage and attention his fresh- bur and Ray Schoenke after W L Pct. GO A-qil*auk 69 75 479 'libutgP, 77 6 57 man year earned him really temporarily placing all three of s, 3 7$ 45 Louis 75 61 1 2' west them doesn't mean too much on waivers. PhIapia 72 71 S 5' OaklInd 82 6? $69 Among other veterans Ne* 'fork 7 - Imnodlfferentthanlwasa i II Tea 77 61 531 S Montreal 77 1 dropped were Earl McCullouch 12 )ear ago, 72 71 503 9 sy 1 40.4 19 Kan City 70 73 490 11 and Jim O'Brien of Detroit; We st Pitt coach John y Majors, Chicago Ange les 90 32 óil Mooring of Miamt; Leroy L Ctfn;, getting his Panthers read)' for Kelly and ei ;i' 6 56 o a Bob Brown of Oak- Atlanta Wrdneidy't Ritulti their opener Saturday night at land; Fair 71 65 S45 1, NeW York ? S Hooker of New Or- HOtt0 71 Honda State, would take a le . an s; and Leland Glass of S1n Fran 66 77 462 74 ' Milauk simple repeat of last yea r 3, Oerot C Deo 5? 9? 361 39 Green Ba Mrwesoia S. Oakian i Dorsett rse eff Uort. . . Wfli4iy'1 Rtwitt Trias 6. Chi ca g o 2 TJmicaljties involving the 6 1), Chccag I a CaIi?orn3 3. The 5-foot-li, 15 pounder NFL waiver system and other Phiiaoiri L PPltSbVrçh 3 10 flninq outwardly appears Cincinnati un- transactions, however, left I. Thursday's Games @ XOREBOARD - - -, - - 'ies0ta _____ ____________ _____ ________ a,, - - --- - -. I 4" '. .- - - - ;:Fk - - •' n -- I -. - : -- -- - - ---U -. - ¶ --- ' ., ;ry - RYAfI, 1y1,4 -' - --. ' -- - 'heel hack llill' Sadler (:12) gs'ahbt'd by illaiei' _____________ ______________________________________________________ 6744 1,00R AIY6445 5MAt. 0j1;r64WW,4j~*1A -j I Old Golfer Lonely I - 1 Pr - '&'INEHURST, N .C. (Al') - century ago, "1 become very Gene Sarazen, at fl the oldest of lonely. - - - the living inductees to the new World Golf Hall of Fame, stood on the steps of the white, $2.5 million complex In the Carolina LIif ' g,rgl run _________ __________ ' - 45 73EYi,48o(J7' 118111W T101 Wed lhu Sat 10 6 p 1 . - - ( / w gutgirii: I. :rt,uts Ill gil jl iu'I :",g, sur. Mod' &IRI 815am te9pm fl LI M, g,t,t, I ti STORE HOURS Stuart ' -. """ir. , -r ;. -''V gut, ruts A geargo s S p 1*1t N1* gntcap ,. 1' t,*jI flits " riris APPLY QlJRIf3 STOREWIOI CLEARANCI ii ' '' gi, js mu -- " ' WAREHOUSE OR STORE WE Will DELIVER FOR SMAlL ADDITIONAL CHARGE SPECIAL CASH SAIL J if L 1 75 i1/'4t2/ t,IjI flI" 4, 1 C SH RIC(S fOR MlRfMAfljSt IN 0RIINAL CARTONS Al CUR 44 . . — '' 111-11 rill Buy at usual dealer cost or below! . lot - AA uy L Alan M over . n 11 twit rill i .' - '.' '-- replayed completely lilnings. And it ç ,q,4o,4,q ' -' I rul , - uan flY I'L' UMI DART gluru ruts ;/ SLIDE 9 VIES AND RU LERS - ,, 4 - - it-If run ' TEMPLATES, TRIANGLES, 1-SQUARES ' -' ri ,,c A ' ' .. - -, ' • , s-,. .. . • '1) i' sIS cait i rn' isr 4 NOW jt rill gtugs rill III-If $311 nfl ;i rgir5 $) fit')' MT *1 teacher and demonstrate to a friendly FAA inspector that you can handle the 85-foot-tall tie- P6 nimi V PRESSURE SENSITIVE & TRANSFER TYPE LETTERS u i Sill R VitTArJ Riii 5',, h'rr, n)ii, but air Li!' - .' -t .. struction from a qualified ". 'r gugs ruts tsrt,'" at sic nn r' loon costs about $7,000. For that you get the balloon, an alwi:i-i: - -"twin gondola (wicker baskets are out of style) and the pro- tet'.i- - GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - the quick 200-pounder said. "I The return of Wayne Fields to like to stick people more than I the defensive platoon bolsters like being stuck." Florida's chances of stopping lie will be at strong safety in California's explosive attack in an all-letterman starting tiethe football season opener for fense for the Gators. bo th teams Sat urda y. "Our starters are fin e," sa id Fields, a defensive standout defensive coordinator Doug for two seasons, was tried at Knott.s. "But I'm concerned wingback this fall but went about the depth at tackle and back to the secondary. line ba cker." He was tickled with the Florida lost both starting change. ta ckles and one end by gradu. "I enjoy playing delease," ation last year . girt, ruts ally plan on winding up in ,,..,., somebody's ba ck yard or corn- r -' passa wfltten girt, ni.i _____ CRYSTAL SflW SIMULATIO T(Aw0QO, . - I gIVjI flits -- sic - sn'n i'iii , ii _snur csau snuc n'du snu JET \, - P .. , .. Gators Open jUt, fiRS V ILLUSTRATION BOARD, SHOWCARDS, ARTISTS' PADS, TABLETS V PICTURE FRAMES, CRAFT SUPPLIES '' which has been in hot pursuit. comescharginguptomeetyou. • gill, ruts P girt,mal INKS, - .1.. . Division, homer in the seven th inning to In the St. Louis dressing back the three-hit pitching of dou bleroom, Reggie Smith delivered a rookie Dan Spi llner header, and the B and carry Cin crni Reds gam: was a warning t his married team.. the Padres past the Astros. rained out with the score flea l Expos 6-13, Cubs 1-4 Id that 1 in the fifth Inning. Willie Davis's two-run home Ing to befieve you guys were out As plate umpire Ed Sudol run sparked the Expos' fournm sig- playing baseball all night." nailed him safe, McBride la y on ft inning and set them on the pp 8 Pirates the ground, seemingly stunned the way to a rout of the Cubs in the The Pirates not only lost that the tie-breang run had second game after Mike ,, , game, , y ace IL1 T finally scored . "There dirt er w Jorgensen I two siumn.rs he n a line dr ive by Phila. in my eyes, dirt everywhere," deiphia's to lead Montreal in the first Willie Montanez said. "I was tired, game. struck Dock Ellis on the right At seven hours, four minutes, hand, fractured a bone and Braves 1, Reds 1 it was the longest night game jn knocked the Pirate star out of Rain washed out the contest major league history, both in the lineup for at least wee in the fifth Inni ng, and the game terms of time and in terms of weeks, was to be he 5. ' 1 PAPER CUTTERS, SCISSORS, KNIVES, STAPLERS . q gui. r patch. Your ground crew, — Jan Stenerud and p punter Jerrel Wilson into their 30s now, continue to dominate In the pedaltI' Their lea. are stronger than ever. Both ., I haveep1ay I, a will co'ntinue to play. bi role in Chiefs' basic rategy. On the return eams, flfAtU Marshall "i' ld fi elde of kicks EX. Third in AFC West on the thesis that the quarterbacking is problematical and the Broncos are ready to slip ahead of them twit riv! / PENS, MARKERS. Pt.-It ra- :"If *.I- . SPRAYS V GRAPHIC ART & PRINTED CIRCUIT MATERIALS BALL PEN S, FOUNTAIN PENS. PENCILS, SETS, DESK SETS OVER 30 DIFFERENT MODELS - NATIONALLY ADVERTISED ing Is a good ground crew. It f"ll you must & Jim Kearney and Mike Sensibaugh, abetted by Kerry rr Reardon fjmi to remain as safeties. GOOD KICKING Placekicker flDCfllTIOII '"M'' tell, ' 44 . -. - ,, fanfare ittli III flit! - - Eznxnitt Thomas on the right comes .21 5, vu sure,, ( lid ...an .1 Up front utOlh uS center uac, Jack •i,Utr ID nay, all auo -pro type FAIR. girt. flitS - corner, is one of he top manfor-ma guardians, wi th little Ia cecn,00,y t hG Plitt = ,. ' - - ulm the Guard Ed B dd " Pant cm V EASELS, CANVASES, PAINTING ACCESSORIES WE HAVE SLIGHTLY LESS THAN 500 TOP QUALITY SHEAFFER — PARKER — CROSS come down. : r. The key to successful balloon- girt, nr ,.., .,r. t'* .r tsvt' ruts I (1 seasons) s •n danger oC j.. -.. 2Pt C ros was giri ruts bag to go up and let it cool to ' 'IpSr " gislirwt changed. You beat the air ln the jr-It r hftoff, - V COLORS & PAINTING MEDIUMS Other than that, not much has gere ruts The glider pilot can do amazing things to get back to the airport. But the bidloonist follows the wind. - tsvt,rWt - - rest of the club, there's beaucoup experience, even If te ' a3Jl1Uv :tgs everyone by supplanting Jim Marsalis on the left corner. • girt, run gure iws I" nLn - / BRUSHES & PAINTING KNIVES luflinli '' 'n' 'tV VERY depleted what used to be a bruis i n g brilade Now LI lIfr Jim £J er " Ul%e tackles au seasons) and Dave HIll (12 seasons) will have to fight for h awu,uC Id Chuck Ge r°.. JOi,. tt y tlRliUfl MAGIC MARKER - MARATYPE - PICKETT - SANFORD'S - SPEEOBALI . pril W. tie Federal Aviation Adinirustration. Before you load UP and ', ieftI STABILO —WEBER —WINSOR.NEWTON nylon has replaced paper as the 1'Rl' ' pa Ukeeverythingclse thatcar. 5' U'51 GRUMBACHER — HUNT — INSTANT TYPE — KOH.I.NOOR — KRYLON - 0 0 gir- ty much hits what is under him. tuft, nil . - - BLOCKING - Injuries -I Save a full 40'/,otf drastically behind them. Plitt VU-1 terl' run , tfl't '.r tsRl' fiLl giRt, ruts L CLEARANCE BRAND NEW ART & DRAFTING SUPPLIES GOOD. (' .. 111111~--M- MW NFL Bell is In his 13th they'll alternate, leaving Wendell Hayes and Willie Ellison to pick up the tough yards. Jeff Kinney might help, too. GOOD. gengi ruts imar. Narsoetafiy AMrhud at 133 era have replaced a bonfire in gifl, nz '\ i 40% 0 ,,, edgit *u hanI*a. Tites IIaIIdJId !$ wits itirdeq pibt. 13T1! 18 i balloon by Inflating the bag 1t" ruts with the "flammable air" gUSIZ RS produced by heating iron filings and acid. r;r As years went by helium rer;:placed hydrogen as the "lifting I" t,..., ,.. gas." Hydrogen is more cit,ficlent than helium but helium girt, doesn't burn. ' Modern balloons are of the girl A a riitUtr of fact, you usu- t,, L - I full rim t" nin fookliameter, hydrogenfliled g'rt,ru- 'rte airplane pilot chooses his destination. The sky diver pret- PLIt Cull Plitt ruts -. - - middle and Jim Lynch on right, with eight years of togetherness as the best In the Green, who has a Gale Sayers look about him, to take some of the load Off heavy-duty Ed Podolak. Unfortunately, neith er is fullback type, so i" ' t'l' fiLl BEAT INFLATION $12.50. SALE $2550. catching fire itself. ,, ,The gas-filled balloon was de. tuzI Il' lol" veloped shortly after the hot-air va riety. Another Frenchman, P" ran JacquescharIes,produceda1.. girgira ly know where you're going. ts'riii t.7ame - . season. Quality drops off - VVIrl IVI t , split between towering Morris Stroud, burly Gary Butler. - • LINEBACKING — If th ey play up to their capabilities, there's still none better than the threesome of Bobby Bell on left, Willie Lanier in RUNNING — Major move was made in drafting Woody gui ruts BUY NOW— SIIBCO ATTACHE with? epit.i pcpts. turisrw the bag. Often one passenger was kept iRgiflhl busy stoking the woodflrethat ('RlIflV provided the hot air for lift tWl rr sshlletheotherpassengertrjed ISrII to keep the paper balloon from 1111141 ,, 16 P"ral Early balloonists were a hardy lot. The balloons th em- mm CASH SALE Go. 1 ' '73). zone, but he doesn't get to do often enough. Tight end gldt"Ml SEPTEMBER "Mn In balioonlng,you never real- tirt,nr PrIl 111" FOR EVERY STUDENT. V. Buck Buchanan has gotten become discouraged with Chiefs' failure to exploit his ta lent. Elmo Wri ght's forte that victory dance in end twtf cull 11S STUDY TIME - BUY A GOOD LAMP -. trU.'T rl. 1'' ply because hot air rises. The ten' ruts '1' hot air inside the bag ls lighter than the surrounding air so up It goes. tufliflil Iuir. But the biggest job of the ground crew is to get you, the pilot, back. tsRl, nats SAVE 40% UNDER TODAY'S PRICES ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED LAMPS. ';: gwt,m: They did and It did. The hot air ball balloon was born. The hot-air balloon flies m- the whole thing take oil li ke a child's balloon at the county SPECIAL CASH SALE onio up front in recent seasons. Old RECEIVING — pen a lot on Otis Taylor's frame of mind. Super receiver, but he's :tr:enr' 1 11.111 man SAVE YOUR EYES! BUY A GOOD DESK LAMP. ON BRIEF CASES too. takes help to fill the &400t bag wi th hot air - wi thout having "' ltv.ot run ____________________________________________________ W, Frenchmen simply saw smoke IWII n1. rising from a chimney and de- gi'p m fiLl cldediftheyputabagaround giRl. ran the smoke, the bag would rise gi.tt, ruts basket and tough rip-stop games in 111111 1:1111 Pill 1:1111 1'I'u BUY NOW — Prof. pective defection of Curley 0 11P to WFI, in '75 doesn't help, lie's been their best man presents Mike forrnidable tac Livingston never has inspired chance for George Seals to get confidence. Man for the more than spot action. At the future, if not present, is ends, big Wilbur Young, Kansas' gift to Chiefs, David combative Mary Upshaw Jaynes. FAIR. seem solid enough. VERY 111111 ru.-I tit'" rul gravity in 1783. The two the - — 4D ON LUGGAGE (1l. P 4 tiC.11V Airt:id Fi - 73t, BEAT INFLATION -. SAVE 40%' tIflJ ATTAtHE 4 '. rk.ss Then there are the balloon. hot-air variety. Propane burn- ii' diameter. Gives 2400 cubic It of cool air per rninut MIt. List $29 95. SALE $16 95' - - io____ _____ . .- isis. .: Balloons have been around gutt:.i ever since the brothers Mon. MI 111 girt, tgolfler first defied the law of g.*t,; . wicker basket suspended below Quiet, 10" hlides. 2 speeds (including sleep speed). % "1110M. 00 "map ON DESK LAMPS o •. .. - -:-~14i!- AIR-FLIGHT CIRCULATORS " FRONT FOUR of that creaking arm and * body, fie 's Just too injury prone no (missed e gu!gt ru, iwli ,. DEFENSE I, P ASSING PUP 1:14 tot,if ruit ~, 111111 934 PUP C"I ttr.z- CASES - 61 DIFFERENT MODELS, COLORS - STEBCO. :. them to Super Bowl triumph five years ago, A dozen key players are on the up side 0130 Coach Hank Stram's got to start chang. ing the cast - Particularly at the vital quarterback POSItIOn 41 1 1 1 1MI o SAVE 40%' 3, . NEW YORK (Al') -The Na- McBride had opened the 2,5th Idea. It was, but where Webb to see any sign anway," decided and Boston tional League has no curlew, — yes, 25th — Braves May I, mo and sent the Phillies to victory. with an infield threw it wasn't. Benson. which explains why the St. single and was leading off first Ironically, the Mets were one Bob Robertson and Art Howe Mimer retrieved the ball and out away from a regulation hit homers as the losers built a Louis Cardinals and New York base u throw got past first when Cards' Manager Red threw to the plate and McBride nine-Inning victory. Jerry 52 Mets were playing baseball at SchoendJenst flashed the i" seman John Milner or an lead entering the Phila. hit- ba slid across Just as catcher Ron Bride Koosman was leading 3-1 was with a deiphia seventh. on 3:10 a.m., EDT, Thursday and-run sign. "I was leaning," ror an Hodges dropped morning, the ball. reet r gut th hi te w he c ed n Ken Reitz COuiu t said McBride, "leanin g back on Dodgers 5, Giants 4 And Bake McBride was get- my heels, resting." he said, "Then, when I I User National Leao-ie tagged him for a two-out, twoCenter fielder Garry Maddox ting a little tired waiting around seco nd I said to rnself , games, the Philadelp h ia run homer that tied the game. ma de a two-run error on Ron He was entitled to the breathfor something to ha ppen, which er, After all, Given that second life, the way. PhI W topped the Pittsburgh he'd been in center ,F,in going a y' sixth-inning line dr ive, Angeles Cards hung on until McBride's helping the Dodgers break a 2-2 field from the sthrt some Pirates Los McBride steamed around D a 4-3 decision in 25 innin gs, the hours earlier. Hank Webb, odgers nirr nnø1 the San Fran- legs delivered the victory that tieandrecordtheii- vfctos-yover the third, never looking for a stop Lr7 second longest game in nmjor sixth Mets' Pitcher, decided a or go sign from coach Vern cisco C4ants 5-4, he San Diego moved them to within 24 the Giants. league history. ickoff Pacims 2, Astros 0 Padres tripped the Houston As, games of fint-place Pittsburgh The once awesome Chiefs I o Into a hotel lobby. In fact no l nger scare People just heui'ng ey'(e in danger of descending to a 500 club because they've relied too long on guys who (II?f L1 95'ifech - - %4wuI* U* 'to KANSRS CITY CHIEFS gri u.i 12' Osc'jtors R. 11995 . I. . J'Ijl~l~ t's'tsnhil tVt*tus \ \ a, a . 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'you'd induc ti on ceremonies WednesI'll catch you on the back day,andinnea 1 ftj$ flits Pop "In ,- twil fiLl . g,,'g. rn's :rt, rill tlr:l till . ;. ,. - . c I A. 91 14 ;. - 44 it A ft"O- 2m '/,t' i,r4P y / , l .0 Ago . -- 267-0159 "P"4'4( , , - --. icrIj "ra'i:' Is Ivy ~ 1. -. • - i Z- - / ,,X4.' J/i' w6vlfo -_' . -- . -. .::. Ben hogan. - / -. .. IiLJ u nine." concerned by the elusive but some of the final team rosters powerful second-year jinx, temporarily in doubt. Late si Loult 1. New v "r'os "Just Motivates me." he trading was also a factor. shrugs. Detroit waived wide receiver 4 u snatch his statis tics, cn whose datng freshman eran, and O'Brien, . 25 land I) Perry IS lOt, P Ne York iTidrow 1112, Sam Dit'90 2. Houston o Saltimore (Palmer 6 111, N L0% Angeles S. San Franctuo M il*Aukee (Colborn a i2i sure "1 may never gain 1,O yards aga in., I'll be satisified to get he sa of OnI.iri coaches be ha a le, ' too. field Oakland "Vie never have announced our cuts and we're not going to 'a I . (t4citzman ii i4i (kraune 1? and Mirvesosa (Slyie'ien, Ii lS),r, loe at Cencinnat, (1 Telas U4argan 11i t 'tuta Pend goal gave Baltimore the 1970 C.irrcit 12 ants Stall lip, Super Bowl title. Pit?tb,gh I euts 159) ITWICPIII 68). Louis (Gibson 9 at N at C400 Only 11)11. N ganie Friday Garn ClNCin<1 at Baltim ore. . Yok ( Matlack , U Chicaqo (Dctto; 13) at Mon California at Chicago. ?, twn John Madden when asked about iri'aI liorre: 11 s, N igI',t Kelley and Brown. Both one. 13 a) at S.in N ew York at . , time stars have apparently Lo Angl (Donr,j 46! Of Pittsburgh s12 ,t fet ,t t.,Iwauh t , , games last been dropped. Franc iflarr 128) N O,ikhr-i ct , ,,-, year, including the Fiesta Bowl, In moves involving two veterGarnet Dorsett was held below 100 an St Louis NFL receivers, New Orleans Chicago at&pIi:rIa, Pt yards just twice. ilane '1 startnow,"saidOak1sd(ach droppedFalrh1ookeran Penn State were each able to Snead, Bay waived Lland Glass. ",s I stand here and look Hogan, Nicklaus and Palmer - keep him to 77 yards, Philadelphia cut six veterans, about me," said Sarazen, th e were among the 13 men and But his )9 ns yards Incleied agai t were runner Lee Boulittle squire from upstate New women formally installed as No Dame was the most by a ges a foiw.year York ssho won the first of his the charter members of player, and new running back against the Fight. punter Tom McNeil, an eightmajor titles more tha ing Irish all season. P" litt Those five — Saj'azen n a half. Hall of Fame. 3. T:: year player. P?tSbutgh at Montreal N ;Iaia at Sm D'ew N S Atiories p4 'sa° Ameri can League Eatt Ne v. L Pct. GB _ �lb — Evening Herald a] Thursday, Sept. 12.1974 . ................ i ------- lt wc kffs IN BRIEF 'Fly' Is Spirit ST. LOUIS AP The Spirits of St. Louis have an• n('unced a tentative agreement to sign James "Fly" Williams. former Auctin Pray baskethall tir — Wednesday the team had reached a verbal agreement ith Williams, Williams, however, told newsmen that he had signed a $250. 000 contract and had no doubts that he can make the tear. w Williams has been invited to attend the Spirits' training (amp that begins here Sent. 18, Bucks In Exhibitions .%III.WAUKEF, iAP) -- An eight-game National Raskelball Association exhibition schedule for the wks Milaukee Buchihds not include an games at its Nime court in the Arena was announced Wednesday. The only game in Wisconsin is one slated Oct 1 against the Phoenix Suns at Green Bay. Milwaukee ill face the Boston Celtic's Oct. Sat Buffalo adO. 10 Ui e'w York, and the Buffalo Braves Oct. 6 at Rochester, N.Y., and Oct. 10 at New York. They will also meet th e Indiana Pacers at Indianapolis Sept. 18, the Portland Trail Blazers in Dayton, Ohio, Oct. 4 and the Virginia Squires at Norfolk, Va., Oct. 12. Long Beach Coach LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) Gary Hannah, 34, an assistant at Colorado Stale for the last three years, was named assistant athletic director Wednesday at Long Beach State. He rejoins Perry Mome, who left Colorado State last mth to become athletic director here. — LElaurtr= 'I • 'slrue,WhAelsDropBlazers By PETE ROGERS stadium, but why shouldn't they Blazers , and believe It or not pases ni the game kept the (' *5 head coach Dan Bolture they inutes, made sure it wasn't Four minutes later, the won, outcome in doubt to the very going to happen again. Safety, Wheels got the ball again and stated, "they don't know how to The 1514 win before 11,000 end he marched the home Terry Hoeppner, who had Wyche completed a From the atmosphere in the act after pa&, to spectators Wednesday, was club in the final minute. Davis Detroit Wheels locker room, previously intercepted two fullback Sam Scarber to the Deroit's initial sin one would believe they had just Losers of their first 10 WFL formed league, but in asthe on newly took the Blazers from their own passes, knocked down Davis' Blazers 11 yd line. From there, captured the Super Bowl, other completing 25 yd. line to the Detroit 30, final throw to Greg Latta near rookie Billy Sadler carried the games, the Michigan Based occasions, they had to struggle three Of ten passes the en'j zone, Victory cheers and players team came into Orlando's imUl the final gun had sounded. ball Into the end zone for that final 60 seconds, in congratulating each other could Tangerine Bowl a definite "When he (Davis) started Detroit's second score. The Blazer quarterback Bob 'me Wheels, who had lost five be heard throughout the underdog to the league leading Davis, who completed 16 of 33 previous games in the final two putting the bail in the air at the action point was converted d ' tPiioht it wait 7AIflfl U' p!v1n th i tiappesi again," ezpiuiuetl L& Ica. Jubilant Boisture after the Davis came out throwing In game. the final quarter and completed The Wheels surely looked the four consecutive passes to part of a team with a 010 record Tommy Reason, Eddie in the first half as they ac- Richardson and two to Matt cumulated only 44 total yards to Maslowski to the Wheels two the B zr3 but tratIecion1y yd. line. 7-0 at intermission. From there Reamon scored Flo ida's Eecond quarter on a end run. The action point '-I was converted, making the score came at the 4 53mark,as — D.avis completed a 16 yd. pass store 15-14 Detroit. Ilic Blazers to running back Jim Strong for nuirched 80 yds on six Plays for __________ ____________________ . the score The try for the action their final score int failed. GRID DUST—With the loss, — ______ the Blazers are now N and will The touchdown was set b - entertain Philadelphia and kic er 81111 i Hobbs, hi ssio a ked '1 fa a Chicago the next two weeks at punt and ran the additional five he Tangerine Bowl. De troit ' I — r the first down to keen t was playing its fourth game in the going. the last 15 days. A somber 1 th )e' is k t Blazer coach, Jack Pardee said offense in the first half, Florida's defense was superb after the game, it was a total as they sacked quarterback team made loss, the and that Detroit big Plays and we Bubba Wyche five times for a didn't Two UI assistant total of 46 yards. stationed in the press hes -Detroit's poor play and lack coac , box th roughout the game did a • of concen a ti n a1victory r) danceeaI the f inal gun, tributed, according to Boture, to the instability of the fran. FLORIDA DETPOIT Eveninq Herald Herald rald sports Editor * S THURSDAY FRIDAY MORNINu EVENING (6) k ___ • ya w w ds -- -- Deal (13) Zane 'rey Theatre 8*00 (2, 8) Sierra (6) The Waltons (9) (id Couple (13) David Niven Show '35' Rat Patrol ---,-- ' •' tr ' , o chise. --- - irs? Dcr "We never know from day to 136 Yaras Rushing I;_" day if the team is going to be 2js Yarcls Passing 11) moved or even folded," the 33 16 2 Passes Isso P!flSBURGH (API Thttsourgh Pirates' orthopec 311 Nei yards •, 2 C4 head man explained. 72 O ffensive surgeon Dr. Albert Ferguson sa)-s relief pitcher Dave 11~i lr-y The Wheels have been 21 Fumbles 00 MWINN M-rbil ~v 07 XA _. Giusti will rejoin the team today in Philadelphia, and may Penalties I e.3 rumored to be headed for 141 be able to pitch in this weekend's series inMonal -••.-._... -. -c •. Charlotte, or numerous other Giusti pulled a muscle in his back Monday in Chicago Blazer safety Chuck Beatty (44) breaks up a Wheels pass attempt d cities that have been men. while fielding a grounder in the bullpen and was returned g last , lIt's game. uring tinned. to Pittsburgh for medical observation. But as Wyche and punter Eric Guthrie, who faked a punt for a fl yd. pass play in the second quarter stated, "me pressure NEWORLEANS The New Orleans Jazz named Elgin Lsffnow,aiid we want to win." Barlor th Nn lIltn.a i,ijrl., 61tvi Vi .,. ,(fl ç i Lialtiona, From their perfmmance in ........... 0 Basketball Association, alt assistant coach of the new the third quarter, the 6WPEN NBA team. certainly proved they ca= CONTINENTAL MEN'S By HOWARD SINER n. Is Flanker Ed Marshall of Florida into a tie with New "I knew if the pass was on the as Wyche and wide receiver HAIR STYLING AP Sports Writer Memphis snued owee Garlitlit Walker, O*ntr touchYork, 74, In tl~kir battle for first money, we'd have it made," Jon Henderson teamed up for a The rookie World Football down passies — two of them 25110 OAK AVE. place in the WFL Eastern said Denson, the hero for the 49 yd. touchdown play to even newly embarked on from quarterback John Huarte Division. UNIT Westerri Division-leading Sun. the score at seven. the second half of its 20-game and one from running back APM I seamno longer has any UI)John 1aIVey. 'rho souuime beaten er winless teams, defenders made three key The Memphis Southmen terceptions, rolled toa 46-7 victory Wednesompet Locked in a tight WFL ynightto hand the Birming- tral Divisionrace, Birming. uwu Americans their first loss. ham, 10-1, and Memphis, 9-2, Local youngsters, between programs. Youngsters And the Detroit Wheels upset hold the best won-and-lost the ages of eight and 13 will be ticipation at firse levels 0f V the Florida Blazers 15-14 for records in the league competing on Saturday, chan"e to meet some the their first In Orlando Fla.,a' six October5,foroneofl8trophies NFL pla yers. e other WFL games, New touchdown run by rookie Billy in the first level of Punt, Pass pp&K firals will be held at York downed Portland 34-15, Sadler and his subsequent ac. and Kick competition. PP&K is the Natinnal 17rn#lk 11 r U11. an annual evenL cosponsored fffeXe dl&mpiofnWp game on SwIthern Quilomia defeated tion-point pass reception even31-28, Philadelphia tuallY became the decisive by the National Football Drmmber 29. Finalists will bombed Chicago J SOnVUIe 41-fl in points for Detroit in its 15.14 League and the Ford Dealers 0f appear on nationai teievision over time and the Hawaiians victory over Florida. America. C ponsored locally and the winners In each wvu Houston 24.17. u Jack Prosser Ford and group will receive But the Wheels, 1.10, got a ou can t ever feel secure bad scare in the fourth quarter Sanford Recreation Depart- trophies fO meat. (jj0.of the National agau..,i a team like Binning, after Tommy Reaon said John McVay Blazers, 74, scored on a First, second and third place Football vuthmen after the victo- yard plunge. Detroit had to stop winners of Local competition in Also, the names of the to p ry in Memphis before 30,675 an action point pass that could each of the six age groups will winner In each ttors revenged an earlier have tied it. I I it • I • receive a trophy. Additional enshnlr,ed in the Pro Football Im to the Americans. The unexpected loss plunged Ohio. trophies will be awarded to the flail of Paine at , first place winner in the Zone, Any boy or girl -i • L t, Area, Divisional and companied by a parent or Natiorial finaI3, guardian may register sit the Area, Division and National matches will be held in NFL or Sanford Recreation • _______________________________ earn tadlums immediately Department where complete preded1ng actual NFL garn details and a . ... ___ 'i during their - - - - -. - ---•-- -halftime Book are available, 8:30 - -- Punt, Pass Kick C ition p I ;.. . I Slyerson (9) Brady Bunch (35) Fran Carlton AFTERNOON 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And 55Stger 25Nalnremetal (3$) Florida Lifestyles 12:30 (2, 8) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorrow 26Swnmci'T movie (are n.%Iorr di-t-Uni 304nnt'ro 32SauFsuncie' (Bib.) Alftr THP infin (krsir'ot ttPrrolar nflar har COUPLE SEASON'S boyfriend breaks up their PREMIERE New time period romance. Felix decides to for Jack Kiugman and Tony change the disconsolate Randall as Oscar Madison, secretary's image and bring sloppy sportswriter, and Felix new excitement to her life, Unger, fastidious advertising while Oscar remains unagency photographer-execu. concerned, 9-10 NBC IRONS IDE live. The first episxle of the season it) "'Ilie Rain in Spain SEASON'S PREMIERE Falls Mainly in Vain," and "Raise the Devil" PART I A Garo Yepremian, Miami two..parter launches Chief Dolphins' place-kicking star, Ironside, Raymond Burr, into makes a guest appearance. lie his eighth season. Carolyn Jones' Bill Bixby and Dane is recruited as a date for Garl help get ftstarted with a strange tale about exorcism and murder, Miss Jones plays a psychic consultant who cJls tlI1Y4A'U TNZATII I Ironside to tell him where to find the weapon used to kill a NOWI 7: 30 & 9: 15 rich woman. The victim was found stabbed to death in the a 35 fircoiwrW — DOWN I Ridicule 3.Serpnt 6 Recent !com'u 35 Clog si Referee Ii IIo,s name 19 Licking Horne27 aratl%(' suffix 40 l^a I plea UTi, 42 Sum% up leptir), 45LOI 52' Tuar rt 53(;irl'%n me saw IS NOT OBSCENE. 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I Iv remn(l), departed briefly from tht tour to film a television special, which is now shov,irig around the country in fl ation. -• Tilt- specials setting is It'riiiuda. Ann Murray, the Calladian country-music -iner. i guest-starred, and spucial attractions are two local N P A P H E Assisi Siuiit'thingtjeavj1 good drainatic role." P N 21 Cotnpam point 58 lfelj*~,ab , (8) Jackpot 34 Wine cup Pip es I I fibm 8.8-30 .' 44Aurali I7CluMerso( llDrrnkliqaor IF _ cattle d 461%lodeofF, (comb form) 47 Parsonage 49 Wanderim, 51 Larissan mountain S2 Knock Restless Envir onment 12:00 (24) ABC Captioned News The Fugitive 1:00 (2.5) Tomorrow Show Movie . ,, E 1E 39 Ex I ion 43;a= SMoving spirit 12Mr.II&lrorhfr. 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Beaver per Roo m (9) Harry 0 - "Mechanic Mocc" Outdoorsman (44) Leave It (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second Perry Como's Summer Of 14 (111 Tha r'%.#V1.#1V%;3 • Peter t4irkd in his first riiovie a r(Iu1ikt' of "Tht' Student Pri"Ce." %kllicll his manager On1OJI Milk frcI' ju.t right for him Mary (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes (6) Gambit (35. 44) World FootblI : (13) 6:30 skill:, Ilijie The la test addition to the flin"IY is a s0n. Bradley, born iiuiiqrdinck hopes to get c. Penthouse Barny a rd ti more of file in this show." lluiiiperdinck had one other bit of news. Ile recently became grits 'lili Listed onl} ont -,e;is(n several years back. 11 n fit), ) traffic op, doing nothing more 111all introducing guests and irii'in' ,i fu nnt' T? ri s ut'xt %uitcr. ' Performance A t test Is Beaver 44 C0mer Pyle ;,' Impossible (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad 3:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Wesleyan Gospel Singers (24) Electric Company (35 Lost I 5 6' 00 (2 ' ) News. (13) Tom Ewell Shm-d (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (44) Lucy Show Best IO 3O (2.11 Winning Streak (24) (111111 Meeting (35) (35) Leave It To Live ' Je Wild (44) Father Knows irieluding tn lItipro%lsed (01) Lvrt before ;I specially invited Engelberl Ifulliperdinck, the -tutlience alongside file ocean. I nlih pop singer there S more of me in th is hose (iiii-rLill, cross-country tour is special than in any of illy 'lute a'iin j'rossing millions, i pr tioii It kuson shows (:: GIUi nslsland Martian (44) Underdog 3.00 (2,8) Another World rlce ls1ig GeneralHospital (3$) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marriage Match Game Ill.', IM.A lilt-', III the speclal, 'ald. [it- 11;1(' it variety hour hit Ili raId Str lets 03) City Council (35) MyC Favorite (35) Ity DAN I.P.-WIS (24) Seseame Street gan s s an 4:30 (2) Bonanza 1 30 (2. 5) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Days 01 Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2. 5) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My That Tune 10:00 .IiIr , work in the (44) Petticoat Junction Francisco ' better your working conditions... (24) Performance (9) Streets Of San irm n - Truth (44) Leave It To Beaver TBA 9:00 (2, 5) lronIde . ahue (6) Mike Douglas (9) To Tell The (44) Bold Ones (9) ".iper Moon (13) ne Allyson •' - ,.j Baylor Jazz Coach Tuxedo • (35) — (6) News (9) Bow 7:30 (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (aigaoo (9) Dusty's Trail (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30 (9) Movie (44) Tennessee Show Pirate Hurler Back ---.._ (8) Frid 6.55 (2) Daily va, • al 7:00 (2. a) Today (5 9) Let's Mt A 1 . 6 30 (6) Summer (6) What's My Line '' --' Almanac (35, 44) Star ' 730 (2) T sure Hun? ' (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show Almanac 6:15 (6, 5) Sunshine (a) What (9) Truth or Consequ c 1)3) flews (24) It 14 - __________ 4 ' ° (2, 5) Somerset (44) Variety oo (2) Jackpot (6, 8) News (9) All My Children 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine 7 00 (2) To Tell The Truth - ' I Prelude To Movie (35) Peyton Place ____ . nae1herf rini . #." '_ -1 - TV~o j - - 0 - __ -- Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974-3B mrxi ~.. Tf%KlInUffir9e '. . t w"Wr_ " V . ON I(I II.%I— I PH. 322-2821 p - - - j_. - CHARILS BRONSON In "A Liter ary History," Miss Brophy outhnes step by logical J)F4Th WJSH" Bierce did not die as believed 2508 S. French : '-• -' -' 'LAs ,- __ - - - • ' . , - - - =44 • • 'i.', - i .. ' - r - li 1 -- d •':,' ii -, -i- '• I -• �- - --- - -- --_______________ •• 413— Even i ng Herald Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974 - - ____________________________________ L. CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY I '.%nI Walker ___________________________________________________ ANNE TURN AZE I A iq-YEAR•oLc' - / I ( JAMES __________ JACOHY q.it 0 iJ S 1073 +KQIO4 - MP ___________________________ WE'LL PFMAbi:Y HAVE it) T ...BUT 1)-tAT % TJ(E LONG! I...... . ENLARGE TH' I kA.NS M1Ssoj PJfE A BIT- Uovc (;;Quo by 4 WHS I'M —Jj AFTER [) . CON-Y--THE CERNED ABOtIr _________ ('X)PJ'T FLIPS THAT MATTER, THOSE MEN RRY SWflCH,THEY ORVILLE )OUT THERE ABO4JT'EMS PJEVER E'VEN WHO ARE ORViLLE... KNOW WE MR. _ _ ____ 4104 : 4f 1 I:! I West North __ 'Ll ________________________________ ______ -. North•South vulnerable 14 __ I _____ ______ 36 Pass 5 king. Pass Of course, he i ni ght have asked for kings and then settled for six or he migh t even ha ve bid seven. Shift the king of 14 Pass 4 N.T. Pass 64 lid W _- - _,--_----- u' ______ VS Pj L team, by Art Sonsom 1~1 p4K FOR I _______ , 9OuR TAM Four Aces, The t)iddtfl West North A. ( / -a I 4. . - . CLATTER with CAMPUS - . 'nt'. _____ i ''.i.r..' -' * BIMO BURNS _____ do now? H/ YA, His '- I 5Y 10 £4Y rP 1' 00 looked up from th e - - — III eyes narrowed and BLONDIE I 1 M&JMSTEA 'E lNVENT Ti4E -'OW CA'J E CUT 'YOU 7 SCISSOPI...E5S ¶ iA ri-.iojr CuT SCISSORS - t T5 IS MV '.iEw ASSOCtA 'd ~.-J ~_ ". - P % T~- , k ,~:-0- - ; f, , I - I _", _*11 . 7wb SASAC A41RS Or- were green and neatly trim- I - _____ t II 1__N ~cx rV Do 04 a drought W $ ' 11 - I 1~ WHIL- I APPRCIA1 YOUF -. .i SlOP CAL.UN&) - BUGS BUNNY ___________________ I __________ * MY FEE 15 BUV i1 ' SIGN AND Th4AT 1) \ Th!RE ON cwc ) i _____ _ ON T1-f DOOR'S sums ____ DOt.LAR5' ONLY HALF15 FINISHED! STAY UNLESS 'iOU ANY ADViCE ON 1-40W COME UP WiTH T'5UCCEED IN THE .__/' 5USINESS' ) TAP-Ill t L r _____ ______ _____________ ____________________________ _____________________________________ 6 A. -__- ______ I!r! 11 - _______________ -. ________ __________ Wl-4AT'S"{SOME O_ TI-US, MY OLD MUST IT ALWAs 0EIZE ori.i RECOD5. ___ ________ _ IP 11 ISN'T IT NICE THAT 1-IES STILL 01 by Dick Covolli ARE 'iCLI 6T1L1 CAi1t' IKAT DUMB NOM R;UM HUBBELL? ________ I NEVER ThO -if OP ThA1 _______ _ / _ - _ I I _ GOT A AND t -, ______ Doc _________________________ ___________________ -'2. ________________________ _________ OU'..0 EASY A CEN,,"- FOZP STRC•eT. " HAVE PLENTY OF PULL.! / - ' 5 THIS AP'JYT4tP.J!, TO C'L3 WITH T1-4OE W1PJOLER5, FOYLE &-PIkE-- _____ ____ ALIA5 t)EWBERR.',' & SttAo I _____ ____________ f4aI.d.4a5 ER.APO5ILF I7 ?'EMBERED PEVOtJ ALL OUR OEwBgy' CA -. LICEPJSE-Z u; __ _____ ______ ______ 0 - ___ __ ' r' " V . £ •.• - 1[( UIJSPECTOR:,1 ., _____ 1 _____________ ;____ _____ _______________ ___________ EEK & MEEK _________ hr ___ ____________________ ____________________ TlEIJT Al S.. ___________ -\ ___ ____________ _ I I I___ SEVERE Q \\ .r.. i. 'U- cc - _____ ___ I ___ ___ p liff PP _ I ,t ~ I by Bob Thovs - - -- ---.-___.._. SHORT RIBS I-. . 1 . AC141 PltoDutw oat~ owwr 14W -I_ TNIY'RE _____ - __________ ______ _____ __ __ Aè*ALAVPATD. - tiED BE CLAD To TAKE A . - - -- - - ___ % 10 -- 0I 1tia-ic I ______ ___________ Deputy Clerk . .- 11 -. Publi sh : Sept 17, 19. 76, Oct. 3, 1911 (SEAL) _______________________ ______________________ Executor vive, but talk SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN "1 guess I'll sur __• Publish Avg, 22, 29 A. Sept. S. 12. 1974 IN THE CIR CUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE TOPUBLIC COUNTY, FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that a CASE NO. 74.174 Public Hearing will be hold in the MATTHEW KARPES, MARY City Commission R oom. City Hall, COPSES, GEORGE S. COPSES. Sanford, Florida, at 5:00 P.M. on WALTER BURKE DAVIS, SR., a k Thursday, Se pt ember 19, 3974, to a W. B. Davis, GERTRUDE H. Consider the following thing. and FRANCIS, one of the two divise$ amendmen t to the Zoning Ordinance under the Las? Will and Testament of the City of Sanford, Seminole of C. Dow Hess a k a C D. Hess a k a County, Florida. Claudius D Hess, Deceased. Retoning From: MR-I Multiple AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Family Residential Dwelling AND TRUST COMPANY OF DAN- District 1 VILLE. as Trustee under the To That Of: GC 2, General Last Will and T es tamen t of W. E C om mercial District Jennings, a k-a Dr. W. 1E Jennings, That Property Described as: Deceased. That part of Lot 73. M. M. Smith's Plain?Hfs. we won't plant wheat. That will Publish Aug 22., 29 & Sept 5, 17, 1971 SubdivisIon, according to the plat vs. kill me. I talk to my banker a lot DtE,139 ther eof as rec or ded In Plat Book I. J. T. McLAIN, JR. and LEONA H IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE page 55 of the Public Records of McLAIN. his wife, and CENTRAL these days." EtOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Seminole County, Florida described FLORIDA COUNSEL. BOY W.C. Pesterfield, 35, of Pauls CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE as follows: SCOUTS OF AMERICA, as suclf Valley, raises wheat, a alfa, COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74I363B ANN M. SANTARSIERE, Petlfloner terrupted only by plots and .3. SANTARSIERE, reserved for oil tanks. 'the JAMES Respondent. drought means a loss of almost NOTICE OF SUIT $17,000. TO: JAMES J. SANTARSIERE Wa?er berry, Connecticut Food on his family's table YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED won't suffer, that an action for DISSOLUTION 01 Begin at the inter section of the cessor In inter est to that of the said Southerly right of way line of Mc- J. I. McLAIN. JR. and LEONA H. er Cracken Road and the East ly McLAIN, his wife, if living, and if right-ol-way line of Airport deceased any known party who may Boulevard, thence run Nor- claim as heir, devisee, grantee, theas?eriy 200 feet along said assignee, llenor, creditor, trustee or Southerly right-of-way line of Mc- oth er claimant, by through, under or Cracken Road. theme run South 200 against her and any unknown party f ee t, thence run Southwesterly 200 who may claim as heir, devisee, feet, parallel with said Southerly gr antee, assignee. I;enor. Cr editor, right of way line of McCracken trustee or other claimant by. Road, to said Easterly right Of-way through, under or againet LEONA ARRIA~;E has been filect against line of Airport Blv'dr, therice run H. McLAIN. if deceased. and all you and you are required to serve a North 200 feet to the Point of parties having or claiming to ha ve copy of your written defenses, If any, Beginnin - !. road ______________________ - Robert Clester, Kansas Bu- Blame Petitioner, and I Ile the original with NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Cler k of the above styled C ou rt PROPERTY AND CASUALTY on or before All parties In Intefeil and citizens County. Florida, LUTHER C. shall have an opportunity to be TAYLOR and BARBARA TAYLOR, Oc tober 10th, 1971; heard at INSURERS. INC.. a Florida cot- otherwise, a Judgment may be sa id hearing -- hii wife, and JOSEPH CARTER The FBI's Kennedy says drug users," Phillips said. vith the requirements of Section FICTITIOUS NAME Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Cl er k of Circuit Court By: Joy Stok es Deputy Clerk Publish Sept 12, 19, 26, Oct 3. 1974 __ _PEF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Piott' is hereby given that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. engaged in txjsinms at Central & CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Broadway, Oviedo. Seminole COUNTY, FLORIDA and Zoning Commission Publish: Sept 12. 1971 DF 81 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND __________________ FOR them up or go to the courts various sources of Information. Of capital punishment. "After 30 years In law en- CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1311 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: JAM E S L 0 R E P1 Z A SLAUGHTER LaGrange, _______________________ years - have literally chased don't know how much of a but now there is less fear of mntendtoreqistet Saidnamewith the are-requir The car town's while night bandits police- broke alarm," 1nvestigatiflg vestigating the slaying of Rich - Farm Bureau members reveal BABY BEEF Au I.. '--I','.; ' - }-:' .{',-'-.'.:- '-' Defend.nts. ;c' I. - - '- -i'- - - TO - JOSEPH CARTER DILLON, -- - :-' . 0 ---.~- 0 ,t,'':,,......- Cashiers, N C 20717 FLOYD HESS DILLON, NOTICE OF ACTION JR. NOTICE OF ACTION _______ -. - - , ,- - Deceased. Box 212 In the Matter of the Adoption of: _____ 0 Hess, NOTICE OF ACTION SEMINOLE FLOPIDA. name ob WESTWARD HO FEED S C I AIJDI Pd I Claudius DORIS LaJAN ALLRED a mnor ." TACK, and that I intend to register In re the marriage of: Howard Docker, assistant dl- said name with the Clerk of the JESSIE ROBERT BREWER. al increase in all crime. He says Florida Statutes 1957 access to the big reason for it is removal PUbliSh Sig Aug'Thomas 29 & SeptL5,flser 2. 19, 1974 Hess a k-a Pt 1, Box T 35, Purcellville, Virgln.. 22132. RUTH DILLON Georgia 30210 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that SAMUEL 0 ALLREDha5 filed . • l- Purcetiville. Virgr 72132. rv. ,i "- ''a' i"-i - ---- DORIS DILLON LL O., W AL K E P CLEVELAND. jp , OF The SW '., of Section 32 and the SE ed to servea copy of y ou r CIrVEL ,'4 r-; & MIZE. A'torrey s ' of the S', 's of Section 33, bih Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole written dfenrS. it any. u,' NED N for PC?tioner. Post Office Ora*er Z. Sectio,s lying and being in Township Georgia Bureau of Investiga- crinnais out into the country problem there Is out there," killingand of a robbery or some Count y , Florida In accordance with JULIAN. JR. of ST ENSTROM. Sanford, Florida, 37771, and by 70 South, Range 32 East, Seminole other crime turning I nio a the provision% of the Fictitious DAVIS * Lion Inspector Ronnie Angel where they can operate in rela. Phillips said. & McINTOSH, Alitfritys for filling the original thereof with Ih Name Statute's , He and the Farm Bureau murder for which you could be 10 Wit Sec tion PetitIoner, Post Office Box 1330, Cl says rural crimes are cer ta inly five safety. er k of Said Court on or be fore has been filed against y ou and u 165 09 Florida Statutes i. Sanford. Florida. 37711. and life the September 73, 1974, and h e-in faii are reoq,'ir ed staff are getting plenty of feed- hanged. of Bob Huffman is increasing, "the most serious Sig, Rot L. Cunningham to serve a copy of y ou r er original with the Clerk of "As long as we had capital the Circuit not or a Default Judgment will defenses, if any, to It on GLENN R President j•" police force in Hamlin, W..Va., back, however, from farm--s Court on or befor e Sept 30. 1911, entered against you and application ANDERSON. Ple,,lilfs' atrney, punishment, the robbery and PublIsh Aug 77.29k Sept, 5, 17, 1914 o'heri a community of fewer than 1,- and small town residents, se a default and ultimate will be made for a Final judgment whose address is Walker, Trakas 4 il "In many areas, people who k lings were few and far be- OFF 131 Iudanent will be entered against granting said Petition for A.lopt,or, Anderscn, PA., 000 in the southern hills. Examples P0. Box 1151. OJ for the relief demanded in t he FICTITIOUS NAME WITNESS my ha nd a nd ollictal Winter Haven, Florida, 33550, on or "There has been a consider. just a few years ago wouldn't tween." Notice is hereby given tI-ia? we are Petition seal of said Court thiS 19th C3&y of before October 31, 1974, and fUe the mg-3gvel in business at 4W N H*y, V-ITNtSS M* lidii,d cield offit-al Avqu%i,, A D. 1974 of orig!nal with the clerk c,f this court rector of the Kansas Bureau of , igs are now locking their doors, crimes in rural Georgia. Four the past year, mostly break 1792, Longwood, Seminole County Seal of said Court on th,% 2)rd day of Arthur H. Beckwith. ir either before Service on Plaintiffs' irmn have been sentenced to life and enterings. The pharmacy Phillips said. "And insurance Investigation, says the increase Florida under the I Iclilious narne 0; August, A D . 197-i I Clef k of the Circuit Court attorney or Immediately thereafter. in rural crime reflects a gener- CENTRAL SCREEN COMPANY, (SEAL) Se minole County. Flor ida otherw ise a defautt will be entered Imprisonment on charges was broken into recently and rates are going up, o. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. , and that we intend to register said By - Lillian T Jenkins against you for the r el ief dema nd ed al ll Clerk of the Circuit Court name with the Clerk of the Circuit Deputy Clerk in the Arnen6.a Complaint fly Elaine MiCharcie Court, Seminole County, Florida in (SEAL 1 stemmed from a commando- at the Ford and Chevrolet ga- parents ar e alarmed. Right WITNESS my hand and the '.,'-',i t Deputy Clerk accordance with the provisiom of MACK N CLEVELAND, JR . of this Court on Septembcr - t?4 now, we don't know how much type gang attack on the corn- rages," lluffm3n said. the Fictitious Name Stat utes, To. Ned P4. Julan, Jr SAVE ON OUR CLEVELAND & MIZE (Seal) of this Is fact and how much IS munity of Glenwood last 5WTI Wit: Section 563.09 Florida Statutes STENSTROM. DAVIS& MCINTOSH Post Office Drawer I Arthur H Beckwith. Jr 1957 Post Office Box 1330 S.a.iforci, Florida 37771 As Clerk of the Court Santoro, Fk,,dia 37371 S Kip 0 Braden Attorneys for Petitioner By: .toy Stokes Surveys among the qhio In Kansas, authorities an innwin was handcuffed to a rail. Attorney% for Petitioner William E Lalreniere Publish Aug 72, 29, & Sept 5. 11, Deputy Clerk Publish g. & Sept. 5. 12, 19, 1971 1971 Publish: Sept, S. I?, 19, 76. 1971 Publish - Sept 17, 19, 28. 0<? ), 1911 rrr 75 DEE 171 ard J. Anton. 4S. and his wife most of them feel shifting popu- I.,AT PARK 'N' SHO_!) pr t into several stores. mer. __________________ :i GETTING MRS bi Frank Hill , COMTOLS CORP. 1%111111111111111# X _M -~ _____________________ , CO. AND FIHUY t ±l - ________________ LUL FOR ______________ ________________________ for yen, Uvalda, Glenwood and The Ohio Farm Bureau, with sheriffs to be poor law enforcehills of southern Wezt Virginia. are just not enough people in Big city crime has moved to the ru ral areas to attract prop- 60,000 members from the ment agencies. "Police In rural areas, in my sta te's rural hinterland, is lookthe country. Federal Bureau of er law enforcement, opinion, are people oriented Investigation statistics for the "I think the days of spawning Ing Into the subject. be tter you know people " "A bo ut th e only thing we and the first six months of 1974 show crime in a geographic location know how much," ______ _________ ___________________________________________________ explanations forcement. Election of steadily Improving ways and the sorry lack of law I contacted the Current __ _______ .. FRANK AND ERNEST e WTATMACUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION CASE NUMBER 2-7$ Seminole County, Florida, for the Purc"k- '. 'q i-i FICTITIOUS NAME I believe removal of adoption of the minor Child named 22137 crime reporting methods in ru- enforcement in rural areas. " Research Information System Notice is hereby given that I am Residence Unknown therein, a you are required to In effect, Barr says city po. ... they didn't turn up a single capital punishment enters Into engaged In business at Suite 101A ral areas. But he also says emYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED show cause why the same should YOU ARE NOT IF IlED ED that an lice departments - where study. Two other educational itto a greater degree than any. E. Highway 136 Casselberry, that .ESS1E ROBERT BREWER not be granted. II any, by serving a action for partition of the loIlownç plaUcally: Seminole County, Florida, under the ha filed a Petition in the Circuit copy of you'- written objections property situate, tying and being in "There's definite',y more practically all crime control zf. research services also failed to thing else. I know a lot of hom - fictitious name of CUNNINGHAMS Court of Seminole County, Florida, and ciefenioti. If any. upon MACK Seminole County. Florida, crime out there. We Just don't forts have been aimed In recent turn up anything. We really cides are the result of passion, OF F ICE SUPPLY co.. and that I fot dissolution of marriage, and YOU N 'S ME I ______ ____ 3 cattle I sold America 'o increm Is undoubtedly a re- lation sh.ift, the interstate high. - 1 % THK") R€i I ______________________ The Crlime p M oving O perspective - can be mis- County, W.Va., attributes rising study. "The University leading, and that some of the rural crime rates to / _________ I usually buy, I got only 150. the Estate of GRACE ELDA LIE 'eed1ng even those is ex- SKI, Deceased; that I have filed my application for distribution and nsive My feed is up forty per for final discharge, a nd that on cent over last year and hay is September 25, 1971, I will apply to Circuit Judge of Seminole double. Then because of the County. Florida. in Probate, for drought, I didn't plant hay for approval of said final returns and for winter so I'll have to buy it m an order of u1str 1buflon and for I inal winter. I figure the drought has discharge as Executor of the Will Of set me back $6,000 on my cattle GRACE ELDA LIESKE, Deceased. John Wilbert Welch University. tie's the man the Investigation, say- the inerease FlorIda in accordance with the and porting division, acknowledges just roam around." IyOviVOns Of the Fictitious Narre Sheriff Ted Barr of Cabell Farm Bureau asked todirect its in rural crime reflects a gener- Statutes, To Wit Section 865 09 tha t sta tisti cs - if not kept In Ife by Howie Schneider ~ _ __ _____ beginning. _____ ADA OLIVIA KING As Executlrx of said estate. 13y: Lillian T Jenkins instead of the 350 head of cattle f lied my final report as Executor of • _______ before September 21, 1971; other.showing thisnoticehas been Published once a week for four wise a Judgment may be entered against you for the relict demanded conwcullve weeks. the matter of approval Of said report and the in the Petition ordering of distribution of said Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. estate will come before tr, court. Clerk of the Circuit Court "e I.i of the FBI's uniform crime re- confined to local areas. They rural sociology at Ohio State rector of the Kansas Bureau of Circuit Court, Seminole County, Ifti5bCnd 1 PI.AIP,J L4TEW- ___ - -. niralcr.rne is up by 18 per cent. mobility of the criminal Is such knows much about It," said G. Weldon Kennedy, a member that local criminals are not Howard Phillips, professor of ____ - TELi. HIM YOU RE - ______ ,—'j 01 I 1 , " _! Kentucky 10056 Florida under the fictitious CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1317.0 urban crime down slightly. But is a thing of the past. I think the know so far Is that nobody the less likely you are to lock County. _____________________________ _______ _____ ____ '"7' WHY P'C)P.J'T Ci' 7WHIt'rc 'IL 1' . __ _______________ _____________ ______ ______ _____ by Crooks & Lawrence ___ LEAP.- t-u f=xi r grass for my cattle was burnt FOR DISCHARGE OF EXECUTOR Up In July by the drought. So ping In Sou th Georgia. Drug ad- gel. "'they aren't inccrnpetent somebody needs to start mak- "They ge nerally felt the high- $6506. Florida Statutes. Publish: Sept, 17. 19, 26. Oct. 3. 1911 way patrol to be effective and DEF62 diction In Ohio. Burglary in the but they are inadequate. There lug a study of rural crime, ________________ _______ THAT L10EN5E ', U A5KEP \ ABOUT WAS IA4UEP TO - -# f* ' . Murder in Kansas. Kidnap- increase," said Inspector An- EL,,, 4 - By: Lillian I Jenkins As Deputy Clerk Publish - Sept 17, 19, 26, Oct J. 1971 DEF 60 the rising rate of rural crime Dexter. reau of Investigation SuperBy order of the Planning and DILLON, FLOYD HESS DILLON, desiring to engage In entered against you for the relief Zoning Commission of the City of RUTH DILLON SCHULKE and "Most of the responses poration, rate. ___ "I think the fact that the law visor for the western part of the xJsine'%% under the fictitious name Of demanded In the Petition. Sanford. Florida, this 9th day of DORIS DILLON LEWIS. as enforcement in rural areas Is state, and Gray County At- blamed the crime increase on "PCI" t 475 Maittand Avenue, WITNESS my hand and theseal of September, 197i. Legatees. devIseesand beneficiaries Altamonte Springs, Seminole said Court on thiS, the 9th day of th By STRAT DOUTIIAT hampered by a lack of person- torney Jay Don Reynolds say undisciplined you , city ml- County, Florida, intends to re'isteq Arthur H. Harris under the Last Will and Testament September , 1971 Chairman Aswisted Press Writer of LILLIAN A . DILLON, dec eased net is one of the reasons for the they have few leads in the cue. grants, people under 30 and said fictitious name In accordance (SEAL) WI-tAT ____________ JOB! ) R1< ONE CY A HE HE... .IN NO! HE RINGS WEEK, EVERYBODY THE. STATEISSENATE? THE. CHURCH LISTENS TO ME, ____ _______________ ________ BELL • HEART our / ARCH! t1AV I ,,/, 1~1 I - •J''t .1 's Ci 10 have different .It - ________________ _______________________________ _______________________ - fit - • ..- Lice, clmEnilu and sociologists bankrobber-iesin Molena, Mor- was suspected. ____ __N EAT 'iOUR t . *I 0 I MAYBE I-4E'5 HOPiNG I14LL - _____ -I ~00 I - - '. ' I - :' - EDITOR'S NOTE - In the In another who nd quiet farm and hillside homes this one 40 days of work by the June20 In the ruins of a burned- society are responsible for the Legal Notice of l Ame ri ca people are FBI -sismenwere indi ctedon out home they were rebuilding crime Increase. Some farmers g, any right, title or interest by, to GENE P. STEPHENSON of Being more generally described th rough, under or against LEONA Wkin their dloors at nJgbL 18 charges mostly Involving near Ensign, a town of M in have formed vigilante groups to NOTICE OF INTENTION TO STEPHENSON and SEA E. Post located: The South",st corner of H. McLAIN, It decease,d, in the real Crime, once a big city problem, auto thef t. Last year, rural south west Kansas. REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Office Drawer One, Casselberry, as combat th e problem, others de- TO ALL THOSE PERSONS WHOM Florida. 37107, Attorneys for the Airport Bou levard and McCracken property described below and hu moved to the country. Po- Georgia was victimized by Both had been shot., i and amn mmd more and better law en- IT MAY CONCERN Road. situate, lying and being in Seminole ___ ___________ ________ WINTHROP I 4' - ys . Deceased, NOTICE OF FILING FINAL REPORTANDAPPLICATION talkedabout the dry spe ll. "The steer3on his by All Vermoor - ___ R11 ________________________________ _______________________________ RE sa - ' SEJomjflP JEALOUS? ______ _______ __ 41141 CA-HI - .W. - - At Clinton's grain elevator, he _______________ !`IU- DCz3Y % ' • PRISCILLA'S Pop . CAPTAIN - --. .i,-., I bought his farm near Clinton to LIESKE. put his college education to use. -5- . -'-- iL __________ _________ ______ A ' . - IN RE: drought. Eight years ago he ESTATE OF GRACE ELDA soybeans, grain sorghum and In re: the Marriage 04 TT'1J\ _____ ________ 14 - '.-' ':.'i' around - here is usually a thirty-bushel ( pe r acre) yield Federal Building "My pasture Is thirty per cent went for less than thirty cents a tome in mid-October. If it don't First Sanford. Florida shoulderhigh. It's knee high on wheat. This year I'll get shorter so I had to sell half of pound, That's about half of rain in the next couple of weeks, Attorneys for Ex ec utor B ifg . -: M__ I - -. C ou rth ouse, Sanford. Florida, on or th eir incomes," he says. PROBATE DIVISION This is Roger Snider's first r2 by Heimdohl & Stoffal 11 - - lled, The wheat died. In a good year, I average Pinc. .p______v . t MR Thirties," ..- -' : : completely ki I - -- ESTATE OF assessments or taxes within the neighbors have the same probRUTH E. AX, District; and providing for YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 1cm. So we talk and we gripe severability, construction and ef. action for diSSolution Of marriage Deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND and we look (or better methods fective date. hat been filed against you and you APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE are requir ed to serve a copy of your of farmin g and we di g into our (Seal) All persons are hereby notified Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. rltten defenses, If any, to ' that the und ersigned as Executrix of savings. And since that's not As Clerk of the Court WILLIAM H. WACK, Attorney f or said estate, has completed the ad enough, we hold down other Publish: Sepl 12, 1974 Petitioner, Suite 204, 616 East ministration thereof arid has filed in ce DEF 63 Semoran Bnulevarcl, Altamonte said court her jobs. I'm a retired civil ser vi final rcVort and op Springs, Flor ida 32701. and file the employe. There are very few IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR plicatfr for discharge. Objections original with the Clerk of the above th eret o, if any, should be duly filed. t don't supplement FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF styled court at the Seminole County After filing proof of publication "It hurts. My alfalfa Clot) WU this year and fifty per cent of it fifteen or twenty bushels," says my cattle and that'* just the business alone," says Snider. VIORP OF APYIC IS IN OIWER... j fi 1. wrat- the . .- I , _______________ _____________ I r. -j . - - wire and farm equipment have __ UNSWERVIN& L-OYAL.1YANP ___________ _______ ____ . - ' . -. - . soared. Taxes and Interest .r' L cs V 4" ', ,._ - .' ".. .,," rates are high. n along ." ' . ... Z V. i i, __ -,r P comes a drought Uke this 4 I . ~ 1: year's. You don't know it's here until it's here. From shoulder-high to less than knee-high wheat; pond cracks are fist wide by 1K. Ryan 11 - i, '. - - --' jEw "Prices for fertilizer, baling ___ - ''. • . Aw I a I — ' of Pine, " bu t droughts hu more now. 17 or joemkc TUMBLEWEED — I -j . red sands smothered crops, but a killer dr ought nevertheless. "I was farming duri E - % ~A I __ drought Not like the drough t of 'i'. _____________ ___________ ______ _____ ______________ tiv - ' __ ___________ _____ .. - farm, they were having a _ i1E SQA iT wrr,4 LACQUER ANOCI.4PS IT OFF . : (. i J~ -J ,I Lck', . a (.-11 1 - , jr '-1) , , i, "W1 lgrzv! __________ me back about $20,000. My powering the levy of a special - weed Oklahoma dirt. The metal cap on the tractor's exhaust pipe dipped unceasingly. y' ___ , he lkweeds be entitled the Traitwood Estate LINDA 1< (OX, Wife. Street Lighting District Ordinance;" Respondent • providing for maintenance and Operation of street light within the NOTICE OF ACTION district; providing definitions; Providing for the governance of the To: LINDA K. COX district by the Board of County K en tucky Correctional Commissioners: creating an AdInstitution for Wcf'rn what I put into them. visory Board; setting forth fiscal P. Box 317 "This year's drought has set and taxation procedures; emPeeWee Valley. I -- stared at the few patches of -- _____________________ _____ ro - I n nearby Lawton, the lawns I - Legal NAME — Notice Legal Notice NotI is hereby given that I am engaged in b usiness & 128 E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Altamonte Or., Altamonte Springs EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole County. Florida under the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Ca No. fictitious name of KID STUFF. and COUNTY. FLORIDA In re: ttiC Marriage of that I to register said name JUVENILE DIVISION JAMES L. ENNIS, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 74.40$.CJ.A Seminole County, Florida In • and cordance wi th the provisions of the In th e Interest of: ENP4tS. J.C. PATRICIA P. FictifI Name Statutes, To Wit Wile NOTICE Section l65 Florida Statutes TO: VINCENT CODISPOTI NOTICE OFACTION 114 PARK AVENUE TO: PATRICIA R ENNIS Publiih Aug. 22. 2 & Sep?. S. 12, 1973 State of Atk.arsas SANFORD, FLORIDA 37771 DEE13$ You are hereby notified that a I YOU ARE NOTIFIED that on ife be __________ _____ the Dust Bowl days when the ,' L.. . _______ .tA7I)t1U *t2%7A. MW, .'VRT I'i4N. VA M Au"s fArw, 50 rr- ______ ___ ew t2.,.,. in the field. Small streams of ______ __ i I HLLOI Nnc grass and kn-high so MWNT SW ffmw NJ rusty valve he was working on. __________________ 0100 Il Oliver , ___________________________ I BWL(AXRT- l or ________________ a. ____ .141 — _____ .0f 4W 10 17N6 ZRF,4J.1PY _wP AW. A09 A00P A ee e R : ., _____ 50 mE e The Herald Senices Answer Tomorrow P*DPY/ cENTER ain : I I ! , . IM* 9,2 NEITI4ERJ ; PLTr P% _____ u • JDAS' TO Lewis _____ ______ ______ C 'I'd 0, .-A MEITA MALE EQUAL I4E CAN OR. COMMUNICATE FEMALE WITH 3 ___ ______ 8y Roger g BdIen FUNNY BUSINESS by Lorry _____ .s _____ ________________________________ FINALLY FOUND A ROOMMATE HE CAN RELATE ou spades. What do y 5 US 11st OR 1% South TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues to four Land could take away a king (or held no singleton, but could take away an ace) you should , •. -(II, ,,, suggest a slam. 5 - East slam. m. If you held a singleton L C 'What do you mean, you haven't eaten in five days? When I passed here this morning it was TIMEE days"' Pass 24 Pass 34 Pass 3 N.T. I'as . I, s _____ "4' Pass 2 N.T. "The ace and the king." Pass 34 According to th i rule If vow- I'ass 44 partner made a game forcing or You, South, hold other very strong bid and you oA K 84 3 !A 2 •Q 4 4K Q 8 7 could take an ace and a king out What do you do now? of your hand and SUII have your A-Bid four hearti. You are previous bids you should bid a showing the ace and suggesting a ) ______ . .-P t VX - ons - " iJ7,'] dominated bridge, one of their most interesting contributions to bidding was their rule ( ji nR/( T1IAT' ' the - ______ wheels In. From 1933 until Oswald Jacoby quit bridge for the duration on Dec. 7, 11, his 1 ' spades over to East and seven ..a4(7 _____ - Pass East South Opening Pass Pass Pass lend -Kt ___________________ .-----.--..-i A Q 1054 A 75 _ I :.__ h'e n ace. North shows up with the two mIssing aces but South does not bother wi th trying for a grand slam because he has 1 nothing above the extra ace and K 86 ______ P 4 He uses Blackwood because it +J9862 _____________ ____ -; -, three spades, South is able to bid a slam in accordance with 487 t Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974-58 most attractive to women." he responded that I fine architectural able in the streets from special service. Plans for gold bird and frult to get In every hotel, it L now tioai can be pretty dreary, es- 42nd to 47th Street when office another are being "thought long dulled, will come to life the most difficult management pec11y on weeken, and New buildings are closed as "pretty out.,, York ts Planning to do some eerie." along wi th Its lwisome ce flg teM in New York. thing about it in the area of SItUng1nahote1onwken "Employcs live In dense, and small, intimate railed In Grand Ce ntral Terminal. noisy areas, their and London are fun maintains. You can go sight- things being considered, portalion is dense and now, nightand town New York ma y find e week. seeing, but on a weekend you Corbell explained, as he finger- their environment is all hassle th ir en, he remarked. might just like to do something ed a trial ta ble arrangement in and It leaves an Impact n e streets Piotl is hCiey qiyn t MC I fait. a takeoff of thp %. 0ifiew v. t. iea ML u.e I ou. i '• Yt" I4 . ,."-n f".."'Mming c- - -Im - tht !io!adison ktoohi wuae they way Ihcy deal with other ---*-;:,9-10 ;A busin"t. a, jiv %-ranes Division of Family Service-s. ' art rewired to Sef ve a copy of your Roost Office Park, Altamonte successful. And It may go fur. You are hereby requested to written defenses, If any, IOjtonJEO In assessing possibilities for especially aim for a gracious people," he explained. being sponsored by the city of refurbishing Spring%. Seminole county, Florida Present yourself within t*enty (20) BERMAN. ESQUIRE. Attorney for the hotels, officials effect for the ladies. thor than that — a successful They can afford to solve it under the fict:tious name of P. & L. days from the date of New York. A couple of hun dred this Notice, to Petitioner. wos. addr ess Ii P0 are finding that some of their "...Should we put can dies on where the clientele will pay ENTERPRISES, and that w Intend the Division of Family Services, venture could provide the m- antiques dealers 211 Drawer B, Winter Park, Florida are expected new Ideas are really old ones petus to perk up oth tables maybe with Just the 35- more for extra service — at this ofto register said name with the Clerk Oak Avenue, Sanford, Florida. 327l9onorbe4ore October 11th. 1911, er dismal to accept the free space offered old awings the Circuit Court, Seminole oth erwise the r eq uests made in sa id and fit, the original with the Clerk of dr ha ve been con- foot-high ceiling railroad areas in the United for their stalls. illumi- hotel, for example, they are County, Florida in with Petition may be granted A numb this Court either before service On of firnilng their opinions as they States. the provisions of the FiClitiou5 Witness my hand this 10th dayOf Petitioner's attorney or im English dealers as well as some pla n new resta urants, dancing nated..,ghould crystal chan- providing better employe Name Statutes, To Wit: Section September. 1914 de ll be left to supplement locker areas, pleasant mediately thereafter otherwise a Ile experiment to Put some authentic bobbies will be on and drink areas.'Mey are mak- tableers 66509 Florida Statutes 1957 lighting... what kind of phone operator room andcor-~ Alice B Iramell $ default entered against you for the e In the area "when the office hand to lend Sig. Ronald W, Heiler atmosphere in the ing the usual discoverici in Authorized Agent relief demanded in the Polition. dial re la chairs wd be suitable, corn tions — the message to Laura C Heller buildings are Closed" m.ay rub five Division of You are fuher not ified that said off cn thu four hotels built over be -bl"Ir arcZ, and there will structure - that a handsome fortable and easy care. Should get across will be: we care Family Services Petition seeks an award of the English-style snacks — 11th ceiling and skylight has been -.----_ Publish Sept 12. 19, 26, Oct 3, 1974 the ta blecloth be white, gold, about our employes, we are all DEE-174 following proper t y in Seminole the railroad station, predicts and chips and the like, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING DEF Florida County, covered with a false ceiling or Brian Corbel, who Is guiding pink ...should the niipkiru match in th is toge th er. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that — East 34 feet of Lot9 and Wes t 39 it all ties Into Corbell's as- that partitions screen out some in a simple linen fold, fan fold that aspect of it. "In showing them that a the Board of County Commissioners feet of Lot 10. Queens Mirror South signment as chief executive of architectura Replat Addition to Casselberr y, l embellishments or whatever..." he said as he guest is important we will will meet on the 1st day of October. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE "If the first event, Uw Porto. Realty at 00 or as soon to take bello Road flea market, Is sue- bility for redeveloping the four CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE thereof as recorded Plat Book 11. At the Biltmore, where actment of the tli l- studying Doll ey Madison's own generally even in our homes. If ce u1, re may other fairs, hotels Into "economically COUNTY, FLORIDA. Page66. Public R ec ords of Smo!e lions of people have met under recipes, he observed, CIVIL ACTION NO a guest is at your door, you County. Florida flowershows, antique and clas- able and enjoyable places,An ordinance reiatinu t sp ec ified the fwnous clock, he says, they WITNESS my hand and seal of sic cp In another hotel, they plan to make sure there are no areas of the unincorporated IN RE: THE shows, and even some One will be romantically re MARRIAGE OF s are refurb ng ishi the math din- focus on service, he says. In re- cigarette wrappers on the territories of Seminole County, VIRGIL L COX, forms of entertainment In the vived, another will JR Huand, (Seal) have a lobby Florida; creating the Trailwood lug room so that its charm "will ply to the inevitable question, floor." Petitioner. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Estates Street Lighting District; to and As Clerk of the Court __________ - i Sta By VIVIAN BROWN says CO;beH, who d AP New,featn that like a park and all Water d the present weekend at- another will be crowned with The area around railroad Ma. mospbe re South would have 2 one spade without of hearth and ace Iamon. J962 Aq94 Legal Notice — Evening Herald lop . NORTH D IN 111 # 4AK93 __ D ___________________________________________ By OSWALD and LOSTFOUIJD by Dick Turner WIN AT BRIDGE M5 ALWAII~ I ____ _______ I -- ___________ _._ 14A.'•• ,I - ..----, .- .-•,, ..--, -. ., -:. . 17 r .::'A - ___:~__~~___:L~4i~~ ~ -.,--- ' - - -- -- ______ - -- I--- ,; - ~-~-fp-F_4 - �6B-Evening Herald Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974 _ Stop Wishing ---------.-..M- For Money! Sell ' ' Unwants" - With --AWent - Evening Herald Ad Keep Your Eye On The Want A& If Y,OU Have An 9 ----------M----------~'. I S 44to. S - _q - ft __________ " I l llllliix~ I 29 Personals FACED WITH ADRINKING PROBLEM Per?aps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call n 4UI Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford. Florida --- __________ Rooms for Rent 37 Two roonnlnmyhome Longwood area Phone 321 0296 Home Central Heat & Air Cord,tonng Fr tree estimates. cl Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 312 1771 _______________________________ lmprovem.nI Pet Care PET fl[51 INN Boarding Grooming Ph )72.i Cant put the car in the arge no longer needed items with clasSified ad in the Evening Herald Dial 372 7611 or eu çj to u's Place ---a . Pressure Cleaning tChen Bathroom Cabinets (nt' tops. Sinks,Instal d'l,lFlC BLId tiCII )? BJ5? .anytime k Applances BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 337 1331. "Lake Mary' Full Inc C.E Appliances Sanford Electric Compan 2522 Park Drive. in is Beauty Care Pi'dcC your electric bill *il complete ceiling & wall insulation' Frecespimates A5htn Insulation (9(tll 79 32)0 - TOWEMSBEAUTY SALON (Iormerly Ha?iets Beauty Nook StQ C p, ;; 3.000 Sq. it. with 1100 sq. ft. ac offi ce Space. Zoned Ml. New metal building on Airport Blvd, 321 0020. Burglar Alarms - Burglar Alarn New. For Hon, & Busness Free Estimates, 3 Truck Carpentry RYOER RENTS TRUCKS Econoline Vans to Diesel Tractors lday. lycar, 323-521g interior Exterior Plastering Ptater patchng and Smu -itea brick Speciality 372 2780 VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry. No lob '00 Small Licensed 1. Bonded. 373 5677 - - no Itvouarehavingditficultyf,nd,nga &A BACKHOE SERVICE Place toEve, Carlo drive, a job. or Landetearing, S*T.tiC tMki tilt dirt, Some service you have need of, drivt-.' All kinds Of react all our iant A(5 cer, day 377 9112 or 373 39 ONLY Apartmen Rent Unfurnished -- No.• lprovem.ets * Dishwasher-Disposal * Clothes ant acts bring big big _____________ rrSit Just try one 372 261) or 111 9993 * * Baby Sitting in my home, Monday through Friday. Wall- Papering .i Baby Sitting In my home. Hot meals. Good references. Mon-Fri )7I 0251, Sanfora. PAUL SLATER 9 Eat Good Things to ____________________ Professional Wallpaper Hanger Farm fresh prociuc,daily Vine ripe Licensed Residential, Commercial Brick. Block & Stone Fireplaces, 17 tomatoes, $6.00 box. Hwy. Free Estimates. Ph. in 64 Barbeques, Carports enclosed, ___________________ ml., Wof I.A. brick veneer,concretedris,eways Pat-i and Watfpapring No job Claullled aos too small. Quality workmarnt,;p FRANKS MASONRY. 13)6731 the buying'and Tomatoes lbs. $1.00. Farm fresh selling 323 5579 or 373V C 0mm unit y 3230131 anytime produce. Dawg Patch Flea _______________________________ everyday. read and use them market, Dogtrack Pd, Sat-Sun on't nees -' Serve a often. Call 3227611 or 131.9993, _-_ Remodeling, Additions & Repair. urposeaQai-i when you sell them Carpentry, Roofing, Cement It ou have an CyC for real vatijp. with • Cll.Slilied ad from the OCEAN Finishing, Painting. Reesdhable. Herald Call Ut today; you'll eyethe classified ads Billy Geck, 37) S0i ailarty delayt Just didI 322-7611 or all. FREE home delivery, lSase$ 9993 To piace your low cost want Please call 305530 - JdIn,SFNJ1 finili 3o if a ClI After 3pm.M Thurs - In the good Ott Summertime... 1, s a great time tosell sometfl1ng witna Clanif led Ad. Just dial ifl.26))or 131-9993 f a Quick results ad. WELLSORILLED.PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes we repair arvjservice STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY Co. ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7562 Park Drive 3728165 -A small ,lassifIed ad brngS bi returns. Try one and see Call 372 aii or 531-9993. Masonry& Concrete No Job Too Small Cal1373 1106 2nd St '.'.' YOUR . BUSIRESS - AVALON APARTMENTS Help Wanted ADULTS, NO PETS 1.7 Bedrom. Adults Only 312 - 111111111111111111 2 Broom Duplex. Adults Only. No Pets. Contact 2312 Palmetto Ave. Man and wife to help manage. campground, house furniShed plus wages. Call 322 6017, Mr. Beck?old. . '~ Efficiency Apartment. Also 3 Room Apt Mature Adults, 518 Park Ave, Sanford Chef- Experienced hotel Chef. Apply HolIday Inn, Altamonte Springs, daily, 4 to 4 p.m. . 1 __ Z - French Ave. $100 per mo., plus $73 deposit. 3226517 or 3226330. 1 room, wall to wall carpet, air ionditoned, reasonable rent. AdIt, no pets. 3771110. Nice Apartment 31 10 PARK APARTMENTS 1717 S °ark Ave. Sanford 32 ______ I I 1 -10 10%% r Mature woman experienced in laundry and dry cleaning assembly and counter work. Apply in person to Mrs. Jernigan Sanford Dry Cleaners, iii Palmetto. . I ____ -_ CIRCULATION DISTRICT MANAGER to work with Evening and Sunday Herald Carriers. Salary and auto expenses. Sales i Bedrooms. 2 baths mn5u nd,Also 7 bedrooms, 1', baths in city. j77. background required. Excellent iSi-*. opportunity for man or woman. Apply in person to the Circulation Laurel Ave. 3 Bedrooms, IV, baths, Department EVENING carpet, air, kitthe equipped. No HERALD pets. 6446047. Aft of 3,3230760. - ___________ 1a P/hAm" _____ '-4_,'- 'i ______ S ________________________ ___ \ I .j aren't rent !ti experienced only. Permanent employment. Apply 9 to 5, Holiday Inn, Altamonfe Springi, -- -- Bartenders needed, experienced cut out to be "do"ityourseJfe ar* special iits in quality work and good Service. CHECK OUT WHO'S WHO IN OUR BUSINESS . I BR, ) Bath, w w carpet, ll'xjI' pool. $ fflO. lIt & deposit. (eftte,tcn 9047309u1. SERVICES 27 DIRECTORY ' Investment Opportunities - THE HERALD ____________________ -_---- - - -------------------____.'....,.. --- ___________________________________________________________________________ Rooms for Pent I Air Conditioned Room Men On!y 4)MyrtleAy, 3flfl PINECREST - READ THIS PLEASEt This 3 bedroom, 2 bath with Florida room is a real buy for $71,000 Call REALTOR-Associate Merle Warner for details. After hours 3776635 Income, See us regarding y., eligibslity to purchase a new Ibedroom horn. let no casfi down and reduced mOnthly CITY •TREE SHADED 7 BEDROOM COTTAGE. O.tly 516.000 To see call REALTOR. AtsOciCte John Mero After hours, 3730213 0 payments under the Call 322.2420 Anytime Farmers Home Ad. ministration Assistance REALTORS (T1RROflDA HOM ES SANFORD, 7 bedroom, 14,000 cash. Assume mfg of $100 mo or 17.000 cash $150 mo Move in. 17936735 or _____________________ No qualifying, 3 bdrm . 1, baths. $3.I0Q down. $156 mo 7 pet, Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3237750 - __________ " A '' ', • ___________ ______ '. a - .,_- -: • • ' Callbart Real Estate 42 Mobile Homes C ome see A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES . t our big r iatofl GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave (1797) $anfcwtl2j.3200 - PRICED FROMS35OOO Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, - 43 I CONVENTIONAL FINANCING , Due to death In family will sicrilict 9 acres, ? I S frontage. Orang Blvd off SR 46 for *26,000 831 1541 or $62 3196. FROM 8 PER CENT . in 7643 , ' Located I block So. of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., In Sanford, Sales office open Mon.-Fri: 9.6, Sat. & Sun. fly OWNER, PINECREST bedroom, 1 bath, concrete hlock home, central heat & air, many other extras. 37) )I alter 5pm, i- 6 LAKEFRONT LOTS ALTAMONTE Large lot in security guarded community. 119,500 it Dial FOREST CITY 2 lots, lovely lakeview *9,500 322-8721 __ ___________ 9 111111111 CASSELBERRY Lovely lot on chain of lakes 10,750 ___________________________________ tip1Ji1iicIi1 -. . . -' ' - - A ' - H(MES OF DISTINCTION "away from It all." homes built with pride & the finest See the of materials , , _____ ____________ ___________ Built iitfl Pr iae By LAKE MARKHAM Near SR 44 l0O20O lot 10.930 In keeping with the REALTORS 196W Lai- e Mary Blvd I 46 m 2)1 W. 25th Santord,F - -. -- Income and Investment Prope rt y Livestock And MINI BIKE LIKE NEW 575 372 2645 -_three chicken houSes with all equipment For information, call 1974 Yamaha, RD 230, like new l5C13 6711011; 3655114 mules 1.550 3770375. Call Credit l).ot. 67A 373 MS'I Eves $69. 1144 10,000 Pieces To Select From 52 Freioht damaged fiirniturp and furniture parts. All at wholesale or below at 49 W. Concord. Noll's Freight Damaged Warehouse, Downtown Orlando. Phone 423 9502, JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Oormle'y's E.46, 373.1732 Appliances 68 .'Iashers, guaranteed, best selection In town. 149.95 and up. Sanford Auction, 1200 French Ave. 373 7310. Low in cost, high in results, that's clalsilled ads read and use them! - Attic Carpet Sale Large quantities of new precut cacpet, linoleum and accessories being Sold at close to wholesale price Ranges. Hotpoint ano I appan, Priced right. Financing available With no down payment. Dick'i Appliances. 327.7451. SANFORD AUCTION KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0691 1700 French Ave. 323-7310 FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances air cond. freezers refrig. step ladders wire etc. 54 Garage-Rummage Sales . Gormly's E. 46, Sanford 373933 ARAGE SALE: 7 pc. dinette set. TV, paint arid other items. 2611 $. Elm Ave.. Sat., Sept. II, 9 am, on- .ree toys arid gifts for Christmas Have a Friendly Home Toy Party Brand names, low price's Call 373 1615 & Marine Equipment 55 dew custom built dark bookcase, 4' wide 7' ' high. Adjustable Shelves, 7 drawers, Very nice, Worth $275Sell for 1123.372 0449. - tauser 3006 Cal Sporter rifle, Excellent cOndition, Will sell, or trade for German or Jap pistol, etc 377 0449 - 16' Tri.Hull with 125 HP engine 11,195 Firm, 373 1113. ROI3SON MARINE 7977 Hwy. 17-97 5961 in 11 ?3 Orlando Wanted to Buy 1970 Yamaha, 90 CC, twin, Street bike, Helmet included, Excellent condition, $750. 349 5155 79 Piney Woods Barn, we buy furnitur eand miscellaneous Sell for 30 pct consignments. Free- pick ups Auction 'Sat, night at 7 p.m. Cat i 322 2770 Trucks and Trailers International. ton, 4 wheel drive, tool box bed. $1200. 363-3)61. - beautiful wooded surroundings, bedroom, Paneled home, with floor Mar. ideal for office. Located on .n of Lake Mary's busy streets, Zoned C.N. Properly completely fenced with plenty UI room for parking For more in formation, call Dii Bowler, Assoc 130 5500 Roberts & Gilman 322.3103 1 Inc 8305500 Realtors Longwood AM-FM Stereo. New Steel Belted Perellj Radial Tires. One Local Owner. Lincoln Gold Crest Warranty. 12 Mos, 12,000 Mites. Good At Any Lincoln Mercury Dealership, * Any Car 4290 i;ll1 IIh['is1Ij L F __ TownterCountry _~ . LINCOLN MERCURY at S POINTS I JP4GWOOD 1969 Cuilass, V.0, new engine With PH 373 4114 W1' 8)1 __ - 0 SPECIALS VW SEDANS only 4,000 mile's. Clean Inside $1,000. iiii. in 196.7 English Rover, radio, air, complete new brakes, 2 new MicheIon tires. New Ed unit. 23 21 MPG. This Is a quality car, 11.200. 503 Lemon St., Sanforct, Replace BrakeshOes_All 4 wheels $2995 971 Torino 500. 1 door hardtop, vinyl top, air, automatic. PS and PB. Extra nice, 11593. Call Don Pope, 322.1651 Dealer. -VWSEDANS. Replace Brakeshoes__AlI 4 wheels and -. rebuild 4 wheel cylinders, CASH 372 1137 For used lurniture, appliances tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave $3995 VW-Bus, Trucks, Fastbacks & Squarebocks ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 644 1126, Winter Park 69 $ . 111-W ? 1972 VW Beetle, marina blue. I Speed, radio and air COnditioning, Low, low mileage. Run's and looks great. $2)95. Call HOwie- Kirby, 3721651. Dealer. 3 Trophies, 12 noon, Sept, 15, Winter Park Mall, 327-9813. - $3995 Shoes Only $A095 Stamps-Coins - " 'Shoes We Buy and Sell Gold and silver Coins. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st St 32) 4352. and Cylinders 8:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 8:00.12:00 SAT. THE VOLKSHOP Campers Travel Trailer s Cobia, 75 HP Evinrude and Trailer. $0 Call 372 1219 after 6. - SCENIC MAP POKER RUN Wanted to buy, good used piano. CalI Bram Towers, 323 4430, is 11 imall saddle 1 bridle, $35; 26" boys S speed bike, $25; Evening dresses, Jr. sizes 5 it. 327-2059. Feed Cor. Palmetto& Commercial Ave. Sanford, Fla. Reasonably priced Dodge Trasco Fully self-contained. 377-7524 any or see at 1106 S. Cedar, Sanford. 321•0120 11 973 VW Pop Top Campmobili bright orange, automatic and all Just like new. 13,095. Call Do Pope, 3221651, Dealer. Clipper 15' wIth trailer. $100 down anti take over I1' Dreamer Truck Camper, wit payments, 377 9352, jacks. Used twice Call 372 176 BOB DANCE DODGE 1. 1801 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD423.77303912 d Super Use d Cars, _ = 6 I '73 SUPER VW '73 KAWASAKI 350 CC '2195 1' 2195 1 is Orange, Economy Plus A Real Movert Like New '11 PLYMOUTH FURY III TRRNSPORTRTI0NSPECIALS 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA 7 Or Hardtop, Sharper Than New, 20.000 '13 1967 VW Air o 4 Sp.. Radio '525 '625 i _%.e_"_ 1 12695 Double Double Sharp Hardtop '550 i DATSUN WAGON f71 PLYMOUTH SCAMP 1969 MERCURY 2 Dr. Hardtop I '.1* P S. P 8 Red. Air '13 I IFIL'II1 '72 CORVETTE 350 Air. 4 Sp, Mag Wheels '1995 '73 340 DART '2695 11 13899 '71 TOYOTA CORONA, H.T., 4 Sp., R&HI Extra Clean '2099 24 Mos. At 46.59 '1995 '73 TOYOTA PICKUPS. 3 To Choose From Starting At 12699 VW SUPER BEETLE, 11,000 Mi. Still Under Factory Warranty, 1 Owner, Beautiful Auto., Air. p.s. I 0 0 '2650 Choose From, 1 Owner, Low Mileage. Up To 30-f- Mi, Per Gal. '1299 '2495 '72 DATSUN - '73 '1995 '01 Hustler, Bright Red Special As Is- DODGE D100 (3) 6 Cyl. Longbed. Was $3495 NOW $ 1995 A.T., Radio, PS, PB, 1-Owner 0 is ' '72 CHEVY LUV PICKUP Topper, A.c,4S Like '13 DODGE 1 Wheel Drive, AC 9 Buys mommom-m~ '71 DODGE -B200 Mail Van '2395 '3295 is $795 2 Dr. Sedan '12 DATSUN '72 CHEVROLET IMPALA, A-C, 12050 Crtstn. Factory Air, and Loaded With Equipment Only 17.033 MI Compare At Excellent Truck -_ 1 '2895 I '2995 1 0 73 CHRYSLER NEWPORT $3995 Hat, Loaded S72 CHEVELLE SUPER SPORT '73 FIAT CONVERTIBLE, Beautiful Orange, Radio, 4-Sp., Economical '14 DART SPORT 340 8ras $5995 VS. Air, Auto, P5. Silver w-Black Stripes, White Suchtfs With Console OPEL MANTA LUXUS Double Sharp, Dti'p Maroon '74 TOYOTA CELICA G.T. AM-FM, '69 TOYOTA CORONA, 2 Dr., 4 Sp., AC, 5 speed, Low Mileage $258.80 On Cash Or Trade, S. Tax $43.50, Tag-Title $20, APR. $21.57 Fin, Chg. $216,36. I __ 77, Beautiful White With Vinyl Roof. Beautiful 1970 TOYOTA STATION WAGON AIR. AUTOMATIC, GOOD CONDITION. 3fli; tioiida ISO- '72 model ------------ 31, ________ - Saddle Leather Interior. Fully Equipped .972 an Torino Spoil. vii. full Power, air, mags, local owner. Weekend special. Van Calonon, 322 4114, Dealer. Motorc.ycle Insurance '3LAIR AGENCY 3233166 __ - ________ '- 72 LINCOLN TOWN CAR - 1973 Mustang Fastback, loaded, like new. 1973 Volkswagen Super Beetle, like new 17 92Maltlarid 613-1413 - Poultry SANFORD SEWINGCENTER 307 A Eayj 1st St., Sanford 327 9111 Buys - " ICU Chevrolet Impala, good con.-. diticn, new inspetion sticker and'ig 2"AWA 3 4 3 SiC Eves,, 373 ,'''' a (WITH GOOD CREDIT) CYCLE STATION One day tune- up, custom leathers. 1201 Airport Blvd. W..3fl.9113, Horses - 67 Over 170 COROLLA 1200, 2 To CALLING ALL DOCTORS 1 Call For Appnt, Lii Registered AKC Doberman Female-black l5 weeks old $100, 321 0)33. 171 7t*4 LAKE MARY For Sale or Renl-j Bedrooms, baths, 21'x4i' lraiIa', All electric, 323 6353 or 645 7333 WE TAKE TRADES * Mustang City $50 Down 1913 Honda 3001. motorcycle, racing green, windShield, saddle bags, like new. Must sell. 11,177,50, Call Whitey Eckstein, 322 1651. D.aIer One Gelding, walker, $300. One Strawberry Roan, $300; After 6 P.M.. call 327 4496 Drop in bobbin, zig tag and 3 fleedlt Position. Like new condition, solid new for $18, balance of $45 cash or S pame-n of 510 New warranty. Restaurant Equipment - New and Used, Bought and Sold, Holiday Equipment, 1915 N. Orange BIsm Trail, Orlando. PH, 2931973, Motorcycles _________________________ 1973 Singer Zig•Zag FORREST GREENE INC. Close to everything yet ________ carpeted, drapes. Located on acre In Geneva. 373 9)97 after 3 p.m. 12 Volt flatteries 111.93 REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue __________________ 78 Jay & & E AutoSales 647411$ 1965 Ford ThunderbIrd, 2 ocsA hardtop, one owner, 45,000 original miles. Full power. Mutt see to appreciate S995 . Call Howie Kirby, 3721631, Dealer. 1971 Ifoncta 450 5') C;,',? and lake-oar payments. 373573$ 66 U. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE Ill )lSC First ct 3275672 Auto Repairs AKC Dachshund minatures. Red also black and tan. Malt's, S5 Animal Have-ri Boarding Kennels 37? 5752. * in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's b8st modEl, winds bubb$r n machine. Fully automatic. Pay h.,lance of $78 or 10 payments of - . Enjoy beautiful Wekivi River by renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pets. No alcohol. - * *Singer* * BUY HERE * 3710590 Autos for Sale OUTSTANDING BUY OF THE WEEK! Your Word Is Your Credit Part s.Acces sories - 80 real collector s Item. New racing green paint, I i'idiO. 51J95 Call Whitey rktein. 3721651 Dealer, Autos PorSale' - ) FREE 1 year old large clog, half Afghan. half German Shepherd PIe-edt home, 377.245, Mid Victorian Fainting Sofa. in walnut & red velvet. Call 373 733 Let one 01 our frendIy act visorshelp ,ou word your Classified act Cali 122 2611 or All 9991 Lots and Acreage _________________________________________ nt.wo. t310 Seminole County-- S or 10 acret Ideal homesite, ideal for horSe-i Terry Re-ally, REALTOR, 621 0711. Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tennis Courts, Reereational Fees Are Prepaid, ' MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 33 Houses Rent Furnished Goods - Autos for Sale 1961 Karman Ghia, 1971 VW 1 passenger Bus, red S. whilC, looks a. runs like new, 1 speed, Mu? see 17325. Call Howie-Kirby. at J27 1651 Dealer. SANFORD REC VEF SERVICE 2)11W 1st St. 313 4711 - - This week's specials. Baby bed, 110 youth bed, $10; bedroom suite 145; desk, $7.50; chair, 53150 vacuum, 115; sofa, 115; dinette $20. Kuip Decorators, 109W, First 372 23)5 MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 17-92 Open Sat. & Sun 9.5 -- 80 . Complete trailer hitches, All kinds available 21 Hour Sprvlce Call 172.7491 ____________________________ BROKER Household - Trucks and Trailers 1972 DATSUN PICKUP AM FM TAPE DECK, EXCELLENT CONDITION. 323.4797 in . Pets and Supplies -- ALTAMONTE SPRINGS -Magnificent lake front 5 bedroom home, luxurious Roman bath and exquisite tropical plants $75.90. Call Everest Realty. Inc.. REALTORS, 6750001. After hours call Jack Musum, Assoc., 273 6735 /,i' - .• ______ S 234 Park Dr. 3 Bdrm . 17 bath, w w carpet, 17'x31' pool. Assume 116.500. 7 1 Pct, Total 123,500, Owner. 904 734 0931. 831403 629- 2162 - 2 P Living rm suite, *99.95 Two .511995 Dave's Furniture 500 Sanford Ave., 323 9370 ALL NOLL'S STORES There's one re-a - you Boat and Trailer, small refrigerator, Table & chair's, Misc. 327 6151 "S.ntorct' Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency Plan, _____ " 51 79 1971 Champion- 7$, 3.030 miles, With all extras. $11,000. ee at 800 French Ave Sanford or call 9554. :ilE If'S Kennei Pups, Stds, AK(. by & Mini Poodles all colors, Cocker, MInI & L&' Dachshunds, Shift Tzu, Toy Collie, Mini Schnauzer, Yorkie, Boston Terrier. iopupson display, Webuy PUPS, financing, shots, guaran teed. 904 737 2917. 904737-3476, = Sue frames, Use indoors or Out door Mat size S'xIO'. Regulat retail pricC $799, P4oll's price $199 . _ Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc 322-15960r373fl52 - Two bedroom mobile hornt, air cond iti oned, Carpeted Very nice. _______________________ land for 3 years $2000. Marvin P , Adults only. 323 $417. c,essman, (Bondecf Moql Broker) 7601 MOttk Tr., Call 643 Two bedroom trailer, with cabana, I14 (74 Pn';.) porch a. private fenced y rd, Call after S p.m., 323 0540 -. - 29 now in HUFFMAN REALTY Will pay I? Pct. onfirsl 'nortgag,on 322-2611 or 831-9993 a It0,1 IS now Within me reach of the young Working people of the area; as well CS the older retirees on a fixed -', ..-" - ' To list your business call -- Financing Like new, 2 bedrooms. (amity room. kitChf, equipped, carpet. 117.500 "' "7. only, 1/ermanent employmern, Lake Mary! Cute 2 bedroom q" Apply to s. Holiday Inn Alta house rencect yard Adults, no pets. 1)40 piut depos;t. _____________________ 3723930. Expecs,nc, carpet salesman, both residential and commercial selling. GLOBAL CARPETS, 1I 34 Mobile Homes Rent S. Magnolia 373 77 _______ Let the exports take caro of all your needed houseihold jobs. The; . _____ BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Days: 327 617.3 Nights: 327 $421 373.135i Unlurnlshed7bedrolmhome,newly 3 bc'drm. I', baths, no Qualifying, decorated, reliable tennant. U900 down. $156 mo, 7 pct. Acre References required 3721549. Realty, REALTOR, 373 77,0 - ' people just / ___________ , Some I'/rr.ishedorUnturnishJNic, 7 Bedroom Home for Rent 3727129 ' ./ ' ST. JOHN'S REALTY MUST SELLI BY OWNER, San ford's best section, 2', lots, 3 Dental Ass't Experience necessary, 7 fl,'droom, fenced yard, 'ree bedrooms, carpeted, central air, water. $165 mc', Security deposit Handle phone appointments, heat, all electric kitchen, 3776620 _______________ or 373 5131, bookkeeping, chairsid, ass's. ____________________ fireplace, Bank appraised Salary too 1100 wk. according 10 Will take 137.500 cash or si.soo Small house, 7bectrooms experience Call 321 0573 to to qualified buyer 'lO Corner of 7th and Laurel arrange Interview before 9a.m. or Virginia Ave ,ifl 1)95 or 373 7166 3fliOflor3ntsoi evenings, ______ 9 - Houses Rent Unfurnished 411111 House? - Al - that homewrk? ____________ - _ _________________________- - A New IflC. - . / S . - - De'sk clgek, gener al office, ptfl time employment. Sanford Court Motel, 2621 Hwy. 17.93. No phon e calls. all -.-. 2603 Park Dr. Days 3flfl17 ' COUNTY-- I BEDROOM, 2 BATH COUNTRY HOME on nearly 2 acres 115.000 Fireplace, oak floors, other extras REALTOR Associate Sonny Raborn will tell YOU about. After hours 3771179 III 8777 SANFORD REALTY Turn time into money as an AVON Representative Make new friends Win prizes, too, /_ REALTOR Maintenance person, physically Furnished one bedroom apt.. Its strong, some mechanical ability. - _____________________ _______________ Need Central Florida's MIJLTIPLELISTINGREMJOR 19195. French Eve. in.737* 3321496 372 754 CLIFF JORDAN LOCH ARBOR- LAKEFRONT? Yes, on Crystal Lake' Lovely 2 bedroom, 7 bath. 149,000 Large lot. Call REALTOR Associate Julian Stenstrom, After hours 327. 7160 \. Stemper Realty 1 Bedroom tilties Funished $llS?.onth .'I Interview, 9 to 10 am, only Monday through Friday. References required. Brim Towers, Sanford, of Assume mortgage or low down Immediate possession, Several like new) & I bedrooms Carpet, garage. 2 with paneled family rooms. Lo Ws. It is easy for everyone to buy from ' BLVD. with this goes, 3 rooms, I', baths. a beautiful yard with huge shade tree's and more *73.900, Call REALTOR.A5IOCI.t. Andy Wolf, Eves. 3fl-il Casselberry And Sanford CITY- INCOME PRODUCER! Duplex on Park Avenue $79,900 Let REALTOR Associate Merle Warner show it to you After hours 322 6635 • OFF AIRPORT - Looking lot a high clual)fy Large, 1 bdrm,, utilities burn, bargain7...Look to classified Adults Small deposit. 377-1976 or anytlme...read tody'i ifli9l7afterlla m classifieds bedroom unit and two 2 bedroom units, Total price 134,000 For details call REALTOR Associate, Betty Flamm After hours, 377 6053. ry 65 Summer Clearance, Catholic Sharing Center, SI? 5Sanford Ave. 1 bag of clothes, SI -- way now for Christmas, Kin Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Sharr.pooer for only II per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE - All So FRUIT JARS CARLOAD_PTS.,QTS,,NO LIMIT GORMLY'S E. 46.3734733 PINECREST-- TRIPLEX, One 1 SANFORD 323.7900j Maronda Home With Lights and Electric Starter, *iso Firm 373 1113 Camper-Travel ' 64 IlOO For All 3777441 - ALL NOLL'S STORES There's onenear you • Realty s 4 p Needs A Facelift NEAT AND CLEAN Can be a lIttle dolt hous,, 3bedr ooms in Sunland on large bedrooms, I bath, large fenced lot fenced lot. Only $73.00.. Call with nice Shrubs. A little work can REALTORAslociat,. Vic give you a lot of house for the Glsthler, Eves. 3227371. money $15,500. Low down paymtnt, no qualifying, OWNER ANXIOUS 3 bedroom, 1 bath, Ideal f small family, or retired couple. Picture Hartman Realty, Inc. pretty corner lot. 111.500. Ownxr Suite 2oiTheGreat,rMall will help finance Call REALTOR REALTORS, Casselberry,$30 Associate, Mildred Stamper Eves 3 S9 JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR BIG, BIG, BIG REAL ESTATE, INC. Country style kitchen with lots of 372 6437 --322 7111 3227124 cabinets and counter ''ace Along 3 CU Radios, Need Repair 75 GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Ste n stro m •Drapes 'IIWtmeSANFORDA*EAjrtai.y And beautiful?" Electric lawn mower, almost ne $35 or best otter. Smith Coroi calculator, $23 or best offer, 3 11. 0376. M iscellaneous Musical Merchandise Electronic 6 voice chord organ, the Trailers electro-voice Baroness, Solid wood, exelIent condition, Price Full Recreational Vehicle Services $750. Call 3fl-"91. cnlaT4Ep,E RV SERVICES _________________ eiu Oulu ,iu xvdO Toro self propelled reel lawn mower, Make OIl.ir 831 3591 For Sale - 59 For Sale - ODD CHEST Largest selection in Central Florida. Prices start at 139.95. Realty 372 1301 7AI0 Hiawatha Aveall? 97 - •Dishwastsers ' Spec. RatesFor5,nlorcitizen, Park Avenue Mobile Park 73 Park Dr2ve, 322-7141 ,.- - _122 2611 or 831 *09993 __ - WELAKA APARTMENTS 111w, ist St. E'i' Christmas cash selling Sarah COve-ntryfewelry No investment. Car & phone necessary. 3fl;7p at 6 . DIAL- 1 Tired - SAN MO PARKS. I. 7, 3 Bedroom TraIlers 1. Apts. 2 Adult parks, FamIly parks, 3.511 Hwy 1793 Sanford, 373-W30. Day. Wk., 'Payton 01.2.3 Bedroom Apts. *Swimming Pool •T.nnis Courts •Flshlng & Boating •Disposats StemperSezl 2606S HWY. 1793 OFALTOR m -- ON RESERVOIR LAKE HALL REALTY -. 11IW.2ndSt. I LIST . 0 . Bedroom so MiScellanpous - CARPET, TILE, VINYL Sates and expert installation.20 yrs exp Lowest prices n town Call 67$. 1 171 ORLANDO 36S-5S TWO BEDROOM HOME- with one bedroom apartment, convenient _____________________ location, 172.500. Investigate. Call 3 Bedrooms, l' baths, Longwood 1735771 area. Partially fenced backyard. _ -ner must Sell. III 4475 Quick Cash for your hO rn' F it closing, We will pay all cost, Mos e when ready or will trade. Fr, 1flSpCCtIön Call Larry Saxo, REALTc,r or Earv Emns.,I, & Giin:an. Inc REALTOR $30 5.300. Lay a 1ongwoox 4 BEDROOMS Cove I SO Trampolifles l' baths, with stove and r.frigi'retcr, On CornEr lot 572.9w Terms (The Master's I Real Estate Wanted -_--------_------- With older I beclroo,Tl home on p,- f( road 573.000 11 ' Pool Apartments Rent Furnished 31 Want a pleasant %urpris,? Y You can Carp.t and linoleum helper wanted. Iclean Out Yftf g4f age quickl y with Sanford Carpet Linoleum Tile, Ill a Want Ad. S. Park Ave. mRowePntcontrol 2626 Iroquois Ave. Sailord, 322-2070 ADDITIONS & REMODELING CALL BILL OrI.1-42$.3374 LakeMIl-y32301$i ?.J7 Heated - -. 830-5500 Realtors Inc ' INTEREST DOWN New) bedroom home all extras. 000d location, 532.500. 322.2217. _______ - 18 -_Pest Control .- Roberts & Gilman SMALL AC REAGE M. UNSWORTH REALTY 503W. 1st St. 3736061,3n.osll.3n.9320 7*iI FRóMSI7S hO W.AIPØy aLvo SANFORD, FLA, 23.71 ___________________ Painting WON Driling Lovely 3 bedroom. I' bath home with central heal, air, and car poling. Pay equity and assume mortgage. 173,900 Terms flexible. ' CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 661 1II 4 7% Interest Two bedrooms, 11 bathe, extras $34.000 LARGE EXECUTIVE HOME- on qolf course, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central heat & air, all con veniences 155.000. To see call 313 Recreational Building * 1- 2 - Washer .Dryer 13 Ir off ic are, large living are.1. In this I t':: .. I'., Lieiii iin Neat and in new condition. Nic e fenced yard. Assume 7 pet, loai Enjoy peace of mind wit PALACE GUARD warranty on a r conditioner, Plumbing, an electrical systems. 126,501 George Willis, Assoc" 530 SS( I. After hours, 327 7153. Newhousejlna,ur.larNNo,c,wfl Payment-monthly payments less than rent Government SubsidiZed to qualjfieij buytrt, Call to see If you qualifyll - Broker, )07W,CommerCiM Sanfocd,3fl.J'$) 47 NE POOL PLANNED Thei're Hot!" 'A W. Garnett White - Little ONLY CASSELBERRY ii Get 'Em While 50.000 Sci ft. warehouse, reedy for You Going back to Pitts bur gh. Pa. Have * *GENEVA GARDENSI* * aid SR '6 panel truck will haul non. Single story studio. 1, 2, and perlsha,j freight. iflS2o7. , bedroom apartments. Pool. "We Don 't Stop 1-4 INDUSTRIAL PARK Clubhouse, Carpeting, drapes. tonly? Make a date with HENRI kitchen equipped, heat and 373 OOM or 562 737% 323 Till We Succeed.' the Robøt coming to Jack Prosser air. Monthly rentals from 5142.50. _________ ________ ___________________ Ford soon 3222090. 1505W. 251h St., Sanford. 38 Wanted To Rent a "Don't needs!" Serve a useful Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Exceptionally large 2 bedrooms, 1 / purpose again when you sell them bath, fully equipped kitchen. W antedRoom and Board with a classified ad from the carpet, drapes. in 9033. For Senior Citizen Realtor Fern Park Iii 7867 Herald Call us todSy! Don't Downstairs. 322-467 1 or 7 bedroom duplex apartments _______________________________ delay! Just dial 3727611 or 831 Furnished or unfurnished To place your low cost want 41 Houses for Sale swimming pool. 4220 S. Orlando ____________________________ Jim Hunt Realty r. 3112M. Nice I bedrooms, 1' batns. pool. REALTOR 322 2118 family room with fireplace and FRANKLIN AR EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS After -in nu bar, builtin appliances, across 1170 Florida Ave WILL DO SEWING IN MY 372 3991 and 3fl4 from small lake, shag carpet. HOME.371Cfl, paneling, fenced yard. By Owner, LAKE MARY (Fixer Upper) 1 3210874 C.rl', APARTMEN TS Room honie with 3 bedroom', ti tnt to be a mciiej, be contest winner, or a more at. citrus trees and large oaks * * * * Deltona * * * * fldm 3 Iidrm I Bedrm Country atmosphere. 117,500 tractlse Person? Send for Home StL-ciy Modeling Course Brochure, 7L Pct Interut Rat. 51 00 (refundable). V. Hill. Box Country at HARRISS GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU ALTAMONTE 5SS, Pine Bluff, Ark., 71601 moip1re Trees, Trees, Trees. NE ED. NO MONEY DOWN. New New Altamonte Mall near by. I 3 and I bedroom homes, 2546 S. French Ave. to 2 MaI..$odayclauified.ddaY Place Bedrooms. 21 7 hRtPts family baths priced from 3228444 on b buy, sell or rent. ceii j. mom, fireplace, many extras. $25,100 on large wooded Jot. Seller 7611 or 531-9993. Like new condition. 151.500. pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, conventional • loans. Builder, Deltona, 904 7697210. Orlando, WINTER PARK Tanglewood, Move - IS Sandlewood as PROBLEM In now. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths. 305 I73133. IN YOUR FAMILY? family room, Air, double garage AL-ANON RENTAL APIRTMENT HOMES Nicely landscaped yard. Seller Commercial Properties For families or friendi of problem offers terms, 135.900 drinkers. Homes, Lots * linfurnished For further information call 423-4587 FORREST GREENE INC. and or write SaflfordAlAnonFamilyrpp Acreage pEALTORS196W.tkeMary-B4d * W/W Shag Carpet Box 553, Sanford, Fla. 37371 373 635.1 or 645 7)31 JOHN K FIDER, ASSOC WE TAKE TRADES _________________________ * RangeRefrigerator SIDING. TRIM AND SEAMLESS 6 Child Care GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES _____________________________ 662-1815 Jima Concrete & Masonry- Free Lawn Service estimates. Floors. patios & drives Orickofsboneplanters Patch and B&.j LAWN CARE SERVICE repair work Residential a. Commercial Free Est 373 0519, Jerry or '373 6111. Buddy CTals!fipd ads do a lob that can be doneflo Other way, Call 3fli4)10r Garage sales are .nseason. Tell the 131-9993 No*'t People about it With a Classified Act in theHerald 32? 2611. III _________________ 96' Houses for Sate - c . - ii 1100 E. 25th St. 3226455 CARRIAGE HILL Now You can afford to live lS.r, The prce has teen lowered to 134,400. Ti. 3 liedrooni hn'i has both family room ano screened Florida rooni. 22 master bedroom with dressing table. Owner will move by Oct. 1. If not sold, will be Or rent. - - -.-------------------.--.----- _____ Stop Urn1" Vill _______________________________ "Don't neeas" Serve a useful Purpose again when YOU sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today! delay I J ust dial 322 7611 or Ill 9991 To pldce your low cost Wan? Ad ____________________________ 'and Clearing EMENURNOMMUM ______ - Sale TAFFER REALTY REALTY Rentals - Houses for . Call Ralph 323 595* Carpery, Remodeling. Addt, Custom Wo rk, Licensed. BOnded Free estimate, 373-6038. 41 -__________________________ FALL CLEANING "Impac"Wash& Spra KIen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & rOots. Removes mildew, fungus. mL'1 clobber s, wasps a. Spider 9, . , - bargain or sell a bargain with tni louse and read claSSified (,,ll 3fl 7511 or Mu 9993 to plair ur OIL HEATECLEANIN - " - - (latstt#ed ads are here to help you buy. sIl, rent or swap at a w (Os? el us help Ou plat:t- 5iU'S Call 7611 Or I3191 - , Houses for Sale Fnr Vowlso - For Rent Room for working gentleman home. Private entrance Call in. 'IRE YOU TROtjLED? Call Tot. Free, 6.14O77 ter "We Care""tiine- '. Adults or Teens. Di rectory of Experts Ready To Serve You! anon-m TO 41 Property ________ ____________ Air Conditionktg l~ f Busj Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974-lB $999 DODGE VAN P S . Chro.nc Wheel5. Big Tires, Shiny BlAck and Only '12 FORD COURIER * Sp . WC, Mirrors, Radio, OverSized '2695 '1999 WHERE EVERYBODy RIDES!! __ 10 '1 I ____ _ ~z - ; _- �____ __ ___ _____- -___ I i , 1 , WOMEN Evening Herald ]Fj Thursday, Sept. 12, 1974-13 I - - _ I __ - - N W - ri A 1 Wife Wears Rich _ Sister's Clothes ,- c i ve A n ,- Building, Sanford, for the first meeting of the 1974-75 `l ,,. 3-1 -r- _ ____ I ifc all dressed up in her sisters clothes Although I can't afford to buy my wife the kind of clothes Pegg sends her she ouldn t exactly go around in r.t if dr ul in I, that were within our income I've come alu'ls close to asking Huth ni 'to i pt in tthr( dottws from her sister, but 1m iv 'i th ±. suppose it's selfish of me, Abby, but a guy can t help how he fecis What do you think? ' V — - - _____ . . 4 .. -s-' DEAR .STIFF: I think ),on should tell your wife what yo I told me Talk It over, and maybe you can reach an cgreeable compromise. You're right, a y can't help how he feds, and 4 ' i ' L for one, can understand your feelings. I *_ 'I " -. çj1 1 1.1 I DEAR ABBY: My grandmother was one -sixteenth black. She married a white man. Nei ther she nor any of her children had Negroid features, and they all married whites. Th e problem is my wife. I told her of my ancestry before we A - . . I . . 0 :i_ - NEEDSTOKNOW DEAR NEEDS: Zero. A child will he no darker th an his darkest partnt ... ti I DEAR ABBY: I am blind at age 14, and take my Seeing Eye dog Juniper with me everywhere I go. Kids will often try to pet Juniper. I like kids, but Juniper is a..- . . __ _,:_7~1__,_ - tt grabs their children and scream, "what a vicious dog!" Abby, please p rint this so parents will tell their kids to stay , , Mary Neal Tucker, daughter of T.E. Tucker and Helen t ~I .. . v ~ , at Furman, 18 students left Austria and Germany The students will live hi .. - 191~ / \. " -1 -.1 Deltona sponsored the first evening was a floor show with of "The Lamplighters." General chairman for the j , .• - -. i' . 1 / Men's Formal Wur RENTALS // For Weddings, Proms, etc. I( 1. / PIL 322.1013 .• -- - _________ S -A 'itt' I /\7,/ (CT ) Z A L4. * 1 4,f q 1 . - '. -I j. z i I ii fJ/Li)1\\ (s. , I ', it <1 .- f fi6 '1 - Eas .~, ' 01 !;# I.=1;"* i i ! i:z , ig I . lii LIfl a I !f r ,• I Ift k N1W E i t W40XX walail, iI . . : i _ I FROM THIGHS, NECK, LEGS, WAIST - ALL OVER - WITHOUT EVER GOING HUNGRY1 1041. as mahal aly rtd#dq 1%4 Vdh X. I I Tiblets . often i i it stt gd rid ci S ID 20cr nvt s ci eicm:ie fat cu eat 3 tr. we sells a day. yot of as - "*" W umism Mal. sod rwoilitt a " Wdrom easy Poest.r swuf,rkn b4.c* d,bdues M eijmiit tO Utig i a m Orang,j cw Brown. 8.18. 'no waabh/d. 7 This 46411 liffP4111;0A.-r-'a i-1 fist V, Die tiVel fotm-l"Ib tht #10111; its X-11 Rt"'40011 pljft Its The 9i"111418"I shop* going...and if goin iltyerywhilifel Toni Todd doe* if d-cv.r nec . Wftltidinvi / SATISFACTION dUARANTEED OR MONEY 13ACK Gel IM e.t:aordry X1 Red ucing - . _. .__T -_ = - it 4 ~ :~: M _ I BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE %;,~ - ar &. mary h er lest Bev )ver ti i I —' I I= o school board - But, there is little tw the requested guard rail to separate the walkway-bicycle - I 10 - . paths from the highway traffic or construction of an Australian ' Road exte nsion from the schoo l III C H dli "However bringing state Charge commissioners together for a recital of the problerns is not pass have little trouble would bridging a drainage ca nal but III II I y ates 6i 1, * I C 11-A -i I . '' commission chairman and filed school children in the county - I ~, . with Clerk of the Circuit Court much closer to highways that Mt Beckwith, rather than with do not havi guardrails. A the Secretary of State in traffic engineer has also been Tallahassee. called in to recommend safety wt 0 last month hit First Florida plans call for one house per Utilities with $157,000 fine. a - Fla. , . Children under two photoaroohed a bso lutely fr ee ii 14 Church customers Bevis said in an Interview Thursday that a recent Wash- blackout s that rate hikes to M per month f is call us up I I 8A Dr Crane SA Pr. Lamb ........... 8A horoscope ................ 1 Hospital . .. ........ .... 3A Obituaries Television Customers was Interrupted state commission has anything shortly after 6 a,m. ri , a hiIe throwing superstition nut the window. three cigarettes n one m th t __ - _i. - - - .. - I I 7 1~ -.-! --1,1 7T 14. tla r and having fun, says gerous day : 7 , , ,' W_6i Ir.-k. -,t. ~, N _ik -.I-- ~* _.1. 1~, -_-- - - : - -_-%, . 11!_* :!! .. 1_.1F_1___A__"_ _.v_111. __ - I-- -.~_ I __~ .-- - ' At 9:45 a.m. he said the The Black Kats were formed There are no officers, no mirror is wantonly smashed in 12 by American legion- dues, no business to conduct andeachmembergets a piece service had red ffected customers. Utility naires who wanted an excuse to ,and no meetings except on Fri. to autograph as a souvenir. world, according to them," crews discovered a tree limb get together Co tempt fate and day the 13th, when attendance The luck) 13 must he doing & Bevis added. "The)- would cc . 3 e c line in )e process. e pr Mary ran"me ng 9 t. Sachs says he tainly give the impression smission wire in an isolated "We laugh at superstition," absence means automatic loss has no recollection of any (if membership. they're looking out for the big section of Lemon Bluff, which brags a member. members suffering any bad ins, tor and totally forgetting Burfts said tLId shoitcircuited Smokers in the club light Its just a matter of getting suck on t supposedly dan- the line ~ ______ - - When the mood right, a 4 - - ~~ -, ;LN rzk- 1~'~Yi1f~_;:_7-~ Z q~ L ZjC:..g M_ 1-"k_t_~!k -:wv e __~.__ U- __ ~~._~. IV ~- - - __ -- ... 50 :' - II ~- - ' - I ' 4 . - - ,_________ '1.. ....... L -=~- I L- -iji : e f roiii 78 to 85 i -. _____ to do with those two items. "Everything in the world is apparently tied to the financial SB 411 the conawuer .'I ,,, -",. iu .- rate 1 I - , - I - ZT471"Tr7 for sewer customers and $14 per ____________________________________________________ mon th for water custome rs would be necessary to fund the -work Berry said that both sides had — been rigid in previous con,. ROBERT MORR - T ; 1 500 1 I - XW."W Kats ____ . Berlry told commissioners ftt raised questions as to drainage zoning for The Ranc n - Comics Crossword Dear Abby ............... board agreed to rule on the Rural Urban zoning plans Sept. 26, when there will Inhearthgsearlierthjsyear, designation, but the board also be ing ... latory agencies was "Just an 'All they did IA - - . 811 ........5B some ef it quite heated — the - massive, acre in keeping with the present $2 mil li on in repairs would be needed for Southern Gull to ~ Index I - % there and tell us our problems " Bevis said. "I wanted some than 1,500 customers of the NEWARK, Ohio (AP) - viol,'Aing a prinic shibboleth of John W. Sachs, 82, one of the %b answers, I didn't want to Florida Power and Light There's a dining room here this the 1914-1918 trench war - a original members. -, __ I Company less than four hours Friday the 13th that's cluttered sniper could nail you by the Simon "was telling us the an1"he evening begins with each after a mysterious blackout with open umbrellas. car(]- tune thirc lights had been com. Weather Details Page 3A an passing under an opon step struck the area north of &,inford board skeletons, ladders pletvil _________________________ t r and higher electric rates ladder. Then it's time to C , this morning waiting to be walked undcr and lii e Kats are limited to of c, ge ar stories oser a Bevis added. "To be perfectly Scott Burns, d nilrs begging to be broken. i frank, I don't think the man course - 13 members at one nner of steak and seafood in a All are the property of the of the utility company, ex. They inust be World War I dining room at a local bowling knows what he was talking plained the service to the Black Kats, 13 World War I and members of the alley. As the beer flows and the I v rans Meflonville and Elliott Avenue veterans who for 32 years hav Legion. There are tales get Mound The Clock 4, me peoblems are high in- area of Sanford, and Osteen, been using each Friday U 13th fisAmerlLan e original members left The becomes unfit' for all but Bridge - - .. - . - ........ _8B terest rates to the utilities, the Dellona and Midway com. as an excuse to throw a partv current members range in age true nonbeliever. Calendar 3A cost of fuel oil Certainly no munities i 1., 2 ,- 5 .43 11,CA) I Y~ 4 ~-i~, ortrai t 139 . for the cost of building power roncern(41 " 0 wu Oak Leaf is a portion of the 170-acre tract formerly wants In the way of upgrading far the Calbert Development Proposed b Clark for Planned ' without fear of hurting the Corp. proposed "Oak Leaf Unit Development but rejected customers, and with the Acres" pla n. d Zoning Albert J. Clark of Calbert is b' the P1 possibility of a rate increase Board and City Council because seeking approval of plans for hearing," Berry said, an of drai n age, impact and denThe county last year fined &acre developme " e adjacent to Southern Gull $80,000 for fa ilur Fisher and Shore to comply wi th regulations, and Roads In The Ranchlands. The After considerable discussion - M Millage on this year's probably dedicate additional Bi ,. .wnt today to U.S. Treasury WINTER SPRINGS - The problems, septic tanks and "Now we can sit down and Board Thursday night agreed to find out exactly what the county rule Sept. 26 on a revised plan procedure this year has the added that there are many document being signed by the bicycle path-sidewalks for I For Oak Leaf Plan may have been contemplating. city's Planning and Zoning wells and unpaved roads. begins again the developer will Assessor Terry' Goernbel. very pcoducuve," the chair. ington meeting called by feder- Hit man, ll Bevis, said ill a letter al ifficials with state regu h 0 Sea pronouncing themselves happy. Morris was pleased because the hearings can now be held, and Berry because no "irreparable damage" can now result from any fines the county . - : - al -_ f . '/ "But this is rather Inflated, bill, according to County Tax said when the development federal revenue sharing, and Ruling Gulf attorney Roger Berry— , Hattaway said. 2.4 M'i011*ion A public hearing on the regulations. tea1t with at Tuesday's char te r was scheduled for 6 :30 Muldrew's ruling created meeting, she said. pm., Oct. 1. that rarest of all legal situations, lawyers for both sides,--Cwnty utility attormy Ro be rt Morris and Southern - - 11mit: I Per Ilerson-2 Per Family * Nit Appointment Necessary 0 Full Selection of Poses g m election ballot in the city. The question will probably be Commis - Photogra . dcIitIonal Subjerts—$3 • (roups—$l.59 lrr Pcrsoi requesting th e charter be against Southern Gulf if the delayed any decision pending placed on the Nov. 5 general on decides utili ty ?lu1drew a ruling. = Jones said next on the budget precautions, Hattaway said agenda is to get ready the County sioner Greg TALlAHASSEE, Fla, (Al') Secreta ry William Son. detailed budgets for the Drummond, whose district A joint federal-state effort is Bevis sent Simon a copy of a county's departments to includes the Altamonte needed to help solve the pro proposed capital facilities commence operations at the Elementary area is working to len of skyrocketing electric charge that would allow uttli start of the fiscal year Oct 1 sols e those complaints bills,thechatrmanoftheFlorj. ties to charge new customers CLOUDY Fri Photo Hrs, made refused to lift his injunction hearings to include a rate in- board of county cenunissioners against the county levying fines crease, but the board had the actual totals are closer to budget -what ever the rightf.way to the county. $0.3 million-the figure we amount-is definitely set at As for the guard rails, Hat. the massive budget have been working with all 7.25, Jones said, meaning a real taway sa id that estimated costs documentation every year, along," Jones added, tax cut for the citizens from last of 112,000 would require the today said that because of a A compromise on the sheriff's years 7.91 mills, deletion of an entire road from recent state Attorney General's budget and the board's decision Another change in the budget the county's program. He .W- - - scheduled Sept. 3 hearing, but ut ility' this week request the adopted a resolution to the These were among requests of the parents of Eastbrook Elementary School children county commLssion to draw up Iving color '1 possible rate increase hearing "things are opened up for both zoning $74,275 and data A circuit court injunction Oct. 15. arties to be reasonable processing 124,510. a gainst y n g Richard u rew again." In other business, council ing on U busy high hearing on troubled Southern today lifted his earlier inCounty , administrative approved the new charter or. according to District Gulf Utilities has been junction which blocked a aqs Commissioner Mike Hattaway. - Wut Betty Simcoe said the dinance on first reading and Principal IM Reynolds describes Count Bu et civic center paving the way for a corn frontations, but that Muldrew s $ 28,638 up rom'$12,7, general pliance, upgrading and a action today means that services $39,629, building and guard at the school and more safety sign d I lb I from By C1IR1SE1ON HeraldSf Writer R~jad inito Eastbrook school, the ~ __ _11_w~, - -_ L -1 __ - W11 ! *~ *Wjo__ - i _--&Z.i,,i-- season's gridiron opener against Oviedo's Lions Sept. 20. StIS Jones, who labors with the 0 M_n municipal court $29,336 up County commLq3ioners have authorized the extension of the walkwa from Howell Branch Z _-___~Z Circt~t Court Ashby Jones. 8x i low PH 322 524 0if-J 0 ' . i . NI !kjv--C,-. -et _11 ~~ "bookeeping" money, ac- - ' 28 ' - da Pubhe Service Commission _______ .— cording to Deputy Clerk of the because of transfers and -. I1H1 1 fl. Sweaterdressing Superlative 14m n unc ion Selidnole County's budget is opinion that expected federal to create a single 'county-wide that the Australian road right- Sizes 6.18. Now at ________________ - -_ - maintenance $141,759 up from $SS,)0; clerk $-4l,33ldown from • i i - " -_ I --= 736; streets $128,357, down from U35,458; either $15.75 million or $13.3 and state grants must be shown fire tax district for the unin- of-way ends abruptly' at a 500 upon on the books-this year's corporated areas, averted feet wide open field, adding that whether you worry about budget is pegged at $15.75 possible delays and a threat af the land development is 'actual money or million, current1 dormant. Hattaa sending out more than one Car No Ironing. ___ / - ____ 1~ Soft Polyester. I . .. x ____ our -, ____ Varies 0 w f - $l52,&44 from $176,566; finance intothubdIvisionwillcneto Classic of IC - 01' - down 10 $U,988 from $133,458; Win Lose • = I , 1 11 j -- -. Eastbrook • .'1: -o ne the ou , . I 11 ~ - - - ___________________ I . - -- ______ .'.' in,z- . Malbe 200 N. Park Ave. Sanford ______________________________ _______ fr T' I 1. . e ________________ \ I -- complained neighborhood budget in e currently; sani ta tion down to earlier this week. ____ I I . . k 9 first time in the city history Parents . - -- a iL%~_. - ii Trotp The Ladies Chapter of the - Ew- __ - I 1% I - Saturday at 10 a.m. ___. _ ,wemv la . '' ~__ — - __ __ - V I ' Photo by Bill Vincent) dances, The Gypsy Dance, and carry will them. This yeu Florida Engine ering Society Dance of the Seven Veils by Pilot Club mem be rs have will have a coffee for all Mrs. McKeurley, and se veral volunteered to be on hand at the members wives at the home of various schools and help assist Mrs. D.W. Barry, 1941 solos by Ellen Carli of SgL Taylor in this Annual Englewood Rd., Winter Park, Mrs. Felicia DiPaulo tj- - - -X~ -- - . _._T_ 'r._ --s- IT1 - ~ - ~~_n~~ - , _g-~ ~t~-_ - __.. -- - _ \11 - 0 Engineers' Wives receive an official Bicycle i ,, . P DeVoney questioned the Floyd's reconunendatWns, in department from $315,118 to Floyd also pointed to the city's city cannot afford 0 post a inclusion of $77,449 In fire addition to the police depanl6,470 and a proposal to increased crime rate , noting policeman at every house, department revenues for nt, included fire department charge households mon thly that citizens earlier th is week saying the near 60 per cent senirg contracted areas since $369,071 up from $303,062 . ____ ______ I ,:\f.-' , ___ - ac a e et 9 "- . nilnol' 1(1 'hs a stadiumis x I d to be -.. - IL , consists of a 13 ange City and Mrs. Ann Rodeo. Connell of Deltona were ners of Prize& awarded during the evening. r-OM B.L.insM.n'sWr . . Z~ 17- ____ Sgt. Taylor sponsor a bike formed with the Ballet Guild pre viously. rodeo This L . I I - -I . - - A I Th UK I It RY dance of this year to the music l ocal talent, highlighted by two Safety Manuel and a [Jcensc to Central Florida Chapter of the h r .,.0 , ' 4 - .----.. • 830-6673 - dancers who have never per- Deltona Community Center assisted by co-chairman Laura adult supervision will be Saturday night when [Adies Lavery. requested. Each student will Auxilary to VFW Post 10096 of One of the features of ~- , A Buiing £ Remodeling ForBa e Auditions Each \. '.• , cluded in the foreign study safety inspection ched and if A capacity crowd filled the event was Maria M cKeurley, more ftn 10 parts are mLsud I - '. speaker, S. Beau Taylor, Elementary Schools this year prom. The students will Hosts Fall Dance I . P Custom Built A 11 - J - Numerous field trips Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jernigan members had as their guest around three divisions in the __. ~ I , ~ I 1 DON MOORE ____ . ,A ~ ' T - i . .' I Jn'mmirn, rvvi, * private homes in Vienna and study at the Institute of Safe/ tWIHijiii#. _- I " . ptrsora VFW Auxiliary . . CONSTRUCTION - . - - " -*%,!. ,4 .: .~_ . - : I d University. Greenville, S.C. Accompanied by Ilse Engler, Instructor of modem langua Re J \ I . ';:; CONFIDENTIAL TO MY READERS. Are you properly Club with an "Ole Fashioned Safety Officer with Serninole starting OcL with Bus Safety. return to the Furman campus registered In order to cast your sole next November? If u don't Cook-Out" at their Loch Arbor County Sheriff Department. This will be 1, discussed in the Dec. kno* %here to register, phone ANY political party's headquar. home Tuesday evening. Taylor has been with the school and e% ten itbey're In your phone book) and inquire. May I remind "Chef' Jerry delighted all department for 4 years — he wlH receive literature to take you i %fth a quote:rom Edmund Burke) that "All that is necessary for with his famous recipe for i me covers 33 schools and about home to their parents. the triumph of evil Is that good men do nothing." grilled beef patties, and 80,000 students — and he Later the nddivisi on fl favorite covered dishes were visited the 1ot aub for three ('ONFIDEN'rIAI TO "ALIMONY POOR" IN BEVERLY furnished by members to consecu ll t be Bike g istration eg aon w.reuy ti ve years. HILLS. CAL.: Thal's the high cost of leaving: also It's the next complete the summer picnic. II His program entitled "Bike thing that .should be "Nadarized." But ask yourself, would you Following this feast, club Safety" is being planned school will have dleir bikes rather have your wife back? That should offer some comfort. registered. t phase will hbe calle The correct times for "i" d H elp ii ng Hand.' Program. This will be on Sanford-Serninole Ballet Guild Problems? Yo,u*ll feel betttr if you get it off'your Chest. I For a reply, write to ABBY - Box No. 69700.L.A.. COlif. M9. Enclose stamped, geneml safety and will include auditions Sunday are as a simple manual containing follows: 2 p.m. for present H81e to *Tilt letters? Send $1 10 Abigail Van Buren. 112 Lasky Dr., safety in songs and puzzles. company dancers; 3:30 p.m. for Beverly Hill. Cal 90217 for Abby's booklet "Ht.w to writ e Lett e r far All . - r d breaking and enterings Dorfrnan said he warned contracti ng any fire protection Floyd also said a charge for Floyd earlier this year that under Ith new countde fi Dorfman AITAMONTE SPRINGS city garbage service is unbudge ted spending to i n- district plan Council has seta workshop for 1 revenue included for garba ge "fe',itab1e", if not year crease personnel in bo th the rpes Was . anotu"ef way Floyd in a workshop a month pm Moda to bgu prming " and then in the near future raising people's taxes police and fire departmenta ago was told by counclen to , Mayor Norman Floyd's hhstc(I lice Councilman Cal DeVeney said should be halted. hiring perpare budget requests down to pro po sed po re ornrnc nth d tJu(Ig( t a 11cr the city should at least charge a sonnel is worst- than spending meet revenues. depa rtment IiIc Thursday night, Councilman Dan Dorfman nominal fee before con- money forequipment,Dortman he said, he had done the job threatened a negative vote. Floyd said the police budget, (Inminfum owners insist they mid, because new emplo) es council gave him and submitted Floyd at a special meeting for the most part was for have the same right of free mean not only more spendin g the recommenda tion required Thursday night submitted his salaries, increased state garbage collection as I budget recommendation of retiremen t costs, afi v e percent family homeowners aresing e for salaries, but also to equip by his office. It was pointed out en- the personnel and for fringe that Floyd had reduced ,029,63O including a $200000 across the board pay raise and jong. benefits, requests by nearly $1 million. increase for the police an additional police patrol. Dorfman answered that the 4 % I mon te Bu ,, 0 - participating in a fall foreign study program in Austria, organized by Furman Van I) u ii. itid tritii Joe Mathieux at art association meeting The Sanford Pilot I J ~J Herald Staff Writer VISITS SiC WOMEN'S FAIR IA II V "'h t for garbage c V _______ SHOP • I ' ' __________________ ' i away from Seeing Eye dogs DEAR JENNIE: Thank you for your Informative letter. This m ight beagood g Ume to people t ' aaggainssu,ing to be fri dlY vilth ALI. strange dogs. Many dogs are used for protection these days and are trained to attack strangers who come too close. _____ Al . !- \ \ \ \ _____ - nole Student BABY BEEF V siting I a AT PARK N . ~ " c ~,tOf 4 - - trained not to be friendly with strangers U he growls, the mother u ' - • i .0 ___ - ___ / / I :1. (k' .- :-' ' ,*_ ,i *-_. ii~! ]0 _, ~"'_ _'I" I-1~_. 1~00 IN .,-A$*. .. -4 -- _''_ 0 I-mI -- .- _____ 0* ."-- *P* ,, Iice S hu re - - r irj.~~-.a i , / ' / r efends L. . :•,. - 1 6 4, ".-' . .. --- _, -:, *-,*- V. J, f " . , . , - L / Floyd L - D0,11111111 . , t-k V .. \T.1J - she refuses to have any children for fear one might be coal-black. What are the chances of this occurring? . lively critique of members' Mrs. William A. FJlmore, Susan and Hobb Filmore, of 127 paintings before the conclusion Fairway Dr., Sanford, see art work by women artfi%ls currently of the meeting on display at Seminole Junior (allege , - - conducted an interesting and pf— • \\_ - - L .. _ ~-V-J-_ i - _ r- __ ,=r---;:--. __ __ wlzx NVF"__f___1_Q_1A!~~ __ __ - __ -;._1T- _. - ~__._________-: . . __- _- -I I ~r_ ;.r_j~-_T '.F _..~ __ . . - -.- - - I_, .-:.. . ~: I 7, Joe Mathieux of Geneva V .• * . I Art Association will be held °n Nov 8 and 9 During October, members of SSAA kill exhibit paintings at Sta te Headquarters, Deflary Mansion in fleRa I _______________ _7ir_f~ ____ - -',.-~~'-,_~- _.~~ A ~ - - V_,_#~_ ,r,;~ I~Wslr __ ;.. Sidewalk Art Show, under the - I I1 I _____ - ___ - ' ---------- . Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents -_ in Sanford. j I ( - -, ,,..Id I 116 1. . I 11 ;i I see tn I . . Rosamond Chapman led the were discussed, and it wasFlorida State flank, North group in silent prayer and reported the club's 82 active Winter Park Sa vings and Loan . and Holiday House restaurant _______ boxes vf dresses, coats and shoes thatshe's tired of. All Me just l i ke new,and Ruth looks like million dollars in them stu is Slavbe I shouldin't feel (his way, Abby,but it bothers me when __ ; chaL men, and new The Prowelin.. and plailinc-d F:w p m, in the Cultural Arts members activities of the coming year Senkarik's Glass and Paint Co. Pe")'- Peggy's husband is loaded with money, and Peggy spends . rea d — I ne Art Association DEAR ABBY: My wife Ill call her Ruth) has sister I'll call __ I 1 111I I=" nind By ABl(.Alt VAN 8URF.N ____ I ___ A 1. I'I is i S AL ~w ' woll, 67th Year, No. 20--Friday, September 13, 1974 N& - DEAR ABBy I 19" -.- • _ '' 1. . - LIGHTNING 'BUGS' TRAFFIC Gary Mar kl e, minoIe (owits Road [hi1 10,111 traffic control division, %orked'12te Thursday night 013 lightning damaged signal control s)lem at Sanford's U.S. 17.92-W. th St. Intersection. Traffic %as flowing today but police reported kit turn arros still eren t functioning properly at the busy intersec tion. Lion fit raId Photo inRob I )u d) - " -:;' � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 12, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9debc53dd6990bf977809bd68186197a.pdf 6da60d45dcd39a0dc7069e42866ec4b3 PDF Text Text — - -----.--- __t.___ ----.- - - ________ -= - ___ Evening i;'Id 3 ..w.•. %._ V. ) THE HOPE.OF OUR COMMUNITY, i . Forest City, Florida G Brian Ta Pastor Saturday Service% Sabbath SchI 9 30a m Worship II oo I? .... x 11 000 .::: ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SSOHutecAve Ph 322O33 ftro fliIy Gritlin Pastor WTPP 3 Bible Study 9 As 'a m Evangelistic Services ii OOa m Church Training 6 ISp m EfliAg Worshp 30pm Wed Prayer Meeting '30 p m 7 i I 00000 U • I Iri I II II_I • THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner lth& Elm C P Nei ll Pastor Saturday Services Sabbath SCPiI m Worship Service ii OOam, Wednesday Night Prayer Serv i ro 7 DOp m l\ • i I i' :::: VU % K% . . .,sli n .1il ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH s,e Sanford Fr William Oak Pastor Fr P i Kett Assist Pastor Vigil mass •a m & l?roOn Confessons, Sat 67m . -l.st';ig jp/ (/ (; FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor, 3lthandElm Rev E.DOnCO Pastor Sunday School 9:30am Morning Worship 10 ISa m Evening Worship 700 m Family Night (Wed ) 7:3i) n, IJ1 .- .4 r .T' ( .U'I/.'r(,'f,1I,,i,/ CONGREGATIONAL I -' CHTAIHURCH \ - CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMB Pastor - Morning Worship SnSpiraton& Sermon (Sanford Garden Club Hwy. 1792j Sunday SCI Preaching Worthip ,,, __ -.t -. . - — - .. ___________ -,,f-,. - - f t -. .• P . 1. — . - SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH l3lAirport Blvd Phone 372 0910 James C Vaughn Minister SunciaySchool 9 ISa m %o*thip Service 11 :008 m Evening Service 7:00pm Prayer Meeting 7 . •. - - - - S .. . - - - !11 '•r=__=_....• - - — i _____ - _______ - .---rr - - - . .....: f -- - GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2t001 OrlandoAv, (17 93) (Lutheran Church fl America) W William B Dney , Pastor Church 900am WotShtp tO OOa m . • '--- -i.. GRACE UNITED FIRST PENTECOSTAL METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF LONGw000 Onorapd..twoodlawflAve. I Orange Street Rev D Ross Densl Pastor Rev E Ruth Grant Pastor Ch ur ch School 9 i5 m Sunda,, , School 1000am WOrship ii OOatn Morning Worship Ii OOa m P.Yi 630pm Sunday Evening ?.lop m Wed Bible Study 73Op m CHRIST UNITED Conquerors Meeting METHODIST CHURCH Sunday 6 3Op m Tucker Drive, Sunland Estates Uoyd Hampton Pastor Pre.% 1) wert(III Sunday School Morning Worship 11 00a rn FIRST PRESBYTERIAN MYF3&ISun 700pm CHURCH Eve Worship t&)Sun ?'3Opm Oak Ave £ 3rd St. Wednesday Morning Prayer Gvr Rev Vrg;I L Bryant - - JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST 1421 WeiI Fát;t Street Calloway 400 Palm Springs Dr. GeoreCalIo. . Pastor Altamonte Springs Sunday School JOLOOSM Morning Sffvice James P Evangelist - 7:30p.m Evening Service . Assembl y Worship Wednesday Strv,e 11.00&.m 30prn Evening Worship Old Tri.t or. 6 OOp.m Wed Evening Service 600pm Wednesday Bible Class 7 )Oprn PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH ill W. Airport Blvd. CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev Kennetn Halt 1512 Park Avenue Pastor Sunday School Crum 9:45a.m. - Evangelist Sunday Morning Worship . hi 00. m. T hurchT,ainng........415pm. PS. 'n Bible Study Evening Worship Morning Worship Wed Evening Service .. 11 00aML .1:001p.m. Evening Service 600pm Wednesday Bible Cla 7 JOp m PALMETTO AVENUE . . 7 ip 9h*ay 445t Evangelist II0O m pm . " Sunday Matthew . .- Monday Hosea - - . V 1 11 Tuesday 'i'/edncsday I Corinthians If Corinthians Thursday I Corinthians Friday ;lid & Ain Thursday Family Night Supper 3rd Sunday Saturday Rinans Deuteronomy +-F-All Morning Woril,,ip Youth Service Evening Worship Wed Prayer & Praise WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY insurance WILSON.MA,ER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson - PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. j. O (Jim) Smith and Staff L D PLANTE INC 1V1Cu0, Florida GREGORY LUMBER I CELERY CITY PRINTING CC. ASIEMILEY OF COO F r., -- PIPW - .' " - ,, ' ,' ii C ', '1 911 ' r' ' L•.I . -.. " oq : __ " - , I 1At 771 ' -sor.p', B.aCt.st 4 s.,;' 4I4 F'enalt P1.0*., A- I . ', fr., 1.1 . ("a' C 'i an C"vvcis. 7OI.Pat CHUIRCH Of CHRIST C"-'tP• CP'' I'ji7 P,,a Ave Cr ,r,' f U I I; Oft k#- eC thot(l'4iil, hiliOLaie 1Io*,il Pa Rd 4 1 5 Ostern II) P'' .! 1' P,r1. S ' an P' --i -- * (I .,P i 'i CP'uiri 04 of cr,r.i I Ch.,rc'iof CPr,sP, Pac*a ctowch,of CN,It, W 11th St PV.%t (.r.,g t , 4, ., - 'Pe Baø'rs' Cis-i.. (?'.', '- L'r OLD ' .- it',- toiled V r Lain ''' ii • Th, ç £4 tiah,,.tp lair Mary A41 Sei' C1"rt-c C",. 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The Altamonte Springs Miller Lang ruled all but two of. adult bookstores, Jerry INIable, kti "mid magazines to be wareiwus , OsI '1' ranscon was amid a bookkeeper for ftt warehouse r obscene, company wet arrested Friday raided July 12 by state's at. iiaute, contending illS rights torne)s sheriff s agents and 01 charges of r'irrnllnhinn I to,lIpj by the raid, were risainonie prings poifle obst'ene material - .v3 ill • , /. I . - ii, a t ii , -, the time Mrs Graham of for an injunction in Orlando Mabie and Trnnseon Corp. Casselberry was arrested on a Federal Court. The injunction bookkeeper, Mar vadean charge of p9s.ses.sion of obscene was denied but Mabie was to the Graham posted $1,000 bonds material, but was never tranted access shortly after they turned booked warehouse. ),avian Ctjvcn. ("' 7 • , ' "' I - , COC'% Face . 11f0ChV-(ho4Cew,jj, SOtf-141, 00 E, ?nd St Lake P¼.vwoe Ctiaps4. 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WCh," $ iiiiiMilan ,,, . (hijrcp, CP,ufth D# (.0a $ st-7 W Isth st of GcJ (P',tt. O.'oo COC,ortof P'8Ø.1 1. 7SO4S ' - F"%bti',i,i,, dl(hq)nue,i,,: , - •, P 'ant CIa*1 *ML co Ov a oro. MØP,00jt o.,dQ Cistern Me$t,o-a,st Cruup, 5. . i C"'P' n,'ri A / ~P _Z -I ~ -_4 ~2 ~"— ~ ~=S_ - --nrw - Nk lI . _Rwl - ~ ~ ; ~__ - .-- ;-_ -, - ~. I - - .=- 17 .- A - ___•_;' . - -- __ ~~ — - c-:'. --'I , -- - - - ______ "--- . ~ Ll r- - l'resjdent ltichat'aj .\1. i~_ =~ ---* -' - • doesn't include the cost of seed and fertilizer." However, that is in North Carolina and doesn't mean It will be the same here Kastner says, adding we will have to wait until harvest time comes and see what the buyers are willing to pay. On the other hand pickles brought fantastic pr ofi ts in this area, this season, Kastner says. The weather is another factor farmers'have to contend with and it is also another one over which they have no control, "It Is too easy to tell the effect the weather will have on this year's harvest, but the two. week rain we had recently did •ifi,flrrn hurt -------. '. . .-. . -." in •I 1 I U - PL liv TENiAt Lair V tied P'aitj,'r' a ri5 , PrMbvt,,i.n CP'u,o' Cia A1 )d si "ll f"I"191411 (hQfth of Dtl)#ty, E Highland Comv"#mt Pf@-LbVtf1,&n CNvrch. 111], S ()r l#nft o, Anr* Church. 991) B*ar Las, Pit St Ataffil Prrsbyv"lain church. to" Pair" Slw"S 11d . A1j&,,0hq UC'%a I'ir'i,-. , IF p ot- - FLORIDA STATE BANK ANDSTAFF 01• lr RrOevm,q l3J,5i 2$' Pac. M%taPaLutp.qàn ChurcI'i &O$41n Days 0' 114* I?' CA St LOti Luttwan Chwrth. sit 41& Sjisvla METHODIST "isr"'t UM11M M@mWi&f Church. E Nflary Avv ii,., I. um fm P.ifthi31S, Ct-rih I (Iltr1br (O'i'mvnlv *..tro,s, P,,1, I'r Pa. CaS%141j,q,y DeItlry (o'rrri.ty A,&etP'i.j.1, C1iurch W $r* tJe.tro Mt'Pd-il C"iji. Ill ParS Ave r,1 MIIPIOdSI C'.urcri c, rifo SawMerm "W '" Chur ch, 260 Sentoed Avir • - I t4.niib.n,s "-J.-.d CHURCH GOD CPillCh Cl Cr4 503 Church f C. Cr.urrh c, ?O'.nge Ayf' 17T - (r.,r,ri tar0 Bir$4fCP'uri M..1 4. ñ.iIonSl. .'. ,I. , A rP' ,., ,, ' O..e, & st jo-I V-ss-orwr ur.4ts,ct-wcr~. tx crwirm, st "'" Lt- 01 Z 9 ,. Pii,* B4I%' 'e- BaC. Chill" jj ' .-- . Ctuttti fr'peg,u " ' n.'' r -'Port B!rd I IOf'i4 Ha,,,, or Mafiar,d i3 I CPq,i " -:f 04011. of., li t) _# ,#f., Ct Gil##-tn !an HtV0 b'-iP trunCP. o-e JYdaii A'ss,or4,, B.OD'I' Ni$qy Bap*it Churtn. (l-1j 71'lS+w, Pa:' I tas#ci s'rsa. P rj., p I r.u'c' '5' t"i."rf' a , '-iori',Uia,'%*C#,orrr C' . . '-s' -, , . i .' *1 FISt $jt.t CPurcn c4 Owi r,,.st ca s. e, Sr. or'.', , basJs' - • . rkro 94P#41 Cri,i,porcft Dif Nowl I '".- s.n.1na-s, vo F.rt! 611*5' I "c'7rsi y ' i Str•c4. '. I ,.i , 11 r S.rtnro - . . (WDIITI& PrcØra atst Chaprt. I7) W First swa P`*CFVS1 134014t CP-vr(h Ill * A-towl Blvd " 'rist O P40f'st thur C-PtCfr%f&#L&krLlrd.taatmjw v ICr*cai Rit.st C"-i'' 004 ArC f'o 110 far' ('a'... A' 11 -"a' ha.'.: rr'n a!H,ci,A, (J','r" 519 Pin A,, r'-.' v. '-' ia 5ita -Z Gi'de,, duo L,. r. 16 SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY — . '- " Iap . J ''-?!! - WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes . r"v r" r ttjj.r it C,i.rcP cv.-s' C t Cor',,,,n nir Cpni,, FaI5I C. iu'*Mt Calvary Mitt.nty naptyr, 110$ v , t4, F,wi'it r, B.pl'i' CNvrcPi 150$ b5r 13ffi tif'* 0-41 ZOfi 04010 ClWwth. 1120 Pew A.v a r. , J - - The Management and Employes David Beverly U 7:30p m 'J' A& P WEO HAR&RLY SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. . :i--- . Pastor 10 008 m. 00. in ?00pin - - 1. SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., and Employes iifj'p4 _____ ' - THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd.. Lake Monroe 11:00&.m Sunday School . Morning Worship 6,30pm 7 )Opm Evening Worship Prayer Mtig 7 )Op m Wednesday _ everything else; once the re tail price goes up it seldom comes ' O" 6 back down," Ja,sa says. '6While federal experts expect The reduction of feed costs arecord harvest of crops across .5 "Y'\, will also be a boon to poultry the nation Seminole Cut)' and dairymen Jasa says, and perts say there may be a drop in the retail costs for these items local production. will probably not go down "Really, what the federal .' either. people are talking about is the Jasa says there are so many production of grain and soy i•, fac tors that enter into the cost beans. This county Is primarily of any agricultural product that geared to fresh vegetables and it is hard to say what the scene ,citrus," Frank Jasa Seminole will be come harvest time. r County agricultural agent says. "For instance, ther are labor Citing problems with poor regulations that will hurt. the vegetable prices and the loss of farmer costwlse unless there Is citrus groves to urban develop. an increased yield, Jasa says. ment Jasa says there may be However, an increased yield some cutbacks in the harvests could also hurt the price a crop in these areas. market for produce is like the e i'nhhnoo *rlII hurt th i'nrn hnrt'ast ..-.II V4U ii UI I UiV wHuiesa.ie Produce wholesaler, Harold stock market in that It fluctu- this year," he says. Zellwood," Kastner says. market according to Kastner. Kastner agrees that the volume ates daily." The agricultural yield also "if there is a big supply and a Kastner, Wiju retail of produce will probably be "If the Increased production affects, although indirectly, the low demand then the price will down for this year's November costs cause some farmers to cos o e economic IIOI livestock business, Ja.sa ex- drop; it will be cheap." a buyer harvest. Why? Fewer farmers, quit one l,(') acre farm is available SUPP plains. "The production rise of Both Jasa and Kastner agree Citing increased costs for already defunct then some demand, says the price of the feed crops(grains) will it all boils down to what a buyer seed, fertilizer, acreage rental people will go hungry this cabbage this year in North lower the cost of livestock is willing to pay at the time the and labor, Kastner says there year," Kastner says. Carolina Is two dollars per production, but I doubt this farmer is forced to harvest his could be trouble not only for the Cabbage is the major crop in crate. "This price makes It reduction will be reflected on crop. When the crop is ready to farmers, but for the housewife Seminole County according to hard for the farmer to meet the the retail level," Jasa explains, pick the farmer can pick it and as well. Jasa's statistics and "last year production costs that include; "The price of cattle at the sell for the market price or he "It's hard to tell what the everyone lost money on It so 85c to buy one cratP; 5fle ln!vir ecti !vd L vuiiiaiiy can let the crop rot in the field prices i1l he," he S.iy5, "Uic Fm reluctant t predict what to harvest; 20c to sell and this lower, but it is just like and lose all. -, ...,', , 700pm ('I,,,,-. I . '- HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd& Staff . PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes STENSTROMREAUY — -, -- . GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes By MARK WELNTZ Herald Staff Writer :::: LIi/,v'r T actic , . __ IF -. 6 QOp m PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Route 44 at Paola Rev William E Miller Pastor jjjjjj;2~~~~~~~~~~~~~ J C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes 0 400pm Evening Worship "r.'- oca I Harvest May Be Cut 9 am Ii %a in 7 )Opm UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club £ Upsala Roads rnShea Pastor Y5F Pry The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff Cnurch School orning Worship YcuthOroup .ednesda Choir ractic, :---- •.." i&. P JIM LASH CHRYSLER.PLyMOLJTH And a C THE LAKE MAPY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WilburAve.LakeM.? Minister Rev A Stevens Prayer Stry 'lOp in I First Wedn esday Fellow ship Supper 6 )Op ir FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Pare Ave. LedF Pastor Thomas C O' Steen Emeritus Pastor MO(fliflg Worship S )O&Ila in Sunday School 9 ISa m ,, 8Ck,aS, &, Soier Rev Ruth H Callm . . Pastor Amy Johns. Minister Healer Open for Medtfat ion ... .3~00p.m. Healing, Lecture and Messag* Cir. ci. 3rd Wednesday Mthy. p m and Re v xeelhW MuIIIs Ministers Mo'n'ng Worship 430am. Church 5cPi 9 ISa m Morning Worship It OOa m Nursery COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. Il-2at Piney Ridge p Casselberry Re v WiIlompickrtt pastor Rev Kenneth Miller. Assist Pastor Morn,ingWorship I 30& )ha in Sunday Sichol 9 As* m S jo P M UMYF Evening wotship OOpm W8bIpStuy & Copynjs*t 1,74 Ee,pe, Aè.enisiigS er¼ h SPIRITUAL TEMPLE First Federal of Seminole Bldg. 9 ASis m I I 000 m 6 ISP M lo g1 . i PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Park Avenue Rev. Jay T Cosmalo Pastor . • In another moment he sgll be gett ng up and walking toward you, eager to tell the secret of his calmnes.s and strength. Will you list en? calmness lie has solved many problems, overcome much grief and temptation, been able to meet the condi. lions Of ever)' day living. all because through the Church he has come in contact %ith the Source of all power. In the Church he has found companionship. Its sonhip services have brought faith, peace and serenity. Its activities hasc furnished an outlet for his creative abilities and energy. The Chu rc h has been a part of his life from boyhood. Through its various departments the needs his life have been met. He has enjoyed the fellowship there and, looking back, he is able to trace his of own growth. Have you learned his secret? Wouldn't you like to know it? What the Church has done for him it can do for you. If you are young, it will help meet your prob. lems. If you are older, it will bring satisfaction and 3424 Palmetto Ave. paut5onn . .-. BAPTIST CHURCH Bible Cuss Morning WorPi.p Evening Worship Able CssesW:0 - . C P C E Had Pastor S*Midaykhool 9ISa m Morning Worship 11 04) a m Evangelistic Services Wed, Prayer& Bible 7:)Op.m. Independent Missiona ry t . ,- , '.'.ffliflQ - • - I'PIll('rd)'I(l/ • W 4 - ,, .-. - Sunday sichoicil 'MornmV Worship Church Traintrig . Evening Worsh Wed Prayer Service D e b a e A Sta II Wed -. (:Iiiirt'I, Of CI,ri.il - P LAKE MARY CHURCH of the nalarene 75 Crystal Lake Or. Lake Mary. El. Rev PaulO Tritl Pastor Sunday School 9 ISa m Morning Worship & BibteStudy 6 300M Evangelistic Service 7 Doom Prayer & Prsc 7 30p m . - ' r iifl 700pm pm Pastor Sunday School 9 438 m Morning Worship 1050am YouthHour 6:OUpm Evangelistic Service 7:00 p m Mid Week Service (Wed) 700pm Nursery Provided for all services 103W 75th Place The Church of the Lutheran Hour and TV "This is the Life" Rev Elmer A Rouscrier Pastor Sunda School 9 I m Worship Service tO 30 a m inderg4rten and Nurser vi - • FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe, Fl.. David) Rich . Pastor Sunday School 9 45 Morning Worship It 00a Evening Worship 7 30p m Wed, Prayer Service 7 30p m I 'h', FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SIll Sanford Ave. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF HE REDEEMER -______ 1' FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 14075. Sanford Ave. Dr Harold Harris Minister Sunday School 9.4s a m 'ornngWorshp ii OOa m Service ' 7 EthP, Vird Prayer t r IltIStl(1ll ( CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 14th St. £ Oak Ave. Rev Robert Loy Pastor Sunday School 9,45 a m Morning Worship ii OOa m, Church Train ng 8 ISpm Evening WOcSip 700pm Wed Prayer Service 730pm Nursery Open VV TRP 30p m Sunday Might Broadcast Dial a Devotion.al?Ihrs 3fl 3010 4 - 2 1O3am Sharing &Ochajng )O Pm Nursery r.ded * 10 008 m -. 730pm WASHINGTON .\P) The vote against the article but was "In the obstruction of justice ior in its opening round of IraOffice building June 17, 1972, House Judiciary Committee is willing to leave it intact now there is a dead skunk," he supporting the articles would be said. peachrnent debate, lie took Nixon, adopted and directed a Included in a committee report continuing its efforts to reach a because other Republicans are "You can smell it, but you've Sandman and vote on an article of im- for it. his Republican policy of delay and obstruction accompanying any articles it got to find it." allies to task, peachment accusing President of investigation in order to con. sends to the House floor. Five other Republicans voted There are eight other sepa. "Indulging in a parlia- ceal and protect those responNixon with obstruction of with all 21 Democrats to defeat rate provisions in the article roentary maneuver to delay a sibk. Rep. Paul S. Sarbanes, DMtI., Justice in the Watergate cover- Sandman. Rep. Harold V. and Sandman said either the or decision In this very important it lists nine separate actions sponsor of the article, said tdid up. Froehlich, It-Wis., another who some other Republican op po- matter only serves to tell the taken to implement the alleged not include itemized events After a 12-hour committee voted to strike the provision, nent of Impeachment will offer people we are afraid to meet the policy. because it deals with a course of session Friday, Chairman said he might end up voting for separate motions to strike issue," Rodino said. conduct spread over many Peter W. Rodino Jr., 1)-N.J., the article if it Wiggins, Dennis and Sandincludes specific them. If the full time alhwahle (I1(iUthS. , ,, Reps. Charles E. Wiggins, fl ;in irLsist(il the names dates said the cominittet' ill meet UVIdCII(,'e. each one were used, it would Calif., and David W. Dennis, II- and places involved in all the Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, I)all weekend, if It appears Another significant vote to take another 21 hours to get to a In d., joined Sandman In ar- separate actions should be in. N.Y., accused the supporters of possible it could wind up its keep the article intact was cast vote on the article. guing for IllOte detail In the im. eluded in the article, but the Sandman's argument of raising proceedings in one more day. by Rep. Walter Flowers of AlaRodino has powers as chair. peachment article. They said Democrats, backed by Special "a phony issue." Rep. Barbara baina, the only Democrat re- twin to limit deba te on the mo- the committee was be On the strength of a 27-11 test ing unfair Counsel John Do-ar,-Ind Associ Jordan, D-Tex., said they were vote that defeated the first of garded as a possible vote tions. to Nixon by not specifying the ate Counsel Albert Jenner, said pr esen ting p h a n torn against impeachment. Rodino clearly was dismayed charges more clearly, what Is expected tobea number the proper method is to supply arguments. Flowers said he, too, wants to by the spectacle the committee of Republican amendments The article states that after the details in a separate bill of Rep. James H. Mann, 1)-S.C., aimed at weakening the pro- see specific supporting data be- was creating on television after the break-in of the Democratic particulars, fore casting his final vote, charged that the whole issue two days of exemplary behav- headquarters in the Watergate posed article, It seems cer tain Rodino said the factual da ta had been raised in the manner the committee will recommend of an effort to influence the Nixon's impeachment when it American public through telegets the opportunity. vision. • A simple majority vote e on any article of impeachment by He will be going to trial, if he goes, not only knowing what the committee would send the t the charges are, but knowing matter to the House floor. A WASHINGTON (All)) The impeachment soldiers are simple majority vote in the every iota, every word of the The realization that the committee was walking downmarching to judgment with leaden boots. House then would forward the evidence, with every I dotted stairs on an up escalator caused Democrat Barbara Jordan They are sloshing through a parliamentary swamp created bill to the Senate, where a twoof Texas to describe the tactics as "phantom arguments, botand every t crossed," Mann by anti-impeachment Republicans and sustained by telesaid. thirds vote is needed to remove tomless arguments." vision's omnipresent eye, now nearly bloodshot from overthe President from office. Nixon's counsel, James D. St. And Rodino, looking at the clock and perhaps thinking of exposure. The panel was stymied Fri. Clair, attended all committee the somnolent effect the tactics were having on television M they started the fourth day their deliberations on arday by Rep. Charles W. Sandsessions when evidence was viewers, said angrily: "The parliamentary moves to delay tides of impeachment, the 38 House Judiciary Committee man who said the produced and has been presentonly serve to convince people we are afraid to face the members still were stuck on square one. article was too vague, lie tried issue ed with copies of everything the instead of completing their vote on the first article Friday, without success to delete one of members have received, as was expected, they got hung up on the first of nine points Veteran watchers of House committee debates said none of its provisions charging Nixon charging President Nixon with particular violations, In an effort to meet the deit would have happened were it not for the presence of four with making false or oilsTwenty hands went up as Chairman Peter W. television cameras. mand of Flowers and Froehllch Rodino asked leading statements to federal if the committee members wanted the customary five for more Information, however, Investigators. Sandman 's argument was that the committee should not minutes each to speak on whether the paragraph should be Rodino is having the staff prerecommend impeachment without being more specific in the The defeat of Sandman's mostruck. It was 9:54 pm .. by then. And by the time pare a brief summary of factual e the articles about what it was charging. In the hallways, he tion came after a full day of speeches were made and the vote was in, It was 11:35 p.m. information supporting the cheerfully admittti 1t knew it was a losing proposition. argument over whether articles The bleak likelihood was that the anti-impeachment forproposed article, The main evi11 there were no television, observers reasoned, Rodino of Impeachment need spell out ces, seemingly numbering a losing 11, will force tb same dence is containedin the 38 vol. the charges being brought kind of debate on the other eight paragraphs. would have cut off debate with a show of hands from the umes of material compiled dur. Democratic majority. But on prime-time television, it would against Nixon. Rep. Charles W. Sandman, an articulate Republican from ing the long inquiry. have The result appeared close to looked as if he were muzzling the President's deNew Jersey, said he'd made his point in asking the Althongh the adoption of any fenders. being a forecast of how a vote paragraph to be struck. But h hinted that others would article will mean the committee n the article itself might turn attack the remaining eight paragrapbs In a rotation system. r Ms 'c*comnsended Nixon's Unless there Is a radical cha.rfge in lanes, the hearings in out. Rep. Henry P.Srnith Ill, fl. "11 the chairman continues to be generous In allocating the coming days will have more of the bickering, squabbling impeachment, at least two N.Y., who voted against Sandtime, it could take 27 hours to deal with Mr. Sandman's quesparliamentary infighting that starts ever-so-politely with "I more are to be offered after the nan's motion, said he also will tions," said New York Democrat Charks B. Itangel. disagree with the gentleman from obstruction of justice article. GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Temporaty Geneva Community Center Rev A [ Green Pastor Sunday School 10008m III 00a.m I 1!t/,('rvjig -u - t? Impeachmen t Vote This Weekend,, (111(1,1 . 1yService and Church School 1$ OOa m . vu 0 ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Drive Longwood, Fla. just East at Interstate R Burke Johnson Minister Keith Huicherlon I Minister P,irnnQ Wnrshp ha m 9 ISa m HOLY CROSS 401 S Park Ave The vv _eto. C) Soxr Rector ECRET _. 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X. :%*Chur •:: Noon AIsoonwWQ5, FM it IE 'IIlO(/f SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Phone 434-7161 The THE SEVENIN-DAY p L') 1 - \ \ - I 1 1 — n u i NEW YORK K -\I'i -. President Nixon's call fit l.iudatt austerity and less consumer spending as a means of fighting Inflation has drawn guarded praise from conservative economists and condetirnation from Nixon's traditional opponents. In his nationally televised address to Los Angeles businessmen Thursday night, Nixon said he is determined to cut the federal budget by $5 billion to a level of $300 billion for fiscal 1975, lie also called on all segments of the nation, particularly consumers, to spend less and save more. The President recommnended that each wage-earner save 15 cents from each $10 normally spent. He declared a freeze on hiring of federal employ el with the hope of reducing the federal work force by 40,000 through attrition. Walter Holler, a former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under Presidents Kennedy ani Johnson, commented, "A $5 billion budget cut 's next to impossible to attain and is or1)' a token anyway. • • A me lI%ir _ g 'And c krniw ss ho the budget cut will probably hurt -- not the defense community, but low income groups," On the other hand, [)r. Raymond S.aulnier, a former Economic Council chairman under President Eisenhower, had high praise for the Nixon address. "It was a good speech. If we'd heard it six years ago, and stuck to the policies containtd in it, we'd have few of the problems we have now," he said. "You didn't hear a word in the address about the full-employrnent deficit budget concept. That concept is a snare and an Illusion, and Fm glad to we its been abandoned," Saulnier agreed with Nixon that responsibility for trimti'ing inflation lies with consumers, businesses and government, all of whumn must cut their spending plans. One of Nixon's own economists, however, expressed little enthusiasm for the suggestion that consumers cut their spending. According to Sydney I,. Jones, deputy to Kenneth Rush, Nixon's economic coordinator, consumers are now saving 75 cents out of every $10 in their paychecks. - AintiflU /',14F I I IIIIII ULVUL' I ss (Weather Report Page 3,t) Index Around The Clock -. . - 4A Bridge 413 Calendar 28 Comics 413 ('rncswnrd Puzzle aA Dear Abby ..............3A Dr-Crane - ---- -- - Dr. lanib 6A Horoscope ------- 3A Hospital SA UL ituarj's 5A - . -- - - •, - - - �1-_~ . 2A—Sunday, Herald I .. .. - . - - __ - - - - - - - . - -__- .- - - ___ - ___ - ~ .- -- i.-: - ---~--- Sunday July 28, 1974 Moving By JEAN PAIIESON A School I Is It W Sunday, Herald orth The Money? 11 a For Sunday, July 28, 1974 C1 to be met, including architect's the buildings. His men could (Mtltuij. uI(;lrr;R sharp turn north onto Douglas _____ fees. The $1.25 million from the then set to work with masonry Road. sale of the Altamonte site has saws and blow torches to slice A tortoise carries his house on already been spent, Travelling at a cautious two ______ the long, low, block structure of . his back and gypsies drive miles per hour the cavalcade the Altamonte school into i_....__ . J ______ ShooI officials estimate a around in their homes, but SR 434 and continues ton chunks. when it comes to slicing up a brand new school would have northward up Markham Woods a•: whole school like a loaf of cost approximately $900,000. The huge masonry saws hack Road, still travelling parallel to ________ _______ bread, transporting the pie ____ _____ _______ cesThe project has also suffered through roof, walls and floors, 1-4. L.L while blow torches are used to to a new location ______ and assembl- setbacks and delays which have se At the Seminole Golf Coue _______ ing them into a school er ste el beams. 1 0 again, shunted the opening date from they ta ke a t urn east on E. E. I1fr eyes start to pop and tongues t ' Se ptember 12 when the new Earth moving equipment Williamson Road, back across _____ wag with wonder and some COfl' school tern starts, to Oct. 14. scrapes the dirt out from under the interstate about a quarter ste ation. ________ the buildings so that steel mile to the Woodlands site, a The Woodlands Yet this Is what is being done Civic supportscan be (jxed inpojtion Five-mile journey which takes Association is with the Altamonte elementary making life even to support the entire section, about four to five hours each ___ . . more difficult for the schocl school, and now that the rains bincluding concrete walkway~ , time. In all, 27 trips will be %Vork on (Ilis school oard by demanding has beell (h-layed hill officials hope to have it rea d y shortly after school ~I ear opells . have let up For a while . it bring when it is jacked the air, made to complete the move. up in the quality and and the operation appears to be of the cuts In the floor aesthetic beauty Once the wheels, all 20 pairs of school up to the level of them, are in Then the whole thing has to be repaired progressing smoothly. and tiled. Smoothed other new schools position, the two or put together again. Each and painted, it is Impossible to in the county, three classrooms in each section is In April, over reser- arguing they vo ted to pay placed in position on tell that each wing of the school an section are ready to roll, vations of School Supt. W. P. additional four mills of taxation the site, but remains high and w once sectioned into three or (Bud) Layer, the Seminole on the belief they would be The heavy traffic near the dry on blocks until concrete more units. County school board hired a getting the equivalent of a new -schooil's old location on SR 4M tiers are built up underneath as Although the concept of Winter Park fi rm, Building Mo0L near the I-I intersection would supports. Solid walls are built to moving the school has been a . BUILDIROSBIIN6 NORD* Movers, Inc., to Shift the IS Drivers Hillst, exercise However, it's no use crying have made a daytime move correspond with the steel rein- disaster insofar as saving time Altamonte sclrn(Il to a over split school buildings, The tricky, but state tralfu' regula- forcing in the old school build- and money is concerned, tIn' T rie ;te north ti Thc Wd. show, quite literally, must go on (ions only permit a move of this ifigs. actual physical niove is being caution when facing Lands in Longwood, believing the road, scale afte r midnight. carried out according to plan Once the structure is resting the move would save $300,000. remarkable piece of Harold Vickers, a partner in on the tiers, dirt is shovelled engineering. Accompanied by an Alt sections of school I aThe cost of relocating and up- Building Movers, Inc., is monte ba ck under the building and the police and sheriff's School officials and parents grading the old building has directing the move. He ex . entir e substructure 1i blocked partment escort, the massive IIiu\ ('(1 left with one remaining hope Increased a couple of hundred plained that be fore the Alta- load pulled by an Army winch in except for one access hole that th e school has suffered no thousand dollars beyond the monte school could be touched, truck eases onto SR364 and covered by a locked grate. 11 structural damage during the original estimate of $600,000 the Woodlands site ha d to be trundles west across the inThe split sections of roof are move and will remain safe already and there are still casts cleared and levelled to receive terstate before negotiating the covered, for 1. BUILD severed walls filled in students in the years to come. % Herald Staff Writer _________ - -. _____________ IN GENERAl, TENDENCIES; Expand your sights to take on Interesting new conditions which appeal to you. Contract those at a distance and seek their suggestions for making drastic tin- it ______ U 1k - . . - * CAUTION ON DRI - - j WA.DO, Fla. (AP) — Bob "We needed a park, and it's needed a park. It didn't need a about time people started doing service sta tion." In Volusia ability here to think in broad term and become 3UCCessfU1. Give • ethical training. "The Stars impel, do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! they concrete For chances where yot,r health or relations with influential persons are concerned. But by evening much can be accom plished that is unique, unusual and Interesting, ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Keep promises in a.m. Then put new plan to work. Others haves right to be demanding now, so try to please them. Be courteous, TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Discharge responsibilities In day, and by evening you can relax. The romantic side of life can bP. happy tonight. Show you are magnetic. GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Carry through with associates on agreements reached over the weekend , (hen enjoy recreational activities In the evening. Improve relationships with , associates. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Performing your duties willingly and well can get you the respect you need now, Evening is best spent relaxing. reading and luxuriating. Avoid a pestering person, LEO July 22 to Aug. 21) Do creative work, then be off for recreational activities. Find a better mode of self-expression, The evening is Ideal for the social side of life. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Get into home affairs that give peace of mind and by p.m. all works like a charm. Put new plan in . operation, even though It's a strange day. r IJBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Communicate with those to whom you are obligated and make the right arrangements with them. The evening can then prove most fascinating. check reports for I accuracy. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Handle practical affairs well Politics during day to free time for fun in pmi. You also get good Ideas on how to improve for accuracy. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Take care of personal ng [)u j affairs during day, then the evening Is free. Youcanbe sociable In a most charming way, as well as expressive, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 2o) Get at all those tasks of an It intim ate nature during day so the evening then augers well for the romantic. Be generous with those having rough sledding. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Take care of work during day, then see good friends in evening, plan a group meeting at your own home. Ignore that troublemaker. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Get Into the civic work you have neglected and do It well, then you can get out this evening to the social events that please and help you. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY...he or she will be very direct In going after what he or she wants. So teach early to use more diplomacy when dealing with others for best results, as a bull in the china shop approach could lead to disaster Instead of success. Send to the right schools and give as much education as your youngster will want. Religion is vital, and sports areamust. "The Stars Impel, th ey do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! - .. 1974 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Until sundown aggravating influences can be felt if you try to force any matters, or take any Chess To S to Carr ol l ready For .- ' ______ ____ _____ ____ _____ testimony - you individual Forecast for your sign for August Is now copy $d your birthdate and SI to Carroll Righter Foreca%l. [Evening Herairl, P,6. Box i2q. Hollywood, Calif. gms. By Steve Ryon Attorney Demands Client Be Released giit sued _____ _________ - ( EI] was &. was ________ priorities Instead of politics. 'a' RIG , , 1r'q C,, )-.dl ALKA SELTZER restaurant. Foot-Loose WITHOUT A SPfflIN 0 Cr JACKSONVILLE, Ha. (All) Fered brain-damage at at birth — A Jacksonville attorney has and had the mental capacity of i gone to court to dertand the re- a little boy. They said Brown lease of a man he says was ac was stand trial quitted June 6 but is still in Jail and that psychiatric treatment without any criminal charges would be of no help. against him. The attorney, Lacy Mahon, Circuit Judge Hudson 0111ff filed a writ of habeas corpus granted a defense motion for a Friday demanding the release verdict of innocence due to in. of Frank P. Brown Jr., 44. competence. But he ordered Circuit Judge A. W. GraessIe Brown held pending a civil *Jr. scheduled a hearing for conunitent lf'OCtedbIg. Monday. Doctors of the state Division Brown was arrested Sept. 24, 1973, and charged with the of Mental Health said Brown stabbing death of Patrick T. didn 't qualify for involuntary commitment because he does Malcorn, 23. Two psychiatrists appointed not need psychiatric hoitpi. to examine Brown sa id he suf- thlubott ___ . :I __. ___ ____ I__ .,.~_ ,~.,.,W& ~: == '. AV I ~ Z.P. 0-. -.6 0we0 .1. ._~ = ..= so &a =0 41 It GALAXY 00 20INCHFAN .Nor lw.-.--,. - -~"I...; A:: - . -. I,: 9, -. 399 'N SINGLE SPEED SELEMENT BLADE = 3708 RIG 1399 '."- F 1%.4 Stay Away From . AT THE ~ DEAR A . ' ' SOLID COLOR KNITS THAT WILL MAKE YOU A WI IIUR REG. 4.99 1;0 - - ___ — , - - -.__ =~~ MEN' S / GOLF SHIRT , 49 209 Authorities said the charges were against Alvin 8crnard Ford, 21, of Gainesville; Alvin Ray Lewis, 21, of Fort Lauderdale, and George Angelo de Costo, 25, and Henry Edward Robinson, 26, both of Jacksonville. Patrolman Walter Illyankoff, 40, was shot to death last Sunday when he answered a robbery call at the 1 :. 00 .0waW.W000 I 0 11 8 opw Men SCOPE 1IT0 NE .., Ah Its I y ABIGAIL %*,%,N BLIIEN MOUTHWASH.... .77 -0 ; I ..0 DEAR ABBY: Al and I were married for three years. I divorced him because I caught him fooling around. I gave him "one more chance" so many times I lost count. 'Men I met Hughle. lie was married, but he caught his wtfe fooling around, so he left her and moved in with me. He didn't get a divorce right away because of financial problems, but I wasn't in hurry to make It legal because I wanted to be sure before marrying again. Meanwhile,I grew to love Ilughie more and more and started figuring out ways to help him with his money troubles so he could get a divorce and marry me. Well, wouldn't you know, I caught Hughie fooling around! It just about tore me up. He swore the chick didn't mean anything to him, and he begged me to give him another chance. Are all men alike, Abby?Or do you think maybe I can't hold on to a man? LOSING CONFIDENCE DEAR LOSING: All men are not alike, my more than ati women are alike, Your weakness seems to be men who do a lot of tooling around. Every dog is entitled to one bite, Give Hughie another chance, but If You catch him fooling around spin, con. sign him to the doghouse! DEAR ABBY: I go with this man who likes to drink. He lost his driver's license so I have to drive him around. He tells me that af ter we are married, he will straighten out. I love him, but I don't believe him. I want to get married, but I'm afraid he won't keep his word. I've had one bad marriage and I don't want another one. Please tell me what to do. I keep changing my mind. YES AND NO DEARYES AND NO: The word from here Is NO! Tell him to straighten himselfout first, and then youll marry him. DEAR ABBY: My hustand and I Just had our eighth child. Another girl, and I am really one disappointed woman. I suppose I should thank God she was healthy, but, Abby, this one was sup-posed to have be(.n a boy. Even the doctor told me that the law of averages were In our favor 100 to one, To begin with, my husband and I decided on only four children, but when they were all girls, he wanted a boy so much we had a fifth. When it was another girl I agreed to try just once more. Well, we got another girl. And still another and another, and now we have EIGHT girls, so I told the doctor to fix me up so I wouldn't have any more. .. J25 MISS BRECk 1301 11G 7' . HAIR SPRAY ....W------~ 91111111' 4349 , - HEDGE TRIMMER ]k POLAROID 108 COLOR FILM IM 19 MIXED NUTS . . ~ on LADIES A000 ANO CAMP CANVAS 44 RIG $119 I STOOL IS..... 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MASK AND SNORKEL COMBO Hate to write letters' Send SI to Abigail Van Buren, 1)2 Lasky Or 8erly Hills. c& 9o12 for A bb y's "HOW to Write Letts f All er Engineering anu Surveying Instruments I _~ 1,11 'V _ , ~ __X "I'l - sell addressed envelope, please . 49 WHIRS I Problem? You'll feel better if you get It off your chest. For a personal reply, write to ABBY Box No 69700,L A,, Calif. 90069. Enclose stamped, 10.3S mm~ C - And It's not too early to start saying your money for all those am, 9 ~ ".0 Iilp_~_ - - POWER MOWER weddings you may have to foot the bill for, of thunditrshoo,efs - C IRlGG AND STRATTON (PIGINt " FULL 2O INCH CUT '_ rvOa HIIGHT CUT LASY ROLL DEAR MOTHER: Absolutely. Don't feel guilty. Highs In upper SOs. and lo wer 9 Lows tonight in lower 7Os Variable mostly southwest winds 10 to oc cMionally 15 mph. e%cepf higher . 4TYPES \\\ asks me to try for a boy. I guess I'm writing to you because I want to tell me that I have done my duty and I shouldn't feel guilty. Will you, please ? MOTHER OF EIGHT DOLLS P a rtly cloudy today with a Plc . 20 INCH ROTARY LOW WEATHER -- HARDORMED LIMIT FOUR TOOTHBRUSH... SUPER CHROME WITN TITANIUM BLADES I* it WEST D RS A PERSONNA a incompetent to hefts ____ HAIR COLORING - cent chance was goi 1111. CLAIROL BALSAM UMBRELLAS -'-• PUZZLE CARDS Turlington also told the 500 or so employes gathered in the Larsen Building auditorium, "We're going to have the best educational program in the United States." "1 want to make sure we are exercising good steward. slup," he said in a discussion of state education funds. chancesw'ithof1ew'hoisself, IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. . . he or she will have a roving nature and will want to make changes all the time. Give the finest education you can that will settle your progeny to a studied course of action and lead to the finest benefits. Much ' - 16, social events of worth. Be cheerful, PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) This is the day when you can easily impress a bigwig and get the support you need. Take no May Fall Into Sea . I I .. 4 ,_ Z_ .00SOME ITEMS Ne Fufti LAUDEIIIMLE, Ha. A1'j The Broward County gra nd jury has returned firstdegrec murder in. (I!ctmenls against four men accused of killing a Fort Lauderdale policeman during a restaurant holdup. Avoid one who is jealous of you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Concentrate on how to make the future more promising. Meditation can Yield fine Ideas now. Sidestep one who belittles you. ACQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Be your gregarious self q today and enjoy old friends as well as make new ones by attending . Chess Nid been through altritions such as retirement and resignation, Murder Indictments Issued now and can go after those personal aim and get good results. who is In his SOs, $10 a month to AdaITLs hasn't had time to care for the park. his house since it things for themselves instead of Adams bought three acres "When I started, I went over burned down. He's been too hollering for the government to near a busy intersection in this to his (Stephens') house and busy snding $10,000 of his do it" says the 30-year-old car Central Florida village of 300, said, I 'Come on, we' re in go g to Sal and nine months of his wholesaler. "We knew when we leveled and cleared the ground, build a park.' He DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. thought I was . ake time building a park for got into this that it would By LARRY HOBBS pleted the marathon task seven asked cost then installed slides, monkey crazy, but he if the bridges can came along, Now (AP) — Volusia County citizens his town. Associated Press Writer years later, in 1912. money. But that piece of ground bars, badminton facilities and he's got a lot it stake and he's appear to have struck a good safely maintained that long. MARATHON, Fla. (AP) — The extension was sent to benches, really proud of what we've bargain when they voted In 1970 "it won't be fun Vying," he People often rlve the 156 miles oblivion by a plague of financial answered. "We'll be starting Then he put up a sign that done," Adams says. to tSdule the unknown and of U.S. 1 from Miami to Key woes topped reads, "Brotherly Love Park." What Makes by the devastating se veral million dollars in conThe tree-shaded park has a adopt Florida's first home rule West just to say they've been on Labor Day Hurricane in 1935. tract "We called it that because, to gossip repairs pretty soon. corner where residents charter for county government, the Overseas Highway, the road The Overseas Highway rm, it gives the feeling that can meet and talk &.-d a 1937 was laid With that, we might make it." In the four years since the that goes to sea. on top of the old bridges. it s people care for each other, that fire truck for children to play charter was implemented, the .Mike Dye, state-federal proThey cross engineering mar. opened in 19M. now We can get together and get grams coordinator at the quantity and quality of county vets like the 35,ll6.foot-long By JOSEPH HH.L BROWN "The engineers who designed state's ') more concerned with gam_ back to the feeling that we've DOloffjces services hm Increased while "One of the amazing things is in Tallahas Seven Mile . flanked The Herald Services by the railroad* got to help each other. Society that we have had no bling." bridges were see, said $8.4 million would bc incidents of property taxes have actually the multi-hued, sun-sparkled ph en o in en a 1 people," spent "to extend the PATIENCE: his has gotten away from that," vandalism," Adams says. In declined. usable waters of Florida Bay on one MacAllaster, 36, Now that baseball and said. "But the lives of these bridges until we other monumental biography of Adams -says. He has been so busy building Before the charter, Voluslans side and the Atlantic Ocean on bridges were designed for a nferlor pines are Lsginnlngto Bobby Fischer, 'Profile of "We've had no- local gótrn- ' his park that he a can replace them.,, ha.&t had time were paying $43.80 per capita in the other, railroad, and then modified." resemMe hdantry maneuvm, Prodigy," Frank Brady writes ment help, and flow we don't to rebuild his hwse, wb1ch was property taxes. But Dye said recent truck-weight by last Isn't it time to advertise whg It of They;cross bridges with PicAlbrecht want any. They didn't have the destroyed by fire in March. He month, the tax bite bibliophile Time, traffit% the weakness oi reductions, from a 72,300-pound had dropped turesque names like Lignum the original concrete is about chess that makes It Suschke, whose custom it was forethought to offer help when and his wife, Bar a, ,J their to $33.80 per capita. — the best maximum to 50,000 pounds, will Vitae, Tea Table, Indian Key thei available In l912— and salt..wa. help . superior form Of recrellitiOlItAll to offer most chess celbrities a we really needed it, so we don't two children are living in a case the burden In the mayhem? At the same time, county and Whale Harbor, bridges conter rrosion are combining to meanti few books free of charge. Many want it now," he added. trailer, co me. spending war climbing from nectingastringofsl islands bring Not enough American claimed their loot, instantly. a bout their downfall and The sigh at the park entrance "We'll rebuild the house," he about $14 million a year to like The move left truckers and j Key. Largo, mothers, for instance, are but not Bobby. He took one year tells users it was built without the the need for new ones, he said. Keys merchants and residents says. "I've been wailing For the nearly $25 million, thanks to an Matecumbes, Bahia Honda, "The whole thing's like your complaining aware Wt, whereas a football to make up his mind. When he public funds and that any dona- price to come down. And any. expanding tax base and a new that lower weights Key Vaca, player can incur a broken leg finally did, he Islamorado, automobile," he said. ,, marched oft with tions will be used to Improve way, I've been busy enough." influx of federal funds. There mean more runs. higher rates ' Ramrod and No Name, and 3 baseball player a frac- nothing but the best—whicb and keep up the facility. comes a time when it's worn out and higher prices. But despite Its successes, the Tourists often visit the park, tured skull from flying They also cross bridges — and not worth flxIng.So beer tells better than almost Adams says (hat when he got and Adams recently received a charter Is what do "I can appreciate the prob. ' not without its philo- highway engineers warn — that you do' bottles, a chessplayer's anything the difference bet,- the idea for the You Junk it, and you get 1cm,"expressed Dye said.their "A lotconcern. of them park he con- letter from two disabled veter- soPhical criUcs who say the new are so beyond repairthathuge a replacement. That's the point have everest pain cornea from the ween talent and genius. tactd Rudolph Stephens, who ans who said they could not a!- form of government gave birth chunks of roadway could sud- we've readied on these sCaWm On the seat Of his HIGH DRAMA: The epic was unemployed and on wel. ford to make any donations to. to a bureaucratic jungle bridges. But we came to a position deMY drop into the sea as aging "You've also got pants, a "History of the Saracens" fare,and persuaded him to help wards It's upkeep ,,but wanted through which the voices roadway where we thought we had me of of concrete and rusting steel (Cleveland may be a that's just 22 feet wide andtwo relates how, during the siege of with the construction. to tell me how much they ap. citizens cannot penetrate. choices: Playing Russian cber of hors r visiting Baghdad In the finally give way. Now, Mams pays Stephens, predated the Ninth Century, You've got tractor-trailers comroulette and waiting to see 11 There is no k." question that the "We've got 39 bridges on this Ing down th basebiq dubs, but W3 also the Caliph All Mamoun was a t are eight feet when one of the bri dges would home base for James &hroeder playing chess when a old system, whch was known as road," assistant district engi- wide, not including the mirror the "five little kingdoms," was neer Richard MacAllaster said So 3. go, Or Putting the weight re. and the Cleveland Chess messenger burst Into his the bridges are obsolete,as strictions on, more personal. In those pre- on a recent tour. Fowid.ation,--prime activists in chamber to warn that the city "Thirty-seven well as worn out.,, "We decided on the restrichome rule days, Volusia County need replacing. We don't have a the campaign to bring chess to had come under siege and was Later, resting in the seawas run by five independent, tions in an effort to preserve the prison inmates for its value as in danger of being crystal ball but some k of these breeze cooled shade under bridges and access to the ' elected commissioners. Each spans could go at any time." recreational and social. "Let nw alone!" cried the Whale'Harhor Bridge, MacAl- Keys." commissioner had his own therapy,) A Caliph, in a truest spirit i the highway official in Tails. laster doffed his yellow hardhat budget, hired his own employ- hassee says that as mos Dye has the 4A of coordl. t of the and used it to point out The thing is, most sports religion of chess. "I see check rustnating efforts to get the money. p 1)1 es, p=hased his own road bridges were built at the p activities are naturalistic; all mate !" same eaten steel beana and brace& equipment and was the sole they have to offer Is exactly ar- time, they are giving out at the "We need special legisla. 4 iss OLYMPIAD bltrator of what work was to be same time. It will cost at least tion," he said, pointing out that "We're going to bring a team what you see. Chess, on a* pohUcians have Joined opposi. done and when it was to be done $150 million other hand, provides subtlety, officials of Florida and four tion to Gulf dumping. to replace the under here, sard-blast this bridge-repiacement money in SWITZERLAND all with little th ought to the bridges, money that will mess and take some exact the Federal Highway Act totals depth, imagination, and a host other coastal states expect to have The five Gulf states exert county as a whole. of goodies that gives pizzatz to come from special federal measurements," he said, $175 million for the entire nation Duncan Satacs halt dumping of Industrial considerable influence in Con"Then we're going to run the for 1974-1976. "What we can get daily living. For instance: wastes into the Gulf of Mexico gress, a political reality The home rule charter re- legislation, he said. (Canada) which information through a com- from that doesn't even touch Meanwhile, MacAlLaster TRADITION: Writing about they probably will have to apply may well Wilfred Pletzsch influence EPA Ad- placed the kingdoms with a the problem of keeping the puter and see if we can figure our problem," chess in his native India. a Political soluilon to pollution. lininistrator Rusmll Train's Du- council of seven membeM five (East Germany) problemist Suresh M. Mody The t It appeared unlikely after a Pont permit decision. His ac- elected from districts and two cracked and rusted under. Out what's holding this thing first step Ili getting the pinnings saf noted thiat, "In the comtry of its e en ough so that UP." money three-day EnvTiorunental Pro- tion will be announced by late chosen at large, and a profesFRENCH DEFENSE was made July 13. A origin, chess was played with tourists and people who live ur tection Agency hearing here September. sional county manager, Whale Harbor is planno~d vs S( !n8tt* Public Works subcom. It rules different fr= the now I-P-K4 The council makes policy de- work on the Keys can keep the First replacement. mittee approved, as part P-K3 last week that the agency would of an And the Nixon administrafion internatIonally accepted f)44 reverse its June 6 a pp 2.P-Q3 cisions and hires the county making the scenic drive to and The new two-lane spans wide-ranging Vansportion bill, roval of a can ill afford to alie na te ones..In remote places the 3.N-Q2 from the southernmost city of would be permit allowing DuPont CO. tO Gulf manager while th 44 feet wide; 12 feet a$ISOmilllongrantfor the )3 state congr essmen with tinolder generation still prefers to 4.P.KN3 e manager tons of implements the council's for each lane of traffic and 10- bridges. pot- the Continental U.S. N-QB3 dump I4, a pcachment proceedings gatherHenrr Play with the old rules," which 5.N2 month from its Belle,waste W.Va., Ides and supervises the day-toFlagler faced none of foot-wide emergency lanes on NThe bill now goes to the full explains. of course, why India G.N.R3 &K2 plant at a site 230 miles south of ing momentum in the house of day operation of government, these prcblems when he set either side. Representatives. Train is a comrnitt, Sen. Lawton Chiles, had tonin right out and explode here. Dr. John De Grove, chairman a bout extending his Florida MacAllaster said it will take D-Fla., Nixon appointee, a nuclear bomb. has predicted favorable Florida Asst. Atty. Gen. Ken of the Florida Local Govern. Mia LP-K84 East Coast Railroad from an estimated seven years to PQN4 PA('AN'ruy. C,...-- ..--committee action and quick -..... liof(man said EPA Iiu$it'iilnifL mi to Key West and corn- build thD nW So, while DuPont 'un.n m.nt Stiulv C-nmmkclnn e'll5 i"j'-DL r',zt, bidgC. !l senate apval. ago the Soviet Union Hveied ti cci' Michael Glenn ran a fair seem confident they presented the Volusia charter "a model Io.r-KN4 local scene with a game bet. 11-R-KI .3 PxP` hearing but lie protested that it strong ca'se to keep their per. for the state." ween former world charnpion PBS that two of four members of an mit and effectively rebutted 12.PxP "It's an excellent charter beMikhail Botvinnik and Vastly ii !'-Ns r , of possible cause — N-Q2 agency advisory panel have a Florida's it provides competent S:nyslov. Th e contest was interest in allowing environmental daaiages, they 14.N-Bl Q-B2 and professional ad. performed in an open air 15.8-K3 KR-Q1 dumping. They are T. A. was. must worry about political fri ministrative leadership stadi um bef ore thousands of 16.QQR- B1 tier, head of EPA's ocean tet'ention. through the elected council," fans. The chezapieescojt,j l7.N-N4 LJLj Cro 'aJk N-B4 dumping program, and Jeffrey "Jt's tough when senators am, De Grove says. "The old V 01 MOM ballet I&Q-132 N-Q2 Howard, agency attorney in Politicians from nve states are sys:em combined ,Aeak ad. WERE IS A MAZE WWt dancers, bedecked in attractive 19N.N3 IN.Qqhonda's feder:al court suit to p. you (inissue that ministration with weak policy custuines. But, alas, the game 1t Dupont dumping. N-Na t D€5$C.i AND M%Aximum politically sensitive," said a lead ership." was called a draw when (as 21 P.85 The burde, f proof at the DuPont DIFFICULTY N-K4 spokesman ,J., Following the adoption of the mournfully described by Chess hciriflg was on dumping oppoJ' S 'YOUR 1'AS<,, TAKE A noted that EPA Is c Hoffman ha r, which r te 1 authorized L magazine, of Sutton Coldfleld, 23.NxN STROLL TWRU ThE Since EPA has already " QX!4 ng to by the 1968 Florida Conwhatever ti'S P'4 11115 ('AZE EIS'IM) "each player wu left 24.B.Q4 anted, permit to DuPot. , do ,' Q41 gr AND stitution, the coun cil and manCOLLECT EACH with three blondes and a Z,PZP It's questionable whether Florl. ' CRS5 wrrwo.rr ager Thomas Kelly moved bnrnett" PASSING a ,ui pending .RrKB1 R-B2 dii wesented a strong enough OVER 'T$4E SAJ quickly toward a complete WALKfederal ILLUSION: A decade ago fl.N.Bs halt W'i /t'uOPE T4N ONCE. R-Q2 case to overcome that sort of of county gov'mp1ng, and the Florida Pol. rearganizatlon . / British chess journalist Stewart 28.NxP Q'KN3 handicap. OUQ JOURN(y iu-' eminent. ____ Reuben narrated his pilgrmage 29.N-B5 BEGIN however, influential politi. lution Control Board has auBLNP Formerly autonomous AT' THE offi___________ _____ ______ thorized to New Clan in search of the 30.P-KR4 a suit to halt a ll Gulf daIs 8-QI ctans t.om Florida and VERY . such as the sheriff and ta Legend of Paul Morphy, whose 31.P.Rs jp siana have urged denial of the dumping. assessor were brought under grave, be observed, "well- 32.Q-N3ch CiDG, P.4f) The' itisut' of DuPont O-N3 DuPont permit and closIng of thtrnpin.g centrajized budgetary control. à10di11U i'INI and one oi tne best 33Q-K,5 AT ij' argued at a tedious, techni- For the P.133 ts%"outer(;ulfdumpingsites off first time, zoning, _RV THE known:' But,, he moaned, "the 34.Q-K6ch BOT TOM R-82 the mouth of the Mississippi cal hearing complicated by public works and road mainte. MOST CROSS. Paul Morpy Chess Club has 35.R-83 _______ River and Galveston, Tex. #tLa- contradictory s cien tific decisions were based on nothing to do with chess; It is 36.N.Kich Resigns bamj, Misisippi and Texas evidence, I I Al f;Xkb, a department spokesman, said cub so far values of living. Later visit friends. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You have to elevate your consciousness if you are to become more successful in the future. Seek advice from a business expert. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You are th inking clearly Overseas Highway 11 ing with most department ernployes since he was appointed In April. members in making your home more comfortable. Then do some entertaining and have a good time. 1.Iflfli\ (.'Lk-pt. 23 to Oct. 11) Engage in spiritual 1fl(l P1UIuSUP1IIU.il studies today that Imbue your mind with the truest RO Arm Turlington made the comment Friday at his first meet- VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Combine your efforts with family Rule Working for quality prescriptions at low, low prices! OVER TWO MILLION LAST MONTH ALONE! - plans for the future. Closest ties are more willing now to listen . IV Park ' Comes B.e * fore Home Home PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S... TALLAHASSEE, Via. (AP) Education Corn. Inissioner Ralph Turlington has promised department employes fair treatment during a reorganization that he has said will cut 100 employes from the 950 on the agency ARIES M.r. 21 to Apr. 19) Find mor- modern ways to finprove äuti routines. Look into new outlets that could be ve.-y remunerative. Be more broad-minded, TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 21) Know what is expected of you by others and then try to please them. Plan some time for romance that has bcc i5nQ. Use your hunches, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21 use ta ct when dealing with blunt-speaking persons. One you've had a quarrel with L., i a mood to reconcile, so be cooperative. MOON CHILDREN (June to July 21) You can finish those tasks ahead and do them efficiently if you take the initiative. Later engage in favorite amusement, LEO I July 22 to Aug. 21) Meet with congenials and d Y ou. Use a kinder approach. . BRIEF Fair Treatment Vowed provement.s in your activities. Speak your mind directly to friends. , ____________ __ . Lim I . _____ _____________________________________________________ n[31 I _____________ v 1u1y28, 1974-3A HOROSCOPE . on D - Film Prints Kodak Film Wh.r you pr Get U' CI'1L3 %' !"'$ every 'oil f kodocolo, or bloc o'W white f,ln end p"nled %.tb devileped . TODAYAND EVIPYDAY d,'elop,d fin anti pii,, bvy to tollii of kodool, ot blac k i fiffn for the iigIoi p,', of o, av d while TODAY AND (VESyDAY 111-1 - I q —1 IMMMEa - WIN. SANI-FLUSH16OLLIQUID i THE TOILET WI RIG 43c Ilull OM I %m mom C 34 U flIU JULY 31 ___0 1 I 0: �OPINION t 4A—Sunday Herald Sunday July28, 1974 ' fir N* xon, Ford Agree To Ad i Each other WAYNE I). IX)Yl.E. Publisher TOM AIKENS. Editor 11011FHTC. MARK17Y. Advertising Director WASHINGTON—Sources close to Vice to spend some time in Israel and Egypt. He has IImt' lh'livery; Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; i; M.nths, $14.20; Year, $28.40. !h Mail: In Florida same as home' delivers'. All other mail: Month. $2,70, 6.Nlonths. 'Months, $32,40 Great Altamonte Smut Ral*d Lives ID the the President will probably send him on a foreign tour after the November elections. t.x ,tudit,. 'I lie doughty Acree has served the government theimi false and misleading, made Acree appear like a White House paLsy. lie aem ted that the only ch ecks he ran for the White House were on individuals seeking several informal conversations. Another source faithfully for 37 years. He almost died of a heart recent case of Transcon, Inc. and others vs. Abbott stressed Caulfield claimed, for instance, that Acree clearance for appointments and, in one case, on that the understanding has been more ailment in 1970, but came back to win th e agreed to help with an audit of Newsday re porter a man who wanted to give a wine ce llar to Al. Herring and others in the case of the Great tacit than explicit. "There isno quid pro quo," he National Civil ~ervice League award for his Bob Greene who had dared to criticize President Nixon's San Clemente home. To Altamonte Smut Raid seemed on th e face of it te 3aid, "I don't think that is the way they do courage and integrity, presidential crony Bebe Rebozo. Under penalty forestall embarrassing situations, checks on The idea of a vice presidential trip, for Service In 1972 to become Customs chief. But State Attorney, Sheriff John Polk, Judge Miller Caulfield also sa id that Acree met with him for both Democratic and Republican presidents. IAng, Judge Harold F. Johnson, Judge Wallace example, was discussed shortly after Ford's today, he is hanging on to his Job by frayed and presidential secretary Acree's defense, in fairness, should not be lost Rose Mary Woods' appointment. It has come up from time to time in fingernails, Hall, Justice East, Chief of Police of brother, Joe, at the Fairfax Country Club to talk in the Watergate welter, Altamonte their private conversations. . Acree deserves to have his side of the story about a nrlvnti' Iiithinu non u 4ft 461,1 1. Springs and Jack Fulenwider. chief investiøntnr •......... ,, f'..tfZ.I £-I IM a uiu 5 6 wuiu; UUlVIU iumu my r ord likely will visit me . U ni on, to d. East, Western Europe and Far East. He has testimony, secret Senate transcripts and in. already gone to Communist China. Now he would terview3 with the principals, including some of for the state attorney. ______ Acree's past bosses. quote from a couple of key passages of the judgets "Conclu3ions of Law": 2. "The petitioners, by their sworn petition, have made it appear to the Court that a substantial likelihood exists that the issuance and th e execution of the search warrant which is the subject matter of th e present acti on violated th eir f=tmnffi amendment riots to due process of the __.__ - a legitimate WILLIAM RUSHER lt?AOE TALK~ Committee s Re ort Will ____ ________ ______ _____ U m _____ r ______ Not Shock 't" I fl gt I.J VYTH - .— . f2C -. V .- which they. in their unrestrain-ed judgment, felt Democratic leaders of the House of Represen.. IO3IUJJZI LUWII VI volume of "Khrushchev Remembers," based on the taped memoirs of the late Soviet premier, contains this hard-to-believe peek Inside Kremlin: Khrushchev recalls his delight when in 199, Khrushchev President Dwigh t D. Eisenhower Invited him to visit the United States, Only the year before be HOSPITAL NOTES JULY N, 1974 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Don Wilson Nellie Mason Annie M. Brooks . Susan Wilson Diane E. Shelton, Longwood Anna M. Balkcom, Oviedo Vema P. Riddell, OAeen Jessie M. Hansen, Deltona Raymond McCuddy, Deltona John P. Ryan, Del tona George P. Muller, DeBary Louisa Milton Fay Cleveland Edward J. Hughes Jr. Christine Fryman, Lake Mary V Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Mae Ann) Reynolds, a girl Wilson, a Girl t, and Mrs. Merl i n (Dime) Osepchook, a Girl AREA DEATHS DISCHARGES Sanford: Taynwanna Jones William A. Sharp Port Richie, Fla., Barney of Sanford, Pat Haught of Mrs. Thelma D. Noell, 78, Kerosha, Wis.; two daughters, 1100 Woodmere, Orlando, died Mrs. Margaret Sennon., of Friday morning. Born in Chuluota, and Mrs. Patty Thomaston, Ga., she lived in Har vey of Enterprise; mother, Orlando for the past 30 years. Mrs. Martha Lowe of She was a Baptist and retired Okeechobee, Fla.; two sisters, Dorothy D. Lawrence Marie Knight Rhonda K. Brown Sharon C. Walsh Doris B. Hillery 1te Caftan Lola Wettstein Arphienia Bookman THELMA D. NOELL 101 BIRTHS Sanford: Mr. and Sim. Henry (Susan; _________________________________________ ____________________________________________ Spain Already Entering The Po s f-F ra n co Period from the Crown Cork and Seal Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor of Co. James C. Owen Orlando, and Mrs. Margaret Clara Inboden of Orlando; two Eddie Williams, DeBary Survivors include daughter Mrs. Elsie H. Loedeka of brothers, Horace Lowe of Simpson, DeBary Laurah Griffith, Geneva (kiando, and son, Sydney, of Okeechobe and Russell Lowe of Tampa; and 11 grandchiidren, Richmond, '/a. Steven Durkee, Altamonte Springs Funeral services will be held Cecil Bryant, Altamonte Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the gravesite Monday at 5:30 p.m. at Brisscln Springs at Lake Mary Cemetery. Funeral Home with Rev. Gene Evelyn George, Deltona Brisson Funeral Home is in Houghton officiating. Burial at Mrs. Lawrence Wheeler and P charge of arrangements, JOHN WESLEY LOWE Mr. John Wesley Lowe, 72, of BERRY'S WORLD - lie wits born in Port Orange, Fin, and cam e to Osteen In 1930. He was a rancher and a mem ber of th e Osteen Baptist Church. Sur vivors include; h is widow, Mrs. Alice Lowe of Osteen; three sons, John Mallis of New Evergreen Cemetery. Brisson Baby Boy, Deltona Funeral Home is in ch&,-ge of arrangements. Michael It. Sanford, Enter- prise SCHIRARD. MRS. MARTHA— Funeral mass for Mrs. (Barn m1e) Schlrard,",of Loch Arbor, who died Friday will be celebrated at 1 p.m. Monday at All Souls Catholic Church w,th Fr, Sean Shinn officiating. Rory will be recited Sunday at 7 pm. at Btisson Funeral Home In lieu of flowers family requests donations be m3de to All Souls Parochial School Onion in charge SANFORD ROTARY CLUB PRESENTS I Around have become shrapnel. rItIVI. The Herald also reserves the right to rejec "We never told anyone at the time about not knowing what Camp David was," says K. "I can Ifile entire House, U*re never " of the warrant because it was the warrant and not Maybe the change In scene will help me, too." laugh at it now, but I'm a little bit ashamed. it has been the slightest doubt that they could and ______________________________________________ show, how ignorant th e presence of the judicial offi cer which created in would deliver the Judiciary Committee. we were In some resPects." th e law enforcement personnel the power to make So the whole saga of the Committee's Camp Da1d was, and is, of course, th e massive search which has now been called into agonizing search for the truth—of Cha irman presidential retreat just outside Washington, as question." Rodino's widely-advertised nonpartisanship any halfway com pe tent spy could have lea rned comically punctuated, now and then, by his not We have heard a lot of rumbling in the past few by just reading a newspaper, quite off-the-record displays of bias), of counsel weeks to the effect that in this In view of such Soviet ignorance about case the means John Doar's studious objectivity (so justified the end. That's the kind of mentality America, which could no doubt be matched by that dramatically, and so predictably, cast aside instances of American ignorance about Russia, has Richard M. Nixon and his administration in a when the moment came for his recomn one is tempted to be lieve that only Divine hea p of trouble in Washington, D.C. today. fflefldatlons)-4ias been a shoddy charade, or. Providence has kept either side from pushing the In addition to the serious question as to whether d**ated by a bunch of sleazy po* nine-tenW nuclear button during any one of a number of MADRID, Spain (AP) due process was prostituted in this instance there of whom are in the pocket of the AFL.CIO, which Generalissimo Francisco — No matter how to be his succesim. High government officials crises in the past couple of decades. Franco'g battle to re- are known to feel that Juan Carlo., should be was also the smokescreen of the presence of Judge paid for their election. Maybe there Is hope gain his health turns out, Spain already has allowed to stay on the job In a testing period Lang on the scene. The news media was led to That is not to say, bVer, that there aren't slipped Into the post-Franco era. Patrons of a bar in Manhattan jumped two while Franco still Is around, gunmen who were holding up the place the other believe that his honor had personally examined the some points of interest In the performance of the 71w crossover took place when the 81-year-olid Committee, Said a member of the pDhtical opposition: day and shot both of them with their own chief of state, fighting for his life in a Madrid "We, the Sctalistj,and material in question and ruled it obscene. First, please note that, for all practical Pt -Ij Democrats weapons, killing one and critically wounding the But the "Findings of Fact" in Judge Reed's poses, the attempt to depict the Impeachtnent clinic, temporarily tr ansferred the t of his and the Communists,! believe, arethaement other. ' decision would indicate otherwise. Number ii movement 113 nonpartisan or bipartisan has had vast powers to Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon. to give Juan Carlos a chance. It was the second time in less than a week that Politicians view the shift as an irreversible "We do not expect the prince to do much while witnesse, to be abandoned. True to his (inarivertently reads: "Judge Lang, while present on petitioners9 to an armed robbery In New political step toward the future, even 1blished) word, Chairman Rodino will bring in if Franco Franco is alive. But the prince Is of a generation had turned on the culprits and disarmedYork City premises during the course of the search, tak es some of it back, them, In that Is not responsible for the crimes of the civil the examined some of these 627 items, but any all 21 Democrats for impeachment. But te The country accepted the end other incident, two witnesses to the holdup of of 35 years of Republicans on the Committee, with only a war. We can accept him on that basis. People of determination he may ha ve made as to them is not One-man rule without a drugstore at Kennedy International Airport in a quiver, or " serenely and his age are the ma jority In Spain and th handful of exceptio ns, will OppOse the reeom- with ey want which the pharmacist was shot and In the record." (Emphasis ours .) killed chased mendation. Much will, of course, be made of pr maturity," as the government-controlled liberalization," th e gunman, tackled him and put it. held him until those exceptions. A few of the likehest--notably Franco surre ndered the f irst of powers tha t police arrived. One of Franco's doctors said Tuesday he saw he took after winning the civil ym in Congressman Rallaback of Illinois—have been no medical reason IN9 when Now this t 1 why the old cultivated by the liberal press for months, and If function man couldn't he named his longtime confidant, Adm. Luis forceme,it is definitely not reco p.ended as a again as chief of state whenever he they actually vote with the Democrats they can Carrero Blanco, as premier in June 1973, wan to. ts Pr genera! rule. The police welcome all the help ivately, however, doc tors predict a expect, in the short run, a quality and quan adm iral was assassinated last Deee tity Of long and y can get but uncertain period of recuperation, with ber—.a stunning Uy prefer jt adulation that even Chairman Mao might blow to Franco.—and the mayor more anco's advanced age working against a full of Madrid, Carlos officers and better equipment — and si der excessive. But their defection will not Arias Navarro, replaced him. witnesses who physical comeback, re main alive and are willing to suffice to obscure the central fact' Impeachment Juan Carlos and Arias Navarro are now the testify against crim Co titutiona ns ll in y, France als. can rescind at any coun try's leaders, has been all along, and is now clearly still, it's an encouraging development. If the revealed to time the verbal order surrendering power. Pobe, a maneuver by the Democratic leader With the powerful influence he has ac- worm sh ip of litically, It is turning in th e city where 34 may be another matter, the Congress. cumulated over the years, Franco still cornapartment dwellers watched the murder of Kitty Genoveae Second, observe th To bounce the chief-of-state powers back and mands a strong following both inside and outside 10 years ago, and not one called th at the Judiciary Committee, forth could be damaging to both France and the the though up to its knees e police government. But he is not the same political because be "didn't In tape recordings of 36-year-old prince he has trained from boyhood force he was want to get involved," maybe only two weeks ago, Nixon's most intimate conversations, has had to 1' there's hope for all of us. abandon all hope of pinning any specific violations of law on the President, and has been I get letters,,. oh, I get letters. short and fr'rced, instead, to courh it. "Bill of linpeachthin as my wallet. An d you should s i the red Q '[he Governor isn't alone with his 'Dear Reubin" notes ".-. ment in vague, portentous-sounding ink and e nasty letters I'm getting th from his "pal", Lt. Gov. Tom Adams. generaIiti about violations of Constitutional collectors. I can send ou some of th from my bill Guess who else was lucky enough to get one.me' ose if you're induty. It may be true—i happen to believe it is terested.) Embarrassment precludes me from mentioning all of ime hat a president mitt properly be the contents but I will share a graph or two -`111111116with you... peached and removed for wrongful acts not "We have been through a great deal together . . amounting to technical viola tions of law. (An As an afterthought, .about t il l ilunno, Tom. I've been struggling with my month)j. "light three weeks ago George also sent men "howdy" litter. (You bill; but I don't remember know, "howseeing you around. IF . .i do-we get you to contribute?") 4 'THOUGHTS . we have a government di ctated by the Northeastern establishment and edi torialists," (Somehow I theseThe only difference (other than the obvious between Hewasprayinglnacerth in pla ce,a,Jn two men, of course) was th get the feeling he's not really paying me a Compliment, at Wallace was looking shift ceaied .1, one of his disciples Said to him, "Lord, for a measly ole buck,. and If I felt like It folks.) , maybe a WO us to Pray,as John taught his dbdpl&% 11 — couple more. "if you believe as IdoiendusRcontr$p1,Jfloirn,..(cr L'!k 1!:!. iot so wi th L5 much as you can afford, n. Adams. His plea started th together we will set "Help us God, and give us light so that we clori't $ioo, and the one which Fin still studying iswithe 125, $50, FlorIda government straight." U ha te to men ti "other" stand In-our own w37, let us dj from morning on it ole column.(Thereareacouple "Other" SP0LsKI buddy, but you've been there at the helm, 1w, you know, JOHN BY things I A. neeid around 1974 night what should be done, and give us clear the old homestead flrst.,.aiyj then If And finally, Adams writes, lime is short, so make there are a few eas of e id th consequences of or actions." — sheckies left you an betcha yo ur inveiment right now Ii be Uergoverne" "I've got an idea! Lot's go on a hunger strike'" friendly Uncle Samuel's waiting') Joh.arai Goethe, German dramatist. (Not as Cdr. Jerry Coffee, U.S.N. 4 Speaking on God, Country, POW Experiences 9 . ___ VIIUUIV any letters we consider Ubelous or standerow search was perfomed is immaterial to the legahtY gentry can deliver ____ TV U a p.m. There'll be no speeches. We have an in- Camp David was. lie suspected it might be solaw kind of place of exile and that the proposal to take him there was a clever Insult. — his booklets.) our 1eaiers over us so we might surv ive th e beef price crisis. Elmer H. Cohen Osteeri Letters to th e editor are always welcome. Th ey should be as brief as possible and signed Talk about tapes and startling revelations thereon. The recently published second and last chy. But Khrushchev was also nervous about the invi tation. In spite of all efforts of Soviet telligence, he couldn't find out what, or where, Woes were obscene. (Emphasis ours) tatives, specifically including Majority Leader "3, In the opinion of the Court, the presence of a "Tip" O'Neill of Massachuset ts, had decided to impeach Nixon. And while there was then, and judicial officer on the premises at the time the remains today, some question whether these ___ (an Be Here' s hoping that this gets to man)- of Meeting at Lake Mary School Thursday night at had attained the pinnacle of the Soviet hierar. met) Cassette Tape 53 Contribution ". r -------- CLIP & MAIL ------ "fHtt$fltw! "III*40 : - -- -. : s / I The Clock !J -- - -- i Sunday, July28,1974-5A OLICE BLOTTER our franchise surrender election In Lake Mary so The Identity of the writer can be verified by the July 30. That phrase of Thomas Jefferson herald. screams from a bold headline of a quarter-page It Is not necessary that a writer's name ap ad in a na tio nal weekly (National Obse rver 7.l- pear in print and II will be withheld If so requesitd. 74) that invites all the citizens of our great land to a National Town Meeting held weekly in ktters should deal with issues and not personallties. dur ing this troublesome summer. The idea of a National Town Meeting made me The Herald reserv es th e right to edit for proud that our City of Lake Mary had the idea on clarification purposes letters prior to It s fn hn., .n It l'..... • _____ _______ "ForGod's sake, let us freely hear both sides." That's how I feel about th e issues rising out of H D b Can es OW - Editor The Herald Sanford. Fla. Dear Sir: DON OAKLEY ___ WOQL17 Of a nd '72. ' Name Withheld truth," insisted Caulfield. ____ law as explicated in Marcus V. Search Warrant, 367 U.s. 717 (1961). In the present case, it appears that £1..- ----_L. we earcn warranr wnc flSlPf1 iirvn an i1fir4n r4' Conceivably, In some far corner of this fair one officer who stated in the affidavit that he had land, there Is some citizen to whom the forseen one book which he described by title and report of the House Judiciary Corn. stated that he had seen several others which he mittee, calling on the House itself to impeach described by a general reference to pictorial ldentNixon, will come asa shock. Certainly content. . Had.te search warrant been limited to the banner newspaper headlines reporting the the books actu'a'ily seen and described by the af- Committee's action, and the predictable torrent of television commentary, will flant, the warrant might validly have au th orized some suggest u thing pretty sensational has happened, the seizure of'the books specifically described in Yet the truth is that the fix has been in at am the affidavit. However, on the basis of this af- Home fldavit, a search warrant was issued which enabled mon Judiciary Committee for at least nine ths. Early in November of last year, I was law enforcement officers to enter the petitioners' told by the top Washington correspondent of one premises and extract therefrom any iiaaterlals of Boston's leading ne wspapers that the ___ Small Church .. Watergate-style break-ins. grand jury and other official investigators, and Acree acknowledged he had once talked to that he had nothing more to add. "I told them the Caulfield tentatively about forming - But before anyone gets th e idea that the case has been resolved in its entirety we would like to Ill l We say largely because the judge in his wisdom chose to concern himself with the very narrow like to visit Taiwan and Japan. He is also eager question of the right of access to the building by officers of Transcon, Inc. q Mike Acree, who has been accused of helping importance in memos he wrote to his White up the comparisons of actors' tax troubles President Nixon persecute his enemies through of strictly for internal IRS use, testified Acree. Home superiors, These old nienios, two leatlers. says onmurce.has developed from . Of ' The grand jury testimony shows that Acree detective agency but swore there had been no President Gerald Ford say he has reached a also talked to the President about stopping at was summoned in 1971 to the White House annex mention of "black bags." private understanding with President Nixon, NATO headquarters, by Jack Caulfield, the ex-detective who served Caulfield testified that Acree had showed him The Vice President, who is effective in the The Vice President doesn't want to take a as the White House liaison man with law agen. tax data on the Rev. Billy Graham and actor backrooms; has agreed to work quietly on whirlwind tour. He would like to stop in each Johl, Wayne, both of whom had complained of Capitol Hill against impeachment. As one source country long enough to learn something about it. cies. It took two visits before Caulfield finally got IRS harassment. Caulfield said Acree also put it, Ford "doesn't believe that the President is Ford still tells friends that he isn't seeking the around to asking Acree, then the IRS inspections provided him with information on other actors guiltless but only that it hasn't reached an tm- presidency. But he is not unaware that he now chief, how initiate tax audits. Acree explained for comparison. peachable level." leads the polls as the favorite for the 1976 tersely thattothe procedures were laid out in IRS These statements, protested Acree, were raise. rules and could not be abridged. groom Ford as his successor. To help overcome WATERGATE VICTIM: The Watergate Unfortunately for Acree, according to the He had not shown Caulfield the Graham and Ford's weakness in foreign affairs, for example, s teamroller has run over a veteran civil Wayne tax data, and another IRS official drew servant, testimony, Caulfield tr ied to pump up The un(!ertan(1in: between the nation's top Federal sludge John A. Heed's opinion Editor The Herald Sanford, Fla. Kicking Sunday Herald Deathl JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FI(EN0I AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-261 1 or 831.9993 Kids Key To Revival partial moderator known for his interest in community affairs, Sanford television official and personality, Nick Pfeilauf. By GEORGE W.CRANE into the Highway Patrol, so we As a resident of the area for over a quarter Sanford Dear Sir: County century Ph. D., M.D. — and not involved iii real estate as divided the six drivers into two I keep reading in your paper and hearing teams. implied by an outsider who "crashed" a people of Lake Mary question the City Council's CASEA4%: Rev. Samuel, John Francis Mattingly, 34, James Elwood Knight, 20 of "Each month the team that Chamber of Commerce Board meeting — I want aged 24, Is a seminary student. votes and most certainly justifiably so. 1804 W. 15th St., is In Seminole Belle Road Winter Springs to thank you for the space given J Richards to brought the most people was to "Dr. Crane," he began, " People of Lake Mary please wake up—It's your cover our community County Jail in lieu of bond, bonded out of the Seminole affair.,. I do wish that handle a ch urch on weekends at be treated to a weinez bake or City. charged with tresspassing, and County Jail after being arrested JACKSONVILLE, Swimming party, with the representing the amber's positive, a neighboring II I would like to pose the following questions to articles Fla. (AP) attempting to elude poli ce of. in Seminole County for pr for losers furnishing the refresh. Dennis B. Glasscock thinking and would make your front is probthe residents of Lake Mary for consideration: "It has been struggling proper exhibition of a firearm. ably alive, police say, because ficer. Mrs. R. E. True Why not see that you are being represented the page. several years to keep afloat, for mnents. Ulysses Burke, 42, Midway IS 1w resisted an impulse to kick a "Well, the idea caught Norman Lee Wiese, 33, of 183 the membership way you want? Shouldn't you attend your City in the Editor Seminole County Jail in Mitch Court is in the Seminole gasoline has been right from the start, can that turned to out Council meetings, let yo ur voices be heard and dwindling. lieu of $7 bond, charged with county The Herald "And the rivalry motive be a camouflaged bomb. Jail in lieu of $100 bond, "And the attendance at insist your desires be carried out? driving und er the influence of Sanford, Fla. Glasscock is a former men acted like a shot of adrenaline charged with disorderly inA1'C certain councilmen forcing their views on Sunday School had dropped to to a lcohol and reckless driving. our ber of the sheriff's vice squad dying I cation. tox church you at )'Otlr expense? Can your pocketbooks an average of only 43, Charity Sadler Golden, 30, Dear Sir: congregation who is expected to be a witness afford everything needed at once? Sure we will "Well, I formerly played Cameron Avenue, is in the We the cattlemen of the state of Florida Lynn Michelle "The very next Sunday, our against three ex-policemen Seminole County Jail in lieu of Orlando is in theGard, 22, would basketball in college and enjoy grow but how fast? Do we always have to copy fed Highway Patrol brought in 18 charged in a like to have a fair market for our livestock at a competition, so Seminole eral gambling other Seminole Cities? I toyed with as bond, charged with Care- County Jail in lieu of $5,000 fair price to compare with: additional persons, so our atcase. your idea about using a school What happened to the phrases we heard a year less driving and driving under bond, charged with possession 1. The price of feed, Police say 1 M.- saw what a bus to haul children and old. tendance jumped from the ago "Incorporate to retain your identity and Pthe influence of alcohol. 2. PrIce of gasoline up from 59 to 65 cents a sters to Sunday setioo of controlled substance. previous average of 43, till it peared to be an ordinary govern yourselves?" gasoRobert Lee Washington, 28, of gallon, now reached 61. "My church trustees didn't line can and a length of hose 125 Icngstory Drive is in Are we turning into a real estate man's Leland Jackson Barnard, 22, 3. Tractor fuel, 40 to 50 cents per gallon, "And on a couple of later beside his car Friday a paradise? see how we can raise even sM s fie Seminole County Jail in lieu of Orlando, is in the Seminole 4. Fertilizer $115 to $1 a ton , for a used bus. Isn't it unusual the Chief wanted to be our one Sundays our Highway Patrol stepped from his mobile home, $5,000 bond, charged with Coun ty Jail In lieu of ,000 had to 5. Wire, $30 to $35 a roll, His first impulse was to kick aggravated assault, man police force at an annual salary of $10,500 "So I talked to our Young the demmake extra trips to fill bond, charged with trespassing, 6. Rnce posts. $1 to 1.65 each, and. the ran, he said, thinking some. and nowall of asudden we've turned intostich I People, who aie juniors and Mulverry and possession of controlled Lcnn White, 1610 7. Staples, 50 to 55 ccias per pound, "13), the first inuntli's party, wic imighurumic City that an additional man is needed iors in Iligh &-hool. had been siphoning fuel Ave., reported his wallet -suhlance 8. Labor if you can get it is $25 to $45 per day. Sunday School attendance from his car. irruTiediately? What will he ask for In the next "Most of them have Our containing We have 1973 and 1974 calf crop on the gr 170 worth of credit Billy K. Williams, 19 of 131 W. had reached 103, which was a year? If tie had kicked at these prices and cannot sell at the prices now it or picked it cards, cash and checks stolen Story Road, Winter Garden big Wh y was so much coun cil support given a difference being offered. We are asking for Congress to do take"And six of them agreed to a verage of onl yfrom our former up, investigators said, it would from Auto Inspection Station on reported boat trailer valued at their family car to pick U temporary Mayor and so little is being given to a 25th Street. probably have blown up. $1500 stolen. something In regard to the amount of iniported "Meanwhile, church at. Mayor elected by the people? Instead, Glasscock exall Cathrine Piece, beef pouring in to the United States. Germany children for Sunday School. 26, of 113 Michael Kaiser, W San. "We called these six our tendance also zoomed so I was the can and then called police. Scott Drive reported items dalwood Drive, Fern Park and Japan have stopped imports to protect their encouraged to better ser. controllable temper be allowed to vent his anger own country, why can't we protect our own meat 'Ifighway Patrol'and urged all monizing. A military bomb-disposal amounting to $M worth were reported bicycle valued at r,5 our church folks to let them on another councilman at a public meeting industry as well? stolen. -squad disarmed the device. In- stolen from her home, without even an apology? know ot any youngster or (Al*ay% write I will also vestigators said it consisted of mention this is election year and I to Dr crano i WøII thøe it Ic M i..• •,s e..A....'. n,iu JICIuVU uaii- Of IflC Lvening Herald. • WAl*.....IIVAI w ... will vote and control all I can. encfrjing about 1,000 feet of detonator We are not askin g 009 Stampd. ;rtion on Sunday. headlines It might not look like much but to me addreed envelop primer cord coiled inside and a my corTununity is important and we need the' "Dr. Crane, we also P('fl?inQ Costs asking to be back the way we were in 1970, wt%en you Send for one quantity of nails which would '71 decided to inject a little rivalry help of all Otizens to mke it work. ' . Sunday Herald Letters To The Editor Make Checks Payable To: TAPES P.O. Box 848, Sanford, Fl. 32771 NAME ADDRESS__________________ L- -- ----------------------------------------- fit SOUTHERN AIR OF SANFORD,INC. 100 N. MAPLE AVE. - �- - - __------- - -- 11111111111111111111111111111 Wilk IL LSunday Herald SPORTS 6A—Sunday Herald * - Sunday, July 28, 1974-7A You Can 't Fool Every Batter - S Sunday July 28, 1974 401 I By SPORTS '. I . IN BRIEF* BOB ORRELL U P 1( , Good News: Salt Fishing Hot, 4 Local Bass Begin To School menhaden minnows to shrimp according to Merle Keller, Pier Operator. The ocean is full of mullet and menhaden minnows around the piers In this area and as a result, tarpon and king mackerel are coming In close to shore. Keller said none had been landed yet but many have been spotted sending the pier fishermen's blood pressure soaring. So Far this week, the anglers have had to settle for the usual run of whiting, sheepshead, a few flounder along with the big trout mentioned. Wayne Brady at the "Fishin' Hole" Bait Shop con- firmed the report of tarpon around the piers and stated that river fishing was "hot" right now. Trout are in the river for those who know how to find them; mangrove snapper, sea bass and snook catches have been excellent. Live bait shrimp, which have been somewhat hard to get for a few weeks, are coming in once more A couple of entries In the Daytona Chamber of Commerce fishing tournament worthy of note were a 72 pound tarpon caught by David Lete as he fished behind one of the shrimp boats and an eight pound bluefish Landed in the surf. Cki the local fresh water scene, some good news, some bad. The bad news Is that Bob King, operator Of Marina Isle Camp on East S.R. 46, Is in the V.A. hospital in Gainesville. He Is undergoing extensive tests with the possibility Of open hurt surgery s in LbS Offing. The camp IS closed for the present but I think I speak for all the fishermen In wishing Bob a speedy recovery. Th e river Isn't the same without seeing Bob and his wife, Shirley, out there pulling In thoc' Pig bream. The good news is—a few bass are starting to school once more. We spotted a few small rallies near the mouth of the Wekiva Wednesday and Irene Faulk at Camp Seminole reported a seven pounder landed on a "jigger pole with a pork rind strip this week. Catfish and panfLsh are doing all right on the Wekiva. George Cheney at Wekiva River Haven told of redbreast, bluegills, and even a couple of small bass landed right at the camp. Lake Jessup __ j-- come to wS again. women, Josephine Ezell, Viols &Ii Washington piiU w 4Seam Three A popka who usually W r husband, Cannon, said reason the fish were biting so good was because she left him home that day. Spec kl ed perch are also making an appearance in Jesstq, hitting li ve minnows aro und the tree-line at shore. Pete Kelley at Seminole Sporting Goods had word Of a MZ4 da4laiI pound ba3scaught by Ross MlUeton the M Johns near Snake Creek. Miller used a fly rod popper and weighted float on his spinning rod. Haven 't heard Of that rlgInyearsbutitusetobed1yong Kelley also mentioned that the blue plastic worm has been paying off for him; he has taken several bus this week In the sma ll lakes Pete Ragsdale of the Crime Lab lost a "Rapala" plug to huge catfish in Lake Monroe last Saturday and de termined not to be outdone by such a crit ter, returned wi th live shiners for bait. Don't know If It was the same one that busted his line, but he evened up the score by palling lna ten pound cat the nuty The gang at Plaza Sports Shop had another catfish story—Jerry Corneal selected the Eeoc River for his catflshing trip and landed 27 of them, the largest one hitting the scales at 17 poujdg A bass of eigh t pounds topped the string for Mr. and Mrs. John Benton as they fished the Wekiva River In the Blackwater area, Hyacinth are no problem at present in Highland Park River and Lake Woodruff near DeI.and, Rich Rollins at Highland Park Camp reported the run open and some GREEN HAY, Wis. i AN — Warrants for the arrest of 20 picketing Green Bay p!ayers Thursday night were obtained in response to 'threat" by center Ken Bowman to prevent a scrimmage with the Chicago Bears, say Sa y s No ,,I Pa in - 4 - ;•.' I . -- - -. , j. ,.. -• - -1!'-.- ii . .s, - , •' J. -- • ,; •-: • . • . - - - -- .-.-• 3 - f .1 - - - - - - , _ ,. . - ,- • . - ! 4 $" ~ , 1,. 1 - - •" - s ' '- - - f i t - .. h 4W .. - ' - . $ , - , 4' -. • -.E-t,# • - i -. .. -, __! eat& GRABBING - . . ' • ,. 4 % -. - ' -i . , j ,,,, ., 0 0 , % .. c li . .. - , A SO ME ' - --!' .. - - : - .- - - -~ * I 1 - - - -. - ',.: • 1. 3l,. -, , % '1 *. 7 llt . = , , ), oft t' -.-, . : ,. 4'. . - - .- A~ 4 fr 4 - and Dock Ellis and Ramon 11 innings. The San DiegoHernandez combined on a five. Atlanta game was rained out. hitter as Pittsburgh beat Mon. Tom Seaver pitched a base. The shutout was the first of treal. ball game for the New York the season (or Seaver, 7.8, and Mets and It was no sweat. Bet- his first complete game since Wi th two out in the first, Al ter yet, It was no pain. Oliver extended his hitting June 1. After a prolonged absence streak to 20 games with a single Cubs 10, PhillIeg with a bad back, Seaver reand St.argell followed with a line Billy Williams hit a basesturned Frida y night and showed loaded home run in the sixth In. dri ve triple to right. Zisk then (i11'ered Stargell with a single flashes of oldtirne brilliance by nine, powering Chicago over btiLiiig the St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia. The homer was to right. 3.0 with a four-hitter, Bob Robertson added another the 13th of the season for WilWhile overpowering the Car- hams and the eigh th grand run In the seventh wi th his 10th dInals with a stunning (ast ball, slamof his career. homncrof the year. Astroi8, Dodgers 7 the two-time Cy Young Award winner was more impressed Larry Milb urne beat ynd with his physical conditIon. baseman Dave Lopes' throw "Thebigthing,"sajdseaver, es" home following Roger Met"was that I was able to pitch • zger's1lth'fnnIng grounder an d and not have anything hurt" ga ve Houston a close victory Seaver hadn't pitched since over Los Angeles. BASEBALJ... July7becauseofasacne ______________________ Milbourne led off the 11th p condition In his back, with a single, was bunted to On Friday night, Seaver second and took third on Greg Giants 5, Reds 4 made up for his lack of work Steve Ontiveros and Ken Gross' single off Mike Mar. li 0. !,eru,epas,,eww eeI.ju beaver Seaver Rudolph cracked two-run sin. Siiaii, 11-5, before Metzger hit threw 108 pitches, Including 55 glesto highlight arIve.rujtjijj his decisive grounder. o 66 fastballs for strikes, Inning that carried San Other National League Francisco over Cincinnati. American League scores: scores, Chicago Cubs 10, Phila. Winning pitcher Jim Barr, 5, Texas 10, Chicago 6; Baltimore delptua Phillies 7; San Fran- triggered the outburst against 9, Cleveland 5 in 11 Innings; cisco Giants 5, Cincinnati Reds Don Gullett, 12.7, with a single. New York 5, Milwaukee 1; De. S g Pirates 3, Mon. , trolt 1, Boston 0 In 11 Innings; Pirates 3, Expos '1 -zos 0, and Houston AsWillie Stargell and Richie Kansas City 3, California2 and tros 8, to Angeles Dodgers 7 In Zisk drove in first-inning runs Oakland 5, Minnesota 3. By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer - .., '. :" .I -F •;•, •,, ,,. - Happy Deas of the Sanford Swim Association, takes a big mouthful of air at the Ikh A' n`usl invftatlonal swim meet this weekend at the Sanford Bath and Tennis Club pool. Some 400 swimmers represen ting 17 Florida !ubs co mpe ted. (Photo by Bill Vincent) (4 c said Laurey, 79, of Chicago, who skated for Roller Derby at $1250 per week. 'People weren't coming to see us much as they once did," Laurey recalled. "SO, in Lou isville, I threw a couple of guys over the railing. They fined me $ and disqualified me, so i threw my skates track and left. Everyone else was pushing, so i thought, 'What the hell?' The people liked i "I always skated for the money," he said. "You could always buy the medals later." Laurey's business cards Wentlfy him as the "World's Prof. Roller Skating Champion, No. I Roller Derby Skater and present holder of 2-5.l00.15O- Gabr el Defects P la S i yer "1 trIed out and was terrible It was all I could do to Stand up." she recalled. "The only reason I got chosen was be. cause I wore short skirts and the owner thought I had a good sha pe." trik e 11 . t 4.) - - - to It g * Is ft ' -- _____ '.' • --• , . idavniulut, -f - -I '. PORT CREDIT, Ont. (/sP) it -'44 i - — — -. - '' I, SI ,• * 50 50 Torok GB 57 1 46 ' 3)5 17 1 50 it S 15 I .4"•' ' 471 S lowing day, "I got a message in the locker room that Hank wanted to see me," Hyland said later, red stains visible on his shirt. "So I went to his locker. "Ile told mc he had never doubled-talked anyone, and I 'told him that he had doubletalked the writers in Pittsburgh at the iii-Star game, Hyland claimed Aaron made a comment f he effect that he never wanted to see the writer again, and smashed the straw. .562 .510 49 17 ,io 7 i 30 50 .500 I 47 52 475 10' P,,tt0ta California 39 61 390 19 Friday's Garnet Te.as 10. Ch'ago 6 Q,ilt,more 9, Cleveland 5, II mings Now YOft Mllwbuke, Drtroit 1, Boston II innings Oakland S. Mnneta 3 Kansas City 3, CalifornIa 2 3, . No, this Lake Mary youngster didn't hit the pitcher In the face with bat, but then he didn't hit the ball either, during sandlot game that sometimes sees as many ashis 40 players a day. , 'p — ','-_.__,_.\ -• • ',, -_.,,,,, - -. -. -, I ' - I 0 Saturda y's Games Detroit IL,iGr Cleveland ii Perry Msnnnetola (Corb n Oakland (Hunter U I) 96) 4? National League East W I Pc? PhlaOa , &a SO Louis Pitt%burgP% 465 MOflTCI 46 50 Chca90 442 1733 Pa'York Al Itsi i st 4750 GB - 2' 3 7 s 55 so n ii LOu'S , Saturday's Gamt,s 7 7) at Louis (Foetch cagO (Bonham 91)) Chi 176 and Ko at '.on SA) at Philadelphia (Ruth en 4 7 and Ttchell 1 7). 2, . Chicaqc (Johnson 30) at Texas (Hrgan 93). II Milwaukr', (Champion ii at flatimor (Garland 33). N NCW Y or k (Tidrow 1$) at Boston (Cleveland 76). P4 Kansas City ID,sl Canton S 11 at California (Figueroa 1-2), P4 Sundays Games Detroit at Cleveland Milwaukee at Baltimor' New York at Boston Chicago at Oakland, 7 M'inesol,i at Callorni 2 i-: ,,n',s City it T etas N two night San Diego (Spillner S 5) at Cincinnati (Carroll 201. N Los Angeles (Doning 3 41 'it Atlanta (Morton II?). N Montreal IMcAnaIly 61)) ,It P4e.v York lApoda(a 251, P4 San Francisco (DAcqusto 9 7) at Houston (Duker 661. P1 Sunday's Games Pittsburgh ,it PPiladelphia St LouiS at Chlcauc Los Angeles at Atlanta - San cit'go at C,ncinnat, .'.'t-'i?r,',ul it P4i,,', York 'ti I .fIt S( C, at II(:St[) - • • while playing for the University Florida. But he hopes to make a career out of playing wide rece i ve r for the Miami Dolphins. Moore, who was injured and saw limited action last season for Florida, said Friday that he was optimistic about his chances of catching on with the National Football league of champions. lie said the fact that starting Dolphin receiver Paul Warfield has sign ed b play for the Memphis Southunen of the World Football League in 1975 — coupled with the fact that re- serve receiver Howard Twilley is 30 years old helps his - ihances, -. AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (725 at bats)— Carew, ,'n, 361. Ystr:mski, Bsn 326 RUNS Ytrm.ki, Bin, 67; 14i,ers, Cat 61 0 Allen, Chi. 61 RUNS BATTED IN - Burrought, Tex, 71, D.Allen, ChI, It. HITS Carew. Mm. 143; Riven. fa', 116 DOUBLES. Rudi. Oak 1rroujtv. Tc., 23. 77 - TRIPLES—Rivers, Cal, 7: Otis, KC 7, Campanen,s, Oak, 7, Wohllord, KC. 6 tIOME RUNS--D Allen, Chi ,. 26, M.lyliCrry. KC, 19 STOLEN BASES—P4orlh, Oak, 37; Rir5, Cal 78 I NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING 1773 Al ba?) Q,srr. All 3S& lisk. Pgh, 371 RUNS Wynn,IA,67, fltmch.Cmn, 66, PUNS ISATTED If.' (edeno. hitn, It. SchmIdt, Phi, 71, Wynn, LA, 71. flIT S Garr, All, 149; 0 C.ath, Ph,, 177 w,f 6,01105 - lt;42q than Don Shula?" Moore has been bothered sonic by his left knee, which . -. • AO I _- . '"\ Y/H /. BIG SELECTION .. --, •'. - - - ____ !' LEVIS ' 1 5,' _________ _________ #14AIP9? ignoring a lower back ailment, - . - . ,.. . he played in the AllStar Game, —; - ç1_ / I, .. Pre-Shrunk Denim Bell Bottoms V '?IANToc Also Corduroy Bells o7ai,,' RP 50X, LL'44' '/Of 7#( I -.1W&1 9 4 .4't7at'f2oc Z''#i,tfZ 1 MANUEL JACOBSON !9 I DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST. Ph. 322-4112 -L In ROARING HARNESS RACING reported six-Figure offer from the :sV'L's Jacksonville Shark:, HOME RUNS Wnn, LA. 77, Cr'deno, IOn. 71 STOLEN BASES Brock, S?L, 63; Mn,oan (n iO , -- controlled scrimmage tonight A registration fee is payab!. in the Orange Bowl as part of at that time. Free physicals f the preparation for an Aug. 3 all boys will be scheduled at exhibition at Cincinnati. later datc-. Moore was a third-round draft to Settle for less. "Mid I hope to go into the coaching profession sooner or later. Who better to learn from p & ' BOSTON (AP) Boston Red Sox slugger Carl Yastrzernskj, enjoying his finest year since leading the team to the Amencan League pennant in 1967, limped home early Saturday morning and went directly to Vastrzemski, a 35-year-old veteran who di vi des his time betweep left field and first base, sat out th e closing two games of a series in Texas last weekend and the Red Sox's 1.0 loss to Detroit Friday' night. However, ' r r hy ca g '',' . -- if ;iq l in i ' Football Registration on pick of Miami, turning down a DOUBLES Carorra? Chi, 23. Starcl,, Pqh, 73 P Smith StL, 73. M addox, SF, 73 TRIPLES-Garr. All. I), OCash, Phi, 6 A Oliver PgP, I '"' -. YOU'RE ON THE RIGHT TRACK TO BIG PAYOFFS AT to join lip. Major Leagi e Leaders '. some of that stuff (moves) you know he can do." Moore said he's not wasting time while he kn ee heals, adding, "My main concern right now is getting the knowledge down while I'm waiting for my knee to come around." In other Dolphin training. Pop Warner Football Regiscamp action, defensive tackle tration LaiTy Woods reported in to play in for all boys wishing to Pee Wee, Midget, and bring the number of veterans In Jr. hiantemn leagues in Seminol CflinP to 15. Woods was on County will be held Aug. 3 from reserve squad most of last year. 9 a.m. until noon at the He played in three regularSeminole YMCA offices behind season games. Lake Brantley High in Forest The Dolphins will play in a City. "Another thing that helps me out is I can block," said the 5foot-1, 177-pound Moore. "Size doesn't really matter as long as you can execute," "1 have no regrets about signing here," he said. "The WFL is off to a good start, but you still don't know if it's going to hold up. I hope it does, because if I don't make it in the NFL, i'd like to try the WFI.. "It's just that you like to give yourself a chance to make It to the top," tie added. "You hate a., ' was operated on six weeks ago. But Shula sa id "Nat is starting to look good aialn. You can see - oc ,q a'ij Yaz A . series of tests to determine a na gging aIlment. "It looks as if it could be a gall bladder or an appendicitis attack," Boston trainer Buddy LeRoux said as he led Yastrzemskl to a private car and a trip to the hospital. "We'll know more tatet to- , 4tE- Boston s Hahnemann Hospital for a ' — MIAMI (AP) Nat Moore ran for 845 yards and eight touchdowns two rears aim by Alan Mover . Nat Moore Eyes A I! I -. vv iue rceceiver — Los Angeles 65 IS .650 Cincinnati 60 II 594 5': Pio%ton ii S2 Atlanta SI 19 510 San £6 Fran 155 19': San Diego 59 FrIdiy't Games Chicago 10 Philadelphia San Dego at AtIana, post nci San Francisco S. Cncinna?l A Pittsburgh J. Montreal o New York 3. St 0 1 Houston I. Los Amjelc 11 Pittsburgh (Brett 3.31 TAINTED TIANT wooden legs. Maybe, an all-night vIgil There are alternatives to "roughing it." would help. At least, I could go With an axe' The camper For relaxation, there is water down fighting. That plan lasted protests. How will his wife and skiing. Make that water plow- about 10 minutes. son eat if his hands that pound a Ing. Maybe it was the outdoor air, typewriter are scarred and if a farmer could atta ch wa- the cool breeze from the lake or battered. Clarence Darrow was ter skis to a tractor, I could the stars overhead, but the never more eloquent. He Is plow an entire field with my skep was sounder than any In spared. nose What a furrow, many weeks. St 79) Fishing followed water skilug. One lost lure, three limbs and a willow tree later, that ended. The mood was somber heading back to shore; after all it was to be the last meal. The chefs went out of their WYCOfl'i on the cob roasted In aluminum foil, fried ham and other goodies. They knew the end was near. The cot was only inches off the ground . The snakes, spiders and other crawling, slithering . B - lodriguez' seven-under-par threatened with heavy storms round was a record for the Mis"I shot 65 but so did everysissauga Golf Club course—list- body else," said Nicklaus with a ed at 6788 yards but playing shrug. shorter. The score has been 'The course was set up too bettered on the pro tour only h'rt," Nicklaus said, pointing man-eaters would be fighting among themselves to see which would be the first to scale its c, Well $7 ii 49 17 Teiât - A SWING AND A MISS West 0 004n (rcago K an City - - • .'-' — 46 .526 46 51 All-Star gatni' in Pittsburgh that he would take the Job, Clyde King was named the new Braves' manager the fol- berries into his face, m - - sn't I twice this season, out that the markers were Controversy over the way the Ani, said Rodriguez, It was shoved forward on the par courie was set up—some of the his bct round "since I had 64 in threes and one par five hole. great names said it was too the lamnO'Shanterjn 1964." His For a national championship, easy—swirled over the second 131 total, nine under par is the the championship of a country, round of the $200,000 Canadian best 36 hole score this season. I think we ought to play th e Open golf championship. It gave bArn a one-shot lead whole golf course. it's a shame Little Chi Chi Rodriguez had over happy-go-lucky Larry to play it the way we did." a different slant on it, however. Ziegler, who also had a 0—his "It belittled the course," said 'It played short because of career best—An the extremely Wciskopf. the way I Mt the ball" the dl- low scoring. And the touring pros took adminutive Puerto Rican said Seven other players, in- vantage f it , making a mockwith a big grin Friday after he eluding Jack Nicklaus and dc cry of par. romped home with a brilliant 63 fending champion Tom Weisand record total of 131 for the 36 kept, had 65s on the tight little hole lead in this national layout that was subjected to a championship, ' drizzling morning rain and was -' , * 41011;441P MW I ' ki - ''4$f -. ____________________ _____________ " In Frida y 's National Leagw' games it was Chicago 10, Phlla. delphia 7; San Francisco 5, Ciii. cinnati 4; Pittsburgh 3, Mon.. treal 0; New York 3, St. Louis 0, and Houston 8, Los Angeles 7 in 11 innings San Diego at Atlanta as rained out. ni ) I a I ni I ri g , (: 00 _______________ -- \ highlighted the Royals' threerun rally in the ninth inning that handed the Angels their 12th straight loss at home and kept Slanager Dick Wilhaiw, winless in California. .i . W omplicates Easy Life 17 30 465 4 Aaron apparently was dis-turbed about an one of llyland's articles In which he criticized Aaron for at first saying he did not want to be the manager of the Braves and then saying on national television during the ',, •. "w game was rained out. '• - - C AmIrICaL,.gV. East W L PC,- Ritt,morr small carton of strawberries into his face Friday night. Aaron declined comment on the matter, Hyland said the incident occurred in the Braves' locker room while the team waited out a rain delay' of a scheduled National League baseball game with the San Diego Padres. 'The ,' o berries - 0)4', - - 0"' - J.\ Cleveland ATLANTA (All) Atlanta Journal sports writer Frank Hyland said home run king hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves ended a spirited dis0 cusslon with him bysmashinga > Th eCoac Boston Writer , ut V ' ... - • •;_ .' . b. Cam pi ng Aaron ' ' a.ç ..i4 . : . at - '.. _-1 ~!t_ Chi Chi nE-i-~ wf-~ ,*,1 ' SCOREBOARD p Ar - - .. - -- ... Boy I fl j ________ __________ , runt, !~.: We- I- - ___________ victory. - - T•. ______ e - - .,A N ' A HOT SPRINGS, Ark, (AP) — heading back, wherever that is. Camping didn't sound half bad; "There it Is," he said, pointeven to the only city-reared Ing to a clump of trees on a resident of Arkansas. small Island in the middle of the Tales of air-conditioned lake. "The only thing bad about camper units, showers, fl ush it IS that somebody has been toilets, running water and help- here and cleared some of the ful neighbors were appealing, trees. We even had to build a 41 So, at 31, the city boy yen- latrine because the bushes tured Into the outdoors for the aren't thick enough. first time, 'What we really like to do Ile weaved his way from get in there and fight the ticks Little Rock to a camping area and the weeds," he said. on nearby Lake Ouachltawith. He Is, of course, the Daniel out a wrong turn. 'Lewis and Boone of the family who lives Clark would ha ve been proud of a muioblle home on 10 acres and the compass ork. Spirits took a sharp down- believes the world is closing in. There is no camper, no showward turn moments later. en, no electricity. Only a tent. The camper-to-be was met by "The women and children his brother-in-law in a boat. "It's the only way we can get can sleep in the tent. We'll sleep to the Island where we're outside." camping," he said. Outside—with the wild j. An island? After the neces- mals? sary provisions were loaded He says the fire needs some into the boat, the marina—and wood. There is no woodpile. cIvIlization—quickly faded "We'll cut some." from sight The shoreline of Lake Ouachits has a sameness to it and discourages the idea of overpowerin g the boat capta in and - -U - 1 Royals 3, Angels 2 George Brett's two-run single rim - __ - man. "And in the cities where aren't NFL teams, the people are going to keep corn- - ~ CARLISLE, Pa, (AP) The Washington Redskins' 57 nonstriking playets travel to Mount Vernon, N.Y., for a scrimmage today against the New England Patr iots. Redskins Coach George Allen said he would take ad. vantage of the scrimmage to evaluate his personnel, nearly all of them rookies or free agents, and decide %thether to continue practices on a two-a-day basis, - - _- and Chris Chambllss knocked in one run apiece in New York's victory over the Brewers. "I think we're the best team If anything was dead, it was In the American League," Chicago's gloves. ' White Mason said. "We can play with Sox made five errors. anyone. Boston and Baltimore are still the teams to beat. But A's 5, Thins 3 we haven't won a game in Campaneris drove in Boston yet. We hope we can two runs with a bases-loaded ta ke care of that on the road single to highljtht a four-run trip." six-Inning rally that gave Oakland it's eighth straight sicHangers 10, While Sex 6 tory over the Twins, "Well, no one can say our bats are dead any more," Man. Rookie Glenn Abbott won his ager Billy Martin said after his third game, despite yielding Rangers banged out 16 hits en Larry BAsic's homer and sacriroute to their fourth straight fire fly for all of Minnesota's 1111111111 111 1 1 M ' I tried to fo,! Jim Nettles with a Skins Scrimmage • Jene Vizena was 17 when graduated from high school In 1935 and left her home to look for secretarial work In Chicago. ree weeks later she was of. feted a job with the newly. formed Roller Derby. Is...was - 171 'Gate' Another skatei helped and eventually she became a top perfonner. She measures her success by the Injuries she suEfered— a twice-broken back, 32 stiches in her head, and six e a months In a body cast. Johnny Rosasco of the Miami NEW YORK (AP) — Some suburb of Coral Gables has or. people take a reserved apganized the reunions for the proach to the enthusiastic repast three years. He said he ception the World Football misses the old days of corn- League has received In the petition, where speeds ex- three weeks since Its first seaceeded 40 miles per hçur and son started. They say that when more than 10,000 persons the National Football League watched the barnstorming starts playing, the WFL's atskaters. tendance will drop off. "We're not part of It now," Members of the New York Rosas uld. "I don't even Like Stars don't feel that way, how. to talk about It or watch It. Now ever, and the Stars have played It's Just hate. Ours was a sport, before over 140,000 people in now It Is just a performance." their three games this season. "The people who come to Stars games don't go to the NFL games, I think," sa id Stars' quarterback Tom Sher. curve. The ball ended up on the warning trac) in center field, a solid double, Four innings later, Jim Vice president Gerald Ford's Washington office announced Friday the vice president Ul play in a pro-amateur event next Wednesday, preceding the start Thursday of the $200000 Pleasant Valley Classic, a stop on the PG/s tour. o 5001,000 mile" speed records. Like Laurey, most of the group bear battle scars. He has plastic hip joints. One woman recently had a spinal fusion be. cause of a skating Injury suf. feted over three decades ago. Northrup's single, only the third hit off Cleveland, gave the Tigers an 11-inning 1-0 victory. In Friday night's other games, New York beat Milwauk 5-1, Texas topped Chi. cago IM, Oakland defeated Minnesota 5-3 and Kansas City turned back California 3.2. Yan ks 5, Brewers I Jim Mason had three hits, ineluding his (aurth homer of th e year, Elliott Maddox singled home two runs and Lou Piniella Two innings later he hit a sacrifice fly in a (our-run burst tl1Itcarrii'dtt Orioles toan inning ftiuin ph over the Indiaws and shackled Perry with his third straight loss. Perry tried to sneak a fast one past Baltimore's Paul Blair in the ninth inning Friday night and Blair snuck it into the left SUTTON, Mass. (AP) I Roller Derb y port Tu rns 'Show ' WFL s MIAMI BEACH (AP) — Wearing scars like badges of honor, 150 battered veterans of game skating's heyday have gathered to reminisce and bemoan Changes they say make fisticuffs more Important than footwoit But while most of the Roller Derby Has-Beens don't like what they see now — the pushing and shoving matches where racing and skating are sometimes secondary — Joe Laurey thiflk3Usf)Othachged for the, better, He claimed Thursday to have initiated the rough-and-tumble character of the game In 1936 when he belted two opponents over the rail. "Now it's better than ever," field seats for a game-tying two-run bonier, And If you're either one, you get burned, VP In Pro Am . LOWITI' Ckveland ... iteggte that no- hitting the Detroit Tigers for 6 2-3 innings. Then he court restraining order. iii :-iciers nan oulalneci the order only hours before. The Packer Corp. said in a statement late Friday it sought the order "in response to a published threat" by .: o packer officials. Bowman, the Packer player representative, and the others were taken Into custody less than two hours before the scrimmage on charges of disregarding orders of a police officer. The players, picketing In the Liumbeau Field parking lot in support of the National Football League players' strike, voted not to comply with orders of a deputy police chief Uiab'they limit picketing to areas specified in a circuit ..., I "But New York needs anoth. CHESTER, Pa. (AP) — Gabriel5aIdheflmed his de.. 0' J . er team, too," says pklcker Quarterback Roman Gabriel cision to coincide with a vote by If says he crossed the Na tiona l 25 other veterans to end their Moses Latjerman. "I know a lot '.' -- - -.--. .. .Football League Players Asso. informal workouts and report to of people that go crazy for CIatiOn picket line because he camp Player representative football—no matter who's play. Ing' 'ri doesn'tlikethefreedomjssue TomDemnpseywasexpeJ k A lot of those people ha ve which has kept pla yers on conduct it 4' '!a" . -shown strike. up at games the Stars < "There are two ways tobar. have played. New York opened gain. you can goth with abn, the season witha loss before . _____ ; --' of stuff and see what you can 50,112 at Jacksonville against Di es . -. the Sharks, welcomed 17,943 to get. Or you can go In with wha t is basic. And sometimes you get 2l,000-seat Downing Stadium .. for their home opener, then more when you stick with what I . . travelled to Philadelphia last Is basic," Gabriel saId. Rin "If the Players Associa tion j Thumsday for a 17-15 triumph , r over the Bell before 64,719 and a had limited its freedom de.. TAMPA, Fla. — A 16-year-old national television audience. mands to the Rozelle rule and boy who collapsed during a ', the option clause, I probably boxl'ig match at Lake Magda- "Our games aren't on the •J IF-al-•'; same nights as the NFL, for one ,j would ha ve stayed out. But we lene Juvuille Home died of . bass being taken on liveshimrs near Lake Dexter. Lake - - I thing, so there's no cornprobably would have all been in natural causes, officials mid 1 -a - ..V7_7 ~~ Woodruff Is one of the best speckled perch spots In the _~v .Z.- Petition" says defensive tackle * camp last week," the after an autopsy. — state from early Fall through the Spring -*' .' a year, 14 year veteran said at a John Elliott "And for another Police said the autopsy cow~ 7-- _____ ___ ~~ '1 1 news conference. fa thing, there are people who pleted Friday showed that Ken- -. -• - v-. --— ' Tight end Kent Kramer arid netti Paul of Winchendon, 'L have season tickets for the . - - -..--•••=defensive back Willie Ger. Mass., died of cardiac ar(NFL) New York Jets and CIVN ¶1---.' - .... ants that still come to our many, two other veterans, rhythmla,whlch is ra pid heartUt h Stars T St joined Gabriel In camp late beat that doctors attributed to game." 1. -i Friday, giving Coach Mike excitement ', . -. •-, The game they saw In New McCormack five vets in camp. MaJ. Walter Helnrlch of the l'; York was a horrirying 32. loss ' - -Gabriel, who arrived at * the Hillsborxigh County Sheriffs to the Birmingham AmnerIca . , . . . B ii -h after Eagles' Widener CoLlege tra in- OfficesaldLhatnolndicationof th e Stars had bre S . ' 'i : 'c i' iij: Ing cam p after dark Thursday f ou l pla y had been found. 315 fi rst-half yards and a 29-3 -' ' SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — men made plans to buy the night, said: " lead at intermission The lights Th e decision to e you Th th , who reportedly • h N -'•;. , . Wi th O,200seasontjcketswld •• .• e , at Downing Stadi um were clison, On come Into was not as(llf. camCtoFlorldawlth anem. mci a $ million pledge from to. the condition the team could ficult as the decision how to ploys of his father, Napolean mally dim—players, coaches cal Investors, businessman 5ell7100 sawn tjehe, .handle It. My way of thinking PauI, had been placedtn the ju.. and fans admitted It—and the James A. Cellier says he'll pura The big queWoni now for Cbl~ was that I don,t &grft with the venile tww after T=T& •it' ': hometownheroslost. 't il ç police I chase the Utah Stars of the Her and his Investors Is whether way our association has more arrested tutu 7.; Oil C1IaTgS of .4 . 7bursday's triumph over the American Basketba ll Associ. Coach Joe Mull auey will leave or less attacked the owners -. st M!.. Bell should help as the Stars ,, breaking and cntenrg end pet at.ion the team ' A Memphis "Their way of negotia ting t) larceny, officers said return to New York to fa ce 'I5' ,.. Bill Daniels has been trying newspaper says Mutiancy has was like sending -a bill to ConThey said he had been boxing R Jacksonville this Wednesiiay i"t / '. t ell the club since he an- been hired to roach the ABA's greu r' with a few riders, hoping for only ab ou night to try and avenge their * t 30 seconds when • notrnced plans to run for gower- Memphis Sounds, but Mullaney the • opening loss. big bill would be accepted he collapsed He was pro.f C!rzdc, hd cnic . with the riders, explained Ga- uounced dead at a hospital 30 "Yes, the win has to do a lot HEY, GET OUTTA MY WAY 1 truutcried to sell the team out- Mullancy indicated, howe,'er, briel, who quit th for us," said Stars Coach Babe e players as- minutes later. of-state if no one in Utah he would head for the Som& if soCiAltion in 19'70 and re ined it No brah Parilil. "People Like night footroun showed an interest by Aug 1 the Stars' ownership would let last year "as i show of team damage was found during the a.m. every day and lasts until 1p.m. sometimes. Anyone can play, the kids !Y and Isn't this Wha t ball, and the cittly time you seenit Collier and other business. him out ofa multiyear contr . unity." 4i the other league is on tPhoto by J Richards) autopsy, Officials said, summer Is all Mo . a 'Pack' Arrested I.- I el Three sailfish were landed late last week by deep sea anglers fishing out of Inlet Harbor at Daytona Beach, two of them caught on the charter boat, "Finest Kind," the third one came in on the "Angler." Along with sails, several big dolphin and barracuda were teased into striking by the trollers. Bottom fishermen trying their luck aboard the "Snow White 2" had their hands full as they hit Into a school of amberjacks the same day. Broken tackle, burnt thumbs, and tangled lines was the story but 20 of the big bruisers were hauled in, many of them in the 45 pound class. Red snapper were not as plentiful as they have been In the past two weeks but the size was running much better. Black sea bass and triggerfish also helped to fill the fish box to overflowing. &btian Inlet S.uth of Melbourne Beach provided Barry Brunelle and Lowell Riley with some fine fishing this week but motor trouble cut their trip short. Riley reported lots of mangrove snapper in the "good eating" size Landed before they were forced to return to the dock. "C.ator trout" In the c1ghtpeund -and -up category was the best news from Main Street Pier in Daytona. They were particular In their choice of bait, preferring live Seaver Back, '3 BRUCE AP Sports Writer If you're in Cleveland and in a tight spot—or if you're Reggie Cleveland and in a tight spot— what do you throw? If you're Cleveland's Gaylord Perry, you throw a fasthall. If You're Boston's Reggie Cleveland, you try a curse. Semi*noleTura ub __ CCTIIF ACTION SPOT" - -I 110M1 OF THE FABuIUIJS 1RIFECIA RACE FUR RACE THE HIGHEST AVERAGE PAYOFFS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA WIN PLACE AND SHOW QUINIELA WAGERING EVERY RACE THAT'S SO WAYS 10 WIN' AND ENJOY ELEGANT DINING IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT IN THE OSCEOLA TERRACE FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 831-1140 l b 00~ GRANDSTAND , SEATS so C 1—ft %, e y %%%iA , ".-) -,..~ ,~ A* \ ' - 20's NIGHT JULY 31 )Sc BEER 20c HOT DOGS OIXIELAND BAND *BARBER SHOP QUAR TET HALF PRICE ADMISSION GRAND PRIZE VACATIONS FOR THE TWO BEST COSTUMED COUPLE 150 STRAW HATS TO BE GIVEN AWAY ORCHIDS FOR THE FIRST 500 LADIES WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 �- -.---RA — Sunday, Herald I Sunday, July 28, 1974 Greeks. BY The Associated Press Greek and Turkish foreign ministers are meeting privately in Geneva to discuss a Turkish peace plan for cyprus. IN BRIEF GM Profits Dive DETROIT(A P)—General Motors has blamed inflation following th e energy crisis for the nosedive in its profits during the first six months of 1974 which nose-dived 73 per cent from a year ago. GM Chairman Richard Gerstenberg said the auto giant was unable to keep prices In fine with soaring costs. Profits were 2.8 per cent of sales, compared with 84 per cent a year ago, he said. As a result, January-June earnings were *426 million, compared with $1.6 billion during the same period in 1973. It was the lowest profit figure at the half war mark for GM in 16 years. Second-quarter profits uf *306 million were a 13. year low, off 62 per cent from $797 million last spring. Hostages: No I s Cinnfpr Turk - tiled a meeting today on charges by Cyprus of Turkish cease-fire violations. The sion was postponed Friday to await the outcome of the Genera meeting. The agreement by Greek U.N. sources reported fresh Foreign Minister George Mavroc a nd hieTtirldch lighting on Friday as Turks counterpart Turan Gunesto tried to expand their beachhead conduct private talks was on the north ern coast. The cyprus U.N. arnbassa. described by a British NA1ION spokesman as "the only dor, Zenon Rossides, told the progress achieved so far" in council of "the grave deteriora. tripartite talks designed to end tion of the situation in Cyprus through the continued and (Ia. the cris is on Cyprus. grant violation of the cease-fire Britain, Greece and Turkey by Turkey." are guarantors of Cypriot mdcMilitary experts and eye. pendence under the 1960 treaty witnesses said Turkey was that established the eastern landing fresh supplies and rein- IMAS 501 - W P1 ( TURKEY (\, 1. F T LIV F IV( i AOAPdA row,s wi T1 ', ( toofteliel CYPRUS Tapes 'Surrender' Tues a LIMA. Peru (AP) President Juan Velasco's military regime sent riot police early today to seize control of all Lima newspapers. Riot troopers barricaded the doors of publishers of eight independent newspapers. The move had been rumored for weeks, and apparently was part of Velasco's plan to bring the press under total control of his regime, which claims It is neither capitalist nor Communist. - WASHINGTON (AP) E. Germany Recognized WASHINGTON (AP) Diplomatic relations between the United States and East Germany are expected to be established next week, State Department officials said. Formal signing ceremonies will be held in Washington, probably Monday or Tuesday. Officiats predicted that the first order of business between the two countries will be the settlement of U.S. claims against East Germany. - program. - 1 41Gem&n City a Baby lornan f X/ p - - - — I -- " a garden setting created within the walls of the Sanctuary of First United Methodist Church. Arch and round brass candelabra with 57 ta pers accented hr tscadiri pink rose carnations provided soft lighting. - ______ •.. - -. - - 1I thide 47 Khengaet 49Tesri 53 High card 54 Military ____ 55 Slothful SWEET WHEN YOU CAN GET IT JIfl 4jJ 1119 IQ1Ril 131A. - ____ County Commis1oner Mike Ilattaway with $250,000 check from State of Florida for Sylvan Lake Park, scheduled to be open for swimming next summer. I Prrp*iuon 9 Back olneck Seine 41 Sea= 10Stuff 43Mlmkker II Small Island 44 Ravens cri 13 Pet ty iarre4 45 Fe,t oain 19 Tibetan una2 41 Check 21 Girls name 47 Venusde— 19 Artistic to miatnitajon 59 Legtslator ) Rient Spanish 2£ nauonof painter atAdact 23 Yawning abyu 26 French pointer DOW 31 Legal point I Route 23 Portugue* island group 23 Shank (inati 24 As" 2Muntjjn (cont form) 3 Back talk (slang) 4 Changes $ College official I Armr* 7 Wine.. r.) Italian City European stream 50 Notion (canb form) ' - . • : ' ' ' - % % , % Southeast First National [kink 0f Mailland a' ,, i'i' - U -, -: I L j.-. . - - - - -- " - uptialRites f . - - —_ . - ., - --' Miss Carol Dyal. The cake knife used to cut the wedding cake, is Cowan heirloom, a silver posession of i r. --__-__ bride's table was highlighted by twin white bridal fountains dispensing pastel pink punch. Hot roasted pecans and pink wedding mint patties were served from silver compotes. fnhhi w. i'ij•rn'.,..l A long b with silver candelabra . white tapers and fresh flowers. The four tiered wedding cake was c entered on a round table, It was adorned with deep pink rosebuds on each tier column and topped with an ornament o love birds, white roses and pink lilies of the valley. The cake was cut and served by Mrs. H. E. Taffer, MI3• Robert Morris and Mrs. Fred Wilson. The groom's cake was on a round identical table. It was topped with clusters of iridescent crystal grapes and served in personalized boxes by 51 Drama, for iance flUnde(dialJ 52 Pa thologIcal Rt-rr nymph fiwdi 29rrench r,rt $4 Coin o ) Ireland Thailand 33 Feminine 57 South America nickname abi 2 Ikicacy ETtPfuU AsL', . . - car, By the time police were notifled and arrived at the accident scene, Melody Sharon Mee, 23, was dead. Garner said he was a passeriger in th convertible when it blew a Lii e and went out of control in the early morning dark- Going to the car, Garner, who suffered a br oken shoulder said, "She called me and then I called her. She was talking but said she couldn't move. I told her ti lie still; that I was going to try and get help." Garner said quite a few cars passed on the Interstate without slowing down ______ _____ ______ ______ ______ o - i-W- I Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ilanes—newlyweds ua rden Wedding Cou p I e U ni tes the paternal great-great Sliss Sandra Caroline Fields, Leonard Sutton was best man daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and ushers were Marvin Jones beenusedlnallSperljng family Lorenzo Fields, 801 East 10th and 13, 1974 at 2:30 p.m. at Grace nosegay of miniature mint Venise lace motifs with over Britt Henderson. ~~ ".. . Street, Sanford, became the Groomsmen were Freddie 0 United Methodist Church, green carnations, white daisies edging at the neckline andshort A smaller round table held a bride of Samuel Edward sleeves. The full A-line skirt of Sanford, Gaines, William Kirby, Lorenzo and porn pom.c . i AiL_, -'/ .'Uft~--N rice tree with pink and rose rice Ilaynes, son of Mr. ard .Mrs. Tillman and Edgar Bass. nd fl ed in a wide ounce Officiating clergyman at the For her granddaughter's organza e - '%,j,,,,, bags affixed to th e branches. Willie Brewer, 1017 Magoustine Flower girls were Linda Fields double ring ceremony, was the wedding, Mrs. Carver chose a of ruffling with Venise lace They were distributed by th e Avenue, Sanford, July 7, 1974 at sweeping in to a full at. and Rbyn Robinson, Ring Rev. D. Ross Denslow, Mrs. formal length gown of mint ses April and Penny Morris. 5 p.m. -_ .bearer was Kevin Brooks. Edward Mossman, organist, green, A-line design and white tached Chapel length train. Z Memory scrolls were presented Officiating clergymen at the her fingertip veil of silk For her daughterts wedding presented an appropriate accessories. Mrs. Waithers to each guest from the bridal I garden ceremony was Rev. J.L Mrs. Fields chose a lime green illusion was attached to a program of nuptial music, wore a formal length go' of couple by M Judy Hoffman. Brooks. The vows were exknit dress with white ac. including the traditional delphinium blue, tailored Camelot cap and edgedSheMrs. in Scott Sanders ... the former Gail Cowan Guests were presented to the un changed der a white wrought cessories and she wore a white marches and accompanied design and white accessories, motifs of Venise lace. receiving line by Mrs. Joseph i ron arch with two large carnation corsage. soloist, Mrs. Ophelia Boatner, Both wore white carnation carried a cascade bouquet of were identical to those of the and cris.s-cross bodice of un. Dennison and .Miss Barby bouquets of flowers on each end roses in shades of pastel and maid of honor. The bridegroom's mother who sang "Whither Thou corsages. pleating. The back was Taffer attended the bride's of the arch with white daisies chose an aqua color crepe 'O Goest" and "The Lord's Best man was Alan Herald deep pink. Her only Jewelry was little Miss Len Swain was sewn accented by chiffon scarf insets register. around the arch. Th couple formal-length gown with Prayer." and serving as ushers were n pair of diamond earrings, a flower girl. tier gown was a at the back shoulders. She wore Floating hostesses for the knelt on the prayer bench. matching accessories and The bride is the daughter of Stewart Walthers and Ray gift from the bridegroom, miniature replica of the matching accessories and a Given in marriage by her accented her outfit with a white eption rec were Mrs. Douglas the late Mr. and Mrs. R.V. Parker. Maid of honor Miss Susan bridesmaids and she carried a yellow orchid corsage. Stenstrom, Mrs. William father, the bride wore a pale carnation corsage. Thompson and granddaughter Following the ceremony, a Hoffman, was attired in a basket of rose petals, scattering The bridegroom's mother Stemper, and the Misses blue, polyester kni* formalThe reception site was the of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Carver, reception was held in the formal length gown of pastel them on the aisle cloth, which wore aformal form length gown of Brenda Lisa length gown with sleeves Griggs, ks Home. The iaoi Lake Ave., Sanford, and Church Social Area. The bride's pink crisp silk organdie, over was held by brothers of the deep pink peau de-soie Uered and Hollingsworth and Pat Young. trimmed in white lace, the A. wedding Ile cake Mood in the the bridegroom is the son of table, overlaid with a wMte taffeta. empire waist and bride, Keith and Charles organza, with high neckline and Following a wedding trip to line bodice was accented with a center of the bridal table, which Mm- Gloria Wald*rs, West 2Dth nylon and lace cut-work cloth. short sieevie-s were accented by Cowan. Chris Higgins was ring long sleeves. Re-embroidered with a white cloUi M., Sanford and Philip held a centerpiece of white green 111)0 plflK tatting. Inc bearer, tatting of green and pink ac. Williamsburg, Va. and Her two-tieredshoulder trimmed In aqua blue. The .6 Walthers, Altamonte Springs. daisies, carnations, fuji mums, gown was fashioned with round Steve Lash was best man and cented the waistline and cuffs. Washington, D.C. the length white veil with a Whi rnnm mn J A Church decorations included baby's breath and fern in a tall neckhne,A-llne skirt and a back usher-groornsmen were Ralph -She wore matching accessories newlyweds will reside in Lake top had blue wedding bells and wedding two standing basket crystal footed vase. The three detail of self-fabric bow. She Cowan, brother of the bride; and an orchid corsage. City, where they will attend bow to accent the beads., she carried a ca de of decorations adorned the room. topped carried a arrangements of white glads, tiered wedding cake was cascade arrangement Jeff Sanders, brother of the Paternal grandmothers of the college. Out-of-town guests white roses with couple of pink white and blue The guests were served sand. and rose carnations, daisy mums, blue and white with a miniature bridal bridegroom Pat Howard and bridal couple, Mrs. Ralph came from, Atlanta, Ga.; streamers A Bridesmaids were Elizabeth Charlie Taylor. wiches, hor d' carnations with blue accent, standing in front of a cross. canr, Cowan and Mrs. W.L. Sanders, Jacksonville, Tallahassee, Mrs.Jean Jones cousin of the nuts rid two seven branch candelabra The bride's mother chose a also wore orchid corsages to Titusville, Cocoa Beach, bride Fruit punch, mints and nuts O'Neil, Gail Lee, Kathy Hoffwas matron of honor. she Ser%ing the cake and punch complemented by potted palms were served along with the man and Susan Leach. The formal length gown of ice green complement their ensembles. Leesburg, Orlando and Winter wore a pink formal-length gown was Mary L Clark and in the background. cake. Mrs. J.M. Leonard and attendants gowns and flowers chiffon with full flowing skirt Fellowship Hall of the Church Park, Fla. with a round neck and bell assisting at the bride's book Given in marriage by her Mrs. Edna Murray cut and sleeves trimmed in lace and a was Heavelyn Henderson. grandfather, the bride wore a served the cake and pouring pink flop hat to match, she Rainbow color rice bags were ky formal length gown of white was Mrs. Alvera Kelly. Mrs. eft I carried a bouquet of pink roses. givcti t he guests. chantilly lace, over taffeta, Diane Butler was in charge of ( I I P I Bridesmaids Mildred ( The couple left for a wedding featuring a scalloped neckline the br ide's book and serving as ØJ I Williams, Barbara Fields, We tr d In ip to the Sheraton Inn. The accented by seed pearls. The fl oating hostesses were th e Barbara Whittaker and Diana bride chose for her going-away scallops extended down the Misses Pam Hays and Melinda r Brooks wore li me green and outfit a navy and white pants Gray v!nislcy, daughter — grac otis ,,ome was taste1y irofli Oi usc go wn encircling the rann. apricot color gowns with show suit with navy accessories. ii , a" 'ii. couple i Williams, .,mune ..was • ui.i.uraeu iurOugssOui WILSI for an ex- of svuS. iiCsisssu R. vvuil 'colored siee',es and matchmg flop hats U -._____ Out-of-town guests were from -___________ arrangements 0 BI Her shoulder length veil of tended wedding trip to Scio, Route I7 Longw d anu i.ii. They carried a single matching Tampa, Miami, Wtldwood and rtsey, rusiisv rs t, ______________________ Spring ..oweres including silk Illusion was attached to a N.Y., "a"ara Falls and other musri rose with streame daisies, delphinium, glads and Juliet cap of seed pearls and points of interest In the area. Mass, became the bride of Charles Frederick Steinmann, ., %I roses. A brunch was served she carried a cascade bouquet They will also visit some ff_!is ~-. - _0- , son of Mr, and Mrs. Emanuel ~__ 4W , 1~-:* -t.; from white satin-draped tables, .-. W __ _ 7 of white miniature carnations, relatives and plan to return the • ..--. oerlaId with blue piquiot white da6ks, porn pouts and latter part of August. The Solos, 4401 North Kolze St., — ribbon The bride s table was • -. blue gypsophilia Enroute to the bridegroom is emplo)ed by -Schiller Park, Ill., June 29, 1974 . , at 11 a.m. at the home of the --- . - .. -_ ~_ highlighted by a centerpiece of -. __ altar the bride-elect present,A Corley Produce Co., and they I ---_* bride, in Longwood. A--;i~ a single red rose to ht an b s breath In an antique mother and to the mother of the St., Sanford. Officiating at the double ring, ___________ cut glass bowl 'bridegroom Out of town guests included, garden ceremony, was the Rev. 1L -' '!:i1i-k' The menu included a variety Miss Janet Cobb, maid of Mrs W 1.. Brinson, Pensacola, Darwin Shea Organist, Mar.it! ~ 04101 of hot hors d oeuvres, fresh honor, was attired In a formal Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Hazel, Mrs. celIa Guilkey, and guitarist, -fruits , and vegetables, tea welength gown of sheer mint Lucille Drake and Miss Delarie Sam Barnes presented an - -. ' sandwiches, miniature Danish green, A-line design feat uring a Schilling, all of Savannah, Ga. appropriate program of nuptial kre pas ie.j, cheese rolls, tried music Vocal selections "Can't '.,: iik chicken and champagne punch. Help Falling in Love With The three-tiered wedding J f3 . You" "We've Only Just I. J Mary cake was topped with areplica Begu" and 'The Wedding I . '.-t of the bride s bouquet and , --,- ,-TV, Song" were presented during _____________ accented by yellow roses and the eremony. 1' J' " -' A baby's breath in crystal candelabruin. Pouring and o back lawn and garden between assisting with the sersing were r-' ;' Mr. and Mrs Carl Anderson twn majestic spreading C' - t.' Mrs Jeff hodges, Sanford, " of lit.1, Box 178-D, Sanford, trees. The altar as rnedI 's'1" Miss (,and Fancher, t -= r_ announce the engagement and !.titti to antique Cupid Altamonte Springs, and Mrs 11L approa ching marriage of their arranged with daisies ctx Allen Dukes, Melbourne Mrs daughter Mar y Eliza be th to nations and glads in assorted L'Mrs. Charles Steinmann Frank Whigham, Sanford, was nee Gray Vrislev Newton Guy Wood Jr., on ,. s pring colors. The br ide's path Miss Sharon Lea (isibert engaged in charge of the bride's book P "0" Mrs. Tina Wood, 6424 Cor,l was strewn with red roses by her sister as maid of honor. She brothers of the bride and John and multicolor rice bags were the bridegroom. Hills Cove, Southaven, Mim., was attired in it fornuil length Wrisley, Amherst, Mass. They arranged on a driftwood "Itice and Guy Wood Sr., of L' -Given in marriage by her gown of aqua and mint green were attired in white Windsor Tree". i .4 Overbrook Dr., Cassvlht-rr. fattier, Dr. Albert L. %Vrisley, floral chiffon with accents of coats, mint green ruffled dress For traveling, Mrs. Stein* Fla. -the bride wore a formal length lavender and yellow with a mint shirts and bhiek slacks. mann, chose a two-piece yellow Anativeof!lainilton,Ga,, the gown of white organza, over green garden hat, and matThe bride's mother chose a pantsuit with macrame belt and bride-to-be is granddaughter of taffeta, featuring a Sweetheart ching ribbon streamers. She mint green polyester crepe, Jamaica hat, in natural tines Mrs. C.B. Anderson of d of Rose .Mount M High Mr. and Mrs. Billy L Gilbert graduate neckline, A-line silhouette, and carried an imported woven floor length gown with empire and a corsage of yellow and Columbus, Ga., and Is a student long Bishop sleeves. Medallions basket of Sweetheart roses, waist, matching morning coat white daisies, a gift from the of Geneva announce the School Rose Point, Mmmi.and at Seminole Junior College. of re-embroidered alencon lace, daisies and baby's breath in of embroidered lace and a bridegroom. The couple left for engagement of their daughter, 81tianded Northwest Institute Grandparents blue rosebuds, seed pearls and bright Spring colors. of the cymbidium orchid corsage. The a wedding trip to Runaway Sharon Lea to David Wayne for Medical Technology, blue ribbon adorned the bodice, bridegroom-elect are Mr. and l3ridesmatrons were Mrs. bridegroom's mother wore a Bay, Jamaica and their new Alexander, son of Mrs. James Minneapolis, Minn. He is sleeves and Chapel train, lien Robert Sharp, Ocala, and Mrs. baby blue floor length gown of residence will be in Chicago, ill. Alexander and the late serving in the U. S. Navy and Mrs. John Chism of Walls, Miss, and Mrs. Rebecca Wood large white picture hat was David Wooter,, Winter Park. chiffon with matchirg nylon Out of town guests included, Reverend Alexander of St. stationed at Bethesda Naval of Me.'nphLs Tenn. Miss Mary E. Anderson complemented with Venise and Their gowns, hats and flowers coat and a pale pink cymbidiwn Dr. and Mrs. Albert L Wrisley, Paul, Minn. Hospital, W. where he will Born in Harrisburg, Ark., he Ak'ncon lace and Chapel length were identical to those of the orchid corsage. 5iad Uncle of the bride, Philip S. The bride-elect Is a 1973 serve his internship at the employed as graduated froimi Ice Senior presently veil. She carried en old- honor attendant. Grandmother, Mrs. Richard Harper, Jr., Amherst, Mass. graduate of Seminole High completion of his schooling. fashioned nosegay of white High School in Marianna, Ark., st'Perintendent of Ilayes John .Steinmann, Schiller Coley Wi!hams, of Orlando, and from Chicago Mrs. School and is presently serving Sweetheart roses and baby's Park, Ill. in 1%8, attended Memphis State Drywall, Sanford. brother of the wore a blue crepe street length Georgette Straka, Mrs. Janice in the U.S. Navy, stationed at The wedding will be an event The wedding Is scheduled for breath interspersed with pale bridegroom was best man, dress with pale pink cyiiibidiumn University and University of Anderson, Aunts of the Philadelphia Naval Hospital, of Aug. 24, 1974 at Good Alaska and served in the U.S. Aug. 26, 1974 at 7 p.m. at Lake blue satin ribbon. Pa. Groomsmen were Gregory and orchid corsage. Shepherd Lutheran Church, bridegroom; and the Miss Kerry Wrisley, served Kirk Williams, Longwood. Army S;wcat Forces. Be is Monroe Baptist Church. The future groom is a Sanfard. For the reception, the Kelly Rhea and Sii-an C,ralak grandmother of the bride. It has -4 . oo - ,, , - _______ . we pay in taxes—Increased taxes in the form of UTILITY TAXES or increased _. ........ -- . -. ______ I ad valorem taxes will be necessary to provide services to LAKE MARY, Pinned Woman Dies He said he was thrown clear as the car soared about 70 feet over an embankment before landing on its top. ' , . VOTE FOR SURRENDER OF FRANCHISE TO UNINCORPORATE JACK.SONVIU,E, Fla. (AP) Carl Garner says he tried for more than three hours to flag down motorists on Interstate 95 and get help for a young woman trapped under her overturned ______ MIs Lake Mary citizens before Incorporation paid only .93 mill-25 a maximum for Fire Protection - the average was less than '/ mill. Don't be misled by padded revenues—.government money comes from source—money III _______________________ . Zoning request changes are granted despite citizens questions and protests . There is no LAKE MARY control of our city - examine the records. TAXES • . "I'-' - - and Steven Walthers exchanged ruffle. She wore a large picture organza and lace. The bodice was covered with hand-cut wedding vows, Saturday, July hat of mint green and carried a k -;i colors of pink, rose and white. Full floor length skirts of linen and lace with lace overlays were used on all ta bles. The - Given in marriage by her f ather, the bride chose a formal Miss Sheryl Loulse Thompson scooped neckline with soft length gown of sheer silk I - g In N ARE YOU ABLE to help plan and control our city's growth and directions? 44 Twheded INIEN -' ;.. Candlelighters were Jeff Sanders, brothers of the bridegroom and Chuck Cowan, brother of th e bride. Officiating clergyman, at th e double ring ceremony was th e Mrs. Steven WalthersformerIy Sheryl Thompson Rev, Leo King, pastor of the Church. Organist, Roger Harris, presented an apE: propriate program of nuptial v s Ex c ha n ed music and accompanied, soloist Mrs. Ophelia Boatner, who sang "Oh Perfect Love" and 'The Song of Ruth." Cypriot President Glafcos Clerides accused Turkey of "massive land grabs" and threatened to resume the fight. - W was decorated in the chosen , 56 Americin 37 Here (Fr.) * Rahnt,r piece I - CITIZENS Answer to Prsyli Puzzis Miss Gail Lee Cowan, d4ughterof Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Cowan Jr., 612 Elm Ave., became the bride of Scott Thomas Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. B.L. Sanders, 110 Eastwood Court, all of Sanford, Saturday, July 20, 1974 at 7:30 l),Ifl. The vows were exchanged in _____ LAKE MARY LISBON, Portugal tAP) Portugal is ready to grant independence to Its three African territories, said President Antonio de 1no1a In a national radio and television address. Gen. Spinola. head of the military junta which took over the Portuguese government in April, said the way Is now open for Mozambique, Angola and Portuguese Guinea to become independent. .. ______ I Colonial Independence 33Tewthrine 34 Anosphere SSLal month (Latin ab Chemic,1 / - Greece wants an agreement that would put Turkish troops back to the lines of last Monday's ceasefire. should be," U.S. District Judge that he would be back with a idential lawyer James D. St. John J. Sirica said after St. progress report Friday on the our sons are coining home from Clair says he'll begin on Tue Clair urged the court to reject remaining 44. the service and can't find day to turn over tapes and special prosecutor Leon JaAssociate special prosecutor cuments of Watergate con- worski's request for the dead. James F. Neal said it was his 'rsaUons sought by the Water- line, The Navajos came to Washunderstanding that St. Clair ington from the ir reservation gate special prosecutor. fie then sent St. Clair and Ja- would try to provide 13 addi- that sprawls over parts of New St. Clair, lost his arguments worski into a backrtom to work tlonal conversations by Friday Mexico, Arizona and Utah. igainst the setting of a firm* out a timetable, making clear and would provide the Others They testified 0 leadline for the surrender of he would set his own if they when ready, one at a time if a Senate subcommittee that he material and agreed to failed. neces5a y. held hearin on a boundary An hour and 10 minutes later, gth the process Tuesday. Jaworskj had sought the dispute between the Navajo Nathey were back. St. Clair said tapes and documents for use as t]Qn and the HOPI Indians and on "I think you're making this I.he first 20 convie4sations would evidence in the upcoming wa- legislation to establish an inhing more complicated than it be supplied by Tuesday andtergate cover-up trial. than medical services - I States would recognize the contributions of the Navajos. But Pre - . held. a ' -1 __________1 i_' - I Ring Bells - "You'd think the United - i - f r Wddg - rately. nese cracked, If it hadn't been for the Navajo code talkers, Japan would have won the war," Isaac said. y - —A ceasefire based on exist- KyreniatowardKythrea,siteof ing positions. Nicosia's main water supply,1 A no man's land separating Newsmen visited 1,753 Tin'. Turkish troops from both Greek kish Cypriots held prisoner by Cypriot forces and U.N. peaceGreek Cypriots in a soccer sta. keeping units. dium in the southern city of Li. r, Issac looked up at the huge ployed." Issac said. One of the six Ma- by translating it into Navajo in bronze Mar4ie Iwo Jima MeIssac, 51, was one of several rines was his good friend, Ira radio communications. morlal across the Potomac Riv- dozen Navajo veterans of four Hayes, a Pima Indian who died "It was ,the only code the er from the nation's capital and U.S. wars who gathered at the in Arizona In 195. Japanese couldn't break. Every said the pride had turned to .Marine Memorial Friday to "Ile volunteered to help raise other code and foreign landisappointment and bitterness. pray In their native tongue, talk the flag. I was right there with guage that was tried, the Japa- Peru Newspapers Seized l4 For fear tKs 1SGr1f 1$ Chum -:: Turkish troops to continue to advance hi Ic the talks are N avaloWar Vets Protest Lack Of Jobs And He!i IN BRIEF 12Kindtt 13 Groups of 1' —An interim political settle- massol. that would allow the Greek Cypriot majority and the Greek Cypriot officials de. Turkish Cypriot minority to ad- scribed th em all as fighting icos IA Sunday, July 28, 1974-1 B -- to newsmen said only about 3OOL —A further conference within were soldiers and 100 others 0 days to consider longer term were policemen from Turkish political and security questions. communities. The key to the plan was that the Geneva talks Undersecretary of State Wil- the in-place ceasefire would In New York, the United Na. a U.N.-spunsored cease-fire from collapsing Friday. tions Security Council sched- went into effect Monday. Ham B. Buffum, persuaded take effect on the day the British Foreign Minister Mavros to consider the Turkish agreement is signed, enabling Go Sunday Herald ment "We Navajos fought for our with newsmen and to protest him 200, maybe 300 feet country, we helped win the war what they say Is discriminatory away," Isaac said. Mrnintciirkn,4iinn firm 7..ius niusi I....a I..... .iupdn, r- uw our sons treatment of Vietnam-era One of the most decorated 1945, Marine Cpl. Frank Issac have also fought for our coun- Indian veterans. Marines of World War II, Isaac was standing several hundred try. And how are •e treated? The statue of the Marines Was one ofa number of Navajo feet away, flushed with pride. On my reservation, 70 per cent raising the flag at Iwo Jima "code talkers" who relayed More than three decades tat- of the veterans are unem- brings back nany memories, sensitive military information e Mona Lisa 1 - - Artists WOMEN plan. Ing unless alleged cease.fir CYPRUGreek S delegation sources violations stopped. KYIIPIIA U.N. Secretary-General Kurt called one part of the Turkish ' L0 package acceptable and much %Viildheim reported "heavy of the rest "blackmail." But bombing and shelling" in some A 1 OV 'Je th ey said it provided a basis for areas of northern Cyprus, and further talks, ______ said 'Turkish forces have Turkish sources said their moved sizable forces of tanks LANP4ACA plan Included these point, : and troops" southward from kaif WASHINGTON (All) When they raised the U.S. flag over SPakd&ijtlw r, P. In __________________________________________________ Mediterranean island republic. . Representatives of the three coast and had doubled the in. SIIlU7,, countries sta rted peace negoti- vasion force of 6,000 that landed tations Thursday. The United a week ago. Diplomatic pressure from James Callaghan, an assisted b) States Is sitting in as an ohTurkey also controlled about Britain and the United States the U.S. observer at the talks, server, twice the territory it held when helped save HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (AP) - The leader of an armed band of convicts has refused to release 11 hostages in exchange for his freedom and hits rejected surrender. Prison officials said Friday night the deal was refused by Fred Gomez ('arrzsro. tho inprnncd underworld nar L5 boss lh) has been identified as the leader of the seven rebel convicts. Talks were to resume later today. Prison authorities said none of the mostly middle-aged school teacher-librarians being held hostage were harmed. The standoff has been underway since midday Wednesday. Carraseo has threatened to kill the hostages unless prison officials provide the rebels with automatic weapons, ammunition and bullet-proof vests. ACROM 1AninaJ _._i - I __ LAKE MARY ANNEXATION . to Sanford NONSENSE. Ask those who try to use this '--' - - . '_ - '. scare method if they have read the Mooney Bill __ State law would prohibit our being swallowed by "that monster" at our dcorstep. This scare tactic - Elizabeth Anderson was used to push incorporation and is being used now because they have nothing better to offer. '- .. ' * ngage o Guy , ' ' 4. ARE YOU RECEIVING better services? Roads are not graded - not mowed potholes are everywhere. sides are ado •= - '- - - _. - VOTE FOR SURRENDER OF FRANCHISE TO UNINCORPORATE ' - '- LAKE MARY ' 5. OUR WAY OF LIFE . Why did you move to LAKE MARY? To have its destiny changed by rampant annexation and reasoning? have extra taxes for meager services MARY because you like It Probably right. Larger metropolitan areas exist only a few miles North or South Let for their profit go there - G lbert -Alexander E ngag em ent Announced ' - - Probably not - To - Probably not You moved to LAKE $ ' those who want to change LAKE MARY People in LAKE MARY have HAD ENOUGH VOTE FOR SURRENDER OF FRANCHISE TO UNINCORPORATE LAKE MARY Paid Political Adv. by for Chart, Surr.mt,r, Committee George Chai,m.n ._ -. , �I -, 28-Sunday Herald Sunday, July 28, 1974 Fete Held ru _. -1 _ Dodgers Lose Fan 4. i~l w daughter, Mrs. John Foster, were hostesses for the bridesmalda lupcheon for the • 1,HI' I ,:, ~, About this time of year I begin to feel about baseball the Butler-Scott wedding, at the •. ,. .i p . Sunday Herald Wo m e n Ad vised For Bride Mrs. William Jack and ...................--. ,; p I By ANN RUDY The Herald Seriiees i g! i ..................------------------------ Sunday, July 28,1974-38 Honors rrepare For Job D. Harper By CAROLYN COIL - students so they can get the for career research centers. Mrs. Her bert Stenstrom and right jobs." "Beyond the classified ad. daughter, For the women entering or vertLsements and employment ho I if stes for a recent proLOS ANGELES_Women retorning to sc hool after ha / ving agencie bridesmaids, Kim ere needs be Robe ' who th to nuptial luncheon at the Holiday 0 become secretaries or been home for five, 10 or 15 some V Paula Jack Ginger Scott th Ing and someone who Inn, honoring Miss Daneen clerks usually do so by default, years, Ms. Barnhart a sa ys a has information a bout the Job Harper, Aug. 3, bride-elect of Kathy McGuire and Terri ' not by choice, says Jeanne stint with a Well-organized market," says Baseball's critics will tell you Butler. Barnhart. Hal Read, New Smyrna Beach. Barnl'art, who was an ad. volun it isn't even much fun to watch te er group can help build Other guests were the r I nf ormation In a center wouid The luncheon table was ministrative director of a a woman's confidence, anymore Baseball is too slow, mothers of the bridal couple, in clude catalogs from co ll eges, highlighted by a centerpiece of business college for six years. th y'tl say, and they suggest The right type of volunteer universities and trade schools, pink, lavender and white Spr ing Mrs. Ben Butler and Mrs. I " Th ey can't thir.k of any th ing job can also shortening the gaine by innings, Harold Scott; grandmothers of give a woman an There would be lists of volun. flowers and greenery. Oth er be tter to do, or any ot he or changing rules to speed r way to idea about the kind of work she teer organizations that are decor Included wedding bells the bride-elect, Mrs. Julia get a job," she adds, things up. That way, they could would like to do, F. Simpson, and Mrs. Nora Butler looking for people. and a miniature bride. The Ms. Barnhart says business / still use baseball as a conli and grandmother of the Ask / The center would include a honor guest and her mother, yourself what have you co ege pre ll move up pa I /1 I res a woman for a versational ice-breaker, but bridegroom, Mrs. Ozzie Brown. . file on the kinds of industry, Mrs. E.C. Harper Jr., were . Job, but doesn't necessarily be en good at, says / wouldn'tr; to sit Also the Mmes. James motion. To nhart. Do you like to be with civic organizations and presented corsages to corn_A much of Roberts and . •'--the job ladder, she people, or stay home with a businesses in an area so that a plement their ensembles. As for Other guests were the sister says an academic background book? What are your abilities? person could wage an effective through it at all, which puts Highlighting th e la:h: She says it's often d1fficlt for Job campaign. is vital. and grandmother of the bride, t a great thsadat.age table as an arrangement of But the center would be In- Miss Lori Harper and Mrs. She says she has seen college a person to be able to evaluate yellow daisy mums, green `,Tsationally-for the first 10 graduates getting lesser jobs her own capabilities. Ms. complete, she says, wi thout Fred Collum; mother and I backgr nd. tinted carnations bab 's wiui Barnhart sees career professional perso ns to guide sisters of than girls she had placed the future the cli:ig as the way of the job hunter or college bridegrooiii, Mrs. Harold head only a bUSInCSS college future. /-I Dodgers are doing th is season, ou and the Misses Lisbeth and "A person needs a sounding student, holders. other decor in the area 14 I for all I know a bout base ba ll am Professional counselors, Be verly Read, and th e Misses I'roni left, Sharvi, Stetistroin, Mrs. F. C. harper Jr., I)ant'en Harper, Mrs. II. Read and Sirs. II. Stensirom "A H.A. in psychology does board," she says. She plans cons. of bride uO,i., an a they may have already done i I ri not pre pare you to ta ke a job in continue coll ege until she has says, can help esta blish both Sylvia Smith, Sisie Bishop and \ bride and groom, under an But I hang In three with the psychology," says Ms. Bar. her master's degree and then to short- and long-range goals. Buff Kee th. arch. Miss Butl cliches. nhart, a subur ba n Redondo make career counse ling er presented honoree Sheila Butler surrounded by bridesm aids and hostess. he; gifts of jewelry to her atOr, if I've read a sport's page Beach resident. Career. tendants. When she recently went back headline while carrying the Have you ever heard of an are getting restless. The group enjoyed a menu of "My father wasamissionary They to college to earn cTedits for her Papers out to the garage, I'll author saying have ham, barbecued chicken, tuna his book s in Ko rea, I grew up there with would taken to swarming over the degree, she s pe nt many hour say, "Looks as if they n a e Newsnotes pulled it have been a success salad, potato salad, relishes, the old foot-stomping attitude to if only he'd field, bent on Vin Scully knOWs four inches of the knot, (this is By ALICE MOIUtELL every week voluntarily ad. out just in time yesterday. That fresh fruit bowl. lello salad hot in fi explicit baseball serve. what the working strand). v ve Ud[Ve). ing women a is bo 'fhchlerald Services ut how to Mr. and Mrs Robert L. The Winter Springs chapters' 'Or explicit weather IF What these fansrealiyneejto rolls, tea and coffee 0 ep Nowholdalltheotherstra pr But In genera] I find baseball for ar e for a career. "I felt I could contribute I Kinard, 823 Catalina Ave., Elementary School con that fl1tl) do is go home and take a warm very ho hum and do not ae String jewelry is very simple together In your left hand and Ms. Barnhart says you have more by going back to school ,. Sanford, are announcing the struction is proceeding as o rrr, and Inex pe nsive to make and "Whip" them by hand, wrapwith th ose who claim it is ath, get into something to have some goal In mind and seeing how It felt to me. I I m sorr, but I don t think planned with the opening still NEW YORK (AP!) engagement and forthcoming A comfortable and goes exceedingly well with the ping the working strand with find a (aorite a11 is even a favorite pastime Ainercas favorite pastime, If besides enjoying the subject thought then I could better clothing revoluti on is ta king i i(1p marriage of their daughter, scheduled for January, 1975. All ri'1! that will calm their our right hand. This Is easily unbleached muslin blouses and you're studying. it's such a faozite pastime, pastime for those who pay to 'u1 V advise other women on how to place in hundreds of American the teachers hate been hired : Theresa Lynn Kinard, to sit nenes ¼,,, are in done by throwing the cardboard peasant dresses why doesn't anybody ever tell th at F "We've been talkItig to choose a career." Gregory Waldo Corsop, SOfl Of there and look at it. Because businesses, The firms involved -..and will teach at the Red Bug -- • In the meantime, yes, it is r' Alk vogue over the strands a nd pulling it at present. you about a best seller they are they do not co ll ege graduates about how to Elementary School until the call It coordinated clothing or sit there and look at fine weather Mr. and ?trs. Waldo Cor'son, . what She says she always By for has adding Mexican glass up. Whip tightly (Fig. 2) for readingandnottornj5ff ii get a job," she sa ys. "What we ducks, and no, South Cameron Ave., Sanford, Winter Springs facility opens identity apparel ut to work for ,, F IG 1 higher goals, but corporate •'. beads, wooden beads, hand. about one inch. -• FIG 2 I don't think the Dodgers will let should be on page 238 about baseball' do in g is l ng a ta ki bo The fans, as the saying goes, Children from the areas of they never call it uniforms. But •" Born in Sa nf ord, the bridefind any the old borne to wn down. place to made ceramic go in a be ads, or this when t using he y are freshmen, didn't To change colors, separate WinterSpringsaigj to the they are talking about is elect is the granddaughter of business college. the threa ds to make beads you one other strand , j " "When a woman has a baby, , I 1I and Mr and Mr& A L Kinard, 2548 I new school will attend Classes generally known as "career apcan ha ve a lovely necklace, single knot with th make a she starts long be fore th e A ba by Beyond career counseling or parel." e working • a from 12 to 450 pm at Red bracelet or be lt at a minimal strand. arrives to prepare for the baby, as an adjunct to It, Ms. Bar. Rewrap this strand on an W.Turner,S j Bugfortheintenperj A typical female career or dAve both a.,,. l5riat ist in both cash and time. That's what we need to do for nhart says there Is a great need apparel outfi t Includes 3j2j the cardboard and whip as of Sanford. She is a graduate of Hi__ serious Problem has arisen The types of materials may before. in regard to the Winter Springi tative on the School Board pants, tunic, blouses and Seminole High School, where 4 be dyed cotton cord stiing) or COST!VAR, to Yugoslavia she was active in Student dresses, all in the company's children getting to the school, have him j To add beads, put all strands p • '"'l, and the nuinberof strands (AP) obtain busing for Djemal Eyupi, a Government. colors and sometimes State law says that a child may Th eresa Lnn n.na,u vary ese ch accor di ngly, Five th il strands through the bead bole, using the dren until safe means In this cedon city, Her fiance, born in Sanford, t with the company's logo. not be bused unless he lives two of walking has been provided. e of butc r's s he tr equal tapestry needle. So that the ing will wor ked h 4 V, miles or more from the school. Accessories such as Jewelry, about the grandjon of Mrs. Vars Chapter. While attending Since none of the Winter member is Alan Kec'th. A 10 strands of lightweight bead will not slip you may use District money to ard buy to a wisave 5 School Board t fe. eLoughHastings, Route 2, Sanford and college he was scarves, handbags and hats can knitting yarn. I prefer the from two to all threads as you He reached his goal. They Mr& Mabel Corson, 112 also be part of th active In area Springs children live that concenated effo e ensemble, Sunset farming activities. He Is knitting yarn, as It is already desire. You thread one strand rt on the part 1 A man's outfit consists of a married.Andhranoff. with Dr., Loch Arbor. He is a 1973 presently employed by Auto dista nce away it mea ns thatof I' f' dyed in lovely colors and is at a time over the ou tside of the l nf of % / the money. ,,. al the paren ts the gr blazer, several pairs must walk, aduate of Seminole High, Tra of ey cooin . I , relatively lightweight to wear, bead and down through the bole children involvimayreujt In F DjemaI started saving again, where he served as president of nated slacks, matching tie and Walking is not the problem, Th e wedding (la te ll be 1 U You will need about 10 again (Fig. 3). Beads may be wi the children In many for . several shirts, villages and towns In Future Farmers of America announced later, Where they must walk Is a strands of knitting yarn (dif- spaced at random, along the , Macedonla ris are heavily Th ree appointmen ts were F iG. 3 Career apparel Is used priproblem, The children in the ma de last week to ferent colors) cut 3 to four length of wrapped yarn colors. DEAR DR. LAMB - I have The diet changes, the increased manly to outfit the various ,_ i white collar Meadowlark and Hacienda city boarda but 4 yards long. An assortment of rheumatic heart trouble and use of cigarettes, the lack of ex' worke appointments rs in a wide variety of To finish the necklace, untie large glass beads, wood beads alth gh the Yugoslav PerW can't be very active, al th ough I ercise - all contributed in businesses Including not Village area a must walk artery along remain Open. The Planning and S R 4M. This Major the original knot from the chair. - ... only - J or ceramic beads (make sure Or am able to do most of my house. causing heart disease to remain the airlines and car rental e shy one 10 Now tie one strand from that where lacking sidewalks, Zoning Board As Magnolia Circ e beads will accommodate work. My legs give me lots of a major health prob!ern long agencies, but also Ins member. The Board of toughdoe, maageable A lady end to one strand from the end ur bicycle paths or any o ance Shower Hold For Bride-Eled ther sa s trands of yarn), a ta pestry trouble. If I walk outside much af ter rheumatic hear t disease, Companies, girls in these communities car. in Pennsylvania was bark that carries the sap up to pa for the children to use.fe Adjustment is short three you were working with , use one realtors, needle and a piece of 2-by-3-inch the muscles in my legs hurt. My syphilitic heart disease and automobile members and there is an ry heavy Prices On their heads. seen spanking a tree in her the foliage. of the se trands to whip all 20 s dealerships, Council is working on ways to opening on the East Central Pam Erickson, whose marriage to Randall Brown will be Aug. 21, was cardboard (shirt board). To Kadri BlIjali, 23, gave his front yard. The astonished family th inks I should walk a lot even co ngenita l heart disease honored at mlicel1ane shower given at the home of Carol FarelLa Working Wardrobe "Spank a tree and see. I use a Protect the safety of financial institutions, adstart, cut two half-inch slits in strands together. Tie two at 209 SummerUu Aye,, and take exercises. Will you ad- were under pr etty good control minlatrative personnel and these Florida Regional Planning tive father.ji4wa l. neighbor couldn't resist asking, four.foot soft switch, not a ball YOWlgSters, but it will take Sanford. From left, honoree with hoskss, Mary Wheichel, Rose Belsito, trands in a knot to finish. the shirt board, one at each end s Miii Erickson, Teresa Skbbi, and Carol down vise me? I never see anything In modern societies, Council. e t on his " "Why" even funeral directors and of presen ting a distinc ti ve im. (Fig 1) You will have uneven bflt, I want to wake him u, not time. In the meantime, our earld darTo corn Ide "It's lazy and not growing writ te n about w ha t a rheumatic I ca n't say for certain why some chicken farmers in New age of their organization to break his back. of yarn strands, so you may cut away children's safety is in danger, ES Put all 10 strands the marrli pa tient can do, your legs hurt. But, when Jersey, agreement he andneed5tobewakedup!" from the crook all the way to There isa clause in the e longest and add th be public," notes Howard A. ads, law together and fasten one end DEAR READER - You are a rheumatic heart disease affects thm had AnOther $3,500 to find, lady replied. She went on to the . MIfl$F0 WIF Our ftor4e Make th Number One . all around the that states the children should Nearly half a million Ameij. Wolfe, execu tive secretary of the ba or almost anything ck of a chair with a slip Attending ft 24th annuaj haU of It in gold. victim of changi the he ng times ar t's in abi li RENTAL$ ty to explain, of course, that she had trunk. pump cans are wea you desire or just fray them to ring this type of the institu te. "Because of LPN Associations are taking nurses (RN) in two respects _ not be exposed to hazardous knot. Starting right up against medicine. Urgi ng people to blond it can limit how much clothing today and spending beFor Weddings, Pro convention of the Licensed steps to inform members 'cris, tic. Inflation On the Marriage been reading, "Plants Are Like "Also if your give a tassled effect. This is one ________ proliferation of service infruit trees conditions to get to school. A and education and the degree of market is Increasingly both. the knot, separate one strand Practi ca l Nurses Association of the public exercise really applies mostly blood you can pump to your tween 150 and $60 mill B L Perkins Mn', Wur p, ' ' and place w here ceramic beads, of their emerging responsibility, ion on It, dustries there is a strong need from the others, ca tch the end aren't delivering the kind of suggestion has been made to Florida, Inc. from the Sanford role asa responsible ki to patien ts or just pla in people legs. Then If you exercise too accordi Mrs. Wright esing ?49CddOy'Jafl One of was ioClw1ng 204 E. Flr3t St. harvests you'd like to see just start a letter and telephone Ii,uCOft1 using different clays and dif. ng to estimates by the for corporate identity." member of said, inone of the slits of the card. Divis ion 38 c hartered in May the health care team. who have fattycholesterol much, your them, Nevzat Biljalj, was *nd not ph. legs get sore. 322.1111 ,her I.,, Ca get out vow re ferent firings, look ex er Apparel Institute. in Bus esses have found that b By trusty " "beirjng campaign to your represen-_ One year of classroom and moved to complain to President He says, depos its in the ir arteries. That th,, Rheuma ti c heart disease can the end of the decade more than the apparel can be an aid In oa rd wrap around the card- ceptionall lovely. were Carolyn Yates, Marie Nati hat happens •/Hij) on a I Fed era t ion clinical training will prepare Josef Broz Tito recen tly in a when ou hit the board un til you are wi thin a bout Nelson, Kathryn Otto, and Sue president includes most of us in the cause mild changes which don't a million people will wearing bark Is tha Mrs. PauIin Wr1ah .1.P By the way' t1 I . be company recruiting , especia ll y . m L.rr% adequately for IdiLdi' imploring his aid, West. American population who are limit exercise ability. Some such clothing and the market with women enterin g the buMyou make it jump and you Jan lady got in Perins)ivanj;,.... new . EMEN I adult males and most women good athletes have had will be between $150 and $200 nes3 world for the first time, The convention was held 28,000 LP1Js are working in more extensive "We must pay between 40,000 the layer of tissue beneath the ca ,Ile growth. 1 after the change in life. By rheumatic heart disease. But, it million, the institute predicts. since it means that employes during Licensed Practical hpitals, nursing homes and edu tion A 13,500 - to the girl's fa ther I'Nurses Week proclaimed by mental Institutions in this required of J1!I's. comparison, rheumatic heart can damage the heart until "More a nd more companies can avoid the ma jor expe nse of Coy. Reubin Askew July fl-26 country. set Up the wedding," BilJaII, disease is a rare problem. little exercise is possible. are recognizing that career ap- a "wor king wardrobe," Wolfe wrote from the In Jacksonville. village That is interesting because The heart of Cer. valves may be panel is highly successful way reports. A LPNs differ from registered SemIAnnuaI gan, near here. ,, two of the leading causes of damaged causing leaky valves. % "We get this money together Allen Louis Niren, 23, Box 98 ' heart disease 50 years ago were causing the heart to be inelfi. James Preston Mellon Jr., 24, The DeBary Bridge Club had through bard labor, syphilis and rheurijatic heart cient. Or, one or more heart Then we Hacienda Village Winter Spgs., 415 Conway St., Frankfort, K)'., nine tables in play this week have to pay another 40,000 di- Ira Ann Hughes, disease. Penicillin in particular valves may be partially shut 17, 2157 Pamela Jean Dague, 19, 1201 directed by Oscar Crosby, nars in goal. Ridge Dr. WP almost eliminated syphilitic because of scar tissue that s Oak AV. -I Winners Included: North. "We are asking you, the deaMichael James Donovan, 33, heart disease and sharply grows over the valve from the Robert Raymond Harter, 50, south, first, Mr. and Mrs. Larry rest friend of Albanians living 2621 Orlando Dr., No. 10, decreased the incidence of rheumatic involvement. In Sheryl 4130 Montrose Court, Orlando, :i' Homer; second, Mrs. Doyle ill this country, to Pauline Sande, rheumatic heart disease, abolish many instances damaged JULY 19, Same add. Colleen Muriel Baker, 42, 6021 Senate from Florida, 8:30-9:30 Driver and Mrs. Gloria excessive burden," But, just as medical science valves can be replaced by heart South Seminole Veterans Manuel Batelbo, 48, P.O. Box Bearlake Terr. Orlando of a.ni., Holiday Inn Sanford Accardi; third, Mrs. Naomi Nevzat's letter found was conquering these problems surgery. Whether surgery is its way 382 Chuluota, Pearl May Foreign Wars Auxiliary 8207 Fredrick Henry Nicholls and Miss Ethel to the Take advantage of Aero's our way of life changed, and to. indicated or not depends a lot on Cabinet of the Macedo. Jackson, 48, same add. bake and rummage sale, 9:30 Open to the public, Grandview Av. Alt. Spgs, ... complete decorating Johnson; fourth, Mr. and Mrs. nian state government, r day atherosclerotic heart dis. the condition of the valves and ;I m., Phillips 66 Sta tion, 17-92 JULY 31 Teresa Anne MIckle, 24, 1705 Jerald Kenneth Ca rter, service, We help you Fred Pietrow, A spokesman pointed ease causing heart attacks and the over-all health of the and SR 434, Longwood Sanford Kiwinli Club, noon, choose.. . at home. We East-west, first, Mrs. Mary the pro blem of barter brides Box 51, Central Av., Sorrento Seminole AV. Alt. Spgs. other problems Is the big thing. patient. -AMMMONI* RussellCalvin naman 3. Civic ' Johnston and Mn. ii take all measurements. could not be solved by legal Debra Ellen Wiggins, 16: 1201 Scott Av. Renae Sue • We hang them when Finn; second, Mabel Andrews means, as legislation banning Clilpala Trail, Sorrento. FTU students will perform AUG 2 CLIP AND SAVEIII 1fl, P. 0. Box 181 Henderson, Iil I n I s h e d, AN0 the practice already exisecj, scenes from musical comedy, Sunshine Kiwanis Club, and Arthur Wheatiey; Rembertii Antonio Mauras, Thomas Ben Pitman, 23, i GUARANTEE THE "Long live the King," Winter Cavalier Motor Inn, 7 a.m. b, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mac. He said the Cabinet had made 22, 520 Laurel, Marion Grace Concord Dr., Cassel ENTIRE berry, JOB. Nau Park Mall, 11 a.m., 1, 3. 4 and 7 no specific recommendations, Reichardt, 2851 Duncan St., Cyn th ia Denise Bacchus, 22, Save now on our and four th, Mr. and Mrs. Frank but had urged "bradbal Deltona AUG. 3 P.M. in fountain area. 120N Lakewood Cm. entire range of fabrics. Maitland Matheson. social action and the in. Alcoholics Kenneth Christian Alcott, 19, Timothy Lee Tuller, 22, 518 -' Over 1500 fabric & color c %ohement of all social and po. Women's Group, Holy Cross Delegate Attends 222 Weber St., Orlando, Regina Oak St., Alt. Spgs., Mary '4 combinations in all. Save Christian Women's Outreach, Episcopal Church Parish hiti"al organizations in Mace- Helen Murray, 22. 114 D Francis Gallon, 20, 615 Pine St. On any WINdOW 9:30 a.m., Sa nford Chamber of do' to eliminate bride-buy. treatment House, 400 Magnolia Ave. 2-3 Spningwood Circle your heart desires. Longwood Alt. Spgs. NEA Convent'Ion Commerce- speaker, Anne ing," Rogers Sermon, 34, 1011 Thomas Edward Szabo, 24, White. Open to public. DISCOUNTS APPLY TO Medicare Insurance Entitles You TóHome Use Mrs. Maiis,a Rober ts of Oleander Av., Gloria Ann Rt. 1 Box 171 II, Cynthia ,IlhhIPi FABRIC AND LABOR TIlman, 23, same add. Of,.. Sanford attended the National Mrs. Holcomb, 20, 15 Fine Crest Dr. M. Gold SaiJord AI-Anon Family man _____ Seminole I!1ghsc Prices Will Never CIA's 0f Education Association Corwen. Group, Holy Cross Episcopal 1964 Year Reunion, 7 p.m., tion as .HOSPITAL BEDS ( Ili 11 % 'OXYGEN Be Lower. Call Now a delegate C1urch Parish House, 400 Mayfair Country Club, dinner. (SEA) of Seminole from the Receives Honor County, this chi,i'e .WHEELCHRIRS F-r '5erv'tions *PATIENT LIFTERS pin. .-: wa held in Chicago, I "__. contact Mrs. J.K. Johz,son, 208 - 1111 Ill. While in Chicago the Mrs. P. M. Goldman (flee S. Sunland Dr., Sa nford, *PRESSURE BED PADS •BREATHING MACHINES I tA Florida State Elks Vice delegation was housed at Virginia flumes), a teacher of President Charles F. Whalen As Prescribed by Your Physician Sheraton-Chicago, Many points biology at Wills High SChOI, Jsfw a ndWally ptglliss AUG. 5 Official visit to Sanford of inkMt were visited by Uw Smrna, Ga., was honored by Lodge 1241, 8 J)fl) WE BILL MEDICARE DIRECT FOR YOU Free Sickle Cell Truing OUp and bei ng chosen "Teacher the Shop at Home 322.3315 welcome. Sponsored by or1vj, formative. Year" and having 1974 c.. lost I Chapter Delta s After the convention Mrs. book "Imprints" dedicated to Expert Repair& Service On I Inc and American fled Cross, Roberts flew to Detroit, t JULY 9 LlWrID S her. • Breathing Machines . I A $ .1 DI..0 set, 6 djrr:ncjs 14 karat Mcohqlics Anonymous closed -'111011daY through Friday, 9 a.m. ber broUKr Roger Morrell. Mrs. Goldman, daughter ol st 15. custom Draperies b Duo set, 6 There she attended the Tiger- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn flumes, 134 14 meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal to 3:30 p.m.,, Lake karat $,5O EACH Cleanera 1 Duo set, 4 diamonds. 14 karat gold, set $100 Church Parish House 400 Apartments, 1617 W. CUItIJ White Soz game, Before Hattaway Dr., Altamonte Fur Storage d Trio set, diamond sotitare, 14 karat gold, $150 5, Blvd., Orla ndo. To regizt for returning to the cloom, Springs, graduated from Mi.'gnofta Ave., a- pm Trio Set 6 c1a'inrjc 14 a'' - i ¶7WEST 13th Sanford, Fl, training to do Sicklecell Mrs. Roberts will complete her Lyqan High School, l.ongwoocj DeliveryAnywhere in Central ___ Florida I Serving ___ JULY 29 2s7 So. Sanford Ave. summer by vacationing In in 1963, and earned her iegree vc!untrs may ujni.act M. Phone 322-41 the Seminole, Volusli Area A coffee for CoszgreumanBfl J Nancy Arnsder, at Central Washington, D.C. with other at Florida State Unh'ersIty Call Collect ., Gunter, candidate for U.S. Florida Chapter S C relatives and friends. / Tallahassee, ARC, (305) 322-3315 ••-.'. r ! I 111 East Kentucky Ave., DeLand, Fla. Jack home on Glenway Drive. Honor guests were Miss Sheila way a lot of people do a bout wea ther: it might be a good excuse to open a conversation, but it's not rall much fun to talk about. . -. - Th e ileraldSer'Ices I - - - •• W'_ - /// _____ _____ 1/ 1 ____ ' "1Li.7JTL7Li . . 7 f- __ _. , E g g d To M arry 0 flC ___________ _____ __________ ,.,.__ ______ _______ _______, -' ,' - String Jewelry Easy To Make Career Apparel Is Distinctive _____________________ - _________ i I - ,~~- . • - .' - - 1- -' - ,'_.. - Men . - - _______ ' F J' . _ -A . -' ' _____ Al ,. -. -, -- DR. L. E. - 4 - ijj ' .. I 1 - r" - Rheumatic Heart - f : ' Y It B . - ,. 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PRA'/INT - —- JAIi•SJtUIt p question, "flow i bea t U contract?" fie will see that a cle_~ 0 I As.; I i Sunday Herald II Sunday, July 28, 1974—IC _____ .. I ' :' f °' so. FRTUNATE1X "WFgEN'T NO WE HAD A SOME ALLEv! Y01.1 GS LImE M MN IJ6 WATCHING E 1w MNGEV-uP? NII \ OSCAR CLEAR IT Up à. BACK. 0 4 KJ8653 ! 4 _rH1 TRESS! ) 4984 STARS Ne ither vul nerable ' — 0 / ' - .., West North Dbk i I • _____ U . - . I/ C -1,V ) - lead —KV * - A man who runs may fall do, but if he doesn't fall, he will get somewhere. A man who sits quietly on a bench won't ever fall down, but he is never going to get anywhere. 7. A THE BORN LOSER 7 L. T1k ['rp I r- HIT IT Wo 00 r r L' • ) ou - . '111~_ ,~N / // Q I I £" D BiO & A Q 6 5 4 T A Q 6 5 4 4A K 4 2 %%'11.11 Ito ou do no I%%*, __ I'l 'O GOT OR ( scouT — Uros - ) HERE __ Is • This young man, who is a veteran, and his wife found it rather difficult to understand some of the workings of the Veterans AdministraUon's rules and regulations He was also disturbed over the fact that he figured the seller of the property might have - The problems we're about to discuss here concerning this JI. certificates, tra nsaction wit ho ut realizin g some of the ramifica ti ons of such a °Q Q,(J P —,- T. ipTg Dvt TO! I ~LCtT IT O.ER Kyr,4 / I 1 " 11~ li) .2 YA *% on %our sa to a slam. TODA N'our partner respon(j, 11"t. -- . • deal. 1 IC 1 :1 I . '. -A DOONESBURY TAX AUDIT 4Jj-. <5 / 6 of a simple formula or the VA Isn't going to guarantee him -.4 In the second place, the VA--once a transaction is put together-isn'i going to insure the mortgage the ex-GI gives to secure the money he has borrowed The VA does, however, guarantee the mortgage company that makes the loan. One of the benefits of the VA guarantee is that the governmental agency assur >ou that ou II get your loan—ti ou qualif)t the best Possi bletnterestrateavallab1eattheeofthepurchase Right now that rate Is set by the government at8 75 per cent Thirdly, the big factor involved in a VA-guaranteed loan to the veteran is the fact that he will not have to make a larg - 111111111111 by Garry Trudeau ________________ - . .4 af4COW 94CK 1k I &AL h4PPY 70 H4y,F - fP 8Y r N /N i / True, there is no down payment unless the purchase price of the home exceeds the reasonable value of the property determined by the Veteran!!Administr3tion. Let's explain! Suppose you and the little lady find the vine covered cottage of your dreams. VA appraises the home and it will guarantee you a loan of SZ,000 to buy it. If the seller will accept $,O0O you're in like Flynn. You can get it for no down payment, assuming everything else is In order. But,waItamInute!Theseller3want2,000 fortheprr. •' I I _____________ a / - BLONDIE Chic • r 1 Young • - - •'_. 1. - • ,_ A LACKEY! ___ I CiDmi-4G IN TIC>DAY I C ~ t s5 - ~), - M. . 4 —' c, p - ___ ,; -4 - ' % T — 11 r 60 Mc \L #41 TO AQtJILAN7 I - " V. S - •- .. '. . . I ___ - - __ ~ _~ - -, - I - "_ . -- -' - , -_ __ ______________________ ________ , . __ - __ . : I •. _______• ____ - _________ ...,-. - ____ I I - ,- - _ __ yr— _;__ --- mrab . A U! I' ;% .1 - , , ', I // r I 4-if o * %~ ~~i. , Ilik I -- 11 I ___________ BUGS BUNNY - ~01~ ; /,F7 -) PA8WP- . — - - - , 7 - - - ..... CIP SALUTES SANFORD HOMES ij ;I 4 1;~. 1%\ W ¼ M UGSY I M ALL I GALL R46M ;I ON RYC A! A I' - he arrives at the third house h supplies advice to do-it-yournitJ no have om for the load fers who want to move the which may have been ma de selves eyasodlscourage it - -- / ' AL N In , __ ____ __ P ~"~ 4:,,,\,,r ~, iiiiiiii.- r - %) likely that the lender will ask for discount points Let's assume the current discount on FHA and VA loans is running at 4 points. LATE' IT'5 O TH E NWAy,, ______ L -- MY CORN DIED' I ; r- - ____ 5 ' - by Al V.H, L CANT I MAG INE WH1 iEvER ____ =-i -, ~____--M. __ There's another buggaboo the veteran will have to watch for, 9? - Y I DOUSE ME, NITOG5 Lc:'D MEAL. '\MULC - I IT WT PEAT MO5 8NE MEAL_ r_ -- I MY - ___ PRIILS $go* i - / ' BE iSF7iE(T ,- - I I AD -I - I I) __ ,e 'I HAVE .11 (is ULED OUT SL DE 1, - _I S J 2 I/ I r -- - __ 1 ?-17 .8 Als;~~i WINTHROP Y4, . I \ 01 ~ , _ 4 - A, 4t, . dA I _,~ - .I I - I 1 11 I Ir") ,, I THAT, IT- START16 GETTING UN NT /11 I ___ N. 1-4 101 by Dkk Cavalli IN ThAT N FMRS I I i0, I—*,,- ,:~-- I - -, 'I ~_`i ~ .. (I . 1DEAR by Morcia Course - ANA (? / ( __--I " , I k. 10 II - i _ ~, I What we're saying here is that the lender will provide *you b7ith the mortgage money to buy your dream house at the government set rate of 8.75 per cent provided he gets an adthtional four per cent of the mo rtgage amount at closi ng to make up the l he will suffer by not investing his money in a conventional mortgage at a higher interest rate. Don't blame the mortgage company. If you were in the morage business you'd (eel the same wayand would be obliga to investyouravai1ablefundstobrIngthehighestpossiblera te of -,. - _. 1 - I ONE OF THESE 61ROS POES NOT OELONG. T OTHERS RAVE SHORT BEAKS. _________ I ___ - ~ (rj 11'-f __ — _.~-4- .L ,.i 1 I Z4- ;r11 I J'JG'T pEt5.OPJAL ELON&IIJÔ (WEL.L. HERf We FOOTLOO5E ARrs IN j0LLY - - -' - FANCY- 01.0 OLAWDi I . , I- ~N - II . v _____ _____ -. - Aw/ - I 0 Is . ____ --------'- -v------ -- TLt- - i ____________ ' Too M y B - -:- w.. - 8 .. an Mr. and Mrs. James A. hunt, 112 Highland Court... I - _______ I ____ 4, "fi > - I 1 . I p 1CREAT1 I ( Cia" ,o. r. . Ill . - 1~4 / fa .4 $1 416 • VJ I - ____ _____ _____ ) Y-/ - - __ - "" ftfff ,,. E' 43 5 A 3Tih 'r' \ I I _____ t £EYbR ' t' ' EET , , P -- 4j, " t_. 00 I : .- - ~.,Spmy, N. y. Is 39,57 1#jC"j5 401 I 1 V r- . - 1 1 -1 . - 7* - . I- -1 r , ~- m - __ - - _ ___________ I- I .djw --73T-- -=. -_ University of Florida, the Florida, an environnIentally homeowner can take steps to safe nernaticide has been prevent serious damage to W developed for lawn care. It Li lawn during the summer months. Dr. Perry has called DBCP and is sold tuxler I I -r - - ktw __ __%Z~ I ________________________ - - _____ . . , , : - . _~, 41~ . _\11 - ... f . ~! .I I , I When used properly it has control and considered a proven most effective in leading authority onlawncare combatting nematodet Nematodes, microscopic - - laws during drenching the grass with it, or it ats chief threto ' according 0 New In Town'? Better Fin 0 des are active directly Into the soil with the during hot, dry periods. When use of a specially designed these parasites feed on the host tractor. plant, the roots are destroyed Dr. Perry said that his and the water and nutrient Yo U_ efficient method of combatting festation are wilting, thinning, nematodes. Some pest con trol weed encroachment, increased ope rators in Florida can inject susptabWty to fungi and a Nemagon Into lawns for a yellowish tint. The grass will proxini.ately one cent per toot initially loose much of its vigor lawn VA Loan Advantages At For Realtors ~ ~~- - D- - - - '" - , ,' i by Ftank Hill I # . . ~ ~.tl 9 ~ I I- - , Florida homeowners can Augustine and bahia grasses expect increased problems with are coarser and ha ve mo their Lawns during the hot resistance to nematodes. The summer months ahead. These homeowner can deep this In oroblems range from the ef- mind when choosing a parfects of severe heat to Ucular e of for his nematode i nf estation. lawn, Dr. says. T'hanks to Dr. V. G. Perry, Through the research work of By DAVID JORDAN SOCifited V% ith if 111MIL-Aschooll society's roster. it raises sulting, active or associate Wri t ten for Associattd Press Is it accredited by the Amen enough questions to justify par membership with a good hospiIf you h'ive recently moved can Medical Association for the ing him or her froth among the Lil mu ans full use o act i les of course, there are many, advantages in a veleran using his into an apartment ina new town training of resident physicians possibilities. followed by an invasion of and collaboration and referral GI loan privileges in purchasing a home. The Veterans Ad. and an accident or illness in the specisities? Is it acereannual weeds, crabgrass and Call the library reference opportunities with other doctors . ministration guaran tees a long repayment period to amortize the strikes, you are immediately dited by the Joint (,ommslon desk or go there for a look at the ere membership P loan, assurance that he can pay off all or part of the loan in ad confronted WIth the question, of Accreditation of Hosp i tals" indicates oflY that )S C P vance without penalty, that the house the veteran buys meets "Which doctor should I call?" 77iree out of three yes answers Directory of Medical Spe is permitted to admit Weed seeds abound in the • patients, cialists, published by Marquis, accepted standards of good construction, and that the home soil, and when turf becomes To avoid this dilemma it is a means on need look no further Ut docs Ii orthere. \%ho s Wm, or the incrian c thin the seeds gennmate and good idva to select a dxtor be- Ilavitig either the medical Directory, published is based A VA—in the case of a new home-will Last, you should tnterview the weeds become mor ill try to assist fore you need him In brder to school link or the specialities byMedical the American Mcdcal Ass ' you in getting a b ui l der to correct any defects about which you improve your chances of get. training program suggests that the dotor, if possible Since it Is plentiful than grass weeds ciation. Either will yield de- unlikely that the doctor will don't have a chance to ow U jusUy complain. ting good care when you need it, the standards for doctors on the s will run high Affiliation tailed information about your h.rive a great deal of time to chat the turf is thick and vigorous. hnally, there is one important fact that needs to be drhen there is a procedure you Bart Pilcher is in St. ca nd i da tes with any prospective patient, of ac' home, particularly to the new veteran using his eligibility cer- follow for picking "These annual weeds have Pe tersburg attending the you may be able to learn from physician. Few people may creditation of Hospitals means here are some entries fificate to purchase a home. more resistance to nematodes Realtors Institute. want to go the complete route, only that the hospital makes a watch for. First, the title c,f the recptionist how the practiI IV than tht normal variety of lawn He is the second vice The veteran must realize that he is obtaining a loan from a es thtdotorniae grasses," but using even one of these re commitm ent to '(1P '(general practitioner) or S nm olun%ar Pe says "We president of the Seminole private lender which must be repaid just as any borrower must rces is more scientific than maintain inininium standards. "internist" (internal medicine emergency housto calls? Who are currently working on this County Board of Realtors and repay money he borrows And, the borrowing veteran must also uu lt asking a friend Ask the administrator's office specialist) Both are prepared covers you problem at IFAS (Insti tu te of the owner of Cailbart Real understa nd that if he fails to make the payments he will lose the to giveyou the names of several to deal with most o what ails isn't a v ailable? What ' If you car choose from doe the Food and Agricultural Scien state in SaufOed. home through foreclosure. Furthermore, he must understand tors on the staff of the best hois- staff physicians who handle adults, and the schedWe? Does ces), but we do know that unfless that if the kiKier takes a lo& the Veterans Administration must A faculty of 23 instructm iltal in your area it is a definite family practice Next, c all the finished medical school plus s the office remind you of bu- these nematodes are controlled from (he states will teach plus. Check the telephone local medical society. Though years of additional training. be'repaid by'ft veteran. munization and checkup due you will have a lawn full of various aspects of the real s - INFnouatiI Mrs. Seller don't exactly cotton to shelling out $1,160 at closing to payadiscountfeeona new morigagefoavekran. 00 And, that's exactly why many h houses with real estate brokers tell the listing real estate office in no uncertain terms that they are not interested in selling their properly under VA or FHA. And, that's exactly why many homeowners will price their property higher than the appraisal value. If they do ,sell in a ituation r value in essence, then, the buyer I pay i the discount fee himself. bv Howie Schneider 't / I In the case we've been discussing, how much money are we talking about and who pays it? We're talking about a 0,000 mortgage. At four points the discount fee would be $1,160. And, bless your heart, Uncle Sam doesn't say that the seller must pay it. fie does say, however, that Is' the buyer can't pay it. Consequently. let's play detective and use the process of deduction IfthereisadiscountfeeInthisca$e,anditamounts to$l,l6O and the government says the buyer cannot pay it, and the only other party to the transaction is the seller, it's obvious the seller must pa it __~ - _;-, s ug i __- -~ - IC-_j "_ L,_-*U tI~: &-., P~A -11 "11-4--v R!mm' ~f~ -RW1: _, 4--R:; ~i t. _r j~ s r i - I - 11 %I . F FRANK AND ERNEST IF /` .- . -- — I .. - 01 ,, _r / II i # 9 J. ,r ;.i . FS4, .e B 7 I (j 1 ; ~I I il'i I ; t. 4. I - L THAT WHEN P0 OWL __ I _, I,_. by Crooks & Lawrence OOijER 1i-4AN YOU MAY EXPECT, OW cHAr ,? - -- ~,^"..i , 7-22. . CAPTAIN EASY ,I f., ~~_ e A -: ' ' 4 - rmver, he advises, but varying toward his doctorate in bust. price estimates may be caused I - And Mr find lrs Jostph II SItczkosld nI 109 lrkd Dr V, IS - .. - __ - - -_ I—— Z ~~ ,' - a house in a* new IOMUOIL Harley, a member of labor and arbitration groups, attend- _____ V I man who hires a truck to move ' I 11 A 'I ( These homes have been chosen by Communi ty Improvement Project Committee of Sa nf ord take it to a warehouse. If Woman's Oub for their attractive and neat appearance. They Include residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jack hazards which inL. Perce, Ill Highland Court... . he'll just leave IL Someone clude not only physical darn. should be at both locations to age, they say, but other prob- ~ ~ give advice and they should le — truck breakdowns, trafknow how to reach the con11, flcproblems,thelackofjnjuj'. swner, Harley ance and so on. 'p The usual moving man pi. For men "who most of a uptimeisgiven as 8 a,m, " their con_ a they could never make it by sumer orientation includes then, and they shouldn't be ex* booklets on many aspects of - \0 V I P I . - established. A mover m.ight furniture for people. -0119 n-9-ammm's-, eon'teven arrive on the . ;,~i . _____________________________ y •mgg 0 - I 1%1_j I / - hi;" - containers are so heavy they plaints. can't be lifted properly ... often Although do-it-yourself mov. the consumer is neither at the Ing has made an impact on pro,pick-up place or the destination fesslonal moving, they aren't when the van Then, too, the consumer is not I, most people do not do it a secaiwaysaccurate about the toad ond time." They are more conHemayenaddtoitter the cerned, Harley Insists, with the Consumers should get three ,0 . .'& I. For example, containers of. Impartial Chairman conducts tenarepackedsothatiterniare hearings for consumers who weight has been more or less HAT 1 3 3 - - "I -~_ V can't buy the property. But it does mean that if you buy it you will have to come up with no less than $3,000. For many veterans that senough right there to stop not only the clock but the entire Barry A-Qui \ ___________ I &_- — Lee Falk and Sy CA 11 WHAI • ( A. THE PHANTOM L" _~ - ----- k • 13 COWARDS , ~_ ,; -~~_,----~ ) <~~ ~kl_- I - )V ( I YOUPSEL-P I , r% , r. -- 4 V,I the difficulty of appraising some heavyfurniture, Me ter- approach. They come in, push and costs of wrapping, packing, out the furn iture, load and take sa ni tizing. off. Their attitude ght even Their o members and oth. be compounded by the con- er good movers voluntarily sumer, w o often doesn't Mee! asked to be placed under con. his responsibilities either, Har- trols and they set up an Internal -_--- - . — ---1 __ --~ - - But, hold on here There are exceptions to that and here's OflC ofthepialisthebuyerandseflermustowabout r06 , ____ - - __ - sw so /ie - 4. - vwy 11111111111111K Theveteranmustquailfyastojobst.abtIftyaryJare stability. hlisincome must besulflclentto enable him to meet the demanth . Degree moving trend. Students will be lies involved. They • because a veteran has an eligibility certificate it doesn't mean that he can purchase any home he wants to buy which might be on the market. I A may think the importance of the van be taugh t new packing kc kept to 15 to 25 in a class for a they have every thin g under man's approach to more personal approach. control, but they often lose sight They should be made children, niques and materials, truck part of the loading and unloading me "All moving is th -- Perhaps the best place to start is to flatly state that just ! Has - been trying to gouge him on the price of the property. situation should be of interest not only to veterans with eligibility FUNNY BUSINESS Man teaches psychology? Ready or a trauma and of the fact that the consumer is od- ranean, for example. A new move, being given small ology, and so on. not, it is here and it may start a a lot of it has been caused by the likely to be in a New Yor k law says that the state of shock packing chores to do, he saps. trend, predicts James P. liar- men on the van," "There was little moving dur- consumer need pay on delivery Harley says, because of the myriad of things And t hey'll be told that if a ing e Icy, who believes he may be frankly. They have been so that must be th de pr ession and during no more than the estima ted done to get ch ild is in the mover's way, It is "the only moving dustry om- accustomed to confusion that relocated. By Wor ld war H, but since 1965 amount plus 10 per cent of the the time the far better to say to a parent, "I ev erybody is on th move," excess. The balance can be paid budsm.an in the United States." they accept it as normal proce- moving man arrives, they may don't want anyth.ing to fall on Harley points out. Harley, Impartial Chairman dure. not have their wits about hbn ,"thantosay, "Willyouget come a way of life and for the Moving and Storage Inpeople Such situations have included theric As for the orage business, him out of the way." dust of New York, has been loss damage, unreliability move all through the year. Bethere are no regulations. You In teaching the psychological As for adult mo%er relation- fore the war, the with the 26memnber group for time factors) and the common impact peak season could have paidp receipts for once a student has sthps, Harley will stress that 14 years. was October. " courtesy of business Inter- been Impressed with the signlfistorage but when you want to attitude and common courtesy The college will aim to cor- course, he says. The sheer busyness of the remove your furnishings an tincance of what he has learned rect consumer abuses and help the mover are important in whole thing has made moving scTupulou5 owner may have "For one thing van men do Harley, who will conduct the of easing moving day. III addition men more like robots in their tacked on re tr oactive charges . not realize the impact on fami- first will A could not be put together. '.. __________________________________ ________________ '—.,--- ENROM we received a letter from an individual who was . 3E CE By VIVIAN BROWN quite u pset over the fact that he had tried to purchase a home from a local owner, and for a number of reasons the transaction / Moving AP Newsfeatures Wri ter A moving man's college that — South 11 A -0 . By JULIAN I You. South, hold and will force declarer to use one of his trumps. Your I Can t Buy Homes by Larry Lewis WE!N I go v eft I ( ,)-,;,I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 1. husband, Mom' with the ace of hearts after holding the first trick with the king. The play is sweet, simple .. __ ,) tj He's kind, considerate an S rI - Why Some Vets , j The hiddinQ has The man who wants to get - or - , Y'S I " LI.1i ii ' I . 4;;I -)\0 " .&- -A) 1/ 1 . I'ac u2 . ICD4N~~ 9i settIng trik a — I - and give West a ruff for the .%lost bridge F .vers . park bench sitte rs it1i the West iflu.The would Id continue I ' — I lead; cash his queen of clubs £ - P a" I'ass . I 3 4 1'a South Fast El V / the first to East's queen, but will pick up West's king on the next lead of the suit. Then, West will lead h king of clubs right out anti South won't be able to do anything better than to rise with dummy's ace and lead a trump. East will win that first trunip + Q97 IT YOU 6 32 SOUTH "THEN \OU DIDNT SEE ME RIDE U 4'GENERALS RO X 4 K5 by Dove Groue I him at all. Declarer will ruff and go right about his business. Ile will also see that his king of clubs is not going to do him a bit of good if left in his South holds the queen he will finesse successfully for that king; if South doesn't, he will take two finesses. He wi ll Jose ~ 92 _______ ALLEY OOP TKAT I L __ _ _____________ V75 + AK tO J [ 1, `: 11 0 2 '- ' - .__ • - - . L_ -- - -, 7 __ ivI""~~ j', IL ~± -% --. ~ ~ - ___1 L - �2 c— veninHerMd Sunday, July Real Estate ~i 1, Quote/Unquote • H ouse eeping Ru es BOX Question i • e H JULIAN STRENSTROM diIrs Nolt: estate, taxes, planning. zoning, or anything else hJcb affects your lifestyle? If '.o, send your inquiry to Editor, lifestyles, The Sunday Herald, i What people •1 E YP ople ess * S cience ,, aresayi ng ... I I . e ______ . By ADELE FAULKNEJ bearing age to be mandatory. We owe ourselves and o patients the answer to the question, !s e pregnant?" occasionally or full time, you together is ce 'what kind of a sour apartment office to acare going to need a room Sanford Fin 3'771 Please sign sour letter. Upon The Herald — Dr. G.E. Laubach of the t Services to personaml,messyorneat"lf commodate this trait. publication function as an office, ou are, haer onh Initials III be used y American unfortunately, in the College If you are a person who works of One solution is to get yourself The first thing you should ask messy category, you should 0 b a I e I r I C I a ii a Just a rolltop desk. After doing your a out of your apartment either oursel f in putting the room Editorlearn to accept it and design office work, you can Just ro Gynecologists during a speech ll Orlando friends of mine ha v e told me that Jeane Dixon urging mandatory pregnancy U the top to n "ill appear beftire a niveling of the Ortando-Winter Park Board of sung. voluminous piles i : Itealturs during July. Canyou tell me if 130:1-Reallors will be Lble ._~~ This is la of the budget to attend th is mettIng' F -Mrs. LAH ce doubles as a guest room is much more serious than he _._~ 7 or study other members of the Democratic Not offlciail can I tell t'u that nontnembers of the Realtors ENATOJt JACKSON j'" nat?ona?'twadquarters." ~11 rganljio sIl or gill not be able to attend. however, since _____ _________ Another solution to the "There are many ar eas Juane Dixon is such a prominent and na ti onally known psycc I Mayor Henry W. Maier of messiness problem is to use , which American interests Milwaukee cri ha ve an idea that tscke for her July 25th appearan ce will be as ti cizing the Ntzo your office closet for your scarce as they were recently when Kreskin desk, parallel those of the appeared before th e Chinese." admiitraUon'g Impoundment Simply remove the poles and Su1ie group. Sin ce th is i!l be a luncheon meeting of Se henry Jackson (D the general of urban d fundL put in a shell inches high with membership I feel that tickets will not be available to Wash.) upon his return from th e genera two drawer-high files on each C public, Rs the hina where he disc ussed the there ;erc only 400 tickets av ailable for "Ihe closer you get to trial, side to support it. Kresk in's perfoniianc and they were being You might possibility of full diplomatic the less important the truth scalped the day of 'also consider building shelves relations the meeting for 120. so we heard. We were there and, between the United becomes You have todeal with believe me, above it. You can then close the : States and mai nland China, krekin s performance as '*am azing." what the witnesses will say on door on your mess. The closet "Why should a woman type the stand." L also can be Editor: 1. used for storage of for $20 a clay when she'd rather P files and other related be duing a iiwrc physical type Ill tin' u'i'nt a liuer purha Public defender chael a house from the seller and materials. You might even of work and getting better paid, Faynd of Washington, D.C., Inter the buyer discovers a deket that the seller knew about and ~s•. consider taking down the closet too?" did not tr t!. di ti- l'u ur h uari rut 'ure'' during an interview revealing door and substituting in. HC1G ____ — An n e Cotterili of difficulties with defense wiI !1 11 a teresting .ca binet work. ir 13G; f Oakland City. lad., defending nesse There are other alternatives I ot :. in I..' .da civring such a situation. the demands of women coal ' ± il I!! : I f, uver, in such a case I can only advise you to contact your to keeping your office in miners currently at odds with attorney for his opinion and possible ac ti reasonable order. You can officials of the United M ine on. You might be in. place trays on your 1,~reste~ to know. however, that the New Jersey Supreme Court r desk or Work's. . I ~. _1 -rww wall-hung shelves above it. -_ ~ r,4ntly ruled that a buyerofa home could rescind the purchase I 121*Uv~ "Ifitseemsweasebetng told . Lateral files can be installed in from all sides today that man is untract if the seller does not voluntarily reveal hidden defects. ., .,.,,.', This ruing was based on a case involving a cockroach '-A .,L. U). secondhand -,,* festation.It supported the relatively new COCt dt or antique shop. ironically enough, because we _ You also might look Into purbe guilty of fraud by his silence " in rea es are being Judged In terms of a tate transacti ons. The chasing one of the desks now on 43f/y broker involv ed has his $2,500 commission tied up until a trial % w hole new set of sta ndards In a tV$'u (LI.. .. .. un determines whether th e buyer or th e seller broke the market which contain files world where almost everything th e sales 4 that lift out of the back portion seems possible, crntrac't. Several other states have mace similar rulings in recent th us making of the top, tars. . I every want every unjustice • Color is an important con. and every wrong seem tinI Editor: sideration In your apartment bearable," r; T; r 'r ' $—'-I office. 1Not too long ago I listed my property Ith Realtor who, with REV. BILLY GRAHAM i".:Il IlL - I — Former Atomic Energy my permission, submitted the listing t i - . " Generally speaking, In a Commission chairman Dr. the Multiple Listing J L ' -j "...Rellglous conversions room used for study and con-a;i,',, " Seri(-e. M 'A lie and I signed an exclusive lIsU' L'utract with L Glean Seaborg in may not last long but neIther to centratlon, the neutral and g i the Realtor for l!0 days. The house was only on' time ' .:i rowing criticism of nuclear doesabathbutftdoesyoug® shown 53 11, deer,r color values provide a power plants.. during the first two months. Meanwhile, some f riends of os. to take one," -. m',re derided to make an offer on the house. We called relaxed atmosphere. For )II :siti; our Realtor and "We are advocating th e — Rev. Billy Graham eonasked if the listing coud be withdrawn. He said that it could for '.ample, green, tan, btorfl, routine pregnancy screening in ceding dramatic conversions maroon, and bronze are good th e fee stipulated In the contract. However, be point ed out that " I U . - '"''I 9" the house siere to he sold before the normal expi colors to use in decorating your hospitals of women of child. are usually sbortthed. ra tion thite of the I ti,tI. I,.. ' office. One important th ing to he ouJd be entitled to his commission. I question this 554' -j remember, however, is that orocedure since the Realtor had noth ing to do with Lets You am obtaining th e i' buyer forms home. What can I do? these tones require more — What You Think -MAJ [)tar MAJ. lighting. Fluorescent lighting provides good iliw.dnatjon with . You could ob ta in the senices of an attorney but the Mul ti ple I ---•-I, Listing Service contract you signed spells out the less ener', which makes it -i-Lp.__.. Superior covering provisions in a r rather plain and easily comprehended mann excellent above a working pow er. Lets YOU t ci (a 3)5.IZ' er, Of course, YOQ .. i L '—. I must realize that the Realtor who accep surtace. paint whai you ted yo ur listing has no I 'i'i'E i"rI tttL think. Goes on fast r A desk tamp LOu i I with an opaque doubt advertised the home. He also paid the expenses connected .. ll int Pa drie faster. No shade and with submitting it to .M 11h a white lining offers A-frame has been designed Ior fulWme F urthet-, it is doubtful it the withdrawn stirring, no thin. living, with 911 the comfort and convenience of The lee st!pulated In the contract would repay the Realtor for his more traditional house, added to the special a i4ell-diffused nonglaring light. VW out excitement found In the open spaces within. The ning. New easy-to. floor has 1.17$ square feet, with two bedrooms. main Three-way globes are good ofpicketexpeases. sow, if you sell th e house prior to the date use can. The master bedroom and a gallery loft are Included in the upper level. Plan HA$41%' is. % contract normally would have expired because they provide the room u r breaking your by Fenlck A. Vogel, Room 505, U W. 45th St., New York, . (P contractual agreement and he is entitled to his commission. N.Y. with a softer glow when not Anyone wishing to learn the price of the blueprint can write to . The the architect, including a purpoe of the listing contract tnitiaih is to prot orking at your desk. stamped, self-addressed envelope. ect bo th you and L the listing R ea ltor. Protects your house Remember that when w ith hanging an overhead light you P'et that seats out should keep it off-center to the weather. Built. "941 ,._ Pa" prevent glare. If you are right. In primer. Dries handed, your desk lamp should fast. Soap and 14i go on the left side and vice wate, clean-up. versa if you are left-handed, so CY can. that a shIadow will not be Cam By DAVID De%'OLL program. This is perhaps the Extension Agent most economical way to water, you choose for your office as but you must water when By '4N1)y LANG yo ur work chair should be 1/ individual homes. The results tional Mineral Wool Celebrating Our 100th Year In Business The average rainfall m- this needed and not at a later time. AP Newsfeatures Insulation checked very carefully In terrn.s will be reported to the home Assn. has estimated that im- of its function. For example, is area is around 53 inches per Delay will cause permanent "Retrofit ti ng" may ot be in owners along sear , with a bout half of this damage to the lawn. with recomirnen. proving the insulation in one of it to be used most as a reading, most dictionaries but U datlons for im provement and every four homes and add falling from June through Most Florida soils are sandy Federal Energy AdzninJtj'a ing lounging or desk chair? Is it I lIlA DtD 0 estimated costs. September. During the dry and hold about ' inch of has . . storm windows and doors to one primarily for a man or a Its way the word soon will Called Project Conserve, the winter and spring, lack of water available water in the top 6 of eight would save the woman' Remember, work tops be known to of HARDWARE - I - I millions home program is being tried out in equivalent of 59 billion gallons should may be a serious problem. inches of soil. If the root ' be zone owners, 10 inches above the two test cities, Danbury, Conn., of fuel oil in 10 years. 213 W.3rd St. Even during the rainy season, were dry, about inch of water seat height. The seat height — Sanford Retrofitting means im- and Topeka, Kan. If loss of water may be so great is required to thoroughly wet proving an exIstLg home the redepends on your height. sponae lives up to expecta tions, that irrigation is often thisarea. 'Thislsmorethan300 reduce en The first step for a home ergy coj, theservjce will be extended to owner to necessary. Soils which hold gallons of water for each 1,000 keep the cost of , 'I take in Project Con. fuel and dec. the entire United States later serve is to complete a question. very little water make watering square feet of lawn. :3 rtdty for heating and air th is year. During the test phase, naire. The questions involve esential dunjrg the hot '. During the summer, daily : th e conditioning as low as possible, the computer service met, wi ll be considerations that affect ener1. waterasuse lawns high fourbytentis ofmay an inbe as ConvincJ after recent studies free, though on a national scale gy use — construction matech. that energy conservation in the there may be a charge of a few riaLs, house A practical and economical This means L' L that all water in the home di mensions, in. ::: iilgu eIL! can make a ma jor con- dollar watering program must include r oo s to pay for processing. sulation and present heating t zone could be used in about tributlon to over-all energy :3 three basic ideas. I!) When Bringing attic floor insulation and air-conditioning costs. one day, Thus 'i inch of water supply and moderate the imshould water be applied? (2) would have to be up to a th ickness of approxi. ajplied each pact of rising prices on the mnately six inches Is part of the how much water should be day Just to . The answers will be process. balance water loss. ::% x i Cond i .. .*. applied' sii how should water While consumer's pocketbook, the program. The FEA estimates Id in Washington by Applied :.. 0 in the winter, inch of FEA is developing 1. .:1 -- applied? a broad that if this level of insulation is. Urbanetics Inc.. the firm hanwater may iast 10 days. ::: range of retrofit programs, Water when the turf is under achieved in 1' million existing dung the pilot program for thn £ 1 • A general rule often used in 1 -tress from — The governmn' principal homes a nOiary Topeka year, the are being asked to parsavings by ________________ Jack of water. With Florida is to apply from i to 1 Ompression rOWereu energy office, the a little experience, you can tell inch of FEA is in. 1980 will be 400,000 barrels of ticipate in the test. water (300.600 gallons itiating one Particular program household heoting oil, or when it is time to Water. p' 1,000 sq. ft.) every two under which a computer will Recommendations to home . equivalent In o ther fuels, per Watering in this manner is weeks in win ter and one or two analyze the patterns of energy If owners will be based on local havea fforced Warm air :-:: cgallvd an "as needed' tories per week in summer, use for heating and cooling of furnace, you may .. In a related study, the Na- temperatures a nd othier climate ___________________________________________________ own conditions, as well as local f Your air conditioning sami energy rates If Project Con:y' e: can be ________ 742 serve goes nationwide, the casH adapted ) wer _ ~ cornputer will be programed I . and duct System is used t % z- i ~ it oca i ta 9 areas ~_ circulate the 0 I __ Iligilill l lUunthreeweeksaf ter a / dehumidified by your Fedders I 1. ,. . "AII ' '- completed questionnaire has -: "E" Flex air condition ng unit. . IiLIJ J S -0R .AMERI i.-1 f~i _~ - I Vol ______ S:'. •" " - -:!* . - L. - -- . ' -'. , ,. - _, ,,_ - - - . _____ ________ - - -. ________ ______ .•' _______ . r • ' , - ' _,~Z . - ,,-' ,,, . ______ . _____________ • - • - I ____ •' ' " ' ''' J , : . : _, - . J "' _________ ,i,iee • ,•,•• ____________________ "nIract :-''-'' " " ,, LUCITE ,, '"" ;fl' L___ - - Li' Know How To Water I'lL S-> ' For Beautiful Lawns etrofi9tting'New ost-Cu tting Effort __ V U FEDDERS iicIency .. greater BTU/WA Ti it oning "E" Fle Ai ... ratio System :': .:. ______ - , ' already ' ______ _______ ua or nu, ---- - '-. - :: '1 - W,?' -- - . -- ________ - - ~_ ~_ —~yw i- Alhill ,10-- 0 -1 e_ -- ~Jj :-- -it * - ' I __ actions he could take to reduce the amount of energy he uses :: and decrease his operating :3 '3' cosLs. The five possible re 1. The BTU-Watt ratio tells You precisely how much each air conditioner will cost to operate for a day, a "' or a full cooling season The higher the BTU-Waft the less you pay month because you are getting g g more Cooling each dollar spent, 00 ng for :: f ,.. - - . -, - ~ ___ - . -8 The recommendations will Le dcconipanied by estimates of mergy savings in ilts ..... - - -I 4 I ---I G/iRLitN )I THE MONTH '.. --'- - - (,arden Clttb has presented the Gsr*n of the Monib award for July to Mrs. 2104 argea~eThemall3lelince thmfelves. ' -- - - energy and and Mrs., ER. %ood of Ii a. FEDDERS has EER of 9 to Prices start at $795 winter — -- : ' ' . . _ __ windows, add ceiling insulation, install weatherstripping and caulk around windows and : 11 BTU per Watt e. .. installed, We finance our job. ____________________________________________ Gulf Air Heating -Air Conditioning, Co. 700 -W LAKE AVE. --& . -- . - Plants .:.. . Noted In Y EARL ARONSON ological acti vity of the mem- house plant, do you go much AP Newafeatures branc stops. beyond the standard Boston o n g Researchers are studyin g a 1 His discovery was desc ribed fern? .1 Plant's ability to build up cold- as a major step forward in tinThe Boston fern is very popuWASHINGTON (APJ hardiness under freezing tern- derstanding how freezing dam. A lar but you probably would en- sudden increase in new housing peralures, What they are try ing ages plant cells, P joy others that are easy to construction does not signal a to find Is an artificial means. of G re en Thumb Cruise grow. Increasing cold hardiness In recovery from the industry's An added attraction to th e One is. Rabbit's foot fern deepest slump on record, the Plants, enabling geographic when usual cruise entertainment (PoIypodiwnaurern)wjc distribution of cold-sensitive government says. 1 -— the Cunard Ambassador unusual leaves and large rhiplant s pecies, The Conunerce Depar tm ent sails Aug. 3 will be an oppor- zomes. At re ported Wednesday that new \ a meeting of the American (unity for gardeners to get on. ____ Society of Plant Physiocologists board hers are Ja panese holly housing starts increased 8 per a and on-shore gardening a Cornell University scientist know-how, Theone..weekcarjb. Fern (c)Ttomlum falcatum, cent in June. After adjustments '. repo rted ability to restore one e ($447 per Maidenhair, or Adlantum spe- for seasonal factors, 1,595,000 'Y. of the biological activities of a bean air-sea cruis des, and Bird's Nest (Asple- new units are ex pected by the person, double occu pa plant cell component involved include a comprehe ncy) will niurn nidus). end of the year, the department nsive hot. in photosynthesis after it has cool said. Ferns generally like / ' anic program slides, semi. been damaged by cold tern ...L The year-end estimate Issued mperat te ur es and high humidnars, workshops and Island peratures. ity. If you think a bout where in May was for 1,476,000 new q Melvin P. Garber reported field trips with leading horticul. ferns grow naturally you'll units. Despite the increase, the that ss hen the Plant membrane tunists, know better ',,,here to display .June figure 55 as 26 per cent be. is Ircrzen and thawed slowly, There will be lectures and them In your home. Ferns like low the same month in 1973. with temperature down to 20 demonstrations on tropical light soil, James T. Lynn, secretary of a--. such as peat moss, degrees, a protein breaks away plants, including selection, sa nd a nd soil housing and Urban I)evelopin equal parts. from th e outer and inner sur- care, propa gation and display said he was pleased with e Th pot should have ample ment, 0 face of the membrane of the and home-gardening clinics, drainage so _~l~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ that roots won't the increase, but added, "It will Geometric patterns of woollen rafters agains t th chloroplast, a cellular organ BUILDING While the ship is in port, pas- have too much moist ure, take more than one month to e sky make an Interesting abstract study. At the satin' time they serve to remind us that while th e building con ta ining all the necessary sengers may take organized Ferns do well In pots on large establish a definite upward boom In Seminole County might have PATTERNS machinery to perform th e food- island field trips to bota nic gar- saucers or trays new ngs continue to rise all around us. filled with trend. Financing for housing making process of photosyn. dens and agricultural plan. gravel. The gravel is kept mnois t remains scarce." thesis, t.ations. Michael Sumichrast, chief to increase the humidity near When the proteins break Ferns the plants. economist for the National Asloose, Garber explained, the hiWhen you think of ferns as a sociation of Home Builders, [ The largest gathering of said, 'The figures ha ve no rela. amateur and professional (ion to w hat we know is hapgardeners will gather at the pening in the field. There is : . ....~ =~::: 29 th Congress of the American way ihe housing ind ust ry cm _____ Horticultural Society in recover this year." ______ Washington D.C. Oct. 9-12. The The latest government fig. theme will be "Oar for- ures for Interest rates on mnort. ticultural Heritage." gages showed they were run0 0 The events will include a tour fling between 9.19 and 9.5 per By ANDY LA NG cherry wood is a lustrous red- of private, federal period cent. H> VIVIAN BROWN A faded or greasy car pe t AP Newsfeaturrs homes and gardens; a program dish brown. Red gum The Federal Home Loan AP Newsfeatures Writer c ld be perked ou — I up by apply in g have an Q. Is rather at the U.S. aluminum same color Depar ent tm Board announced Wedto of AgriBank ne but I .P If women haveany doubt that a mixture of ox gall with water" mobile home. The sides of it are dingy in appearance. Where cultu rch Station at nesday it had committed the re Re sea they've conic a long way in the or by using "a little grated raw coated with dirt and grime, purchasers go wrong Is In fail- Beltsville, Md.; a report on a last of its money under lust century anda hall, a visit to potato and water" as an early built up over a period of years. ing to note the word "finish" In symposium to improve the en- Pr esident Nixon's new $10 bilOld Sturbridge Village in housecleaning routine. Th e parts not dirty appear to be advertisements, regardless of vironment; a f ilm festival. The lion housing aid program. It .Massachusetts would dispel _____ I good co nd ition and I assume the type of wood that really 4 symposium inaugurated the pledged $3 billion to buy 8.7S per that doubt. Straw mats also had to be that, if I can get off the dirt o used. For example, a "malogaAmerican Horticultural cent mortgages from lenders at At th e historical village t 1790cleaned with salt and water th e other parts, mahogaSociety's th e ent ir e home fly finish" new National Center market rates, with the wood is not 1&40t women Wearing costumes and dried wi th a coarse towel will look for pretty good. I plan ny. on American Horticulture at government absorbing the difA "maple finish" wood depict the myriad daily, week. "as mois ture could rot them." using detergent and Mount water, but not maple. Vernon, Va., May 1. ference. iy, monthly and seasonal chores As for fireplaces, cha irs at now have be en told by someone that early American women Sturbridge are moved away who Q. - I recently plastered a --------------------------1 from th em to indicate that th used to own a mobile home performed, Summiser at th e detergent may leave wall. It is all right over most of pr ep'u-ation of the five resi warm th is no longer needed. AN EXCLUSIVE PRESENTATION ugly stains, the surface, but in three or four dences in the village of 40 his. chairs were put Into the hailTO RESIDENTS OF FLORIDA ON LV A. torical buildings on 200 acres way of the General Salem gent, ri If you use a mild deter- places, there are soft spots, as nse thoroughly and wipe though the plaster never hardToy'ne's house to suggest th would bring sweat to the brow. at dry wi th a clean cloth, there coed. What caused this? EARN Th e authentic,,jiouses (lint resuch areas might have served will be no stai PER " 40 "' ns A. . Staining oc,%.filiff: Soft spots generally as cool sitting rooms wi th created rural New England vii' I up doors curs when a very strong deter- the result of having worked open at each end, 0 YEAR lage were put on the summer 4 "' l , gent is used and th e surf a ce of over the plaster wi th a trowel standard again by Mrs. Jane w • e if To lend summer charm to the aluminum Isnotcomnpletely after the material had begun to INTEREST PAID MONTHLY Nylander, curator of textiles f5 fireplaces, early American rinsed, With anirsvestmentaslowass200000 set. I and ceramics who uses rewomen put asparagus ferns, _____ search from (lie village library. 3, 4 and 5 year first mortgages secured by residential, I branches or flowers In them I recently bought a new Q. (For either of Andy Lang's Early women had to be con- :,, . commercial and condominium properties in a prestigious ,r ( " after storing andirons In paper. mobile hone made of aluml- booklets, "Wood Finishing in cerned wi th the effects of heat, country club community -'-ibeing developed in Florida. - s .. Some people used handsome num. Is there anything that can th e Home" OR "Paint Your flies, moths and strong sunlight : Ff ireboarth depicting pastoral or be done to prolong the life of the House Inside and Jout," send 30 Ciii or mail for full details on th eir homes in summer, other scenes. LICENSEDANDBONDEDMORTGAGE BROKERS "Closed aluminum? cents and u long, sta,nped, self. among other things. fireplaces were suggested as A. — Th e aluminum Is likely addressed envelope to Know MARVIN P. GASSMAN For example, there was the good pla ces for storing lard to remain serviceable In. How, P.O. Box 477, Hun tington, bug thing. If one didn't need to I sth ('t'iitnm s 2601 MOHAWK TRAIL s'i'ica l"ii'eplau' MAITLAND. FLORIDA because of the coolness,"Mrs. definitely. However, its appear. N.Y. 11743. Be sure to specify use tansy (bitter erbs) along Nylander explained. I iseboards ance can be preserved by coat- which booklet you want.) and at the sink to L------PHONE: 645.1842 (24 hrs.) , After me nding cloth es in the lag it wi th wax or lacquer. Wax 'oritrol ants, one ssould no doubt lading and provide summer Summer carpet removal was early dawn washday, which is easier to apply, but may >'el--1 iced to worry about mosquitoes comfort and wool blankets and another big chore, but it got an was begun in I NAME I the cool of the low after repeated applications, md possibly making screens coverlets were replaced by assist from I ADDRESS "Peterson's Ladles morning, was an exercise in in which case the old wax must 'of light frames of the size of quilts. CITY National Magazine" in 1860, strength that went from kettle. be removed with a STATE_________ solvent desower sashes and cover ed with Many floors in the Sturbridge which advised that "tin tacks to-tub-'to-poundlng.to.barrel.to. ncr and a new coat applied. A TELEPHONE nillinet" as one pub. houses are left bare because, as should be carefu ll y removed wringer to-kettle to be beaten coating of clear methacrylate -. L------I ication,"Tlie New England Mrs. Neyland points out, "not from carpets so they aren't wi th a broom stick a nd th en to lacquer will last for several Farmer" was advising women everyone could afford Imported torn," After rolling up, carpets pall-to-tub or barrel-to- years without yellowing. If the ri 1826. Further advice included matting that was used in should be beaten with a smoo th wringer to washilne or to be aluminum Is not anodized, it utting them in place about 5 summer. For that matter not stick, it was suggested. If old s pr ead on grass. should be washed first with an — .ni and shutting the doors, eve ryone had car pe t." Black tea leaves were scattered over The lady of the house might etching type cleaner. Find out Mrs. Nylander puts the pep pe r is sprinkled under some the floor the room could be then take on food preservation- from the seller of th e home By FRANK J. JASA heesecloth screens in one carpets that are left down in swept more easily. Then boards storing apples, drying and pick. whether the metal has been County Agricultural Agent house on the floor d ur ing the Towne house, were washed wi th wet flannel.. ling vegetables, fruits and anodized , ay as the early women did, meats for winter use. Or she In any department or office And since one had to worry might make cheese and butter When several coa ts Q. of with a small sta ff, the absence bout cur ta ins and dra peries as milk had to be used right old varnish have been removed of even one staff member can iding and had to remove them, away. Butter was salted and from a wooden table top, should cause considerable disruption ci osing the shutters to let in air pa cked in stone or oak, cheese the surface be sdnded before in th e routine workload or 4 it kept out heat, that t would be cove red with a paste applying a new finish ? # program. That Is the present )flC at Sturbridge. of wheat flou r and wrapped in a. Most definitely, s ye . situation in the Seminole Chandeliers often were cloth, eggs were put in a cool Start wi th a medlusiigrit paper Count>' Extension Service. rapped in dust t)ags just as the ce llar, of te n pa cked with sa lt and finish off with a very fine David DeVoll, Extension oric at the Towne House Hall "to and lime, grit. Clean thoroughly wi th a Agent for nearly six years, TAIJAIIANSEE, Fla. (API tion leases,a controversial item hi ep them clean from fl After that she might grind tliinner to remove itil traces of resigned last week to accept a ecks and because it would not 'lime Florida Senate is which a Senate committee herbs lobe used for home rem. sanding dust, position in New York. Mr . be used munch In sumimser tass'd u.s uss n version of a con- earlier struck from the House > ," edies, bake bread, weave or DeVoll had been responsible for e aniyway." In fact, fly specks (lommniumu regulation bill which bill, whatever. Af ter sheep shear ing Q. Is It true that what is Extenson programs in cornIn the major difference in th re such; a problem in old requires developers to make a ',1jli:. s e in spring wool would be spun sometimes called cherry wood mercial vegetables, orho uses that pictures, mirrors (sill disclosure of terms to pros. hills, the Senate version would into yarn. When she wanted to is really red gum? namentals and turf, and iii a inid frames were covered with I''tivt' tiuvers, allow developers to place a lien " "1 'relax she would paint theorems a. It may be true in some areas of home gnrdering, innislin, although in 1838 the After an hour of debate, the on ii person's home for nonpay. (on velvet) for honne decora. cases, but reputable dealers do ciuding vegetables, lawns ani ''natr 'ted .16-i) send its re louse Servants I)irectory'' mni'iit of recreation leases. tion. not misrepresent. Actually, wi is advising a method to beat vised version 01 a House bill, The Senate approved an • UNFURNISHED lbs insects droppings: Paint ,in 11112155, back to the house, ainenidmuient Wednesday by Sen. W.W SHAG CARPET enc, of boiled leeks or onion hog the stage for what sponsors Jimu; Ghisson, It-Eustis, which picture and furniture frames i'Xjie('t will be conference would give condominium ownDISHWASHER, DISPOSAL protect them. committee to iron out differ. ers the right to deposit recreaCLOTHES WASHER, DRYER %- for packing away ss oo!uns, I1ics, in liii' 15'.) versions, tion.area rents with courts in RECREATIONAL BUILDING i'lue Sensate version would disputes with developers. issue of the "American HEATED POOL r uga I Housewife'' advised also require developers to warClisson said the provision 1-2 BEDROOMS hrtistiing, packing, covering rarity their buildings and would made the Senate bill stronger rn with linen "when little set into law the relationship be- on behalf of the consumer than CABLEVISION AVAILABLE IN ALL hers which lay moth-eggs tween condominium developers the house bill because It "gives APARTMENTS ;in to appear," and putting and owners' associations, the unit owner a good position ttw in in a dark place, In addition, the Senate ver- because they can by threat of B for that matter, nov sion would create a fiduciary withholding rent cause the de)ng spicy smell popper, relationship between the devel- veloper to remedy the prob. fe -cedar chips, tobacco was oper and buyer, which Sen. lemmis." touled its a moth preventis'e, al- (;crge Firestone, f)'Miauuml, The provision would give unit jho ugh camphor gum was con- said was nnsortnnt in setting owners the same rights tenants ,red the best solution, Rental out the responsibility of of (hi' have under the lindlord-Tenhe calico curtain cleaning developer. ant Act in disputes with apartApartment tine involved shaking off The house already has ap- merit house owners, Homes and lightly brushing, wip- proved by a 98-12 vote a strin11w bill would allow devel. it ('losely with clean flanncl.c genii condominium regulation oIs,'rs to place a lien on a perthen rubbing it with dry bill labeled its a ''truth in buy- sun's home only after it series of 110W, Airport Blvd. — 3d. light shpuivers were ing'' immeasure. Sanford — procedures ti' sett!e the dispute 0511 over furniture' in prevent (305-323.7870 323.7571 It u'ild !os'r,''. have 1:ale1, Glissmi said USI - - - __ - -' - r'"i r e s - - ' ( I- I ave an (1ern A1i - e g oman _______ J 7-1 11 Here's the Aiiswer _________________________________________________________ ' - __ - t.i.f.1% I Y Y , - - TO - ' -- - or -', ' ' - - ' , 1. ' - , - , -- - J J - now - ' . ' [), DeVoll Back To , New York T4kE CLOSER LOOK... - It ,, CondoOwners Get State Protection - •'. - - -' ' vjj, - ' - to ornamentals. set. Sandlewood Willas 040 I... ~11101? -- - fltlet either on a di ' CI als.' . contractor installation, will be estimaL-d, ' Upswing Examines Cold-Hardy ' co ceal Sunday, July 28, 1914-3C Sunday Herald 0 q r,)u - ;'' t'' nn('d Z *4 00 00 �_____________________________________________________ _______________________________________ ------------ --- - ---------- r-- - - - - •---- --- - - -- -- ------ --- -- - ZY . -- .--, -- - - - - - - - r --- - --"-- 'r-.y-----.. - -. --- --, -- 4C-EvenlngHerald Sunday,Ju1y28, 1974 Sunday Herald Sunday, July 28, 1974-5C Bargain Hunting r EVERY DAY Se,i,incleCou ty La n d Ira n 1 YOUR n s I act on R s eco rd Herald Sunday ) ____________________ Want Ads of SE'i of Iddlla a to Gregory 8. Fop- John F. McKenney & w Lucile Charles G. Fulghwn & w ShirleyM.toEdward 1. Seibert - Mae to Wayne C. Cleinmer & w Sterling Park, Unit 2 $37,800 Jo Ann-Lot 43. Shady Oaks Subd.$32,800 Martin Andersen & w Gracia 13. To Northridge, lnc.-LoLs 2,4,5,6,7,8,9 and 10, 1ike Minnie Estates $100 Herbert Illldenbrand, Jr. & w Helen J. to Daniel )Ieitt & s Ruth -Lot 160 Oakland hills $ 18, 100 Todd ('onstr. Inc. to David A. I lu c & Kathr', n-Lot 532, Winter Springs. Unit 4 $51,000 & w Rebecca Lot 13, BIk E, 128,100 MarilynJ,-TheE i of SEt4 of SWLI of Sec 5-21-29 $68,500 John C. Al1e, Jr. & w Carol A. to Carl J. Gleihaug & w EvelmE 90' of W 190 ft of E 350 ft of S 123 ft of Lot 80, McNells Range Villa $37,310 The Greater Construction Corp. to Jack L Helser & w Walthea Z.'Lot 10, 111k 3, The Woodlands Sec 4 $48,700 W.H. Green & Sons Inc. to Bobby E. Ellis & w Mary R...Lot .,l tti_I.J_ - - - & Margaret Von Herbulls AIRPORT BLVD. air,fencedpriyatelOf.$l5ryflth ________________________ _________________________ _________ _________ YOU A I - Can Ptesp - - - - -- Systems Four Inc., to Ralph XJICII'Cd .... t., iw. Tnt.'M I '..iiJi .... I4II . .... Lot 6, 81k K, Lot 7, BIk 7, TIer 5, Town of K. to Hal D. Cornell, Jr. & W E. Matley & w Dillie M. Lot 22, carriage 11111, Unit 3, $38,400. Sanford (QCD), $100. Judy 11.-The N 29 ft of Lot 11, 131k A, The Meadows, Unit I Dorothy Von Ilerbulis and S 15.66 ft of Lot 10, BLk 21 $43,700 Perm.a h3ult Homes, Inc. to Anthony' to Carl Von Herbulls $15,800 James W. Hurlbutt & w Betty John H. Jones & w. LIr1da N. Lot 7, BIk 7, Tier 5, Town of James F. Cowan to Amy 00° Michele Lot 41, Indian Hills, Wells to James C. Gamble& w. Anderson.Lot 10 (less theE 45 , Ed H. McC.arter & w Rebecca to Charles G. Fulghum & w Francli Ann Lot 13 81k E, Suinmerset North, SectIon 3 $2,210 Acme Oil Co., Inc., to H & L Petroleum, Inc., MI that lot, tract or piece cf land lying and Thomas W. Moran & w being In the county of Seminole Norma J. to Carl N. Baker & w in Sec 26-1930, etc., $37,500 Patsy N. Lot 1 BIk D, Paradise B. Kratzert & Charles Point 4th Section $5500 Uo'r Thomas Crii & ' Kathryn toJoeN, Fincher, II & ' ''S. C, l3rantley Hall Estates $50,000 Ogden N. Edwards, HI to William U. Hilliard, Jr..An undivided one sixth Interest in S34 of NWL4 of NEL1 andS ~ of NEL 4 of NWL. Sec 28-2140 $100 Susie Lee Byrom & hus Flosh B. To david Jackson, Jr...Begln 93.5 ftN of the SE corner of Lot 26, Roblnsons Survey of an Addn. to S Sanford $100 Mid-State Development Corp. to Jim Wilson Evangelistic Assu.-Lot 15, 111k J, Spring Valley Farms, Sec 8 $100 Marshall W. Perry & w Myra Elaine to Donald Cuber & w - 3-Cemeteries 4-Personals S-Lost and Found 6-Child Care Hotels 5-Eating Places 9-Good Things to Eat 10-DO H Yourself nades First Sec $11,000 Lot 19, BIk G, - tISACRIFICEII Mo. course at local beauty academy - tuition + books Bought at PESO bargain md.: styling, wiggery, makeup, mgmt. Selling for cost-%250. 323-7721 after) _______________________ Month's Lease Masonry Construction Central Heat & Air WaIl.to.Wall Shag Dishwasher& Disposal Pool & Clubhouse Laundry Facility - -i- antora, na. 7 Bedroom luxury townhouses Bt, Financial _____________________ Mechanic Section 1100 _____________________________ 3,_Apartments Rent Unfurniihed BarmadsN,eded Call 372 9979 AskforMrs Busti Furnished 32 -Houses Rent Unfurnished . 36-Resort Property 1$ Con Homemakers, of the Upjohn Company,67$.0536. API EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. ___________________ _______________________ __________________ FOR SALE: Peanut, Candy, Gum vendeng business in Sanford. Requires $1,735 cash I, few hours weekly. TEXAS KANDY KOMPANY, 1377 Basic Rd., San Antonlo, Tex. 78217. Include pt-tone t- Claudia-Lot 40, BIk H, Winter Woods, Unit 3 $35,420 John Foster McLean & w Kenneth L. Cook & w Vet-die Patricia to Elizabeth A. Sava- N. to John V. Burth & w Syvil to John V. Rettig & w Dorothy Nader homes, Inc. to George ILots 5, 131k J, the -____________________ aivis FIOwT AND RIVER ACCESS HOMESITES C.iUal W.tq'r Cw,tral Pavig R,ads Uftdirq?.vxd Utili?.,j OvWean. Pill. Fthss5 ,pecs T..wis Ciy,l. Pacaic *,,. Silt Cim. Street L.p,Is. - - - LOW DOWN PAYMENT - -- Pearl and J.D. Hallwn & w Elaine Gascho.The N 75 ft of 43-Mobili Homes 43-Lots and Acreage -isn and Groves 45-Resort Property For Sill JOB DIRECTORY Welch Corp. to Frank M. W Janice T.-Govt. Lot 5, Less Waymen Heights, Lake Addn. ll,BIkD,SweelwaterOaks, Blow & 2 $66,400 Grc M.-Lot 6a, heE160ftand1UNf, $100 to P,O 37707. I __ J]] 2829 w. FAIR $Af*K$ AVENUE fN4) i4472i _____________________ ___________________ _________________________ _______________________ _____________________________ ______________________ • - ,, 1 Master Cove LAKE $.73 Bedroom ApIs- Swimmiflg Pool Tennis Courts Fishing a Boating Dlsposats Dishwash'ri SDrapss SANFORD 323.79C0 ORLANDO 365-5555 AIRPORT - •i'A'S - -. _____________________________ ' ___________________ Your Multiple LiSting Agency 41 Houses for Sale Village Real Estate - WELAKA APARTMENTS lllW.lstSt. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS - 24 Hiwa?haAy,,&t 17 fl ____________________________ - ' Theyre Hot!" Funds may be cut off 'n July New houseS in a rural area No down payment monthly payments less than rent Government suos'd:ed 'o Qualified buyers Call to see t you guaIifyi M UNSWORTH REALTY 7236061.3230517, 377 9370 air, dishwasher, disposal, large _deep well I. sprinkler system, near $ChOOl5 5.37.000. By ownr. 322-1431. _____________________- MUST SELL- Three bedroom, 1;', Maketodlydlessifiedadday. Place baths, range, refrigerator, carpet, one, to buy, sell or rent. Call 3ff 11 $31 99'P3 central heat. Assume 7½ pcI. mortgage $23,500. CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 661-1791 DeBary __________________ ________________________ REAL ESTATE SELECTOR -' - - u - -tjT,tc - 4 tqulpment _____________________________ have a few spare hours a character, and can invest $500$10,000 (your investment Secured by equipment and merchandise), please send your name, address and telephone number to: FBA, Inc. 1150 Hayes Industrial Drive Marietta, Georgia, 30043 And Suppli Opportunities _______________________ 62-Lawn and Garden 63-Machinery and Tools - MERCHANDISE CENTER IS-Pets and Supplies - U-Horses '67-livestock and _____ o Poultry ' How about ' . - Seminole - - _____ _______ __ Apartments Rent ___ - - - ___ _____ 2ndfloor rear.3room apt. Island last month required Magazine? - - ---- Transportation , ,, - is-Campers . Travel Trailers 76-Auto Repairs ' Parts Actessorlis - It's in the Herald . ' - 77-Junk Cars Removed every 78-Motorcycles Seminole 327199) Eve 372 7374 327 1496 377 DELTONA. 2 Bdrms, clean, neat. $155. Largeyard Nopets. 574-1040 7753763 _____________________________ _____________________________ Longwvod. 3 bdrms. li t baths, family room, air, fenced yard. 1700 plus 5)50 secity 3772090 - - 3 Bedroom block house Central heat andair DELTONA- 1 bedroom, enclosed fxrth, drapes, AC, wall to wall carpet, Reasonable 6460135 ______________ 3 Bedroom. 7 bath home on lake, MOnth Detuic Ipirtnient 1175 PtOfl'? Payton Realty 3 1301 __ a Deltona An,,cs owni'r wiling to give Second mortgage Low down payment required for? bedrooms, 7 baths, 2 car garage, paneled family room 6017*93750. - LAKE MARY, wooded, secluded, 3 bedroom, 7 bath. central heat air, carport, drapes, lot- ISS'x199', adjoIning lot available 171j00 3771947. - SANFORD $7)7(3 Low Down. No Closing Cost FHAappraisedatS7I,700 Sellerwjll Pay closing cost 3 bedrooms. I bath, air, fenced yard, with shalow well. Newly painted insIde and out PALACE GUARD coverage provided at no cost to buyer Ask for Jerry Emerson, Atsoc,, $30 5500 AttN' hrs 3)70 starting. wages, regular increases, and completely paid health and life insurance, HALL REALTY If you're looking for a job wfth potential and are able to work any shift, we'd like to talk. 36065 HWY 1792 REALTOR 32)5774 LAKE MARY. by owner. 3 bdrm. 7 bath, a c, centrel heat, wall-wall carp.tt, fenced yard. Near school 176.900. 3233961. located in DeLand, just north of Old Dayton.a Road, a little west of the DeLand Airport. We're MUST SELL AT ONCE- 3 bedroom, I", bath.central air 10.3 PCI. furnIshed. 127,500. 11.300 down. aSsume 117010 per month. Buyer pays closing. 372-7767. MON.-FRI. 8.4 SATURDAY 9.3 BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Used Farm Equipment will sell fast andeasywilhaClasslfied Ad Call 322 261) or $31 9993. ______________________________ 2000 Brunswick Lane DeLand, Fla, 32720 An Equal Opportunity Employer HUFFMAN REALTY AlPell,j,nnyCiarkAssoc ill 1YYS or ti'i in ______________________ - ----- -- - - 1 _______________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ CASSELISEPRY BOYS A N D 01 R LS LAKE FRONT PALACE GUARDED 4 ACRE - AGE '12 OR OVER family room, central heat a ar laundry room, workshop, and screened p)tlo Tree shaded fenced yard, with boat dock School tearby and golfing within step. One year PALACE GUARD Service contract Call Connie A HERALD ROUTE 6 Afternoons a Week CASSELRFRRY P4(53 ___________________ Duplex 2bedraom.adultsonly. 5150 ,imo Securitydep $65 )7244?Oor 37) 5*54 Houses Rent Furnished ____ 3oornhouseurnthed urun furnished, Sanford Call $31 2373. toe 7 bedroom duplex apart%nenti ______________________ Furnished or unlurnithed. 40 3 Bedroom I'? bath, air con swmmlnq pool. 4720 S Orlando ditioned, in country Pt-tone 372 Or. flfl alter 530 37? 6100 __________ ____________ ________ ________ * * GENEVA GARDENS Mayfair- Jbdrm lurnithedexcepi Single story Studio. 1. 7, and 3 for t,edroom, couple preferred bedroom apartments. Pool, SIlO Call 372 0903 for appt (lbhOuC, carpeling, drapes, k,lchen equipped, central PiNt 6nd a.r Monthly rentali fro'i $142.50. 327 7090. 1503W 75th St., Sanford. Why pay rent wt'ien you can own) beirm, l'i bath homC' tot the price of rent' Why pay high in teresl when you can have 7 pct.' No high closing cost! Feel secure with one year "Palace Guard" warranty on air conditioner, electrical and plumbing 526.500 Crurgr Willis. Asoc. $30S00 LONG WOOD ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERRY CALL - 322-26 1 1 - ___-- --- *0-Autos for Sale $I-Ayiaticn - _________ __________________ - - large screened porch. Mafta'e citrus, largeoaks. l03'xllO' fenced lot. $18000. Brunswick Corporation, a leader in corn- __________________ TOWNHOUSE- 7 bedroom, 1'-, bath, everyihing for comfort and _________ . EVEREST ____________________ ________________________ PEAL TOP MLS Orange 1919 S French - T,..n bCdrooms. I ti.ttri. wall to wall arpeting. drapes, central heat ord air, Fully equipped with dish washer Calf Mrs. Rutherford 37) 1051. ____________________ equipped kItchen, garage, well kept lawn. 121.900. ______________________ Unfurnished _________________ 'j 72-Auction Stemper Realty -. Marvin P Gassman 2601 Mohawk Trail Maittand Fla 3771% - 69-Stamps Coins 70-Swap and Trade - PER. ANNUM ' -.,..-.. Magazhe? hA-Feed 14% lnti',.tt n.ilil mvlhls, little as 52.000 Call collect or mall for details, 303643114. a good Duplex, Geneva, 2 bd. air, clean. quiet kitchen equipped, waler. & washing machine furnished 5150. 3 Bedrooms, 1', baths,,central heat nd air. $ month 27-Investment EARN Unfurnished __________________ BEST BUY- Two bedroom, It bath frame, furnished, a must to 3774633 1100E 25th St. - i-souse small. 2 Bdrms., kitchen equipped. 8110 p.us deposit GOOd congaTton. JAJ4VIJ. _____________________ UPTO 1509. ______________________ _______________________________ pII•I•I•I••'•••••••ui 532.500 would like to talk with you to see II Moving up north forces sale ot dellvery&movingcompanywttich includeS 2 truckS. 2 permIts and equipment. Call 901 i9375O - 0630 sparkling white fireplace plus quiet suburb 'Ieighborttood, All 17$ 4491 - room, laundry room, extra work optional N.i'eiy fui'nithed- AduiI or call Mr Greene collect at: SO-Miscellaneous For Sale 51-Household Goods 52-Apphumntei 53-TV. Radio Stereo a-Garage Rummage Sales 6$-Boats a Marine Equipment 56-Camping Equipment 37-Sports Equipment $5-Bicycles -uycaI MerchandIse __________________ air conditioned. IllS per mo. 2)0) _assume payments 372-9476. Month, Call Orlando, 15) ______ _______ ____________________ 2585 Park Dr SANFORO-3bedroom block home. Has everything Large lot, trees 322 2621. Have a hot weather sale? Sell Dovrt needs fast with a classified GOOD LOCATIONThree adin the Sanford Herald. Just dial bedroom, 1½ bath split plan,wall 3772611 or 831-9993. to wall carpet, kitchen equipped, _________________________ large pantry. $23,900. SANFORD 3 bedroom, 1'.x bath, to supplement your income and projcing business. PUALT0PS ________________ JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATEa INC. 32273727 -3327421 - PFALTOR u-wrriC% DEL TOPIA 1IO'iI SM 11)1 - By Owner. 3 air, back yard fenced. Near cx. pressway and Schools. 643-210. large lot with fruit trees. Owner will finance. 671-4660. ) B'drooms, baths, central heat .1 _______________________________ - - Ee.TOp4vlLLE __________________________ ______________________ - Equal Opportunity Employer Merchandise - . v _ ____________________ 1IPi Cassetberry, Fla. SHIPPING AND RECEIVING MANAGER. Prefer experienced man. $150 per week to start. ContactPINE BREEZE FARMS. INC. SouthSanfordAve 47-Real Estate Wanted i Box 395, SanfordEggProcessor 41-Income And Investment Property - IXCtt.Lf NT FINANCING i$fkiles K*elh,f at D,Litd AREA ton t919 S. French 3271991 Call J77 149$ -.- 1 2fledroomAdult Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 7SISParli Drive, 377-2161 lurance and profit sharing plan. AulOmatic merchandising is a Call Grecory Lumber 322 ('500 for SEVEN BILLION DOLLAR PLUS - rRivt: Stemper Realty 21 Hour Service Adulti No pets 372 Call 322.2420 Anytime "Get 'Em WhiI REALTOR -- equipment, elementary grades in Christian BIk 86, Sanlando The Suburb Minnie B. Kratzert & Charles $57,500 to Larry ShCITPId& w Mary I, E. Michael Gutman & w. Charles H. Rlumlee & w Beautiful, Altamonte Sec. W. Beck to Minnie B. Kratzert Lot fl Oakland Hills 113* Deccatexube Constz. Corp. to Donna to Belko Steel Corp $38,310 Milderd-Al1 of lot 3 and part of & Doris G. Beck-Lots 37 to 46, Michael O'Higgins & w Frederic VeWeux & w Marjory. interest in Lots 1 & 2, Fogg's Lot 2, 111k 3, Longvlew Margaret I. Crowley to John inclusive, Beck's AdTh. $100. Lot 3, BUs G, Swectwater Oaks, Addn to Alt. Spgs., $35,900. Cinderella to ELmer H. Post & w $37,000 Gordon l.e'.Lot 9, Goldenrod Gladys I. Kratzert Sec 5 163,900 no stamps MInnie B. 31, 111k A, South James J. Santarsiere & w Shores Paul G. Grumbach & w. & Charles W, Beck to Pinest $3,000 Richard W. Powers & w Patricia Minnie B. David R. Coley Q, to Guy L Britt & w. Ann to Herbert Levy & w LydiaPamBy T. to Mark R. Lazar & w Elizabeth to Harold Kratzert Volusia county, Richard A. Moss & w Mae R Lot 345, Spring Lot 5,81k C, MthIey & w Margaret E.-Lot Charter Oaks, Unit to Billy J. Michael & w JayneMaxine S.-That portign of Lot Oaks, Unit 3, 137,400. 2 128000 84, Bear Lake Hills Lot 7 and Il, 111k 2, The Woodlands Sec 4 Wilco Construction Co., to Lot 8, BUs 9, EntzAnthony Ralph Spada & w. The Louis Peters & a Jessie to Greater Constr. Corp. to Douglas Lee Prevatte Jr., & w $100 Mary J. to John M. Petrengilk Carl Kolbe & w Jennle-Lot , mingers, Addn. 1, Town of James J. McCusker & W Rodney A. Ramsey & w & w. Sandra Lot 25, Blk H, North Longwood $18,700 Lot 870, sprIng oa-, 13W 71, B, Mobile Manor, Particla to Kathleen Aim-Lot 66, Wekiva Orlando Terr, Sec 2 of unit 1 Patricia A. WilliamJ. Gardner & w Ellen Ramsey - Unit IV, $39,500. Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec $34,700 Sec. 16500 Lot 23, BUs A, Summerset North S. to Altamonte Associates-Lots Charles W. Clayton Jr. i w. Tom B. Estes & w Kathleen EM. Faucett & w Mabel to 5CC 3 $100 The Greater Constr. Corp. to Joan B. to Gerrard J. Ward & w Thomas 8. H1U& w Mildred i lC9,19md 191, Orange Park, BY. Wheeler, Jr. & w Jean John J, Clark Jr., & w Mary M. Patricia- A. Ramsey to Joseph Mgt. Lot 25, Lakewood The S l7.5 ft of N 362.5 ft of E Forest City $93,800 That941-31, part of NW'E of NW'ri of Lot 10l,WekivafluntCiubFox SiULD& W R-oseanna V-I.o1 23, Shores, 2nd Addn,, 240 ftofGovLots3&4Sec.6-i. Sec etc. $S5000 Charles L Pullman Jr. & w Hunt Section 1 $33000 111k A, SWflIfltrIIt NOrth See 3 Bel-Aire Homes, Inc. to 30 12,700 Henhlette to Terry That-p & w BY. Wheeler Jr. & w Jean M. Âme Q. Olson & w Agnes s. to $23,000 Joseph Charles Nelms III & w, Thomas Thedieck & Eloise s. Trudy, The E 3' of Lot 15, and to T.R. Estri& sc Kathleen W. Gerald I.. Kieffer& w Mary E. OtisC.Baker&wEmjIyBto Patrlcia-Lot4so,springoaks to Walter G. Sutter & w Doris all of Lot 16, Queens Mirror The Sz of S'2 of SW'i of SW'i Lot 32, South 17 ft of Lot 31, Whilco Homes, lnc.-Lot 7 & 8 Unit 3, $37,5® J..Lots 562 and 563, and Et of South Replat Adn., $2l,. of Sire 15.21.31 163,000 Wolfer's Lakeview Ten'. r_'ioo BIk A, Tract 73 2nd Replat, Bel-Aire Homes, Inc. to Allen Longwood Ave., Town of Edward a Woods to Nola John L.Woolard&wLynnS, San Situs. Limited to John SafllafldOSprinas £3400 u r...it.,.. n.,...:.. . U W. LW1IW flUUUA, LOS D, 131k 7 North Lynn Lot 19, 111k 16,' E lSOftof Lot 14 and the E ISOft Arthur A. Calme & w Tanya C.. $43,200, Roger B. Coleman & w Karen 1100, %S'eather.sliel,l, 2nd Addn, of N 41.5 ft of Lot Amended Lot 743, Spring Oaks, Unit 4 Bel-Aire Homes, Inc. to 13i11y W.Lot 386 in Winter Springs The Greater Constr. Corp. to $28,000 $3366 Vial, Druid Park, $4,000 Chaiks L Fun & w Gloria N. K. Osburn & w. Janice A. Lot Unit 4 $52,600 &wFrancatoManuelE,Sjerra Inc., to Rosi Kenpster woo' LeoflaB.Harr.S330'ofN4'of Bolen & w Frances D.'Lot 6, Hunt SectIon 1, $35000. & w Martha I. Lot 39, tena' & w Laurene C'-., Lot 36, Nt.4ofSW%4ofSWME33'for $. James A.. Jefferson & w. Roosevelt Place $42,300 Wayne Ceynowa & w Connie l,aurelwood $25,900 road Sec 19-2141 etc. $15,1X Jusnith to Sylvester Fukila Set.iIli Park $11,800 Chat-ks J, Woodbury & w to Joseph Bonanza & w l::., ti Willi;ii,i 11, Wilkm.sun & George W. Lewis Unit 8-Bit, Willie Mertiuie & w Theola i, Melzch's Subd., $14,100. & w Margie NM.-Lot 11, 131k U, N 30' of Lot 9, BIk 5, Palm w Ann Lot 105, howell Estates Sausalito, A Condominium, Rlair,-Lot 6, 111k 12, TIer C, Smnokey L. McDonald to Indian Hula Unit $3300 Terrace, $2,250. Suixi Heplat $41,100 Town of Sanford $100 I'h.ise I $38800 Smokey L McDonald & w. Garnet B. Burns to Joaquim Jack W. Flyant Ray to Harold Magnolia Service Corp. to Thomas F. Stetthsg& wMaiy Patricia J. Lots 110, 134 and L*ilt, Jr.& Wiudy'LotS, Grove H. Peek & w A. Julia, Lots I of Sleepy hollow, 1st Addn. Katherine K. to Wafter A. Ann-Lot P 81k E, Lake Harney $100. Bik 3, Plat of Geneva, $45,000. Charles W. Pendarvis & Teague Jr., Commence at NW Uti $4,36I Luis M. Totak & w, Dorothy J. to Richard L N.H. Moore to Board of David Rouse & w Jo Ann to t'OtneT of NEhi of NWi of Sec Bryan H. Gaskln & w Suzy Y. Marguerite A. to Eugene H. Williams & w Willie fl-The N Public 1fltruo,a part of Lot C.torgt' C. Madias & w Dorothy z.21..3l, etc. (QCD) 1100 to Robert D. James & w Anne Bias & w. Lillian R. The E t. 400 ft of E12 of SE1 of NEt4 of 68, SprIng Hammock, 3100. L Loll. 131k H, North OrIan, HerwynA. Peters&wjulIato 1.-Lot 61, GokIle Manor 1st of the Lot 713, Longwood $100. Set, 27-2141 $22,000 Itancbes, SectIon 3 138,000 Addn. $25,900 Charles King J Michael & Wilma to Samuel L. Wolf & L arle A, Thomas P. Hueston & w Viola H. Milky & Sons of Orlando Virginal Leonard Silaw & QiarlesJ. Pat-tick E lOOftof W ft p, to &wiean toEugenell, BIas&w, Lillian A. To Thomas Bernlos-Lot 11 GeO.B.Enh1g&wfDfly Inc., to Samuel A, Bennett & w C. Neuhart, III & a s 160 ft of Lot 2, Eureka Lot 711, and E of Lot Coted and Revised Pint of 1 29 & W of 30 81k ic;cy Liit :t, !)-t'e.nJ u r $40,000 Marilyn.!,.ot 13, Orienta Car. 713, E.ongwood, $15,X10, iIlr'I:I-k $1110 Sanlando Sub. Beaut,, Palm Not-inanely Park $12,000 C.irl' F. tijeda & w Mary dens, 2nd Addn. 132,900 ting See,, $30,000. William Ct-aig Church & w The Greater Construction 15011 of S 853 ft of NW' 1 of NE'. William K Hatfield & w Slyvta L. McCoy.W of SW%'I Sec 19. Anne Lot 71, Weklva Hunt Lot I1,Corrected& revised ViM L. Bias & wf Ruth, LI 77 SanS. latH, Walden Trr., $33,000. 1940, etc. $100 30-2(}-30, etc., $14,500 1U 'oz Hunt Section, $4I,310. of Normandy Park e 'ia!wood, 135,900. EXCELLENT Spacious home on large corner lot AeII planned for entertainment and akv liwiin SAS tYI T*n-.t Samsula, FIa. FIRST TIME OFFERED- See this 2 bedroom, 2 bath home with cerpet, paneling and central heat and air. Florida porch and fenced yard. All for only $71,000. REALTOR-AssocIate, Dick Gisthler, After hours, phone 373 006) or 867-7375 372.7335 SAN MO PARKS, 1, 2. 3 Bedroom Ira let-s & Apts. 2 Adult parts, 7 Family parks, 3315 Hwy 1742. Sanford, 323-1530. Day, Wk,, MO. in Associate, BillIe McConaha for details. After hours, phn 332. 1496. IMMEDIATE 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PARK ___________________ We are a major manufacturer now appointing distributors in your including paid holIdays, paid -- - Sbadowood Village See 2 -- REALTY, roomandscreenedporch. 116.900. __________________ For Rent W 4'2 of Lot 7, 111k H, Lake Small Lot 33, Oakmount Subti, REASONABLE OCCUPANCY Ranchettes Assistant pastor, local church, desires Secluded or country 7 or 3 bedroom home 831 $50). KULP NICE RETIREMENT HOME 2 Bedrooms with living room, dining LOTS FOR SALE- Want to build a house? Why not, on a nice esidential tot in city whCre there's water arid sewaae available. 14,100 each Call REALTOR-Associate Margaret Scott. After hours, phone 3fl754 s0000 Small Apt. -Adults Only couple or bachelor. 2 miles from downtown. 322-1316 - Timothy Carl Luther & etiouses from 2500 to - S ACRES on paved road with orange TREES Pay wa - IIIDDEI4 LAX ES7.75O [JO.'1t4 PAYMENTt Plo qualifying Po delays - just a wish corn true' All you have to do to enjoy this warm Florida summer, in this 3 room, 2 bath fully afr con ditioned one-year old dream, it to say Idol The extras will delight and surprls, you, and the area's with tennis. pool, and other fun times will cost 'ou ustl.4eitraper month? Solar a lifetime thrill- call Sonny Reborn at 322-2420. or after Pours at 372-4179. ou don't believe that want as txang rrsult%, try one, and li5ttfl to Ut phone ring. Dial 372 2611 or 8)1 999) t5,300 FOR FIVE ACRES- SWIng _____________________________ 38 Wanted To Rent ______________________ mo -_____________________ . ,ute 2O Th Greater Mall REALTOR5,Cass,lberry$30)6 Business Property For Rent Apartments Rent Furnished Apartment 1510. _____________________ Secretary- competent in legal, civil work. Salary commensurate with experience and ability. Starting salary not lesi than $700 per month and fringe benefits. Speer 6. Speer, PA. Send resume to p.o. BOx 1344. Sanford, Fla. For Rent apply 24 BusinessOpportunities ____________________ 33-Houses Rent Furnish.â 34-Mobile Homes RentI 35-Mobile Home Lots or Longwood. . _________________ 31-ApartmentsRent - CORP. $313433 sonr'eI Director or the Civil Sir. viceOfticeirt theSanford City Half for further Information or making application for employment. 29-Rooms for Rent - $I2S Wk. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN [IUOXCU 372 76i3 _____________________ ____________________ Hartman Realty,lnc. _______________________ FOREMAN Atteta.3fl9507 ____________________ Telephone construction, buried cable experienced only need I bedroom. I bath furnishid apart. .iloyment with all City Clvi Service Rights and Benefits _________________________ E. to Wadea M. O'Neill-Lot 19, Lot 22, Bik 1, Replat of Sheets 1 Town of Longwood $100 'u'11 12, and Lots 16 thni 23, Aylesbury Homes Corp..Lot 23, Huskey & w Nanc W.-Lot 9, Eleanor S. Blk F, West Altamonte Heights, & 2, North Lot 1, BIk E, Orlando Townsite Howell Branch Laud Co., to Bik B, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec2 $100 131k C, Sweetwater Club, Unit 1 ,,Eastbrook Subd, UnitS, $31,100. Casa Grande Subd. $100 Sim-Ka Coep,, Lots39 thru45 $14,900 Jay William Simon & w $31,500 H. Knox Bettinghaus to Leon Carter& Lll Dennis C. O'Dell & w Audrey inclusive and Lots 47 thru 55 W.H. Green & Sons, inc. to Edward Urgelles & w Rosa to Charels E. Tennant & , Ten to Kenneth P. Roth & w Wadea M. O'Neill-Lot 19, BIk F, L to Howard A. Hohnston & w inclusIve, Howell Estates, Joseph L Kidwell & w .Janet A.. Angel Blanca.The W of Lot 9, VirginIa B. E 5' of Simone-Lot 9, 111k D, the 15 W. Torrettl& w Marlene M.-Lot p Pinecrest, lease with option to buy, 3 bdrm., 1 bath, dishwasher, oaneling. fireplace. Owner to finance. 127.000. - ------------- all _____________________________ discount I. S&H stamps. 332 $461. CABLE II - - -nd assurro F1yrnr-nts of $171 wr rrio. P40 closing cost, no qualifying. 710$ Willow Ave., Sanford. 372 fldrm with family rcin, I baths, central air & heal, carpet, many extras i S20,S00. ____ 3 Bedroom apt, kitchen equipped, waer furnished. 195 per month. 332 2139 or 8342)99. ____________________________ Receptionist. Small offIce. 372 1020 Ot 53-4-7006. _____________________ THE CITY OF SANFORD CIVIL SERVICE BOARD is accepting Applications for Immediate employment In the following positions'; Refuse 21-Situations Wanted - 2nd Addn. -' -__ ______ well, and in good Condition, And beSt of all, just 121.5001 So call __________________________ - - - New Smyrna Beach ground floor pool side apartment on ocean. By AA7 ___________________ ______ __________________________ _________________________ ________________________ ri - a see, call REALTOR Associate Pose Southward for Complete details and a look see inside! This rome has) bedrooms, one large papered and paneled walls, Bedroom, 2 bath home. Dbl. qarage. beautiful yard. 709 Pre Winds Dr., Hidden Lake Est Sm down.anume$fl,Mtg$',cf Like new Lived inS Mo Must sell 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, family room, a NEW SMYRNA COTTAGE- large clean? bedroom, fully fnithedocean 500ff. Ideal Site for bargain vacation Also 1 bedroom beachpool luxury condo Has everything M7-$307. ______________________________ 1120 Florida Ave. ln5ijla?ionintaticrs needed, Good vmpioymt'ni lOt ambitious men. _______________________ Fringe benefits. Ctiaulfuers license required. Eperlenced Pojition needed as Accountant, only need apply. Apply 10.41 Miller Shorthand, typing, all office Drive, Altamonte Springs, Off procedures and management. 3 __________ 3236650 _________ ________________ ______________ 4 - Beat the' high cost of travel and relax Two bedroom, 7 bath, fully furnished, new ocean front dominium with pool in New Smyrna Beach. Rent by week or month For information, call 678____________________________ RObI't & Gilman AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR 830.5300 lI' ___________________ Realtors Longwood Ths Call REALTOR Associate Al 71$ N.Oak, Sanfcd-d frornu5,Oo0fos)o,00 Industrial & Commercial ))9 S Atsant+c. Daytona Beach (.11 Me'. U U Hutch,son 377 10M AOULTS ONLY PETS CONSIDERED - Rent _______ PINECREST- THREE BEDROOM shopping center. S20.S. Acreage Executive Homes - -- - - -- __________________________ li-Help Wanted home. Carpeted and C-H Monthly , Homes. Lots ________ ________ 1 4 .(n Ocan tronoa;t 1657, Sanford. Fla., 3717). 311 pm, 6 days, Applicant must have references and must be B.eauticianwanted.Fullorparf time bondable. Benefits include group with clientele. Call Mary Ellen's Duplex, 2 bedroom, air, stove. insurance, paid vacations, meals. 130 $n2. refrigerator. $153 mo, plus $100 Apply In person at Sheraton deposit. No pets. 834-905-4. Sanford Inn, Oregon Aye, at Legal Secretary, Sanford. Typing, 13-Travel Agencies 14-Camping.Resorjs is-Action Sits -- __________ _____ For - Roger Cv. Bailey & w Mary L. Eva E. Long to Ruby L to Jimmie C. Peeples.Lot 5, BIk Casselberry, $100. Corp-The W. 4114 ft to Robert E. McConnell & w McNalr.Lot 9, 81k , NOt-tb G, Fern Terrace Revision $100 Lois A. Grlgsby & bus. of Lot 13, and the E 22.83 ft of j, Gary L Elliott & w Martha to Pat. Lot 22, 131k F, Carriage Chuluota $100 , Sanlaidc, The W,A. Knox, Jr. & Mrs. William to Maxwell H. Bates & Lot 14, 111k Jth Keene & hus Vet-non L- lull, Unit 2 $38,000 The Huskey Company to Harriet K. Fleming to Peltzer w. Jean All of Lot 3, W 21275 Suburb Beautiful, Palm Springs Lot 21, Blk 4, North Orlando Isoline Brlggs to Iioljne Aylesbury Homes Corp-Lot , Constr. Co-Lot 16, and the E 25 ft of Lot 4, Blk D, South Sec $100 Townsite 4th Addn, $19,900 Brlggs & hu Paul W. The S 100 131k B, Sweetwater Oaks, Victor T. Smith & w M. Janet ft of Lot 17,111k B, Spring Valley Altamonte Heights, $24000 Thomas Eugene Karl & w ft of N 300 ft of the E 250 ft of Lot $14,900 Farms, Sec. 10 *16,020 John W. Elmore & w. Martha and James C. Lewis & w Sue B Wadea M. O'Neall to John Molnar's Addn. to Longwood w Fannie to D.J. MCKInIIOn....E - ______________________ ______ - - I everydayread and use them BROKFR ________________________ -t?'. Ca'! 322-2611 or $31 99?) ASSOCIATE CITY- FIRST _______________________________ TIME AD VERTISEDt Ride by 2)7 West f;ieayailabIe 'nAdult Park GPEOORY MOBILE HOMES 500 FIeflChA ,Sanford lX Evenifyou'veneverworkt), AVON can help you make money NOw Call 644 3079 C,o,g tithing? Gel all the equipment yOU need for those big ones with a want ad will be furnished. Reply to of Lot 12, and the E 14.38 ft of w, Josephine T. $185 MAIN lEt-lANCE MAN for night shift. Must be experienced in n'aintaining production line eQuipment Starling salary 5150 p'r week Conlact: PIIIEBREEZE FARMS, It-IC. South Sanford Ave. 332 Equal Opportunity Employer _______________________ Development Enterprises, Two Bedroom Sanford Egg Processor ______________________ _________________________ 18 Help Wanted _________________________ _______ 19, BIk H, West Altamonte SWL of NW14 of Sec 36-19-29, Heights SectIon 2 (QCD) $100. etc. $12,620 H.A l" Coustr. Co. to .I'4' W. Huggfns& wEd1th F.'LOt 111k J, North Orlando Terrace Sec 5, Unit 1 $97.05 7 1-Card of Thanks 2-In Momoriam . $150 ,. ...'.. 11 instructions _______________________________ ______________________ Announcements 26-insurance ________________________________ Alice Irene Williams to A. to Lawrence B. Taylor & w Sprigs Glenwood Village S2nIandO Springs Subd. Uve Tract 67 $100 C,th invvttrnrnt No delivc-ry or collecting. Computors do your numr Parties, 323 5456 One Bedroom ___________________ 21 Hour Child Care.My Home rv,. For Rent - - - - - _________ Average 540 -an evening demon - UI ______________ _______ Stenstrom 6145 ____________________________ 201S. Park Ave. _______________________ - ----....-...._-_---_-----------------.----.---- 7-Motels If yQu'v scaiched for the ultimate in apartment living, you'if find it at Franklin Arms Conveniently located lust Iwo blocks west of I? 2. between Fairway Plaza and __________________________ Hot Meals, Snacks and TLC 365 625? _______________________________ ______________________________ -I---!-! . - Quiet Elegance Experienced persons lc,i- sandwich Preparation and making. S 334). ____________________________ 6 Child Care . CAR BUYER'S GUIDE ...... t., Mr. Moore. ________________ acre, large _________ -- 7% Mortgage Classified ad serve the buying and - Help drive? Lcae Aug 9. Call /? a rn or 9-Il pm. 6 country sot. It,rriith rhl,,4.... WlI;; 372 5659. _______________________ _________________________ ________________________________ ii Jim Hunt Realty REALTOR 372 211$ After Hrs -372 97$i 722 39l and )fl (1641 • 14o Alcoholic Beverages LPERS Mon and wIle team for cleanIng. 3 Free. 6.41 7077 for 'We Care" "Hotlinv'. Multi or Teent. Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. FRAN KLI N ARMS 3nO1 ________________________ ______________________ -- ' nil. ui.i &..ui; uir. - Crank Constr Co. to Kenneth James B. McCullar to Billy B. $23,000. rNvupn orinkei-. For further information call 423 45m or write S,,r'ford Al Anon Family Group P0. flux 553, Sarford, Fla. 1317). ___________________________ Per Day. John Michael Holmes & w HA. Ross Constr. Co. to 32 $100 IM Beautiful, Palm Springs secCondominium M. to Robert F. Evans, of Samuel A. Robinsons Addn. Co., Hollace to MArvin Leroy Brock Frank J. Harnel, Jr.-Lot 20, 81k J. Bralley Odham & w Louise tion $57,300 Jr. & Residence w Unit 32 $29,500 Peggy-Lot, to Oviedo, $17,200. & w Amelia Lot so, spring oaks J, North Orlando Terr, Sec 5, to Horace H. Kenyon & w Ethel Victor T. Bel.Aire Homes Inc. to Paul 12,27,28,47,70,71,17,g$,$9, and 90, Smith, Inc. to Via -th L Hall to Stephen B4J-IIZS inc. Phyllis Chudeusi & John 19, 81k F, Sujiland Estats $800 460, Spring Oaks Unit 3 snsx BIk 13, Weatherafield 1st Addn., of lot 14, and the E 31.28 ft of Lot Shudeusz to Harvey Coulter& w Mark Builders, Inc., to 1581k 56, Sanlando, the Subwb Condev Corp. to Grange Properties Inc., To Seven Oaks $28,000. Fritz G. Newnann & w Judy Lucinda & Wm. E, Severs & w Maurice Joseph Belknap & w Bert Gadsby Jr., & W Ma-tUe E, Partnersh1p.Thit Portion Combined Mortgage & Realty Beautiful, Palm Springs Sec to Ubaldo L Collazo & w Sonla June-Lot 14, Spring Lake Subd. Susan N. Lot 10, Blk D, North Lot 730 SprIng Oaks, Unit 4 of Lots 467, etc. Sec. 13-13-21, Co. to Vincent SUres, & W H. Lot 23, BIk A, Crystal Bowl $38,310 Orlando Terrace, Section 8, $35,400 1300,000, VIctor T. SmIth, Inc. to Via Grnckla Lot 19, F, Henry L Gaines Jr., & w ' IN YOUP FAMILY? AL ANON The Longer Your Ad Runs The Huskey o. to Dec- Kcnnetll[3.O'Loary&%%' Jan- Sanajando, The Suburb ratrIne ('on.str. Corp. Lot 32, Lot Huh. J, Sky Lark Subd., Beautiful, sanford Section, 131k E, Sweetwater Oaks, $33,o. $3,045. SectIon 5 $16,900 The Hu.skey Co. to Dcccatexine Consi Corp. Lot 13, 131k A, Sweetwater Oaks, SectIon 5 $16,900 New Vista Constr. Co. to Edward W. Dansberger & w Martha Lot 43, English Woods, First Addn. $59,400 Erwin Peltzer & w Wanda to Peltzer Constr. Co., Inc., The W lSftofLotl7,and theE50fto( Lot 18, BIk B, Spring Valley Farms, Section 10 16-54 (QCD( , ,w ... Ask fr Waa Ads - - - - - Magnolia Service Corp. to of Sec 19; N; Govt Lots 1,2, ba.ra to lewis N. Duke & Bruce Bohnstadt.Lot 7, BIk D, Grace P. to Troy H. Jones & w Perma Bilt Homes, Inc.-Lot 1 of and 3; All unsurveyed of Sec 30, Ruenell Lots 21,22 and 23 & 24 FlamIngo Springs $100 Katherine The E 50 ft of Lot Harold W. Plew to Donna N. [,o 4, Lake Brantley Ten'. i . - - WELDEr .................. f')V1WJ 9S0 Salary Plus Write P.O. Box 1713 snsord.rIor,da ....... Rnhirt Vnn I-Iprh,,tic L A Center. - utility rooqn Ii2O', double garage. 3733 - Convalescent ______ KGUSEIThTSIT4 ________________________ Country atmosphere ranch style home on approg. 2 acres with fruit trees. I bdrooms, 3 baths, din with fireplace, formal living room and dining room, foyer, wall to wall carpet, drapes, central heat - - Muthey D. Walker, Jr. & w HOU$IVfOrIW 11 __________ - WILL NOT Ut RESPONSIBLE __ _________ _________ _________ - PROBLEM :: The Huskey Co., to Dee- Gables, Section of Meredith Lot 7, BIk 7, Tier 5, Town of Jr. & w Donna J.-The S 39 ft of Ello Ifisaliti & w. Conrrtt ---- _______________________ Bring Results , Lot 12, 15' of Lot 39, Franklin Terr., To Donald E. Bullard & __----- For 30 Apartments Rent 34 Mobile Homes Rent c. Houses ftr Unfurnished _________________________________ Air Conditioned Taxi DrIvers * * * * Delforia * * * w AdiltsOnly NoPet 3 B,dOom, air, kitchen equipped, Sanford. 372 1277 IllS. 1 Popular Ave.. ________________________ VllowCabCo 2015 Park4vp. 714 Pct. Interest Rate 365 Sl.0. I Bedroom Fihed GOOD CR EDIT IS ALL YOU 5)40 Per Month NEED P40 MCPIE Y DOWN New Women needed for part time Deluxe unfurnished duplex apart 3 and I bedroom homes, 1½ to 2 3fl 9147 11 am., 7 days. 67$ 2549, Mr. bedroom. Kitchens equipped, air Canelberry. 2 bedroom, lixdO, Moore. 525.100 on large WOOded lot. S'4ler conditioned. ExcluSIve Sanford furniShed 1974 Model Shade pays all closing Cat. VA, FPIA, Activitlti dlreclor. Cafi for ap only No pets. 372 1795. 14)9 pointment 327-1566. Apply in Dettona, 904 719 3210 Orlando, ,5Ifl 1336. BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF JULY 24, 1974. Beautiful, Palm Springs Sec. A. to Clyde F. McKendrjck & w, 131k II, Sweetwater Oaks, William G. Carpenter & w Lucille F. to Leonard L. Steffenson, Jr., & w Judy M. Lot 1, 111k B, Replat of Lots 29 aLd 30, Hear Lake Heights $40,000 Gidus Builders Inc., to Ben F. Ward Jr., The N 4 ft of Lot 13, Lot 13, English Woods (QCD) $100 Ben F. Ward Jr. Ronald K. Seibt & w Gisele T. Lot 12 and N 5 ft of Lot 13, English Woods $65,000 Charles Raymond Ennis & w Helen Marie to Hollis E. Allen TheESOfSELCO1SWLI of Sec 5-21-29 (QCD) $100 Hollis E. Allen & w Gloria ROflaldtoLarryLWIsesglLot Flence Judith Cox ---- Great Help Wanted _____________________ Am interested in lOciting pictures, diarieS, or other personal famfly 'fltormition to Complete a histewv of the New Upsala area and its Swdiih settlers. Bettye Smith, 119 Upsala Road, Sanford 372 ADVERTISING PAG ES OFFER __ ___ Persona Is - [)arnell.fhe W Ads -. -r CLASSIFIED - Sleepy hollow, 1st Addn. Want __________________ ed Ronald Gtorge South 9 W. Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Walter K. hodges & w Joan Charles Let.-.rd Shaw & w The Huskey Co. to Frank A. Nancy toWS. & S.-Lot 43, 81k MargaretE.MeyertoGoon Ward Hicks, Inc. to David MichaelPorjerSJeI)& w Janet E.andLconW. HodgesJr.,&w Virginia B. toErnest F. Bouley Schmidt & W. Elizabeth R. A, Lake Brantley ls!es, Second 8.-Lot 255, 1. Meyerfleglnnlng8' Eof NW Lee Hartsock & w Terri Lynn. Wrenwood Heights, Oleane to Edwin A. Peterson & & w Phyllis A. TheE 100 (tof W Lot 2, BIk E, Sweetwater Oaks, corner of Lot 1, 111k 8, HIghland Lot 191, Woodcrest, UnIt Addn. $1(Xi UnIt 2 $31,300 w Helene A., Lot 37, Shady 500 ft of S 160 ft of Lot 2 Eureka Section 5 , $16,900 Ronald George Smith & s Park, $100, $35,800 Wrenco Homes, Inc. to John Oaks, $22,620 Hammock $16,120 Frank A Schmidt & w. James C. Crews & w. Billa D. Katherine S. Kunkel to Lake Brantley Isles, 2nd Addn. 13.-Lot 156, Wrenwood Heights, 13. to Hilly 13. Crockett & w Henry Sims Jr., & w Mary Jane Francine E. $100 Lot 2, Blk E, of Lot 4, Evansdale No. 3, Lake O ftof SE'II of NE of E 449 ft Unit 2 $30,000 Sandra Lot 32, Indian Hills, Lot 13, 81k J, North Orlando Sweetwater Oaks, SectIon 5, Mary, $14,300. of N )0 ft of SE4 of NEi all In The P 1 APPOINTMENTS - �_ - .-. 5 - - -- --- -- .,- -S-- fIT7 - -.11 .- -.--'- '-a'- - ' ---- -' -:-- -'-'i- '-"--•- .- ----=.'----'------,--- - - -- .-.... -- -- --. -: . '- .__ -. - - fta - 4 Stop - Wishing - .1 I 4!JesforSale 41 HousasforSalo ALTAMONTE ______ _ HousesforSale SO around. Developed comlnunilies on 3 sides with lake at rear of property. Owner will hold mtg. with release clause at 53.900 per acre. Property approximately 3 miles from Stetson University, DeLand - 38r-droom,) Bath-Fenced In Back Yard $11,300 Call 373 2937 after 6 CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR. 134 7167 ___________________________ I)) _____ $272 II you have an eye for real value. You'll eye the classified ad ST. JOHN'S RALTY mw n cost, high in results, that's regularly, ; classified ad read and use The T,C1eSIed Firm them! ALTAMONTE m 617) 372 2)5? I Wooded building lots 100' frontage each. All 3 $11,500. if 1? _biIe_Homes h..nQ diffiCulty li1inq ii i.,U toc1re. lot, LAKE MARY RETIREES [)REAM IOU Flansinqo? Acres nicely woocieci •1mj level set upon lake, ,ll Our l.,iflt ,iU% I'vCry dAy Zoned agricultural. 177.500 skirting Take up paymentS or pay Ph 171 0)50 Dealer SANFORD AREA Mobile home 57'x12', 7 bedroom, 5 Acres, Northwest sis.000 central air. Lot rent 110 per month For Into. call $30 9512 after FORREST CITY p 10 Acres good citrus. fenced Zoned agricultural 559,000 17141' ATLAS- Extra Clean REALTOR. _____ _____ MONEY$ ' oo mb FORREST GREENE INC. ___________________________ C 1972 Mobile Home, 61'd)3', like new. No down, take over payments 5106 16 Income and per mo. 322 1502 Investment Property _ -_ SANFORD LAKE JESSUP AREA SANFORD 7 bedroom Great Lakesmodel- Apartments IQS0'. total price $2,500 2 minutes from Sanford Plaza COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE Sanlando Realty, YET IN TOWN REALTOR FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED 13 from 1 45 CT AIRPORT RT 323-1340 Lots and Acreage - 54 PURIFIED WATER in your home, 19c a gal. Suncoast Rainof I, New Smyrna Beach, (901) 4773672. _____ Court, 2621 Hwy. 17-12. Carport Sale Sat. - Sun. CEPITRALHEAT &AIR Sale'-,. Service?. tri5falt.il,o, P1 * Frt Counter available ppance - Cabinets Sinks, Installation Bud Cabull 377 - FulIlineGEA,ppIinj Sanford ElectricCompany 2322 Park Drive. 322 15-67 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 3 1331. "lake Mary'- - TOWER'SBE'AUTy SALON (formerly Harrielt's Beauty P400k) SIP E Pine. * * There never wase better lime than to usc' a dlass.fied ad the Herald Slop malurig excuses. Dial - Land '1 327 26)) or $31992) COJPentTY Wall Yard Clean up, Trim, Mowing Service and Light Hauling. Call us ANYTIME, 3731061. Lawn Service f , flI' jr,,-. - $ - - - . LAWN MOWING 3ERVICE MOW, 2OGE, LIGHT HAULING 372 $391 -,_ Concrete 9. P,In',r-nry Fr estri'ates rlc-ors.io& dr.'eBr'ck or slonepianters. PatcPno repair work 373 $19? - - CL*ss'f ads are here to help you buy, sell, rent or swap...at I (Ow COSt fetushefpjOUpfaCeyO.jrs Call 377 ?tl or $319291 PanlIng and WaiIpaperjng No lob tt small- Quality workmanship, P 373 *379 or 373 Vi, looking for t,)rg,n Is,? s-re classif seal $ high Quality k t r fri r tao Iod -, ,, ' "a 111111111111111111, - GENERAL WELDING TRAILER REPAIRS 3733900 -- JItnRowCpejtConyrof i.gos--' S Ave a• 1urd 177 10 ______ 4 - , - mi - ~ __ -_- [17 •;-:L;,,t;• aci, - . .J.. ' '- w I ' - A . ~-~_-___- ______________ _____ _____ - iri . i4111 _______ ', ' ' ,."4 ____ .'-" ! ' - - 111111111111111111111111111 - - ij1j - tti,in iZ_.__-_ psyr, steering, pwv. brakes AM FM radio 11.300 Days--rn 4325. Pd.gPmts 322 4136 -- r4 ""i_ I - -- Ii 73 Porsche 911 1 7 71,000 mItes Bright red, black top, and black -r'ertor Call Bob palter. 372 4$4 - - 4J ft 'C'- . 0 - - /. "\ 4V!t4._ V i __ 111111 : - __ I. F Frenc h A ve. Sanford Auction : a 9 11 1 I aE , r .,-.--; . , rob yOur houseof cool air-. MV. 7030 pcI. Of Ac One man That ----- - cG' . i C -- - '$32991 f , • • of Jd , A -B ': 5. Z: go d1: o: : -0 ; ' Ij - I Built With Pride By ".2 - CJ > ,,, b NJ (4 I I st"-. #I I III uPS ' ' 1,0 C I~IH ^. 11 b E -: I-'d, , : .111111 CL .tev' tOi,C"7 ' E in ' Q. 9 1 it ec,: . 'x U it 'C :' '.2.. .'< t5 '5 3 > Seat Cust. Wagon R.H.AT. PS. MAC. Roof Rack-Tint GIaSS.WWT.WC Factory Ext. Warranty RJ 3 . ;: < : d-) ~L. = :E! 9 -; to X 9 sn 4 X 3 r. = U M .9 - ~ CL i 1 !; T j I a -, -Iri -8I*6~i; '.- tc r4 $4499 .= L. d 0.c -16. '_: ri ri ~ ~ g CL g..' ! . ri g - 15 'a .8 9 t4 ;,. 1.~ ''6 o- :5U> it tL < W) 0 WE HAVE OVER 150 NEW & USED C2 M 9 ~ ~:§ ' a CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK AT I V - SIMILAR SAVINGS -t . .1 ss-&3 : : . 5c - I .Fl ,d It • 0 - r_ M Ii A g : °' = t.1 .0 .N m 16. X .0 i -1 _V r .01 10 40,3 0 V : Jj . I* .. a 9 r- ., CI go 'a .- > 'i g: - 4161 16 46 V3 L. ci .ck 0R .0 -. 0, . ;; 6 Z; .0 t5 ~ . ev d .2 v b cL' )) - @I 7 ____ 0.6 E tc '. 6C3 : ~ wt .. . Ch : LU . :! -1A a y fi Li5 U 3 J ;cc WM LOIi 1. 1W11 4; ",a ~ *a sit-.. R. .5 " " Z" C~ 15- S ~ C'; . a ~ 0 .. a .. A V 3 W < 0 U IX I " =) A 0 to 4110 : : 8 4. r. ii L. V i 6 it . . e 9. '3* 1 o, : XCII : o- il W ." v.t! '' 0 ":a -93 I" ace so a . "I s; 6 6111 m. - >4 S. C2 a.6.-04 A A g f 4 r6c .2 &. U "* o A 4,4! 8 .~ :. . I :.- " i4 a H : ,9 C b : I- 2 .. li" - . ,; . r R .9 >00 6: at i. - " - .,c co . 2 4.E 16 l 0 . : !3 a9 -.P V .!2I. W A ~ g "-I N : 3*2E .,. L., I * P -* > so `i' . It 9 ~ '~ $: R Q_-, . ^ V) .! 1d399 >~ " a - &;,, C " 10 U ca E 0 ~ 44 ;,,.] - - = A- . I CL ] ii `u E ~ :: .- Ig - " 0 .. 4 i r. 6 1 44 .0 I d >- ".i k , g -5 315I ,304JU t.It:9 .F gmw .0 C, tj- i6 J ci 7 V E -'i : 'a ~ i J CL t4J ; - E g g q IQ .. 14 9 13 Q CL 6 ~ CH - tI tt L 5 t ;I,. -P a e 4 =S ,; r ; I -: W:. C - .a 'h '0 2 .'t - te' :' D'5 ' I : ! c' '° 'E 74 DODGE MONACO IN . .it 3 g ~ qp. 1w:;t #n: rF. tA *2 au ' p , 1 rL. - -1 $3499 Buy, Sell, consign, appraise, or spec*l talet Out of anything of value 1700 French Ave J?J 1340 Sanford, FIa Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. :. ii" u i v1I. C3 A g -4 , CL. r. M o' 0L2 .'.-L) - - Fr " t'7 HOMES OF DISTINCTION oow5 . u.rr 2 Dr. R.H.AT.pS.6 CyI,.AC.Tinf Glass. WWT.WC. Ext.Warra nty * Of Loch Arbor 1 1 1 1` . : . •c9. Is tic .1 9t1yUud€ IREPLACE WINDOWS. IV a1±p 4 Or, or 2 Dr. H.T,.R.H.AT.PS6 Cyi.A. Tint Glass-Vinyl TOPWWT.WC.Factory Ext. Warranty COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 1111111111, %a V s' p2-' &, 74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER v Auctloneering Service , .0(3 W A ,:~ .:4 . PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antique,, TVs, Miscellaneous, furniture and appliances coeciql sales (watch ads) I J r . 74 PLYMOUTH VALIANT Auction Ii Sanford - cE OL FIELDHOUSE, , tzco . ~ ~ I fr.e - i~ -.'....... - ___ ¶ 1 Toota Mark 11-less than 3 ntril old, less 3.000 m i les -. I - ________ __ i._:_* __ -_-_~--__-__-__V 11100 Call Dan Calnon, 372-411. Dealer, - .-*J -_ ..........: % CCo fci finest established residential area? sales & Serv,ce. Many hippy cuStomert NORM'S WIN '.... _.. & Antiques f-(i is iio a job that can be obflcnoofnerwa•' Call 372 2611 or 1319923 Nosy! I Windows .'. . -_ -_ j__r _ ( Moving? Why not live in Sanford's 3774843 .- -- 'N 1977 Chevy Vega Hatchback -c Wanted to Buy ri NEMM - 161 Country Club Cjr 372 1624 . %. t5- 7 1, 30 quality dealers, ROLLINS COLLEGE Welding Pest Control ________________________________ ART BRO,ldU PEST CONTRQt. 2S47ParkDr,ye 372 BIos ? '/ ' Antique Show & Sale REAL ESTATE REALTOR 322-7498 or 323-6040 ,'e repar 4fld STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO - I ~if - --~~__ =__ -44%_''T ._~X _____ ~ - - . $700 - Stamps-coin - LL11 ART All 'yPsafld%,jet .009 Concrete I I . CA A- FLLS DRILLED PUMPS S PR INK LE SYSTEMS -~- . . - - 194S Chevrolet l$) Aug. Wei D-21'' -- - M - Feed 1973 Red Books now in Stock. Painting My living room, dining room,, hall 139.93. $62 1391 FLOOR SPECIALISTS IF __-t-- __ A beautiful 3 bedroom home in an established neighborhood shaded by malestic oaks. Ready to move In. $28,500, Excellent financing available Including VA with nothing down, seller pays all closing costs. ,' CARPET CLEANING I 69 - _______________________________ DEEP STEAM I - ' PAULSLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential, Commercial FrrøC5timatflph 3776473 -I - - 973 Datsun Station Wagon, radio, heater, air. 11793. 373 3956 or 327 3170 U SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109 W 1st SI., 373 4152 111111111111 Cleaning 'cc" I f.-,! Fitce 'ncludcs alH!t $31 OS)) Prs' __--t- Papering '' ~ HERE ARE A FEW SPECIALS TO CELEBRATE WITH ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top pnice paid, used, any con dillon. 614 5126, Winter Park - tss 3730991 * , r W0( 1734061 nerd - 4' orseot our I"ndty ad help ,ou your ctatsifed ad Call ):) 7iill or C)) 999] Yard Clean Up, trim, and mowing SCviCp. Call US ANYTIME, .. - - - v i; Mazda 14*3 Wagon air, Iijgqag, rack 23000 miles Extra clean New, tag._ IM,,671_7590. o _. 643 141 1')- " Lawn Service 4.- I I :1 , IY97Maitlar'd DANDY FEEDS 71 -_ ______ -, 7 S S - =~_ 1. TO OUR NEI IV BUILDING CASH 372113? For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items . Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave. - - - -- (,r JIM BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormiey'IE.14,3734733 68 - dm1, digging Plumbing Stopped up, power mower won I Get the- ServCe s-seed trrirsi dIas5f,q' .(j. , 'I, 2565 PARK DRIVE - VINCEP4T5I.CAF4PE1ITRY tritCi'.Or Trm, Panel.ng. Cusfam Carpentry No tob too small L.cenSe-d & 373 3477 'r'r' f. .jifltc' a A' ANYTIME If you are need of a framing Subcontractor, Call Oil. HAM MER COPIST. $43 4160. (&A Backhoe Service Burglar Alarms flew. For Hornes& Businesses 373 6267 Carpet I IJ 322-2420 Sub -Contractors Laricir l-,i, 'rig s pti tanks, fill drive'ssavs All indS of 372 9117 or 321 3933 . !t N1 67.A in Burglar Alarms _ I NI11I REALTY .:-; Clearing __ ' -. - Free lovely cat, housebroken Loves Children Call between 5 7p.m. 3724101 111111111111111111111111111111111 RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Econolne Vant to Diesel Tractors 1 day I year, 373 3310. ____________________________ ____________________________ I ., - WE H;E MOVED 327 SS2 Fix-of During week offer l. 30 3771713 - Any - . .,- POODLE PUPPIES Truck Rentals _______________ .. 'ç,,4 1 -_ re I ,:t: 63 'tiru '71 Models - - _~_ Pets and Supplies - - ADDITIONS& REMODELING CALL BILL On I 423 3171 Lake M.ary373 gill _______ Bookkeeping - ALA CLEANS ALL PreSSure hearing, F!r 's',m'ng W'rv,j-y', )fl ,S - - L~r __yW-1 V._, Mustang City * Buys - 4 I11 L 4f VA - it I - - * 'P I '. -i -a ~ ~ -.-~W 3W : - ~ , - - - Pv-t, 7? A. T - - ccripfetecejling & *all nsuiation f''eestjmatet Athton Insulation 19011 1*9 3210 Beauty Care ~ ,,'.?h C,r'd - - ~ $50 Down Motorcycles S. I ç 0 194$ Oldsmobile Cutlass 51(1.) and take over p$yment Call 377 77i9 Abandoned, unwanted unk cars hauled away Your cost, $10 Orlando, 7956191 anytime -_ 111 desert 'iINt*IP - : WI 19?) (iS Renegade Super Jeep, Mig wheels, dog fires, 7.000 1 wheel drive. Call 377 71 4 to After 6 call 377 0479. J 2 "ue your electric bil Am - . I 17 Volt Batteries $11 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP Tame Squirrel Monkey. Used to children. Extra lamni •LA 6710681. STENSTROM Pressure Cleaning - '' Motor Home Call Don Pop ,il 3721651 ____________________________ SPRING CLEANINc "Impac" Wash & Spra Klen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, w6lks & roofi Removes mildew, fungus, mud dObber, was 1 Spider webs 3770397 UP U PlC I E P. 2111W lit St 3734711 f fr'i• 1969 OldsmobIle 91. 1Seasons Air, all power, AM FM, new raclials (Uivi 11 19' 173 0,pp w Awnings . air conditioners I] 3, $125 - oil change welding h.t chef. SOUTHERN RV SIR VICES, 3739070 1$ - ._, - . ?', MG Midget, racey Orange, blue ''nor. black top, radals, ready. ride 76 MPG, 11915. Defiary, ,'c 813$ Large But. runs good, good for camper. Partly furnished Ready to go- 1495 161 Country Citjb Circle 327 1621 Free Kittens 372 S7 52 CALL V. t(tit'fl Bathroom 's' ('natc 65 MULTIPLE LISTING MLS SERVICE --- -- - u', CARROLL'S FURNITURE TO LIST YOUR HOME IN Pet Care , - No phone PET REST INN Bording&Gr00mlng n 372-1057 ?.'ASTERPIECE ALUMINUM Replacen,.nt windowS, Carpi-.rts Screen Encloure, Gull, ,% Awfliiq, Siding Free estimates 671 2376 ,' ___1 - I?? Mustang, 6 cyl.. stIndIrd Shift, tag & i nspection $675 firm .177 1365. rorconipletemo,or,omesaiesai.j %crvlce stop by: _____' - - - /l VW Air concjitioner, AM FM radio, new tires. Good C0fldit00 fl 1330 or 323 1191, asl for Don Travel Trailers ------~ Copying Machine, 3M, model 03), 10 1911 Yamaha, RD 230, like new, 14(1' miles U50 372 0573 monthsold In perlecj condition. Call 1306611. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 64 Equipment for Rent 373 3164 --MuSt Sell 1973 YamMI4S00CC Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Immaculate condition Shampooer for only SI per day. $101 Elm Ave. I_________________________________________________________________ Air Conditionkig __________________ Home Central Heat £ Air Condif,onng For free estimates. Call Carl Harris., at SEARS in Sanford' 322 1771 01 lice Equipment & Supplies -, Autos For Side Campers 1109 Sanford Avenue -- ;2. Mikellaneous and Furniture uirecory ot experts Ready To Serve You' , - 60 automatic !1' 7' Junk Cars Removed 71$) calls. Improvements /5 Fsv String Ome Banjo $1,000 GARAGE SALE: Lot s of everything Furniture. housewares, glassware, ap pIiance, tires, fools, linens, jewelry, good Clothing, toys and games, cosmetics & fabrics. TVs, books, arts 6. crafts supplies. Saturday 1. Sunday tO am. to $ pm Richmond Avg,, Sanford. 373 Seven Air Conditioners, all In working order. $35 each. Sanford - 120 mt-rich S9MusicalMerchandise Garage-Rummage Sa A Con engine, transmission, air LwidItiOOifllJ, AM FM rad,O tap, pta,rr. w.de tires 11.700 F 1147,! Sorrento ,lrC,1 (901) 33) 6057 - 11111111% SANFORD AUCTION , Bicycles Reynolds Coronet Music Accessories 372 Trucks and Trailers a Bikes, Bikes, Bikes TELEVISION SETS $23 lip MILLERS 7d19OrlinnDr Ph 372 0352 '--- - Monday 29, 7 PM - TV.Radjo.Stereo 19/1 OT 250A Yamaha, 1600 miey, 1911 DI liSA Yamaha, 1600 milej, 1477 CL 173 Honda, , 322 7363 d,5, 3)3 6138 nights - -6110(11 I i ton pickup ittiOfi, late model _________________ ____________________ CARPET, TILE, VINYL, Sales and expert installation, 20 yrs. C*). Lowest prices in town, Call 67$ 1121. M 58 - - ford. Minimum down with owner Rarges, Hotpoint and Tappan. All sizes and models. 10 sPeeds S ----_________ ---holding balance. For additional p iced right, Financing available speeds, and standard bikes now 76 Auto Repairs information.call $ 5500 and ask with riO down payment Dck's available at Firestone Store, Call tom Shrlpy Bennett Assoc Parts.Acceorles JflO2ii ______________________.-.---- Appliances 372 7631, developer and read it before For Sale - -_ signing anything. HUD neither approve% the merits of the offKmn0 MAITLAND FLEA MARY nor the value of the property as an 1911 Hwy. 17 92 Open Sat & Sun 9 S investment, if any). $312970 o last While They FREEZERS - 30 day guarantee Ideal locationforprofessional site or Wayne's Quality Furniture, 1700 multiple family dwelling. Con- French Ave. 3231410, venlermt to I I or downtown San R lVERFrontlot.Colorado,$l,,50, Roberts & Gilman $193 down. $35.60 monthly for 830-5500 years all pct. Beautifully located I I" Pt'4ttCr5 I ('riQ'A high up in a mountain valley, ______________________________ Steed, 911 W. Ih, Amarillo, _____________________ Texas, 79101-106 3761690 (Obtain SO Miscellaneous HUD Property Report from Z COVE BOULEVARD __ 134 6771 -.. &---- Goods Household --KENMORE WASHER, parts. Cabin Cruiser, - Coast Guard uip Great ovemight ac service, used machines. commodations Call AM4cAI MOONEY APPLlANC[ 371.0697 - ZONED RMOI Presently on big fenced in lot. Lot rent $50 per month Cdli 10 see __ ______________ ' Sired legal. ASking 1300 322 lp nitr 530 Ask for Don. Liquidation of entire iiCfltCii'y Cl first rate new and used furnituu store. Sofa, chairs, bedroom SUitS chest, bedding, dining room furniture, office equipment and appliances Large iiiortment Of miscellaneous items. Also TVs, bI.lCk and white, and color. 14' .mluminumbt with 9'j HP motor and new living room suite Corr early and get good seat 1961 Silverton CruIser, 77', flying bridge, dual controls, 'with 1977 Chrysler 750 HP marine engine, $1.500 Call between 9 and L $59 9110 Appliances air cond, freezers retrig step ladders wirC ttc Gormly's E. 61, Sanford 373 ___ ',j Yamaha 230 CCEncloro good condition, extra chain and p;, AUCTION GARAGE SALE- Furniture loClothing, Longwood 66 Iron twin beds with sprir1' All sites greatly reduced Sell S.mtiont u1 lb SI )?i mattre I U'Ilin! onjf 43 Boat, $675. BowricJr. 12500, 19', each. 323 3616. $1,395; Galvanized 1315 trailers, $275 Powerful $1,131, 120 HP Bahama Lounges with bolsters, $1,411. Many others covers and Corner table. Very Hurry! Terms reasonable, Brand new, 373 5012. ROBSON MARINE -.2977 Hwy. 373 5961 52 Appliances Tio5 acre woocledtr,c,s finc'way Road. Beautiful Homesite Terry Realty, 621 0711 ______________________________ Mobile Home Bank Rcposw'sscws IS to choo' from $31 737) Dealer signments welcome. East all AOl SR IS. II you have anything to set or consign. call STAN at 312 9/li INTERSTATE AUCTION. Motorcycles ,9 Garage Sale- Montgomery Ward Washer, General Electric Dryer, 10 SP. bill?. Mediterranean chair, Naval Academy uniforms, many misc. items. All under $100. 7121 Empire Place, off Sanford Ave & Woodmere Blvd 373-4317. BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR SI 3 bedroom mobile home with air REAL T011s 198W lake M,t"i'y Blvd 171 61s) or as conditioner and 750 QPCit1 septic tank 3230140 1 AkE I RADI - --' a /8 - Low in cost, high in results. th,jt classified as read md L.( tm' .- - - '' I Sill. '(I' FumniShed,7Bcdroom 365 5936 All 55 Boats & Marine WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Equipment BUY SELL- TRADE Ill 315 E. Fi"t SI, 322 Son Cypress Row Boats, used. half price $100 each. Fir%l come, first sir vet Osteen Bridge lfl 3123 FREIGHT SALVAGE cr Bomni , women's clothing-site I?, small bicycle, record player player and misc. 7009 Adams Ave. San. 372 ____________ 'I $SAVE B Garage-Rummage _________ Zenith portable Chromacoior.._i." screen. '71 model, 1200. Excellent condition. 3731157. ____________________________ Truck Topper. fits I' bed, 30- fall. insulated. $I5, Small Saddle and bridle, 135 322 2059. - - 54 AUCfIOn /1 -. nff -' -_ Air conditioner. Westinghouse, cone- ion, like new, $30; Al boat and wheel trailer. Both 563. 377 3175. Elmer Bakalla Inc. ri- id 4--_ Wi ________________ ___ -Small GE stereo console, Portable 7709. black and white TV, Air con ditioner. 75.0w BTU, drapes to lit House Sale: All must go July 77 Brams Towers, Reasonable 373 July 31. 9 to 9 119 Maine Ave. 11,1 Longwood, iii- 11 int Ad A - Walker, Stroller, Play goon condition. $30 57 - - - With ' . - Cor,rr __. Miscellaneous For Sale INVESTORS DEVELOPERS - PAOLA 3 Bedroom, 1 bath block home Kitchen equipped. Large tot SI7.S 323 $14 Vnwants ___ LotsandAcreage CAfler Furnished Bedrooms Charming 3 bedroom home, central Ito Laurel. ,çgg heat .'nd air, wall to wall carpets, 377 015.1 split bedroom plan. Situated on over ',acre lot. Priced to sell NEW I fldrm, home lake view, today for only $27.000. Excellent Central heal & air. Price reduced teems to suit you, Hurry and call $1100 for Quick sale 7 mites ot Phyllis Capponi, REALTOR Sant; -J. 293 5459. Associate. Large WOodd coiner lot Bedroums, 7 baths, air Move right in. Low down 1 REALTORS 196W Lake Mary Blvd 373 6313cr 645 733) WE TAKE TRADES Sell . PUBLIC AUCTION. high and dry. Park like Girl baby clothes. Baby bed, Carport Saleplaypen, stroller, Every Wednesday 7 p m Con Bargain Hunter's Special 10 Acres o perty, beautiful trees, to build SANFORD FORREST GREENE INC. 41 Money! )BRtue ftrnshec1carpetc.j? SOUTH SANFORD q,is furnaces. 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J I _ \\ , I 3j, I I I — I 71%. & '. %.. U E6 0 / CL 7i•FTW'sII I _________ _________ _____________ - Ti _______ . 5 7AVE SO4 _ \ ç_- 5)J I cc THE 3E3 OR N M O SER op ( / by Art Sansom f/))) ULDWT 16 AL, Home a i1 - I PL q. & -' 0 IT I' 0 (I 1• <- IL(Dcr CFAW WX0 THAT 7 A7 fn CL C) -0 0C =0 Cr CCA t: 1b I Mi- 2A 8A Obituaries Television - . ••.• .1 .; . . . •- •• • . •. . . ••• .1 - - 0 .• . . . . - diflot.Ing or carpeting will be used for bank storage and for a community room, Albert said. %Iwn Port of my vote." iNlarazili Subsidies. Voted aga i nst impeachment. The sale involved more than that it tI is inipk ted, the hank Iii consider renting to OUI3ICIC IUICI1!1I$ . . •• • •• -. - • •., . . - - . •; * • .- • . - . -• ............. .'-. [ rrest)ytert&n Lnurcivs fellowsNp hall on West Wilbur Av enue. - Z - 5 1-. M - �- - --. ---- -. - r '__ . __ - -. --- .-J -----. --,.. -- ---...-- - - -- .------ - --. ..- -- -- 1 AMANDA PANDA by Course ---,- - - ---- .- _ - -'- _: - -- -. - ----- - - --. -' '.-.---..-, ---- A M ANVAANP 64LVIA SOME WOKVG THEV THER E; ARE LE0PAR ___- f @§ ANP -- - .-..-.-.- - -- .- - - i --,- ' P L'IONS PIOPLI / WORRY AgouT PaRSONALLY * HAVE 8114PLA LITTLII irmIM6 L11KIII • A x Navin lIT O TM Top1 414L ftU NAVIL To Do LOOK ON O't FACt WATCH DO Tilt WHEN I W141Z X111"T THAOU&N 1T#js MR WILL IU SPNICHLIESSO iA R.. Its R ----.-. L KNOW THAT FEGIN WITH THE LETTE sg - _____ _____________ & Millie wit? THEREARE FLOW6Rs— LIKE LILACS, ILLIESANPLARKSR. ---- Aft ~ TO _ SIP __________________________________________________ THERE ARE THINGS TAST9 WHICH IN 04MOUTH I CHEW OFUiCK.... __ 7 • -LIKE ____ AND X'M ___ A'NUMgfRaONE L— EMONAeJI7LIME (,1C0KICG LOLLIPOPS— 1 STICK! ,; V IAN P3 14001C .. SNAIK A ... SALL *1111119 Polak /OP SO Cr MOU14'rAIN 5 0TH19a Adl OCTAIREUP 14 7-1 Ol e fib 4b 61 TOO fR~gf,~3 I KNOW VV5 111119 ~f CiRI?6S ME— WXrqT R03P AND NOW at 71MEi FM 009 2C 0P 4 you? ek CgLq%rEL]L 3L I YOLJ RAVE 10 CONCERTO GRO550 MELODY. READY2. C if c&a' H(M\ ' W T rIo KppitC _ i A9Kf.0 film \ (1IF! '\IHW96 Now '\ To c ci o tZI WORK OO1' J AS ThoXk Th( wiggc .- His &R_~ PIG W4< IN 1H 5LJN' GOMEODY THIS 111STLJP1 ASQLLSVELY CORRE-C7,/ LEMONAoc- OWN = THING OF=F=ol Il/fl. 0 _ OUR BOARDING HOUSE aJ A EG AP'IL 5 YE5.' A -1710N,47- OLIR NOW 4 by Les Carroll O PE51 N SOME MEMORABILIA eAVA"A 72 3P3EtXSCXLZA1 B POP TE BERT/5N5 ARE PRISCILLA - l .)7 WHAT 1 HAS A SURPRISEF POP. YOU, a; ~rlI by Al Vermeer IT'S IT'S YOU DON' (GULP) IN ICE! GRANDMA TAUGHT ME V LIKE: IT T itsir Ile JL - I :L - ____ - / - LTh - ___ ( ç --•. :2 9'iur ' EYE THE CHARAi:~~TE;Z OUT F I T! WHERE YA STEAMIN' BER ITt T WOULD I LOVE BETTE;Z SEND L.L LIKE IT' DON'T f/ i 31. WITH 'THE ff'4i LICE Pr I THE 4 NET OUT FOR HIM 00 wit 74 by NFA fillI U An US Af (c 974 S . j - -a—.. -- - --- - - - - p - -- . -- .. Television 8A ra e rn, A l bert s;l O - vote d against Im peachment. subsidies The sale in volved more than eso)nan lnurcn a teuowsp hail on West Wilbur -- L -- 1' :.:j ______ Ill ;fl used for bank sto g and for a eomrnunft that ktlIceomp1t ted the bank illrunsicttr renting toouIde Interests a - - • ._.1: . - S. ...- - -- •• __ -. - .. •_ - - y. •••. ±.___._=__ ; . • • • - :.--•:--. . =. : _..• r •-- . . - *• S - • • .'. • •:iz -• — . - • • - -- • -- 41 - - - --• !- �- -,- --- --.- - .- - ---- -- .---- too WHAT ARF _ F~ )OT _ L tu us rat -- - 0 FOR _ '1 SIJ TOP'AY FIF JJY 12 V MA5TFR f 11 / PA'J! -WHADDYA "'Ar' WE MAKEAN ILLE GAL . DO HALF OF THE HOUSEWORK' I/L WHITF FWJFFi` WA FM % (FP W1 MN 0 dip P. dam A901 TRY TO IVALk THIS NOTICE OF MAI[7 A FUR SAL DOG I ON YOUR TIPTOES' JUNK iH I M NOT hUNGRY MUM' MY STOMACHS FULL OF REWARDS 40— - 4 WH AT OU Bernc ujeek in 00 of's 0 00 00 ARIES (March 21 -April 19P A ntg ije;j needs some trimming on Monday. Wednesday and Thursday. go,ils and achievements will be harder to reach. IrTiproved conditions should be beginning Friday 0 0 i13FN W jZ _ eedeOoir / TFR & Fog Ot-j' WHAT Caw _ r&gr o' VA c TI ORS ON ' s! y( TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Business oversights are likely as the week bequis Around midweek, plans conflict with others Victory comes as the ) O6 De YIOV 31 .06,46 V110 Va o to 6re O'd o 4i if ok'e. - ____ A e VACATION I0 shill in COftditIon5 benefits you toward the weekend. CANCER June 21-July 22) Monda'j is not too productive Close associate ,jr mate need kid glove treatment Wednesday and Thursday A corn promise prov ides a solution for you on Friday. ____________ 11 21 -iline GEMINI (May 201 Monday. a legal situation needs expert handling. Bills and obligations bring frustrations Wednesday, Thursday A sudden mu to UV I I 1.0 0 22) LEO Ouly 23-Aug The week opens on a relaxed note. but by Wednesday responsibilities begin to pile up Try to keep ahead of the game Saturday is th I ( ______ VIRGO iAug 23-Sept 221 Sunday has ahidden benefit Steer clear of group ,otemfltS this week where ouve had a past probIei. Your imagination .0 be put t: good use this weekend AFAR DoRy 7 WN: )) -- _____ CERTA/A' HOROSCOPES APPEAk' 70 5F MORE FORTUNATE THA OTHERS HO WE R,ATROLOGEgS HA LEAR&IEP AFTER £EN NOTE: S end totters to Bernice I Bade Owl, ci a this newspaper, 1200 West Third Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44113. BernIce cannot I answer all th, letters, only the ones of general Interest. 71 728 BERnia PRE0 OFTEN TURNS OUT TO E THE HOROSCOPE OF A RE4L CHART IS OFTFIV TOO CCAIFLACENr TO DO ANYr HIS LIFE. 7AW. 41,V411CAY RF*"SaV ALWAYS C14010ES OF WAYS TO OVCRCOME. T14EY MAY NOT BE 13UT THEY Do RE WARP WHE ,1 REALLY TA NEW DOOR WiLL OPEN WHCAIEVER ONE' IS C40SFj "1 NERAL ARE • LIBRA .".111ellges 2.3 Oct 23) ~ijnday and Moriday are ~fricojfi Midweek. 110111 Vujr work or career will lest your :rIe br ing ems home An active social weekend is ahead ?R t2ov 22)Fii Fou tend to be extra vmant rIfL condi?iorrs good the week opens nesday and Thursda.j. the wfong words iget you into hot water A gamble pays off Saturday SAGITTARIUS F'EOPLG INTER(STE N / PL 'A 0 THE MUNCANE. F.W6RrAlAIMEnT ov 23 Otc 211 arIy in the week you handle matters more Someone abuses your generosity at midweek There s in in- terLtn rommt,C interlude J this weekend /4 I I / I / , SUPPOR TEP INSTITUTIONS ARE THE MOST LIkEL.Y TARGETS. PERSONS BORN UNPER THE SIGNS OF CAPR/COR4k', CANCER AN EL/BRA MUST MANAGE THEIR DEALINGS WITH EXTRA SKILL 7/4/s AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 191 Good things happen Sunday Wednesday thers dump their Fur (' --- h olds and i! A YOUR FATHER TO LUNCH 5 NUTES N. , T KNOW' WELL BE RIGHT IN'" BUT FIRST I H V TO PN A Z Awl TOOL FOR LONG SERIES OF EXPERIMENTS WITH SPECIALLY-DYED SCREENS THROUGH W141CH HE OBSERVED V V/,/ PISCES (Feb 20-March 201 Sunday and Monday expect lots of activity Wednesday and Thursday friends aren' t too tolerant of your aclioni Avoid confrontations The week in general favors romance D, rV1I,.//\ \ r \\ BODY GLOWS OR "ATMOSPHERES" FOR MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS. 'iT —by— -:. j • . '=i '• J \I I i -r — 1 II YOU'RE GONG ANPE.AT-.. R/NQw' IL) GET UR SIT LXYWN ILt by 38:d Sulliqvan II )_)JH !ç..)qJ1111 ft i} t ARE CG\ING TO LUNCH,) OR NOT? ____ fs ( \ EVENTUALLY' AS SGON AS WILLIS FINP TE OL I SENT HIM FOR / #4 I L 1- NVLA TFSLA ('1856 -19432 FAMED INVENTOR OF THE TESLA COIL, USED IT TO MAKE PHOTOS SHOWING SPARKS COMING FROM HIS BODY. 1111111 I THE STRANGE LIGHTS DOLMNGQANiSS EXIST WITHIN ENERGY FIELDS THAT MYSTERIOUSLY DETERMftJE1'I-4EIR SHAPE, . / ii .t I : E / 1 ____________________I , -- FATHER PAD A"p, _ I j 1•p (3XYT OU3E:L WAy M/E A CONTROVERSIAL BRITISH PHYSICIAN, BEGAN A --- -, CALLED YOu di IN 1908 D,. W4h71 J _I - your lap Conditions slowly GENE FAWCETTE r I I iltili Ililil CAPRICORN ;Dec 22-jan 191 Actions of others that you*re not a*are of ;~ro~e "ielplul Sunday Reliance upon co-operation from others this *eek is tinivise Go it alone Good news comes to you Satut0y. CENTERS WILL WFFLECT TIVIS IA/ Sox OcFjcF rrCrIpTS, PROFIr—TAKERS SkIM THE CREAM FROM TN F MARk,=-r 74r L ABORP CAUNPALY U LPROA1 Bo/LVG AGAIN. DRA L. - IS, Ole - IAII ALi / l'I _____ VUI CONTACT PHOTOGRAPHS, EXPOSED UNDER HIGH FREQUENCY RADIATION, ARE REVEALING STRANGE GLOWS OR"AURAS" AROUND PLANTS ANIMALS AND HUAAA)4 BEINGS. THESE PICTURES STILL UNEXPLAINED ARE CAUSING AAANY SCIENTISTS 70 RECONSIDER THE I I ___ __________ FROMTHEHUMAN FINGER, FOR EXAMPLEI HAVE BEEN SI4OWNTO I iIAI &Asli W H IT rMII GU EMOTION AND THE 4 CONCENTRATION AND THOUGHT PATTERNS OF THE INDIVIDUAL* J -? -- le RUSSIAN RESEARCHEAS,S5MY0A1A/V0 WELL, I'M NOT KEEMNG TI4E- FOCV FOR VQJ! YOU'RE ALWAY HARRNCj ABOUT- E5EING, ... i3ur APPARENTLY YOL PEEL THE RULE5 APF7LY j I ____ COUU~N'T LIVE IF r WITH MYSELF VALENT/NA ,¼IRL/A/V, DISCOVERED - COULD IF: YOUR NIQUE, WHICH NOW BEARS A, 4o a4l -1 .- - THEIR NAME. IN 000RCW,4//EWCO,c'CEPT '•; CALLED ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHY-19 RELATIVELY SIMPLE AND EASY TO VC)a IF ,) ,I 841rAVA1_AWy51CA4 W, ) V_ A. Or w5dv L J Af cF1t - L47 £L1a' W WAY ro PRECTANOD/A65E 1 - IT 10 —— -- ---•,. - - - -- - Otu5 Aga— ifitlonlng or ca rpeting w ill be used for bank storage and for a community room, Albert that It d k nrnpkttd, ttit bank tH conclder renting to ouIde Interests. saId en port of m o" Maraztti voted against impeacnent subsidies. The sale involved more than tesa)Iertan lflurchs fellowshi p hail on West Wilbur Avenue — - �. - - - -. -. . - CANIPUS CMATT It______ DON'T KNOW IF I BUT I MC-ARD A BRILLIANT CROSSEXAMINATION HERE S'ESTIERDAY 1 SHOULD MENTION -•-- -• ER ... THANK You CLEVER.' - • i — __________ Larry Lewis by SUCH PROBING OUESTIONS0I SO PRECISE / go T .. . - DEAR POLLY BLJTf IF YOU ADMIRED lViY CROSS -FXAAI I NATION IN THE CLASSS mOCK TRIALI WHY NOT 415NTION ITS WHV 9LIRA(S I T2' TRIAL TRIAL LAW LAW 927 C omfy C obWer I . 1 927 TRIA L / LAW }\ ltf back and -_ creslo - rc pleIty protected & dOiflQ household (holes 8.195 *11h PHOTO-GUIDE is . i''I Large 116 181 Ila L927 I 'r..__ri"\\I If . Vr DEAR POLLY LENORE Cod cflomww WA S 4FTE r / / W1E, SiR... CLASS I ____ ACCINT4LLV 'ERHEAR OU . - - . ... MT OVER 2284 1 ' be similar to the flannel type flat s ol vnr so o l tion comes in H J i-.- - — — — :t Jj 8238 TRIAL LAW X3 927 TRIAL LAW 927 - Classic 9 1) AT REARH LET \ KEENLY 1NTERETEP3I,S HE IN 5I5TE OUR IET ___ THE POWER UPPLY _____ _ )ZOLLER senif M each plus 25C for postage and haindling With name, pattern number and site to PAtIrEANS (_ this WHERE IS THIS POOR WE OK HIM FELLA YOU FOUND UPTO Y0U1;Z _______ PLACE, WIZE! iJ .? . / - ___ SRAKE51 DEPT, Polly U _ 1 OUGH, ALL Send 611c plus 15c TO ORDER: for postage and hendling with name, address, pAttern number and itsie to PA TTEANS li, Britton. Now York. MY fool#. secured In the early IRII - E W, asive C;raue ...CAN U IMAGINE -1711ME HE WAS EATING WE ED 'IM ME SOUP AN' MADE HE LLN' US I HIM COMFORTABLE POSSIBLE! HE WAS KING GUZ,J G-00D NEWS IS THAT HIS JAW ISNPT BROKEN ... THE SWELLINGS Stitch your love for Baby In this delightful Big Tot) crib cover No 2284 has oattern pieces: full direclicins lor ninking coverlet DEAR DOLLY - Last year we had so many crickets I solved the problem by gathering a few hedge balls as soon as they fell from the thorny Iree and placed them as needed to prevent roaches and crickets from infesting our house They could be placed in the ga- '"N NrTior,94 rrEEZER FUNNY WHEN WE SWUGHT HIM IN, SO Z 1, '0 :; t '''::J 1;: ANYONE EISINGTHA7 iiii-tOURSEI MEBW I'D RAVE FAR OUTA HIS E? H'HE! IF I HAD A GUSTED RE HE IS. OVE R THERE! WHAT'S HAVE LISTENED10 PRETTY TH'SAD HIM WHEN HE SURE GULPl NEWS? TOLDYOUHE Y/M~AN ... I IT'S I JAW! ,.FIRST THE V V TEST TRACK ves so there were no creases For Baby pants from a pair of lightweight palamas I orefer these to the long underslack They give extra warmth, as well as make good liners for those pants so thin one can see through them - EVAN- .,.HE W DANG NEAR STARVED SOME GOOD NEWS AND SOME NEWS,,, RESEARC After hand when the sweater was dry it dr ed by GOOD HEAVEMNS! Z7 s ZaXaEY _OOP YOU ME— HORT HEADACHE TRpQRT—__J FIRST TER ) OW POLEM .-. E Y — ELECTRIC) dates on the packages when they - washing sweater put wrapping paper tubes in the GELINE 00drillst, by Crooks & Lawrence AY Tile sleek smorof-ess of this sivie is in the S'Vf.41 1` , '11il extend to lotin a belt, No 8340 with PHOTO-GUIDE 7 to 15 Site 9 32 bust 3 Yates 4~ inch ZI TO L HEA R T with PHOTO,GUIDE it in Sizes 10,)to 24'1 Sorel 2',? 35 bust 214 Yards 45-IfKh DEAR POLLY for longoes undersiacks i& the f Interest is added in iri's Style Alth slit sletyes 4— i CAPTAIN EASY 8340 ' - To prevent hav ing spoiled food in the freezer, it is i mportant o remember to mark the are put in Also, arrange them so the first things in are the first out 0 TRIAL AW Oki f DEARPOLLY t. - / ___ — MINES ABOUT .,GRtLLrG YOU HREBOUTS YOUR R/AY NtGHT £ S tist FOAM (r ii\ / holder lor small cooking utensils It 5 made of heavy collon twill an(i is rolled up and tied for easy carry - mAIR CIJRLKR' THTS JUST 17, Si ...IT WAS... WELL, IT! - DEAR POLLY - To make packing for camping easier made a fitted and stick the pins in it — PEGGY SMALL Before riding — my nike I always fold my pants at the bottom and snap them with clothespins This keeps the pants from getting stuck in the chain. or becoming torn or greasy I m[DIUm I My Pointer is for MRS BTG — DEAR POLL Y To avoid having a pincushion tinder my elbow when part over the extra spool holder 8395 - those mothers who still Ofeliftr using cloth diapers When folding after washing, apply powder to the inside of each This takes less time than individual powdering at changIng time and provides baby s nursery with that nice. baby-fresh aroma we all love I keep a lin of Powder with my laundry s just r b DVOU JUST GUESS— ING, ID SAY GOING3 FAR AWAY! TOOTH! __ _ _ _ lop JOHNNY WON DER R -- 11 II ( by Dick Rogers ffMEALL7 1 1 EB and FLO By Paul Sellers 60- SIXTY- 60 ui OF FUN AND GAME S 0 I ff Pit -) FROM JOHNNY WONDER _Zzz N P _U__ send S 1.00 plus 25 cents for Postage and handling to Puzzle Book A Oak C F: E_ BOOK i1t4J. cc:D - - er 7-7 0 ro m i 000 (e N ew Y ork . _ 1 0019 — ____ nATURECOLORS ' % Tr _______________ THE Qi DIN _ U NE øgACHiO6AuRu VIN06AUFZ WAL KOP J tv AY 62QN 6,%L.UTF.,5 50-l"011,MgS kONOR 01fTINCK.115H90 915R60NO. rHg 1HAT eVC-R 4 .,/ . TX TH5 5A$;~TH. 11 WAS 80 r-C-Fer LONCT ANE7 W01137HOV 60 1011,11116 W6 RANK OF 1149 FFEAC-0114 XANK fAL.LffF.-G OF 11 oti~j,%46 OR ~IFZVO F:02 L-9-60OR RANKS (0/0 fills n6I - - - - - - 4- 00 YOU 5E LIKE: EVER(ONE EL9E AND JUGT 511VC7 IN 7HE FA7H oL 0 IL- ~r 0 CI lb- YC U 0,.,- - Ill 10: rolzAy I _ 11111111.111111k. Wiltrid "t-6190 A90 FIRC-0 FOR AMOAGGA170stf, let cb :0 BRITANNICA JUNIOR FACYCiAMEDIA 96IN& .- L) 4? _ 6 1 H le nt W) f7wN FAU6 0 UND Sant - Ter) -- - r---- $ Obituaries Television - --i-- -. Wt(oning or ratIng will be used for bank storage and for a eommunI' mom, .tIbe said. th a t k el k (imp1cted, the bank MIII consider renting to ouide Lntests. "S - en port of my Us 3U IUII UI aatast trnpeahtnent. kd U IUILII us APIt vote." Maraziti subsidies. The sale involved more than esbytenan I Church's felIowsp hail on West Wilbur L SUM _ M . .I _ . '. •- - . .—_ . __ .•._-_ ....-_ N ____ -: _. --_.'---_.---._ . •..-----. : _• ,._ , ..________ - . ..,. - ----. :_ _ --1 .. :._.'I:.... - - - .'., .-. • -__J_-___-.__-------. • :,--, .... '-.....-- . --. _ -._ H_-•-_ . -______ •• : :. .. :: -J.- 4--•-• •- -_ • _•.•• ;•• • �- - : •' - --• -- ----.-- - -- - - •- - _.. ,., -. -.--- - - I_u-'•• •. . --' SHORT BIBS OP8i 7M -- SIR, 1E INDIANS PAVE Lp YOU DO SURROUNDED fl-IE FORT.' j4 NOT LIVE UP MADE/T.i JUST IN TI-1E NICK - . I 7..w WILL BURN DOWN - I TREATY... FORT.' ¶o - 66th Year, Nb. 292 Monday, July 29, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents _d A ;-----___; -- -- era _0 2a 14 -. __________________________________________________________ _________________________________________ ____ UNIBACK -TREATY WE SIGN ___ ANY p 't ... 10 WASHINGTON (AP) — Former Treasury Secretary John Connally was indicted today ,,.. by a federal grand jury on charges 9f PC rJury and obstructing justice. a MOON S.USEM HEAP PLENTY ELIIP IF ., \ t I In all, the grand jury cited Connally, a Texas Democrat turned Republican, on five alleged violations of federal law. The inaximurn possible penalUes for the five counts total 16 years in jail and fines of s3o,000 m cash from a milk fund official, Jake Jacobsen, in exchange for recommending that federal milk price supports be increased Jicohscii, 111 Official of Associated Milk ' I I-JAIR,/ - bribery, The indictment said Connally accepted $10,000 V 1 . - ____ for Connally The indictment charged that between May 14 and Sept 24 1q71 Jacobsen ga v e Connally the 1,O(X) ii exchange for Connally's recom- Producers Inc., also was indicted on a charge of giving an illegal payment to a public official. RIM MM& Ur4Xy UGS I SLIPPED ON A HEY SYLVESTER, TO YOU .1 NEVERTHELES INTEND TO Dis— CHARGE MY 013LI— CATION To YOU FOR THE FF%EE MEALS I HAvr_ CONSUMEDIN Nour % WHILST STROLLING THE PAFZK...A-A0AA/_. IN bY Stoffel & AND SPRAINED N4Y ANKLE... ## o OU5 PAIN I 5HALL, CARRY YOUR SIGN ABOur OUR RA I I, ITY.' I HAVE MY MIDE, YOU FF-KGET KITCHEN/ C70 GET SOME COFFEE! IT, WHILST I POUR DELIGHTFUL, SUGGE,i3TION 1,! . " \~, IT! COME ";IDDOW. _ erup - ____ ____ '' / / <3444LI __I Nixon MayLose A -- MIN ______ N '(A FERGOT '#-Erv A ROSE IN A FIELD OF - i RAS \ '" :l DECENOED THORNS . , fit CLUCK I & 1 : . .,I / I . / I I Old Confederacy, 4 i_iQ AL - b3r, ow ie Schneider till I c 9 ----.----------.---_ - to iL --- L ( 1 fl 1/7 ' include manifest injury of the people of cast Ix, 10 years. through subordinates to get inp. - Dart with money derived from trial in the Senate wasassured. \ - - Ile was one of a handful of Judiciary Committee members to return home for the short break The panel was scheduled Al to resume its consideration of articles of impeachment today. ______ Six Republicans Joined all of -1 I ___ _ -' ________ peachment," said Rep. Joe D. Waggonner, D-I.A., one of the - -'---.--.--",'----".4 acknowdged leaders of the conserath Southerners But hedeclinedtos.ayhov,he • vote and noted. "I - have made - - - , _ , - -- - tz) Ly ZUJ ISM Ail 0.11 f$ - - . - , ________ ' - -. - NY . ., I ?A) 4A 2B 3A Comics 213 Crossword Puzzle Dear bby .. . .... -, Television 14 - -- . - - UNITED STATE BANK BUILDING NEARS COMPLETION Wayne E mturits -r k Early Sep(embet li the projected completion date for the United State Bank's new building on 1792 In Sanford, according to ice president Albert. The second k el lacking air con ditioning or carpeting HIll be used for bank storage and for a community room, tIbffl said. When Horoscope - .. Since Its inception two years ago, the .intza ha been responsible for destung an average of 25 animals a month. Wi th more money, they say, they could do more. Presenuy, their only funds are derived group, the Orlando Nan' Wives, has contributed a! all. Marlene Wharran first recogn ized the extent of unwanted pets problem in the area after se ve ral radio stations ran a public service ad for Pet Concem. Various pet owners called wi th surplus kittens--132 in all Aost all we taken to the Orlando Humane society for destruction. The SemLnole pound has no facilities for holding or destroying . - _ Aff W - handing one case of cruelty when a fanale dog was permitted to mate IrAiscriminate!y for the last five years. "She's had 10 litters of mongre l pups, all of them unwanted. And It's practically destroyed the dog. The best thing we can hope for is to have the animal put to sleep' Pet Concern b still a small organization, with barely 10 regular members in Seminole cats, "We're not against breeding of ADA county. M ost of the members are women of all ages including teachers, housewives. and a businesswoman or two. registered animals," Marlene says, "but we are against having your pet run wild during the time It's in heat twice a year." Their biggest procedural move so far is breaking away from the parent organization in Orange County in order to meet the par- Marlene said that Pet Concern is currently ticular needs of Seminole counthins. Wheat Deal Characterized s I IOfl Error A that le ci is eompk'trd, the bunk will eon!der renting to outside Interests, -- - ...-;.. . i r h- - , I siit expecIs h r - ts he istory, Joseph J Miraziti, p "the Russians and the large NJ on the other hand, said he gram companies reaped the ., ary s Fate - The day of reckoning arrives in Lake Mary Tuesda when the city's 834 registered voters decide if the) want to rema in a city or turn back its charter to the state. The vote to dis-incorporate — the first such election In Florida in 10 Years — is being led by the husband of the mayor, George Hess, while the Chamber of Commerce head' UP those forces who favor remaining a city. The City. only 11 months old, is divided over such issues as multi-family zoning. the high cost of running a city and the generai "unresponsivenes:; of co Basically the argument seems to revolve around the question of "growth" vs. Maintaining the "quiet, rural character" of the area. Th e story of theC omm Ufllt ) S vote ,a itd national I '11 y surveyed about 300 persons at- major benefits of the sales." attention when it came to light that Mayor Margie Hess tending an Fl clambake in The government funneled $300 successf W. Cli~ton. N.J., on Sunday and million to six grain trading firms In the form of ex port ? it 8 pe r cent were in port of my vote." Marazi subsidies, voted against impeachment. The sale Involved more than would be out of a Job should her husband's effort be ne voting machine will be set up inside the United Presbyterian Church's fellowshi p hail on Weit Wllbr - ==---L-- ¶ - from occasional Flea Markets, members dues, and sponsors' contributions, Members may pay from $2 to $15 In dues, and sponsors, anyw here from $25 to $100. So far, only one h r), as part of the Nxon N ixon Brooklyn constitutents to sup. administrat ion's policy of port her in the difficult decision. easing tensions with the Soviet The Maine Sunday Telegram Union. The subcommittee said, said Cohen's Washington office "A federal policy aimed at imhad received 397 commu. proving International relations nications from Maine in the 48 cannot be termed successiul if hours after the committee it causes bardship in domestic opened public discussion on ar. af fa irs. ticles of impeachment on Subcominittee Chairman WednesdA y. The paper said 281 Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., of the communications favored said In a statement accompanying the report that - .2A - owner. Lake M - Around The Clock ...... Bridge Calendar i . In dex - cost. The amount Pet Concerns support depends on the tndivlo'.ial needs of each pet Voters To VA OCE, - . , (Weather Report Page pets h - - .. A VM - ;- ILI NIA - I ____ CLOUDY , . ., ____ .. - i9l - -. no irrevocable statement." - ~ lP4 ____________ - - Pet owners wh, want to have their spaYed or neu'ered, but cannot afford - th e coithttee's Democra ts in A voting to recommend impeachWASHINGTON f API — Sen. 700 million bushels of grain in- be certain that officials repre. ment All those opposed were ate investigators have charac- eluding 0 million bushe ls of senting this na tion in trade ne. tered the massive 1972 wheat wheat Republicans gotia tions wi th a fore ign power sa le to th e Soviet Union as a Sen. Charles H Percy of II appreciate and re present orose who returned t tohome $300 million error in judgment 11no, ran ki ng Republican on all American interesis w1e districts by top officials of the Agricul. the subcorrunittee, said the deal avoiding any real or apparent sponse from constituents favorture Department. should provide a lesson for U.S. conflict of interext," Percy able, trade negotiators 'We ne ed to said its final report Sunda "ere overw elming the controversial deal, the Sen f port in f1 IICPt U m peac ate meat,' said Rep Cha rles B = ts:= he sale angel, I ane, ho kicked off his re-election cam. sharply higher food prices for Americans, caused a shortage paign in Harlem Sunday night of farn, products and brought a said his mail was running 20 to I virtual halt to freight movefor removal of Nixon from of. ment3 in some areas. Iice. Rep. Elimbeth Holtzman, DThe grain sale, large5t in U.S. _______________________ ' _______ - tergate Lover-up. - I "I don't want to vote for ini — wide television audience in Maine the day after the com,mittee recommended 27 to 11 NixonPt obstruction of Justice in the Wa- \ ment move - Republicans to recommend - . tea, de ' ' rule of law, the very cement of debate. - r *X V ident's southern flank Is a ma. jor factor in the growing belief of House leaders that Nixon A ill Democrats, solid backers o f Nixon on most legislative matthere has been a perceptible decline in th e Presint s support. Few, even likely Nixon bac k-ers, are willing to say for sur c they will oppose 1npeaLt1 ) - Exp lains properamnistration pubticans on the Judiciary pan- all Southerners. el voted for Impeachment. Thus, the decline in the Pres- be impeached. Even among the inore conservative, older Southern / mittee of experienced House headSurveys indicate that in. confidential Income tax inforThat now was expected to be impeachment. counters Indicate Nixon may creasingly the unger mation from the Internal Reve. taken up in a proposed third atFor that reason, and despite hold barely half of them. Southern Democrats vote more flue Service. tide. Nixon's significant and lasting With most of the 174 Northern like their northern cousins. A —Misused the FBI and Secret Chairman Peter W. Rodino, contributions to world peace, and Western Democrats ex sur v ey b) the liberal Serice by directing or author J, hoped to get a vote on th e decision one I will pected to vote for impeach- Americans for Democratic izing them to wiretap for put- the second article by the end of able to live with for the rest of ment,, that means the President Action showed that 16 freshmen poses unrelated to national se- theday, my life," William S. Cowould have to hold almost all of southern Democrats voted 48 curity. No matter how the remaining hen, sa ItaIn id Sunday. t the 1 House Republicans, a per ce nt "li beral" in 1973 —Established the ca lled ar ticles fare, a House vote on difficult task !fter six of 17 He compared with 35 per ce nt for Plumbers unit "financed in whether Nixon should stand Co hen, 33, spoke to a state- ______ -- and estimate Congress Iess than .• deaths due to starvation and neglect. Pet Concern Inc., gives financial support to Interviews with a dozen member more than 12 years, the United States." our civilization, to slip under The compromise did not Southern The five charges were that dude any mention of contempt the boots of arrogance, oppresD em ocr a ts, represent an older style of representing a cross-section of Southerner. Of the 74 Southern Nixon: of Congress for refusal to sup. sion and abuse," says one of the the 74 from the 11 states of the Democrats, 40 have been —Acted pesonally and ply subpoenaed tape record. six House Judiciary Committee - f4r L L 0iien The redrafted second article criminal division of the Depart. was to be presented to the corn- ment of Justice, and CIA an, and Waggonner. a House V - oi peachment camp. - WIiiIAMCOHF , - -- w o ______ J entry into the -' ____ - ',. - - ____ - ___ UN STICK T' Ti-I MAIN STREETS WHERE THERE'S PLJHLENTY 0' TRAFFIC, VA ) ( $'3/f CONNIVIN' / 'N 1 jJ > itemized charges and a con- of justice." WASHINGTON (AP) — "I think he's made plenty of clusion that: Democrats had not reached House Southern mistakes," said Rep. "In all,of this Richard M. agreementSundayonwha(. E. Democrats, a group crucial to Teague, 0-Tea., chairman of Nixon has acted in a manner cifics to In the second • • President Nixon's hopes of the House Democratic Caucus cortrary to his trust as Presi- propc !. -a v i ding impeachment, appear But he indicated dent and subersie of con ,) t th I But 'nnpronuseemergid i V' prepared to follow their three reluctant to vote for impeach- stitutional government to the today before the scheduled Judiciary Committee ment. great prejudice of the cause of 10:30a.m. opening time for th' Py The Associated Iess colleagues Into the proirnBut Teague, a 'ear veter- law and justice and to the committee's nationally broadPresident Nixon "aIlwed the Many . I' DISASTER \ " '' YER CRUTCH ! expected to press for a Dem Supporters Off the _ Marlene Wharran, a young tngwood Debate on the second prode' s of the posed article was delayed Democratic National Corn somewhat as drafting conlin. mite." ere Jofl B COkJNAU prepared to testify that Connally turned down the offer from Jacobsen, housewife, is a natural for Pet Concern Inc., of Central Florida. She can't r€st pe ts. There's Idd1e, the collie, King the half-Shepherd, half-Spitz, Friend and the stray mongrel abandoned in the neighborhood. And Satin, a strong black Labrador who she took in on Monday. Except for a minor personatity conflict between King and Satin, everyone seems to get along fine Pet Concern Inc., in which Marlene Is an' officer, can't resist pets either. Feeling this way, they want to make countlans more conscloin of the fact that pets of the opposite gender can't resist each other. They want to reduce the number of Unwand puppies and kJI thousands each The panel recommended Sat- deavored to Impede or frustrate urday to the House of Repre- lawful inquiries by duly con. sentatives that Nixon be im. stituted executive, judicial and peached for the Watergate cov. legislative entities concerning \ The indictment charged that both men were Unwanted Pets In County y the laws were faithfully exe. which seemed certain to obtain cuted by failing to act when he its approval in the House knew or had reason to know Judiciary Committee. that his close subordinates en- 6" as intended for political candidates or the Democrats for Nixon group headed by Conna in 19i.. Approval Seen violating the Constitution and telligence Agency." WHATA KNOW , * both agreed to testify before the grand jury and the Senate Watergate committee that the $10,00o Marlene s Goal: Fewer second impeachment article unlawfully utilized the re. accusing President Nixon Of sources of the Central In- YA Although the money actually went to Connally, the indictment said that Connally and Jacobsen Second Article his oath of office was drafted —"Failed to take care that -A YOU ARE A DIAMOND IN mendation to the secretary of agriculture that the milk price supports go up WASHINGTON (AP) — A campaign contributions which elimdahl onna C B. WITH DOG FLIMFLAM ELIXIR NOT &ROW HAIR! _____ -• ran . ---- L - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 28, 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/dfaad0f95f69a611dc107244a328ae96.pdf 069687516f4e0f0ed43fff6177dce1a5 PDF Text Text = TT ___ T -= TT RTC or - '- .----- --.--. - - -- F,-'---FL __-'_, - - - — _ ,.-- _______________________________ 14C—Evening HerdIJ, S f an ord, FL -_ .1_ PstE --ou . - --- I . 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They are (from left), Clyde Clime , assisnt float chairman Rob lIoe. presldeni, Delbert t%bney, secrery.treasurer. and Jerry Thomas, fl oat chairman • CWt& Br 113 1XIALW464 £., ! - mwwrw I lviv rt 0600-04 Ei % BLOP4D1E 9 , _______________ _______________ Ommissioner ciIIcYomg (M.BUMSTA IMGO4NGTOPLAYVç.-I - - f AY ~_.,_).%, 1 (C 4 : HAVE A HAMONCA WHILE I CUT SPCL UHAR '—i %' 0. 1 I )o, o iv , lx /jf I. IJ e' / II - I / I I T45 5EALqY CREAMtL I VA. WOK UNGER.' I V MILEAGE ON R CAR.' P f I NE' , - I 1 I F I W IS TM (5 I T I5 o:.ii N EEOG I i EVIL GERM WHICH IS 0 LAD - ThAT HAS 11 Is i V(SD t ow _______________________ _________________________ CAPTAIN EASY LETS F4CE rA Ov Z I' T . I I I __ " . , " II 1 . I ) _ 'N .7 - 1 ~v - f ___ __ - - 0 o i ) ~ ;I .---"::,. 1. - I/ U / / 14 I'LLI_LI_LJ 1/ / I - , 1 V.14-1 1 I (1' -- , s - -__ - __ SNORT RIRS (I 0 . - P' :: ALL -DGETHER, F _D 1ACUSt. - ca .11111;11111111111 RW,ROW.aiw . o 11 -'Ti-IREE, i I ' CfAU1 _______ : - I I -v ____ I . 1 I' ' i lways Estate parents, worried a bout the Serninele Critinly School board's decision to stop eourtes busing for 87 of this children sussful1) petitioned the Nlard Wednesday night to have the busing inaintained at Sp.!ng Lake Elenlvrj,ar y SC hool, 71w board has been evaluating all the ,sch)(ils i n tilt, uu to determine the need (or (urtes} busing, knd Is p4inning to eliminate busing where it is urulece.wry. %VCATHFAt (('(irtes) busing, once offered to pupils using WIthin FaIr i1hrough Friday with a two r7liles of tj~.eirschools, is t*ing reconsidered beraum slow warming trend Jowi of a state ruling reqwrzng th boa rd to elimmaic tonight In thi- 10s. Complete "stan(iet-s" isuintling in bLis, arOrthng to Train. %epther delalli on page 3.t. stm-riation Route Manalier lt(.y Wright. - I . - - ---------- ------------------ --- - - - . . - - - - - • - Is - - - - •. - • -. - battle on the double taxation issue. C,s s e I be r r Co u n cii Chairman Toni Embree saw the motise as a possibility "T'he reasoa why the county Is interested in th t Present an addititmi problem when the sovereign immunity (4 public officials is lifted Jan 1 Wright said Without the sovereign lzotection swis. the board Ls subject to claims from parents whose thtkfrcn base been hjured mi school buses "Slaj,deei" on any bis we m(re vulnerable to personal injury than sitting cMldren, rtght said "For s1wrt distances, it's not too bad. But for three and four . Four persous %ere injured and southbound trailic on 14 St. Job= River bridge blocked ower an hwr thb MOMing after a pickup truck crashed Into a btatled sedan and the auto burned. Seminole County firemen extinguished the fire and Etta Mae Sipp,6A, Otiva Duncan. 22, Bch,Mlanfl.GthflesJr5iand lan Grftnei III, ZQ, both a! DeInd, were treated at Semin ole Iemorjal flospi, Sanfo Highway Patrol Toper Ernie Jacobs said SIS. Sipp was out of the stalled car when the clIsJo occurred The Grimes men w occants of toe truck Jacobs rhargedSts. SIPP %lith Do driver's license and parking on a bridge - .- . _,_ I , I - --,I jt~%pww - z-_W- - FREI ozr --- - I_f -- -_ ..F' - 2 & - .1 ~~ __4- __ evenuin - I W-!-_Ne-k_r-_ , - - _ I'- n •' t zl * 1_7 - !,, -2- P-5 ------4 _ ;w----I~-~r -_ f-p_ - -:%Tn-f -- -1 =___ __. . . __. __ -- ___-*1k i - -- li= it ' -- -- --- I - - - - - - - - - ------- -------------------= i"a -. - - -ii - - -- - - i The Seminole County cmnlission this week, in dnticii,ation of the discontinmaticin vf the bticiirw at countv - - - cn th the school board tiepartment can upgrade the roadway over which to determine the areas to be affected. The commlission 'a chihken oWd have to walk oWd i pcubi for funding the upgrading III When that contfition is improved, making a walkway Pedt-strian routes to thpse .qk h(l,)ls wt, re C(1ntigU(%Us, replacing non-existent manhole covers, arid iding a bike-pati), the Lu,41,g can probably be thii week he expects the board to b,e , Ippr.Dached for discontinued, Wright said eralks, guards nd safety Ugh" in th e wakc. of B discontinuing courtesy busing at Spring I.Ake, 6,md decisions to halt The busing. the board can free a b for transfer to Forest - - . ma nta ned %= -- - pr1iong Lake S there Wright said that courte3y busing at Spring Lake - J — - --------- -. etained At /1 - --- - - - - 1. ., -. . Horoscope . .................ILA Ilespital 54% - .. -.5A .......... -, 9.1 1 A & SWts 1 813 ( 11 using s DoarAbby GB Dr. Crane... ........... ...12A - - i ____ - - CRASH BLOCKS rio1 -r -.,....,. bY Frank HIM _____ rog Tf4F -\ -I-- t A - - J - -_ -_ ' ____ Will IS I - Index I / 's/V - , i. -t - 2 Vien' third ro ect is a countywide uniform house nbeng and sweet namthg ) - bc ,',f% 1-_~~ U I .SORW AS / / ioo Without Nixon by Howie Schneider LuJ XpR SSION 4 — , I SANTA CLAUS4 " 1~ aci _______________________ ( I . Z'M TN $ToR i S o . 4 i II ____ It - —A- ___ 1 YOU WILL I I - 4 of 1) ---: I = N, i' ' —- members in Seminole, Orange the "but this lulled it." planning council betotake and Osceola counties, has been the plan get extended weekend h(urs for request for Sunda), sales. ni ng office off the McClanihan contended that successful in gelfing cflanges in beer sales. City ordinance allows Sunday if tIv tmk," Floyd said. . regulation is changed, ordinances in Casselberry. CU) commissioners Wed alcoholic beserage sales only to e'lI hate to grant the San e Orane County and Orlando to mL voted 2 to den) 1 restaurants iIli sealing request for every 1 blUe tar in wake beverage laws ,,more requ by Toni Riggs of Pizza cap ty of 200 or lucre . . T I to fl" A I uniform," Riggs said and more '0 flu B) BILL BEILF% ILLE Moore voted to had been cot from Stenstrom said he feels tile in line with sthte laws. Street, for permission to sell to The higher 40 per cent cuts Ilerald Staf I Writtr deny the Pizza Hut request 200-3cal requirement for A doubt if we'll ever get alcoholic beverages on Sunday ere set to make up for over. Wednesday, breaking alk vote Surday sales is un nstItution,l complete uniformity," he iid. * and Frida) payments during the last 1hree S€ri irie Count) s portion of Comm Commissioners Gordon Meyer and should be,set aside. Communit y Affairs Depart months, aceomg to Corn tecn 12 and lii m noting the C`Fliak prograw is %VAilliNGTON (All) statp revenue sharing fun(bi has ment said today that the cut niunity Affairs officials. and A.A. McClanahan soled to Iirn((I at trying to eliminate IlIggs, pre . t S District Judge John J Ri' 'sa 'reed and said todat slashed almost 40 per tflt hile voiri conflicts in 1, is a rest of declines in tIe central Florida Res taurant deny H r dO But Jones told We Herald that for the month of November stoc n'issoners u,,an Stenstrom restaurant npratin n %5'!rgte cover up ' o cue of a decline in state FIor a nd John Moths voted in favor Att) A industry Sa nford regulations prohibit iui Vernon Mize study the advised that we have been conCiuuu without revenue . of the r L , urants of les.-, than .900 nts orpoiu the testimony of former All e now ta ut Revenue sharing payme McClanahan reminded Itiggs In a merno to the aoard of for December and January are President Richard M. I(ig4k said although at least se,its from selling alcollolic the funds' were cut (by 40 t iat when the Ilizza Ifut five (TRA members in Sanford be verages aftermidnight. County Commissioner.% Ashby expected Zo also bt, sliced bv Nixon. percent) last month." Imation was rezoned and bcer ha ve Ifiggs said the 75-swat Pi7za Jorics, administrative aSSi5tant least tile same asked "that (lie 1VIlhat), Shell), of U)e state's U1 (Earlier story on Page ZA.) sales with food allowed, the association take the lead in to tile mmty clerk. explained leveling off at about a Continued on Page 54%) Aroun(ItheClo(k 4A that the monthly state money cent raonthly cut. ( Continued on Page 4% . 1 ' 14 forLs to "sway sonic votes'to February, but may drop I 1 ' — --.. 11 - V ~~ .. . It I .1 / -I - - -. 'r I 1 I _ - RNFEM taritJJ -- y; -L - I - r -~4* J. - __ _J )1 islow-L W"_i FRANK AND ERNEST I ask for liberalization of law" the association isn't . iie sragt regulations in the contemplating a lawai'it and he A Sanford restaurant r-" future. has no knowledge of such r opera tor said toda) he will There as quite a bit of by tifl} restaurant operat ors approach city commissioners he expects to re-file the request initial objections from nearby The aslociation, with within the next 30 days in ef. (or extendej hours b) residen," McClanahan said 013 ItOrY On [EX . - i4I ____ - r 1. I % - - / ) LT: ft Boll I IA)Yl) operators said they wouldn't getting the city to modify the I I 4 -4 - ________________ ____ ANDY MYRT t: V THE SADOW/ . . _________________________ 1 r - IF , (' I I f 11020 t'~, I ML. r GUARP -JUT _l, II I I . - r ROUp I ____ . corr*d, Polk said the cfJunt, per ng from t ri Cent ernj city areas equany and was - county nlana - I I $OPEP A4r or tTMLJT WE CkI - V - . EFIe by Bob ____ • , E I V9'w' • N7 1 F I F: - ~ \..d - . I DOES WORK? e ) i I— ________ I .' I IT BUT ALL YOU CAN GORSEDUS m _ - /-444 - A ___ uMt : -- Altomonte Springs Mayor Floydasked ViMen to night, outlWng three areas of planning, shenfrs department tommisson believes make available to the cities the the bette!' county radio towers and for the possible cooperation with total law enforcement and others, or program would be one confined system to be funded totally county funding. I r. by that court action will be pur- to his county. dinance• the county. "I do not believe the cies sued. Predicting the emergency He added that the sta te ? Prior to the arrival of Vihle iave been treated fairly by tJ-w Vihien said County Atty. telephone system could be mandated that the 911 counties in tunng," Vih'en Howard Marseeis and Sanford City Commissioner preparing an developed within 24 months, emergency system be im John Moms at the meeting, said, addingSeminole Count) ordinance calling for coun- Vth1en sai d Sheriff Joha Polk is pnnted A state stud) cats delegates from the other x had better change or 'look to t)ide animal control with total work ing out a cost estimate for 80 per cent state funding to cities looked at proposed the cities to tear up county county (unng. He said the ViMenpersonallyfavorscounty maintain the system, but cuuntyponsored gosrnment "He noted the new plan is to also require recreation that all fundLg for the countide 'Don't hold your brea th," Polk programs and planning counal state law to betie effective dog licensing revenues which emergency system with a said. actisit) to include the ties. I , - r , T o , I It FLOOR' ___________________ _________________ ____ I Id the senues are ustJ fir not Ig cities rc: __ _. t 11 1 1__-"~ . _____________________ .4 & TIME - / r 1. - ~ " 7/ ARCH I E r to ttCoy . a t Five Pothta near the O, T'M WILLING) TO START - ,, 1.4 I ____ ( LIBRARIAN - , by Al Vermw .. -. — / JOB? •. I ____ I' I 7 M ( \ FOR A r 1 — . . I TAE5 YEARS TO A ASK TRE - ' I ...-.- - UP MoLLHOc7 un. . ,air " _____ 1r/)?4W I: ere . - pVtChkV Wti - idW-: .. - OU1d have J The cetnd area suggested b) own facility a be apart tm Wii' SP R I NGS- The V was t 911 e1neeocy county go age-old double taisUon iu t and aas system, a project he has Sheriff Polk said tod,y that between ritie tind counties 'Thtre o need t to sp4trhcad iII(I a lthough t t ic he major differ e nces btn rnu be resoled or the ourt he said Most of federal studies hase indicated the 911 system and the Collinesction county goe Seminole's seven cities base that the least expensIs method t)ide cornmunjcat( $)ltefl) nlcnt is certain, County already put the county onj of providi ng the emergency handledbyhisdeentnow CommsionerSid Vien tald they either expect rebates of ser vice would be throug, a that tentative p the CAI-NO are to Criuncil of Local tax mortiell orequal wrvice in regional concept with Orange build a communications Governments Wednesday the areas of ana1 control, County, the Seminole County building I . • - . .. - t,idt j I WONDM IF THER.e.S 9 1 wii;I LES PIH7 0 jrj ' ____ I ______ ____ SORT Cy UKE BY DONNA LTIVI JJeld Staff ter VV __________ -I J SK400THS OUT NOT 'i - • k. - - / _____________ A iT_r ' p 'if • _ 1K 4C4 BUGS BUNNY ___- HOW Y - ;I • • ies ot axe % - .1 byT K Ryan (SINCSEYERsflNACH\ // '),-jj_ 1 ______________ _________________ ' I VIVT I I ______ _____- TUMBLEWEED / ' / HE DOES.WT PLJ'THE Nyr I \ 42 __)) I(rMJUSTLL<Y #9 --- ------------ - - - - in addition 10 Spring Lake, sctx)ots In the Sanford ail 1 neeIetares as W ell a3 &uthjnele and Jackson rf1,!rtp,;v 1`~15,11141 N-ed % - . I I - - �________ -':• .. - -. I. • - -. 4 - • 2A—vniny Herald, Sanford, FL - 'I A ,. - 1111111111110 , U I VV NA 1 1ON I ID I ~. fit I . ____ MR A -,* Ift V1 F I I 1 5 # ,-,'IV I U y fr_~ W 2 W ug5 4P I 10 ~~ . ~ ez~ .I %,,C)ln 11 FLORIDA . . IN BRIEF . ___ AF'-~ X N Unemployment Insurance Benefits On Increase I gw - Ar - DO WASHINGTON (All) — Col. abUt Mills' future role in Con- ii ittee have wade similar c0ln- his source, sWd Mills was wt- congressman daily although flSS. leagues of Rep. Wilbur D. Mills U CHLS in private, dergoing medical tests and she didn't know how long he Asked at a news conference if say he way resign from Con. Mills, 65. has presided over Lreatment. woWd be hospitalized. gress now that he has virtually heassuji ed that Mills would not the committee since 1950, shap. Navy Ens, Tom Brone, a "The doctors have been tugno cliance of rvn!:!ining chalr_ 1-y- Ways and Aleans chairman if ing the (a::, Social Security, and hospital spokesman, said Mills ing Wilbur to enter the hospital i i in of the house Ways and he returns to the 94th Congress health insurance programs iaI was not permitted any visitors, for a complete examination for Me. that convenes next nionth, Congress has pa&uA. except his wife, Polly. He said some time and I have been urgThe once-powerful chairman Albert replied: "I think that's a The congressman was hospi. the congressman's family re- ing him to do so," she said IN BRIEF She left her New York hotel Wednesday for an undisclmo destination. Her son, contacted at his mothQr'a Arlington, Va apartment in , ."w same buildin# where Mills and his wife live, said he did not know he . . f giiiii1fte N — _,-. - - - ." -V . M — ~~&~ L~_ . P 17~ --_11-1-__ - ___________________ : r 7--M-w -14~~~*:" E! F. - &- ---.--_._ __ ... - - - , " # -- - - - __ - _________ - ____________ - . . 0 Senators To Quiz Trudeau U - ,' WASHINGTON (AP) After hearing President Ford express his discontent in ge4leral terms, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau faces a much blunter discussion f his oil policies with critical senators. Tudcau was invited to breakfast today with-17 sena!ors, most from Northern states where refineries will be hard hit by his decision to phase out all Canadian oil expt'rts to the United States by 1982. _______________ 7" , - ~ -- . J -_- "I : U11Cov er — I -' _________ All but a few of the senators signed a letter to Ford te11n' retaliation unless the reduction isn't eased and a $5.20 per barrel surcharge tilted on oil sold across the - - - - N -. - - . -' - ... - - .-.. - - - -' -- - -. ,••• . border. Officials said Ford brought up the oil problem during a two-hour meeting Wednesday aM indicated support for the senators' concern, but only in a general way. ' ' r •' - - c- - r ' . - -. •' .•• .. Il Pioneer Approaches Saturn i' ' that may help pave the way for the discovery of life in outer space. Pioneer scientists unveiled plans Wednesday to send the tiny, 570-pound spacecraft plummeting through a 15,000. mile gap between the planet and the closest of its rings in September 1979. - - eL- ; -.- . - - .• . .- - Sen. Uoyd M. Bentsen Jr. of Tea, rated the Icast known of the mal4r Dunocrdtic presidential contenders, hopes to make the biggest splash at this week's party minlconviation. The Tens millionaire has Invited all 4,000 delegates, alternates, I.r 'ers and staff members to a reception Friday evening. In contrast, Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arivrna, the only announced candidate for the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination, and Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington plan less flashy approaches as the great Political courtship of 76 gets serious here today. Decline 35 Per Cent With Ford Policy Change DETROIT 1 API Americans bought 270,000 fewer cars from me nation's major auto makers during November of this year than they did during the same month o 1973. This meant a 35 per cent drop in domestic car sales by the - i -. -.-. ' . on 1' -•' - R 1Mb officiaLs -___ ______ _____ ___ - -_ :_ ____ ------_--__ J!I'fl3 .:: 'ilie -. - 117W -• . - - T:EE servation progran does not - g Georgia isduppg plans to ii ent will know by certain by build a toll road in west Georila late December or early from Tennessee to Florida, January whether the voluntary Coy. Jimmy Carter says. lie ugran will work, He has Carter said Wednesday that ii nile clear his doubts that It the toll road, which has been will. untkr study several years, is In discussing the depressed not economically feaibIe at auto sale figures, auto industry present but tk project could be analysts said the prolonged revived If cond.Itims Improve. downturn in car sales was the The governor, a member of It Crt screw since the 1958 re- the toll rigid authority, said the J1 1ChkJ it k.3d hit roJ could not be built entirely hilton froint toll receipts as planned. (ia1rnan Alan Greenspan 01 He said the state would have to the Prcsident'5 Council of Fco- underwrite cotrt'ction with as tuft w advisers said layoffs, e- H uch as 1400 nIlion. U / 4 - : - • I Toll Road Postponed / ___ a' - -. HOME"COMINGQU EEN CROWNED - Trinin :-#plli'4iemnung Quu-en Kim Harden escorted iu.i' üdn during foutbahi halftime cereiuont agaLt the utgálanders. which Trinity won 18-2. Also en ibm court were Cindy Harji', Judy Jou, LssIg. Warren, Terry Hunter, Laurie %NutIy and Banne Evans. IPIIUiO by fltG3 CrIsIp four big U.S. auto firma. U.S. Domestic auto sales by the (our major auto makers mIurin the past month, 505,511, were the lowest for any Umonth of the year and compared with 775,455 they sold on 11w American market in November 1973. It was the second slowest November performance for them in the domestic market in 15 years and the 14th consecutive month in which sales trailed year-e arlier levels-. The four major auto makers did not release worldwide sales figures. The domestic sales slump, which started in November 1973 with the energy crisis and tight gasoline supplies, is also the longest downturn the four major auto (Inns hive m'nec'untereil since World War If. All four major auto makers have made sharp cutbacks in production and work forces because of reduced demand. Thirteen assembly plants are closed and 165,000 auto workers are on layoff (ala week. The combined November domestic sales figure an• mouriced by the (our major U.S. auto makers Wednesday the lowest since 1959, excluding 1970, when General Motors' output wa., seere1y curtailed by a nationwide step that " 4 • Georgia - General Motors was elf 34 per cent in domestic auto sales for the month, at 271,375. ared with 408,51 in November 1973; Ford was down 35 per cent, 145,686 and 222,390; Chrysler was off 36 per cent, 71,871 and 112,803; and American Motors reported a sharp 51 per cent drop, 11,579 arid 31,7( 1he domestic sales decline for: November for the four Major US. auto companies compares with a 21 per cent tk'dlne in September, when they sold 590,384 cars on the American market, and a 27 per cent drop In October, when donwstic sales were 627,521. For the first 11 mortht of the year, domestic sales of autos produced the four major US. makers totaled 1.019,723, a 23 per vent decline from the year before. Yearly sales were off 27 per cent at General Motors at :1,470.340, 17 per cent at Ford, 2,085,831; 20 per cent a (irys1er, 1.141,481: and 13 per cent at American Motors, 319,071. Industry analysts conceded the sharp domestic slump the tdustry's worst since the 1958 recession, but insisted US. sales hd finally bottomed .uL "We don't expect to see any iinproverient next month," one company spokesman said. "But we don't expect things to get any worse either." by U------ . j 1 The trust fund receives money from the Intangible tax, of which about 40 per cent is based on a tax on new rnor(gages. A tax of intangible assets, such as stocks and bonds, aceoulits for 60 per cent of the trust. Shelly said that the picture could get a lot worse though, if the stock market slumps again by Jan. The value of stocks then will determine the tax for 1975. The lower the stock value, the lower the tax, arid the less amount of total revenue state and subsequently the counties, can expect to receive, Seminole county was to receive an estimated $963,232 In 'innuai funds $603,232 of which was placed in the road and Bridge revenue budget, while $360000 was put in the General Fund Pesenue budget. Arcoiding to Jones, the "Road Department has lllstorjcaljy left large halRnces in the secondary road and right of way program" which are flmdedby the road and bridge bdg t. "If the same OCCW'S thu year, there should be no prob1esnin that budget with a per cent decrease,".. general fund, though, may suffer in some areas with the 25 Per rent cut. "The board may curtail some (other) line to conipensate for th15 Junes . Sanford officials reported today that the city's state revenue sharing checks have decreased aho. Funds for cities come from state cigerette tax and motor fuel tax collections and the ler checks reflect declines in state tax collections. City Clerk Henry Tamm said Sanford budgeted $69,783 a month in state revenue sharing fund& The November chft* showed a drop to $67,861, Tam said, and the October check was for $69,327. CityManager Warren Knowles told city corn. missioners Wednesday how long the stete funds will be less than budgeted is not known. "It depends on the level of state collection," he said, "but don't He any dtotd(y: at this time." The said. Dekle should be removed. The Judicial Qualifications Connhission said Boyd and Dekle were guilty' of secretly accemtlng and using a propooed opinion given them by Tahla. tiassee utility- lawyer Edwin Mason in a utility tax case without letting attorneys for the other side know about it. *rne connion also said Dekle was guilty of hying to in. I P The will sit with Justice Ifichard Ervin in the Boyd and I naniit'd a seventh judge to re iIau. Ervin in the second Dekle charge because Ervin excused - hin self from that case. And in a surprise fl:Ove % Wednesday, Justice Iken ton excused himself m° sideration of all cases. saying only that lie was doing so at the request of Dekle. Named to sit with Ervin in the Utility-tax cases were: I ) erct', a Supreme Court retir. -Circuit Judge Parker le .'1t'i)onald of Orlando, chair. of the Florida Confeonce of Circuit Judges. —Appellate Judge Dewey M. Johnson (if Tallah asce, a for. A I --t'ircuit Judge Ern2st ison of Pensacola, senior ' ud ge • Florida. -.Ciudge n C. Fer. of Fort I.auderdale, Sunduy Ilenild - 41 lund I P.o of 5un;.pt,0n Rates, 5 Carr • Year $714O _____ - -- -- '' ' - - " vr'r '- '= = 11 j (;n(ur Stephenson of W If rs'en. 'ircwt Judge Clifton M. Kel. of Sebring will sit with the si; Juages in considering re- 4, ZALES Friuuy 9P*M9 LAYAWAY PLAN SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD VII I i I LLr I SAVE ON11111111111 ' ii • COLOGNES • PERFUMES 'I LIGHTERS I I TREES S CARDS • WATCHES • ORNAMENTS S S I S I V IJ e WALLETS • HEALTH I BEAUTY AIDS S S ELECTRONICS APPLIANCES 9 BABY NEEDS HOUSEHOLD NEEDS k - a S PENS • RADIOS W S BOOKS f% I pistol, two rifles and two bags of white, powdery substance to be analyzed as a possible drug, Stelia was charged with sale SANFORD PLAZA OPEN NDAYSII:3OS:30 OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL I "I-1000 Apiedabdub - Our People Make Us Number One - r ---u--v . . Af'.i ' __i,_ (lueru•'e the outcome of a ('an. ;iina City lawsuit involving Mm,, i real estate salesman iik-r Senate president. S'tond Ciafl POjfg )Jifl THRU Chief Justice clusions after holding a three ofcocalne. Swift said Stella sold a small anoant of cocaine to an undercover agent Tuesday night. - The board's rsponse was to consider hiring a firm to do an 'actuary study" of the county budget, in order to make the best possible use of available SAI El Janes C. Adkins Jr. named five day public trial of Boyd last Judges and a retired Justice to month and a much shorter Seconsider whe(he Justices crc-I trial of Dekle. .Joseph A. Boyd Jr. and Hal P. E'ocning 1' 1)116h0d OIy doll c*tepi S.tfd,jp ana Chrstmat O by The Snto Herafø, Inc, XO '4 Ave, A S*nford, ' )?711 6P.M. USE OUR • DECORATIONS ', 1KJWU IA? rcmovi Ironiation that Boyd and Dekle'ie the bench for judicial removed on Nov. 25. r isconduct. In an administrat ve order The panel reached its con- Wednesday, The change was made after the state Revenue Estimating COflfCtenCe earlier this month cut the total estimate of state income this year by $117, million. Coy. Reubin Askew has ordered all state agencies tocut back on their spending. Some counties will not be cut the full 25 per cent because they are assured of a certain minimum, but most will feel the full iiispact, Sheihy said. Ihursday CHRISTMAS: id i i i Funds To Seminole Research Bureau said that the counties had been notified that the estimate of funds' to their revenne-aharinl trust fund has been cut from $66 to $50 million, o ir:i Revenue (Ca1'd From Pg. 1) Ra in SMT . 11 - WASHINGTON AP) The the nominee to head the Feder- per cent, waking It the second pecially In the auto industry, Ford administration, conceding al Energy Administration, said lowest level for the month in 15 are worse than anticipated. lie that voluntrry efforts to reduce Wednesday that one possible years. The President's Councils' the jobless figures for Noprs hav been ura;itt. ii OVO to reduce petroleun con- of Econo;; Ic Athi&ers also said ciitr ', ill hiiw a "very sigiactury, ii ay return to the pol- sun ption is to reimpose Iat Wednesday the national jobless tuficant increase" froim Orto. icies that produced long llnesat inters fuel allocation plan. rate will go above 7 pit ccn' her. :asolinc stations last winter. Their statenents cane at the next year but the rate of toIle predicted a gradual CasTreasury Secretary William sane ;inie the auto industry re- flation will slow down. ing of the Infl ation rate to an I.. Sin on and Frank A. Zarb, por ted November sales fell 35 Simon said the mach nery to annual rate of 6 or 7 per cent by allocate gasoline and other oil spring. U.S. inflation has been products to dealers is still m soaring at a rate of between 10 place Iron the Arab oil en:bar. and 12 per vent during the past of last winter and it needs year. $jj' ly to be activak.. again. ~Iff In other econonk' develop'L' Zarb said it is possible the nents: ad;, ini,ctratjo., would limit oil 4 --The United Workers '-. in ports effective Jan. " 1 in a ratified a new contract. 'moffi. tL "self-Ill posed cii bargo," 'i1iL ruth returns showed, paving the muimi be coupled with a fuel al. way for an end of the nationlocation plan limiting domestic w1d- coal strike, rISWI ption to 90 per cent of c'onsuned in 1972, Zarb - Sales AI Seized , u '41Judges' Removal u - November Auto • , ... Gas Lines Could Return Weapons FORT LAUDERDALE, Fin. , BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP Citing a need for economy, lAP) A pipe borr.b, the makthe board of directors of the Securities Industry ings cf another boniü and a Association has called for a merger combining the small cache of arms were found American and New York stock exchanges. in a horic raided here late by (g5 tsft, chingfor' spokesman said. I Ted Swift of the federal iJuriI Forcenient Athninlstration said T •. , agents and Fort Lauderdale police1foundfoot-long,two.Inh: pipe bomb with rin eightinch wick inside the Poine of Warren S. Stella 7. lie said the bomb was defused by the Fort Lauderdale bomb TALLAHASSEE. Fin. AP n oval of Dekle on the charge squad. — The Florida Supreme Court involving the Panama City law. Swift said agents also (on- -. State Cuts SALE STAPTS - * SO NOW HOUR - public for (b first time both Heldeman and Etirllchman declined the offer. Ntzo'a lawyer, In.rpon4Ingjo the request for the formez presidents depUon, said that the timetable proposed by ui doctors failed to consider "the atAllty of Mr. Nixon toy review tapes, docnrnents, and events so as to be prepared answer fully and completely the interrogation propowd by — defendant Etirlichman and pahaps others."ThIs trial has already covered two months with InnwnerabW I E .witnessea, documents, and tape recordings," the Nixon response said "WIwn Mr. Nixon's fatigued and weakened condition is added Demod for earthmover tim, reported to be very Wgh, keep giant metal [read rings busy at, to the factual complexities, It is an Inexorable conclusion that Mr, - _________------- Market Merger Proposed . : Watergate. - 4,000 DeIégQte$Invited I_________ , .. .1 ' .. '. S He said Wednesday rcgcensout a(lill"un policies, but that was far less important than the question of universities providing more for the money they reciese. , Meanwhile, Watergate prosecutors concluded their crGssexanimation of firmer White House chief of staff H. R. Haldeman. During HaId!inan's testimony on Wednesday, it was that Nixon orr :fer.d Haldeman and fellow White House aide: John D. Ehrllciunan money from a secret $200,000 to $300,000 fundt to pay legal expe* that might arise from their involvement - The course will !eave the nuclear-powered vehicle with enough energy to swing around the back of Saturn, get a beost from the planet's gravltatlonaj pull, and then soar 76000 miles to 'flian, one of Saturn's moons, a day lat&. - r 1! , - - - The Nixon respome concluded that "It would be highly unfair require Mr Nixonsubjected to the In terrogation proposed . witil a date well after Jan. 6. IV75." The response was made pzbZIc shortly before &rica was on whether Nixon's testimony must be obtained before the ran end. I ' - TALALAHASSEE. Ha iAP Senate Pr esident Dempsey Barron wants to deliver in person to the Board of Regents the message he gave to the Senate two weeks ste and professors to work more. The Panama City Democrat is scheduled to meet with the regents at their regular session Monday in West Palm - i __________ Less Waste, More Work fo . - , .• P.) MOUNTAIN VIEW. Calif. (AP) Pthne'r It is racing toward a perilous dive through Saturn's rings on a voyage . :, - In a response ffled with Sirica, Nixon's lawyers said that wItile. he might be healthy enough to not and will not be able to prepare to give a deposition prior to that. date. The time necessary for Mr. Nixon adequately to prepare e the fnterrngation is substantiaL" — __ . . j WASHINGTON (AP) Forme President Richard M. Nixon Informed US. District Judge John J. Sirica today that he would be unable to give a deposition to the Watergate coverup trial until: long after the date set by court-appointed physicianis. I Three court-appointed doctors who examined Nixon and his medical recorda estimated he would be well enough to give a deposition on Jan. 6. -•.. "111 t , Advert sing i -(Jl(I\NlX) Fin. Al-') The vice sold under (lie name president of Cohloid.A.Tron, the (k%ice can reduce power representative busi n ess or Florida distributor for a device Surgeloek. said he viewed the action as an consumption by 10 to 45 per cent residential hone or apartment I r , S,_ - - " touted as a space-age cure for Also cited was Purification opportunity "to prove our by . ...Z -j eliminating potent but short- to the degree necesmary to spiraling electricity bills has Systen s Inc. v( Detroit, maker claill S." 444 lived prwer surges common to achieve the claimeil ,. ,,vino I -en slapped with a false-ad. ,if the device that promoters ,-; - , ~~'- q "We are no fast-sale oper. all electrical transmission the complaint said. I I s e 6 e ec ricl y . I tk) senior citizens _____ "Respondents bearIYh11f pron have dirt-ctor f Consumer S r I ,t. ,~rvices, rity I pted b) in I found ttheythd represented that their devices :friia he FhrnIa 'little VF( Art," an inestig4ition h, the Con s looking lic high enough electrlc.t) save electrical nt ri's a nd ' r iii :1 m itrnt swi t r Sirs i 't n r i l)i Ii': isk d hills t rc ihiii ,mn uh' iou d ti , i dictrii ! o,lh b i. djwsd.j (thu an ddnflflis Colloul A Tron and Purification savings kssening transi€nt %oltages or trative suit against Colloid-A. Systems to sign a consent order "AS a business, we will stand power surges w hereas In actual Iron Inc. of Orlando. to halt the advertising, make behind everything we have fact the elimination or UPHELD The suit accused the firn of full refunds and submit the sold." reduction of said power surges t-riL!aging in deceptive or lids. product for testing. The complaint challenged sould not reduce electrical The Florida upreme r, lvadinr practices in pron oting Dr. Vin Joshi, executive vice Surgelock's Nisic pren-ise that consimiption in a typical or says Justice Richard Erin took the proper course In resigning before his Im-nm~,_; a pending retirt mciii date so his successor could be elected rather than appointed. In a 5-2 opinion Wednesday, the court of judges takes over appohntments Er vin resigned I i .S U effective Jan 6, 20 days I __ before retir ement,hi so s successor could be elected. sial _______________ - I-,. . _. . TM LAHA&SI I Fin (AP) The newly appointed dire ctor o f the controv er vkslon of Retardzon says the tllmate Is ripht In F In-id,, for changes in eatmirt of [fit- tiu iii ill', rIJLII did Francis 1). Kelley, 49, a 25-year veteran in the field of uwnt.al health, Wednesday was named new division director by O.J. Keller, Health and Rehabilitative Services secretary. Kelley, superintendent of a Connecticut training school for th e retarded for th e past II years, will replace Charles Cox on Jan. 6, Keller said in a news release, Cox has served as acting director since Jack McAllister kit the job under fire thrct' months ago and accepted a po siflon in Washington with the President's Committee on Mental Retardation, 7 : *-, 3 of 0UU -• - Retardation Unit Chief Named In ff . • .- the increase. . j bank." A Circuit Court hearing to clear up tile deed disclosed that the two swindlers filed a forged deed on Skolnick's home that showed it was sold to an(,ther hlianii [leach inan, Man A. Figel. MIAMI 1WA'IJ — The U.S. Department f •bIIcu1ture% 1uutasKedtorecor.Slderaruestromthe National Milk Producers Fcderation for c two-cent-a. quart niilk price hicTease. federation spokesmen say. Glenn Like. federation president, predicted Wednesday the group 'g annual convention here that milk. Production costs riseabout 15 per cent in 1975. lie said the Increase was needed to meet It. I Nixon Unable' T i -T recorded. . equest For Price Hike It 0 , To At Thel'. Posing as die Skolnicks, a man and woman went to an I)AC office manager Richard Foster said his firm is now in a office of 1)AC Corp., a ;ending firm, vnnetime this summer and dispute with an insurance compan' over who will bear the loss of offered to sell the mortgage on the heme, G,reenfield qaid. After a the ;36.000, i redit check and look attrie exterior of the home, [MC agreed to "I don't kr,ow if it's a fluke or not," said Greenfield. "it's the pay$-36. 000 cash to the couple for tl~e mortgage. first time anybody I know has ever hPard of it. Jeither thc real Skolnlcks or Figets were ever contacted by the "1 can see how it could happen," Greenfield added. "But I fitin. The fraud was discovered when an attorney representing the axnination. They didn't talk to the people in the house. Had t'' FigvIs in a divorce clise discovered the phony deed in Figels &rw tfuit, they would have found out." name. The imposters had assured thtr getawa by making Greenfield said he was reluctant to give the incident publicity four monthly PaYllierl~s to DAC in the meantime. bec-iti-se it might give others the same id,~a. " - : W~f!1=0_----- -,- MIAMI i AP i -- A youns) rotifilk- #it cen artists coolly obtained $36,000cash for the mortgage on a Miami Beach home they didn't own by poising as the owners and then escaped undetected, an attorney says. "I'd be afraid to try something like that." Alan Greenfield, atU rney for the real owner, laziirus Lucky" Skolnick, said Wednesday. "But it probably takes less courage than robbing a . Milk - N Two Con A1*',~tistsCoiiecT . One of the Arkansan's closest The hospital refused to dis- was also "a medical decision." Annabel Battistehla, the ArAlbert indicated the MIllS Cvnter and receiving no visitors friends in Cuagress, Rep. Joe D. i lose ld4 Illness, referring all Browne would not say whet.h- gentine stripper who ran from case would be treated gingerly: other than his wife while con- WLlggonner, 1)-La., said inquiricstaMiIls'acojigrjuzt. er Mis. Mills visited her Mills' car and Into the Wash"Wedon'twanttohurtamad sressional Democrats specula- didn't think Mills would choose al office. But aides in the office huiband Wednesday. Ingtors Tidal Basin on the night who has done so much fo ted about his future. to rewain in the House with his said tk-y had not been in touch Mrs. Mills Issued a statement of Oct. 7, sald she would visit Congess for 36 ye:,rs,'o the I louse Speaker Carl B. Albert poiAer Nise taken frorn him. with the congressman. Wednesday In which she said the congressman If his doctors speaker said. "ife has a greai left little question Wednesday Other nenbers of the con. Vaggonner, refusing to name she would be with the ailing would allow it. record. an increase of 215, &W over the previous week as 48 states reported higher volumes. The largest increases were in California, 31,300; Michigan. 21,200; New York. 19,400; Ohio, 15,900; Penn,$ ) 13,200; and Illinois. 10,400. Jobless claims for the week declined only in Nevada and Kentucky. A year. ago the states paid out jobless benefits to 1,430,000 persons, the government said. The figures are a reflection of the sharp rise in unernplyment. In October, (be nation's unemployment rate st.'od at 6 per cent of the work force. The November figure to be released Friday i.* expected to atrnw a further increase. Intthd claims for jobless benefitn in th' teik entfini! 2 increased h 81,00 tu Uw Lib [)epai tinnt said. A year earlier 237,800 initial claims were II i the Bethesda Naval Medical - KANSAS CITY (AP) I . In the whereabouts. WASHINGTON (AP) The Labor Department reported today that 2,436,200 persons received unemployment Insurance benefits k,r the week ending Nov. 16, VI - Thursday, Dec. 5 l94 I- . - - .- , I _________________ r t. OUR REGULAR LOW, LOW DISCOUNT WF RESERVE — THE RIGHT TO LIMIT _QUANTIFIES F F - - - -- - • • .' . - I . -. : .-- - . -. -- ••.• EVERY ITEM IN "-. THE STORF i i-. ---I; • . . -First PromiseChristine e ps rnae 11 :_-_ . I ON ..A.. - -1 •• i h l • - - TODAY w THURSDAY, DEC, 5 at 6 PeMe 71L FRIDAY, DEC 0 Pe-me ,5 V ' St adent Accounts Immied I.., Ii'ets • Diwnti. fv,i too., h* . 616*41 — =• - at it conic true Christine de,icni jewelry for 7-ales. hl:r skill i, more than c,dcrn in these hut Promiic rin$s, so r iig h t for wearing back in school. A F,:u Promise r'tg. I damonJ, 14 karst goiJ, 12993 14 '449, SoK15491. nn& ) Fi rst Prom,se nn. Jsamnnds, 14 kant geld, 163, I'(f .)C t in s. I jarnQ j. 14 k,, suiJ. - -- * CIGARETTES • TOBACCOS PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER • PRESCRIPTIONS EXCLUDED -. HIGHWAY 17-92 AT 27TH ST. NEXT TO A&P SANFORD �- -- J -;- . . p _ 1. - I.. -i I tI __ _ __ _ _ . . 0 EveningHerald, SanforFL _ t -_ _ - - S T I Thi rsday,Dec.5, 3974-4A — JACK ANDERSON lij%uM 3N) N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD,I'LA. 32771 Area code 3Oi-322-261l or 831-9993 Ju WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher a n f o r CJ ID .1" POLICE BLOTTER - _1 o N ew F i r e 1' Thursday, Dec. 5, ____ Lake Mary Earl McRay, 139 Williams Winter Park Hospital with Street, Altamonte Springs second and third degree burns George Hess, Lake Mary reported auto parts valued at on most c .... oo r u c , ;i ta s p.,,,,..41 ê...,.. adding plate glass $510 we re stol en W'dnesday Tuesday ;he:, his clothing By BOB i.i.nyn parau, well as first aid crews are making a niiedian cut the overall improvement Pim doors valued at $130 were stolen irom his home. caught on fire w hile he was City Editor equipment, will patrol the city Sunday from If ess' Hardware, U. S. 17-n, a four-lane with the remaining earmarked, Scaffolding valued at 1250 cooking. in zones and will tc manned by jivided highway, Lake Mary. was report ed stolen Wednesday He will be transferred to the ju.t rrth tu uncommitted, revenue Sanford City Conmiissioners existing firemen for quick Lake Mary Boulevard at th e sharing funds. from Tuscawilla Middle School, burn center at Gainesville later Charles Mercer, Wednesday authorized pur- response to fire calls, 118 Floyd TawUia Road. location of the newly. Th e overall plan provides for today. His wife was Irea'ed and chase of two additional "quick Ave. reported two car whee ls Ella Elliot, Greenway Knowles indicated the three ('oflStfljCtCd number three fire another fire sub-station on released for burns to the hand. and rims valued at $180 were Avenue, Midway attack" mobile fire units cx- roving patrol units won't go into station. reported Country Club Road at SR 46A, cash, stolen Werday pected to cost approximately service until at least Spring, from his car, pistol and watch valued t 243 Home of Msrtha L. Platt, 21, at the Mayfair Golf and County $24,0OO, Money for the units Plans call for renovation of Club was stolen Wednesday from her will saying, "It will be well into P.O. BOX 791, Oviedo was anti main city water plant Sanford ('Oflie from $60,000 Ufl" the the number two station at U. budget car, year completely gutted by fire w he in recently annexed western committed in $250,000 fed n the units are 17.92 and W. 14th Street into the Johnnie Day, 74, 109 Jackson eral delivered." portio ns of the city, Wednesday, fire officiaI central firestationand phasing. revenue sharing funds that Oviedo Street, Altamonte Springs GARY TANSKI rep ted. or Fire was believed to Knowles said this would be Commissioners also out the central station at have been earmarked for fire re ported an unidentified man Johnny Jakubcin, 58, Slavia, have started wi th a faulty wire growth Gary and the need Edn Tanaki, authorized Wednesday the Palmetto Avenue and East for future protection improvements DM0, of armed with a gun stopped him is listed in critical condition in on a television set. in the area pks locating fire Butler Pa, Is now associated $16,900 Installation of remote- First Street downtown. One van-type unit was apWednesday while walking near equipment west of nort.-south with Dr. A. W. Epps controlled traffic signals at U. Knowles was told to obtain railroad tracks In the Goldsboro Elementary School that split the practice oI dentistry at4sSan proved by comrnssioners two S. 17-92 and W. 13th Street and bids as soon as possible on the city. and took months ago and has been Marcos Ave. In Sanford. He bid, U. S. 17-92 and Lake Mary estimated $60,000 In but not ordered . "A change in state an- has been stationed in the Boulevard that will t'"e fire rcnovatio.s at the number County two nexation laws may now give Dental Department of U S. City Manager Warren truc ks immediate access to the station, estimated 113.635 in 1974 and (Cont'd From Pg. IA) pause as to the projected rate of Navy hospital In Orland' Knowles told comwissioners main artery when answering Paul Francis Gregor, 23, 1001 113,971 In 1975. Commissioners took no action gromh of thi3 nrej," Knowles after receiving Ids Doctor of Wednesday the three units, emergency calls, Hastings St., Orlando is in Ilu t's problem is "we need later Knowles has proposed, on Knowles' request for a said, "but the city already has Medical Dentistry !egree Seminole County Jail in lieu of orating bows on weekends." however, that the franchise call equippedwith water, chemicals said state approval atatement of philosphy on considerable acreage west of from Fairlelgh DJCkjflS(,fl lie called the use of seating for payment of six per cent of nil other fire-fight in ap. haKnowles $13,000 bond and rharged s Loin ro('p! 0(1 .1111! itY 0 II1 ofl! 10 in thl 1 t if 11, t I .1 " tniverslty School of Den. possession of a firearm by a capacity "artificial" in th. grxs receipts to the city. tistry, liarkensack, Nil, convicted felon and carrying a dictating operating hours. — Indicated they favor Riggs said only nine per cent transfer of a taxicab license concealed Firearm. of Pizza Hat's business is beer from Blue Cab to Sanford Unidentified man armed with sales — and then only with food Transit Co. (Yellow Cab) but H Evening Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '' -. I - n ketee rs Focusing Wrong Figures On ft . %VfrfIJNG1JN — When Congress travels "Congressional Delegation interested In up a "bar mitzvah" (confirmation ceremony) that this hand-Ln-glove relationship with Aramco abroad, it is supposed to focus on sober facts Iicnc Deliv.ry: Week, Sb cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, 114.20; and seeing things . . . such as Tivoli Garden, for his son. The State Department handled the "didn't hamstring us" in getting an objective figures. But lately, to escape the cruel realities, Hamlet 's castles.. ." Year, 328.40. By Mall: In Florida same as home d elivery. All U.S. embassy In Bonn comrnuncati'ns work, The view of Saudi ports. the junketeers have focused on figures belonging was irttructed other mail: Month, $9 210; 6Mnnths,$l6.!j); 32 Months, $32.40. to plan a "Rhine rivertrip to) S to Viennese waltzers, opera singers The internal files at State bulge with such "GO! (government of Israel) and pretty castles." arranging girls at gay amusement parks. schedule based on (Cilman's) expressed I n. cables. Here is a sampling of their infinite In Naples, a romantic hydrofoil voya g e to terests and son's Bar Mitzvah variety: Congressmen w h less roving eyes ha ve at Western Wall," Capri was arranged Just after dusk fell on setticu for hydrofoil trips to Capri, the our embassy in Tel Aviv advised Washington. — BeP, Dan Kuykendall, R-Tenn., made a Rhine castles beautiful Gulf of Naples. But the Stale Departand lush cocktail parties. One enterprising 'Please cable (Gilinan's) preference for time pri te trip to Martinique bit call ed on the State mont began to worry that this might cut into legislator, Rep. Benjamin Gilman, R-N.Y., Department to provide him with the amenities. theand date of Bar Mitzvah," even Junketeers' cocktail time. used the good offices of the State Department •' C ssman and his wife were met by a More insidiously, the giant oil combine, Forthwj a cable was fired off by the U.S. Aramco, and Israeli government to get his son a har p resen tative re of the Consulate and presented babied a House Public Works " mission in Naples: mitzvah" at the Western Wall in Jerusalem. with briefing packets," reported U.S. diplomats delegation In Saudi Arabia. Rep. James Howard, "Request Immediate confirmation The never-ending chrcnicle of congressional in Marfinique to Wa'Jngton. "Thereaft2r, they from t)-N.J., and wo staffers were supposedly getting visits to faraway places are stored in the internal Department" On whether the Capri trip should an impartisl look at how enjoyed a privately chauIferd tour. . . which tramco fil es of the State Department, which has the be at 7:10 p.m. or 8 p.m. "Former means a companies based in Saudi AraMa useand other had been arranged by the Consulate." Arabian So many loopholes, exceptions and assorted delicate job of shepherding the wandering flock. rushed drink, the latter a more congenial One. When Rep. Marjorie Roil, R.Md., lost her I. ports -,:)ri('OmiflLS h:ve been found in the Freedom of When, for ':xarnpk, Rep. Frank Annunzio, D- P1ea advj'e" lwigc in Europe, frantic cahl' triIic reflected 111forniation Act of 1966 that new and more ef. Ill., de-eided to lead fellow Banking Committee "Araincu handling all details (of the State Department efforts to find It. Finally, Our And with summer heat beating down on die congressmen's) visit, Including transportation, envoys to Munich crowed, "hokiing one piece of fective legislation is needed to insure that those members to Europe, it was not the dour counting vacation spots, cables flashed to Cologne, housing and area tour," said one classified ously houses of Zurich that occupied State luggage belinging to Marjorie Holt." It was sent Copenhagen and Rome, saying "Congressional them, government docum ts that now are caprici but the Department cable. "It now appears (the U.S.) vivacious music of A ustria and the ferris wheels Delegation inquiring if airconditioned space and unreasonably kee secret will b is consulate general Is relieved of all logistical speedily to Paris for shipment home. made of Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens available. . . Advise Priority." —Sen. John Pastore, D-R.I , is best known as available to the public ' support. . . will provide rooms wi th in its come "Congressional es a watchdog over the broadcast and atomic Delegation requests four Sometimes the State Department, which pound." Unfortunately, President Ford and Congress tickets to Wiltz Concert Imperial Palace for employs 25 fulltime stafferso energy Industries. But during a trip by Pastore tire having difficulty agreeing on the details of how t Indulge the The State Department politely made sure the on behalf of the Joint Atomic Energy Committee fifteenth and for Barber of Seville on sixteen th, " Capitol Hill travelers, is assisted by other congressmen's requests for "pictorial this worthwhole goal should be reached. The reads an urgent State Department Pastore was Identified In cable traffic by a title request to lawmakers have amended the 1966 act to the extent U.S. diploma ts in Vienna. To Copenhagen, went governments and even private companies coverage" was passed on to the proper oil more Important to the State Dpartinent: When Rep. Gilman made a private visit to the company authorities. that the national security and individual rights of an equally pre-emptor order: "Chairman, State Department Appropriations Mideast last August, the Israeli government set One of Rep. Howard's staffers Insisted to us subcommittee." privacy seem genuinely threatened. The President The Nafion Needs I ' Extended Hours Sought information Act vetoed the measure that Congress approved, but he also proposed a few changes to make th e measure acceptable to him Now that Congress has reconvened, efforts will doubtless be made to override th e President's veto. Since the public's right to kflow is not a partisan issue, a preferable course would be to incorporate Mr. Ford's ideas into the bill. Probably the Most sensitive aspect of the bill is a provision fr j%ulzal review of administrative determinations that documents are classified. Under the present bill, diplomatic relations, and ......RAY RALPH NOVAK Coal Miners okay ContraCt Local Babes - CROMLEY ________ Witch Hunt =- , The Wood, , _________ --- .. _ Character i.• . % i, . • . . - - ___ . ____ _____ ... ____' ____ ft~ — .7;.. . __________________ - . ____ ____ a - _______ - _____ ___________ - ____ ____ ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ____ ___ ___ ___ ____ his ___ ___ ______ "In fact, there were some critics who said he shWdhave held his breath unuIhe got way. The Democra ts who won such solid control con of the U. (1 S. What an a ll-time great example that would have llue of Representatives 0 out of 435 seats In the November been, fans! But as it was, oach Hayes put on a elevuons will have no excuse if they tail to reform the House show reminiscent of some of his best career committee system in January. tantrums, though some of his more devoted The system is heavi!y burdened with the dead weight of followers were sorry to see that he did not build sen;ority 1 mostly southern Democrats and entrenched with any character by rippirig up Mdeline markers or special interests used to having their own way. egnghisstodoyypress 1,3, Rep. Rlcha-d Boiling of Missouri worked long and hard to he has in the past. draft a reasonable reform of the system early this year but It was rejected on Oct. 8 by a vole of 203165 on the House floor in Lets hope this isn't a sign that Th Wood Is going soft, fans But I think we can be COflfideflt favor of a watered.dc'wn substitute proposed by Rep. Jfl Oat in the future he will show the same Butler Hansen of Washington. The substitute did upset the power of the nothing to monomanlacal devotion to being number one has senk'r satraps. Its effect entirely r('miec, hi' putting Cover Girl on corpse. made him the idol of military 4lctators and But there wit! be 75 first-term Dem"crats in the syndicate hoc'dl'.ims everywhere. 'More Light i' ___________ _____________ FRANK MA COMBER i Boston Educators Predt c H V It Johnson admlnlstraUon'a Vietnam policy. I have seen a highly competent scientist pUl)IIcIy Jeered by a aessior, chairman at the National Academy of Science because his analysis did not fi t the current ine on energy conservation. The jeering chairman was no bearded hippie — but a fellow scientist of LOCAL BRIEFS • 44 WWII a conference of the American Associa tion for the Advancement of Science the audience watched a section presiding officer driven from At Chamber Asks the platform by assistant professors of inatbemalica and related subjects because of a past, legitima te association with one of the think tanks employed by the Department of Defense. The man was expressing no views. Nor was he accused of moderating unfairly; these professors objected to his mere presence In the chair. At a recent meetir.g a high U.S. official apologized to businessmen called in to help during the energy crisis for their hatuamen at the handaofcon nen Ira lion officials. Their sin, this man said, was not In what they had done, but that they were - - - AREA DEATH bU5lfltssmefl and therefore suspect I have Just concluded a distressing telephone Interview with Dr. Linus Pauling, Nobel Prize winner In chem istry and author of a widely PUbLICIZed and controversial book in vitamin C. pital, Food Cost Cuts os Boston University educator,, with more good applied to runnln hcspi tals ," NeIs points cut. Pauling, wi,o now operates his own research January. There will be a majority of mombers who have no .61tv humor than many professors Possess, have a We aLso have to doff our peaked litLa cips to s part of an dfort to solve problems in the institute. reported serious difficulty in firWiN interest in the seniority system. The congressmen of t,om those courageous Little League officials who new salutation: "Welcome to the recession." But public sector with sound business management competent medical rien willing parties will be younger —40 more of them under 40,27 fewer o have saved us from yet another th to test the effect reat by the they go further by citing some ways the average approaches. of large doses of certain or over, vitamins on particular American can.quner soon may be able to sa ve yellow peril. That is to say, they have protected There is one big difference," he concedes. diseases and on human health " The young candidates . The doctors or most of them — pledged to the integrity of baseball from those who would be some of the money now being devoured by In' "In terms of benefits, how much Is a human Life apparently are frightened away from this reform gc'werr.ment in Washington. The way to start is to revive so audacious as to beat us at our ow fla tion. game, a.c it worth?" research through fear of being pilloried as food the l'Iling For example, Boaton's U's Asst. Prof. Cdrl were. Another Boston U instructor, Dr. Ronald C. faddists and ostracized by their fello,s. Nei" of tlw School of Management sa "Why should we let t1e Chinese Yet leg1Umat questions have ys Chan, prof essor of marketing at die School and business mana,ement techniques used in fcc been asked by Jaçanese boys come over here and of highly qualified scientific panels. And they must heat our tories are being applied successfully In ho pitals Management, predicts those bars and numbers s boys, ust because they were playing by theand other health on food package labels may save cons care be answered poiItively or negatively by careful BERRY'S WORLD rules? What kind of excuse is that? It is well cczts and umers moderated research by I*'ofesakmala. If medjca floney. thereby reduce fees. known that tx,ys' character is not built by losing; men are afriId of th field because the area has He points out that health care delivery "Supermarkets using this system may be too long been occupied by it is only built by winning, preferably by huge systems quacks and faddists, manufacturing firms share many of the able to reduce operating costs by an amount then all of us are 1111fl& the poorer. same problems — scheduling, efficient use of equal lii their present after-tax profits," he Our past technological, medical and economic "The boys therm,elves a.'e not aware of this, of flooc space, inventory control, among others, predicts. "Because these markets are highly course. It nevez occurred to them to complain advances are the result of a willingness to test "Operations management, the technique competitive, It is likely that consumers will new concepts,. Loss of this wiui gi about foreign players. But then what do they traditionally used to run facties, now is being share these savings." will be disastrous, know about chpracter building, anyway? All - . - t ______ ____ _______ _ . Q I when The Great Scorer comes to mark against w name, he m not h you played th ii j * - . AI*7., "JOY schedule is comple1e1 filled, o I m going d "oii to my own psychotheapisi send Sidncy. to bartender at. — - ___ something like THOUGHTS "I expect to spend the rest of my life in the Z o I want to be reasonably sure of hat w kind of future it's going to be. That is my reason for planning." — Charles Kettering, AmerIcan i, ,.. avoidance of stressful :icti'.ity as outlined by Dr. IJolin C., lingren." The CIc:k By ihdustrialist. to turn.) No check arrived for December. The veteran had to botruw (toni friends and his church in order to buy food JOHN A. SPOLSKI for the family. First of all, I think It's absolutely unpardonable that neither the local office nor the aIsle office in St. Petersburg couldn't help him out of his quandry. Tiny Tim e'r,,.:'c it zI,.ThII,I,,1 a !NJ . , .1I'l ''. , .it " Air " IMII -, , 1110 ,,'. r%.,.rt..n ,.-,.,,, gave Miss Morten sen the St. Olaf Medal for her work on bt'luilf of Norwegiangovernuent An erican relations. 11fctrrnd "IN SAME OPENING" U,v", I :'' Forced Air Wall Furnace Safe a Clean I Economical GET THE FACTS CaHOr Write Now For Free Litel'atur.and.or. Fro* Survey I, :) \ 1i . ., REPLACE YOUR GAS OR OIL HEATER WITH i * m API - Gerda Mortensen, j9.the first dean of women at Augsburg College and older of the position for 41 dk-'.! Wednesday. In HEAT MODERN! ,-?. " , - :~ : , ) 01 I MINNEAPOLIS, Mi nn. > $1 4j If fIow 11* IVJJ1W 5 AN COMIUMM jaw" 11"A. Pm. 121*1 Call (305) 831.3600 Sale,.— fngIno*ring—S.rvic..—Pu rts -:- '-' - - -' -'-. -. - ,.- . -. -- -- .-..- - . . WEATHER _______________________________ YCStC?'i.iyS tOg'i 6 ICTA O,.s fllO(fliflg 33 Far through Friday w'th stow irmlng trend. Lows tonight 'n the lOs Highs Friday In the low to mid WIn ar0bI,' S.. ,___i 'r'" - ,_ ----,u'Jr A IV flue's per . i)e(Qmfl9 easterly Friday ['tr,,dcd [ ore' p.?', c,,turd,,, ?hrouql Monday I rii1a Penn sula - Partly cloudy and mild Jturday, Sn wers over the nth port i n Sunday and over the south Monday Turning cooler aver the north Sunday or Sunday night ni over the South Monday or Monday n.qht Lows Saturday and day nOrn , nqsfrom the upper lOs fl the north, the upper 55 In the Interior of the South and in the Along the Southeast coast and in the Keys. Lows Monday morning ranging from the low 40 in the north to the 60 In the e x treme South A terrom h ghs mainly in :he lOs except in the AN in the extreme Sunday and Monday u o ' V I , Dr. Andrei Sakharoy t'dnl Buckley that UkiMnj, Armenians, German nationals, dtIzn, of th e Baltic states and others should be included in any emigration plan in exchange for U.S. trade Cones5fons to the Soviets. (Nov what's that Russian have against us quiet Ukrainians, huh?) LlIII — Tiny 11111 says "it was a shnk'' to hini to learn that his estranged wife, Miss Vicki, Is on welta,t,'. The entertainer told December would he withheld. Rsia's most proIn t cM rig hts acUyis urged m Son.'of-o.gun If they didn't move that wift1v! iTrii tn 1! ! Can lamb . fl.i.LI.... iJUMVy, "011-14.y., to make sure that get them to move on your behalf and you'll wind up with all Soviet nationalities, not just the Jews, be a pail of an about six months of excuses before the rusty wheels start agreement with the Kremlin to open up emIgratfc fiom - th i.,.. period of disability and ____ GS IF Funeral Notice It' s the little things which raise my temperature, (elks. ( Big things have a way of taking care of themselves and I suggested he contact U.S. Senator Lawton Chiles, asked that he be kind cnough to return a call to us that anyhow.) we could report on his progress, Take the case of a local veteran who served his time Ain't It a shame ht' tells the in fttIIZIIH wd picked up a couple slugs for his efforts rind th ey made a mistake in his favor, and then is now classified as 100 per cent disabled. He rece ived an he's penalized for being an honest guy. You figure itou! Ican't. overpayment in November and notified the appropriate local and state officia ls. A note was received from ,t Ve te rans Ad. mlnistratlon(VA)that If It wasn't refunded, his check for Here's a new twist. Around America peat, fans. As someone once jaxne,txat whether you won I - theywanttudois have fun. jsUtat the American way' Would General MacArthur have wanted a inese little League champion? "Our boys have now learned a valuable lesson: in compe Lion, no device is quite so effecti ve as eliminating your oppo nent altogether. Ar.d our ' ir jm' ciniinttee ttu1d k wise to take a Iok at this astu te acti on by our Little League junta . "This Is the kind of sports sense that made ___________ - ._.... ___ - HOSPITAL NOTES PEOPLE from speaking at some college campuses a nd when several prestigious universities refused to take back professors closely identified wi th the ___ ____ ___ WASHINGTON — (NEA) — We live in a day of witch hunts. Bodies are not being burned, only re putations. But we shall all be the poorer for It. There were strong hints of what was to come when activists barred unpopular cabinet officers - Ulk ___ fans, got - _____ -. - evcr1hLng but hold his breath until he way. . — ______ of us sports commentator In Science -. —I _____________________________________ - ______ __ ___ p Takes Hold _ 1__ Delegation To AAeet ; Dr. Papageorge was the first woman on the (ulitinie medical% J faculty at Emory and the first • woman to hold an ad- CM 1V US . ' n'in1strative post in the meIJcaI school. "J=16 31OII She was - named Atlanta's — ., I.t_ ., [IL' iear iii Educat;!n in 1952 and has received many aards in. Ir._... , 1' wiimi cluding Emory's Thomas Jefferson Award Association in 1971. She has been on Emory's faculty since l9. north - IT- Ill Ni . . I I .Th!L me1iC1n IWQLXCGL 1 Od T NhbOl L ---- ___ 1I Ins uDf I' I ' - ' iLL - -- Ti 900 1`3 ______________ ______ 13001 _150) w,tt, DORIS DEANS CAREER APPAREL • OSSURN, GRANT— Graveside teiCei for Grant Oibtwri. 55. o 2401 Grandview Rd. Smriiord. no d;tt Weinesday, w,Il be held at 10 am Saturday n Evergr"n Cemetery with Rev 0 Blair McGarey officiating Gramlto* Funeral Home in w'th ons mi 'pnnt Al urn I'll meet ouat I - 25 Cards for 1 500 Day'ona Beach tides for Friday- high I? SI am, 1' 16 pm , Iow6 Si am, 737pm; Port Canaveral hQP 12:35 , 17 - 56 p m., 6 Al arr, 7-1p.m = (dJ1e I) 1'1tnni Dewev D Margaret E. Grayson, Deltona Ruth E. Snably, Deltona Jaziies I. Olds, Deltona Martina Maldonado, Deltona Gafford L. Vickers, Lon'wood Still Time to Order Your eondchstsCas - i a_a UI 400 - Qyantity p ,css apIy to I'M' Phone 2gla t gl 7/00 stuart '('- - — but the restricted hours "are tabled action until Yellow Cab after taking the money from a hurting our weekend business," removes inoperative "clunker" 16-year-old female youth in In other business Wednesday vehicles from the firm's WASHINGTON (Al') — 75,000 ballots cast, about 57 per safe it won't take long to get creased as the final tally came Midway, Wednesday. Abel city commissioners: Striking coal miners have cent of the miners had voted to back into o downtown location. peration," said an in Wednesday. lIi'rnandez, 33. Geenway A u tho r ized City Manager approved a new nationwide accept the three-year contract, industry spokesman. A Sanford Transit The contract richest in ti Avenue, Midway stopped the Warren Knowles contract by a margin of around sources said. to negotiate representative said the autos The 24-day-old strike forced union's history — provides for a man and hit him twice before he "up to a point of a final draft" 57 per cent, clearing the way for The new contract becomes ef- the closing of mines producing 64 per cent will be removed as soon as a The boost in miners' Seminole County ran with the cash, deputies with Southern Bell Telephone court a reopening of some mines 82 fective at 12:01 a.m. Friday, 70 per cent of rules on pending litigation the nation's coal wages and benefits over three Legislative Delegation will rqxrted. early as next week. on renewal of the utility's city involving the vehicles. Although most of the 120,000 and idled more than 25,000 years. Coal producers now are meet Wednesday, Dec. 11, at Man armed with a gun left on franchise. The proposed United Mine Workers Presi- striking UMW members Tabled for study a review are not workers in the coal-related reporting record profits, and ,:30 p.m. in the county corn- foot with an unknown amount don'. Arnold Miller planned to expected back of franchise would then be sub- of fees charged for rezoning to work before steel and railroad industries, they are expected to pass on the mission chambers at the cash from Jiffy Food sign the agreement today with Monday, industry Store, mitted to commissioners for applications officials say (G','ern:lient forecasts of up to higher and site labor costs by raising courthouse. The public Is inS.R. the Bituminous Coal Operators some miners may decide to 400,000 434. Clerk said she was consideration. The present development plan review for layoffs resulting from a prices. vited. forced to put money from franchise expires Jan. 25. Association after announcing take advantage of weekend four-week planned unit developments. walkout never maPurpose reg of iste r into paper bag. the meeting wi ll the official results of the ratifi- overtime rates and begin Southern Bell has proposed a Miners who now earn $42 to — Voted to accept a deed work teriaiize,j. to organize the delegation ,cott Grant, 221 Yarmouth new 30-year franchise that from the cation vote. county fer Pinecrest $50 a day will receive wage In- be Friday or Saturday to prepare and select a chai rman and Rd., Fern Park reported 10 would Miller earlier predi c pay the city one per cent Park, a city-maintained facility As of Wednesday night with the mines for reopening. ted creases of 10 per cent for the about 66,000 votes counted of "Once the mines are found ratification by a 60 per cent first year, 4 per cent the second establish meeting dates and cut speed bicycle valued at $130 of the firm'slocal gross receipts. at the south end of French off dates for local bills. The cut was stolen Wednesday from his Manager Tom margin in the first ran k-and-file and Hunt said the Avenue in the Pinecrest sub. 3 per cent the third, plus off date will be the last day to home, vote in the UMW's 81-year quarterly city's revenue oul'i be an division. cost-of-living inhistory. In the past, only union creases starting in February. acpt a bill for cosideratfon. There will be a general leaders approved contracts. The pact provides for the un. discussion of the Seminole The initial vote returns were ion's first sick leave. It in- County Act of 1974 and the delayed by heavy snow in the creases from 20 to 30 the num- status of the Seminole County Appalachian coal fields and for ber of paid holidays and vaca- Expressway Act of 1974. The DEC. 3, 1974 Reeves Hart, Homassassa a while there was doubt wheth- tion days and improves pension delegates will also hear Jean Schneider, Orlando , ADMISSIONS Belle M. Allen, Lake Monroe er the pact would be approved, benefits. Most of the opposition Catherine E. Franks & boy legislation proposals and Katherine Osteen But less-than-expected opposi- i-entered on the size of the first- comments M. Mundy and presentations of Sanford: (Cathy), Longwood tion developed in two key Ohio year wage hike and the lack of a any new problems, proposals or DEC. 4,1974 reporters Wednesday that Elizabeth (Betty) Wallstrom Diane T. Smith, Longwood and West Virginia districts and clause permitting local strikes legislation the public wishes to Robert Maheu Miss Vicki left him earlier ADMISSIONS Dcsine MacAteer Hazel R. MacMillan, Pittthe margin of approval in. over grievances, bring before the delegation. LOS ANGELES (AP) Sanford: this year and went to live Vela R. Price sburgh, Pa, Robert Maheu, deposed with her mother. James E. Johnson Katherine S. Johnson I chief of Howard Hughes' Eugene Smith Arthur Daniels Victoria lludinger and DISCHARGES Nevada gambling empire, Tiny Tim were married on Marshall Holloway Jr. Lennie Kilby Sa nf ord. has been awarded $2.8 .Wayne 0. Broolca the NBC Tonight Sho# in Frank E. Tiede, DeBary. Edna L. TheIIOI'd million in a defamation suit Ethel Lee' Davis Edna Michel, DeBary 1969. Earlier this week The Leon Holley every Wednesday (with exFiled in connection with The social hour begins at 6:30 Betty Ann Wilson Ruth E. Wall, DeBary Philadelphia Sunday FlU Course Minnie Lee Ruffin ception of Christmas Day) p.m. followed by a dinner at 7 Hughes' statement during Maureen S. Shea Ray Baber, DeLand Bulletin reported that Miss Aaron Lather Mu.se during December, 24 p.m. at p.m. For further information a 1972 nationally t&vised Patrick Zeuli Minnie Koch, Deltona Vicki was on the welfare Blena Long Traces the Chamber of Commerce contact Dr. Kenneth Wing of news cnnferer,ce Mildred Worley, Deltona James It. Davidson rolls in Camden County, Cura Baldwin A new Flu history course Parking lot to pay the public 15 Sanford, president of the Hughes said then that Jessie Fisel N.J. Philip Pizzuto John Deltona H. Delagall beginning Jan. 6 will examine cents a pound for all-aluminum Orlando alumni. Maheu was "a no-good, Augusta H. Howell Lester T. Carroll, Lake Howard Helen Keyes t he significance of World War scrap. Earl Butz dishonest sonof-a-bitch, Lillian Burke, Lake Mary Ida Pearl Campbell Christine 0. Sims II, from battlefront to In this category are frozen and he stole we blind." Claude M. Whitten Orville H. Johnson, Lake Mary Micklcr HARRISBURG, Pa. homefront and is open to food containers, foil, pie pans, After nearly six days of Mary Kathy L. Parry, Altamonte Sharon Diane EIbery Pennsylvania anyone who wishes to enroll, siding from lawn chairs deliberations, a federal Ford's Veto George Ehrhardt, Longwood Springs Naticha V. Mitchell Agriculture rIculture Secretary The cow-se will be taught by stripped of webbing and bolts, jury issued a unanimous Hanna Abraham O'Clair, Winter Norman Jr., Altamonte Frank M. Bunnell, Apopka Ja mies A. Ml1ale has The Board of Directors of the Dr. .uce E. Pauley, a widely- andavarietyofcontainersused verdict Wednesday orSprings Springs Helen P. Taube, Deltona c a II e n g e d U .S Maitland-South Seminole traveled historian, who has in the kitchen. (lering Hughes' Suminia Sophie D. Smi th , De Bary E thel Oransky, Deltona Agriculture Secretary Earl made six trips to Europe over Sanford residents earned Chamber of Commerce, have Corp. to Pay *2,82.1.333 to Myrtle DISCHARGES Raymer, Deltona Velma N. DeMott, Deltona lutz to a ii ilking contest, to oppose the Iranth e past 2) years to gather $4,147.65 last month for a total voted Maheu. Sanford: Agnes H. Lengel, Deltona Altimond O'Conner, Mims Mchiale, a severe critic s port.ation Security Act of 1974 material for research and of 77,651 pounds collected. Evelyn F. Scholz Edar. L Mullin, Deltona Ola Ewing, Osteen of tlutz, said the contest Richard Nixon publication specializing in the Floridians are presently (HR. 8193) and has written Dorris H. William Maurice H. Bloodgood, Rena L. Veino, Osteen could be held next WedPres ident Ford requesting that rise and fall of Facism. recycling all SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. Buffie Simmons Deltona Lorinie A. Ashe, Oviedo nesday when the two are scrap he veto this Bill. The Chamber Classes will be held 10-il a.m. at the rate of better than one AP Helen Killberg Former President expected to attend a dairy had previously written the every day but Thursday. million pounds per month Richard M. Nixon suffers Emma Humphrey award program at Roaring Deadline for application is Dec. according to Paul Hayden, Florida Senators expressing fran a slight case of Dora N. Harrell Spring. 16. Information on the course Reynolds Me tals Co.'s regional their opposition to the bill. Felt pneuiionla in his right Johnson The Transportation for persons who have never recycling manager. lup, according to surgeon Billie Marlette Reverend Waters Act of 1974 requires 20 per cent attended Florida Technological Eldon B. Hickman. Harry J. Cramer University and wish to apply for Dr. Papageorge of U.S. petroleum imports to Ruth L. Owens The physician visited RAEIGII. N.C. (AP) transported in U.S. flag vesse ls, student status may be obtai ned GRANT OSBURN Survivors include his wife, (larence E. McKee Sr. Nixon at his seaside villa The Most hk''. Vincent S. with the percentage jumping to by contacti ng Dr. PauIe' or the Grant Osburn, 55, of 2404 Margaret Osburn, Sanford; after the former president Adresses Alumni 30 per cent In 1977. ThIs could Amanda Borges Waters, Roman Catholic FTU Adiii.ssion.. Office. Grandview Rd., Sanford, died three daughters, Mrs. Judith Margie D. Davis underwent a series of X. Bishop of the Diocese of mean an Increase of between 20 Wednesday'. He was born in Wyant, Alabama; Mrs. Vickie Dr. Evangeline T. Inez S. Knowles rays at the Ca::.p PenRaleigh, dIed Tuesday. cents and 27 cents a barrell. Residents Turn Reedsville, Ohio, and came to Hall, Sanford; Mrs. Karla Pap a g eor g e , executive Elyria Davis illeton Marine Corps Base Waters, 70, ordered school The Legislative Actio Sanford 2t years ago from Ohio. Flowers, Sanford; brother, associate dean of Emory Committee of the Eugene Douglas dispensary Wednesday. integration in Raleigh 1 MaitlandHe was a self-employed University's Scrap To Cash School truck Delmar Osburn, Reedsville, Linda B. Hickman said he was Bollinger ears be fore the 1954 of Sou th Seminole Cham be driver and a Baptist. Medicine, Ohio and five grandchildren, r of ('.asselberr pleased by Nixon's S u p I' C 1 t' C 0 U r t will speak tonight at Commerce raeets twice a Aluniinuin Hetyclers, Inc. a joint meeting of the Orlando Gramkow Funeral Home in Agnes M. Sykes, Casselberry progress but said, "I see no desegregation decision, month to discuss and review mobile unit will be in Sanford and Daytona Beach charge. Mary E. Lynch, DeBary ii edicul indication to ___________________________ Clubs to be held at Emory pending legislation on the the Sanford Greg S. Faron, DeBary advise at this time any national and state level. - Holiday Inn, Gerda Mortensen -- 1• ___________________________ a pistol escaped wiffi six doflars __ ;25-_ !~ - ________________ even military intelligence secrets could be en dangered because a judge could make the final decision on classified information arbitrarJ. Mr. Organized sports build character, as every Ford's cmpromise would permit limited judicial review red-blooded American knows. Winners never would also require that maintained as long as there "is reasonable basis to quit and quitters never win. Winning Isn't finish support it." In other words, secrecy classif ications everything; it's the only thing. Nice could be challenged in court, but the challenge This, no doubt, is why all feel our must make a better case for disclosure than the characters so stron gl y rebuilt by two recent government makes % for secrecy. sports events the ta ntrum Ohio State Mr. Ford is also concerned about the lack of University football coach Woody Hayes threw flexible criteria to govern an agency's response to after his team lost to Mlchlgrn State and the a citizen's request for information. He (ears an denbytheUtUeLeageorganuono army of skilled officials would be needed, par- all but American teams from its "world" series. As icularly by the FBI and law enforcement agencies, Max Gumption analyzed it. to respond line by line, paragraph by paragraph to massive information requ ests. once ain Coach Hayes has "-'c By responding constructively to the demonstra ted how well he is able to rise to challenge. We can be assured that his young President's proposal Congress could enact into i Buckeye players and young admirers all across an effective new Freedom of Information Act. the nation could Just feel the character piling up as Woody raided, raved, threatened and did Reform Showdown o ____________________________ . Of 4 --. Z~_.-_ $ - BRISS'ON FUNERAL HOME 905 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida 322-2131 �.--.-..•"•- -__ Rum 6A—E vening H erald, . - . clQl4 Sanford, Fl. - Thursdav Dec - .-. - - ... .. — -- i — - - - Evcnng C ford, Ft. Thursday, Dec. 5, 7.— 7A Nwahhh., FIM II, Help Chris tmus Piace DEC We make your gift giving _____ 1 San ta CIa oczzzzl _(1 ~1 a monte Center, u3e south luncheon, Sheraton Sanford Pte. Inn, speaker, Jim Flannigan, former FTU baskett),Ill star, on IEC. S-11 ph)sIcal fitness, Central Honda Zoo exhibit District Nurse 3 Chttstinas Winter Park MaU. Live inimals. 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CALL AHEAD FOR YOUR SQUARE OR ROUND PIZZA AND REMEMBER ALL, BROTHERI CALL AHEAD FOR EAT-INS 490 66 LEATHER HANDBAGS Parish House, 4(y) Magnolia Ave., 2.3 pm. ..:- •.,..- • . . . ' . -. .- : •.• .. . •,,: ..... ; -i-- .':.::., , .—, ,... - - - iro lfl,. fit and refreshment.s. Fliv to pub'ic. CHRISTMAS BULBS 82c Annual dinner DeBary Wayfarers, Sanford Civic American Uglon 255 Junior Center. Dixie AUZIIIar DeonaUn entertain. Reservations members and guests from Methodist Church fellowship a p.m. Pro s pective strict Captains. Alcoholics Anonymous C10I meeting, Holy Cross Parish House '00 Magnolia Ave.8 I).m. Also Al-Anon Family Group. - I •: - •.. •: - ?.. .. .': L_ t- -- ., -t-V AI z Vcis 11*rru&k.s 119 ant Auxiliary Christmas I heo 12:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center. Meetings to follo:v at 1:30 p.m. • , PV __A __ DEC. 15 . - "A VIC HELEN 009W VOW Inal -, -,/: I ' - ' Open house and dedication Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando, Speaker, naturalist Ira ..t. 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Women's Film Festival, DEC. 7 Bear Lake School PTA Seminole Junior College, Room 5 A-106, administration building, Christmas CWr, noon to illness p.m ., school gr ounds.Refresh. Only m F'or ments, games, cake walk, formation contact June Gordon. c&untry store, car smash and Santa Claus. East Central Florida I)EC.6 — BARGAINS ALL OVER OUR Alt ame. Refardanf Sleepwear All Men's WHI be in the Plaza Friday 3.6 Saturday 11-2, 3.6 SAV Nursing Center, Sanford under direction cf Lewis Bucher with Overeateis Anonymous, 7:30 Mr. Ruth Pullen at the niano, Boys and Girls Fl Dellona Sing-A-Loings will House, 400 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, 6 p.m. Luggage Fine Imported Furniture _ - Alcoh4lcs Anonymous open f o llowing rouuowing items all this week urniture -- Civitan International 1?Middle School PTA, 7 (Sanford), 7:30 p.m Cavalier p m general meeting Restaurant, 17-92, Sanford. by classroom visitation, easy. 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ZELS QUBRACP LSD TRUZOLU A - V 11 RAOAUR AV ____ RHoUEEo:ELN, RTOT 11111TINNA0111 CARD, N4 l unt The Disco IMARYPO Department Store QHOUECQSL NQUSEQAL 0 HQDLIJNvY Bankruptc Candidates In World Bowl o eowners compare..j I ARTYON y BhI(MIN(;fl,\M Ala. i Al') EYRAIOERTYTITCERLIO A maiden season — even today that all the Birmingham players, who (IN't was begun With great expectations; in July CUMCSHRECTANGLENOCI : Instructions: Tbw hidden names Hst1 below appeu totwud, backward, up, down., o diafly tr. the puzzle. Find Nch I en save P01 'ICONSPHERE the, teams which are aniong it-, candidates far bankruptcy. Zayre, flw continuing downhill slide the WFI. hitS been on since late summer will be epitomized tonight by the Fact that players for the firi t :nghani An.ericans and Florida Blazers tonight. thiven't Wen paid in so) long they probably 0 -%~ qualify for welfare. CL IASSes since July WWI about 220 million. One team declared bankruptcy and was folded. An. other was dropped at nidseason. 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"iii p — SernooleCoun'y L I " r Visa, , b. _4 k ( UlPPs U (II - I) (.l{I (. It - - •' . - I a___ ll - - IT - • . SI l\' - . , 3 Colon i a l .1 Winter Park ti H Seminole Boon. A Ii 17 I? 21 34 7) A Winter Park Edgv*attr A Oak Ridgi A Clearwater H Central Cath (No .1 V H 31 - Colonial FEBRUARY Evans A . H —I-- Lyman High basketball ('uaeh Itick Steinke (center) is flanked by his able assistants. Tom l,awrcnce (left) handles The junior varsitv Greypups while Rob Walker gives Steinke a helping hand with th varsHy. II 'o 7 73 floone H District Basketball Tournament Region&l MARCH Stat.J.cksv Tournament said the Lyotan coach. Steinke i gant's wit hi n the conf e re nce had been a JV coach at Evans this ,ear, not including strong High School before moving to independent Foes like Oviedo, Lyman. hollywood Mirantar, Tampa But, unfortunately for Jefferson and Clearwater lynan, the 1974-Th season t'.itttolic. doesn't appear to be filled with Appearing not to be niaking roses as Steinke eniiba"s upon t- \ - u.stS, Steinke revealed that his second season wit. a small, 14 of the 23 opponen ts last year inexperienced tean. with At iere rated in the top 20 in their Cleveland and Greg Rawlins rcspcctiicilivi.sions. the only starting seniors. l.ynanha.cn't had a winning - ' I'l,,. (.rn,hr,,nr,,lr ii...... Ly W1 ,,rs.nml isjinu UN11 Ifl t,L'I'iI ....... iir. Si-,,.. ii..119W season, and the crowds at the home ------- season Tuesday losing to Oviedo, 6348. gan es indicate such. "There Although the school is located isn't my interest In basketball in&nuinole County, Lynian is a here, but they'll support a n en ber of the tough Metro Conference and will play 16 of inner," added Stein e. lIt' feds to build a good U Kauffman as that title with his 6-8 frame. IlIl \ \\( i JANUARY --- I In reserve at the guard positions, are Clyde Hudson and Goodson, both $-10 juniors. The center position is ably tianned by 6-4 Junior Bernard %'right, whose brother Randy " ' 'right, led the Greyhounds Ir . ii , Semino lp, 116 It; TkII11111116.1 ____ Wright is the acknowledged juniper on the team, but not the Miramar (No "JI' 27 - A—L I Da y tO4AIfAc$ owner, they went to only 43 I ' Hollywood 13 Washable with Teflon- E Dries in about one hour. Latex for soap and water clean-up I Judges ssere also loud In their praise of Gerald Meyer, Bnny JVPI (1 ii ass Willis Anderson, who went on to Orcember 141 -V - One judge said, "Their perfornanct's were in the best be voted the outstanding high boys, for there were (our tradition of our greatest school player throughout repeaters. defensive linemen and fast Florida, wont It In 1945, and Lofton Edenfield, smallest of backfield stars. It was a joy to repeated in 1946. His brother, the 43, was the first winner, in watch their consistent per- Charles, bulled his way to (Fe 1928, and he repeated in 1929. Forniances," top honor in 1949. Billy Fleming was a 1942 The first of two brothers who The late Coach Hughwinner a nd repeated In 1943. earn ed the honor was George Y*heIchel produced two win- Willis Anderson won in 1945 and McClelland, son of Sheriff J. F. ners. The first, Mike, who was a 1946 and Frank Whigham in Mc(ielland, who was a stan. 1950 great. John Whelchel, last 1965-1966, LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL BASXETBA)LL SCHEDULE Lucite' house paint -- dout on the 1934 team. His of the line, copped the honor in brother, Leland, was the star of 1960. t1- (t of the 1936 team's viewhile 47 trophies have been tories, presented by the donor, now an Ten years passed before Orlando advertising firm , compare ...you can't do better than Zayre! — 14 1111i Our fog. 10.92 gal. rA 11 Mills, the gentle giant and Tommy Thompson, the speedster who embarrassed the bowl-bound Lake Brantley Patriots last week. State University. finish 49 if 0111 A panel of Judges, who have been following the Seminole team both in practice and In games, made the selection of Save 1.50 gal . Enalml with moisture control cover 1511 hiçh Plant riot ir.ciu(J at nti c*tri 4h4rj ihm otvh. 4 -__ "I first got interested in boxing when I start ed coming out to the Sports Stadium with my Dad to watch the fights," Scott explained when questioned about what got him into a sport that is considered one of the most brutal in the world. "When I got to middle school there weren't any athletic programs available to the studen ts, so Botrgulgnon and I agreed to try our hands at boxing. After Mike beat me In that first fight, I was disappointed but I really enjoyed it. Boxing is unlike any team spor t. If you lose it's your fault and If you win you can take the credit. I can do everything expected of me in football and still come out on the short end of the scoreboard." Since that fight four years ago. Clark has since defeated Bourguign twice while ringing up an impressive 18-7 mark. Most of his losses ha ve come while competing in tour. naments around the country, as he has not tasted defeat In Central Florida in over two years. Boxing has been beneficial to Scott In other ways as it has helped him trim down to a sleek 145 pounds. Currently the good. looking high school junior Is a member of Lyman',,. varsity baseball team, where he will make a concerted effort to become the starting catcher. As a sophomore, Clark was voted the Most Valuable Player on the school's junior varsity football team but he decided not '.* go out for the squad this past season as it Interfered with his boxing program. "1 hope to get Into the Golden Gloves in 1975. After that I am still uncertain. A pro career is not out of the question, but I would never con tinue In the sport if I didn't feel I was Lm. proving. When the day comes that I know Ican't go any farther I will quit." from the fact that Clark has yet to be knocked out or even knocked off his feet, along with his impressive showing against "The Termite," It appears he and boxing will be together for quite awhile. ' (7-MM-1Ml _____. Whighan as the winner of the 47th annual award. Whighan' clearly was the player the team could not have done without and thus the most valuable wan the team had. A slow starter, he soon began to take charge." In that category he was a carbon copy of his brother Frank, who won the honor in 1965, repeated in 1966 and went on to a great career at Florida Jtashetb1ill Coach R flick Steinke, the (.0 ytiounds finished with a ho learned the painful ex. '170 record, in Steinke's first sear as head coach "I never lost more than 10 ganies in the pr evious four years and it really tore we up, ' --_ llsoapandwaterclean.up if save 1.50 ,J l eft. ),) Lucite- interior enamel Biuk res.stant pluttc A U&rtup lit nom, I Jiw-,ri.l, I I oU SIS ii Bu'trip t.urinp, 2 dtami.i.ts, 1$ &&rit giJ4. p..r S12 k. I,, is, it r ten. 9 99 V'aI Protects from cracking, peeling jsoal out weather , built-in primer - Gift too. 14.99 Diamond gifts designed With enduring elegance I .inn ....•.., ... the other gu pose were the %oflb ' c.hotd r . ___--- LUCITE- U our rig. 7.99 1 porches, decks Dries in one Pain --- A 1 gal, A88 Oster 'rrarium t( -, M 9 tfl(Wtt . --- 49 \\ ctniii óiyfflO will' attractive base, 16x 16-,x 11 Plants not included ..pi The Blazers move behind quarterback Bob Davis and have the league's top finning hark in rokie bun lt"ari 'iii. I ncing' Isn't In ror,rh Pick Steinke 's V rrri hiIrir, 1 Vor Wooden concrete floors, terrarium save 6.11 floor paint Out rig. 8.99 gal. ._.....-.--P Ij CAM 88 ourr.g. 10.99 ; 9 2? Iicjn and clean-up sand paper, 9ztI , u. medium, coarse. 64c ZA&L!SOur I&plr Iaie Us Numb '.r One Jj- and the runping of Charlie Harraway. —a too,clean tip furniture, Cabinets, 1/2 -pt. ..................... was named the recipient Of the annual Peter Schaal Most Valuable MIS Football Player trophy, the oldest consecutively presented individual sports award in the nation. NEW ORLEANS - Dick Allen declined to go to Atlanta after the Braves obtained him from the Chicago White Sex. 2-hour. 2- step, for qt. save 4.11 Rotocast terrarium • Whigham, who specialized In clutch plays this past season, Allen Shuns Trade 99 [ Seminole High School's senior quarterback, Mark KENT, Ohio i All i — A leant of Russian trampolinists led by 17-yearld Yvgenl Yanis narrowly edged a youth. In) U.S. team 274.6 to 270.5 in an international meet at Kent State University Wednesday night. Yanis won the men's title. The women's title was carried off by blonde, 13-year-old Shelley Grant of Springfield, Ill. Russian wenien's titlist Tatanya ('hurnina finished Just behind Miss Grant. save '2 gal. Lucite wall paint .1 My so SANFORD PLAZA OPEN SUNDAYS I3:35-S OPEN EVERY NIGHT I T'he World Bowl could produce some individua I stars, Just as the old American Football League did when Billy Cannon and George Blanda starred in Its Initial championship game, The Auericaris rely on the passing of veteran George Mira and r oo kie Mat thew Iteed, the receiving of Dennis Homan and Alfred Jenkins M ark Whi giam Seminole High's MVP paint buys LUCITE :' T TIt_ C NEWORLEANS I APt Coach John North of the New Orleans Saints says rookie quarterback Larry Cipa will start in Sunday's game against St. 1.outs. Regular starter Archie Manning and backup Bobby Scott are both sidelined with knee injuries, North said Viednes(tav Manning has been bothered by a knee injury for several weeks. Scott's knee was injured against Minnesota last Sunday. Upa has been in only one regular season game for the Saints, last Oct. 20 against Atlanta. He threw three times in that game. He also carried three times to pick up 21 ards. USSR Out-Bounces U.S.A. DuPontLucjte 0 '.: scores. The Americans advanced to this final gimie by upending Southern California in U;eir only playoff game. The Blazers had to defeat Philadelphia and Memphis. . Uun one. •'-' Role PHILADELPHIA iAl't — The Philadelphia Eagles have announced that reserve running back Tom Bailey has undergone corrective knee surgery at (Ir2duate Hospital here. The National Football League team placed Bailey on injured reserve last Friday to open a spot on the roster to add rookie tackle Herb Dobbins. The announcement was released Wednesday. i%o can rkJecheaper & Cipa Bailey Under Knife L r-• Names For Starting : Atwrkd, A spite. The leans niet twice in the regular season, and Riri inghaui won loth, by 8.7 and 26-18 Maurice "The Termite" Watkins, the hottest young lightweight In th e world was scheduled to make his OrIa"io debut last Saturday night at the Orlando Sports Stadium against Charlie Eva ns. Evans m ust have realized that money isn't everyth ing and the best defense he could throw up against Watkins was if he didn't show up. When boxing promoter Pete Ashlock heard that Evans was last seen around Jacksonville, heading North, he hurriedly arranged a pair of two-found exhibitions for "The Termite." First he secured Babe Clark, a veteran of over 100 amateur fights. Babe accepted the challenge as he had a 36-pound advantage over Watkins, along with greater height and reach, The oth er amateur called upon to take to th e ring against Watkins was a young pugilist from Lyman High, Scott (lark. Scott had a nine pound pull In weights, but figur ed to be embarrassed by the Lightning-like moves of Watkins Not only was the 16-year4d Clark not embarrassed, he incre than held his own in th e brisk exchanges. At the bell that ended the two round affair both boys congratulated each other as the crowd roared it a approval. They had conic to see Watkins and loved what they saw and in addition they were more than impressed with the "class" that Scott Clark had displayed. It hasn't always been that way for Scott, at least not in the beginning. His first fight came at the age of 12 when he ba ttl ed his South Seminole Middle School classmate, Mike Bourguignon. At a chubby 130 pounds, Clark was defeated but refused to call It. quits after the loss. Instead he worked even harder In the .g ) m his lather, a physical education teacher, set UP for him In their garage. IN BRIEF Carroll Righters lndiyidjl Forecast for your sign for January is now ready . For your copy Send your blrThdat, and $1 to,carrou Righter Iorecast, The Evening Herald. Box 629. H011ywood, Calif. 1QQ DoMe about it and so they'll win the World Bowl out of in early fall, those crowds have fallen to a low of 15.000. The players' pay will come solely from tl' iite receipts By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent GENERA!. TENDECIES: Think out what Is best to do in order to increase value of property and possessions in future. Good also for whatever aims have been thwarted, for you can start anew to gain them. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You can get your home nicely organized now as well as work on those duties that seem endless but only require patience to complete. TAURUS Av. 20 to May 20) Organize new plan to do routine tasks swiftly. Show more cooperation where an association matter is concerned and you get results. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Show more appreciation to a oworker who Is doing a good job and you get good response. Make plans that will Improve finances. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Carry through with dull routines today, but make plans for amusement later. Comfort a good pal who has hurt feelings. lEo (July 22 to Aug. 21) You have problems that need immediate handling and should not procrastinate any longer, but get a family tie to assist you. VIRGO (Aug. 22W Sept. 22) Talk over with kin and pals the various problems that are vexing you and gain their good advice. Then follow through. UBRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) Forget about rehashing some ticklish matter at home, or you cause a big argument. Get busy on important money matters. Drive carefully. SCORPIO (Oct. 23toNov. ZI) You are In a dynamic mood and can help others feel better also now. Use more modern methods for advancement. Feel propeious. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Concentrate now cm needs Of others, especially than near and dear. Don't berate wrongdoer, but handle gently and all is fine. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Follow advice of clever friend wtwshors you how to progress more quickly. Use the right methods and you cannot go wrong. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Go along with what family wishes instead of listening to one who talks too much and could do you harm instead of good. PISCES i Feb. 20 to Mar. 201 Make new arrangements with associates that bring better benefits. Some new partner needs more persuasion to go along with your good idea. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. .he or she will recvgnize early thie value of hwest work and can be an inspiration to others and lead them in the right direction. Will have the ablllty also to solve difficult problems for self or others, as people soon learn to call on this youngster for assistance. Ideal chart for whatever has to do with science, the arts, anything of an acade.nIc nature. Teach early to state views In a friendly way. "The Stars impel, they ck' not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to you! . be goiiig well, crowds of 40.000 and wore came to Aatch the Americam. Sinec U-.c p-mblerris begwi I Is Scott Clark: A Promising Young Pugilist HOROSCOPE BY Alter game expenses, 70 per cent of the m o ney bo divided aniong the tearns, with winners getting 60 per cent of that chunk and losers 40 per cent. A playoff game in Memphis last week drew almut 10,-OW and produced SM for each winning player and $225 for each loser, Whatever happens, tonight's results will not solve the problems of the two teas, m or those of the league. 'rIte lthacrs have adopted the attitude that they're never going to be paid, they're mad is to order to stay afloat financially, Most of (hose concerns may be put aside tonight when ffirmingtumi, which has won 16 and lost 5, and Florida, 36-8, meet at Legion Field. j h Itiany persons will conic to Legion Field For UK- 8 p.m. i gam e is another matter, and (luit is crucial to the players. Whn Wh e n it w suttiiier and the WFI. seemed to The league insists It is here to stay, and (hit 1975 will find a WFI. playing with such estabhatted stars as Larry Csonka and Paul Warlield. But there is little doubt this league can endure ii any wore seasons like the one which ends a L CONE PYRAMID SQUARE CYLINDER RFC7ANGLE TRAPEZOID PARALLELGGRA M RHOMBUS TRIANGLE Tomorrow: Sirris of the Zodilic their team vote of two days ago to call off a txiyott and participate. Football League p!ys its World Bowl with two of at two leans tiset all scheduled payrolls, and several are desperhtely seeking invest(,rs in say t icy haven't pidd in two woriths, will honor t'nds deep in red ink here tonight when the World ITrrr hidden name vw box it in as ohm-n: CIRCLE Thursday, Dec. 5, 1974-9A z gluiitI $s With that abundance of height Steinke will utilize both Players in a high-Low offense, t,utkauffmanisnotthat Ig,ress1vv under the boards .tlthriugti gaining 35 pounds o ver the t five it ontt aed L now basketball program in this tip to 190 pounds. The Lyman head man area, the players itust play all pleased with the attitude of the Tie other forward spot is sear round and not think of players and is expecting his questionable as Mike Foytek basketball only during the charges to play a pressure and Phil Vance are presently season, defense throughout its games conipetingfor the spot. Vancets a senior and Foytek a junior by utilizing a zone press. and both are listed at 6-2. LYMAN "OREYHOUNDS" "When you 're II Basketball team toiler ,, The (.reyhounds are nut that (ores it emphasized, 15747$ tk'ep, but senior guard Chuck 0eveland, who excelled with i slated for reserve PLAYER OR P05 NT Lyman's football team, returns ( hi1 cropps,c 17 0 1:11, duty with ve mle t' otC t L3 the second Clevela nd. A II 0 S'9" leading seorer last year. ' Ashby, S H 0 RAwInt, C, Il 0 513' 'O' Ii F 61 1.1 f 511'. Mac Dunakj. G. ii vance. P. 12 CF 61" Foytik,M. Wnsght.5,qflard Kaufman Ii CF 67' Ii C e'a" c os- ' Ilis running 11 ate at the ott'er guard spot will be filled by Rawlins, %hose it ain asset is hustle andt.efe nsive play, but Is not considered a - T -- - - ----------------- �- )OA-Evening Herald. _q-~-: - - - ford, Fl. _ . - i_.- áis.-- _ _ .- Thursday,_Dec. 5174 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. RED lim an Butterworth Eyes WEONCSDAY'$ RESULTS it stiffestsche dule this year, one at , but according to the Steve Hargis, is the position and once again Buthis 1974.75 Patriots finish the playing six 4-A schools. coach, " terworth feels Collins is capable they're not tha t qwck I FO1fls CITY -First y season at .500, he basketball squad. will consider Brantley is only a 3-A school. of1cadin"the team in rebounds Aithougn Brantley Is strong Coach Chris Butterworth it a success. The players have to be a ,. the senior center is in ex. But Butterworth 'w ill .admit in football tradition, But- adaptable as Butterworth has certainly a realistic head The reason for such concern thIs jumper. cepuofla year's team Is the biggest terworth feels he does have the brought in new ,.niC coach. The Lake Brantley head - the offense arid Patt1t embark nn h(r "'?' ______________ _____ Gabrle, iiu dl 6-3, is iated _____ " nd best possible athlete rn we dezense from iast ) ear "'i for the other forward spot, by basketball, program although re cord. --. . v r e of hI ',w h d wnrk I only one football player, 2 Of the 12-man squad, onl I S 11 four have been with they practice. -, r - - - -- * * * The two guard posifions are ( program since its IncePt.lon, but __~ -1 1.I he said that's not unusual since filled by Strober and Scott LAKE BRANTLEY \ ~ .1. . basketball is not stressed in Alexander, who was the leading HIGH SCHN'll I i youth leagues, and since the scc,rer In the Patriots opening -(It 1914-73 SCHEDULE middle schools In the county ganie loss to Boone. In reserve, .. . ,% don't participate in athletics at Brantley will be using Steve L DECEMBER It I . . Fowler, Bill Wall and Rick 3 H all. Orlando Boone "I I ___ e Ws!ts A will have some Andrews with the latter being The Patriots 17 / 13 ____ Osceola A -I. experienced the tallest at depth with three 14 Haines City H i ' I 17 ii Osceola H reserves backing up the first . .. Apopa p H fi of To Stroher, Ray : ' t ,~i 27 Seminole Count y Christmas \ fj• Bowling, Anthony Collins, Dan 78 TOUflL JI rI L Gabriel an Hargis. Oviedo. Brantley ..- . s • JANUARY . RANT FY LAEBL. The 3 Bowling, who doubles Herald Sports Editor Division Ih.UIO 19 . 12 6 6 6 .j, ,a FIRST, OoubI., Spic 7: FIRST, AI4. f.r6na 60 so 300 1 Ur:a Saixp'j so too 1 Cii,f. It, Eddy Atbq1 Wenesdayi RvIis 7 Oun;ei Ne York 1. Detrt - Los Angeles A. Minnesota I Chicago 7. Kansas City ] Thursday,$ Games TnfOnto .11 Nm vork island 510 4 60 eri Chicago At Philadelphia W-r-hinglon At Buffalo il -it Poston Friday,s Games 300 2 320 4 600 6 Q uintets 53020 ________ V/HA Echano RetIi Quintets (IS) 553.30 Perfecta Ii ) $210 60 12 9 0 24 its 77 10 6 0 70 62 51 Edmonton 510 2 V,incyr 7 l 1 IS 59 Wednesday's Results •.. EIGHTH, Doubles, Spec. 7: M Lront%ol& 6. OVebeC 3 EraZar,, 1700 700 100 7 -'~'Irvri Miguel 6 20 360 .i Cuo Ramon Hew England 3 Clevela nd 2 HOu?on 3. Wnnp Quinij4a (1)) S44 20 r(riectis 0 J) SlOIL70 I 1 ,-,, ______ , - _______ --- - - ' - - ifllfliejiate sympathy was expressed for -. - cfl q ' . - a - 'I - . /,. -. - J_• . .- - :' "/ ( " ' .- - . .. I TV I vs - .4. ' I -. 7 10 II 11 )• I'l t ______ ' / if -- __ 4 1S,1110 I ( Br.-lnllbt -- La I "kke '"I • ea . in, I.'r,1i1 ,t I %tI Basketball ,, ___ 1l'iik i I',rl, E. F rii,t' '"" ' "" flobert Steve Fowler. Bill %Vall --- - - Ocoee ymore Tech P4(.i Smyrna Reach he led the Patriots in scoring Na.e last year with an l point t ri;t flUtttf%ort1I h hoping, c ihns Bowling will be the leader on Alexander thecourt,butnotsomuchIn FO scoring column as we rookie 5rbr coach desires a balanced Murray scoring attack. wall Senior Anthony Collins, also Bowling Y 63 61 Sr ' I ... 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Scott May was the star of the Indiana victory even though John Laskowski popped in the basket that put the Hoosiers ahead for keeps with 43 seconds left In the extra period, May, who poured in 29 points, scored the first nine Indiana points in the overtime battle, one In which the lead see-sawed back and forth five times, me after time, Indiana, playing airtight man-for-man defense all the way, forced Kansas to take desperation shots from long range, Only the cross-country marksmanship Of Dale Greenlee, Rick &ittle, Tommie Smith and Norm Cook kept it close, Kansas was guilty of 24 turnovers and Indiana only nine, Kansas went ahead in the overtime on Suttie's 15-loot corner shot that broke a 60.60 regulation game deadlock. Vermont K New Hampshire Fermin Miguel 3020 1480 440 it Afava Aguirre 11 60 3 NBA Stangs in -'OPEN SUNDAY - 12930 , 5:30p*m," , - 10 Fordham 72, Yale 57 UPUIS S4. 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Ken?uky 137 114 C.4p f)ei )i - a, )(4 ih.at Anhfl4) 17 , Mcinphis I Th..,tday's Game L.nver at UI& Friday's Gm -,- eg iniA of San Anlcmo Diego M New York f - • - UHL -- - Affstita P.Y rv It tfln - Division I . 1' P1 OF o* is o 3 I I) 9 5 ) 0 ti 5 77 91 77 iv I :.C - Sen'inc,le Junior College will play its final three preChrist,p.as holiday basketball games at Seminole High School# according to Coach Joe Sterling, Instead of Lyman High. Ton ghtheJ.3 the Rollins College Junior varsity squad and fl follow th a Dec. 7 clash agait Po On Wednesday, Dec. , Seminole JC will host Valencia Xand then break for ffie Yulf,. holiday. Al! games at Sanford Scninoie Jlth wilt corTrrfl:-' . NHL Standings D.v'sn 16 6 i 74 LGO 71 1! 9 25 H S 13 n is ix 1 78 I U II) - D.e.iw., I I: di I ,- I -'I -11 11 - .11 ~ - ~,.-_; 11 -*--~,-~t_,., '. ~-, .,1* ,r 4 A. , ;ja - , A_ ~ . 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A S -) - . . ., , I. -t - . d -..?- .-P, ("'17 , 1 14 - Soccer Added At Seminole The Bombers are coached by Bob McAdams, who played A new sport has been added to with the now defunct Orlando the Sanford Seminole 111gb Pantbvi 3. School athietic program-.soccer. A 13-game schedule has been arranged for the charges of Longwood-Lyman High Coaches Larry McCorkle and Schools scheduled basketball Rob McDougal with the first game with Hollywood Miramar game on tap Jan. 4 at Lyman will be played tomorrow af- High. The first home contest for ternoon at three o'clock rather the Seminole 'football' squad thai, the standard 8 p.m. will be staged Jan. 8 with Apopka providing the op. starting time. position, The change in times was decided upon by school officials Sanford Naval Academy and in order not to conflict with the Lake Brantley will also, be annual Rotary Bowl between pitted against the Seminoles Lake Brantley and Orlando during the season and an inEdgewater at Lyman Stadium 'dtional tournament is planned tomorrow night. 17) the not too distant Future. Time Change SANFORDELEC'rRICa3 Gaudean had 10, Robert WTRR 12 Bridges six and Richard BA.SKETBAI.L JL WTRR is in a rebuilding year Bridges one. For United State while Sanford Electric has good Bank, Dennis Germain had 18, " players returning. Steve Steve Phillips, Robert Parker FWRIDAATEBANK3O Whitted was high point man for and Mark Gibson each had two. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford Electric with 14, , OFSANFORDZ5 * * * Charles Kelly had six, Pat Girls interested in par. Atlantic National made a Harrison five, Marvin Butler ticipating In the Recreation our and Wesley Steele two. For Department's girl's basketball good showing with two of thelr WTRR, Mike Schirard, Jason program still have time to starters away on Thanksgiving Ungle and Michael Towers register for the activity. Holiday. Tim Johnson and each had four points. Although the season cornJimmy Williams were high FIRST FEDML33 . nenceson Saturday, vacancies scorers for Florida State Bank UNITED STATE BANK 24 still remain cm several teams with 14 points each, Sammy United Sta te Bank, last year's for girLs in the 16-14 age lange. 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Maryland, playing without guard John 1icas, defeated Wake Forest for the Terpa' first Atlantic Coast Conference basketball victory of the season. Guards Owen Brown and Mo Howard led the Maryland attack, scoring 27 and 26 points respectively In a game that saw the Terpo trailing for most of the time. North Carolina got 21 points from sophomore forward Walter Davis to beat East Tennessee State. The Tar heels carried a 45-29 lead into the second half, but East Tennessee cut the lead to tune polnzaon three occaslons,The last time at 65-56 with nIne minutes left. Adrian Dantley scored a career-high 44 points, leading Notre Dame ever Northwestern. Dantley's performance overshadowed the 37 points by Northwesternis Billy McKin. ney, also a career high. Down by five points with 3:42 remainIng, Provident railied to beat Brown. It was the 3li straight defeat of Brown at the hands of the Fvlars. Providence caught up on the free-throw shooting of freshman Pete Eason and junior Mark McAndrew, The Bruins, behind by a point, 42-41 at haLftime, had taken a 6964 lead with 3:42 to play. * STETSON Local Sports Roundup From Benefit r'Mancl * to Berkley and Albuquerque. Tip-off for the Marshall contest will follow a preliminary game between DeLand High School and Orlando Boone slated for 6:45 P° Marshall is expected to start 64 Joz 1110w)an and 6-2 KennY Hurst at guards; 64 Battle and 6-Earl Williams at forward; ill and 64 JuCo transfer Bob J "Sweet" Williams at center. th i-ioosiers Over Jayhawks 74- 70 EAST Pefftcta*(I 4) 110 50 TWELFTH, Doubles, spoc. 7: halters have been strength will come early as the content with scrimmage games flatters meet Marshall, as they prepared for the season California, New Mexico and with a schedule described by Western Kentucky in the initial some basketball experts as one eight days of the season. Two of o f e toug:)est in the nation. the games are on the road as The truth of the Stetson the Floridians travel west west -it P11w Mexico / Princeton ", Navy SS inc it ) cores 10410 ? i " 1 iiISE n ew aci i . . ~i4 1. ; 41 a ~ - 3)0' . ), :'"' -. 'j'j 0 0 er Stetson IS Height • - front that Seminole defeat and will Edgewater be able to salvage a somewhat disappointing season? Both squads are senior-dominated with 22 graduation candidates on each team ending their prep careers. Although Brantley's leading ball carrier Hart Buchanan missed the season final with an Injury, he is ex. pected to see action against Edgewater. Without the senior running back, the Patriots' ground game was non-existent against Seminole as Toni fuse and Craig Davis had to pick up the slack. Starting tini' is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. 55YETCAL' ROSTER 1714-75 _. - Will Brantley be able to lxnw.ce back HIGH S':IIOOL A A asbothaguardandforward, • • rfrnr re1ur1,,6 with the A II most Impressive credentials as A A FE$RUARY Hane-sCily A I Sanford SenOnole H e Orlando Colonial A Apopka ' WyrnoreTe is, Leesburg H 2) District Tourn ey Dan Gabriel, lUci Andrews, Anthony Colli ns, [Jay Howiing, Scott A lexander. (Middle) Assistant coach, Manuel Washington . Steve flargis, Tub',' Strober. head coach, Chris Butterworth, (Front) flick . Ocoee Sanford Seminole Howey Academy nU Co ii Leesburg -44 Ye ni~rzo - B;lt'I' 1tUC1 lNAN -' I I 00 I 1.80 t" I finished 6-4, but Bob Dolce's Eagles finished the season on the down slide, losing four of their last five games, while Bill Duty's club won three of its last four Contest - - ' S40 3 Santl Juan / '. - '1 , : J f \ - % .;.. Perfta (71) 5)Ail Double (7?) 1207.60 ELEVENTH, Doublet. Spec. 7: 7 - College Cage F 2rmin But now with kickoff time a little more than 24 hours away, the game appears tighter than expected as both teams 41, "' _____________ 'nc'-ot,j l their opponents, the 3-A Lake Brantley Patriots, '- - J(.0 I .'. rn it"' -. - Tight To Be d I games, aithough its season was somewhat tarnished with its final season upset loss to Seminole. Although Edgewater's four losses cane to teams In the competitive Metro Conference, namely Winter Park, Oak Ridge, Colonial and Boone, many (eel this competition was stiffer than Ilrantley's 3-A schedule. But the Pctriots two losses were dealt by teaiiis which concluded with excellent seasons as Ocala Forest finished unbeaten in 10 games and ranked No. 1 in Divison 3-A, while Titusville Astronaut accumulated but one loss and was also ranked in the top 10. tomorrow here at Lyman High Field, _ _1 - -• * ---- %O I EX P LONGWOOD - When the announcenient was made that the Edgewater Eagles had accepted an invit.ation to play in the first Rotary Bowl __________ - IN AsAmb. Am% -ML. I ________ ______ Atma"V-0- A f Ro.a ry BOVVI ________ . Thursday*S Galings Chicago at Indianapolis ( (75) 547 60 Prrfec? (7 5) $13790 TENTH. Slnglei, Spec. 7: A Vi ___________ FOURTH, Doubles. Spec. 7: "6 vnc iza Morua 1380 7 00 3e0 5 .! 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IF I F- 11 0.- 29~ A- I.. M, I IN BRIEF I . _f ~1_ /' L __ PN . I'_ C E A _________ Rescue Workers Fail .. /V -_ _~ I x 1~1, __ t. C *3-~ -at P '% To Reach Crash Site \ Rescuc COLOMBO, Sri Lanka tAP workers today turned back without reaching a Dutch airliner that crashed and burned atop a sheer rock hill on a former tea plantation. But police said apparently none of the 191 persons reported aboard survived. The DCF of the Dutch charter line Martinair was carrying Indonesian Moslems :'n a pilgrimage to Mecca, Islam's holy city In Saudi Arabia. It crashed In a rainstorm Wednesday night about 0 miles southeast of Colombo, Trade Delegation Leaves Cuba MIAMI - -A Soviet delegation headed by Vladimir Novikov, vice chairman of the council of ministers, has departed from Cuba after extensive ecxiomic and scientific talks with Cuban officials, Havana radio said toda). The chief topic of discussion was Cuba's five year pin n. fltt listan ;tsLst4int' to the ctIwuIurilst according to the broadcast monitored in Miami. Novikov met with Prime Minister Fidel Castro, President Osvaldo Dorticos and Cuban economic specialist Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, among others, the radio said. i AP Demonstrators 'Sit-In' SEOUL, South Korea iAPi National Assembly members from the largest antigovernment party broke into the Assembly chamber today and began a sit-in to press demands for a democratic constitution. Members of the New Democratic party forced open the assembly's front doors, which were locked from the Inside, and all but - two of the party 's57 assemblymen moved In.The other two 'ere out of town. A spokesman for President ('hung lice Park's Democratic Republican party said the New Democrats were desecrating the assembly and demanded that the sit-In be ended. The antimonarchists are running scared, but the general feeling is that they 1ll win the plebiscite Sunday to determine whether Greece will have a king or a president. Three politiril parties that won about 45 per cent of the vote In the parliamentary election Nov. 17 oppose the revival of the monarchy. Opposition to the return of ex-King Constantine appears to be strong among the working class and especially among young people. - Smaller Schools Vs. Consolidation with the University of Chicago was already to occur, by vote of our Northwestern Board of CASE C415: Dr. Ralph W Trustees. ('iraharn Is a dynamic retired One of the ringleaders, clergyman, but he still acts as thinking I was a party to the guest speaker in many pulpits . plot, revealed the entire "Dr. Crane," he said, "I achemetome just 5daybefore attended a small public school the wt Board of Trustees were and have watched carefully theto meet. trend to large He even showed meZmt "AM I beleive that telegrams that were tobe smaller schoo2 out to lejng newspapers, superior to the iarge, coast to coast multimillion dollar con,So I contacted William A. solidated educational plant. "Foe example, suppose 5 Dyiht', the grand old man of nia1ier schools now scnu all Northwestern University; then their pupils into a consolidated Dean Irving S. Cutter, who grammar school, Urns gibing it contacted the Chicago Tribune, and we exposed the nefarious maybe 750 students, "If that big resulting jr. scheme, 5tituton has basketabil team, A parade occurred down state it may offer 15 boys a chance to street with floats ctep.cling the play. new merged universities as a "But if those S smaller massive diploma mill, shooting schools were still operating and out diplomas from a sausage each had Its usual basketball team, then 15 boys at different The procession ended on our gymnasiums would be prac. downtown antpus, with the tiCing. burning of President Walter "Thus, a total of 75 boys Dill Scott and President Robert would be engaged in basketball M. Hutchins in effigy. competition vs. the 15 in the So we stopped the merger and combined consolidated In- thus saved Northwestern stitution. University! Furthermore, S captains But during the ensuing 50 Ix, elected, and S head years. churches as well as cheer leader,-. puiJic schools, haven't profited "Moreover, there is much by the Instill collapse, so they cioser conirnunication between are belatedly imitating the parents and teachers when the consolidation plan that business local village has its own shool h as (1i!'-ded' ;; '.% inn iL pui6 ire bt.ud For lug Business is now 10 or 20 miles away to a con- decentralizing its plants instead ilidated educational palac. of bringing all outlying (ac. "*or don't you Find that tories Into the some mammoth when teachers and pamts central location! have Cl')ser raPPcrt the pUpfls And the school busing fiasco Mw are more cooperative With would not have caused much school regulaUons" furor if the sn?aller neigh. . . 1 •'.' .. - I j _____ - - S W Volusla Outreach Center opt Minleft, Dr. Hugh Ash, Barbara Kinitee, .Mrs. %%'.(,'. Fuller, Dr. John Muldoon and Nancy hudson. (herald Photo by Charles Edwards " Outreach Center WASHINGTON (AP) — The The Senate adopted 55 to 36 Senate has passed by the narro- Ilunipbriy amendment to give west of margins a 12.67 billion the president authority to post. foreign aid aUtIlOrl7.atiofl bill poneuntilnhid.Februar) an end described as "tolerable" to to military aid to Turkey if he President Ford. believes It will enhance pros. pects for peaceful settlement of The bill requires a cutoff of the Greek-Turkish dispute over military aid to Turkey in Feb- Cyprus. rury, a phase-out of military The bill would authorize $550 assistance to South Korea and the end of U.S. arms for Chile, million for military assistance among Giving Stocks Serious ! P But Simple Procedure NEW YORK u%Pi Wculd , - -)v like to buy your kids a Christmas gift at a discount? A gift that should last well beyond the six-hour destruct time of so many toya? A gift that is educational and even profitable? "Don't interrupt, there's more," said a salesman, an earnest but gaunt figure. "Listen," he said, and he related ta'w this simple, Inexpensive gift might: Protect against inflation, help pay educational costa or Provide a start for 'i future business, teach the owner about our economic system, probably inspire him to great wealth and .. ." There was a pause: "Help a poor broker." While almost every traditional gift is higher in price this year, stocks are depressed, so much so that few people seem to be considering them as gifts. Even the New York .''tk Exch.tiit' has dropped its holiday pr omotion, The Securities Industry Association, which speaks for brokers, feels that this year might be a better time than ever to give shares as gifts, mainly because of the bargain - grants, $405 million for military credit sales, and $617,000 for In- things. The 46-45 roll call vote dochlna reconstruction, qII less Wednesday night sent the bill to than the Ford adminlstratlon'J an uncer ta in fate In the closely initial requests. Opens In Deltona divided House. In the Middle East, the bill The measure replaces a $252 would authorIze $339.5 million ec.i1tIvc director t1 the By FANNEVE EDWARDS Dr. Muldoon praised Mrs. secretary of the center. Later billion bill rejected by the Sen. for economic aid and $300 mil. ate Oct. 2 on a 41-39 vote after lion for military credit salcs to ''oIusia County District Mental Wayne G. Fuller, whose in. she Herald Correspondent will be assisted by volun- Ford protested It was too Health Boaard, and Dr. Hugh terest In the needs of senior teers. mea- Israel, and $254) million for ceoger and too restrIctive. l)El.1'ONA The newly. Ash, board president of District citizen out-patients and their nomic aid to Egypt. Mrs Nancy Hudson, Mrs frii oil Sunt hv t'st Volusia uved p benith, ulipted Mental 1101111, 0W N the start of Fuller, ihuinic Schulte and Although still 1601 ii hIM) It'SS '1 he bill prohibits military as. I )utrcach Center opened opening date Iroti Jan, 1, the center. He also thanked Robert McFall were elected to than administration program sistance to Chile and requires a ten porary offices Tuesday in because of the need for the those who have taken interest serve on the center's board of plans, the new bill reflects a three-year pha5e out of military the Christian Church of Deltona service, and are giving their time and directors, compromise acceptable to the aid to South Korea. at 960 Norn andy Blvd. ability to ii ake the project Ford administration, according IV center be open The center will serve senior work. Dr. Ash said alcoholism is U to Hubert H. Humphrey, D- prices. N"body can guarantee those prices will rise again, but if the past Is a criterion there's a very strong likelihood they will be. And youngsters have a long time that can be used waiting. Giving gifts of stock to minors once was a complicated undertaking. Now there are laws in every state that permit gifts to minors of securities--and in some states gifts of insurance and annuity contracts—with a parent retaining custodial responsibilities. The procedure, while simple--almost any brokerage house can handle the transaction—Is a serious matter. The giver never an 'ake back the gilt, although the custodian may sell thc securities If the preceeds are used for the youngster's benefit. While prices of many blue chips are low, a prospective buyer must also consider that a commission must be paid. On orders of less than $2,(MYi that commission Is negotiable, which means it might pay to shop around. Merrill Lynch, the largest brokerage house, offers this illustration of charges on some small orders: One share at SiSa share: about a $5 minimum. 10 shares at $15 a share: $8.14 100 sharest at $15 a share: $34.65 Orders should be placed well ahead of Christmas in order for the transaction to be completed. Ordinarily it Lakes five business days for the certificates to be readied and sent to the buyer. 1Ondn)'ghridfl)', 9 citizens of Ui, De!tona and n ajor problem, and improper Miss Barbara Kinne a to 5 p.m. i)eflary area under the diet L second in priority. He registered nurse, will be acting guidance and administration of said at present there are ii ore dir Senate floor manger for The center will be financed theAs bill, ector. Volusia County Mental Health than Humphrey successfully $50,000 cases of with the state providing iS per Board. defended it against major fur. alcoholism reported in Florida, Mrs. Beverly Stuhrenberg of cent of the Dr, John H. Muldoon, affecting 700,000 persons. funding and Volusia ther cuts and policy restricI)vltona has been hired as County Council 25 per cent. tions. is charges on your checking acyour passbook with you to ount. You can write all the i'nake a deposit or withdrawal. checks you want with 110 charOr, you can forget about reges per check, with no worry corcIin every transaction yourabout dropping below any mm- self and trying to figure out how Ilnuni balance requirement. Tills much Interest YOU'Ve earned also makes balancing your check- while you're waiting for a quarbook easier. And you can order terly savings s ta tement. The One to 200 wallet-size personalized Account will keep track of Would you like to never LIP. cfwcks a time at no charge. everything for you and send write another check for your YOU a statement every month. installment loan payments? Would you like to stop worWith The One Account, rying a overdrafts on lout Would you like to get a cornyou get an automatic loan payyour checking account? plete report every month ment option which allows you The One Account puts an reflecting all of these finanto have all youi- Atlantic Bank end to worrying about a check cial transactions? installment loan payments deboincing because you made an The One Account consoliducted each month from your error in your checkbook. And dated statement isjust that. OflCC checking account. You can stop if you ever need to use this feaa month you get a statement worrying about coupon books ture, the exact amount of your showing all your checking, sayand due dates. Let The One overdraft is transferred to your ings and loan transactions and Account take care of all that for Master Charge account, and is Current balances, The One Acyou and make sure all your loans subject to Mastei- Charge rules. count puts an end to keeping arc paid promptly. You won't your own books and allows you have to worry about late Would you like to forget to know the exact status of Your charges either. about f'orgetting your sayfinances every month. Youi ings passbook? statement, IIIn effect, acts as your ould you like to stop payWou With the automatic savings bookkeeper ing service charges for your and all you have to plan option, you can start a sysdo is balance your simplified checking account and pertcmatic savings program, transchecking account to have a sonakzed checks? ferring money automatically complete financial picture. How The One Account C111111from your checking to your do you get a bookkeeper for S2 nates having to keep track of savings account every month, a month? Apply for The One minimum balances and service You'll no longci- have to have Account at the Atlantic Bank. 1i — Akws Timing Raises Eyebrows TALLAHASSEE, -- (;or, l(eutjn Mk,w's state- Ha, (AP) added. 'it wasn't something done behind his (Dickinson's) tent urging indicted Comptrol. er Fred Dickinson to resign as timed so that it was re eased after last week's Cabinet i ecting. That raised a few eyebrows ;ince Askew and Dickinson sit 5ide-by-side during Cabinet rteetings. But Paul Schnitt, Askew's ress secretary, said the timing f the statement , approved by he governor before the Cabinet reeling, was a courtesy to )ickinsnn ra ther than an atript to avoid a possible con rootation with him. "Probably the reason why we cid off was 1w (Askew) wanted e opportunity to tell Dickison what he was going to do," chnitt said. "They talked about it," he should be presumed innocent back," Schmitt said Askew told Dick. inson during the Cabinet meeting that he would Issue a statewent calling for the Indicted comptroller to resign. lie said Dickinson, in turn, told Askew that he Intended to remain in office until his terni expire:; on Jan. 7. The statement issued by Askew later in the day was similar to Ilk, governor's comment filllowing indiutnent 1)1 Treasurer Thonas O'Malley on Oct. 18. However. Schnitt initially told reporters who asked whether Askew would follow his O'Malley Precedent when Dickin.son was indicted that there were no plans to Issue a statetient, When it was issued, the sta te- until proven otherwise, "It scents clear that the wisest cour se of action that he can choose is to resign as cornptrol. Icr." "Because of the nature of the charges and the constitutional duties of the comptroller as ,the chief fiscal officer of the state,' the decision is even more inperative," Askew concluded, Dickinson was indicted on three coant5 of e%"'Ifing 130,(M in income ta xes, three Counts of falsifying income tax statenents, one count of conspiracy to conniii, extortion and one cot'nt of accepting an illegal loan from a bank. lie pleaded innocent to the six income tax charges at his arr.ignntent in fed eral court at Tallahassee this week. went said while Dickinson Meanwhile, O'Malley has headed south of the border but the trip has nothing to do tith his legal problems. O'Malley and his press aide, Jerry Davies, are attending a ueeting of the National Associ. ation of Insurance Conimissic,n. crs at Mexico City. They presumably are making the trip at state e xpense since O'Malley and his aides have claimed travel expenses and per diem to attend previous ;i.c~,j(x:i,1 tic)I) njcetings. That brings up a recent colun- n in the Gainesville Sun by Mary Ann Li ndley, capital correspondent for the New York Tin es Florida newspapern. Noting that the state paid $384,899 last month for menbership of agencies in various societies and associations, she wrote "now, taxpayers can he. Corporate Earnings Fields Your TV Beefs Drop In '75 Slump By JOHN PINKERMAN The Herald Services doom-and-gloonister off on the "of course, a lot of these are fringe, Last year, he was the large, blue-chip companies with only economist among 32 polled strong balance sheets and by Business Week magazine to careful managements which Next year as the recession predict that real (after innight fight to retain their deepens, corporate earnings fiatiot growth would drop dividends," he said. are bound to get trimmed. And this year. In fact, it's been Those companies which have in the process, some dividends dropping all year. already shifted to LIFO "have are going to get a haircut By DONALD C. BAUDER The Herald Services __ZW -. -I __ Fun - M ., . I- .1 . a - NEW YORK - Bettye Hoffmann is neither a football fan nor is she crazy about children's TV shows, but she knows all about "Heidi" and about the New York Jets and Oakland Raiders. Mrs. Hoffmann is vice president for information services of the National Broadcasting Co. and she remembers the night of Nov. 17, 1968, very well too well in fact. That was the late afternoon that NBC switched from the Oakland-Jets football game to the popular storybook show "Heidi." There were only two minutes left, the Jets were ahead 32-a and for all practical purposes the game appeared to be over, However, Oakland scored an amazing two touchdowns after the switch to "Heidi" and won the game, 43-32. Football fans who missed the late gameactionwere enraged. "Yes, that was the biggest deluge we've ever had," Mrs. Hoffman said in. an interview. Her office Is where the listener-viewer complaints come In, and the flood of calls burned out the switchboard. "We had 4,600 phone calls and letters right here in New York," s1c said, "and Lord knows how many across the country. It was an absolute blast. I Uiuugiit I'd heard all the obscenities, but I sure got an earful then. Not being a sports fan, I just couldn't understand it all, 'However, let me tell you this. The Heidi' people responded, tue, "We had 3,173 calls and letters telling us we'd done V. ___ r_-_________ __ - - I r&~ _ __ __-A 9 - - M - ,- .. - 2~ _ -1 . - ___ _.i, - ow . 3 -— . - . -. - anything to do with my promotion, but it does arouse consciousness in many places concerning women getting equ1 pay for doing the same job as men do." BEVrYEHOF'FMAN the right thing — mothers saying It was about time the old man was forced to ___ give way to the kids on television programs. And, one little girl wrote a thank you note saying, 'Daddy had the TV all day and I'm glad you let me see "Heidi." Mrs. Hoffmann has been n 'ears with NBC but doesn't look it. She is an attractive, soft-spoken woman - serious but with a voice that bespeaks a sense of humor. She can Laugh at herself and that is a rare trait, She handles about 65,000 letters and calls a year and judges that about one-third of the comment is negative, like a letter from a woman in Omaha, Neb., who wrote, "1 object to aLl the in morality on TV. I'd rather see a little violence than all this filth." She answers all letters and tries to help. "But, ! draw th lute on doing the kidshomework," she said. "I tell them to go see their teacher." Her name is getting to be At present she is too busy worry about any "lib" campaigns. To letters like the one saying, "Anybody who spells Betty the way you do Bettye — must be missing a few cogs in her brain," she claims immunity. "The personal slurs don't bother me at all," she said, "but I was much concerned about the complaints we had on the breast cancer program ( a medical program that was ins tructional in nature). I couldn't believe that people would call it obscene. One clergyrran even accused the doctors in the documentary of fondling to - to preach to his congregation against the program. This did upset me because I think it was a most w o r t h w h II e program. 'a But, she is realistic. "Regardless of how I feel," she said, "we need the feedback. — ____ * km __ I - _ , - .. - - YorkM 00 d crhlilt' statistics, as bad as they took that matches the despair of goes a la carte for $11.50, Thank restaurants had been found Walker," tells of the 1860s and are, There is a mood apparent the junior executives, goodness, the old-time pushcart with insect or rodent viola tions. 1 when it wasn't safe to walk and the mood Is a grim one. The The movies on 42nd Street tell hot dog still is available along Fun City? the streets of the lower East NEW YORK — The sign on junior executives exhibit it another story, advertising 3rd Avenue and if you shop Food Isn't the only comrn Side after dark. the door of a Madison Avenue best. They trudge along mid- "Lady Freaks" and "Devious carefully you can get one for 30 inodity that has skyrocketed in Justice is elusive today, too. shop tells the story: "No town seLs at 5:30 p.m. They Girls" plus "Peep Show cents, plus the Greek price, Cabs are vital to New Fifty-six per cent of New Browsing. Shop!iftcrs Stay Out. are in trench coats, dark suils, Org, American Style." The proprietor's in'xin that "I once Yorkers, and a 17.5 per cent Yorkers polled said they had no We know vou bv Muhl." At night wNte shirts with button-down orostitutes don't seem to knock had a restaurant — but Went furp hilto hringa tha onot t. rr. idence a robwir, mugger or Iho pniir. ctnrø jq ncd in collars and they ae t'arrvirn.' von down or rob voi ni Tiniøc krnfrn" ,.....•, t.,. e t.._a et. i.. ., ----------------------------u.v iu uuv—aiui nut- uuet wowa go to jail even if briefcases. Their heads are Square, is reported recently, steel bars. Mn;d the plodding and sullen plus 10 cents for each additional caught. down, their eyes are glassy, but big, boui.cer-sized men, niasses there appears, this sixth and 10 cents for every 60 So ft is Manhattan. The city But, there Is one bit of good their complexion Is almosi black and white, hand out particular day, a sprightly and seconds a cab is stopped in with a heart. The real America. gray. Some of the glassy eyes handbills advertising "The well-dressed young woman in 24-hour traffic jams, news — on 3rd Avenue a Fun City, as so named by are the result of too many Meeting Room. You'll Never red coat. She steps along at a A policeman Is on trial for restaurant that might be said to dsai'. lotmer Mayor John midday $2.50 desperation Forget the Experience." The lively pace, softly hummIng a killing a pimp and a prostitute. be of an austere nature has For one who uace loved almost martinis. Ot'ers are the result "visual aids" on the handbills song and showing the only smile The 15-year-old son of Deputy hash like that of the 16.25 ery inch of the city, one who of the now decaying once great indicate that New York on 49th Set. One In a million Mayor James Cavanah sur- plate — for only 95 cents boasts he once could roam the city getting to them, authorities have had no more In a depressing city. vives a subway attack by six Sadly, the best thing aL( ut back stree ts of Harlem at any Even the women show this luck than California In supA news?aper story continues young robbers. A man found Fun Cit) today Is leaving it hour of the day or nighi, lt! mood . No longer are the elegant pressing massage parlors, the temper of the times. The de ad in a hotel hallway had by the Lincoln Tunnel, th "homecoming" after nearb' 20 ladies of Fifth Avenue the The prices, too, are headline reads, "City to been stabbed repeatedly. And, George Washington Bridge, the years was a rude awakening, a world's best dressed, something to contribute to the Require Exterminators at All on and on with the grisly details parkways to the north shock despite all the derogatory or the They now don't look much junior executive's depression. Food Places." All restaurants, of the police blotter. jets to the West. For those of us stories newspapers have been different than those of "Double A luncheon of hash and a bit the story says, must employ a One might say things haven't who remember it way back printing the last few years. Fifth" (10th Avenue) — drab of spinach at a fuhlonable licensed extemiriator to stem changed much over the years. when, it's too bad. There just It Ju3t couldn't be. Bul~ It is. slacks, sloppy jackets, neither midtown hotel goes for $6.25. the Ude of vermin infestation. George Walsh, writing a new isn't much fun in a mostly grim And, it's something more than gloves nor hals — and the grim "Sea bass" that isn't sea bass Fort)' let cent of 256 biography. "Gentleman Jimmy Fun City. •... - .. rim N ew G A - - Atlantic - Bank - - '- ft - - F ill ( Warning signs In the window of this establishment .t I fly JOHN PINKEItMAN 'the Herald Services . - P 4) _____ 0 I There s r~-~A_h- - _____ -fa__ . 0 ___ -1 story - - r tell (he a household word in the homes where complaints are most active. One mother wrote, "I don't think there is a Julian ccjjz (NBC chairman of the board) or any other executive at NBC. AU they have down there Is a Bettye Hoffmann." Mrs. Hoffmann isn't the only one at NBC, but she Is an important person and she has come up from a secretarial job to the vice presidency she was appointed to almost two years ago. "No." she said, "I don't think women's lib had City? . CASSELBERJY CONWAY DOWNTOWN SANPORI) WESTSfDI WINTER PARK Affiliates 1 Atlantic llahicorpirarion: .31 banks atcwith'. Mcmk'rs The University of Florida gin to wc.-ry about paying for trips to the annual con- spent more than $80,000 to enventions." roll in 195 professional organMemberships such as iuitlons. O'Malley's In the National AsAgencies are requircd under sociation of Insuran ce Cornmis-' a new law to submit member. sioners can be jus tified on the ships to the Cabinet icr approv. basis of benefitting the state in al. All of the above mentioned ii emberships were approved some way. But what about dues to paid to last month. or ganizations such as Augustan Rep. Bill Gunter, D-Fla., may Reprint Society, International have been dcfeated in his bid Shade Tree Conference, for the Democratic Senate Hudson's Bay Record Society, nomination, but he's kept one of Utah State Historical Snciety, his c;1I1ilxiigIi pi- mvise.s. Royal Geographical Society of He is still putting stamps on Australia, Oklahoma Academy press releases and other mail of Science or the National that he could send free under a Association of Institutional congressman's fraking privi. Laundry Managers? leges. Dues paid by the state ranged "We adopted policy in the as high as $43,330 for the campai gn of putting stamps on Council of State Governments outside the district," said Mike and $27,600 for the Tran- Green, Gunter's press aide. "1 sportatiun Research hoard. gue&s we're still doing that A Gra ci ous Lady - 0 , -• ,•,,, - () -. - ______________________________ H uskey Sales Top $8 Million 9 V Tht'rsday, Dec. 5, 1974- -lB gs New Route Cost .4 -i Indeed, the same thing ptiycl'i1oglcal advaiages that ,threatered Nrthwestern Jwarf any cited for con. University, for a secret merger Nlidated schooLs! Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Auto-Train E . I - I— taken the move in a rational If corporate profits The investor, who doesn't plummet atmosphere and probably want to see his Income shaved 50 per cent, the percentage of should not be vulnerable," he — or see himself scalped earnings paid by companies as said. altogether - would be wise to dividends would balloon from an average of 45 per cent to a rn i n cull his portfolio right now, In this weakening economy, a more than 85 per cent, company with heavy in. Ce Certain rtain indus tries will run Generally speaking, only ventories may have to cut its into more earnings trouble than utilities dare pay out more than prices to stay competitive, others. Companies paying a 60 per cent of earnings as When prices are cut, profits can WASHINGTON, D.C. - AutoThe Company's results for high percentage of their ear- dividends over an extended drop. E.F. Hutton analysts Train Corporation, which the first half of fiscal 1975 which nings In dividends will be more period, polled various companies to 49 carries passengers and their ended October 31, 1974, reflec t Vulnerable than those paying a find what industries have high "Under these circumstances, automobiles aboard the same the revenues and opera ting lower per cent, inventories and might have to dividend cuts would widespread luxury train between Lorton, costs attributable to the cut prices. How much will earnings be likely," Shilling said in an Virginia and Sanford, and initiation of our new Louisville drop' Estimates vary all over interview. "And dividends between Sanford Hutton feels that the copper, and service. Consolidated results the lot, large Wall Street firms would most likely be cut in Louisville, Kentucky, an- for the Lorton-Sanford arid the seniiconductor, retailing and oil such as Merrill Lynch, E.F. industries where profits drop nounced its earnings today for Louisville-Sanford routes industries have this double in- Hutton and Blyth Eastman the most — such as the first six months of fiscal dlcateadecreaseinearningsas consumer exposure: high inventories and Dillon predict the corporate durables, autos, retailers, the likelihood of price cuts. On 1975. compared to the same period earnlngsdrop.off will be 12 to 16 appliance and TV manufac- the other hand, paper cornlast year because revenues on per cent, turers." panles, with low inventories, the Louisville-Sanford route and steel companies, with had not yet reached sufficient Wall Street's Argus Research levels to offset operating costs Corp. thinks the decline will I According to the Commerce moderate inventories, reported -Uiient, full)' one-third of little likelihood of having to cut and the non-recurring start-up only be 9.3 per cent- Said chief corporate profits in this year's prices. E. Everette Huskey, expenses incident to the economist William Woinnan in third quarter president of The Huskey establishment of the Louisville- an interview, "We won't inflationary fatwere essentially Investment Quality Trends, - called "inCompany, developers of 2,000. Sanford route, It is anticipated estimate how much dsldends the market letter, probably ventory profits." These in. acre fashionable Sweetwater that the second half of the fiscal will drop until our next Oaks Planned Unit Develop. 1975 will show marked liii' puter run, but keep in mindcorn- 'cntory profits would vanish if follows dividend trends as that inflation Is strangled - or if carefully as any service in the mcnt announced that his firm over the first half. dividends never decline as ro an country. "There Is no question sold 107 homes during the first Revenues for the six months much as profits do. At the same companies continue to carve by that if the recession deepens, out the blubber switching to p) 10 months of 1973 for a total ended October 31, 1974, time, they don't go up as much some dividends will be the leaner LIFO (Last in, First sales price of $8,204,653. This amounted to $13,159,270 as profits do, either." reduced," said editor Geraldine nuti accounting system. equates to an average sales resulting in net earnin gs, after Weiss in an interview, price of $77,613 per house, giving effect to taxes and a tax White, Weld's A. Gary "I think that certain basic ILLskey further states that the i&ss carry-forward. of $105,010 Shilling bellevs corporatc " a ',"'tIs iu itself a g--__-Id industries such as priniaty construction Is progressing or 8.07 per share. This coin. profits, measured from their meta ls, nonferrous metals and argument for Investors sticking satisfactorily on the $1.5 million pares to revenues of $8,788,856 peak in the third quarter this paper have heavy inventory to blue-chip companies, which Sweetwater Square shopping in the comparable period of last year to their trough some time profits now, along with capital will often do anything to keep area which is being constructed year w hich resulted in net in the middle of next year, will equipment and their dividends — even dipping makers by Synergetics. The first stores earnings, after giving effect to drop off by a whopping 50 per multinational companies with into reserves, If necessary Will be open for business by the a tax loss carry-forward, of cent. to disappoint large international exposure," not first of the year. $416,29' or 8.28 per share. Don't dismiss Shilling as a Shilling said. shareholders," she said. The One Account at the Atlantic Banks.. The $2 a month bookkeeper. About 50 years ago, Samuel berhood schools had not been P. Insuil began bttilthr.g a disc,rded in faro of mere tremendous industrial ccn- "bignest" solidation. The size of a building does not (Vier corporations followed correlate with superb teaching' 5Wt. e'auh trvra to exceed Its Smaller cbo)Lg. left in their rIvals in size. own .riI1ages, had many .. , When YOU get The One Account at th e Atlantic Bank, cyou get one dozen basic banking services for only S2 a month. And you havcjust gotten yourself a bookkeeper who can take care ofa lot of banking derails for you. TEIRAN, Iran (AP) — The roof over the main passenger hail at Tehran's Mehrabad Airport collapsed today and between 50 and 100 people were believed killed, airport officials said. There was about eight inches of snow on the roof, and some airport workers said this caused the collapse of the ceiling. 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IN WiNTER PARK _________________________________________ __ --OPENItJNDAY5 $O0'TT, •' S __ __ _____ ____ • - ______ 0 ________ ______ _________________ 0 _____ THURSDAY SCHEDULE L HowwIoo tWYI , e;.tO,,ow000.i,,,, OPi ij $ ) . ø''t _____________ _________ - Forest City FJementary School music teacher Norm Krogstad gets down on the Kindergarten level with his outohrrp for a "fun" music session In the school lobby with everyone joining In on the chorus. lHerald Photo by Elda Nichols) S ! , , HATURINO LUNCH AND DINNER DAILY MON. Baby Beef Liver 1DeHcjg SmotharecJ1 ½ lb. Chopped TUES. Veal Parmesan Sirloin chicken. Any Two Hot WED. Chic DumpIin Steak or Baby Beef vegetables, Fresh Hot Liver. Any Two Hot THURS, Beef Stew Roll and Butter FRI. Broil Mackerel Fresh Vegetable s, 690 $ ' urge File, Mig,10 .2 lb. Baked Po!ato anti Buttor, Toss Green Salad with D ssing 49 Sc - ' - Lessons 11 $ GIBSON • YAMAHA •ARIA EPIPItONE GARCIA .MARTIN Walking Tall" staged a 46iiig~& "HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS" FAMILY NIGHT GU!ttr , ' -, FEATURE Fr 4 s . - -- $ Oale Class ----------------1FUndJrnIntaIt ......S:454:30 • CegIne WED. ADULTS NIGHT HWY. 17.92 & FAIRBANKS WINTER PARK, FLA. .4:34- 7:15 18 AND OVER (% PtJBLlCSESoN7.,o.30 I:30p.m.-lOp.m, • I _ - _______________ - - WEDNESDAY DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS , __ re _. . i~_. -- , (3051 "Oft an 8uti,r - A -,F.% V -1. - V .4 A , ;'•.j &rnoav UOON..CPlMo,, :-- _________ FRI. c FUflNITtJj E1 LE SS - . ". ' _____________ - ACCESSORIES IN STOCK 0.Dimes MON. THRU AND - ' ' 99 turrbout. Its producers claim it will draw $50 million in this country alone, But a mammoth hit like Godfather" or "The Poseidon , Adventure" or "The Exorcist" can cstapuit a company's pro!- ' ii 4) 11 ' GUITARS MANDOLINS HARMONICAS INST 'M'! 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(on • AIl windshield wiper blades will be approval) repla ced If the slightest amount of wear is Batteries will be check ed for proper detected. operation S. condition. •Ali lights will be checked for proper *All cars will be thoroughly reconditioned operation. for appearance to include the engine, interior, exterior and trunk, • • s • • Wcztutq Ca4iat&o.1 Sttuzt4-'72-'74 w64et £üta.g,t. S4t Wauj-'72 to '74 (ncuuj. 1111 a&* Ntadth 8..td bzj Taunt & Ceuith coq Ike: Tows & Cawttuj Iuattulq-12 wee, 12,030 ptL OK ditte foijt iitdu4isq prnk & gft, ,Cjxt4jt ___ _______ _______ ________ $2290 $489() 1t73 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM- 2 Door, Lime Go with w te vinyl t, AFM lit? ats. P er Power door Twin Comfort Lounge $3490 1973 FORD CLUB WAGON CHATEAU- Two-tone paint, Three Seats, Air. conditioned, V.8, Automatic, $3690 Brakes. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL- 2 Door Towne Coupe, One local owner, AM-FM Multlpk*, lift steering wheel, Leather interior /'\/I. Stereo, V locks, - 302 SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING PH 322-6390 2609 Sanford Ave., sonsWh L eods & Count Area • 4R 1973 14 Our Top Line Horn Selection *3 SELMER • YAMAHA • KING ___________ e Town ,.r, 1972 CAPRI 2000- 4 Cylinder, 4-Speed, Air.Condjtjon ed , Vinyl Roof, 2L000 miles year '(' 9 9 that provides comforting wmrmth in winter refreshed cool air summer. You'll enjoy living in your house all PIANOS matic example of how new selling techniques In the movie business can sometimes change a loser into a hit and elevate a middling success to a blockbuster. The system is by no means foolproof. The majority of today's films are destined to produce a deficit, no matter how much salesmanship is ap. plied. ,' • 1p sThe go ________ NA'1XOMALi. ___________ to give... S Ph. 322-9277 SKATES ',..,_ - _____ ______________________ __________________ __________ _____ .. Complete Line of '1 start of calf slaughters by ened ta kill calves, The greatest angry cattlemen and dairy number, about 700 calves, have EDITOR'S NOTE Promot' its. A new breed of salesman. "Lost Horizon," "Tora bra! farmers In Wisconsin, New been killed In Wisconsin, Under lag a film today could cost more promoter-publicist has come Tora!", "Darling LIII" and York, Minnesota and Washing- Z000 have been slaughtered than making it, as media along to help such superhits de- "Man of La Mancha." ton, elsewhere In the nation. hucksters turn techitiques of velop. "A year from now I hope to be "The government is to Butnow millions can be made They are the new wanderkinmarketing research to merby the adroit selling of films out of faming," NeweR " says who is chandising movies. A new der of the industry, the vicethat critics consider tasteless. nodding the forsalesign near one of 12,000 Wisconsin beef breed of publicist is helping the presidents in charge of publicgate. "If! could get by, just farmers. "Farmers can put up ity and advertising who have Example: "Dirty Mary Crazy the develop. make a little bit or break even, with inflation and everything Ian'." learned to apply market reit would be worth it to keep else that bothers everybody -What the world needs now is search practices to the err.atic By BOB THOMAS farining ll hardly another film about business of selling movies, Associated Press Writer Newell looks away from the 'rferjn nd manip!'h'.tirt? r' &ifl U142 .IIUVC tractor he Los .';ci:us i, i -.-dary has been repairing, farmers. Nobody has to put up looked like another of those law- that ntakes a product without lam (ruin the police," said a Ignoring the bone chilling wind with it like we do." and-disorder movies that would knowing whether there is a trade paper review of the mov- and snow flurries lashing his Newell, a sixth-grade dropout flash in and out of the theaters, market for it," one Holl)vood ie. But the 20th Century-Fox leathery face. who bought his first car at 1! Sales department saw a chance heading quickly for the sagr- has observed. He gazes toi'ard the trench and gave up a profitable AlasTrue. Millions ha ve been lost to duplicate the surprise hit of a Valhalla o( the late.-Late show on on miscalculations of public similar 1971 film, "Vanishing 4) television. '' But its backers decided that taste. Examples: the musical Point." 1. r ,ft\ S ,r\ .' "Walking Tall" was too good, "I" ,~V ~ l as well as too young, to die, ;R11V Promoters had tried to merk B.T. Udee chandise the film in the stand/ TJ Ie :) ard manner, emphasizing the Says violence of a real-life Southern Winter sheriff, Buford Pussey, fighting HEATING corruption in a small town. Summer The campaign didn't work. So lung Crosby Productions ( the .' COOLING 1W UBMT'SW 0F rff YEAR' singer sold out long agot tried a P " You Get Both With new approach. Newspaper and I. _________________ tc!erdzstrca.cdth,cic','e , Ci.',, PIRMLIC60101106 at , story of the sheriff and 1113 P With every guitar purchase " PO! lovely wife, who was cruelly / Its an efficient, quiet from now till Chritmas! slain by local criminals. compact central system __________________ ____ ,-,,..,,--,-..,, - '. -.. ' great way March of Sanfoord - ,j from a * TREE LIGHT SH ___________________________ __________________________________________ __ __ ___ _______ _________ ______ ________ Mr_______ flOOW.iSthSf,(SR46A) , • __________________ _____________________________________________________________ _________ ___ _______ SKATING RINK Ph, 322-9353 Canodkir, Pbie 67.50 . Movie u icists Switch ' Techniques i o Make ____ ____ 12½ to 3 Ft. Table Trees For i6 S MELODEE - -. •5 ______ 0A Ca,øjta, Pm. 49.95 ' . SING-A-LONG ON I '' - -' - ;i~) KINDERGARTEN flo . _____ ______ _____ _____ ________ 39.95 ' - - ____ CHRISTMAS TREES Mountain Pine Luuc, Hqpiwa - . ; op 1 _________ - .,, ' .I. - - * _____ ia - -j•• S S • ____________________________________ ag - 'AaM _______________________________ S . 1 .....,.... . _ TO 50% DISCOUNT - -. -- - - - _. -. - ______________________ didn 't -________ ' IIZP+ _____ TREE LIGHT SETS - - -• ___ 1.15 .: , _______________ ______ WREATHS, GARLANDS - - - ARTIFICIAL For - - 0 Slau 4)Duplicating your order sheet, either a mimeograph or Force ghter copier machine; 5 )Whether to recycle egg EDITOR'S NOTE Norman where the calves were buried Ln fishing career to become a has been a record beef slaughcartons and bags, or pay for Newell, a WIsconIa cattleman, instead of being sent to market, farmer, believes farmers have te r this year 36 million head, new ones with each order; hopes to be out of farming next toward the feed barn where he been caught in the price-cost says the USDA, up 7 per cent 60Iow best to sell surplus year. Caugh t in a cost-price used to raise 354 prime veal squeeze because of U.S. Agrifrom last year. food, and at w ha t mark-up, squeeze, be helped organizethe the calves at a [imp arid tnwird th r,,lt,,rn lJ'i, )J4 MI PII I ' --' .. .. , .1UI Mi first calf slaughter calling at- field where 500 cattle graze on produce more food. tention to th e plight of th e Ilv& dead autumn grass. "Farmers feel a certain restock farmer, "I was really "I'm going to try to keep sponsibuit, and when the guysurprised at bow people reac- them alive as cheaply as pos- ernment sayc we need more ted," Newell says, displaying a sible and sell them next June or food, we try to produce more. stack of letters protesting the July w hen prices might be They say each farmer feeds 45 kill, higher," Newell says of the people, but it's probably more grazing herd. with the food shipped overseas. By TIMOTHY HARPER The feed barn is empty be- We feed the world." Associated Press Writer cause he can't sell a call for Newell finishes his repair WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. enough to cover the cost of buy- work on the tractor as dusk set(AP) Norman Newell has Ing it newborn and feeding it for ties and enters the small but work ed 14 hours a day, usuilly three to (our months while it comfortable farm home. The seven days a week, for the last grows to market size, kitchen Is warm with his wife --................ - oønP. mv U.S. ueparunent or Agri- rieua's dinner preparations of He doesn't smoke, drink or culture agrees. It says that in veal, carrots and apple pie. gamble arid ha.s1i't had a vaca- the final quarter of 1974, grain A set at mounted antlers Lion In seven years, fed beef is averaging $38 to $40 Newell___ tki's half a day off for Nornwin Newell,58, is con3id- per 1W pounds on the hoof rom- the opening of deer hunting ered a successful farmer; his pared with $49 in 1973. But the season - hangs on the wall. buildings, equipment and 1,700 farmer's cost to produce each Strips of fly paper dangle from acres of central Wisconsin 100 pounds is more than $50 be- the points of tht antlers. farrnlanoareworthhumjof cause o( rising feed grain costs, He rummages through a thotmands of dollars. the USDA says. stack of papers and produces a But he's In debt, wid he and Both dairy and beef farmers chart showing that the farmer his wife five off her teacher's can and do sell newborn calves receives less per pound for beef salary. Newell hun't made for dog food, but the price paid today than in 1952. enough money to pay any in- doesn't cover shipping cost,s, Another chart shows that it come tax In three years. they say. costs the average farmer 56 That's why he and members So, following the lead of New. cents to rpise a pound of beef on of his local farm association ell and other Wisconsin farm- grain. Newell considers himself horrified the nation by shooting ers, dairy and cattlemen in sev- fortunate to get 40 cents a pound and burying 22 calves on New- eral states have staged calf when he goes to market. - ________________________________________________ TREES - - - 0 a - - - CLOSINGwOUT - , - - ____ - - ., • • I . - A. S . . 1~ -. . '. .- ~ -_ . ^ __ n- I. -I ----- - , I I %, - - ~__,~ J - AIR I I ..S - p - 0 sing to me. It's IA-ute labor." York City with his wife and the myth of Hollywood the tinued belt-tightening on the With * But, the aiustathjoetj, moth- their two daughters, decided to destroyer. Very few people tie- part of consumers as real in. sIJy-dressed Goldman is quick earn his living writing after fincomes are projected to remain berately tc add, "That doesn,l mean I,m ishing military service and then virt _____ not happy. I just don't particu- obtaining a master's dee. "j the screen is a peculiar investment, which was an area . lairlY PTIJ1 0 Y doing It." took a couple of writing aquipmant but it's an howrable one.11 alu to a He Is also quick to point out in college," be observes wryly, Goldman said he often spent to 1975 85 corporate cash flows that While wi ding comes hard it "and I got bad grades. )'ears thinking about and reSOUTHERN O does have its pleasures. ..In my 1the Government purchases "I had no encouragement of searching his books and scripts Ole movie scripts, like 'Harper' or any kind, but I wanted to be a before actually sitting down should rise 10 per cent, 'Butch Cassidy and the Sun. writer. So, when I was 24, 1 reflecting a more expansive and writing them. dance --k!__1!. Kid,' there'r the pleasure wrote a novel in desperation of SANFORD, INC. "Butch Cassidy' was on my fiscal policy. The implications • •. of hearing an au of __ our scenario is that corporate dience react and seat it off, 'The Teriple of 100 N.MAPLE AVE. • ________________ favorably to what you thoughi Gold' was accepted by the mind for eight years before I profits, which have benefitted Pjj!{ 322432) first wrote It," he said, and the idea __________ ATIONAL wa a good line. And, in my publisher it went to. Which was for the ______________ recently published from inventory profits, could be _jJ • vulnerable to a 37-25 per cent great, because if that hadn't 'Marathon Man," . qqm . ,. a novel dectine in . 1975. This assumes . . h2ppeneld, I wouldn't have had about a dmirming young MR . . .. . . .. .1 1f",1 .,.-, ~, 6.,il, d, " . ' ---. -,eSSC.fJ ,I-. i man that wholesale prices the cowage to write another who wants to be a great 7 __ in ins. book. I probably would have as well as scbolar but instead to s I become a copywriter," finds himself plunged into a -r4o That first book "didn't do world of violence and sudden probability of a turnaround National' A Furniture Must Sac de ______ - .1 until - odd kit shcrt ratios 000________________________________ much in hardcover but it took death, first came to hill) in =___ W~~_ , • 1965 increase, b'ock -volume either ________ • off in paperback and it made "but rattled around in my head es up 'r increases sharply _______________ ___ _____________ ___________________ enough money (cx- me to writ for year5 iw(ere t et to rn' and ______ ______ w -4" _________ 'cialivc io daily trading another book." Iii four years he I ready to go." 'Ij[I 7i tell volume, and the market moves CHRISTMAS three novels, then Then, he concluded, "when into an oversold condition ___________ turned his hand to the legiti- all comes together,! Write, . *_ It . would appear that we • Mate stage. I collaborated on usually very quickly would require at least another _________________________ two plays ("Blood, Sweat, and I've got it all in my ___I .11____________ head before Stanley Poole" and "A Fam ily I pu t it down. I'll write every ____ ______ $ Affair" and I doctored one, but day, but I'll never read what like it much, especially I've written until I've finished. • ______ ____ 2 FT. 89.9$ al ; rvnivfni -- I :', , ,, , . 4- . - attempting to identify the Herald, wjflj, latest novel, 'Marathon Man,' the out-of-town experience, so rerr.aKs, "I don't enjoy the act and that, of course, colors the words and they may as well be penditures versus the prior of sitting down and writing. way I feel about writing." the best you can produce as well year, reflecting sharp Increases When I do, the muses do not Goldman, who itlives in New as garbage. I don't believe in In unemployment and con. f lVi - . - ==is send their requests to Mr. reversed, we w refrain from Mergo in care of The Evening - rn* but you coirt 9* mWe for your mwwy than we can give you 79,95 '. 3)Size of shopping vehicle, and how to handle credit for gas Work Goldman is a writer •hr there's flint 1 ' ...'.J-. d. I quarter In WiIIehi I b' quicruy ' our doesn't like writing. decline in corporate earnings liked and enjoyed Wig these could." Although he has an in'pres scenes. He then turned to screen- will likel' cmxi. siw list of novels, screenplays Our economic scenario for "But," he says with a smile, plays, which he and other writings to his credit, "a lot Of the time I'm aware "I/X)k." he points out, ,,you,ve 1.075 calls for a slowdown in the 43-year-Old Goldman quietly that what it is ain't got to fill maybe 150 pages with personal consumption ex. . YOU CAN GET CHEAPER HEAT 71/2 H'. ' 2,, '..- ~ , . -~. . _11 I) yet signalled that conditions are rates. once again favorable for exAnyone interested in pandir business activity, receiving our more detailed -- I •. .-- - . .. . ; 7- - - utlior ç 1 . Ir., .. . I' m 1.1~. I " - N. . - - -- INTERIM CITY HALL B!AUTIFUL • - Costs ' - . 14 - #0 Food . Submitted By: NIQIOIASJ MERGO of Hoowtr, inc. - -.~ High shipped 88 to a crate may cost possible leftover money from building complained. "There known as "watching the food," $4.40 per crate from the shopping, goes into the reserve wprp some drawbacks, was created to sove this pr wholesaler, or S cents each, for the next buying cycle, especially in buying vegetables 1cm. Markup on each Item, in Armed with information I that were the day's Retailers some Carrn's group, was a penny per shoppers gather during their market bargain. My family got rniUes may in resent thecornfood item. This provided a cushion t buying hours on new prices for tired of eating broccoli every co-o p t have discovered that cover unforeseen rises in priLes old items, and prices for newly and secon'ry expenses, such requested items, the grip's (lay for a week and the next it really doesn't hurt businemq. week it might be carrots or too Wholesalers, too, were edgy. as gas and parking money for tWIst prepares a mimeo S many oranges. We darted to Now they generally accept it the shopping vehicle. The cil, and drops it off with the girl swap with others we knew in co. they realize that it repre. oranges would, therefore, who works in an office and can op who aiso had too much ofsince sents rear orders. appear on the list for 6 cents run off copies. Any an- another fruit or vegetable," One young woman from a apiece. nouncements or recipes for the Another way to combat this small New Hampshire town Ordering sheets are available group are rilso Included. Copies came about when groups began commented that now, after at Car-rn's house for two days, are delivered to Car-in's house, to exchange recipes and Ups on developing a sense of rapport where the cycle begins all over those hard-to-handle items. I •. Vs. i;vd Of course, shopping does not finds she Is and pay, After all the orders are welcomed each time "There area lot of wrinkles to go smoothly every time. One 1' she shops. in, the individual sheets, and Iron out yet," she admits distribution crew, as a result of 1. moncy,aredelivered to anoth er candidly, "but everyone real- a numerical err "We even have coffee someCooperatives are not new. through a food co-op, Carni or I . -member, whose job it Is to ie we're creating an operation But the neighborly scheme to decided to launch her own. in making times and talk about the out the combine all the shopping list, found itbargains of the day. We're getorders into suited to each member that self with I7 coconuts instead of save money on food each week . % _~-,-__ "There was just so much to -F. , . ting along just great." (Tony by buying in hulk gets further find out. It seemed Impossible ' apples planned for. double- check the money, The valuable as lilac goes on." .1 • ____ A . impetus with each click of the at the start,,, z N 11'. ; I AnoUr problem is theft. master lists and money are -.. _ ,%_ . f, :' . I '. %.' But co-ops do have their pit- co-op in one large city noticed A living in Manhattan, is a supermarket eash register. four-hour miarathon niming '%b' , .11 *11 ,'Tpassed along to shoppers. falls. In a small suburb of th t f 1," of a co-op. He curLaBelle is with friends established a , q_ - . I'll a ood would disappear bet. a. Ordering sheets a pleased pper. She shares 114C IN of operation, go to the Detroit, for example, the an- ween the time It was tli5trilnhtlnn point, a ent:allv- nyances 1)1 everyone receIvin; fd buvin roup:. ('ratin; her eX:rlefls in ctting up a '1 he et their huyin Oil in their apartne:itdropped uk' t luu3c located basement, the same $5 order surfaced lobby and the time each family a Co-op local group to help those in every'two weeks. I1 . - - . -. Aufs.r ekr,r..'m... A,s., I n..,,. . w, s i.uu, Va, Weas ..,,.,t... 4L,,., OperaMET "c u we group ureauiing Unie, They - '"!' would unpack their orders in tion of a dozen families in a "You'd te to "You purchases and deliver to the her explained: nd "You won't be expected to also limited membership to 12 their kitchens. Finally, one 4'distribution po y any int, other mem- get these large, leafy green member realized that the kids medium-sized town, you'll need food you don't want or families, This number allowed bu need," she explains. "Expect theni to place a large enough res bers volunteer time on a things as part of your food in the building and from th e to consider: taurant owners or cooks at based on the most-requested specific afternoon to divide the order. They obviously were neighborhood would stroll problems. But the basic idea is total order for each Item to lar ge institutions and tracked items. Prices are computed by bulk 1) esale suppliers in the purchases into individual food, but we were never 'iUlte through the lobby, lea ving wi simple. We use our strength as qualify for bulk purchase, down sources of supplies, often taking the bulk cost and divid th region,andciaystheyarcopcc; family o orders. a block of consumers. Combine is sure how to eat them" Surplus food Each person researched using the Yellow Pages. "snacks" of fresh fruit, pieces ing it by the number of items or sold to neighbors and friends at Individual grocery orders into g some facts about th e wholesale A niember of a co-op made up of cheese and other items hi d With research completed pounds in the case, carton or an additional markup. Pro- of families in an 2)A baby scale to weigh out master shopping list. Seek out a situation in their locale wi expensive den inside their coats. A new th they prepared a shopping list, bag. For example, or some foods; an ges ceeds from these sales, pl us Eastside Manhattan apartment job for one mem ber, loosely - M NEW FIRE STA " TION I' - . = , Co-ODS - , - - 33V3 A 1f , _02. Ing numbers of ingenuous totals. Buying all the sak items - 04 - - • citizens bandinp together to in the Luperinarkets meant six case the strain on their budgets. or seven shopping trips a week. These are members of tood When a high school friend, now cooperatives in major citi es, in living in New York City, suburbs and In small towns, boasted of 30 per cent savings __________ ____, - - nth ,, ' eight trading sessions to achieve the condiUos above, ::____ probably slightly more. __________ ____ jimWhat could cause the market Webhave to give us the necessary conI(__\ Uy(ormuiatpj -) J ... \ our economic onflook for irn ditlons ' A break below the In summary, p.!'j: o ur view is that ps)chologlcally Important 600 , '91 W75 could prove to be still and 574 Dow levels. another . another difficWtyear for bit of bad news. .. : U.S. economy. Although we Our Investment strategy Project the rate of inflation will remains unchanged m past • decline significantly over the weeks. Specifically, we remain TLJWIML Scbedu1d for cpJ1 by Dcc, 24,fs Winter Springs first months ahead, real output can defend ye regarding purchase Stalitm-Interlm 0t Hall designed by architect Fugleberg-Kocb cityowned building Associates a at $170229. Fire be expected to decline through of industrial stocks, but con. Aagaard'Jergensen Inc. The 4700 sq. It., building wiil house the fire department and ndoffice contracted by at least the second quarter of tinue to advise accurnu!atlon of space for otherci)cnonnd,and wffl be the new yj1gpjace. 19Th. A sharp reduction in in. interest rate sensitive equities. ventorjes and a continued Also, as short-term rates slowdown in capital tx. dedirw, It migh', be prudent for penditures is expected to fur- investors to switch (torn a ther depress real owth, ft portion of their cash Into high should be emphasized that our quality fixed income se-_%intles Successf_ ul A ,1 place to purchase food at wholesale j" The exact system adopted NEW YORK (NEA) depends on the group size, the There seems to be no manna size of the community, time and from heaven to brake the climb energy availabie for volunteer in food prices. Secretary o.f work and members' buying Agriculture Earl Butz is habits, predicting that food prices will In her predominantly Italian. `4 be up 8 to 10 per cent by the end American suburb of about 20,. of 1b, tacked onto price In- 000, Carm discovered that food creases of up to 17 Irr cent this bills for herself, her husband year. and four small children had However, there are increa growe to near-unmanageable - - jj r/. - By TONY VEI.LELA A Diff icult Year %kb... _: I I i I7I . In Numbers= - Savings - - " - Lvtnii hrrald. 5'nUrc'H. - I - - . EDiTOR'S NOTE shot up on zISion H enty on as a whole. A persnn crisis or an unhappy theirdijona to go or the wounded three times Ford's four-mouth President dreny to rescue thepeted!y woun&._'. Silr Midwest city; another was a mitigating circumstances prüitary aim is to reconk p nii1i' fife. Most now seeking hilt, preram is having some no. Now. sonehat trinfr:ifly, litical activists. But sa far, the clemency had and Re Sts, Combat in- state highway patrolman. One hopes will reduce his term of remained in the "We really aren't binding up Iantr;tman's badges, Dis. nivachioed deserter said l ertrd rets. The vung Kruier, 31, finds Jniself in overwhelming number who United States during their alternate service the nation's wounds," o orn- ti men turning themselves in President Ford's clemency pro. chanted, "Hell. no, we won't ivars as fugifivo& Flying and had been fingerprinted the cer said, ref,!rring to President Air Medals. L earen't the Political aeth a an to return to the FBI before getting a year-iong o."appearflrm in saying from prom was designed to atii crican ntreayj the Canada, Sweden and else- not lew who ded Ford's stated purpose for the job driving the U.S. mail to, Reas ns tract. Some. In fact. were Vlet- mho deserted from the artlied where, Aiell, no, we tron,l about6,800nien, must complete program. "Hut we are giving a Questions Raised among other aces, Ft. Ironthain 24 months of I'M- smond chance to a lot of men ham war beroe and the mfl Lary Is wondering it it , tcrnative service" in a civilian who can stop ninnlng and stop Navy Capt. Don J. Roulstone, 15 That has rsed the question, camp. Ford's terms. least or defied the drMt during cone back" on President job. They face jail if caught and being fugitives now and become within the military, whether the ly at fault for their forces Kriner was an Army desert. With Col. Arthur Taylor, the Air chanan of the board, says desertion. eight weeks left befc convicted ter the clemency useful citizen--" Cr; not out of moral conviction President that under for theshortening Ford plar, the Green Machine, as GIs often Force representative on the key Ford's clemency of. offer criteria t expires ne xt month. But "We had a lot of preconceived derisively or a loathing of war and its fe expires on Jan. 31, less than call the military. four-man Joint Alternate &t%• only 100 draft dodgers have ideas about the men we R) JOHN WHEEl.ER slaughter, but because he de- 2 000 nien out of neariv would niitht be at fault for some of the Ice oard. said so many men 2441onth alternative service . 20 -000 AP Nevisfratures Writer cided in 1%8 that the Army had draft I dodgers and deserters of turned themselves in to local see," said the program's desertions because of slowriess held jobs and were paying taxes are length of satisfactory r-y. FT BENJAMIN HARRISON, denied him, unjustly, the right the Vietnam draf I boards since the start of chaplain, Maj. Larry Scott. and ijiftexibility in meeting the and Social Secizity "that it ice before desertion, wheVier era have rren- thePresident's progra Ind. i API- Up to a point, Gene to be with his wife m in Oc. "Those ideas d't hold. We demands of the men. A review nakes ire during a dered. (eel someone in the man served In Southeast tober, Krmer was the kind of man the serious illness, Todiy, he is are finding nature men who of this proWem is planned when authority was Asia and under hostile (ire, not doing The deserters, aLout 12,500 have worked hard to build lives the military proudly popped i ts rmdgingly serving a 10-month medals and decorations, w heth. clemency program ends, job." brass buttons about during the work sentence in a home for the Motivated By Crisis eligible men, must report to this and raise fandlies out there. er the man was wounded and In interviews, some desertersProcessing at Ft. Benjamin ) Army base for processing, They They paid taxes and Vietnaw war. aged in Indianapolis -angry at ted. freque ntly referred to lives Harrison what sort of employment he had is rapid; most men Hew n' radical. He kept his President Ford, angry at the And of those who have come risk capture, court-martial and We'vtv seen policemen, aspidng d uring his absence. out of hiding, only a small per- imprisonient spent "looking over my shoul- are on their way in two days. if they don't doctors hair short without urging, lie military, but anxious to havc (and lawyers, der" or "just waiting for the entjge contend that Politics Jan. 31. iIe here they fill out several Some, out of guilt or a 5Cfl iolunteered for Oree combat his undesirable discharge was the reas Fifteen hundred have businessmen and workingmen man jpoticv) to c(ulle " on they tizd gone surrendered. . Bul. forms, the ninst important of personal honor, had taken upded at the end of his seacome through here." wot. or had defied the drth, n any lived astWshingly nor- being a formal statement to the jo~s in hospitals, or in pro. The military team pro .s a helicopter About 16 per cent served in nial w chief, ten. lives despite the threat of Alternate Scice board. U. officials repvrL Th e nadserter here says crjy about Vietn. grams for the handicapped as a S pec. 5 Knner was decorated The irony posed by Gene Kri. jority say Their many awards arrest and prison, y had n In it each must give his rea- sort of pri vate alternative serv10 per cent of then contend and decorations include Purple One eserr earned his liv- sons for desertiri, wit sort of ice be fore the President earne T j___- ____._. power se ld ow hi Wind, Power Steering and Power S own (c.. (Country Sanford HWY. 17.fl it $ POINTS LONGWD LINCOLN MERCURY __________ PH. 322-4114 W. P. sije,o ______ I - - - �-- . -' ------ _:;.;.;::: Toot - - -•--- -. '' - - - - - - -._ .-__.--- . - - _- _r._P -- 1-_- ----. -- -J-----.- Tksus,i - -. - HerMdSnfordFl - - - - - A,*tr - --- - ._.....L' - --'-TrE---- - t Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ostal9 Cards raln Popu!arity N I ii , America ptat's) Ills a year when card buyers the sender to add his 'neage are exp'cied to show i decided After 1885, the Am'r1can preference (yE uuialgmc market was flooded with theme' Cards bearing ported cards, primaril) Ge religious greetings and man, which imi ta ted the de. traditional messages are e- signs but not the quality petted to follow in popularity, Prang originais They with contemporary and chapthathecouldnotcom pete humorous design themes and ceased pubLicaIon in 1894 coming next in appeal it wasn't , This as the predic tion of Mor- American gectlng card In r Weiss. president of the Na. dustry began and started protional Association of Greeting ducing sentiments for all occaCard Publishers, and group sions Unlike Prang's cards,, vice president of American this generation of cards emphaGreetings Corp sized sentiment rather 11lustration. flation, the continuing political tu-moil, materials shortages - ;- - topped church spires urnnte preference for the tongue.In. at-heart, he predicts a contin- and message. '' i cheek "Poverty" ted deii. mand fovi'r Yulee greeings •Y a pp r card sender Wii:) t't'roach de. t" youngandthe young. with a tender, sensitive design e of humor, Welm sees a sign in cards and messages. ___ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII • ,_.. ows, mind them of less ated. Argentina, Israel, Jap.ui zmd iun Arr1r , . • ~~,' • _____ - FURNISHING I sa i -4MI OUR (~ ;IZEATES % I%- "11 - ~ ~ ~ - _- WE HAVE RECENTLY REMODELED OU ST D • A P.1 R a t says Weis4 and are evident this Christmas prior to 1874, and at year in the new designs which least one Christmas-type card imwporate the familiar and was printed here at that time, it the historical into contem. that porai themes. w asn't until 1874 lithographer Louis Prang L~ ____ .1 ngs WHILE TH E - He cited especially the popu- . - •. 1 j. - j . - ~ I - ,_I -. . II He began selling his cards in as typical of the nostalgia trend the United States and within that is growing ever stronger. Ing out more In the religious card catethan 5 million e.wh Christmas. gory, Weiss sees a trend teward SEMINOLE F~~4A and white velvet brocade with Queen Anne leg 249 - - - - - - DEC. 1* Golden Years Fellowship- meet at 12 noon Luncheon - reservations 'nl% Clubs, 3 SIDED Bxyz Club-meet 1st Baptist Qwrch-Activitles BuildingLongwood -Iast Tuesday of the month-12:30 P.M. -7 - tiz.ft - '-r D .- _____ CentralSen1or u Club_Church of the Nata vi ty_j Mar)-meettheidafld4thThurada)of themonth atiO®&M MOTOROLA U CbWuota Setilor (311= Club- Community Fire H&H-7th Street-Chuluota_meet3rdThurcdayofthe,nonthat6p M Iolden Yean Fetlowhip- m%%pt at Cornmunity United '1ethdI5tChurch-C4lberr) atiionontel5t '%ednesda).of the month-lunchtom -Reservat.ions necessary. Over 50 Club- All Scads Catholic Church--Sanford-meet cveryotherluesdayoftherrictnthat9:3UAM. Sanford &nior Cithens Club- Sanford Civic Center-meet lit Tuesday of the mon th-noon. ;. U= Bk1g.-Ilt. 4X-= W. 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F' 00 -.W -•-.. -- FRENCH AVENUE 322-7953 322-79,52 SINCE 1888 - OPEN 9A,M,5:30p,M, MON.THRUSAT 4f - --. - -- - - -F- - - - - , - -- .- -. - . --- - - - ,. -- . -.- - - - -- - - -- - . 7.. =- - - - - - --- --- - Population and food. Its task is to strengthen the treaty, and the first th ing to do about that is to see that it is observed. • - I INI, - - 7 . ~' -- .. - been nouted -and negotiations now in progress suggest an in- tentlon to go on flouting it. Prominent among the offending suppliers have been Canada and the United States, which are par. ties to the NPT,and France, which is not party but has formally promised to act as if It were one. Prominent among the current of prospective beneficiaries are Egypt, India, Iran, Israel, Japan and South Africa. The deaIs made between these partners are all, of course, said to be of & tremendously peacef ul nature -- and, of course, they all swell the flood of plutonium. - .1 - I I -. F-- -- - .p -- - -- tj i re I I* . , IF I "- ; "A 1144 -- " \ 1 t M - I I% A - %,\~ '7" 1 0 - I - SI I r- t I ' 7 SludcnLi in Wayne Floyd's industrial arU class, at Teague bliddle School, carefully cut out meW stars Lbst can he used as decorations. From left, Diane Furboter, Chris King and Roger MtAIC •IVWU - - -- - Until they are stopped, the non-N IPT countries will see nothing to be gained by adherence, and the 80 countries that have ac. cepted the treaty rind compiled with its terms will become more and more doubtful about i ts alue - PING PONG TABLE SET This ideal family gift includes two pieces of 5/8" x 54" x 60" industrial particle board whh Forest Green basecoat applied to top and edges, Su Hard Glidden NO SKID clear top coat and re enamel stripes. Ready.to.assemble base included. // "I / \1 I .4 - - - 19 9; __-._.-./ / - / ci' GARBAGE DISPOSER -- insulated. Reg. 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'--- NPT safeguards on all their nuclear activities. This pledge has -17 1 (i *'.- :-1 i - _- that pirtieq to th~! treat are p!edved to supply no nuclvar materiaLs or eq ui p ment to countries that h ave not accepted full made many government., turn more eagerly than ever before to I I - . nitionI lrleonie per hd, India Is ur of the world poorest countries; and it is a major recipient of f oreign aid. Indira ,, .t & - opinion was offered about the Gandhi's government chose both to divert resources into the country aiming or nuclear-armed stat us development of a nuclear device and to court the risk of losing would have toim esources, and about th:! iff ationalitY enoughin 0 19 will to affect the now of aid. of seeking that status in a world n which even we two superIndia has forced open th e nuclea r club's door just at the time powers found that the could not make any actual use of their when the sudden and shattering tricrease in world fuel prices has nuclear arms. Atiociated Press News Quit circumstances; (c) ai a legiti. the. U N. by the present governMiter's note How much do mate means of regulating merit of Cambodia led b) (a) you remember about the news births Prince Souvanna Phoumo (b) eek? 11 you score fewer 4. President Ford design--ted Marshal Lon Nol; ic) Prince . , . amwers, you ie orodom hanouk. paperEnergy Resources ..oun .1, . federal survey Oil little more carefully. If you get the Office of Manament and v ictims of violent crime were eight or more rigbt, you rate an Budget; (c) the Federal Ener- more ilkely to be: i a) rich $#A.@$ gy Administration. whites; (b) poor blacks; (c) 1. The first I)emocrat to do." poor People, both black and parliaziezt to approve wh ite dentlal candidacy. H: i (a) asked 9. Nicolae Ceausescu was i.eemergency gs on,,out. Sen. Walter F. Mondale of Mm- lawinS the Irish ican elected to a new five-year term nesota; (b) Son.Henry M. Arm as Secretary General of the IRA' which is air Jackson of Washington; (C)out ' Communist Party, a post NorthernIre. Sen Morris R. Udall of Arizona. land; (b) both Northern IkIeWW equivalent to absolute ruler, o(: (c) by (a) Bulgaria;(b) Rumania; (c) 2. Prime hli.rilster Kakuel and the Irish Republic; Hungiry. ranaka of Japan resigned, cit. the Irish Repub!ic. 10 Thee Goovernnn1 vernmen t aning political chaos. He had 03 6 A tentative accord to limit new offensive nuclear arsenal.i program , July1972; (b) January 1970; (C) ked b / 0 I covered with gold linen fabric. Both for only I A 8D ____________________________________________ ,,&gn licUoni or on any other kind of flat.eartherv, it may prove as tragically inadequate as the recent world conferences on ', - METAL STARS W EEKL Y VU 109.95 TRESTLE COFFEE TABLE Ma ple colonial drop leaf. Floor Sample " 1h RyGAYNOR MADDOX soybeana as a protein and inoreto beef. Japanese still The HeraldSerylce, challenge. But It does not want their traditional soy sauce • Beef cattle love them . But In foresee soybeans taking over and bean curd. But more and the United States not enough the protein market. more they are demanding beef citizens have learned to use David H. Stroucl, National steak and roasts. them in cooking to enjoy eating Livestock and Meat Board Experts report that only them. What are they' Soy- pr esident, says: "The soy bean abou t 3 per ce nt of the world's beans, that remarkable protein. burger is looming as tough soybean production currently is packed bean. competition on the horizon. It used as human food. But that We produce three quarters of looks and feels like meat. It per cent is gradually inthe world's supply and keep even may almost smell like creasing. Many of the young half for feeding animals. The meat. That's our challenge. But people following the natural rest we export and that con. meat asa source of protein and food cult use soybeans W stltutes 85 per ce nt of the other nutrients is a more regularly and h-v new ways of world's soybean supply. flavorful and desirable preparing the Europe us our largest bther, product One trnn' m 1 'rs' ' ide then Japan soy In Europe wants fore meat, asoybeanchlllconcaredlsh sauce, bean cakes and noodles too, as its economy adds more for her fitmil Her father said That t,skes about a third of their affluence to many of its it was okay every once in a Imports. The rest goes to citizens. Therefore, soy protein while but he preferr ed steak. feeding animals. is important but the protein Denietria Taylor, food expert All this indicates that man imported from the United and c4litor. reports a mild inprefers red meat fattened on States still ill go more and crease in se of soybeans as a jlf soybeans to eating protein In more Into feeding cattle, ex. direct food. -They taste a lot bean form - even today in the pelts say, than into soybean like other hard beans and peas. face of inflationary prices. cassrroles. Flavorvd intelligently, they are The meat industry accepts Japan, also, is turning more quite acce ptable CHAIn " F _~ 1 - ~,x 259-95 MR. & MRS. CHAIRS a Drawilt, Winter Springs.Senlor Citizen Club- Highands Club Htnis.e .- __ i _.~~NA . A .- s es ex- I. oy eans Challenge A AT $991 SPANISH r Sealy Rest Premier-Mismatched ., . -. - flflanr U & Ow Irrmth at Ist Fed. 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What India exploded was a Country X want ntikes?" ne question that was seldom asked modest amount of the plutonium that is produced during the was: "What reason is there to assume a national governments operation of "Peaceful" nuclear reactors are goino to abandon the h blt equipping th emsel ves with the The non.proliferation treaty (NPT) that was drawn up In 1968 most powerful and came into tifect in IWO has not removed the danger. It has The nat-earth thinking of those complacent years was ex- reduced its scale. ploded, almost literally. by the und test blast that India But the conference tiwt will be held next May to review the set off in the Rajasthan desert last • a) B the measure of treaty's workings will have to face to Stereo & 8-Track Tape Player 8 • IV I 0 . i. With confident scepticism, - - I 4,0~ _. . $L 95 BRAIDED RUGS Approx. siz 9'x12' __% I a s, - - - nt. k~ 0 - INDIA _.-, . 1~~ , _ $ 48Ea. gold with fruitwood top. ~7 - - --- , -;_- DEC. 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This arose not so much because of the conclusion of the non-proliferation tr eity - the rejection of which by half a dozen near-nuclear 10 countries was a plain warning signal -as because of the simple fact that the membership of the "nuclear club" remained static for almost a decade after China • $ Black and gold in Early Casselberr) Sunshine Senior Club- meet at 84 Mark David Blvd -at 10 60 a.m -new club -ever) one welcome NARFEClub-meetatSaferdanbofconceBg. t- In *_ Jmw X , W~A -I Il (.T-k35 Floor Sample--As Is CONTEMPORARY RECLJIYER With P"ddW open wood arm. deep tufteJ tmck with head rea Nylon and vinyl covet- Bv LYLE SUFFIEID $268 __. -:__ ,--I.- :_~~~ . . 0 ) 169.95 WING BACK CHAIR Covered ir. powder blue ---. Ims-_ 'A 'I president of its atomic energy board claimed last July that Its $4 - i - 11 question why the existing nuclear powers should expect anybody else to renounce the arms that they Insis t on retaining Th is at. titude is understa ndable - but it still amounts to fl at-earth thinking. Our crowded planet will becom e an even more perilous place it the number of nuclear powers is multiplied b two, let alone by six To abandon the struggle ag&'st proliferation merely because the nuclear club's original members refus.' to resign would be as senseless as If failure to stamp out tuberculosis KOREA BRAZIL plosion in 1964 A"ood d I I ternational isolation more intense than Israel's" The vice- 88 •• 1 encouraged rather than discouraged. Before and at th e conference, more will be heard of th e familiar complaint that the treaty Is inl'ere'itly unfair and the familiar JAPAN 00% SRAIL •:: had qualified as Me fifth member What if South Africa goes nuclear alter experiencing an in- PUNCH BOWL SET U", . -1,11,417 I :, poor .,ampe __~ - SPAIN l~ PAXJSTAN . .-. unnwshtl in a new round of their old quarrel over Cyprus? What when India next faces China or Pakistan across an acre of e ' -- - and covered in red & black ta pestry . - ... i ~_ -_ - I 1 1 SENIORS 100" long with wood trim 1ir - .. - , " __ I - , ' ' ~ -_ r .- - ,_ i - _ a;- i __ , , t- - cards had been gaining in sett2ngsandsentImentsthatr. call the simplicity of yesteryear popularity since 1843 ThirtyNi .-- - I W_ .. 339.95 SPANISH SOFA __ - ~_ ,- - ., - 6 , produced a line of cards which larity of early Americana with he introdLced in England - cards that feature children in where the custoin of sending old-fashioned dress and rural " - 104111116afisa . _~Irk LuST! THEY FOLLOWING REMODELING SPECIALS: _ 1. 0 Plutoniu_.,, producers. not safeguarded , 1. WN't if GTeece, or Turkey, or both, were nuclear-armcd and ,41 -•• STAllS ominous examples may be found in the recent past and the perspectives for the future. • These innovations continue, ____ ____ WITZ(RLANO FRANCE ____ templates the new dangers in proliferation going mad. Yet0ther novations seen today. Although soire Americans hold of nuclear devices It is the Middle East that comes to mind first shicn one con 1 - Relax in the World's Groatost Chairl M i,,,t. Secord, tl' adherents' willingness to go on being bound by the treaty is liab to be weakened by the sight of non-adherent, and existing nuclear powers alike extending th eir a rsenals, and of non- adherents continuing to obtain benefi ts which ought to be r estr icted to adherent., if comp liance with th e treaty is to be Nuclear dev ice ezrioded - Ar3b hands; but in the Middle East as in other regions there is growirg anxiety nowadays about the risk of guerrillas getting I UR FAMLILY GIVING wars the cus'om of recall them through cards traduced many of the in- • flow long can Ilils last' It is now taken for granted that the Israelis ha".,, made enough piutoruurn for a dozen or so hiroshima-size atomic bombs Thur Arab antagonists have been supplied b) Russia with missiles whnse range makes the whole of Israel a potential target ucIear warheads icr these missiles do not , et seem to be in - chrlstnn . And it was during this period I A RI TAP N r th ere are still a dozen near- nuclear countries that have rejecku the NPT,or have signed the treaty but failed to ratify It, cr . ha7cadhtreu it but are not yet fully covered by safeguards PO'.M(5 N ANALYSIS - t, . • ___ ( '13 .... O.".:........ -;. Thursday, Dec. 5, 1974-5B 'Nuclear ---- . . . 'I-'.'-.:'- producing plutonjm, but these have allowed International safeguards to be applkd Each of the four Israeli Arab wars in the past 6 years has been fought with more sophisticated weapons than the previous one, but so far they have all fallen within the much4tretched definition 'comentJO .*.. ' •. .1y- .,.: - . , ü . . COUfltrje marked on the map, 14 othtrs are or w be soon N H OMES SINCE 1888 A' affords them one opportunity to European counterparts and in- 0 1.' i' • • ~57~~~~~~~~~~~ SOUTHER +1 • ' ____ i...-- •• C.... r. r may, India staged a nuclear test explosion and thus got foot inside the door of the nuclear club. The "near nuclear" countries that are now beli.g watched with I • - 'I -'tht Aincric.m card publishers change of Christmas greetings assumed leade rship over their -. It's Not Too Hard To Join The WL%.Po!d IL.uSt 'ears cards not only at and other energy crisLr prob. greeting Christmas, but throughout the is e.ss, trlcans year, became firmly are yearning tOt things that rebished. 1;1 ~--. -i; ~ . 1 n snow. and similar designs popular in the season the Christ child, the Nativity,messages and - anniversary of the first or 41i Lr 2 inches) ill ustrated on produced Christmas cards in one skk (from 8 to 20 color . P-i- .--ç .- -- .- - _- _ - -.-- -1 - - .- .- �- --S .-------. ---.-- '---------:-. - - - --'--T'- VCMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - - —- ---- -- w. . '0 11 Thursday, Dec. 5 1974-68 BY JEAN PATFESON Women's Editor . Aft V. - I I —a--- . U-.& . Under ____ 7' MiSa __ __ k decades -- Li'i. ___________________ __________________________ ______________________________________________ ______ _____ - - - - - = - , • I Gen. Henry Sheldon Sanford was U.S. Ambassador in Belgium, she decided they 471 _________ '' ' i- - . Polishing the hors d'oeuvres silverware in nake matters more tricky, the broad brocade border was preparation for Saturday night's Champagne Bail almost at th e point of disin. are (from left) Mrs. William (Lucy) Layer, Mrs. _ ---- . - June %%arner (left) is eongratulatid by Marge Heiiie. Ileta Sknia Phi ('its' Council president _________ i_I _____ . ____ _______ By ABIGAIL dinner meeting was held CityCowicjjwashonor&Jforail Dec. 2, at the Cavalier Motor her help. A Christmas corsage Inn spo nsored by the Sanford and centerpiece and a check •Clty Council of Beta Sigma Phi. were given her as thanks. VAN BU R IN . the home of a mutual friend. I liked the young m'n, but his wife :rnply awful! She talks incessantly and never says anth ing . :.i.e is also a phony. She claims to "love" ballet, art, opera, literature you name it, and she's an "ex pert" — but after listening to her for a few minutes, it's apparent she doesn't know much. She is also pushy and her never-e nding chatter is PWIC tuated with obscenities, which I detest. This couple dropped ir. on me without phoning first. I was shocked, but didn't want to be rude. I should have been, because they dropped in on me again, and stayed and stayed and stayed. Then they told me they had bought property very near me because they oved the area! Abby, how do I tell them to please leave me alone? I could tolerate an occasi onal visi t, but when they become nelglilxrsI will be robbed of my cherished privacy. Should I tellhim? Or her? And how do I phrase it? I can't say, "Please forget me. I cannot stand you!" I -. ____ ____________ ,. __ _ ..• -- - . ' . __ GREAT GIFT IDEA * to the point of being th ought anti4ocIal — came up wi th pirates, which are are not kidding. socially acceptable. They DEAR ABBY: Uke so many odws, I never expected to be provide adventure, costumes, meet writing a "Dear Abby" lette r because I thought I had the per swashbuckling, t*it don't fect ks marriage. with objections like tan and I would like to tell every wile whose husband works away from home to go with him because 11 she doesn't, another woman Isaacson, whose firm designs is waiting to step Into her shoes. loys that are licensed to mannMy husband worked away (ruin borne for the last three years, facturera investing as much but he dr'e 100 miles extra every day so he coula as $100,000 in developing a new night at home with me, toy says it's "a business W Well. Ax months ago he started to Call me around 5 pm. any other creative business, saying he was too tired to make the drive home. Finally, he Somebody looks at someftng confessed that he met another woman and he ftk3 hets In love and bets on it, acts on what I betwno,so ee we an call an educated kind of hunch, sharing him. •- f,,. - ".40 - -- • / — f I can't tell you what I have been going through, Abby. I don't "I've spent a life me st Ing what people buyti aIK; what know whether to tell him to stay with her and not come back, or what. My best friend says Ishould kick him out. My slater says to children want and I think share him until he gets tired of her. know," he adds, "You have to Ill ever get m' husband back I will be like Ruth In have that kind of arrogance to the Bib!e should I do? do what I do try to get some. What body to invest a million doll j J.INFLI)JiJDA DEAR J: Don't make &,jy decisions in some idea." regret. You don 't say bow long you've been manje(i, or if tbr Father of two grown Children, are children. (Thai could make a difference.) Get gmteonn. Isaacson got Into the toy field stUng. This Is too heavy to handle alone, ku by chance. You what they think you want to hear. ?eutrogena GIVE A CESSNA GIFT CERTIFICATE From a 55 introductory pI - — ik underdiorred soap. 'i a 0 ver A il The Florida Symphony will immediately following the open Its trumphant Silver concert all members of the Anniversary season on Thur- audience 1I he Invited to sday eveni ng with what — by all odds must be the bigg est remain on hand for a mammoth concert ever scheduled in all Anniversary Party ( ca ke and ' punch for everyone !) and you these 25 years. Guest artist will be the begin to get the idea. - - - - . . . HANDHIANS' WALLPAPER _ 141 pre-pasted pattamal Co1's g.$.t AayIic vtrrØ siifacs No wcndw HaNS-Hang Is one of ow most poI,.d wdcoveiAnd now you can covu yow woes at very handy prIc R.giiarty ptic.d from 5220 per sgI. roll. .4 -- SmEPERFECT' VINYL WAUCLOTh For the man on your list , -rrc!:L-1--1--T.r'I. ----- - 0 Jewel- R.giwty pi%.d from PM per sinus roll. FREE INSULATED LINING! With custom draperies e 1 i1iUVt I; II -- .0 Hun**& 01 COK— - %_ .- , Eont, nt Datent pajamas ' with rich suedci eweereisjt .. platform, is made in Itly not for, but by Nunn Bush. So its too narrow Like other !tanshoes,It'one not Ttal~ that won't pinch. BUS j . 14 i r Sh r . W edding Invitations ' - e 1O''.s OU tø' - - wen paird Itat's 80 del" to a 11041.UP dli 10 Isti. P.i'4 Accent COICtI piSceti hI. - - - - . - DfCOUTffiG? LET SHE1W-WJWAM$Nflp You DOIflfl! \'4 Cirrp., Ii • •• ' .4 --.- - Stevnn.W,U.3ms is yow cixIete Decorating Center, with a trwendc.ua selectio 5\ ,) 104 . 322-3315 mW labft& to ecNm tho "100k** Y(Xi went Out decorating a&tict Is fret, of cowsc -: an silended term cr.ds account, or you can us. Vie charge cards shown below. .Iv'ds. I (formal pane,'ed or fancy embossed) Ilk ."Thank *Napkins green with / 0 0. - -.\ Your Aero Decorators Jane and Wally Philips Fur Storage 319 WEST 13th Sanford, Fl. 4:L i••. *1tiLtLtIl.j IIIU 208 E FIRST ST. PH. 322.0204 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS rummm 5- ,, - - — *Fine Fancy Stationery SHOE STORE SALE END$DlCRMflfil4sh - X . - ------- wp,00" '- lS$3 milde from Wedding Announcements Brown with brow A " FREE watershed cotton insulated i:n ng with ycur perchase of draperies -" 24 hour service! Elegant two-'tone alligator. PICTURE available in 36 colors Now, for one we*k nly. VX 'panted" in -, . One week only! CAMEOCAMEO palmy c SUPER- KEMS"M LATEXIIAbig I — DEAR POLLY — I save plastic ice cream conWiners to hold cookies awl candles I am giving for Christmas gifts. I paste Christmas pictures or paper on the lids. T!ii'y 'ilso are good for holding small odd. shaped gifts like salt and pepper shakers, china animals, etc. Wrap tissue around th em and put in such decorated containers — MRS G (. H drift c1 one of Ro-.says gowns or smartly 208 S. Sanford Ave. Ph. 322-5434 Sanford Serving - UUttL(1I!2 so you can change or - SAVE FUEL COSTS - 11 Vinyl WaH cloth Is stIlçpable, too rnçf.ce p.ttitno vitay. Draperies - ___ Th.y,. st,ki rssiMiti SaAb1•, tool They com in yaw choice of 138 p.-p.s*.d b..uefii pttensi And 310-Psdct Custom DEAR POLLY — and Alma —The hole torn in my child's playpoi =ns very large and my husband worked clear fishing line through both si des the hole and it worked well. What could be stronger than fishing line? MARY M. DEAR ALMA I think your own idea of crocheting a chain stitch that was joined .o the sides of the tear sounds great. For this crochet you could use either the fishing line or the (isherman'stwineassuggested.—POIJ.Y. DEAR FOlLY — On dark mornings l often have to turn the lialits hi the car .n tdi.'n I Ipiitp for work &nrp I tii nftøn n,,Igl forget to turn them off when getting to the office I found W following idea most helpful. I tied a loop in one end of a piece of twine, about 18 Inches long. The loop was placed over the light switch on the car. The other end is laid across the shaft of the steering wheel. When I turn the lights on I wrap the loose end of the twine around rn car keys t wo orthree times so it is j. possible for.-ne to take the keys out of the car without remem- 1OPPIPJG RQJAY PH. 322-3524 S DEAR POI1,Y — Alma wanted to know how to repair a hole in a borrowed wide mesh playpen. At a shop thpt repairs fish nets buy twinesuch as used for repainng tim nets. This comes in white and black and perhaps other colors. My father fixed my playpen with white twine and you can scarcely tell it has been torn. — MRS, G.N. I U- Symphony Celebrates lam right with you. I have received, in one week, three duplicate answers to such a complaint which seems tOps In inefficiency. — POLL?. IN REAR WHILE SANIORD Theatre, Thurulay through Saturday, at 8:30 p.m. each night. Other players include Mary Monroe as Thea Elvsted, and Chuck Aitken as Jorgen Tesman. PRESENT IBSEN - By POLLY CRAMER DEAR MRS.CS.K. Elegant Shoes FREE PARKING 228E. FIRSTST. Gabler," being presented in the Forlda Technological University - - Colorful patio • T2ra Buckley 11eft) plays the title role In Henrik Ibsen's "Hedds PLAYERS - Arrive at the party in a flowing nn Yellowed Plastic? FTU DEAR POILY — My expensive white plastic window and legendary Leontyne Price, Leontyne Pri. , e has made shower curtains have turned yellow. Repeated washing is not the possessor of what critics have brilliant debuts in every major answer. I hope someone has some helpful advice. — M.L.P. called 'the voice of Add to Mme. Price the fact that Opera house Of the world. She the concert's opening number has appeared with the fines t time, a note from a well- known publisher asking me to subicribe to their magazine. I have long been a subsriber and my sub- Will feature the full 14(1-voice scription is paid until Dec. 1976. Paper Is being wast ed and th e Bach Festival Choir in a choral symphony orchestras, and has mails clogged with such unnecessary mail. It sftms that In tj~js rendition of Tchaikovsky.5 ung countless recitals — a I I I (I day of computers they could keep better track of their sub.. "1812 Overture," and that ecstatic critical acclaim. To me this is good example of poor busi ness practice. MRS.C.S.K. holiday highlight. :n'iegrd. __________________________ A count of each chapter's Must She Endure - Many Other Interesting Items -- Annual Valentine Ball in February. POLLY'S POINTERS ed. Be this seasons - ii-il•' votes showed the Central Florida Zoo to be the choice by an overwhelming vote. Plans The Democratic Executive were discussed to begin the Committee of Seminole county work for this annual affair and is hosting a Christmas the charity to be sponsored. A celebration dance at Sailors call has been put Forth for all clubhouse, Sanford, Dec. , clubs, banks and groups to bring forth a King contestant. from 8 P.M. till midnight. celebration 1s open to the public Also discussed at this for a small donation. Reser- meeting were the plans for the vations may be made by calling January All Chapter Luncheon Mrs. Beth Hattaway, 1129 and the float for the Christmas Tuskawilla Road. Parade on Dec. 5. - t more repairs. Bedecked.... dazzled ' cos Inv itat i on *To A Ball ORANGE, CALIF. bcippeufrxis over-civilization like smog, Soot, and air-conditionin g . It's made with only thr roost neul'-al. natural inrr-c1ients. Washing ith it is the l' tIur' i, riini lia,e' Iootmna park. And)ousunggc( __________________________ Sigma the highlight of the meeting and past vice-president of th e Inc the announcement of the charity to be helped by the just £.CiJ. It'S,iC!ear,.jm sh.i di.nej to help you overcome the niceties of - ___________ ________ ___ DEAR ORANGE: Tell THEM that you are In" kind of neighbor and do not appreciate taW who drop In Wash Guesswork Down The Drain Neutro. Does Count member of Xi Epsilon - - tight, and tired, 'flien try tilkna Like IT _________________________________ A - r R1 — . -. NEW YORK (AP) — The play year-oids know this and re- vances in m an ufacturing meth. 'I" world of children is a miniature spond to It." oth, basically they have not reflection of the real world, The trick, the designer points changed, Isaacson Says Amon Isucaon, who h out1iato look ahead, topredJt areinUonsn design. ii,j been Involved In toy designing enough in advance to have the marke ti ng concept, but to a -for the post 30 years. toy developed and ready for the great d°v.ree all toys Tht lifestyles arid atti- market by the tine a trend be. varLatlo'r on the old . tudes of adults change, there is comes an established fact. "As for quote, education, . . a correspondi ng shift in the "%at we have today is quote toys, they're a myth, an -• k area of (0)1 and games, adds movement back to hero wor. intellectual snobbishness," he -. -. the managing panther of the ship, after the antiestabli.sh- declares. "If a child plays wi th -. ' - -- Marvin Glass & Associates de- ment period in the '6os," he a toy, amuses himself, .\ sign firm, goes on. "It's brought back a sizes, manipulates it, he Is get.fa" "EvW)Vdng they see And big re-Aval of Superman, Bat. ting all the education he needs. hew has strong effect on cliii- man and real-life heroes such "Up to a certain age playing dren — the television entertain- as Eve) Knievel." with toys is a child's business; - merit and news programs Qirrent events have also it gives him an Important part -. they're exposed to. ale cofive'r- tributed to the Mgt of friterest 0; his exWence, he learns to sation in the home, what peoplein "family games," Isaacson play with other children, and 6 -. are wear ing. You couldn't sell a notes. Such factors as the econ. older age groups he learns dis, doll with the wrong kind of orny and problems of drugs and cipllne by following the rules in . . . clothing today," Isaacson de- safety In the Street have made playing games. You can't make .. . .. dares, parents eager to have their a game with rules and sell It to " "Fur instance, there's a new children stay at home. iz very young children." doll on the market this)ear that 'fl)Ough toys have become 71w area of games is "where Piratc,add socially accep' hu outfits and equipment to FI)Ore Sophis table' excitemenj to ticated and have in- boys and girls play together a Play play at sports activities like creased greatly b quality with great deal," but tennis, gcdf, baseball. Girls are the improv are still many strictly for boy& nsists here "I'm convinced boys like a lot getting Into sports now and 6- mohfln t6CMqWs and ad- many toy'i strictly for girls and "Everybody In the toy bual. of action, gusto and mayhem. new is hunting for that big toy Toy soldiers, guns and any war that will appeal to both boys toys meet with great and girls," he says. "But you disfavor, and you're on thin ice won't sell man)' football games with cowboys and Indians. So I for iris or Miss America hunted arojnd for a U1ne to for boys. satisfy what Remember how frustrating it the kids want and Care instructions should point o making them highly games -used to be when you came to always be followed stri ctly, flammable. Specifically, soap J I wash a new outfit and you'd particularly with flame- and hard water mineral already thrown away or resistant materials which can deposits can counteract the , t( misplaced the bang tags? You'd often be changed drastically t by - effec of flame retardant take potluck and guess at improper care, often to the finishes on fabrics. the best washing approach? . (ff Well, au that's dif ferent arw. Ji1 )ti 'ri 11 thanks to a ruling by IN Federal Trade Commission. I riircs that care Irawucaonj be permanently attached to thi I garmentona label WWI into stamped onto the garment. the swrjap %OU IC leaves .iur 14cc feeling "% ione ____ Beta Sigma Phi IS Plaguing Grandma __________ _________ ___________ - . '0 Pilot Trkffiir4 - Thursday, Dec. 5,1974-78 Second Street Imports Ch1dr en's Toys Reflect Real Ll*fe Ac ion Flight To Complete - -- ________ ahu e subtle Men, gold, ..-;'j %Voodrow (Vi) Clark and Mrs. Frank (Elizabeth) oul, drapes frame Mrs. Philips and bust of Mebane. Traditionally, a special feature disintegrate the moment city General Sanford In Memorial Library at the cleaning c hemica ls were apChampagne Ball, to be held this year at The Formt, piled. "Practically indestructible," were to be ro-ady for 1:13t week's In Lake Mary, Is the tempting array of hors Fortunately, however, the commented Jane re-opening of the library and d oeuvres prepared from Mutual Concert bulk of the drapes was of a "We would have liked about the two new wings,,, Jane Association board members' favorite recipes, strong wool faille fabric which three weeks to work on 'hem, con tinued. "Add to that it was had weathered the years well, but we had just one week if they the week beforeThanksgiving t 5- . is i did llenge and didn't have much to work with, drapes themselves. legration. The lining did When your face feels as tired as your feet, is it all in your head? could lie using I that taut, & / J' -emghing note than 10 pounds, I 'a S -- I A _ Live / The Thought DEAR ABBY it was not easy to handle, and to CHAMPAGNE • t . would experiment on the odd ninth drape. Fifteen feet in length and I horne roomoftheS.anfordtymewn t!"' . Cf 4 f ' ____________ - heirlooms which once hung In - _______ of ac III caution and speed, Jane and pietel just is minutes before Wally and their helpers were the re-opening library able to get the lovely curtains ceremonies! clean, repaired and Preefl-N they hang in the library table. 'Then came the task of for all to admire, magnificent shortening them and making up re li cs of the past, handsomely the valances as similar as trimmed with heavy rope fringe possible to those pictured in the and woven braid, and yellowed photographs of positioned wi th the help of Sanford family 's Belgium tiebacks in colors emend — the 24-foot ceilinged drawing q S - PH I LA DELPH IA (AP) — "Today about 9.3 million the makings of unprccedented century only 3.7 million single liberateoi female '74-ityle: It's environs has sparked the Going It alone — and liking it — single, divorced and widowed demand for housing geared to women were residing in their Ir.ctri.poliLan Uvin .. _,t .. IIIL catC1 i.uuii in top, dirtultality is the norm For the modern women live alone, maintaining suit the female on her own," own ap!.ztments and homes and ches her fancy. "Seven out of bul!ding. unattached woman, says the their own residences apart reports Marshall C. Dennison, just 3 million divorced and widevery 10 single women dwell in bead of a national real estate from their rdatives. Add to this president of Associated Mor. owed women were out tackling the major cities or their Im. "Much of the emphasis on financing and servicing number about 7 million women tgage Companies, Inc. large lobbies, secretarial servfamilial responsibilities. mediate suburbs. Dennison notes that at mid. organization based here. who head families and you have As for the predilections of the "The reasons: gru ter job op. Ice, swimming pools, recrea. portunities, chance to partici- tional rooms and even roof-top Pate in the diverse life of a gardens stems from the emermetro-center, and conceivably gence of women in the rental a better selection of single men field." — considering that unattached Dennison observes further opt for city life in about that younger !:males If there's one thing nicer than urn season, and getting tighter. — the Unmore than you can afford, haphazard ways of spending, the same proportion.s as worn- der-30 group receiving gifts, it's giving them. Spend money on gifts, but consider the following: — prefer a downAnd families who plan their en," be adds. But before setting out on that exercise caution. It really Is the especially a Families that plan what they spending usually make Where do these women like to town dwelling, high-rise which offers party fawild spending spree, consider a thought that counts, you know. are going to spend, for what, decisions or choices in the light live? "Look A moment: money's tight for just So before you're infl uenced by and when, are generally yward," Denni- cilitiei and an opportunity to better of their family's values, goals, son suggests-. about everyone th is Christmas the Christmas sea.on to spend off financially than those th socialize within the apar tm ent wi needs, wants and resources. "Female renters are a staple complex. Successful money of the high.rise, in-town apart. management may mean sell!. ment market. In recent years, ' There appears to a corrcdiscipline and self-sacrifice, of they have become an important lOtion, however, among women course, but consumers should participant in the con. with a five-figure income procome to terms with their ex- dominium.-purdiase scene as file, increasing years and-or pectatlons and their resources. well. familial duties and selection f Most people can't buy lie 1'ints out that the move- a More quiet r suburban setcveryth ing they want. merit of women into metro- ting. If the price of product is higher than It used to be and you (eel the increase Is tinSomething New justified, don't buy the product. J For Downtown Sanford IiowmuchdoIwant this jkm Ask yourself. Weigh its price against your real need. _____________________ Investigage other alter. _____ 315 E. SECOND S 1.9 ) natives. There may also be a -more economical product that _______ will service the purpose. Pottery - Statues - Candies . Inferior goods, whether they - Old Mexico Imports are high or low priced, often - and you can understand we but it was certainly interesting," Jane commented. wereUy busy." d finally the drapes were Working long hours with hung, the last one being com - -- .1 — uilumated dust and grime they certainly appeared fit only for the dump, ard it as with a certain amount of skepticism tha t Jane ardWally hifli of a Sanford cleanin: busis,undeoktocleanthe heirloom drapes. "We were nervous," Jane adinits, "and very cautious.After careful examination of -. ' i... — • You call that huge — moulderini, 1'°P Of dirty green fabric valuable? one would have been ji.'stified asking LI one had seen the General Sanford Mcmorial Library drapes s ~', weeks ago. W&_ 7Q • I— UZZ0 1 4 Drkirincrl I-II +rri I V __ Rn • A I _ _____ SHINE-UP - --- - -- Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. I fUI ' - .-- -..r-'rs.!-.n...--.--.._..sr-- •; fl I - SHERWIN-WRIIIANS HELPS YOU DO ITALL anrora D.t* .ç .-""v 318 French Ave. Phone 322-1681 wen l '""°"°p'' - Wr$ w ." . the (305) 322.3315 - t �z Z'2 - ___ - _________ .-.#: - . - I - _________________ ivta riIU a na av, w - U - Thursd3f, Dec. 5 i74-•8 -- F;. - -a-.- DR. 1. TV 7:00 (2) To Tell The 6:30 16) Sunrise () Concentration (9) Action Ceniet (13) Zane Grey Theatre 7:00 (2. 1) Today (6) News (9) Bozo (35, 44) Star Trek (3$) Animal World (24) Campuscene (35) Rat Patrol 11:33 (o) Ns (6) Young And (24) Jackpot (9) Password MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise JubIlee 6:10 (2) SunshIne Almanac - 6:30 (35) Big Valley (44) News (24) Villa Alegre game the networks play - Sunday nights from 7:30'8:30. ABC had two other pieces of health hazard. ABC was the first isetwork to work also announced It would harmful, and they are changes. Then CBS and NBC made When CBS disclosed It was IN G I I( )M E AtoPreinouapuu, ___________ in the nusical lantasj' considered by many a thilitary are those of Fred Astair, genius, Is the subject in the Mickey Rooney, Keenan Wynn, fourth biography in the Paul Frees and Joan Gardner, AmerIcan Parade series. Seeni. Santa has been barred Newsrevls and still photos bertown by an unreasonable career from 1939, sshen he was burgernieister because the sworn in as chief of staff. Ben 420orimorigs anrs. ica9. scOb..1 _______________ _________ __________ __________ ___________ ____________ ________ _______ S3tgod se Cba9. 57Uck,.d S8Lcwegoct 13 Prepo.4,on t4R'.1,t, ______________ __________ ______ ___________ BOOvesassere 6lDt$pitPwj l7Svsi I8Bator çadets 0 ro.ct,.. gan'nts 27Cuinssyt 2IEn'gylcofl) 27 Sad Cry tBie-f- 8I'ai'ancity 7P1e'4p.rt 8Wa*ng hut the Welcome Wagon hostess can titake it easier aljust to your new sun.i r MID-NIGHT SHOW ___ Murray Hamilton plays the n.bittered excop wl was ______________________________________________ once Lieutenant ir Stone's part. - hA ______________ _______________ _____ IU 4k -. "U ci, 'wi:. its £j(o.,...g pal:., _____________________________________________ I 14t2Uft4 Over-the-Hill Blues" An aging gang of jeel thieves Is led by Leslie NeiLsen, who plans three last big heists hcfoe his - 43Atncregoii 45Cssis 48 So1,citd. YcurlIost- FRIDTSE ______________________ You arc' hereby notified that a MELANIE C WARD. WHOSE way line a distance of 77$ 93 feet to ii [ P N A P 0 MEUSE ConipLaint to Foreclose Mortgage RESIDENCE IS CITY the point of beginning. OF PETITIONER, AND DEBR'. V has been filed against you and you LIBERT YV ILLE, COUNTY OF MEUSE, RESPONDENT. From the point of beginng describid return South 5$ degrees are reQuired to serve a copy of your LAKE, STATE OF ILLINOIS, AND NOTICE OF ACTION WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS: 07' II" West a distance of 771.9$ feet defenses, if any to it on the Plain TO. DEBRA V. MEUSE ,, NEW Stormy ,• - ,- vesselbutthecaptainre'JjaifTe(J *iboard. The vessel was sitting in about seven feet of water and rt Guard crewmen planned - 327-1517 Casselberry-Winter Springs as seized four as confiscated, the Coast I 1uard said. Tampa, I-ia., bankers with a '. S1IRLEY MILLET 8)49212 - lien on the vessel asked custons officials for permIssion Forest City to - r - - IC boat from Carabelle to Apalachicola, Fin,, for reph's. HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 Deltona - - The federal agents were on tymrri nt - tt'tn rnrnin.f '""w .r _______ '" 7--FUN SHOW- ______ siw : 4i i TheStoryofaGu y's Courage and a ve,I i. .j - - - ____________________________________________________ 4 _______________________ I -. -- - - - - - - 'T - - - - - - - _____ ____________________________ HelP win the race1 special safety precautions, but intluates it is not being done n I%RE ,-- IN "LOVE AT FIRST Rfl'E" --P LU s- . nd runs 6 k: CARTOONS * ,' G s • -- - ' ' . Tima Frt thetwas'B(LLVAC'' 9:00 TMnCam.'WALKING TALL' i_ -_ ALSONow there is P.M. ___________ CAPTAIN APACHE -_____ - uc.rluptltin In a power struggle. Harry's probe also leads bin to ..,... . , - AACH OF DIES P -- F' THE "GAlTON GANG" IS RETURNING THE SPORTSMEN'S DEN WED. PelLet, ownerof conpany that ALL LADIES DRINKS • SO' THE SPORTSMEN'S DEN • That said sale 5 being made to t'apt. I)onal (. Jung All three assigned to ltiit' tery (', 1st Cannon Battalion, l"ield Artillery School hirigade, Le sane batter)' to which Jauissigned. The charges allee that the satisfy the terms of sad Writ Of Eiecu'on ' forcing hut to subu'it to acts of Located On HwY. 1742 a 80,000 acres of land. A' Part Onc ends. harry COflIt across a land-swindle deal, but "wits • tw's.n Dog Track & ill Alit when the conpany 1wyvr is --. their batter)' t'onintander, rlgw was MON., DEC. 2 a pretty divorcee Joanna -- tnconrtectionwiththedeathtwo One (Ii 1971 Dodge Charger, red ci-ks ago of Pvt. Anthony Itay and while in color Tig No. 7 71176. Title 4411411 7nirlgui, 22, of San Jose, Calif. md the undersigned as Sheriff of ('hargtMI uInLsd.l Sern'nule County, Florida, will •t Frederick 0. Rainey, 18, of ii 00 A M. on the 77th day Of Ljc'cemocr, AD. 1911, OttCt tOt sale Mian.i, i- la.: i'vt. Hobert M and sell to the hic,t,est biddel, for lJulgston, 19, of Crewe, Va., cash. subject '0 any end all existing and Pvt, Muriel I.. Cole, 18, of le.ns, st the Front (West) Door of Louisville, K)'., all stationed the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above lii. rt'. 'l'he (-h.lrges were filed by d"scribrd personal property are friend Is murdered, and St;rtig ., - harry's investigation turns bizarre tlTJl Of flutttr and __________________________ v--' - I(eaaonstoKifl"PARTJM0bJ TATII ,' .'a'. __________________ Plaintiff. y Robert C,. Kelly d b a Wooten and AsSociate's. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff l Charged Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following oescribed properfyowned by Robuil Kelly d b a Wooten and 0 FT. Sll,I,, Okia. AP-Three Associates, said property being soldiers have been charged located in Seminole County, Florida, with lelony.nurder and sodomy more par.'icularly described as follows: 0 up to 15,000 at blackjack. He doesn't realize the lady dealer Is being very t"n"rotj' with good rartL utitil 'ti tiu.sbisnd hews up. And all VIII wanted was ciough to buy his own trador4raiL. 10.11 ABC hARRY 0 "Forty titled. Award Management, In '• because of enornlou5 costs. THE PubI,th. Nov. 21, 7$, t't.,tc S. 17. IC, OrangeCounty,FIorida.uponafirial iuigment rendered ifl the aforesaid ct'urt on the 4th day (A November, A D iii, in trial certain casi en Murder _I drinking water in many regions (if the country, Mijor culprit in 10-Il N8('MOVIN' ON "High h(ollers" A little thing like a jlusL' husband upset Wlll.s lucky streak in Las Vegas, He's finIng very well at the t.al.iks, By: Elaine Richarde Deputy Clerk th, led of the County Court of gi_T'li The news special suggests "Br weeks in the Evening Herald. ISeat) Arthur H. tieckwith. Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOT'CE IS HEREBY GIVEN by v'rlue of lhal ectain Writ Of Eaecuton issued riut of arid under Sodomy 41 - ----- ,-. ..---- -L WITNESS my hand arid seal of Respondent, these presents com 5i1d Court on this 11th day of mand you to appear and file your November 1914. Answerorospierdef,nseor p'eadlng (Seal) Arthi,r H Beck-vith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Rano.30 East: ro siim ci , has been filed In the above styled Court by LEPIORA C. DORSEY, Petitioner, arid you are required fiIi your written defense's If any to said actIon wIth the Cier of the above styled Court, and to serve a copy thereof on THOMAS A. SPEER, of Speer & Speer, PetitIoner's attorneys, ., ' ,es'' East, 475.5 feel along road; thence North 33 degrees 26' East, 955.3 feet concrete monument, continue North 32 degrees 76' East NorthlineofsaidSW'4offpi,NE ,,, ttc. West to poInt North 41 degrees 025" East from beginning; thence South 41 degrees 2$' West to 136.1, Sanford, Florida. 32771, before December 73rd AD. 1971, the point of beginning otherwise a (se-fault will be entered Beginarapoint175.sfta5ta bgainstyoufortp,ereliefdernanded ifeeIP4orThoftheSWcorneroftp, in said Petition for Dissolution. sw '. 0 the NE I... Section WITNESS My hand and seal of Township 21 South, Range 30 East; this Court, NovembQr 15th, A.D run South $9 degrees 40' East 1971 fee?, thence North 0 degree's East, 747 feet to concrete (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. monument, continue North o Clerk of Circuit Court .orees 25' rut. 171 fa.t, of Seminole County, Florida Ea;t6.fee By: Lillian T. Jenkins corner of said SW '. of the NE 4 Deputy Clerk thence West to point North 32 degrees 76' East from beginning. Speer I Speer, P.A. Attorneys for Petitioner thence South 32 degrees 26' West Post Office Box point of beginning: Except any portion of the S.enford, Florida 37771 P.ttith: Nov 21 ' described ''tf'y _______ 04 State Road Plo, 436 as 'hat road OEM 177 now exIsts - ___________________________ '" flow 53). ¶ar'o,d. Fla 37711 Last Known Milling Address ID-Do It Yourself iS 1730 Redford Drive, Il-Instructions Atlana, &eorIa, _____ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Travel & Recreation that a action for Dissolution utei-iu _____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 7419MCA.O4-C In rS: ti• Adoption of MATTHEW HOWARD DAYTON NOTICE OF ACTION TO RICHARD M. SULLIVAN I Present address and etuboutt unknown, but w'hos last known address is in care of GERALD A. SULLIVAN. Derry, New Hampshire) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that HOWARD LAPE DAYTON, JR.. arid BEVERLY POLAND DAYTON, his wife, have filed a LOST: Small black female poodle. Ans*ers to "Fluffy" Palmetto Ave. 321 01 - "Don't needs" 5e'rve a u%ef 5 612 Sanford AtIontic Bank Buildin;, Employment - with a Classified Ad from tr _______ 9993 To place ____ ______ I the relief demanded iri the 24-Business Opportunities Petition WITNESS MY hand and seal on 2$-Loans this the 77th day of November, AD. 76-Insurance 1971. (Seal) 77- tnv.slment Oppor?unit,es ________________________ Arthur H Beck*ith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court Rentals Seminole County, Florida Br' Elaine RiCharde . 29-Rooms for Rent Deputy Clerk . .. -- . .. Midonly in their unit day room, .i lounge for off-duty soldiers, during thit' t'arlv bour of Ntiv. 21. They wete alleged to have stuffed paper in the victini' n outh. When they discovered he was dead, the)' allegedly ciinee,iled las tX)d%', John E Polk. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida Publish: Dec. 5. 12. it, 76. 1971 DEl __________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Florida: Btinj • poction of Section 25, TownshIp 21 South, Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida. being more particularly described as follows: ' - 30-Apartments Rent 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Sanford. Florida 3277) 31-ApartmentsRent Furnished PubliSh: Dec 5, I?, 19, 26. 1974 DEl 11 _______________________ tangerines. $j Si) per bushel Rutiel Crumley, 332 0217; it no answer 372 0375 OCE*Ais R4MPkOBSyEq Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage S Free home delivery Sav% Fed Beef. Dress Wegrf Average 230 Per P1 Limited Amount, 372 02t.i 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished 33-Houses Rent Furnished _____________________ - - YES. VIRGINIA. there isa Special Santa Claus fc.r buyers and scIlers IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR 74-31$CP Estate Of CHARLOTTE P. CRESSMAPI, Deceasecj. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to I ie any claims and demancis which you, or either of you. may hive against Said estateintheotficeof ttieClerkof the Circuit Court os the Eighteenth .fudcial Circuit, Seminole County. '0riaa, rrooate UIVI5IOA. in the Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, fOUt calendar months from thç time of the first publication ' 35-Mobile Home Lots ar. YOu'lifind in the Want Ads For Rent .Wange's ma grepqfru,t. 17.00 by up. Horsi arid Rider Store. 2*35 S Sanford Ave. 3237990. 34-Resort Property For Rent NAVEL OPAPIGES.12.so BU Alsoiangermnes 322 6733cr 372 0363 37-Business Property For Rent 3'-Wanted to Rent -- NAVEL ORANGES Real Estate %750Ru 2102 French Ave. ______ .------- 4G-Condominium 41'Houset for Sale 11 42-Mobile Homes 43-Lots and Acreage As Eiec'jtor of sad estate S George P. Stedronsky l South .ake Avenue Orlando, Florida 37101 Attorney for Eieru?or Pubi,h Dec 5. 12. 1971 DEl)? Instructions Enroll for January sewrlq Singer approved dealer 410 C 1st St. 373 s4ei 44-Farms arid Groves -45-Resort Prope!ty flOW - -. __________ F.or Sale ________ Hou5ewvc, earn n 2 hrsn your home, Call 3fl 3270 bet,',ren I tO a m, tot appt 47-Real 'Estate Wanted - -- . . - ___ - Merchandise Good future. Call 53.4 5006, SO-MIscellaneous Demonstrators port time or For Sale 150 a week. Call for interview 53-1 urn 52-Appltan:es . Radio - fuil time 2to3evc'ningsawtel ISO to Household Goods 53-TV RECEPTIONIST, DeLand doctors office, Good typist 14600 Start ._ -. Help Wanted IS 46-Incarte And Investment Property Bank at Winter Park B' S Kenneth C. Sed'ali Vice President arid Trust Officer Ph. 312 JE2 _______ ________________ PARKERS. VALET No Plpericnc.' Stereo Salts 14-Garage - Ru'nmaqe & Marine Equipment 55-Boats Part time SANFORD ORLAcG KENNEL CLUB Evening Herald Rout. Avilab?e inSanforci Short $6-Camping Equipment rnhlc two hours per day. Good car, sh bold arid weekly papr bill is all that is nee(s to get into a very profitable md secure 57-Sports EquIpment 5$-Bicycles Contact The Circulation Dept THE EVENING HERALD _____ Can't put the ci: in the arae s, riO longer needed items with latsif led ad in the Evenng Herald, Dial 322mn or Sit ") , place yours. - -- -___ ------ -. TuE HE PAL (i .. Christmas thopp.ng easier *-.r .',,'.'. ' -,.. You'll livid gift '(seaS for eir', pers on your liSt in t?'i Yl? ' Gift Guide every clay. . Executive Secretary, shorthand dreferred, good work ir'g con ditiori,. ?Aondv.Frid., I to S Good starting pay Fringe benefits 373 550 - WITNESS my hand and eI of said Court on November 72nd, 1971 (Seal) Arthur H. Beck*lth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court BAIDEPIP4OFER, STANLEY J intend toregitfer said name with the fly Martha T Vihlen COHEN, MORTON SILVER, LOUIS Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Deputy Clerk H. DANCHO. JOSEPH P. County, Florida in accordance wfli SHOUVLIPI and DEVEX OF Pnutlip H LOgan the provIsions of the Fictitlt cot SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN Name Statutes, To Wit: Section FICRIDA. NC, a Florida fl poration. CORDON A TAYLOR. P0 BOlt 09 Florida Statutes 1957. 865 WORLD AUTO SALES, and that i dividually; OFt-I 112 S730; pineapdle oranges. 1200. grapefruit.tl 50, _____________________ way line of Lake Howell Boulevard. Laurie A Basin 57-Musical Merchandise State Road 434, a 700 foot right of 1109 Houma Boulevard IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Deputy Clerk way as now established; run thence Metaire, Louisiana 70004 60-Office Equipment EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. (Seal) North U degrees 07' 11" East along YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR And Supplies 5i(s North right of way line a that an action to foreclose a mor SrMINOLE COUNTY John Edward Jones, squre 61-Building Matrialt dS?ane of 77593 feet to the point ci tg&e on the followii.g property if Pp(OBATE DIVISION CARROLL & JONES.P.A. beginning, from the point of Seminole County. Florida: PROBATE NO. 71 N. Highway 1797 62-Lawn and Garden I of 1, UFAf) MAPICR be.ln.lng !t.us dscrIe'j ren,-rn lii 'f. Sl.t, ui UNIT Latselberr5, P'Iorlda 37707 63-Machinery and Tools South U degrees 07' II" West along NUMBER ONE, according to the Attorney GARY FRANK GATLIN for PetItioners Plot thereof as recorded in i'at Said North right of way line deceased Publish - Nov. 21. 71. Dee. 5, t7, 1971 84-Equipment for Rent diStance of 771 95 feet to the East Book 14, PQe 2$, of the publi NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All OEM 121 65-Pets and Supplies rightofwayllneofsaidlaketlow,lI records of Seminole County, Creditors and All Persons Having Boulevard, run thence North 73 Florida; Claims or Demands AqarnO Said 66-Horses Subiect to rrstriction degrees 51' 75" W.t along s.aiil East f record, Estate: been filed NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS right of way line idistance ol 7Ofeet has against you and you YOU are hereby niotitied and e7-Livestock and Poultry NAME STATUTE to a point; run thence North 33 are required to serve a copy of your required to present any claims and 67A-Feed written defenses, if any. to PPsIItip H TO VIHOM IT MAY CONCERN degreei 43' p" OemCnd's which you may have Notice is hereby given that the agjinsttheestateof GARY FRANK 61-Wanted to Buy East adistancqof 1,000 test more Logan, of StIINHOLSER AND or less to the waters of Howell Lake; LOGAN, Attorney for Plaintiff, undersigned, pursuant to the GATLIN. deceased late of Seminole 69-Stamps Coins "Ffrtltious Name Sta$utw' Chapter County, Florida. to the Clerk of run thence In a Southeasterly sos. .ddre'ss ii Post Office tee . Sanford, Florida, and file 70-Swap and Trade $6509, Florida Statute, will register Circuit Court. and file the same in direction along said waters a the with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in duplicate and a's provided in Section distance of 250 feet more or less to a original with the Clerk of the above 71-Antiques Iinewtllchb.arsNorth3degreesOl' styIedCourt0norb,for,,1. and be Seminole County, Florida, 733 16. Florida Statutet in their 49" West from the point of begin. 31, I974; otherwise a ludament may upon receipt of proof of the Offices in the County (ovrttioijse in 12-Auction oublication of this notice, the lic ring; run thence South 2 degreeS 07' be entered against you for the relief Seminole County, FlOrida, within or less to the point of beqioning. engaged iti bt,%ine%s at Pt. No fl-ox Longwood. Seminole County, has been tiled against MICHAEL .1. Florida, under theficlltious name of SHOUVLIPI. as Trustee ad in. 5 - Waterman C. Graham Publish: Nov. 21,8. Dec. 5, 17. 1971 Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, FIida By: Elaine RiCharde CITRUS FRUIT rree ripen, picked to order, Nvais, ' Carroll Burke ASSOCIATION Commence at the intersection of NOTICE OF SUIT the North right of-way line of Lake To Augustus T Basin Howell Lane with the East right of and -. ________________________ ______________________ _______________________ - CIVIL ACTION NO. 74'7141.CA.Q9.0 Petitioners' attorney or em FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND mediately thereafter; cther*is.e a OF default may be entered against you SEMINOLE COUNTY. for tIe relief demanded n the Plaintiff, petition vs WitriMs my hand and official seal AUGUSTUS T. BAZiNandLAURIE of laid Court this 15th dy A. BAZIN, tilt wife November 1974 Defendants Arthur H Bekwith, Jr. - 9 GoodlhingstoEal ______________________ r Records of Seminole County, LOAN ,C'r c,. '? ,r, ___________________ petition in the above styled court for the adoption of the above minor this notice Each (lam or demand child named in that petition, arid you are commanded to serve a copy 01 muSt be in Artng and tiled In duplicate and stoic the place f your written defenses, if EDWARD residence and post t4llce addres3 of any. On JO44 the claimant and must be sworn to JONES. Esquire, Petilioners' is by the clamant, hi agent or at Attorney, whose address tol'ne'i, or the same shall be 'oid. 71 P1 Highway 17-97, Dated at Orlando, Florida. this Less the following described IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Casselberry, Florida 32707, on property which was heretofore EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. 79th day of November, 1974, beforeo.cember 19th, 1971, andfile released from the lien of laid Conibank.Wlnter Park, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the original with tP:e Cterk of ?hi mortgage by Partial Release Cf COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. Court either before formerly The Commercial service on Mortgage as recorded in Official Records Book 951. Page 1262, i'ublic Herild. Call us today! Don't delay! Just di6t 7722611 or *31 - Sanford, Florida, 32771, and file the original 'vith the Clerk of Circuit 18-Help Wanted With the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Court. Sanford. Seminole County, 21-Situations Wanted -.id foq Semi,lp County, FlOcJd*, Florida, on or before the 3rd day Of and serve a copy thereof on January, AD. 1915; otherwise a Financial PubI'h: Nov. 21. Dec. 5, 12. 19, 1974 LOST' U' aluminum fishing boat between 1797 bridge arid Lake Monroe 373 4159 _____ Pelitioner, whoSe address Lost and Found LOST Navy pockCtboQk orount Sunland Estates area Has im rtant PSPIt5 ifl it. Plo guestior asked. Reward 3230172. .. - ______________ Dangercus to Your Health" contan Inating the water supply is the industrial waste dumper. onceeachweekforfourcomecu,iye t971 ___ 44 "Caution: Water May Be Startling and disconceniing, thIs investigative report Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before December 73rd Othefwlsetheatleoationsof the complaint will be taken as con fessd. This Notice shall be Published _____ ______ relIef demanded n the Complaint. MELANIE C. WARD, Wife. a'- "u .bankIng firnis, a Coast Guard spokesman said. ____________ 10.11 CBS CBS REPORTS . ___T::I. written defenses tD it, if any, on waters to a point which bears North Bridges, of Cleveland and Mite, Deputy Clerk The real property coniisting of Post Office Drawer 1, Sanford, approximately twenty-one acres Publish: Nov. 14, 71, 7$. Dec. s. 1974 FlorIda 32771. on or before the 30th situate In Seminole County, Florida, OEHS9 (say of December. AD., 1974. or Defendants, more particularly described as NOTICE OF SUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, oIherwi a defai,'lt will be entered foljs: TOCUIETTITLE .cIn 570 feet South of the NW EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. agtt youP1 THE NAME OF THE STATE corner of the SW WITNESS my hand and official '.i of me IdE '-. of CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OF FLORIDA: IealoftheClefkofth,CircuitCoun 5dlq 7$, Triwnthip fl South, COUNTY. FLORIDA to .tt"e Unknown Defendants Pang. 30 East run asJft - , IVU.,ACTION NO. 74-1$sJ.CA44.S on this 2?rid day of November. AD., . 1971 "at".e above-' thence North 44 degrees 21' East, DIVISION ISeall You and MCII Of you arc' notif!ea 12U.S feet to concrete monument. in re: The Msrfla, cl Arthur p1. Beckwith, Jr following real property b-cated in Husbind, NorthllneofsalcISW',,oftMNEt,, By: Elaine RiCharcte SemInole County, Florida: thence West to point North Deputy Clerk LoIs 7 and I. Block B, West degrees 41' East of beginning, LEPIORA C. DORSEY, Ja", T. Bridges, of Altamont, Heights, Section Three, thence South 67 degrees 41' West t Wife. CLEVELAND I MIlE accOrding to the plat thereof as the point of beginning TO' 'ROY E. DORSEY Attorneys for Petitioner recorded in Piat Book tO. Page 76, Re'sidnce Unknown Begina'apointlol.7fufNorfhof Post Office Drawer z Public Records of Seminole County, YOU ARE NOTIFIED Thet an the Swcornerof the SW iO4 the PIE " ___________ - , Al. ANON FOr famI;es or frienos of r; 8-Eating Places THE MARRIAGE OF: STEVE P. DEP4 127 retirerient. An.ong the victims i. Beveily Garland. Sanford. Flor,00 6-Child Care 7-Motels Hotels taken as admitted and ii judgment The vessel 4 turnedfrorn Caribbean waters, 49212 Altamonte Springs - ________ 'er,Ic PG [ . - 5 Marriage hai been fifed against you by RERPIAROMFItSE 4ndyu re 13-Travel Agencies written defenses, If any, to the Complaint to the Piaintiff' at. torney, Lawrence 0. .ioinson, wtiose address s P.O. Bo 7631, 10$ East Chch Street, Orlando, Florida 37102. and file the original in the and $41,000 in cash, undeclared when the boat re MARILYN GARLANTI brnewt SSRoedsao) ___ _________ _____ FACED WITH A ORtP4xI' PROBLEM Perhaps AtCbI;t .rr1 r'-;,1 ', 31c a line 1-Peronais STEVE R. WARD in Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida. has been filed against y' and you arerequircdtoserveocopyof your ago FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 747O72.CA.O4.F distance of 52.5 feet more or less to Court on or before the 16th day of the *ate of Howell Lake; run December 1974; Otherwise the Cause of the sinking was not n onths - ' ____________________ Free. 644 2027 for "We C,r-' ,I CASE NO. 74ll$4CA13.O MARY KIRKLEY WHITLOCK, ak - MRS. DONALD BELL 5i5nofl 52TM.a 23 __________________________________ - d.'tay' Just dial 37?76' or 4U 9fl To place your low cost i Announcements thenceP4orth23degrees34'"w,it Johnson, Motinger, Trismen I AVENUE. LIBERTYVILLE, aIongsaldEasterlyrlgh?fwayIjne Sharp, PA,, whose address s 100 ILLINOIS 6001$. Aworn Petition for Distolutionof ofLakelftm,IlBoulevardadistance East Robinson Street, Orlando, cif 79502 feet to a point; run thence Flor4a. 37101 and file the original Marriage a VinCul having been North 62 degrees II' 00" East a with the Clerk of the above Styled filed regarding your marriage to - the time but were not injured. The two federal officers were - - IL ! hII 'n't needs" Servejus'il Purpose again when you Sell th'm .th Ciassifird Ad from t Rated For Consecutive IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JL'OICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA If living, and of beginning; run thence ,outh any and all degreIjOl'lç"Eastadi'stanceof unknown heirs at law, legaters, tee?, more or less, to the point of devisees, grartes, successors and beginning Msigns, and all persons and part;ej ORLIANS (AI'i AND THE FOLLOWING Seas, a 70-foot motor claiming by, through, under or DEscRIBED REAL PkOPERTY against the said Oetendants, arid all WHICH INCLUDES ALL OF THE Fin,, theCoast(;uarrl here said Captain Joe Crews and two f11 - Wife Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION ufliclals, sank Wednesday m claiming to have any right, title or the Intracoastal Waterway live interest In and to the premises Involved in this 54Jit. it lIes southwest of Caratielle, Sanfprd - - NASHVILLE RE(OPDING CC) LOOK INt FOR TALENT. 305425 7541 ________________ For further information cati 23 inal record because of the ar- - 530.44U 47AJtw r - _______ Personals Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. right of way as now slablithed); run thence North N degree's Cl' 41" KIRKLEY, if dead, MARGE WILLIAMS Route 4361 I 4 48 Go'sd 5 Wspi ______ - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND PI&ntiff, (\) r r r- r- rr rr- - Defenaants thru 2$ times .. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on November 11th, 1971 1161 Landmark Lane Casseiberry, FlOrida ,'::- ____ - S'lO NBC IRONSIDE "The iiti1 __________ _______ 'fl', - Wnrt Ads' demanded in the complaint or and - ______ T - MARSHALL W, PERRY and MY PA Mitland. Florida 32751 Marhsall W, Perry • smile on YOUr face' 5 F"JP Majorcredltcardshunored. S ITSRI'IILSE ASStfi r RISTAU*AH'T 6' COCkTAIL LOUPIGI Interstate Mall 1GLa(s.d property 2OM.tncn. 22 V'Qdant 24 Browning, for weta. 25Gsrmw, 2BTrrtesaywig 2eFr.rcldtl 3OStd •wu3ite 38oys name 4 Maii one $ wsy Ioviç Nm gSOIIIW.t.I 32 Dd'csI.d Person 3IFei 11Fo,man 2Vot.w,,c _________ __________ _________ tkt't _________ 2tMaaoie ' t'rit M a r,igep price wr,.r, 3 Lines Mintm'jm court on or before Oeember 7) 1971; other'wite a judgment may e The Longer Your Ad RUPIS right of way line of Lake Howell , p LIVE ENTERTAINMENT PLUS A COMPLIMENTARY GSS OF CHAMPAGNE WITH DINNER ________ _____ Thurs..FrL-Sat..Sun. DAUM & SIMMEiWQh, P A Plaintiff, Attorney for Estate tht the Ford administration is siirular to traffic tickets and $20 PER COUPLE __________ burgern elster slipped on a toy Gazzara narrates. duck and broke his funny bone. 9-10 ABC THE STREETS OF 36Ews'g.' 9.10 CBS AMERICAN SAN FRANCISCO "License to PARADE "The General" Gun. 3SYo's'g,Iers Kill" A bitter, revenge-bent 3GWiSdo*'i font-er poll cenan is intent upon NOW SHOWING killing three nun responsible T T r ',o' , i i for the death of his policeman son. Two of the killers already ______ have been dealt with, and the - - third is already marked. ____________________________________ 11:00 _____ _______ C_ lComontpie ___________________________ Florida 32102, and file the Otigiflil eputy Clerk Publiih: Nov 21. 25, Dec 3. 1?. 1971 ____________________________ \ .. 'l"1'ER . . . . 14' _________ _________ _______ ________ - - rmetery Lot. Municipal Cemqtiry, Sanford Very Cheap Call collect, Orlando. $95 1153 8:00 A,M..5:30 P.M. den Berg, Gay & Burke. PA., at CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-2043.CA.04.E In re: the Marriag, of: I I __ ___________ _______________ _________ - J As Administrator Susan C Garrett 1161 Landmark lane \() J,,. u; ii _________ Let's Eat Quartet .. _-- - as been filed against you and you ar regulrtj to serve a copy of your lthru S times.. 41C a line porticvlarly described as follows: Commence at the intersection of - a esistence, John-Boy aiid his father wind up In a brawl. It all begins when John Walton decides to take a job In the city. It n:ean he'll only be _____________________ Dated at SanfJ, FIorda, this 16th day 01 October, 1971 iIIiUIiI $100 fine for possessing lient for users. no further influence on a elevated and avoid bending more ____________________ the third time, ac- Disney"onNBC,ABCwouldbe person's life. I presume that is over. tually, In less than month, better served with an action Zee Cooking SChOOl I fl. If 50, It ma)' not have any sIgnificant down to exercise, midseason. Together, they axed the ABC braintrust huddled permanent injury. Small here of the p.stients with hiatal seven shows. WIthin a week, again. They decided with a fractures that have healed weU he'Ja who ABC was back to Its old tricks, variety hour at CBS, and the VoiCCS ________ COUNTY. that an action to foreclose a mor CARP Eli and SUSAU c. OEM 17$ ilartels .ald the major ap. tgage on the following propefty In GARRETT. DONALD CUBER and ________________________ lie emphasized, however, I,: otherA, explains why Santa George C. Marshall, a NOhe1 Claus cones down chimneys Peace Prize winner, innovator ____ in Street A portIon of Section 7$, Township These exercises are not depressed Into the brain or CBS 'TIlE WALT3NS "The Departure" In a startling the two go to a bar for a are assaulted, but fight back. IS ABC SANTA CLAUS is COMING TO TOWN Rerwi engaging repeat which, among claimant, his agent or attorney, or Book II, PageS, Public Recc,rth of FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA trust ini a strong legal deterr,nt to about 400,000 last year, I3artels 1 visit with John-Boy in the city, Trustees of GuardL'n Mortgage : whether there's a way to end cerned that the number of per- Trustees of Guardian Mortgage ORLANDO. N A. formerly known JOHNSON, PANICO, HUNK cereal in your muscles" and hold them baseball managers with pinch- Sunday nights at 8, but canceled rruldseason replacement, will fractures. If broken benc Is not (13) Bl Rid Sweepstakes S-S (ices of the depar(trient and view was discussed routinely where they had been originally their Hal Linden playing a warmNew York, N.Y. 10019 and ask take it easy. ethers announced hearted New York police for the booklet on diver. You can also get results by Ill order to COUfl captain, and "The Odd ticulosLs. Send 50 cents to cover more rapidly coritractjng a.nci tI'prog11JiTl, the ABC Couple," moved over from cats. relaxing the abdominal mus- crewelflphasizedthefactthatlt Thursday nights to 8:30 on (35) MayLerry RFD (41) Hogan's Heroes 12:30 (2.5) CelebrIty it T ______________________ Deputy Clerk and state the place of reSidence a,4 Lo 3, Block 3, NORTH ORLANDO Publish: Nov. 21, 21 Dec S. 17, 1974 jX)St office address of th claimant TOWNSITE, 4th Addition, (Replat of Baltimore, Maryland DEA is a Justice [)epartntent house has not been involved in situation comedies, "The hot L has been a small revolution in do this either while standing or its schedule, replacing six Sunday nights. while seated In a chair. diets for bo'el problems, showswith new series. Stung by ABC had slotted a pair of You can get sore muscles by cnticism in the past that the Others who need this miceover doing It if you have poor jnicr network programers situation comedies for Sunday maUon can write to me at Travel World (5) FRIDAY t- hange in emphasis," tty. Gun. laurence Silberman CBS' Couple" now will go on Thur. networks have canceled 13 wIth their four new shows. diet, essential to normal bowel least 15 seconds. Then relax and 6:00 (2. 6. S 9) News (13) Sports and AFTERNOON 12:00 (2, 44) News Show MovIe POU (35) Lost In Space (13) Zane Grey (o) Love 01 Life 1:00 (2.5) Tomorrow Wednesday untcuched. January, already shifting and Thursdays. changing her diet. The bnd reasonably diet that she was on was (13) The Detectives 5cares The Fugitive In the Friday night disaster on O slots for some new shows even countermove after CBS made taking over "The Six Million (24) Sesame Strt (44) GiIlian's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza Consequences 12:00 (24) Captioned News muscles by themselves be His doctor said he could par- oof helpful? 'w (44) Leave It Tø Beaver 4:00 (2.8) Sommerset (6) Mery Griffin (44) PhIl Donahue Cartalnrr,ent (24) Man And So "The Six Million Dollar harder. 152 Wahackne Road LIve (6) Now You See (9) Truth 11:30 (2, I) Tonight Show () Movie allowed to participate in ac Marriage (6) Match Game 10:30 (2,8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit (9) 510.000 Pyramid (35) Movie (44) Green Acres 1;:oo (2,6,1,9) News (24) Woman alternative as . Since ABC isa poor thd In the show __ -- INFORMATION DiVISION A (3$) Mister Eø (44) Three Stooges (44) Father Knows 10:00 (2) Movin On (6) CBS Report (b, 9) Billy Graham Harry 0 (24) Nana Fans 1 Tune (6) Jc.ker's Wild (35, 44) World Football fuse traditional start of the "Second night in the week - Tuesday - 3:00 (2, I) An.)-'hr World (33) Florida Lifestyle (44) petticoat (9) Streets of San Francisco By DAN LEWIS skull fracture three years ago. help reduce one's waistline, scordboard. Underdog (44) Leave It To ccn _________________ t,, tnt tt.utr (.UURT OF THE --- INVESTORS, a CASE NO. EIGfrTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SARAH BISSELL GALLOWAY. • Massachusetts busIness trust: CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FLETCHERPROPERTIES,INC,a FLORIDA CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Plainliffs, Florida corporation; and THE PRORATE DIVISION COUNTY. FLORIDA. JACSfljVl, t N*TOHAL CASE NO. CIVIL ACTION NO 74.14MG MICHAEL J. SHCUVLIN, • BANK. a national banking THE LOMAS I UETTLETON ,and you are required to EERP'OCE M. RUEMMER, Trustee and Individually, I ii, COMPANY. a if copy of your written Defendants.Serve d.Iens. Plaintiff Decea tel' L. PHARR aka BERNICE BRUEMMER, NOTICE OF ACTION p • TurnII, Aoner and NOTICE TO pu w. 9ALOE?4HOFER ADPIER Caniels. Attorneys for Plaintiff, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 4497 RlvrSld• Drive DIAL NOTICE OF SUIT who, ddress 5 147 West Lyman CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TO- JAMES P PAUGH and Dayton, Ohio Avenue, Po Office Box I, Winter SAID ESTATE: MINNIE 0 PAUGH. Park, Florda 37759, and file the You and each 01 you are hereby LOUIS H DANCHO Seminole 322•261 1 wife l!u!'-: C! stylid court on or before December claims and demands which you, or view that the project was less than one gram of manCarflieJ, Indiana All parties claiming interests by. 73rd, 1914, Otherwise a ludgment eithercf you, may hive against said through, under oragairst James P launched about three niontha juana, but rescinded the deu. Winter Park . STANLEY J. COHEN may be entered egainst you for the estateintheofficeoftfleci,rkof,h, Paugh and Minnie 0. Paugh. his ago. It was begun after olficia!s slon after Atty. Gen. William B. relief dimandid in the complaint or sacs Stagle Road Circuit Court of the Eighteenth wife, and to all parties having or became alarmed at a -startling Saxbe disapproved. petition. Dayton, Ohio JudicIal Cfrcuit. Semir.oie County, claiming to have any r'utit, title or increase in the number of per. WITNESS my hand and the sell of Florida. Probate DiviSion, in the intefe3t in the real property herein I Orlando 831.9993 Bartels said, however, he CHURCHILL C. CAREY, as one of said Court on 11th November, 1974 Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, described I small amounts of the drug, lC Clerk of the Circuit Court trust notice. Each claim or demand must tgage on the following real property Now, I would like to ask you centiy I read in your column fans won't be able to figure out changes will affect live nights the rival networks on Sundays. (2. 5) The Doct,.rs 2.30 (6) Edge of () Goloen Vøyage Tc . opinions about the satety of on. 'The results are truly fan. conditions, Lives (35) Mothers In Law (44) Tennessee Coming To Town mother has followed tJ Deal (9) Dustys Trail (13) Movie 8:00 (2) SIerra (9) (6) As The World Ti.,rns with (k1rr'f lo) What's My Line l)EAR DR. LAMB - First of the case since your doctor has all, I want to thank you for the told you YOUr SOfl CAfl PlaY information you sent me deal. football. (9) All My Children (5) Today In Florida the Wtute Houe Special Ac. Justice f)epartrnent Is studying tion Office for Drug Abuse Pre. whether to recoflmend stiff venhjon, last month urged an civil lInes rather that1 erimin;il end to criiiijnal penalties. The penaltii's for nrij U.s. attory for the I)Istrict of John R. ilartels Jr., head of CoIujiibj, Earl J. Silbert, at. Drug Erorcenient A(Inhjn. tdlilPied to SP prosecuting (211 Ø!i1 Qat.d Rii Legal Notire - ROGERS, not dividually but as WANT AD Skull Fracture? Search Tcmcrrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot I Dream of JeannIe 6:25 (2) EVENING I 'EV ,, 7'.j' Sc/i Football After 16) 6:15(5) Sunshine Almanac LAAB E. Thursday, Dec 51974-9B _____________________ ________ eMsNuLt COUNTY, FLORIDA TGAGE ti a rig es Stud i ed _____ Evening Her&d, Sanford, Fl Legal Notice - - - w- - - - The of THURSDAY Legal Notico N THE CIRCUIT ______________ _____________________ _____ _______________ _________________________________________________________ - _1.---.--- PHILLIP , CHURCHILL G. CAREY, EUGENE Sanford, FlOrida 32771 1. AMBER, .1. C. TYLER, JR., Attorney for Plaintiff JOHN 0. UIBIE and JOHN H. Publish: Nov 2$. Dec 5, 17, 19, 1971 OFt-I 179 N IC It I MAW It CO C K 1 A I 1 of the first publication hereof, Or th LOUNGE & PAt.,KAGE GOODS same will be barred. un4r which I am engaged in Iiledat Sanford Florida, thi's 17th tusiness at Interstate Mall I 41 136 dy of November. 1971. in the City 01 Altamonte Springs Lillian I Ga?fin Florida As Admirtistratrw That the party interested in 'said Ptiillip H. Logan tusinest enterprise ii as follows: Of SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN BALl ENTERPRISES, INC. Dated at Orlando. Orange County. Fionida, November 15th, 1971 PubliSh' Nov. 2). 71. Dec. 5, 12, 1971 flrse 151 Attorneys at Law Attorney for Administrat,ix DIII -- . - - 1$-Campers . ttii . _ Travel . Trailers 17-Junk Cars - - s.jttti the money you earn AVON. 44 3079 seili ________________________ Needed, S laty peO)le whO want fD 76--Auto Repairs Parts - Accessories Removed and - earn V2 an hr &uosii'aei Rtli. Shop theeasy way -. toctey's Classified c.a fr'rn ,,-r easy chair. 75-Motorcycles 19-Trucks 317 We's) First Street Sanf9rd. Florida 32771 PubliSh Nov 25. Dcc ,_., Trailers 60-Autos for Sale $t-Aton Maturewciman to live wtpi l.lcty Preterbiy ,',tp rj - I '' �- i1f __ V. _ ..-. -- - - - b.-. T . - ktrq(. 'i'xx.jj 18 helpWnted r - Furnished For Rent Sandlewood Villas Geneva, Fla. 32737 ___ WI NI AL .\PA TMF NT HOML S — Coresponden * Are you one hose P"Ople Wo knows 'everyone in town'? •• --.' - Carpet -- Rent Unfurnished _____________________________ 3b & porn. 2 s, orv. central heat air, 7 car garage, references requir 11 It & last 1)00 Stcurlty. CAMP SITES lw rent. Have your second hcme away from hcme by BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN FOR $115 It YOU are ambitious, set' rnotvae'd, looking for t ha t one OppOrtunity to get yo off and running, vestlgafe this unusual business A smill Investment n a wiliing',es !0 work Can provide you with unlimIted earnings. Perfect business for men or women, whatever your baCkgrOund Call 101 127.3555 collect or write GENERAL PERSONAL !ER. Cherokee St. ','rIe?ta. Ga 3Ci(.Ø ______ DOWNTOWN LONGW000 Businen end warouse space. Reasonable iscm 3000 sq It. and Separate office spaces Plenty of Parking Zoned M 1 13) 1710 or 373 037$ FOR SALE: Well secured first 31 Apartments Rent mcwf9S9e worth 14.M Pays over Furnished tJ p-ct.. We also make, buy, or 1411 lr51 & mortgages In. 4 room furnished duplex, 74th St. lit lerested ? Call Bart on B. Pitcher. I last mo plus 130 deposit 1 child. REALTOR I Mortgage Broker, No pets 323341. 727 7$ PIce! rm. ?ra::, ' ..s location. Mature adults Utilities Id d,ppit. 32i M. Senor. 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, 2 car garage, air. shag carpet, sell________________________________________ clean oven. AlmoSt new. AVALOPII APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116 W. 2nd St ORLANDO SANFORD APOPKA 7 Room house recently painted mo 3 De0ar AULS AGENCY Days3fl-717j 3 large rooms, fireplace to Sit by, Small &Cte#g# with d without hamei, Eves 373010$ AnocaIe Broker 11_ vaie,Ia St.. Sanford. 323-1070 04 -- PAYTON _________ with pride _ ____ _______ Houses Rent Furnished I 2&eQrom Acj',,lisOq,I, Pa,5 Aven ue Mobile Park I si s Park Drive. 3fl714 'A I BR. Quiet, Convenient, large ____ - Carpet, drapes, kitchen furniShed, $21,500 ______ and land 34 211 W. 2Slh Mobile Homes Rent CailBart inyeslrn05, beats a lifet Jim -V _ Real Estate S.nger Model 237 Zig 0 Sewing MChin. Reg 1)0993 Sale price, US Singer approved dealer. 7 10 C. lit -.., Si 151.LIII Kids ,. - - _______ -- Your kkn will' be Floated with C.,.wLvy to u$t4p. UOUII from Kn.ght's Shots. 20$ E 1t $t Hunt Realty SEARS telepbOnf"! will be open every night 'til $ thr, De0 no Oil your shopping b'i phone it home 372 1771, _____ will love beautiful how slippers by Daniel Greene from Knigh?'I Shoes.. 200 E, tsr St. -- ')' , - I - etlrl$5 wiTh IrIAU•l $dIw$j,d ,,•u of 15005 $11,705 are m,nsstraI,.,, - -. A?%èttlitC, ~, SANFORD 1-3 BEDROOM APTS. SWIMMING POOL FISHING. BOATING DISPOSALS ,, Mi'S J4JV' ____________ 831.4039 628.2162 A Directory of ____________________ Experts Ready To Serve You ___________________ ______________________________ I — .!' f4aviflg trouble storing summer items? Sell them fast and easy with a Classified Ad. Call 372 241) Interior Exterior Plastering. or 9993 Plaster patching and simulated ,', si at Sanford's orcfiin - - ON RESERVOIR family mobile home community. IlO'.[. Al' PLIhNCE CENTER, 1700 W. 151 5 n733 ---- 11.2.3 - FutltlneGl A;'plancet Sanford Electric Company 7372 Perk Drive, 372 ISo) p.. ul &, you can be a pirf of excWng l' - - Concrete ___ I do patIos, sidewOlki and other crete work 323 4233 alter 1 in. !' I 1) FILL SANTA'S BAG WITH A GIFT FROM OUR YULETIDE GIFT I GUIDE In the Classified section • of The Herald • - ,,.,,.•/ . . OFF AIRPORT BLVD. CARRIAGE COVE miles east 1792. Ph. (305) 323.HI6O Orlill?th, $'f I.229 . or : /t 1 arpentry, Rc'mooeiir'sg Additions. Custom Work Lic-riseij Itond"cj ) ,'%tityl I The Dreyus Interstate Development Corp. _______________ ___________________________ Home Improvements Stat.. Rd. 427, 2.3 I I.l .1 ~, :*,. — _-z ~~, 4.. .. — * S FALL CLEANING "Impac' Wash & Spra klei Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks I roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, muddchbers, wasps & spider webs. 37'? 0397 - Can t put the car in the garage Sell no longer needed stems with a Classified Ad inthe Evening Herald Dial 322 2811 or ali 999) to pace yours APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 2sa7 Far kDrive 177 N65 .fim Rowe Pest Control 7476 Irot1ijo Ave cnnfor(, 322 .i/O , , 1968 Chev. Impala, Transportation . 2 DR., HI, Air, Auto,, Nice $695 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC Ila )lit "of It 911 Sftth S "of IF III O'Iav4o Ph 644 $314 taitl P IS Tr uck )ij flu J 4 ,' steering 373 0436; 323 $632 1969, Volvo Sport Coupe, 1000 S I speed, overdrive, 11595 6444333 - '71 Toyota Mark II. $100 down, assume balance ol$1300 at $67 per mo 327 5342 after 6 p.m. 1960 Oldsmobile station wagon. Works excellent. $7*3 or trade for appliances or whatever. Will accept payment on cash price 1. 291 4315 Open daily 10 3 for consignments or sales Ott the floor. We also buy 1959 Cadillac Runs Real Good, 1)50 323 914,4 DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Nw1 46 West, Sanford Move your old abanelnn..d car FREE. If you will call meatier lpm.377.1$74. 373 5620 75 Cdmper.Travei Trailers 1961 VW 7 - If 322 3021 1971 VW 111 Station Wagon, I automatic, air, exceptionally I clean, low mileage, Call Don Pope, 327-1651. Dealer I 4 "I ~ I (.0 J(dAulons 75 . ~e- I __ .S(P( I. 4. Looks Bad. Runs Good, $350 Tiq'(Mrus Now -lit Stock -..a . Bicycles 59 Musical Merchandise Banjo 4 StrIr7 W'th Case Never Used. $100 or Best Offer. I232li Guitar Gibson ES 123. Hollow booy with F holes Humm buck ins pick up Excellent condition 5175 or best offer. 3771716 FANTASTIC USED CAR BARGAINS .1 $lAoc I$ - 6 Cvi. ----- Auto, -. rrI -..--. : SUPER SPORTS CAR '73 TOYOTA COROLLA 2 Dr., Auto, AC, Mint Condition 2595 '73 FIAT CONVERTIBLE 4.Spet'd, New lop, Beautiful 1795 Orange WWI' . I . - '72 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 Dr. E.ectrlc guitar, never used Perfect for beginner. 150 323 1251 After $ pm l ll - Retail Price Price of 1795 4-Speed, Radio, Red, Office Managers Car Coon B Flat Baritone Horn, $", Also 8 Flat Clarinet taO 3e9 3551 after o 60 Office Equipment And Supplies '71 MAZDA coupr Rotary Engine, 4-Speed 1495 '71 TOYOTA "CELICA" 41-Speed, .Speed, AC. A Buty 1995 __ ~_% -- _. __W 4T _ _~_ lW y. U.".:-LIL-UNCiff =_m -i - - ___ - L _____- - - k 1 ~ . Y N OT~~ . . __ =_ __ ___ - __ - __~=_. - _~=: ____________ W Pe;t Control . Gilt Guide probably has whatever it is -1 __ $1395 1966 Ct'sevelle Malibu, Excellent condition, air condition, power Auction CHRISTMAS? Today's YuleTide 1 lridClCatinQ. ',(Iiti( tankS fill ul,rt, dfive'isays All kinuis of dgjing 3719117 YOu'll IIlikp saying P40. HO. 140, isten you sell your "Don't Needs" with a Classified Ad Just di al 372 2611 or $31 999) and your friendly Classified Gal will help you. Dr., HI, Fully Loaded, 4 - '&A BACKHOE SERVICE Lawn Care - I- - .. 1371 - 3 M Copier model 197. Only I montas Old. $330 cash, will take payments Alterations. on full amount or will rent 1 79* Designing I Dressmaking by experts Singer 4315 approved dealer. 210 E. lit St., 373 6$41 It IOu hav e an eye tor r,11 bull eye theft classified acts WHAT no you WANT FOR e'guiriy Land Clearing Carpentry— Small iob specialists Remodel. Repair, Additions licenwd, Bonded. Insured 10 Yrs E'p 37) 14)3 - IDisposalt ORLANDO 3S..SSSS Swap and Trade oft $790 Sabre, Fury 11,40r., HT, Air, Auto, Gold .......... i959 Lincoln with £30 engine, lust rebuilt. New transmission Best "T Economy Car Pressure Cleaning ewmg - I I Drapes p -, - 1100. 323 12)3 — - -r and Service Duotherm, Quaker, Perfection, and Siegler heaters 13 years experience 372 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 'irrrq'riy I41rr.ftl'5 Ik-tuty NO.)k I , 3191 1' nr 322 5/42 ORD . - PIANO SERVICE' All makes, Intl. Players Tuning . Repair. $639300 I Clean " GREGORY MOBILE HOMES MOBILE WORLO FOX MOBILE HOMES / — — OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 373 5954 Carpentry I •— Heater Cleaning' Beauty Care rent. .- . - W ' SANFORD 323.7oO .t(hfl Bathroom Cabnefi, Counter tops. Sinks Installation -,.a table tttjd C,'sbcll 3729052 4 srn,,l: Clossilieci At ..'iflQt ,) , I retu,ni Try one arid see Call 372 2611 or 53)9993 - , •Ofthwash.rs .;5; A?,i-ORD PLC VEE SERVICE 7311 W Itt St 223 .47I Girls 3 Wh.i Bike Hand Brakes, N ev er Ridden Roofing Auto Repair Pets Keep then, free from Scratching. Fte collars. tags & Invisible collar Sticks from Animal Haven, 'p77 S752 ..-.. wttoaredeartoyov,p.emnapsthree French hor ns, or maybe a prelty Partidge for your potted Pear - - Te Courts •nthing & Boating Gifts for You'll lid in the Want Ads, supplies for the Twelve Days of Christmas - Drums for little Drummer Boys I Carriage Cove features a giant community recreation center complete with meeting and hobby rooms, a 60 foot Swimming pool, a Bedroom Apts. Piano Seryices Remodeling and Repairs. Room additions Fully insured, Good references Jim Trego, 32? 0709 Appliances *Swimming Pont _________ Christmas 4f ,t-ntral Heat & Air Conditioning For trr. estma?e', c.,II (a! Harm s. at St AN S in Sanford 37 58 —_ "" Jf (PV. It' AM Radio, . 1970 Dodge Charger, 2 Dr., HI, Auto, AM Radio, Blue . 143 145 Corvair Dune Buggy. 3100 or trade for bike. 3229171 D 372596) Sports Equipment -- 'hi and companionship, yet at the same time, you maintain your privacy while living in the city of Sanford, INSPECT MODELS BY LAKE ( '" i""7 ,'," - Air Cwiditlonlng Buick Speed, 4 . Equipment Co., nylon canvas. 6"tl', new puce last year, 1601 Will sell f or 1430 327 I4&5 PET REST lN Boarding & Grooming Ph 322 1031 Odd lobs of all types. Carpentry, . family, and every size budget Sanford Rec Vee now has a full line of toppers TrampolIne, commercial, heavy duty, made by American Athletic Pet Care Painting. Cement Wcrk, Light Hauling 3222615. We itivile you to come out, visit this beautiful community and join us for a fun way to live. Cove lrc.r Alt t Of Ideas? Visit E1HELL'S ANTIQUES. I mile west of I-I oid ?ate Rd AS at "76" station, Paola, 377 $811 ______________________________ -Brighten anyone's Ctinish'nas with a Pick A PET FOR CHRISTMAS. The Want Ads arC the best elate to 2Jerling or gold filled Cross from Gwaltney Jt'welen. 1 5 Pa,k _________________________ '.. Home improvements' _________________________ Come home to a new and exciting way of life in the perfect setting month, Year 'round activities, sewer and water are included in your low C - Complete accounting and tax sec vice for small busineSSes Williams Accounting, 372 7U3 1971 . , ROBSON MARINE 7977Hwy 1797 3739141 Accounting Dr., HI, PS, PB, Air, Auto., 2 Ralley Sport, Yellow . Very Nice STILL TIME TO lIE in 1h'st r , , ?imcfor Christmas our wjnt 'sis are full of houses fit for every s':e -.. 72 Boats & Marine Equipment I : : Carriage Cove living for as little a $55 per The Master's Any . Car J7.92 Maitland - 72' Cabin Cruiser, all aluminum Need s little work. First $100 takes DECEMBER 678 1972 Opel Chrome 1969 Mustang. I owner, low mileage, loaded Stamps. Coins Torino 500, Beautiful Mint Green. Only 32,000 Miles 1971 estates. etc. I — 1971 1911 Must,,riu convertible. t.,e.'su'?f baby blue - GARAGE SALE: Saturday III Sun, 9. 3 111 Larkwood Drive 1,000 pocket novels, clothes, furflishitSgS. Misc. 57 monthly BUYS - Minor repairs carpentry or painting interior or exterior in your home for cash or trade labor for ap pliance, working auto or what have you Licensed, Ron 129$. 4313 _______________________ ' SUNDAY * (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Will tradi late model Ca' for houseboat Call Stoney Jackson, 372 1411 ______ ______ . USED CAR CLEARANCE Mustang City $50 Down * Wanted to Buy 10 __________________________ _______________________ - ________ Auto., AM.FM, Radio, VW Squareback, New Red Paint .. Autos for Sale 11 - 68 - ____ r. WU0$=iilI ___________________________ tullIn0fspdrfh,qgogd Fthfr.g, Hnt4ng and Camping ac III Sports Shop, Sant r,rd Plata, 5.170 WI - ,3 Garage-Rummage - volleyball court, tot lots, and a teen center. '141 at, J&JyjS 1911 VW 411 Station Wager,, Air, Auto, Radial Tires, Blue Meta tic ....................... 1970Slmrn. re,'si e o'mr ,, 5 1 93 :;, 1 4 , yr old. Sorrel u/etdrg TEN Nt ''11 VIAL b f,14 II ii!?, 7. spirited, $350 Pd.'inry P.''IIer, 831 7442 Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER YARD SALE, Saturday, Dec. 7. All day. Christ Methodist Church, Old Orfando Hwy. Small appliances, misc COVE It 1311 SANTA BARBARA DR. .4 WE BUY AND SELL _______________ Plait fl'1ROflDA H 011iES ific. B ON LAKE JENNIE GIfts for the $ Home ..._i 1977 HONDA 350 CC ECELLEpfl CONDITION $45Q 17)7 $1895 ________ ' 54 Orlando 834-2299 _______ " 1911 VW Super Beetle, Elm Green with Alabaster Interior, Very Clean — 69 AM FM phono, VW Beetle, 4 Speed Lea therette, AM Radio, Marina Blue, Sharp 1972 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 173 3164 80 — Psychedelic light, red velvet front, built in bar. 114993 Hallmark, 1705 W Fairbanks, Winter Park, 647 157. — Take a cue from a Classified Ad and Sell your nolongerneeded pool table! Phone 72226?) or 531 99fl. 55 ____ _______________ \,, Horses - Carriage Cove living brings YOU the best of ooth worlds, . . activ!ty, recreation, friendship .'r._ EXTRA CASH FOR Energy Saveri-(oasteq 331 13 GET CHRISTMAS t selling your gou'3 Speed bicycles from Fi*sl 904 French Ave. 3725751 Used furniture and appliances to Larrys NiW 1 Used Mart, 215 S. The Fight Against InfLation beqfns Sanford Ave., Ph. 3724)37 at Gwaltney JeweIer -quality Select your new furniture from gifts Is for less at 204 5, Park. WILSON MAIER for the best rav :tts for tpie entire family Chrltmas ever, Save on national tAflth Lb-eral trade' ns Free tram 5-hIt' un'3,,e 'tCn't t Q(V1% delivery. Convenient fermi. we full of line furnishinas PHIL give TV SIam,3iIE. Lit St .327 DEERE FURNITURE, W. Hwy 4$ ) ml ,. CO f 4 DeB..'v. Ml 1051. ___-- 41 ( - APARTIflENTS WESTERN WEAR-BOOTS BaIts. moccasirs, billfolds. saddle equipment. Save at the Old Corral WLiJ Western Shop. Il 97, I mile S. It vr and Ofts for all occasiors. triopicef and is't'c 914r.ts "QuAlity at Drso'j1 Pi-i-ce'. CAREFRFL FLOWERS. not S . Orlando tN-ivr, 32-3 tIl 1? player, Super BestI, 4 Speed, Laathrette, Beautiful Red, 26,000 Miles 1973 VW 1969 66 For used furniture, dppliances,tools cc?. Buy I or 1001 itcms.Larry's Mart, 71S Sanford, Ave. Repossessed stereo console S track 1 As%geaI,fl&1ora f Teka Lake Jennie - (OiU SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 1W lit St .--.- ___________ _______________ _ , 1~ TODAY'S CLASSIFIED ADS , - FRIDAY, SATURDAY 8 . t F rankiirt Mint items and gold coins f the collector, and lewelry, Tom's Ctnt, 124 C Morse Blvd.. Winter Park, Park £z1t11I - ----. GOLD 'VC got everything fo (,olf,r--clubt Balls, LId5. & Meni ihOt, C'ukstrr jicb,ts, AND 30 pt off on Golf Bags MAyfair Ccsnlr Club Pro 3222W. NEW MANON O•tlftl II Mvtf urged to 1#* us regarding vow I, pu'chasa. 'emj W.am P1ema 1r NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT AND REDUCED MONTHLY PAYMENTS vnr the Farmer, Home Ad - _______ Clean I pretty. $70 Rtafla Dr., 3 BR, electric fireplace, trt tree refrigerator, new roof, lPnced 3600 down. $135 mc. FHA. Owner. F41MrPrice loy full line Lowtit Give a G'f? that IncreaSes in value FRIGIDAIRE, KITC.HEU AID, discount petces Lsr*ay Midco. M,YTAG. FEDDERS Ali major Pinerrest Shopping Center appliance's n quality lou -- IA (SANFORD ,/i:\ ~ ____ Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR '72 499) 1919 S French 172 1196,377 754 "- all 'ji IQ-vr yO'.J year .ith a Htpoint Dishwastier. And an Electric Barbecue Grill will make Did top chef. Dck'% AppiLences, 2417 S French 372 743* a sitceme (305) 323.8 I in -. ~_i*< __.il_~ * 0-t-A : 1 # :~,+ ~ -ar~-i r~t~+ A - % _Z_4i&S* _ t,:Z:~~ iii~ for tip - - 'I Stemper Realty T bedroom, by week or 'non$Pt. 7121 Park Dr 372 2110 REALTOR welcome, After Hoursi 3721111 •enc Yard for pets. 3fl.5' 727 3c91 32) 06,11 I , P•.I1$ (,L. S tate Rd. 427,23 FOR PEPSIi y COFFEE AND DONUTS , - SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS V41TH GIFTS (.5 ADVERTISED IN Sales I". 111111ki Dad wIll love luack a Decker or Rockwell Power Tool. & Stanley HInd Tools from Gregory Lum h Maple 4tis choice lot. 7404S Hwy 1791 REALTOR 373 5 771 Gifts H OME aRd reserve your rand Opening -1 Cock a Poodle, female black, 6 wl'. $70 Also 2 older dogs free to good home. 631 9937 TV.Radio.Stereo G ___________ Harold Hall Realty BASS BOAT BARGAINS ROBSON MARINE 7'527OrlandoDrive, 37759$) Buying e I Best lot selection now available in Sanford's finest family park. Come out today .-' ,,I\ . \, at as ow -,-. 0 1 BEDROOM 7 bath home. Only 3 years old Only $26,500. REALTOR 71 Hour Service Beat lnflatcn with low ren t on $7 bedroom mobile hotn In CAMP __ SEMINOLE. 372 4470. — G-w'attniy J,wIr1.. 701 S. Pork Pi3 awideu'tectiono$ Broaches IiL .,p. Shop today! I 322-3103 Sanford, Ft.. -- JOIN US Motorcycles 19/I Honda CLASOr Adult owned marfitained to showroom con dt'on Cleanest bike available Only $700 (priced negotiable). 645 4010 __________________ Rentals from only CAONSTRUCTICIN Via Remodeling weeks, 210 Fairmon;. 227 7219 MOBILE HOME PARK i Now Call For !~ Appointment jJ — 78 , GOLD 53 VW Dasher, 2 Dr. Sedan, Auto. Trans, Air, Super Low Miles Only I,.,, KE'4MORE WASHER, parts, se,-vice', used machines. surroundings. 'a' - 1914 - / I Built With Pride By 2 BEDROOM I bath home In city, Paneledroomsandcared Only $13,950 BROKER 3n 5992 N'ghts 373 1147 or 373 9007_-- Rt'fert'nes required, 1230 mo -- DelMjlit III lady invourtw)me with a Sunbeam small apof6nce from Gregory Lumber, 4th 5. M.1Ie % 64 END OF YEAR SALE! -- You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don' t needs' in the Want Adx CASH 322.4132 Bedroom Suite, 3 Pc with Or Magic Chef bult in double oven, Still ttlopedic mattress, $380 United in carton. Cost $337, will Sacrifice Bedding fl N. Hwy. 1197 01 trade. Poloroid Model 2)0, Casselberry. $31 7000. excellent con,, $3; Kenmore Washer, heavy duty, It lb. all cycles, automatic, $13 373 7150. - - Pets and Supplies rr ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Too prices paid, use, any condition. 6.44 $126, Winter Park. DoublewideRelrigera'or Fr,e,ers Guaranteed. Sanford A CI on 373 7310 A. A. McCIahan or Rene 0 Oil; home 71x40', I betrooms, 7 full ba th s on l'4acrnoflad with river rights ______________________________ __________________________ 261 S. Central Ave. Oviedo - .-. 17 ?70ut'nSjt.&S,n , II]II 292A __________ 1974-11 B __' exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1119 Sanford Ave. Free booed ham.---... I black ..... —_ --i- Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories . . . beautiful wooded __________________ EXTRAORDINAIPE..... No City2ACRES,CLOSE IN ta'e's, Zoned for mobile 2 BEDROOM 1 bath home with Some great gift idt',t in Yuletide home Gift C-uide. It will solve your gift family room. Nice trm. Only 1)1.000. giving problem. NORTON ENGINEERING, INC. ILJ finest 'A ___________ In keeping with the it' __ 1 Christmas Specials 321 0159 Mr. M. C. Hagan, registered la nd surveyor No. 248 with the firm. Also successors to W. B. Heath surveying at 52 W. Broadway, Oviedo. - materials Sez! , toil." corner lot. 1)4.300 furnished association of AfintW)ectiong,4 gifts for the man inyotftlifefromjeatosuits HIS Store for Men. Sanlo"d Plaza of _____ & the 'A in machine. Full automatic Pay balance vs or 10 pay menti of $8 refrigerator frostless, copper. Runs good 175 372 0140 After S. f1 10 Singer 5. - ----- CP'!huahuas. Foi ia!e frten beef Animal Haven Grooming Boardino Kennels 372 5717, GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, windi bobbin GE. -.-- REALTY Stemper -Sroovnhtjse. surveyors serving Seminoh County, announce the '. _______________ _______ _______ / , SEMI.FURNIS;iED _______________ 33 Bedroom upstairs apartment Llghts. water turnished 149 50 Mo. Adults 327 7716 After ','.;m 1911 Hwy it all." See the homes built ---- _____ Reg Real Estate Broker 372-1301, 2410 Hiawatha Ave. at - ______________________ FRESH __ MAITLAND ELLA M/RT - ___ 3 bormnt. Sanforcts beit section, Cash 0, ttrms By Ge,r. Low dOwn pa yment, 3771)95 carpet, fireplace. $715 $34 porcn for storage Adutts, no pets. a month 171.0411 Inc., civil engineers __ IWILSON MAIER FURNITUpE BUY SELL TRADE III 3 1 5 E First %f 177 so V "away from 'A __________ ) _____________________ * Slack & Decker Radial Arm Saw, 2 andsiand __ j Close to everything yet _______ Pool Table, ping pong table, IC Speeds, Surf boards, camper ice box. 373 6077 after 6 p.m. i ll, Dec. Cia4iSIt1ed. Reconditioned Batteries, Ill 93 Chihuahua puppies, AKC, repels asthm a , 150 & up 363 5057. Sofa t Chair. 2 end tables & cocklai table, dinette set, I chairs, chest 37)1291 alter S. 0 Thursday FL I CAOROIL'S FURNITURE 65 . - _....,.0 " "'J~4 it ;, i Sa nf ord up U -. 76 Equipment for Rent Pent [3lt' Lustre Electric Carp" Shampooer for only $1 per day. Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Bed, king sia complete, $120; desk, Ave. 373 9370 135; double bed. 11$; dresser and Drop inbobbin. Zig zag, and) needli niirror, $45; large Early Am position Like new condition. ioli STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46. West 1st coffee table never used, 5: new for UI, balance of $43 cash or St . Sanford now open daily for Z"nith color console, perfect S payments of $10. New warrapty. retail sales AIway a barn lull of condition, 1205. 1 791 £315 good clean used furniture, an __________________ Call Credit Dept tiqurs - TVs. ,)nct apptances -. - - — SANIORD SLW1NG (1141114 Auction every Saturday flight 7.30 30 A East is? St., Santord 372 9111 SI p m. Consignments welcome. For Household Goods Information call rn ___________________________ Eves 069 1146 kULP DECORATORS Pleeda serviceman fast? Check the 109W. 1st St ,Ifl 7335 --------Business Service Ads today. 52 Electric mont, toasters, II 00 ea. Appliances 5oti, 17"hlgh Black, $iz,90, $20 643 1003 _______ ________ Wood Dette Set, table & chairs. As low a s $69.95 At L NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You osco Beds, $70, Home decorations, Open 99, Thanksgiving to Xmas juj f ____________________ ________ opboni t* buy Unfurnished. 7 bdrrri, C en tral Cir, heat, wail wall ANNOUNCEMENT r,-rt for Mcn or, Daf Rvt$ r,' wood Signs for the front of your R.4 w'iltsa e'i. 'wee 4711, JIM DANDY FFED ' i GIFTS + ____________________________ .. SECLUDED and convenient, 3 acres with 3 bedrooms, 7 bath mobile home Terms. $7,90Q JN YU ______________ __________________ ______ Patio, Aluminum framed enclosure minus roof with? doors. $200. 323. T NOLLS STORES There's Near You — OSteen 372 114) _____________________________ Vacuum Cleaners, 115 30; New Sale and massage machine on stand, Cost 1I7 would VII t trade for Sewing machit't- r ¶,)rilit' 37) Aso, I bedroom, )) bath, with central heat and air, wail to wall carpet, garage & cJln Ii fence. old) bedrooms, l' baths on Paved road Payment 1)4711 first mortgage a? 7 per cent. will carry second mortgage at p Cent Excellent buy, $21,100 neighborhood Close to 5Cts3ols. 377742 dt'pQ4t.2Q3E.715t5tC.113730 2nd floor 2 bedroom, kitchen equipped. air I. heat, $145 me. Call cnner, D,ttona, (303) 574 )062 __ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3'I3 Orlando Drive r rtrd cI3 ____________________________ . W,o00 Terms. LOW DOWN Bed-room kitchen equipped in Pinecrt, $150 plus $100 deposit, - 3653823 Agency HANDY TO SHOPpING_ ________ Norton Engineering, MLS 64 l,ausehold Goods - j,,,_ N --- . -. - Earn free Xmas gifts by having a Trad7Ionat styled gold Sofa will Sarah Coventry Jewel V ShOW matching chair, 1 322 5913 eves your home. 373 729) after 6 st 11 lSeachat 2 Months old Vita Master reducing ____________________ 2 be*oomn, air conditioned, wailwall carpet, 1123 me.. plus $50 January — '73. hOUSe for rent with ' 21*40' Barrington,) odr. Must go! No reasonable offer refused. or Name bran, cloth, me never worn, SIZeS 7. I, 9 10 & 17. Also dress thoes, 7$, & purses. Like new. 37) 2130 es east or 17 322 sir. Av*J7j.13a0, ome lots, Living room with fireplace, for mal dining I bedrooms and H&r I'.!ttten, and tamiiy roam All with wall wall Carpet, heat and air, garage j rear. _____________________ I BEDROOM or 7 bedroom Ouplix apartments. FurniShed or unfurn4hea. 50' swimming pool. 4220 S. Orlando Sanford. 3fl33 51 i' ieari c ir'rcss iene Barbed Wire-Hog WireChic k en Wire--rence PostsBUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GORMLY'S, East 16. Sdlforcl . 373 113) - Yr - BOX CAR PRICES 4011 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 brland3 Drive 3222420 Anytime Additions -- REALTOR 641 1791 1315411 After 6 - 30 p Duplex S.arcrø Area, 2 with air. 2133 Month PIUS ISO For Immediate occupancy in Car riaqi A Cove, Sanford's newest mobil home park. I . - - )IOOE 25th 5? 327 $65.5 Corbel Real Estate $150 Mo. 3 BR•Lc Front Bamboo Cove, 1.2 BDRM, Shag, air. Sunny kitchens, playgroun, near .rIfy park & Sanford Plato From '.l10. A)rpo'l Blvd. near Sanford TAFFER REALTY ', - _;!-1 Idowb& low.m. tu vwii,t — - Miscellannous We now have models ready For Complete Details Call REALTOR Associate Julian Stenstrom ______ BALL REALTY side and out. FLI. room, carport. United Real Est a te Assoc. Inc Toll Free67$ 5090 Opm9a m.-9p.m. 1 WELAKA APARTMENTS ___________________________________ 1)1W lit St. - LOVELY two story HOME with 4 bedrooms, two baths, and Flor ida room, two car garage Corner lot. close in. Price $20,500 Terms- For rent with option to buy, ms 2 baths, central heat & air, Call after S — lI2Bdrm. turn oris,fu,. 50 . ,g,2611 Dial the results number. 32and place a fast acting Wart Ad! uiL. __ ___ _____ __ a.ikte R F For Sale Below Wholesale, while they last American of Martinsville. Solid oak bunk beds, 1100 Set; with matching desk, chair. nigh stand, 1200 - i WIT JARS - Qts. - Loans 3 2OrlandD,,373uQ Cleanest neat es t 2 SAN LANTA- REALTORS ?S& Park Or I.. ______________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ I - . 67 Miscejlapiious _________ - __________________________ so Rdng Lawn Mower Excellent COOdEIICO $700 $3-I $691 _____ ________________________ VICES. 710 MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. frr. 1,17 '. CcrmcraI S,intor 12; JfbI Miscellaneous For Sale CIlied Ads are here to heap you tiuy sell, rent or swap at a low cot? lCtuSIieip You Place yours All 32) 761) or 131 999) 19fl Champion 4x)?. 3 Bedrooms In Park In New Smyrna Beech. Low down. Call 27$ 3677. SAN LANTA-BEAUTIFUL POOLI 3 bedroom. 2 bath, I story. Gotta see to appreciate . 149.300 White leaving 116.500. 75 Pct. Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. N ew 2 OR, block, family room, screened porch, close in 111.500 3 d 4 bedroom homes. 1' to 2 baths Priced from 122,550 to $23,100 on large wooded lot. Seller .1 BR frame, 2)04 SummL'rlin. pays all cloSIng cost. A, FHA. Conventional loans, Builder, MOSS I E C. BATEMAN Deltona. 901-7I.27$0. Orlando, Rt'Q 3054731336. Real Estate Broker Business Property so 4~ 10 or 20 acres. desirable location, paved road, trees. Terry Really. REALTOR, 6210711. Mobile Homes 42 ASSOC W. Garnet t Acreage _____________________ bedroom in town. Only $1$,50 For Rent c$5•4 MUST SELL - NEW) BD. 2 BATI HOME, all extras, good location. Make offer. 722 2711 SANFO PARK-HERE'S A BUY! 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, imost new. Only $31.0 __________________________ .'. Business Opportunities ?- rf11IO dw I Lol l 3 Lot, IOO'x660'dppwIh 12'40' house ?raUer, porch. Outhuildng Oak Way (off Sanford 1 111.500 323 1092 after 3 • SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Acreage Classified Ads are here to help you buy. Sell, rent or swap at a low cost let us help you place r OM $143 OU5 c,ii AqPOpT Ill ?611 or 5)1 99?) ----Ttii5 to (iasified Ad, users get 4'J 16,111 last results at a low cost. Try one 3 bedroom, 2 bath, den, pool. Third 41 esesfoi'aIe tod ay! Phone 327 761) or $ 31 addition. Piriecresf, 3100 S. Park. lonit,arm townhouseapt,central 3233104. heat & air, enclosed patio, cloSe in, Ibdrrn, 7 tjith, family room, N000WNPAYMENT convenient to everything, From Lake Mary area,2 bedroom newly Central heat air, low down. I. Yournewcustomhomeonalotof %l $67 i436 127, Acre Realty, REALTORS, tieorated, all kitchen applIances, your choice 321 7750 ,1 drapes, curtains, area rug, heat * * GENEVA GARDENS * * and air, fenced yard N. sewer or 2. Adulti 1$ through retirement I SANFORD water bills 1130 ma. 32 9375 S.rgle story Studio. 1, 2. and 3 4 DORM . 2 BATH. POOL 3. Families or singlet bedroom apartments Pool. Over 1 acre. secluded Setting in city, C.ubhou%e. carpeting, drapes, NORTH )o'xi pool, patio, lots of trees. btchene.guipperJ,centralpeat Possible subsidized monthly RENT PURCHASE PLAN. Several 137,000 Call today LARRY payments air Monthly rentals from $117 50 clean 3 bedroom honie-I. Some SAXON, REALTOR, 3739410 377 7090, 1503 W 75th St . Sanford with air and family rooms $173 tC 5 Contact us; you may Qualify 1750 month. CLIFF JORDAN MT. PLYMOUTH, 3 bedrooms, REALTOR, 1311222. i10'*IW lot, kitchen equipped, a JOHNNY WALKER cozy home inaquiet area 177.500 GENERAL CONTRACTOR FRAPiKLlNARM5APTS For rent with option to buy. 3 FORREST GREENE. IPIC IN C REAL ESTATE, INC lllOFlorciaA., Bedroom, I' bath with pool &oo REALTORS. 3)) 635.3 or 645 J22815T 323 665C 322 71?) %e Take Trades location 901 7O93?. 322 7424 34 . ..- - And iOi • BROKERS Homes, Lots The Herald. - Dupl, 7 bedroom, air conditioned, -adults preferred 372 44)Q Or 373 Real~ • CAMP SEMINOLE 3274170. * I 2 Bedroom A. Commercial Properties co. Days 122 61 71 NightS 372 74 - 372 renting yearly for to* rates at - Sanford Nrslnghrd Convalescent Cetrr c i... ____________________________________ i s ill - ST JOHNS REALTY Stenstrom SANFORD- Lovely modern I bdrm • 1' bath home on large _ fenced corner lot 121,500. Owner will hold mortgage. 372 3791. Want Ads no, are you listing? A wntermont'yland! YOU'LL FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIED pages of _____________________________ Houses - Dupei 2 tedroomt Refrigerator and 5lOy. Adults, no pets. Security. 1007.A Park Ave. * . ____________ Property Resort 36 37 * Heated Pool . ___ I _______________________________ * - ______________________ At Pelt,Jenny Clark,Assoc. 3fl-1591; 322 1U3 Day, Eve. M. UNSWORTH REALTY so W lit St. fl3l.3flM17, For Rent * Recreational Building 5 9 - OW • -.- - .:' ___________________ HUFFMAN REALTY 'Em While New houses ma rural area. No down Payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government suldIzed to Quallflid buyers. Call to S if guuty,, Bolster your Christmas budget Sell ntonger.n items with I Want Ad. Call 7227611 or I)) 99c1 * Dishwasber.Disposal Apartments Rent Unfurnished "Get TraI-t' lot for rent. Plenty room to park big rigs. call 3129142 -- FURNISHED APARTMENT, MELLONVILLE AFTER 3 I 0 . _____________ _______________ 2MobneHnmeSpaccs For Rtnt. N o Pets CAMP SEMINOLE, 317Mm 1 BEDROOM * Clothes Washer-Dryer HousesforSale 141 Ho usesforSale Z.- • Houses They're Hot. _______________ RN, director of Nursing, interested in Ger'atric Apply in Ptfl to 30 — Special Trucker's 2 Bedroom Duplex. Alt Adults No Pets Contact 7312 PatmettoAve. * Range'Refrigerator , 25 - 41 - Evening Herald, — 1 bedroom fuflc..j apartment Actutt,nop,l5 7 1$0 1 7 Bedroom 173 Wk 611 Park Ave,or 323 9237 afteri30 Unfurnished * W/W Shag you art', can tppt' Ind art' interested in Picking up some 'estra money', the Evening and Sunday Herald IS interviewing COrreSpoMents for an areas of Seminole and SOuth Volusia counties An avl0mobile is helpful but not essential The ability to onerate a camera makp the job more ifltctt'51 100 and Profit able Apply at The Herald offices, 300 North French Ave. Sanford PIeae do not tefephone 24 HousesforS, ___________ only. Send resume to P. 0 Box W - 41 -- - 0 ___________ ___ -_ . ::z• FIL'f L:7ZT ____ __ 31 ApartmentsRent 35 MobleHomelots Large .". TI 1 k I -- 30 Apartmentspent restaurant manager or It tii !r.,as ____ ________ _____ _________________ _____________ __ _____ ___ _____ ___ _______ ____ _______ ___________ ________ _________ _____________ Unf urni sh ed fast wii ______________ __ __ __ P&,m -.- -- , - I 7; [iJ -.- -------.----. --. -------, - wail Papering ___________________ PAUL SLATEPI Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential Commercial Free Estimates Pt's 372473 Well Drilling - El.LS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes Wo repair and service STINE MACHINE & )IJPPIY CO J')7 W 2n 5? 122 6.43? . __ BUSINESS To I. T -YOUR il - *, . a I . - . o, -_DIAL --- - . 1. , .:1 -~ . . , .. . . . 2 .. . - I I - I t.ql41- ~' ... - . . . -. . . .1 . - - I~ ~ --:----., . .. It . - -4 z 4 -- '_' . .- - ---- -- .'. .' - '' , ii - --.- - - - '-T'" ' - ' -" -- - __,_- -_ .- -, ]i= �IrAT 1213— Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl. BEETLE - Thursda y, Dec. I974 B AILEY o I TPOU&I-IT '~~U PECIDE'w"' TP04E TI,4E--y Q-11M _ AN'CE PC%N BRIDGE AT WIN WILL 8 (;u uti P/ _______ AIAEAP EAST 4 K 97 ALLEY OOP by Dove Gu. IF HE EVER GE7S HOLD Of: THOSE GUYS, HE'LL WLL 'Em 4J J OPED') FAST FOR A BIG MAN, OSCAR L 1# '___ - , I 0 - CYd tI Both vulnerable Piss 2A South ittiii, his been West Nor1h -- TH riE BORN • OSE b y Art Hamlet, the melancholy 34 Pass Dane, ne ver did anythin g P.is without soliboquming Thus, before playing from £ I;u,h10tild dummy he said himself, 'To ,44 ansom first. 7 . I WART - I P-L By Bill, -rald Staff Writer 'I 4 "So what it I stick you twice in one week! " QI %%hit it,, ~ou do no-A, FUNNY BUSINESS to Construction industry ployment figures were based on workers are the hardest hit data gathered before the end of auto sales EMF_R*EAC9 RE I I DO (IN f $ per nt t cent s area g I winter or young people mb cco the are increase rate to n or n . consistently employed seem to every year, but this year the spurt in a row. After taking 10 [IOU) local and national of- be In the safest position against unemployment among months to rise to 5.4 per cent ficials from last October's 31-i-year they expect the i B u t that's not a l ways true make the situatio v lo o14.8 per cent, the rate In Decem' said ei ther. r. jumped to 58 per cent in Sep. Massive layoffs in the Nationally, the teniber. It then climbe,d an a l abor Although local figures for automobile industry and job Department said the number additional twentl of a per November haven't been losses electrical equipment unemployed An ricans rose by tent In (ktober . compiled, State Employment and textile industries and retail 482,000 last month to a total of Alan Greenspan, chairman 4Manuger Ralph Prescott said trade accounted for most of the 5,979,000. the President's Council of p • job ess ra experienced highest in 13 years. ____________ S • re-entering cent to r,. ' to ' . rate for - diamonds must be well placed Tol)%J-sqI F-STIo\ ln%tcjtj (,I p-a%sing Wwo tnd.. t g,, and told Hamlet re with pdt S if SOUr double urlh dummy's ace clubs and lease F asi pms' ht do u Iii (I I — - There's the rub." liamlet's soliloquy took the Place of the code word ARLM ( __________ • s u OF')R F5S CE5-cMEMJ the of - Roger BdIen By of gainst I State Employment office 'I For whether its better Oh iou,l bid three spades to show the end have attack lh%at he %as inlerriled in a slam and spade suit ' the slings and could lake care of spades. 'our arrows outrageous fortune. see-queen I clubs and king -jack of to per cent from last October fur Seminole County, and from 3.4 for th e metro area. Of totnl local unenmployed, beau) by Increasing unern- the month, Thousands more ploynment. Construction, orkers have ecn lamdoIlsmncc officials inSenilnole County say over 65 per of these are Prescott says, effects "the then, th part due to slumping 'heyexpect1ocaujoblessfjgues "prIma'wage earners" the sences and the trades" which and the nationwide for November to equal a individuals who support the bsequenII a ft e c I coal stnke This Is expected to national increase 5 ce household man ufacturers, push the Job'ess over October. Most of them unemployed are Seasonal workers coming to December even higher. national Increase - from people the job 6 per dunn the per in one market, N The Nove er Increase m non month usually a u t brings national seeking their first job. The the national jobless ra:e in I unemployment l the workers who C represented the third monthly "That's inflation, Man, irillaltomi!" question. in ' ' cent to finesse or not to finesse is the P I East South pass Pass 9 I S v ;ii Unem DIOVM nt I In ['2;i Opening lead—JA6 — 1 dp iss 2V Pass Pass Pa ss •,., I lost he would lose the club, three spades and his partner's :: r I suit himself and lost three West Nonh East - Satiford Firrld3 32771-price 10 Ccnt ounty Sem ino e ' sp4idetnckstowmdupIt same (our odd but lithe finesse 442 - - I K7653 SOUTH I D) *Q64 VAJ97 CAN CA U 411.11:1 have to!ead a spade or club and 083 108 RkSHT' tHE MOVES hES!T..HEY,'\GCOD!MAygEwE \>OME ON _ 67th Year, No 93-Friday, Dec 6, 1974 Hamlet would only lose two spade tricks. Suppose hamlet had taken U club finesse. lilt won wotildhavetoattackthespade V842 1062 \Ou' _ inatter whei c the '..11g was. WEST 4 A 10 83 I _ A After playing that ace of #j974 x! _ clubs Hamlet drew trumps with diree leads; ran off all four diamonds and then led dum. SLOW- W'V GOT TD STOP HIM , _ Ir for the sheer o JA%ILSJA;oBv J, 1: I wh j ust by Dick Turner AL i • - , say of n e en worse, crease to continue J CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS i'Sl CR TO by (EL, r PROMISED THE BOYS IF THEV WON EVERY 35 SPEAKINa AT ,'OUR HIGH GAWE, D GET THE 9EST SCHOOL FXT13ALL PEAKEIR 1.14 THE of DOONESBURY __________________ I AN D NOT EXACTLY ... 1OU RE JREWARDING fl4E 5,' LOST by Garry Trudeau __________________ EVERY a GAME.1 /ley, Y, • - &7xffw rr/ 1 H1 E ALL '( LONG k4ES BEEN1 CALiJNGMEMALENE I ' a _________________ — ) o PEN~FIT? r FER HOT HEAVIES' - -_ ____ _____ ____ Ill - _H I j • BUNNY by HeimdehI & SfhI , 0 W4 It wow wo le Ma No IS •; — I I, .. MASHED POTATO __________________ y ___________________ ONLY 8ECAUSE NK O ThEM AS All Ve ' ( NEED GYM CLOTHES' f 7 , ex. ' ___________________ - and State Sen. Lori Wi6onxith minutes of a Feb. 14 public misleading the public hearing of the leg i s l a ti ve Ile said, delegation. believes that the county The minutes recount the c ommissioners are empire thstss1onbetcen Casselberr building" and thatNts. Wilson is City Atty. Kenneth McIntosh county-government oriented and Altamonte Springs and feels city governments are Councilman Cal Devoney on unnec"sary. the need for, and powers of, the "I was Inislaken about what proposed express way was Included in the expressway authority. authority legislation," he said, Dorfman, was at the meeting adding !hat lie had been when the bill was resented to O\ Do I? . Ir J 1 0 WINTHROP by Dick C.voIH ______________________ 1 ________________________ Sunda by Bob Montana MA r MORE LIKE ATTIC SWEEPINGS ...... , sI E V I- K%i~O NLI HAS T NG SOMETHING A'S Nr7 THESE ARE ANTIQUES.' /119_3~0 oll L PARTY CA44fp OF ;NMAT OD ' KC ABCLW FIND BOtAETHING NICE ABOOLIT 4u YEARS OLD To BRING PART v Cc CAMP ? ridging The Gap B ' _____ ldking WOTT rIf..,rc 'VRE Ti4nJ) Q VEATH Lp r' UP4CLE5 WR T O CONFIRM YOUR IZEFC5AL OF 6ENPIED KNEE: by Crooks & Lawrence %E TUE CC';: 'ERvE io A IFLM'6Hr wjy AFTCR$J, Ti) KEEP Ti11 G4RGOYL T V I 7 I IA O' 1 V IM ER r Tr M 70 TAkx 70 A - J ______________ by Howie II OKAY, A NEW EPNEST - Th b i 111111 WITH Around the CILck Bridge Calendar ......... comics Crossword Puule Dear bb' ane Dr. Iimmb I I AT THIS LAU HOUIR I : OF - PRCIHCTS 108 5A 108 -- SWRT RIBS / J0 PAN fk~,,.,- WT TO MME AT INDIAN DOICER. - - - . - place - Z - Civic Groups Cen tral Florida Zool og ical Society, first place; Sanford Flee t Reserve, second place. Amateur-built commeal float McaIn's Kinder School,firstp la ce; Flagship U.S. nk of S Sanford, second place. - ' - - cities in serving - with - The second amendments came from Sen. Wilson, ac- —' Professionally4milt commercial - I -. cording to the minutes. Iler AW motion, unanimously adopted, was that the county redraft its bill so that the proposed ex. pressway authority would inelude, as members with full voting , rights, not only the fiveman count), commission, but DAN DORFAIAN also two city representatives Vince selected by no less than twoe delegation by Rep. thirds ifivel of the count se ven municipalities. \tmnut of the hearing Ms Wilson's d t Do ft an's concern no about the expressway authority that the two city delegates was directed toward whether could be nominated or secondary road funds would be recommended to the county for obligated to back up an), bppointmant by the cities via a revenue bonds for the p Posed league of Seminole cith--s. Tile tri-county high speed, limited bill. as re-drafted by the count) access bettline to traverse Provides that tile nominaitiows recommend,i Oscoola,Ongc, and Seminole counties, rather than tile received from the cities mus-, be appointed by the com. authority's membership. The legislation, as suLmitted Mission. to the delegation, called for a The CAIO Council of lcaj 11% rntmber authority corn G ov ment members Posed ofcotint} omnmissioners unanimously nominated Winter The need for the legislation is Springs Mayor Troy lland and ou tlined, stressing that without Ike Mary Council member a Seminole au thonit, persons Virginia Mercer is the elI) float - Atlantic National Bank of Sanf ord, firs t place First Fed eral of Mid-Florida, second place. Automobile Page Airways Inc., first Place; Antique Auto Club of America,Florida Region, second place The trophy from Horse and Rider Magazine for the JEI'FREV PAttAK Whoops It Up I Continued on Page 2A) Concerned After Wreck ____ 1. or 77*4 ions once i1s]11 r~L -qr- -ff ss iiulI d i idt Uk rI it II tL IN 111441 ern ________________ ________ -- -_, I F irst Baptist ( hurh of Sanford %% on •- ol .- ' Religious F loot (ategorv r p ct AM 0 . ents oinin ru - By BOB II O 1) lleraldStaff Writer Editorial AA ....... by Frank Hill __________________ 4A . oca. Index - ' -- A spokesman for the sponsoring DItown Business Aumlation, M AI bhnds. marching units and can Participated In the nearly two-mile4orig Nra&. Winners of trophies in parade catiigmcs were: Religious First Baptist Church of Sao, ph ce Pinecrest Hapct Church of Sanford, second fi rst Schools Seminole Hi gh School Future Farmers of 'merica, fi rst p lace , Sanford Christian Sc hool, second i1 ice cx bid' the count' n'imely delegates last week and ltu first uinu ml South mninobe Uut4ir) Ularit) Iiik i betwee n kxal pow er Nike Brantley High Shc'ol qn, \Ico conference representative Orlando Ldgewau r %till be covered with story photos in Sunday's Sports (I I I I C h arity z JL ' o LEK - - thedoubbydlffitlt task bridging not 0111) are I J 6Wk.TQ ii' I ______ on the genera ion gap, but an international generation gap, are Pat and Buddy Atkisson of Longwood, hosts to Finnish exchange student, Kiis Ignatius. Herald Con,espondent Flda Nichols tells on Page 1 of the Sunda Women Section how the At kisson family and Kris finding t key to mutual unders tanding despite differcn'us in age and t 'round. % k W11 to , motion 7WENV? 1 CAAIN EASY on a on FRISCILLI POP I . ---- ' . I WACKET GOING . ___ ' I RNET wi THAT / More Photos on Page 2A t4 V highway. o amendments to the bid were approved at the delegation arrng The fi rst assure that the was presswa authority would not exercise its powers in a way t ha t would create problems for the Its resinls police and fl surreptitious A _____ reneg • - ssa s oun H DONNA FEES hltld Staff provided by Mayor Norman Altamonte Springs Coun. Floyd. cilman Dan Dorfman today Donfman's earlier contention recanted earlier statements t ha t Ms Wilson ed charging the count) with using promise to include two city methods to representatives with the five consolidate governments in county commissioners the Seminole County a the expressway authori ty is refuted prNsway authoty lcgIaUon theleglsIaUonitself,,andby _____ I -_-. \ , I speaking on information r a -. ' 0 j I J FRA N K AN i b T K Ryan W_1 4 / : Build ng mp:re CHARITY,H01I VA MCK-PS FR0,NJ - ye- - . - KOVER_ ., Part1-de See An estimated 35,000 spectators lined downtown Sanford streets Th ursday night to welcome the holiday seI with the annual Sanford Christmas Parade, which was marred by h1tfld(Ufl accident in the lakefront staging area when three Seminole High School students weresuck by acar thatpobicechased to ahaltIOcks ' -' TUMBLEWEED GlaffA PO A i•• . - I'M OFF, J Cl aus for ,. r o __ Chic Young DA&iOO MP. OiT4ES' SECIZE T' ,Vv' Sl-IOfJLD TWAT L WWY ACtE 0$j0 GOTSICKTOOAfAND UPSETO1J SO' : THIS TAKE HIFCZ I EVENNG? PLAICE 35,000 er 10 days to two ministration nnnrnic policies 1975 Orndo meiru was 6.2. weeks, because state estimates It is a lso likely to speed !ionie economistspredic a The metro area includes are based on clai ms data rath. cong ressional passage of new rate of eight per cent by next Seminole, Orange and Osceola than on a sampflng process legisla counties, which the federal government ployed.tion to aid the unezn- summer, a level that has not been approached in the last 25 flat's an increase from 3.5 uses. The November unem. years. -> -- Look Morniii' Here Comes S on a area -- - Ir.. MY f RIONDIE BUGS - in uneni- R&4 A0?awyrA#v7 AU 0174 IF per cent in job losses . r - — - .-. - The sharp re Economic Athisers, predicted comparable to the national national level last mon!h. ployrnent, a reflection of the that the unemployment rate lnrrease. Prescott said that local nation'sdeepenlngrssjon is i1l continue upward unti l it a The jobless rate in Semimle figures for the month of expected to spur changes in ng over 7 per for October was 6.5 per cent, November won't be available President Ford's ad. cent" in the third quzater of while the average rate for the ano th i'fatzs- / f - of ___ SY 70 (UZ&7 OV A I ______________ he anticipates an increase - I' , in ME / ) 1 Prescott ((0(111 Administration d rto t r operation in Orlando Sanford police ticpartriients and problem in local tfiocts toward Butler said 'and drugs FDFA sass thcre is a *indfoundall1nrisofdrugsare the Ora nge, Seminole, Volushi stenming illegal dru g traffic aren't the major problem now "growing problem with drugs readily available. The influx of and Brevard County sheriff's "The big benefit iof Sanford police and the the task in Sanford. He termed central Florida" and Orlando drugs supports a local dg offices to staff the permanent tn." Polk said, "is that 'marijuana sales the biggest Seminole Sheriff's Department had ty., come the third major habit as well as provides a narcotics task force. will fur nish one man each for a dg if we need them in Seminole, we problen, here, but noted there Florida, behind surplus to send to all parts n federally-adininistered cric- Miami and Tampa, primarily Ott, country." Lellore said. Sem inole Sheriff J )t n Polk tan get them to come in for an are definitely n heroin and kdown on illegal drugs in the because of the tourLst traffic said todav that this 1 Polk an d San f ord Police Chief ouch of Normally, we would h entral Florida area beginning through the Jelport at NILCOY the local probleiti is a of illegal drug 11en Butler said the agents the JuIit a district office, but we fel oy next n'onth. according "spill over" froti. Orlan(jo, Federal narcotics t affic. Polk said heroin and F ur nish the IfrUg problem here Justifie5 paid ,ten.. sates oversh adow Both departnenLs will fura tasl force," Le Pore said, We those of ni-rijwina in Seminole. by the local but The fltS federal distri nish one ii.an full time for the "Orlando 14is become a hub ~k!ll fight all levels of drug equ cxPI and pment permanent task force that will of 4 1rug act"Vitv," said agent traffic Polk called the federal task federally funded. from the street leVel sweep an area from Flaglei John LePore, wiho will Wad the to the smugglers." force "a big boost in our light "With this effort, believe we provided by the I~lw Enfor. Beach on the north to South FDEA's office that wifl open against drugs," noting that can clean up the drug problen, c c ni e n I A s s I S t a r L. k. In addition to federal rs-I federal money w 11 be used by Ilreard Count, 6 in Orlando in Seviinate," Butler said, "dnd AdiviniStration. LePore sao, 14 local o ffi cers being make "buys." l. the then I tnk we can keep the afl(1 will 1 F ederal Dnnz n(or. %e toiduct ed a test un re, ruittd from the Orlando and p be th e fourth nifIce IIn l(j Ii i j"u i hi n b1 ri t a III I I , in force Hospital center In 8A 5B 48 ' , - Women's 114-38 BA I to now PROJECTION is rmAT A ' ' i ________ ________ Rf OUT DE Yesterday's high 73 low this rnwalng 33. Partly cloudy and a little 'Karmer through with a t'tinre of showers Saturday, Complete details page SA. • 0 _ . . are -- - agents to __________ - - - - -- - - - - - - ------------------ -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 05, 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/f420777079f6d5b5bd875e6969b130f9.pdf 29b615ed5de9b00a19d48566784848cb PDF Text Text 6D—Evening Herald Thursday, July 25, 1974 Chase Not Wild At Goose Meet usic Gets R ia Of ¶ Bi y OCEANVII.[.E, N.J. (AP) — Man Zelley, assista nt manager ables th e refuge staff to band all The main beneficiary of the adults, after having their band ou called ha wild goose of the refuge near Atlantic City. unbanded geese and record th roundup was the numbers read, were passed e chase. you wouldn't he far "It's a me= for us to keep numbers of geese previously and Fresh Water Fish Commis. WrOng, the goose population from get- banded. That way refuge. After an in. sion. As in the four years preBut if you watch closely, ting beyond the carrying capac. biologists are able, towildlife ' keen VIOUS, the coinmissioti.sent a dignant ruffle of fea th ers, mu3t there seems a surprising ity we have here, particularly traveling anj car and trailer to the roundup, waddled off quickiy into the tall of amount of organization, an al. in winter," he said, esplaining nesting habits of the geese. and headed south at the end of grass. most military precision as 40 that most of the goslings roundNearly all of the adult geese the morning's activities with people chase birds through the ed up would be shipped to areas rounded up this year are part of 300 goslings In tow. Jim McDaniel, th e driver marshes. What's gQlng on, any. wishing to build up their goose the refuge's permanent popu. An additional 100 youngsters from Florida and a wildlife biway? populations. 4 lation. Zelley said these birds, were sent to the Tuckahoc Sta te ologist for the commission, In winter, Ze lley said, th e mostly the offspring of some 50 Fish and Game Area, 15 miles said about half the Florida. I The Brigantine National . Wildlife Refuge's annual refuge has to put out corn to wing-clipped birds Introduced southwest of t he refuge, as part bound geese would be released Canada Goose Round p which ke€p its permanent population to the area in the l950s, have of an effort to further reduce in the Pensacola-Monticello took place here recently, is a of about 400 geese from going developed no migrating in. the goose pressure on the area of the Florida Panhandle, unique unique ritual, a curious hungry. stinct, and most nest at Brigan. wildlife refuge. and the rest in the central part Also he said, the roundup en- tine year after year. combination of The remaining 224 geese, all of the state near Orlando. 411UL IM, itiuu and nwynern. .... rds KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia iAPi The Kiang town councii's novel way of getting rid of thousands of crows by playing "taped itiusic and other sou nds" is proving to be sue1 t'essful, said the council's -chairman Azmi Tahrim. The council has taped jarring music, gun shots, planes landing and taking off, noises of timber being sawed with n chanical saws and other hih pitched sounds. Mobile vans go around play. ing the sounds in the town, 20 miles west of Kuala Lumpur. The frightened crows run away, many never to come back again. FEWER SLIPS FROM CUP TO LIP The crows were brought to Kiang in the 1930s from the Th e purpose of thumb-sized eItirouit rncor and developed by S uth Indian state of Madras by Richard W. Roberts right, and (;tilrge Jcuakolf will aid tue British planters. The crows blind. Attached to a cup b) "feeler" electrodes, the battery. successfully ate away operated sensor buzzes when the beverage level rises within a that were destroying coffee half-Inch of the cup's lip, warning against overfilling. crops in the area. Now, over 40 years later, there is not a single coffee plantation in the area but the D crows have become a bold nulsance, multiplying into thou- Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 66th Year, No. 290—Friday, July 26, 1974 Zero- In Against Nixon Panel.De os & Fa rm Rle ta ii Prices Their droppings are found cv. erywbere, they carry away shiny objects like metal spoons, any food left uncovered is eaten up and they create a great din at dusk and dawn. The crows have not begun attacking babies but some of the 110,000 residents of Kiang be. liece that may only be a matter of time if they are not elirni. nated. "The people will have to put up with the noise of the tapes for a short time but then the greater crow nuisance will be solved," said Ann!. rop, Overall Food Costs Up WASHINGTON — (AP) — Retail price of U. S. farmproduced food dropped onetenth of I per cent from May to June, the Agriculture L)epart. ment said today in its monthly market basket, But retail food prices last month were 14.1 per cent higher than a year earlier and the middleman's share of the price increased twice as much in the same time, by 28.2 per cent, the department said. The farm value of the foods was reported down $8 from May to June alone and the markups between there and the super. market went up $6. For a year's supply of groceries in the USDA calculations, the retail cost in June was $1,731, compared with *1,73 in May and $1,517 the year before, Since January , retail prices have risen 3 per cent; farm value has fallen 11.7 per cent, and the farm-to-retail spread has widened 16 percent, the figures indicate, The event is held in late June each year, a time when adult birds are molting their primary feathers and are thus unable to fly, and when the new crop of goslings, born in April and approaching full size, also are still flightless. Taking ad.aiituge of the birds' inability to take wing, the several (!o?Cfl partleipants the roundup scatter at dawn around t he perimeter of the ref. uge's 900-acre West Pool, Carrying long poles to help them keep thir balance, the "gooseherds" gradually close in on the geese in a dragnet, wading through pond, marsh and muck, herding the birds to. ward a Several-hundred-yard wide chicken wire funnel at one end of the pond. At the outlet of the funnel is a series of pens, and it is here that the gaggle of hissing, honking and squealing geese ends up at the completion of Wednesday's mission. The recent 1974 roundup was a smooth one. No groups broke through the dragnet, there were no mad scrambles to close gaps in the ranks, no geese got trampled in the stampede and a record 625 bird were corraled, The annual roundup has several purposes, according to WAShINGToN (All) house Judiciary Committee Democrats rewrote their Pro posed articles of impeachment today to make more explicit the set of charges the panel is expected to level against President Nixon. In a closed caucus be fore convening of the nationally broadcast session, the Democrats Invention Difficulty C In Marketing I IS MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Rolf Darbo believes there's a bit of Edison in all of us, and nearly everybody Wilt) got past high schtsil gcwiietry has the inakIngs of a bona fide inventor. "AnyL.ody who can think up a smaller, better or cheaper product can be an inventor," says Darbo, 68, who conducted a patent clinic for the University of Wisconsin before retiring three years ago. Darbo, who has marketed 10 patents, says all it takes is a little creative tinkering and common business sense to turn an idea into a product on the shelves. "Edison used to .y invention was 10 per cent inspiration and 90 per cent perspiration," says Darbo, "but now it's 1 per cent inspiration, 9 per cent perspiratlon and 90 per cent market analysis and merchandis. ing." He says the first thing a would-be inventor should do when struck with an idea — most people think of ways to make their jobs easier — is to declared then that the committee members face "the terrible, tremendous burden of trying to reach a decision that will last for all time." 1?odino, leader of the majority Democrats, said in closing the committee's general debate on impeachment: "I find that the President must be found wanting." The task of writing an article charging Nixon with obstruction of justice in connection with the - take out a disclosure document. Related stories, Pages I B. 511) This preliminary patent gives the inventor one year to market or improve the invention befor e it becomes public domain and is up for grabs for anyone who can sell it. revised the proposed resolution to tighten and Alter filing, he said, the inventor should put together a prototype for the invention out of whatever is handy, looking for the most practical way to produce the invention and make it work. At the same time, Darbo advises, the inventor should be ch.'cklng the marketing possibilities to determine if anyone wants to sell the invention and, more important, whether any"wnntc to buy it. ---Vice President Gerald H viction and impeachment of (leliberat ions. On the basis of their previously announced positions it appeared certain a majority of the committee is prepared to recommend impe achment if a satisfactory article can be public session where hours of debate and voting were to place in final form the resolution recommending that the house impeach Nixon and place him on trial in the Senate. When the committee complet ed its opening round of debate Thursday, it was clear that a majority of members favored the move to oust Nixon. Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr., D-N.J., "That is why I say do it now or drop it quick," says Darbo. il -11 1 Wa I erga t e cover-up will OCCII )V lii (' corn in it tee today inthe third day of its nationally televised strcnthcii its linitia The caucus ca used a delay in the start of the p Senate to find the President guilty and remoe him from office. Rep. Delbert Latta, It-Ohio, a committee member opposed to impeachment, sees a 27-11 vote in favor of a recc) mmendation that the House impeach Nixon and that a Senate trial be held to determine whether he would be removed from office. In related developments: Nixon would be very, very bad" for the country both on domestic and foreign fronts. He added, "1 can say from the bottom of my heart the President of the Unit ed States is innocent.... He is right." —Special Pros ec utor Leon Jaworski urged U.S. District Court Judge John J. Sirica to order Nixon to surrender within two to ten days the tapes and documents of 64 Watergate conversations, Rodino plans to continue t e Judiciary h Committee meeting into the night, if necessary. _4411111tl~ drafted. It t:ikrc i-sntt' II .,.if., ,..0 •L,-. ILY UI Lilt IIIUJUI U UUIUdI) Committee's 38 members to recommend impeachment and a majority of the House to impeach. It would require a two - thirds vote in the PETER RODINO Ford said con- DELBERTLATFA - Ti ght Money H ere, Brinia A Pictiavbank ------- - -- w 03 He said it's best to check with businessmen and industry representatives who might be interested in the invention ruth. er than friends reluctant o Impart a discouraging word. By BILL BELLE% ILLE If you're is W , "We can not grant a3many loans as in the past, but this is because our bank b moving to Seminole bri ng because you stand little cha nce of borrowing any here. While requests for short term business and personal loans vary from bank, to bank, Seminolebanking officials genersI1yaRreeUy.tavetobe.more selective in granting loans than in previous years because of a higher prime interest rate tP!R. And, by all counts, the first group of prospective borrowers to lose out are the area newcomers. "We are taking care of 01 existing customers," Clyde f — 14 ) — -. . .. - 1 ' ,.• - higher prime interest rates." "The cream of the crop, the ones with the strongest credit get the loans. The marginal . -. cases, the ones whom we could j t, have served just to help them • • out, don't get the money. And as always, Its customers first." .,' •, . The Citizens Bank om Oviedo Is following the "customers first" policy of other area . • banks, accordi ng to bank Vice •' r President Marie S Burch "We continue to have as many requests for personal Part of the crowd of 300 at Town Meeting listen to Chamber of Commerce President Larry Dale. loans as In th e past, but we are much more selective." There are few requests for ) _•__\ - • L3 ' •,f - ,' " - "\ -- - : ' "-' - • -- I -fri. - . short term business loans in the Oviedo area, Burch said, and any applications for investment Foster agrees. "We Ei the same number of loans as -- - - .-- customers if their situation is a or speculation spending are real solid one." loans as in the past. And, as stable." Foster said that PIR discouragcd. Long said his bank receives always, we are taking care of shot up to 14 per cent last week, Florida Stale Bank officials fewer applications for short our customers first." but this week is back down see an increase in short term term business loans, but they Barnett Bank of "There's no question," Long -- - - - Long, vice president of Sanford Atlantic National Bank said. "We will make loans to new these loans. . . , business c Florida Usury harge any than ten per cent on single said." that the interest rate last year, even with the rate up payment personal as well as personal Janice Springfield, vice loans president in charge of com- ot ebate Fu ure ()f La e iS.4 ary' ens since last year has increased 1 per cent. Yet, I would hope anyway." By J RICHARDS "No, I don't think I've were exarnined and re- notably city councilman John mercial loans, says that single markedly." that we would be able to do Herald Staff Writer learned a single thing I didn't examined. Norden's outburst when asked Foster's bank has a policy payment loan rates have in) Jim Harris, assistant vice better, to handle more this that all borrowers must be creased from 8.56 per already know," said Arthur Police, fire, roads and sewer, if he stood to make more money cent in president of the installment year." LAKE MARY—A capacity Boyd, a Lake Mary old-timer. taxes and city hail ad- in salary as the city's post, checking or saving customers 1972 to 9.5 per cent this year. loan department of the same The Altamonte Springs of the bank. "Still, the demand is up and we crowd braved the sweltering who sat in the rear with some ministration all had their turn master if more developments bank sees no drastic change in banking official added that higher rates don't seem have to take care of our own heat in and out of the friends, sometimes making under the gun. The answers and came into the city and inthe amount of loans applied for, "even with the fluctuation in to"The be scaring them elementary school cafeteria comments about the speakers the questions were about the creased its size. ?' Vice first." or granted the prime interest rate, our President of the United State same as at council meetings. Ralph Pezold, senior ice Wednesday night to debate — in or the subject matter, "I refuse to answer such a "We are making as many lending rates are reasonably Bank of Seminole Wayne E. face of a charter recall vote "It's not a question of any of president in charge of personal the lie got agreement of sorts nine, asi biasedq uestion," he — the future of this from city attorney Thomas this really," said George Hess, shouted into the loans , said he bases his Tuesday microphone. . nh nf24i1) decisions lorgranung loans 011 from Freeman, who joined the o 'aIj 'e heat came Christian among lions or a lion By the meeting's end the the same factors I always have. meeting late and sat on stage among Mother Nature. A lot of it was Christians, depending consensus was that the town with other dignitaries. That was At any time, there are people generated by the subject under where it upon one's point of view. "It's a meeting had been a success. who th ink they can bo was the hottest. th'ion we can question of whether Larry Dale, Chamber themselves out of debt. It rrow Just The Chamber of Commerce, "I don't think anyone's afford to stay an incorporated president described the can't be dOne. These are the sponsored "Old Fashioned changed their opinions in this city." meeting as a resounding sue. people I have to watch for Town Meeting" was a success, business," Freeman quipped in "No," Hess said, 1*1 don't cess. Officials of new county banks If you gauge such things by the answer to pre-submitted think we changed very many Most people agreed with that, are finding that higher per- size of the crowd. questions from the floor con opinions about this, but we did but for widely different cent.age rates are putting the As to whether it succeeded as corning the city, all get a chance to have a little reasons. Quite a few had damper on credit requests. an educational pujet-t as still Almost all the issues that more say." especially high praise for the "All lenders are being more up in the air. have been plaguing this city There were a few flareups, pink lemonade. 10 . - 'IIU U% J11 Ufl 54J'..I 1 cautious," Executive vice president William Gossett of the Atlantic Hank of oansare Poor Wiring Work Cited 4 I I - I I 3' costing the borrowers more." Gossett said that the national trend indicates a decrease in By ('ILK IS NELSON in the county's electrical inKarraker sa,s he has asked auto loans, the barometer of herald Staff Writer dustry did not have competency County Building Official Don consumer spending. "But since A member of the Seminole cards, Flippin to seek a work session e just opened in January of ('ounty Board of Eleurical The ordinance sets out four with ctjnuuissloners ri the last year we have no corn- Examiners who fought the categories of licensed dec. problem, and has requested county's ban on aluminum wire tricians—maintenance elect- County Atty. Howard Mar-see to parative figures." Still, their policy is to "be in homes says problems with ricians, journeymen, master research enforcement of the more selective than we sloppy workmanship do exist— electricians, and apprentices. existing ordifiance. probably would normally be," but stem primarily frors the According to Karraker, the He admits that if the or. because of the higher rates, county's failure to enforce the problem sterns from language dinance were enforced as tarry Townsend, loan officer electrical ordinance strongly in the ordinance allowing strictly as he recommends, of the Sun Bank of Semoran in enough. contractors to hire "helpers" Serninçle would be unique in Don Karraker, appointed to for licensed workers, but failing Central Florida. Fern Park finds his bank in the same situation. the board al ter last Fall's grand to define "helper." However, Karraker adds, "We're one year old here and Jury probe into the electrical "It doesn't make common 'altAmin'1rn wire is the product have no past history to speak industry, says the orlinanct' sense to have only one jour- of the future. Copper is too of," Townsend says. "But I find has a built-in loophole allowing neymnan electrician (required expensive. That's a fact of life. that people are very conscious workers without competency to supervise) a job," he says We have to recognize that of the increased rates. cards to wire homes. People have a right to assume aluminum is not more Townsend says he bases a He estimates that during the that their work is being done by dangerous but requires a dif. decision for a loan on what "the past "building boom" up to 80 trained, experienced workers ferent technique. We have to needs of the cornmuniy are." per cent of the people working with cards., discipline ourselves." I 1) () CLOUDY Weather Report Page 3A i n d ex - Around The Clock ........ 4A Bridge Calendar SA .311 Comics Crossword Puzzle ....... 413 Dear Abby 3A Di'. Crane .. 2.13 Di', Lamb Horoscope ........... 2A hospital 2A Obituaries - 3A Television 48 - .. - . - - ... . . - �2A-Evening Herald Friday, July 26, 1974 Gospe PASTOR'S _ -3 1- rrDMrn ' IM BVCLMRFCOX Tile Herald Services . DEAR ABBY usic Now Big Business, V th r Naval Grad Geter I r -- roc, , - .._ ' 'w it shall sc. - — I ' j1 P . m ,.4 , .'.. . is -. -. , ,,,, . . . , Major Outlet records has risen from three to Whereas music was BOYNTON BEACH, working as an illustrator for a 72. Regularly scheduled gospel once gospel sung entirely by (AP) — During the week, COnCTtS Pittsburgh, Pa. advertising are up from 115 to amateurs, it is now presented dard Sherman draws cartoons agency. and paid attendance has by polished professionals, often for magazines and newspapers creased from two million to "I had to go past several family groups that travel the itillilon in20Y&s. But never on Sunday, because year-round to appear at fairs, that's when U W. God.. draw bottles of beer at work Yes, gospel music has auditorium concerts, farmers' dard Sherman delivers his Sm. and it got to me," said the become big business in Nashmons at the First United Meth. clergymari. ville, and It claim the most cooperative gatherings, ball Fin, ti YOUTH CHOIR . VISITS SANFORD Trinit y United Methodigt youth choir from Deland will present "Celebrate Life!", a musical chancel drama, Sunday it 40 a.m. at Grace United Methodist Church, Airport Boulevard, Sanford. James liarnish directs the 45 member group. ev, 0 D40 S M,DI th Jr. Joins First Bapti*st Church Staff wholly fulfilled if he is sour on siastic about his double life. Reverend Thomas Dillard Smith Jr., has Joined the staff of Life. We've got to have a sense -God has fashioned us so that ,of humor." we are meant to laugh," he The Rev. Mr. Sherman, who said."Humor is an essential Author To Spook - A RFA -. -, the First Baptist Church, Sanford, in the area of CIristian Central Baptist r Central Baptist Church has Olive Avenue. The founders of concert and open house with 40 the church will be honored and slide presentation. the graduates of the 1974 class will be given awards from the -ne New Era" is composed of young m,en who use wxving Donalyn Knight as has served in the Florida Con. part of everyday experience, Education. Reverend Smith called Miss director. the church. Awards will be given two-year terms as ielf0Uui u )flV ference since 1953. said he We take Ourselves too seriously will work with the teaching, d 1 for special service rendered supported missionaries in the aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don turned to the ministry after most of the time." L•• p1Lwde of nay. J. Mormon Church, They Include Knight of Sanford. Donalyn s and outreach ministries of the duties to Elders Brian Parsons of will include fellowships, Edward Connelly. Qiurcb. Brigham City, Utah; Tracy recreational activities, and Guest Speaker for the Noted author and speaker experience In prayerLiv i of Bible S ng s dy to n of Pasadena, Calif.; tu groups. Rev. Smith is a native Anne S. White will be guest counseling and ministry evening will be Mrs. Ida M. Swensen of Montpelier, Anderson, retired school Gordon Eastville and was graduated speaker at a meeting of the especially to the sick and frornNo All young people, grades 7-12, teacher, mem be r of Oak Grove 1(111.; Doug Nielson of Bountif ul, 61 Christian Women's Outreach emotionally disturbed has rthampton High in 1941. are invited For Saturday, July 27, 1974 to attend the youth Missionary Baptlst Church, Utah, and Mike Stidham of program Saturday at the enabled her to speak with rally In Daytona at the Daytona Bishop, Chamber of Commerce authority on Divine healing, Beach Community College. The Geneva, who Is president of the building on First Street in total commitment and the IL (.-"iRIft)LI. RIGHTER bus will leave the ChurchSenior Missionary Department Sanford. Refreshments will be Baptism In the Holy parking lot at 5:45 j.m. of Congress No. One and Vice Church of God Spirit. served at 9:30 a.m. and President of the Missionary Saturday July 27. She Is much In demand In this Department of First South program will begin at 10 a.m. country and abroad as a Tom Russell and The Spirit 1. GENERAL TENDENCIES: Whatever knowledge or Inand Is open to the public, Central Baptist will be Florida Missionary Baptist Generation from Cleveland, speaker, Bible teacher and holding the second of two Association. She formation you gain today can be helpful to you for some time to is active in Term., will present a musical at retreats, concoIne so try to put on your thinkI cap earlyday. mission Bible Schools July 20 many community affairs. In the Make fta concert at the Sanford Church ferences, Lay Witness through August 2 at Stone practice to investigate all phases of whatever data you need. of God Sunday 10:45 a.m. until Missions, and seminars for ' Island. These Bible Schools 'New Era' Concert ARIES (Mar. 22 to Apr. 19) Look Into new systems for han. noon. ministers as well as laymen. The past or, Rev. J. T. have been under th e direction 0f ding routines so they are more efficient and profitable. Be more .... Pitts, In the past two years invites the public to atunderstanding to loved one. Rev. Bob Loy, Church pastor, - - tend. led Camps F arth est Out at St. " Th e New Era," a quintet TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20) Find out what associates desire Simon's,Ga.andKanugaanda - touring florida represen ti ng of you and then the alliance becomes stronger and more effective. Providence s pecial "creative counseling" t he 'loridaSou th lisai on of the Religious Science Activity in civic duties is wise. (for ministers only) at Sou th .Church of Jesus Christ of GEMINI ( May 21 to June 21) If you attend to those unfinlshd 1 A month long series of lee. Missionary Baptist Flo rida CFO. Mrs. White, w ho lat te r-bay Sain ts (Mormon tures tasks ahead, you will be free to make progress In other endeavors. on spiritual power will be lives In Central Florida with herwill present music with a Show that you have wisdom. r he ld du husband, a retired Navy ofRE-v. LI. James of Miami will message at the Sanford church, nesday ring August on Wed. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Obtaining the data 7-9 p.m. at First Ch urch (icer, recently returned fro,'n be the evangelist for revival 24th St. and Park Ave., August you need will add to your prestige. A new source of Information 4. of Religiis Science, 709 England and Sweden where her services Monday through and will be helpful. Don't argue with others. -4=, ige'ater Dr., Orlando. All ministry of prayer counseling Friday of next week at LEO iJuly 22 to Aug. 21) Know what your position Is with The events are open to th e discussions relate to the has been adopted by several Pro vidence Missionary Baptist public. Th family members and then do whatever will Improve it. A new e quintet will present teachings of Ernes REV. T. U. SMITH JR. t Hoims, major denominations. In May Ch urch of Lake Monroe at 7 a appliance could make the home more functional. per(orml,nce of popular and author of "Science of Mind," and June she went to England, He is a graduate of South- p.m. Rev. H. W. Wiggins Is VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Meet with friends and engage In religious music Aug. 5 at 7 p.m. There is no charge, but a love amusements that are mutually pleasing. Fine day for planning a Ireland and Finland for western Baptist Theological pastor. Aug. 6 at a p.m. there will be a offering will be received. engagements. trip. Keep busy and stop worrying. MRS. ANNE WHITE Seminary, Fort Worth, Tex, For 20 years, she has been with a degree LIBRA (Sept.23to Oct. fl) Make sure you gecare ofmoney in Religious Allen Chapel actively involved in the Education. and property affairs in a most clever way now. If you have any Mrs. White has given many charismatic ministry of the Lloubts, seek advice from an expert. AME Church years of her life to a lay Church. She is the author of lie has served SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Si.Ue your alms to good friends as youth and gain the support you need. Attend the social tonight but avoid ministry of writing, teaching, "lien ling Adventure," director at Normandale Baptist The Allen Chapel AME siking and sharing Christ 'l)ayspring," "Victorious Church, White Settlement, Fort Church, pastor and church who g"s5ips too much. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You have many tasks to with others iri churches o(other Ministry" and "The Iran- Worth, Tex; minister of family invite the public to at. JULY IS, 1974 DISCHARGES handle, so be sure to get an early start on them. Show more denominations as well as her storming Power of God" (now education at First Baptist____________________ ADMISSIONS own Episcopal Church. flee in its fourth printing). devotion to mate. Think in a logical vein. Church, Tullahoma, Tenn.; Sanford: Sanford: education and youth director at CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 20) Ideal day to be with those ___ Ella G. Boggs Ruby Jorda n who can assist you to gain your alms. Making new acquaintance North Shore Baptist Church and Emily R. Bauder Michael Lawson k 'ke. Show that you hare charm. at the Flagami II;iptlst Church, Preston J('hflSOn III heather Jo Crawford AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You have many career tasks tie served a. Kit'lergarten Katherine A. Harris James Lawson 40 .J to perform so attend to them without de!ay. Show higher-up your Director. Day Care Director Alfred Myers Elvira Brown finest talents and make progess. and Church Administrator, Emma IA'e Ashley Ronald L.Wrlght PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Obtain the information you need bo th In Miami. In May of last - Malechi L. Davis "For every one will be salted A generation goes, Sarah L. George (a' a personal pro,ect and then engage In your favorite hobby. with fire. Salt is and a year he went to the Gateway C1 ude Whiddon Sr. good; generation comes, but (be but lithe Kaye Kelly Plan a trip you want to make. earth Baptist Church, Miami, as -. Diane H. Osepchook sail has list Its salt IJiJ for CYOT. Ai things re bow rem-in Frances Magnusson IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY...he or she will have associate pastor with . Tayuwanna Jones will you season It? have salt ha full of weariness; a man cannot Elbert Gaines inu.hdetermjnatLnitoathjeye what Isdesjred. Be sure to use the yourselves, and be at responsibilities in Visitation .• William (Bruce) McKibbln utter it; the eye is not satlailled peace Janette Lott right amount of discipline and instill only the finest principles in Jackie Caola with or ,' another." — Mark wi th seeing, nor the ear (Wed and Education. Vir ginia O'Brien, Longwood your progeny, then success here could be pienomena1. Give as 9:49,50. Mae Toplin with hearing. — EccI.. 1:4,1. Jewell Darland, Longwood Mrs. Smith is the former fine a ipiritual training as You can. There could be a fine ardst IACy L Courier "Y in" not lose faith in "Your world, the world you Car— , flee BlickclJ and girl, 4t Donna Vern Johnson. They here. Marcia Hahn, Winter Springs humanity. Humanity is an "Vein day by day, is Just about have three children. She shares DeL,and "The Stars !npel, they do not compel." What you make 1 MRS. lI)A ANDERSON Ewald A. North, Deltona a few d rops of the what you make It. It will be 3 her husband's interest in kin. Janies E. York, DeStiry -1 life is largely up to YOU , Edwin Ogden, Dcltona ocean are ditty, the ocean does better or begger or liner Alice Watznauer, orange city tIIMfl dergarten and day care tend a Special Salute Awards Michael not become dirty." — you are yourself." — Norman Sanford. Enterprise Carrofl Rghters lr.d'vidu.i o'etv for your .açn for Auguu l now Debra Flippen, Casselberry ministry. She served as Banquet tonight at 7:30 In the Ruth,R. Piillips, l)eBary 4&oFor you cops' umyour birtrdaf, and Si to Carroll Riç,tter Mohandas Ganrthi, Indian Vincent Peale, American organist Donald J. the Gateway Baptist Fellowship hall of the Church Elmer.Cohen, Thuiiipson, Evq k Htctd, PD Bow tn. 'totSywood. Calif. WIQ7I. spiriu! leader. Osteen clergyman. Jacksonville Church. on the corner of 12th Street and Stella Ritch, Detand I Rita J. Perry, Deltona - HOROSCOPE Calif. . '. ' - .' ' -. " \_ • , - ' I HOSPITAL NOTES , if y - in , . StUart J . -- Coffee Springs, Ala., he came to Sa 1937 and was a retired grocer. lie was a member of Central Baptist Church of Sanford. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Genie S. Cogburn, San. lord; four suns, Shellie. Sanford; Dewey, Titusville; J.C., I of Funeral Notice nford in to REITER, MRS MARTHA Funi-rat services for Mrs Martha Rester. SS, of 300 Ia' Ave, Longwood, who died Tht,sav, will be held Monday at 7 p rn at Brisson Funeral with Rev Kenneth Mviii odliciating Burial in Longwood Memorial C,arCrns flr'sson in of COME ENJOY LIGHT I( 1101101- (' W11/ 11. rharur EATHER , -- • .._ flFATIIIc F 1 ________________ -.. .* Thursday morning. Born in one Timeless Messages , - 0 odist Church, Now he avoids drunk-type loyal fans of any of the styles of Parks, church services, "I fird in the Christian Gospel cartoons in his syndicated pan- music originating here, ac, revivals, city anisades, special and even Ow way to tae bundant flf., the els "Laf(-A.Day" and Youth programs Cording to Mrs. Boyd. It Li business functions such as way to W hoIt1A and per. . Funny Wor14' ajid Individual nothing for gospel fans to drive fecticat.ve- says the Itev. Mr. cartoons 04t number about a 2W miles for mi a"ght gospel mobtle-home sates promotions Sherman. "At the dra4ing, dozen a week. , sing, for example. And when and ,the opening of new in Hackensack autombile agetties. board. my mission is simpif The Rev. Mr. Sherinan, who station WDJC Fairs have beconve a rnajor one part of this wholeness. Limarried and has three cliii- NA, Switched frOm be_ij~ ; "I think a pen cannot be dren, says his family is enthu- - Boa rd Ea rr'ri S $3,000 For Dues . the number of distributors o t music and and Instruments u Pastor Is Cartoonist — Surveying .- •.' .. - , ..- '. , ' r 4" . POLICE BLOTTER Longwood Wan •.l,._ ' ime Split . .' ' Schools Friday, July 26, 1914-3A IV t is ' Evening HeraId Acting on ar alternative school from opening at the gives the go-ahead to put a new Greyhound dogs valued at the deal and should anything Sanford solution to placing the Un- beginning of the 1974-75 school roof on the Nick Scott, 207 East 6th St. $1,000 missing from her kennel Blh ABIGAIl. %',%N IItEN school, stucco the like a move ever be considered completed Woodlands year. reported bicycle valued at compound off S.R. 427, Friday. exterior, paint and refurbish again it would behoove Elementary School on double The board, acting on a the interior, revamp the board to inspect the school and Thursday. James Summerlin, 33, West DEAR ABBY: My daughter is 2B, married and has two sessions in another school until recommendation by Supt. electrical and plumbing (ixM I c h a e I 0 w n I n g a, Magnolia A Street, Apopka site before authorizing it the Woodlands Is ready to open William P. I..ayer, split the tures and adorable children. She phoned to ask If she could come over Jacksonville reported bicycle reported two Stag car wheels other recommended the Seminole County School enrollment of the Woodlands repairs. talk to me about something important. Well, she Just left, and In any event, according to valued at $104 stolen from 207 and tires valued at $150 stolen am a wreck! Board has limited double school between three nearby Prior to the protests about the from 102 Alpine Si, Rolling 61h St. Thursday. She is having an affair with-of all people-her foot doctor! sessions to three county schools In order to prevent condition of the Woodlands Bryant, there is still a good deal East Danny Richard Barton, 22, Hills, Friday. of work to be done at the (lie's married, and nearly twice her age.) My daughter is very schools, double sessions, school the board had allowed Woodlands site. He (George 114 West 1st St. is in the pretty, but she's stupid. She has a husband who treats her like , Until three new schools The new Sabal Point $475,000 for the moving and Saunders, the mover) has a Seminole County Jail in lieu of queen. What she wants with this foot doctor, I'll never know. (Sabal Point, Lake Mary and Elementary, lake Mary and $150,000 to air-condition and total of 27 sections of school to $100 bond, charged with failure I wish she had never confided in me. What did she expect me to Longwood) are completed the Longwood Elementary Schools carpet the 15-year-old building, move and only about three to appear for court. tell her? Now that she's told me, if she leaves her husband, she board has put the students from will pick up the slack until the The tab on the renovated sections are now on the site. 'q Sheila Leonard, 18, 441 West Is can say: "My mether knew all about it." those zones on double session in Woodlands school Is completed. school is now above $766,000 don't know if he will meet the Lisbon Parkway, DeLand is In I told her to get another foot doctor and to quit seeing this other schools. flit' MIfi of IA'nS'('od (Otip!t' The board extended the with a number of bills still deadline or not," she said, the Seminole County Jail In lieu man, but she cried and said: "But, Mother, I love him!" What a Red Bug Elementary School deadline for completion of outstanding. This amount in( of $lc)0bond, charged with petty recently graduated from nut! She needs it head doctor, not a foot doctor. Now that she's will house students from the moving the school until Oct. n'rruit training at the Naval larceny. 14 eludes $11,500 for a fence involved me, what should I do n'w Winter Springs Elemen- by Building Movers of Winter around the school and $5,000 for Charles Calvin Ibig, 26 Rt. 3 Trai ning Center in Orlando. DEAR MOTHER: You've done all you can. You've U;tened to tary zone until the new school Is Park. ri a well, both of which were recruit David W Box 556, Sanford is in the your daughter, and given her some sound advice. The rest i complete. However, school officials recommended by the architect Seminole County Jail in lieu of IIUIflS, SVfl of Mr. and Mrs to her. (Nice man, this philandering loot (loose) doctor, lie gets South Seminole Middle School have said opening the who has not yet submitted his $575 bond, charged with driving (;eriId W. 1liggin of 81i Ids patient's feet in shape-the better to walk out on her husband.) will become Tuskawillow Woodlands may be delayed bill. raduat1 Jut:. under the Influence of alcohol, I)EAII ABBY: time my husband is nnr n rulnr'iI a,,,i.. MidtIli in I nnti'rnrn I k ...L•L_ t _i ___I . - Ever' . ...... ..... School ,ca, It— we and careless careless driving. yer said Inc cost or the Piece of paper, he scribbles his name all over It. I cannot keep a session while construction school does open there will be I n r a 10 I e Woodlands school is tipping the scratch pad near the phone without his ruining it in this manner, workers finish the school on work still to be completed. County $850,000 figure, but Board I have had several different opinions as to why he does this. I Tuskawillow Road. While movers are striving to Member Jean Bryant said she William Myers, P.O. Box will believe sours. Can you tell me why a man writes his name on Oviedo High School will also na-ct the cli'adlirie for the feels I ho MtIthrl will come in 3I. (;entva rulrttI bo.it ani evtry ph-ce ti paper he be tloubkcl up until the new Woodlands school construction with a total bill 9 of about Violation motor valued at $400 taken from Thank you. TFROM TEXAS Lake Howell High Is complete. workers are trying to do $800,000. Haven Road in Geneva, DEAR "1": Most people, when there is a pencil and a scratch When the three schools are likewise with three new schools Thursday% Regardless of the cost, Board Samuel Geter, the 14year-olnJ pad handy, will doodle. It's normal, opened each of the three old that are hoped to eliminate the Teresa I. Drake, St. Johns Chairman Davie Sims said if he former Sanford youth charged The fact that your husband writes his name all over the pad schools will be taken off the double session problem. had the choice to make again he as an adult For the first degree Village reported bicycle valued consistently could mean: (a) he has an Identity problem, or ib he double sessions that in essence Board members have said would go the same route; move murder of a schoolmate, has at 180 stolen From her home, has NO identity problem. make two schools from one by there is usually a $100 a day the old school in lieu of con• been returned from the custody Thursday. It's not serious, so quit collecting opinions about a harmless using the faculty, staff, and penalty for each day a school is tracting for a brand new one, of Juvenile authorities in Karen White, 7815 Manderin little habit, and lay in an ample supply of scratch pads. Or uscl.he student body for one school in delayed by the Builder or Dr., Tangelo Park reported two "I think it's a good solid in. Washington, D.C. backs of old envelopes and, or butcher paper, the mornine and a different sit i - var I3UI _ ('et(_ I1 , a nd iv we ge t done IilUtU on LU years DEAR ABBY: lam l3yearsold and larnstillasirgtn in the afternoon. The board gave final up- we will still be saving money. probation for the death of ' ' My problem: Every time a guy tries to get something off me The Woodlands school— proval to about $150,000 worth On today's market it costs William Oglesby, 12, after a and I turn him down he starts spradlng dirty rumors about me formerly Altamonte of improvements on the about $1.2 million to build a new fight near Sanford Middle Engineering saying I gave In. I live inn small town where people like to run Elementary School on S.R. Woodlands school following school and this means the board School last September, is th eir mouths. 436—is be ing moved to a site on continual lobbying by the will be saving a bo ut $4 00 scheduled for arraignment £ '1.,.-., 00,0 on . How come boys never talk about girls they get something off, E.E. Williamson Road, but Woodlands Civic Associatian. when all is said and done," parole violation charges but th ey make up lles about the girls who won't give in? . delays have precluded the The approval of the $150,000 Sims said. Monday in Titusville. 1.. How can a nice girl save her reputation from trash like that? But, at the time the board The youth has been shuttled DEAR NICE: Stay "nice" and don't worry about what anybody contracted the move board foin the home of his defense says. The kind of people who matter don't listen to trash. And the members said the savings att,rney, who said he would On of florida's other kind don't matter. Largest IPVENT0RI(S OF '.ould be about $300,000 and a adopt him, to a St . Petburg ers ark lnginevin; Instruments new school would cost about mission, to hi grandmother in Problems' You'll feel better it you get It oil your ChCS? For a personal Sup p lies on hand ' $900,000. Had !I7I' Washington, D.C. the board conreply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700 .L.A, Calif, 90069. Enclose stampeJ. for immediate delivery tracted a new When school then settaddr,ssed envelope, pie-aso the the grandmother " In,,s • Hate to write lettr? Send Silo Abigail Van Buren. 132 Lasky Dr., contractor would have been turn ed Geter over to Juvenile SPFCIAL 1240 Beverly Hills, Cal 90212 for Abby' booklet "How to Write Letters for All held to the price quoted at that authorities, claiming she could Occasions.— time, not control him, Seminole After a brief clash between controversial issues for the first 'goargo However, as Sims said Circuit Court Judge VoIle Seminole Board Chairman hour.and-.a-halI when the new 0 'fl tiPitiii earlier, the board had good Williams signed a warrant O,p,as C.ar dl 0 Davie Sims anti School Supt. time takes effect, 1 -' ordering his intentions of saving money on return to custody. William P. "Bud" Layer, the - -• -'• • ' school board voted to earmar] $3,000 of next year's budget to ' MRS. MARTHA SCHIRARD Sanford and Wilmar Cogburn, school board association dues Columbia, S.C.; three Sims said he had requestei Mrs. Martha (Bammie) daughters, Mrs. Ludie Darnell, the action In a letter more that Schlrard, 90, Loch Arbor, died Mrs. Myrlene Bullard, and Mrs. a month ago and it "irritated' Friday morning at a local Foye Mae Russell, all of San. him that the board's soli nursing home. Born In Palatka, ford; brother, C. H. Cogburn, budgetary request had beet she had lived in Sanford since Baker, Fla.; sister, Mrs. Annie ignored 1916 and was a member of All Mae Greene, Alexander City, Ala.; 23 grandchildren; 17 Souls Catholic Church, Layer, who pays his own due to the school superintendent' Suvivors include two sons, great-grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home in association, was reminded b: John and Bernard Schlrard board member Allan Keeth thi both of Sanford; a daughter, charge of arrangements, Mrs. Bob Pitman, Apopka; six board cannot buy individua grandsons; one memberships—the board has h grandROY SHEEN daughter; 21 join as a group. greatgrandchildren; sister, Mrs. M. Roy Vernon Sheets, 60, of 1511 The board voted unanimousl y E. Lovein of Coffeen, Ill; Summerlin Ave., Sanford, died to use school board money to brother, C. J. Rogero Jr., Thursday afternoon. Born In pay the school board Macon, Ga. Columbus, Ohio, he name to association dues. Brisson Funeral Home in Sanford five years ago from charge. Pompano Beach. He was a In other action, the board, sheet metal worker, beginning Aug. 1, will corn. Survivors include a wife, mence meetings at 6 p.m. MRS. MARTHA HELTER Mrs. Rosemond Sheets of rather than 7:30 p.m. to Mrs. Martha K. Reiter, 55, of Sanford; two sons, Barney eliminate the possibility of 300 lake Ave., Longwood, died Sheets, Columbus, Ohio; Lee continuing past midnight. Thursday afternoon. Born in Sheets, Grove City, Ohio; Lately board sessions have Darlene Sanford, she was a member of daughter, Mrs. Hampton, San run as late as 1:30 a.m. and the Antonio, Tex.; First Presbyterian Church. mother Mrs. Neva Sheets, board will take care of less Survivors Include her Raleigh, NC.; three brothers, husband, James H. Reiter, Paul, Columbus, Ohio; Longwood; mother and step. Richard, Centerburg, Ohio and father, Mr. and Mrs. GA. Bill Sheets, Raleigh, N.C.; five Muffley, Sanford; two brothers, E.C. Kennedy, Sanford; Billy sisters, Mrs. Mildred Sherrod, Kennedy, Jacksonville; two Mrs. Myrtle Chenoweth and Mrs. Jennie llaslett, all of sisters, Mrs. Margaret Jacobs, Columbus; Mrs. Norbelle Sanford and Mrs. Mildred Cicoria, Florence, S.C. and Pearce, Osteen. Mrs. Evelyn Houser, Raleigh; 400 Brisson Funeral home in nine grandchildren; one greatcharge of arrangements. granddaughter. Funeral services and burial NOAIICOGBURN will be in Columbus, Ohio. 4 Brisson Funderal Home in Noah W. Cogburn, 76, of c charge of local arrangements. Floral Heights, Sanford, died full- e&_• 3 Gal's Sore Feet Lead To Romance full-time rock station to outlet for gospel singing. One T, Blackwood Brothers, a N.C., formed in March, 1954, from Lincolnion, Ga.; the time gospel, fans offered to lend agency in Nashville Is booking popular group, will appear at 42 were voted the favorite gospel Lundstromsfro ni By LEO F. KING their own recordings until the 454 fairs this year and had to fairs this year, and evidence group in America two years S.D., we Brother NASHVILLE Tenn.--One of station could build a full-gospel turn down more than 30 more indicates that when gospel ago. , First United MetiodIst They originated a program from Birmingham, , and the biggest sounds coming out library, because It could not find the groups are on the program, fair called "Singing in the Smo)ues" the Sunshine Sisters from of Nashville these days is Why Is gospel music talent to appear at them. attendance Is at least 25 per that drew 2.5,060 people to the California. There Is a Bible story out of creasingly scarce COluflOClitY. gospel music becoming more and more Another agency reported its cent higher than it would be Bryson City airport over July This partial list indicates the Whether it is Jesus rock, popular at a time when over-all fair bookings for gospel singers without them. the life of ou Lord a Today rivers and lakes are for the sixth annual hymn sing. national scope of gospels country gospel, old-fashioned attendance at church is on the were up 50 per cent and the Who are some of the groups areofthe Happy Good. singing, but "headquarters" well."Withbftternhojljflgth few years it is predicted wea contemporary re songs or decline? Mrs. Boyd believes dollars grossed had more than who are making good In gospel manThere known as "the woman at the being used over and over. In campground revival Family Madisonville, remains In Nashville where the ligious music, that part of the reason is her heart, she trudged to that doublet A third has booked music and at the same time Ky.; the Florida Boys of recording, publication and shall enter periodisofsuch critical the gospel Is beingnum sung far and "people are hungry for some gospel groups into more thair providing village well, at noon to draw shortage. Asa water a wide by a growing th eir audiences wi th Pensacola; the Cathedral promotion of gospel m usic have ber of sort of hope th water for her home. Others prized commodity for the performers at this whole 250 fairs, up 1,000 per cent over the music they want to hear? Quartet from Stow, Ohio; the become a multimillion-dollar to ever-swelling world is not coming unglued at five years ago. drew their day's water In ad. natural world in which we live, Th e Inspirations of Bryson City, Lewis Family Country Gospel business. the seams." vance, in the cool of the evening so purpose, and meaning, and audiences, Nashville has long been "Music has been a means of or near sunrise; she could motivation, are strong assets in '1 the home communication since the .4 never get around until noon. a well filled Life, of country and western music beginning of time," she said. ,z..\ Yet, honesty told her that it was There is so much of life that as well as gospel songs, and "It brings a message of hope, not because she was so busy, can cause us utter frustraflona each year the Gospel is and gospel music is so ,' 11 but because i ' j'_ of the snubs and feeling of complete inadequacy, providing the text for more of definitely a song of hope." —' coolnessofherneighbors that flow we all need to (eel that it.soutput. made meeting them too Ufl. there is something, or rather n I . -. ...-, 1. Jesus Mrs. Norma L. Boyd, :. pleasant, •• , ,i,. I someone that can fulfill the executive director of the Gospel Vffr Gospel music, particularly The incident began when fl1u needs of life. That is the reason Music Association, appealing stranger asked her we feel such great meaning for evidence to back up th is claim. has Jesus rock been especially I t fora drink "flow Is that you, life in the ith f people, " found conducted asurvey that p.,'' a Jew, ask a drink of me, a said: "Whoever drinks of t j , that radio sotions across Mrs Boyd noted , but the )re 4qâ' r lh t I %OTfl1fl S irnirii turn 'hill the coun t r y Lu dukd 21,128 many ) answered her, "If you knew the IC%CT thirst, for the water that hours of gospel music everydrawn to their songbooks. One t. — JI44S shall give n, shall beln him gift of God,and who it a week in 1973. In 1972, she said, evidence of this Is the fact that 6rk , ..:...:::; j. saying to you,'give me a dr ink ,, well of water springing up Into 300 radio stations programmed one Nashville firm printed 1 everlasting life, YOU would have asked him, gospel music, while In 1974 he 4 LI1. 1 songbooks last year. he would have given you living t People are seeking this living figure rose to 699. In 1972 there -' war. did all start? Gospel -. were 35 full-ti e gospel r water, just as they ha ve always statio J IA ere music, a uniquely American .,a ns while100. this year th To her, water was a necessity sought for material things. are more than folk form, got its beginnings in la boriously carried from a well Thiel), the need of the world is the ear ly 1900s, during the ... -, We are so much like her, Inthat Js, No rope of bucket "Great Awakening" that Singing Groups ---- our ears are so filled wi th the needed—Just faith to be li eve produced religious rallies and . 1. din of our wants that we miss that God provides this creative Added to that is the fact that revival meetings and camp the greater things God would fountain of perpetual vitality in since 1952 the number of gospel gatherings where people shared like to do for us. and Christ. Water gives music publishing companies music, fellowship and coveredlife, through and the water of life that '--.-. .. - - -_The world Is running out of Jesus oIfrred is the greatest gift has nearly doubled to 105 and dish suppe rs known familiar l) - -. he number 0 f ull-ti me and is dinner on the ground" water. The divinely balanced for this 'ife and the one to come. .... I I Several people compiled t' L . 1.1 gospel b'l groups combination o£ uw-ugen L a hydrogen a . rOrIfladu. an man •UUII, £ L -.r: .i songs . were books Ol UL oxygen, is becoming an in let him come to me and drink." has risen from 130 to more than 000L3 L -. a . — 400. sung at these meetings and .. r. '1 their use gradually spread, but . . There are nearly ...-. gospel recording companies never as far and wide as In th e .. . LU O8t3, . .. today as compared wi th five In - -Ir I .• 10 Yeslerday's hç't 92 low thiS morning 69 Partl y cloudy becoming cloudy in thC afternoons through Saturday with showers and scattered thun dershawers likely High tern peraturel in the upper 00% to lower 90$ and lowS lower to mid IN Variable winds 10 m p h or less 1frco71OQ strongpr and gusty near hunder5torms Rain probability (4) per cent today, ?t' per Cent tonight and 60 ocr c ent Saturday Daytona Beach tdes for Saturd.i, high 2 S9 a i-n 3 43 p m 0* 9 In tO 05 pm Sunday hiPi 4 1 am. 141 om. lot' 10 01 am. ,, 01 p m. Port Canaveral Saturday hi* ) )1 a m., .' 3') p in lOw 9 I' a m, 937 pin Sunday -high .J1 am. 1 33 pm tow 10 loan:. 1011om am, . - COGBURN, NOAH W. Funeral services for Noah N 76, of Floral tlt':jt-, 5.ii'IO, ii. ñti(, (Ji CCI T hurScl.iy, will he held Monday at 10 30 a m at Ru utn F uneral Home with Rev obert by officiating. Burial ,n Evergreen CemeIey, Brlssn In charge Where to go for iiifuirni:i I i'tt) L ltiti I all the iii'eil \'I)ti Y-011 1. l)('\V ((lii)- )fltiflitV. BETTY CARTER 322 1812 Sanford SANDRA RAWLIP4S 83.$9212 Casselberry Sunday Hemid b'jblishcd Daily and Sunday, rsttpt Saturday and Chritm Dyhy The Sanford Herald, Inc 300 P4 rrCnh Aye, Sanford. 11.1 32711 - 4 ~_~'_ I MARILYN GARLANDTI 834 9212 Altamonte Springs REFRESHM WITH US 10% SATURDAY & SUNDAY OFF ON ALL ORLANDO & CASSELBERRY SWIMMING POOL SCREEN ENCLOSURES SATURDAY 9 AM 'til 5:30 SUNDAY 1 'til 6 PM BALLOONS and SURPRISES for the kids - -.- 4 A& — SHIRLEY MILLET 833 921? , r'nst.,i44. Patt ',,rutord, Flor,cla 3777) u cc.rr (1,55% Su bscription ,',,-'t SS At Rates by (arriCr Year 520 40 Forest City .IILDA RICHMOND 668 586 Deitooa POOLS �- 11111111111111111 OPINION 4A—Evening Herald Friday, July 26,1974-5A Shevin Seeks 0I Ma FLORIDA Hey Probe OK IN 41 Friday, July 26, 1974 Evening Herald TALLAJIASSEE Fla. (AP) hers of the Supreme Court ing to appe al since the exten. the chief justice authority over Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin would hear his ruling O'Malley has denied the ac- the Issuance of subpoenas and if Austin sion request was made by Ask. grand Juries," one lawyer said. cusations, said today he will ask the Florl. decides toseekreconjf deratlon the filing of certain docu. ew. "The powers are adminisAdkins said it had come to his ments," he said. da Supreme Court to reverse lion. JACK ANDERSON .dkins cited as his authority trative." attention that investigations Chief Justice James Adkins' or. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin said for the order the chief justice's Austin said he was proud that The grand jury has been in. are being conducted of "certain der halting the [eon County it was "highly questionable" powers as OK "there not been 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 oneattensingle chief administrative vestigating allegatlons that Incumbent public officials and allegationhas brought to my Grand Jury's Investigation of whether Adkins had the author- officer of the 0 judicial system. Area code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 O'Malley might have received a JACKSONVILLE Ha.(AP) other citizens who have quailstate Treasurer Thomas it)' to issue such a ruling and The powers were conferred on 1 Teachers and middle. 4000 gift from opponents of tied for election to office during lion" of leaks from his office. O'Malley. management personnel in the Jacksonville school system W h * te said he would petition the full Jan. 1, 1973, under a House WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher have agreed to raises averaging 7 per cent in the year "We have been requested by court to overturn it if requested constitutional article. revised self-service gasoline stations the campaign Adkins said and Austin conTOM AIKENS, Editor beginning Aug. 14. and that he pressured insur. Judge (John) Rudd to look Grand jury proceedings are firmed that the state attorney Into to do so by Askew Austin. or ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director "I don't think the voters of ance executives to buy paint, supposed WASHINGTON - It looks as if flK).St Duval Teachers United approved a contract Thursday In his place has stepped the man whom the to the situation and be secret but prepare are had refused to voluntarily suswhat—The mountains of incriminating evidence is well get Austin said he had no stand- Florida ever intended to give Ings done, but fast?" Again Republicans on the Increasing their pay between 5 and 9 from an artist friend, Judiciary Committee White house preferred all along - the tough, Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; not "because of unlawful leaks, Pend ever Is necessary to go before the per cent. investigation. absolutely staggering in dimensions. Several agreed. "Well for Christ's sakes," said the The Duval are taking their cues from the White House as the court and ask reconsid. Middle Management Association agreed to a 7 per cent 32-year-old former aide to ex-Vice Year, $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All of the President's top aides already have been President, "get it. ." Subsequently, his aides lost. the impeachment drama approaches Its climax. President Spiro Agnew, Sam Garrison. oth er mail: Mon th , $2.70; 6 Month s, $16.20; 12 Mon ths, $32.40. eration of Justice Adkins' or. convicted and sentenced for conduct, paid hush money to Hunt. ______ pay for teachers with a bachelor's degree will be He was hired as a hatchetxnan by the cornder," said Jim Barrett, a President Nixon, for example, has been or not the President participated in 18,000. Top pay for a teacher with a doctorate — Many Republicans are deeply troubled maneuvering behind the scenes for weeks to mittee's senior Republican and dogged Nixon spokesman for Shevin. these crimes, it was his constitutional duty to goes to over the President's use of government agen$14,700. undercut the chief Republican impeachment supporter, Rep. Edward Hutchinson, R-Mich. Rudd, a Leon County circuit execute the laws faithfully. des, including the Internal Revenue The increases will go before the school board Monday to lawyer, Albert Jenner. Now the GOP minority We reported as early as Feb. 26 that Hutch Judge, is supervisor of the 18— The White House transcripts reveal a for final approviI, harass his critics. had instructed Garrison "to react negatively to shocking has put Jenner's subordinate, member grand Jury. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) get state permits for a part- the law firm failure on the President's part to Adams said, in other example of the irrespon. the Democratic nomination Sam Garrison, in all Democratic proposals and never to initiate press moral indignation over Watergate.to ex charge of the Republican stall. "Judge Rudd feels the au. What concerns some Republicans more than David Levin, former chair- Westinghouse power-systems part: for m "In the event you choose sible acts of de, ration of z governor. any action of his own." thority of his anything else is grand jury has conversations inside the oval office were sordid the President's refusal to man of the Pollution Control program in Jacksonville, House GOP leader John meeting to persist in these accusations man with nothing to lose." Seeks The President's strategy has been to obstruct and ugly. been unduly terminated," Bar. Board, has challenged Lt. Gov. Levin waived the Florida respond to house Impeachment subpoenas. The Records checked in Levin's we insist that you, privately with the Judiciary Committee faithful impeachment and, after it rett said. no longer be Bar's secrecy rule Thursday ear ly last May, told them the President delayed, to portray Out of the President's own mouth came Constitution gives Congress the sole power to Torn Adams to either retract offices by a newsman show the 'l'ALlhI\ssf;F; Ha. All Timothy Adams Adams had raised the and confirmed another charge it Adkins ordered the grand charges against Levin and as a Democratic vendetta incriminating statements that simply won't go impeach the President. This impliesaccess to of Holly . "couldn't stand" Jenner. his firm has received "1. Name the law firm lull in 'olusia County has qualified 26125 against jur investigation halted law firm or s (ar to them un• from Westinghou (hares n a "Dear fleubin" in the Adams letter, one that the as a November Write. x on i; clarnirn!, in effect, what hapns," he Rut Ni ;n av, "1 don't give a sh' 5c Ill i'aiitlihi(t,. for the scat of Sen. \ for work through c horn you claim the a!- k'tkr sent Wednesday to Gov. bar had started disciplinary to ho scre prcscnt, lilUst Nuv Don't expect us to lead the cheering HU that ith Garrison stepping forth and until after the Nov. Edward general der oath, that has top aides on March the right to decide liit evidence Gurney, 1t'F'la. 1913. ''1 want you all to done In connection with a Pen- leged bribe by Westinghouse Adams filed his statement of candidacy Thursday iS Reubin Askew and accusing proceedings against him and election. the Supreme Court has voted 8-0 that President Republican committeemen were willing to leading the political revival, the President's stonewall it, let them plead the Fifth Amend- against himself that Congress will be permitted wi "Now he's either got to th fish or sacola plant. The largest being channeled, and Secretary of Sta te Dorothy Glisson. depose the distinguished Chicago attorney whom supporters nre trying to whip up partisan Askew's friends of profiting by two law partners for his sitt in g " in Richard Nixon must turn over the 64 tape i'ecorthe interest of fair, equi- cut bait," Le vin sa id Thursday amount was ment, Lover up or anything else if it'll save it — to consider. If this principle should be applied to $325 paid to partthey had chosen to handle their side of the im- feelings and make a vote against impeachment GUrne)', facing a federal grand Jury indictment in Jack. table and "2. N am e the sources of your state positions. Levin, who re- as chairman while the partners a save the plan. That's the whole point. . . We're all defendants, there would be precious few Just campaigning," in a telephone interview from ncr Jack Grail for ding3 subpoenaed by the Special Prosecutor. legal re- charges, peachment case. sonville, has withdrawn from the race. Republican loyalty test. sig ned last month as Poll ution were suing Adkins said in his his Th . ursday Pensacola convictions. or. going to protect our offices, a firm regulated by people, if we can." Not only Nor do we intend to do handstands over the fact search regarding a health. Even Jenner's sponsor and fellow member of This has dismayed many Republicans who did Control Board chairman after the board. der, no grand Jury in Florida Levin sent Adams the President thus call for a cover-up, but his a telegram maintenance that the Court ruled once and for all that no man, the Chicago bar, Rep. Robert McClory, assured fear the Most of the Republicans we interviewed organization "Should you fail to respond, three years in the position, Is a party may be destroyed unless it aides carried out his should investigate anyone Thursday denying he or his law which the plant wanted to "I will take a lie detector test, instructions. Some of them agreed, not for attribution, that the case for whether he be rich or poor, black or white set Rhodes privately that he would support a move divorces itself from the President. They believe are now we, and we are confident the close friend and former law qualified for e!ecIon or firm was to receive $250,000 up, the records showed, swear under oath that I knew going to jail for it. impeachment is overwhelming. Certainly, to oust Jenner. powerful or powerless is above the law. it would be disastrous for a majority of people of Florida, will assume pa rtner of Askew, reelection un til after the vote. (rein Westinghouse for helping nothi ng - A day earlier, the President spoke of enough a bout the suit by my Levin's telegram on behalf of that these charges are just anevidence has been developed to warrant The backroorn strategists agreed to wait for Republicans to condone his activities by supAnd we find it extremely difficult to replace Adams is opposing Askew for partners," Levin said. News reports from investiga. Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt's black. a Senate trial to determine the President's guilt 'I'Al.i.:IIASSf'l', Fin. iAP, - Lynx Inc., a manufac. the best time to act against Jenner. This came porting the President. lions have confused voters, he Mr. Nixon's Watergate horns with a halo simply turer of hand-grenade parts in mail demand for $120,0. "You've got no choice or innocence. the North Florida town of said. because he has agreed to abide by the law of the after he was quoted in a Texas paper as calling We have spoken to agonized GOP with Hunt but the hundred am' twenty or Perry, has been or d ered to apply within 30 days for a state I Footnote: Rep. Rhodes, through a for Impeachment. The Texas clipping was posted congressmen who privately believe the whatever it is. Right?" demanded 'There is no doubt that the permit for (lumping toxic waste. land. the President. spokesman, denied having mentioned 11 on the wall of the Republican cloakroom and President should be Impeached but confess they Nixon's Last three months investigation Counsel John Dean agreed: "That's right." Then animosity toward Jenner. The There was never any question in our mind that McClory took the The Florida Pollution Control Department said Thur. House Republican lead In lining up the votes to are under tremendous pressure to vote against the President asked has been patently political," Oca I sday that th e firm is (lumping illegally and threatening again: "Would you agree leader suggested that back in May Nixon may the Court would rule against Mr. Nixon. There was shove Jenner aside. u it. here are the points that trouble them: said O'Malley, campaigning that undergr o that's in it buy time und water supplies, thing, you better damn not even have known who Jenner was. never any question in our mind that our system of Miarijj lie declined further JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) curs," Rogers said Th ursday. It also told Lynx to install approved pollution, justice demanded that the Court make clear that comment. to fight mineral exploration in Askew of failing to actively op- the Cabinet, and not him — II oil drilling in Ocala Na- "Then maybe we can do s abatement equipment and submit a time ta ble aimed at ome. the North Central Flori da pub- pos the law applies equally to all men. Nor could we e the drilling, complying with treatment standards. Special prosecutor T. Edward tional Forest pollutes the water thing. alone." ____________ ___1iI____==ihe area. Austin said he and "The state could have his picture Mr. Nixon defying a Supreme Court assist. supply, responsibility will have DON OAKLEY Another environmentalist, "If damage does occur, the ants "endeavored at all times to to be laid at the door of the decision; to do so would have left him President of The coalition has warned that stopped it if they had made an Art Marshall, chairman of the environmental interests may ______________ conduct our Investigation with Florida Department of Pollu. bring a country he would have been unable to govern and suit against the respon- drilling could release oil into effort," Rogers said. "The gov- St. Johns River Water Manageis all deliberate speed in a highly lion Control, says consible agency," Rogers said. surface or subsurfa ce water ernor first made a statement ment District, has warned that almost assure his impeachment. that If there was information drilling could cause oil to charged political atmosphere, servationist Lyman Rogers of "The Florida Department of supplies, seep Now, we just wish he would go away...quietly TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — with "~: _~~ - ~ Florida Comptroller ~ independence and without Jacksonville, that there was any likelihood of through faults into the ground. Pollution Control and the Fred 0. "Bud" and soon. __________ In Issuing the permit, Morton environmental damage he water supply. Dickinson says a national bond-selling regard to political conRogers says he doubts jfa law governor would be the defen. acknowledged .1, pr ogram requires study by that water pollu- would oppose It. Our anger today is directed towards another state ba nking commissioners j, seqences." suit could prevent the test well dants. The federal government lion was and others before It goes into effect in 1975. the most significant public figure who, coincidentally, came within a ( Austi n is unopposed for re- that has been approved by U.S. holds "The government statement 11 _______________________ itself not responsible for risk involved. But he said it Dickinson outlined the program, aimed at helping cities . election as BEST was admits there will be environwhisker of impeachment proceedings. state attorney in Interior Secretary Rogers env ir onmenta l damage." and counties sell bonds, at a Thursday meeting of the consider ed in an environmental mental damage," Rogers said. ConJacksonville, Morton. ___ Former Illinois Gov. Otto Kerner who, ironically, Rogers is chairman of the impact __Z:~ ference of State Bank Supervisors. statement and fully "In spite of that, the governor __ G'ov, Reubin Askew was out _____ I "The tragedy is that we are in Florida Coalition to Protect the headed up a commission that did a study of crime -_ Dickinson, president of the conference, said the CALL MILLERS examined before approval was withdrew from his position and of town cam pa igni ng. A press a position where we m us WASHINGTON I - (NEA) - Time and again and violence in the United States in the 1960s, was t wait Ocala National Forest, formed given, proposal calls for setting up state municipal bond banks in PH.322-03S2 I advised this coa li tion that it iio" during these Indolent hours of summer, memSuch Is the state of political and moral Such aide said the governor would and watch until da I ma ge oc. by environmental organizations all 50 states to consolidate local bond issues. He said the convicted several months ago of fraud, tax evasion bers of Congress rise in their wisdom to address Rogers accused Gov. fleubin would be have no immediate comment, in this country that even the the responsibility of _______________________ ___________________ and conspiracy. % Idea is that a single, big issue can be marketed easier and anxiously The grand Jury await ed foreman, Dr. de sion by ci themselves to a single question: "Mr. Speaker, I e th Supreme at lower Interest rates. At the time of his arrest, trial and conviction the suggest the lack of a quorum." How dignified. Court on the President's right to withhold Fred Turner, said the panel , man was a federal judge. Now, it may ,be naive to How diplomatic. What the honorable gentlemen would the)'. But he said Watergate evidence is not likely to prod the CONGRESS expect a crtm*.td follow the niceties of eiilized are really saying is: "where the hell Is halting the complicated investination out of the wallows in which it has been Probed gation until November would society but you would kind of hope that a federal everybody?" floundering for the past year or more. cause problems because the It is a gravely important question. The judge would hlive grace enough to stand aside once If, the White House can no longer continue to present grand jury's term ex.' Popula tion at high levels of government appears convicted of three felonies. stonewall the investigation with Impunity, there CO[l kr plres at the end of December, Is nothing to pre vent it f rom swam pmarshing Not Judge Kerner. He held on to the title—and as of late to be Infected wi th "Kissingeritis." The President is managing to be absent from his post "They'll have to get another (. ( for months to come by taking its merry old time the salary—until he was literally standing in the grand jury in January," Turner about 40 per cent of the time. The Vice President ORLANDO, Fla, (AP) - Au. in assembling the material—no doubt discover-. -1 The FBI at Gainesville raid tion in a hail of gunshots, police shadows of the penitentiary, five days before he has traveled 100,000 miles in seven months JULYn JULY 29 said. "If we're not able to cornthorities from four states are Floyd, 33, was charged 'rith at) ' ing along the way that some of the tapes are was to begin a th ree-year sentence, it making 400 notably unnotable public apAlcoholics Anonymous A coffee for Congressman Bill investigating a former Indiana ducting Harold McQuinney, 20. said. no where to be found or that there are mysterious , again. Meanwhile Thursday, the It is becoming more and more difficult to explain pearances. Women's Group, Holy Cross Gunter, candidate for U.S. I don't think it's fairly carpenter who has been from his gi in others. Micanopy station In Hamilton County, Neb., sheriff to young people just exactly why they should In Congress, there are far more tourists in the Episcopal Church Parish Senate from Florida, 8:30-9:30 close to being completed." charged with kidnaping a Mi- Alachua County on June 30. No, the responsibility for pursuing Watergate took a "John Doe" warrant to House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 24 am., Holiday Inn, Sanford, At the request of the grand canopy, Fla, service station atrespect people holding high public office. Far, far gallery than members of the floor. William " to its logical and necessary conclusi and questioned Floyd in jury, Askew on p.m. had tried McQulnney escaped near Lonoke Simon is on a 16-day, seven na es.. % IMP to extend tendant, police say. tion tour. Open to the public. too many of our leaders have misled and abused us, the slaying sentially, the determination of the extent of of a night-sh ift serv. Aust in's term as s Naturally, everyone pecial prose. has an excuse. Orange County Sheriff Melvin (ttanooga Tenn,, July 1 and did injury to our system of government. JULY 31 6 - ,, President Nixon's involvement In the coveruç cutor 4 ~ Ice station attendant at Aurora, Harrumph, kaff-kaff. for another 120 days, to Colman said Thursday that CeFlorida State Elks Vice , Floyd and his wife, Lorna, Neb. on July 12. Sanford rests where it has rested from the beginning, There is a law in the U.S. Code ( Title Z Kiwanis Club, noon, Nov. 28. He sent the extension to cii Floyd was being President Charles F. Whalen in. who were traveling with her Center, with the Congress of the United States, in parColman said Floyd also is unthe Supreme Court for what is vestigated in which provides for salary deductions when official of ficial visit to Sanford Elks connection with three chi ldren, were arrested ticular the House of Representatives, and most der investigation In connection ' ms of Congress are absent unless the normally routine approval, Lodge 1241, 8 p.m. Ladies AUG. 2 4,> the Orlando slayings of motel Sunday in Lonoke, Ark., and es pecially with that body's Republican mem. with two slayings in the In. welcome. reason assigned is illness. But the statute hasn't However, Adkins modified operator Barney Rycyck last were Sunshine be ing held on c harges of dianapolis , Ind., area, and one bers. been enforced in 100 years, says Senate Kiwanis Club, the orderto allow Austin onl}.to November, Karen Chitwood armed The financial plight of America's two around.the.world air Cavalier Motor Inn, 7 a.m. assist In the trial of former last February and Leslie lice saidrobbery. Arkansas po- in Kansas. Floyd lived in In. Sanford Al-Anon Family carriers is critical, and they have applied to the federal Secretary Francis Valeo, because: "We feel And the only means of making that deter. the pair was arrested dianapolis before moving to Or. Group, Holy Cross Episcopal AUG. 3 Education Commissioner Floyd Johnston last May, members are on duty 24 hours a day wherever government for subsidy so that they may continue to operate. they mlnation, as it was a year ago, Is through im. are." alter robbers fled a service sta- lando Last year, police said. Church Parish house, 400 Soaring fuel costs have aggravated already grave problems for Alcoholics Anonymous Christian, set for Sept. 30. plementation of the Impeachment clause of the Authorities from Nebraska, The President, too, we are told, is knocking his Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Pan Am and TWA. Constitution. Women's Group, Holy Cross Christian was indicted on bribe. Indiana and Kansas were also brains out for the good of America be he at Camp There Is reason to believe that Congress Will Episcopal Church Parish ry, perjury and conspiracy investigating Floyd in conbalk at What this co un try desperately needs is a Chrlztia'i Women's Outreach, house, 400 Magnolia Ave. 2.3 charges by an earlier grand nection with slayings in those derwrltlng operations of the na tion's flag carriers, at un- David or San Clemente. "Would you have him I - -Republican of stature to lead impeachment P:30 a.m., Sanford Chamber of p.m. least in stay in the White House every day?" asks a jury. their present corporate structures. But there are other states, Colman said. ways "ored aide proceedings in the House, both for the sake of his Adkins said he would consid. Commerce; speaker, Anne that Congress ca n help. One is to end this country's archaic Incredulously. "Where would we be Mrs. Chitwood, 17, C*pliy News ervice As bru_______ party's good name and for the welfare of the White. Open to public. wtna if we did?" Seminole High School class of er the I204ay extension on Nov. tally beaten and her throat cut favoritism for foreign air carriers. " coun tr y. What iineeded is a man li ke Penn. I sure hope you can bail me out!" 1964 Year Reunion, 7 pm 6 or later but that in the in her Orlando apartmnent . ____________ This policy dates back to a happier era when airline traffic And fr so, too, Ills wi th the capital's third or Miss Fill students will perform sylvania's Thaddeu.c Stevens, who almost singeth grow th was spiraling and Congress, in effect, legislated foreign Mayfair Country Club, dinner- meantime A us tin and the gran d Johnston, 22, was best known gadabout, Gerald Ford. ills shot in a 1' scenes from musical comedy, dance, Fnr Reservations jury must stop the investiga. _. handedly Inspired the impeachment drive people rationalize that his travels are "unifying aid at the expense of U.S. ca rriers. Nei ther our nation nor wooded area east of Orlando. "Long EAse the King," Winter contact Mrs. J.K. Johnson, against President Andrew Johnson a century liOn. airlines can any longer afford to tolerate discL'nlnatory and the country", and "making government more , ;.'1I Rycyck died in a $20 holdup, /U ago. L ] k'k Park Mali, 11a.m., 1,3,4 and 7 S. Sunland Dr., Sanford. I visible," And the man himself reasons that he Adkins said all seven mem- police said, unfair competi ti ve practices, __ ; ( p.m. in fountain area. should not "s . J I. ta y on the banks of the Potomac and The Export-Impor t Bank lends foreign air carriers lowHistorians agree, of course, at AUG.5 th Johnson was listen only to the strident voices" of Washington. Interest money so that they may buy U.S.-built aircraft. But wholly Editor Innocent 28 JULY of any impeachable offense, let Free Sickle Ccii Testing are the prime reason for all the discontent in our result is that foreign carriers compete with U.S. carriers on The Herald ~ South Seminole Veterans of sponsored by Orlando Alumnae along any crime and that Stevens was ..60 misguided City of Lake Mary. I feel that should they all Sorry. Nobody is fooled. Certainly public of- Sanford, Fla, more favorable terms than those available to U.S. airlines. in his attempt to emasculate the presidency and Foreign Wars Auxiliary 8207 Chapter Delta Sigma Theta, -I I'lnanclng a $30 million Jet may cost a U.S. airline $7 million uicials must move around to function fully, but if Dear Sir: resign maybe the attitiude at the Polls on July make O bake and rummage sale, 9:30 Inc. Congress supreme over the other two and American Red Cross, JACKSONVILLE, Fla . (AP) Thursday until Aug. 9, four 30th will be for retaining the more than a foreliln airline. it is at the expense of their primary responCity Charter. The following six (6) suggestions were branches of the government. But at least Stevens a.m., Phillips 6 Station, 17.92 Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. A federal Judge has granted days after the date he'd set to sibilitjes, as it may be now, then the excuses are sent to the Lake Mary Chamber It is true many people worked day and night was impelled by and SR 434, Longwood. of pri Iples he believed , t by to 3:30 p.m., Lake Lorna Doone more time for millionaire pro- start the retrial. He didn't set a nc in no for for the incorporation and deserve a lot of credit phony as the language "suggesting" a lack of a Its meeting at the Lake Mary School. what he thought would "play in Peoria," Apartments, 1617 W. Central moter for this. However, we can't be influenced by th is Glenn W. Turner and new date. quorum. What the na tion needs now is not visible JULY 29 Blvd., Orlando. To register for seven business associates to file on the spending of In less I 11 than a month, Johnson was impeached TJoflat declared a mistrial in government so much as working government. (1) That the Mayor Resign our taxpayer dollars as they Akoholk's Anonymous closed training to do Sickle Cell testing motions preparatory to th eir I please, the case May 30 after th e Jury Poor leadership does not regain public conby the House, tried by the Senate on the evidence ' 2) That all Council Members Resign meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal volunteers may contact Mrs. retrial on ',L---'---I,eLi all unite and keep Lake Mary a City on and acquitted. The question was fidence by absenteeism, instead It just passes mail fraud charges. brought a nine-month trial to an f (3) A new election be held for City Officials settled once and Church Parish House 400 Nancy Amsden at Central July 30th U.S. District Judge Gerald B. end by deadlocking over a from lethargy to the comatose state. present for all. and promote the removal of our (4) No more rubber stamp policies Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Florida Chapter ARC. Tjoflat extended the deadline verdict. The situation seems especially unfortunate in (5) That the City of Lake Mary learn to creep city officials. We can do it if we try hard enough. Is it any wonder that the public, seeing Vote yes July 30th and let's all Fight the the case of the itinerant Vice President. He, not before it tries to walk. , .-. congressmen of both parties continaing to it the choice of the American people, was (6) All Council and Board Members should be Rubber Stamp Government we now have which safe in the face of all the evidence that hasplay been presented to them not as a unifier but a doer. He Owner-Taxpayers, is the equivalent to a one party system. Hitler is accumulated, and thern'.elves benujubed by 2 ',as selected, it was promised, because his 25 de,d and so will our city be If we don't act, Is our previous Mayor (non elected still in and a half years of Waterga te revelations years in and qualified him as the man to con trol of our Cou The American dream house is believe they have worked out the FF'L is trying to keep costs accusations, have become cynically wea ry of it ncil? Our elect ed city officials join that body to the Administration In the course more expensive than ever. Especially most efficient systems of any utility down. The economies we hate Emil W. Ziinmer all' of progressive legislation. Great goals were in Florida. In just the past year. company in the country. Yet no ____________ devised work. The simple fact is ahead; Gerry Ford was Just the fellow to see at the average price of a new home system can abirb the inflated costs that without them costs would From one reader who attended a recent service This was a local businessman talking. one club 13. least some would be met. has gone up 13% Ye t. like they say, of today have bern.' lot higher. We ha 'e who's :iivt'tin where a judge addressed the group and centered pressured with all kinds of personal problems, not people have to h% e somt's hrc. To bring eki.triiity to your (;reat gua1' Sate Majury Ltader Mike Hunted the edge ot inilation. Bu t tu complaints on some "inadequacies" at the Sanford least of which Is the Th.' s is where FPL comes in. FPL must build substations. home. Mansfield said the other day that while inflation there comes a point where to cut to make enough money to courthouse. This reader wis particularity moved by the pay his help Because your housing needs relay points bet ween your home is paralyzing millions of citizens, "Neither any further would senously hinder and hopefully sori'e left-over for his family's benefits. determine our 'rousing needs. To Like the merchant sa id before he hung up, and the pos'rr plant And the 9 our ability to serve you. ____ Congress nor the Administration Th e judge was complain ing about the lack of space, "What they serve your increasing nerd for ( th e substation that cost us law So88,470 thing." FI'L cannot predict the future enforcement personnel) uuaht _ iintl fka b,pt, ...I -dIlU we rest rest rooms and the poor maybe Improve their own public image."in 'flIU 15 __________ electricity, we have to hot .;r 'ss' in 1973 now costs close to S900,000. of the economy. We do not know if __ salaries the policemen are receiving, Well , this man had a ubstations and power plants. And An examination of lust one of 2 inflation will continue as it has in ______ . few th oughts on the matter also. me cost of our housing has 'one THOUGHTS costs will our help tell you why the past. We do know that we will : ' "I'd like to Invite His Honor to come into my up. too. Reinforcement steel rose from (ontinur to bring you the electricity Teach me, 0 lard, Uw way of thy statutes, and place of Add th e name of Jim Ryan, Sanford port ad. 'tusIriess and see the rest rooms I have to put up with. And It's gone up against our sill S1040 a ton in 1973 to S2780 in you nerd At the losrst pocsib!e cost, I will keep it to the end. Give me understanding, ________ ministrator, to that enviable list of golfers who've made a I wouldn't be ashamed to and our strenuous efforts to keep 1074. Almost all of our costs have let him see my weekly take. hole In-one. Ryan's occurred that 1, may keep thy law and observe it with my at the Alhambra Country costs down W'havean Engineering gone up Fuel, equipment, vehitles. home pay, either—although i hope I wouldn't embarrass Club in Orlando while playing the 11th whole heart. - Psalm 119:33,34. 1) hole, 150 yards, anti him, Department whose primary maintenance and even the cost of I 10 ' I using a rive-iron. Ile deserves our 'To five In the pr.sence of great truths and . . .. ,_.. function bUIlLI new is to I it.i!ities "And talking about orrossin the monts to build plaudits on this v''i the poor salaries of the police, how achievement cause goodne Clock eternal laws, to be led by permanent ideals Iq*. .'ving peq*. ., ,,. 1, .. .-knows I've played too many — about all of the time they spend in my store--shopping tV4 ty kLL that is what keeps a man patient when the world rounds with him. ...and they were spent mostly in tile around for th e best price on a range or refrigerator so that PAID POLITICAL ADVI BY COMMITTEE FOR ' JOHN A. rough. ignores him, and caIrn and unspoiled when the their wiv.s can come in and buy them over "Are there any new teas your mother and! should be their lunch world praises him." — Henore de Ralznc, Always pleasant company, however, when we hours ....yeah, t hey're really overworked lots of finally pick ing t on, dear?" times," arrived at the 19th hole. Frtrtch novels!. CHARTER SURRENDER, GEORGE HESS, CHAIRMAN BRIEF - Evening Herald Duval Teachers CP -i Panel Strings Pulls Contract — Dean that House its partisan, , criminal Adams Whether Service, Inson Finally Nets Challenged On Charges — Volusian Rhodes, Nixon And Kemer could Senate Seat — - him. told ding the' evidence. , 22, Toxic' Waste Dumping Cited l,13 C:) TOM TIEDE I ~~~ I I n g 1 cy Bri n g I on S it 4r _______________ Cowardice Unbecoming In Congress 11 _____ — ______ ______ ________ -- Bond Bank Study Urged Where Did Everybody Run Off To? a '''" '- Accused Kidnaper ________________________________________________ c — — iZ In Orlando Area Slayings ..' • - Airlines Crisis - -_--_.---- • - ( - Letters To The Ed -. — -- - itor Turner Gets Time '. I - - --You know how high the'" ___________________________ cost of housing has gone. - Commerce BERRY'S WORLD - ,_ • - ,, For us, too. Citizens of Lake Mary: Congress ______ ___ ' HAD EEOUGH? Around 'Ii4! •AI - - - ' - VOTE c;r FOR SURRENDER The . . ,,,,. . -,.'. .. '- , .. - . I -~ ,, C ".; ) - __ ------'-.--.- --' .-. -,$ =,--'-=- - _ML____ intallilLift - .. .2': -~ _% .J - �_- -.---.----- -------- -- -------------- IA r)nrlricrQ 6A — Evening Herald Top T SPORTS IN BRIEF Patriots Choice Absent AMHERST, Mass. i AP) The New England Patriots' first-round draft choice stayed oft the practice field Thursday, and Coach Chuck Fairbanks said he does not know when Sieve Corbett will be ready toplay. Fairbanks said the offensive guard is still feeling the effects of recent tests administered as the result of a pinched nerve Corbett suffered during a summer camp workout. - 0 New Mana g ers Wi n, By BRUCE LOWITF AP Sports Writer It was one small step for Jim Marshall, one giant step for Clyde King.. .and two steps backwards for the New York Mets. Marshall took his first halting step as Ch icago's new manager -and fell flat on his face as the Philadelphia Phillies bombed the Cubs 10.2. King took his first step as Atnew manager and ever so carefully remained upright as his Braves eked out a 10-inning 1.0 victory over San Diego. \nd the Mets started their "charge" toward the top of the National League East exactly the same way they did after last year s AU-Star break, losing a doubleheader to the St. Louis Cardinals, this time by 4-3 and 4.1 scores with the first game going 10 innings, In other National League action on Thursday's jammed schedule, Los Angeles ept a pair from Houston 11 and 2.0, ti took two from San Francisco 14-13 and 5-0, and Montreal split with Pittsburgh, wiring 10.5 Braves 1, I'adres 0 Roland Office's 10th-Inning single gave the Braves their victory over San Diego. Darrell Evans walked and was sacrificed to second by Dusty Baker before Office slapped his gamewinning hit to right. Cards 4-4, Mets 3-1 "it's just like last year," !(ts' Manager Ytigi Berra Cincinna "We came in here and a doubleheader." ,tskti if he thinks it may be an macn, he replied: "I don't know. I don't like to see it happen that way every year... I feel we've still got a chance. We're no worse off now than we were at this time last year. We've just got to start winning some games." Jack Aker, in relief of Jerry Koosman, hit Jerry Davanon i th a 10th-inning bases-loaded pitrh to give the (';INLS the firstquipped. Lose game victory and St. Louts beat Jon Matlack In finale on the strength of Alan Foster's threehitter, Dodgers 11-2, Astros 3-0 Jim Wynn hit a home run and three singles and Torn Paciorek slugged a three-run triple to lead Los Angeles' firstgame romp and Doug Rau's sevenhitter made it a sweep of the Astros. Reds 14-5, Giants 13-0 Tony Perez' two-out, two-run homi'r in the lx)ttnIn of tilt' IIIIIt1I lost -, Inning capped a winning five. run rally for the Reds in the first game and Fred Norman pitched a five-hitter and Ken Griffey blasted a homer that made it a double dumping for• the Giants. Expos 10.2, Pirates 54 Homers by Manny Sanguillen Pittsand Willie Stargell led Pillsburgh Pirates past Montreal after Ron Hunt reached base safely five straight times, scored twice and drove in three runs to i('O the lxpos'. Sox's Wise Injured BOSTON (AP) - Boston Red Sox pitcher Rick Wis said Thursday a persistent shoulder injury may keep hit out for the rest of the season. Wise missed Thursda night's game against the Detroit Tigers because of th pain in his right shoulder, which a St. Louis physkia; diagnosed as a calcium deposit. 6 01 21 VU SCOREBOARD 7;;-1 441 — . V -1 M Dy the Associated Press National League East W L Pct. Go Philaphia 50 46 121 St. Louis All 49 .495 21,1 Montreal 46 49 .454 31 -t Pittsburgh 46 50 .479 4 -1 ~f LSU Star Traded NEW ORLEANS AP) Former IW basketball stai Eddie Palubinskas has been traded to the New Orlean .Jazz, club 1'resii.nt Fred Rosenfeld announced. Palu1tn!s was Atlanta's fourth pick in the last collegi draft. There was no word what the Hawks would receivt in return. The 6400t-1 guard led Louisiana State In 11 statistica catagorles last season, including scoring and assists. 11 Wt just under 90 per cent from the foul line for the Tiger and averaged 18.4 points per game. Chicago New York - -' am -, — ___ . Aaron Joins PUSH - -- . . .. - - . -- -. . - . . . - -- , mom mo~ . . .-. -. .. 0 . - — — • . -- ' r"- Berra flays Football BALTIMORE API — For Tim Berra, In one respect at least, it's a case of like father, like son. Young Berra, the football playing son of the former New York Yankees'baseba1Jcatcer, is rookie wide receiver in the training camp of the Baltimore Colts. Like his father, now manager of the New York Mets, Tim is wearing uniform No. 8. Third Seed Falls Racing Purses Won PHILADELPHIA — Novaya, $3.60, captured the Tulleytown purse at liberty Bell by three lengths over Thp Horn. CHICAGO - Meadowgoer, $4.40, outran Polar Cap by less than a length to take the $7,000 Real Delight Purse at Arlington Park. lVave,9 ,IqA 5oa GAAfI, Mt 1 zfcraqpd_ 5Y,4'/P/16 a# ' I- . - . . -- - -' - low______________________ - - - Slate Swim Contest H He re The first rounds of the Tenth Anmial Swimming meet began this morning at the Sanford Bath An Tennis Club near th e Sanford Airport. Over 400 swimmers from 17 clubs all over the it a te cornrounds will begin tomorrow at 8:30am. and run throughout The day. st _________________________________________________________________________ WASHINGTON (A?) — Third-seeded Manuel Orontes of Spain has fallen by the wayside after the second round of the Washington Star-News Tennis Tournament. Egypt's Ismail El Shafel tripped Orontes 6-2, 24, 7-5 Thursday but other ranked players advanced to today's action. Top-seeded Stan &nith got past John Uosd of England 6-7.6-3, 6-4 while fourth-rated Marty Riessen turned back John Whitlinger of Neenah. Wis., 6-4, 6-2. No. S seed Tom Gorman outclassed Pakistan's Haroom Rahlrn 6-1, 6-1 and sixth-rated Guillermo Vitals of Argentina downed Australian Dick Crealy 6-2,6-2. Secondseeded Arthur Ashe did not play Thursday. SUPER BOWLER £4A't fIR 7:/1/ YEAR 4'E 4iEP OOT fAfO. 000 -. by Alan Mover 11" '7' a,'y ,q/d ng Pros As More Vets Re ort Major L • . - auto workers strike line for a fuse to be a scab football fan," gent of any team. The latest throwing to" pledge of picket help by the Caught in the middle of foot- i3engal to report was defensive The original veteran, 46-year UAW when the NFI, Players ball's labor tangle is Mayor tackle Mike Reid, one of the old George Blanola, also showed .)kulIry t.iiiiCii, who (iQSfli players who snowed UP Thurs- up in the Raiders' camp, ready Saturday's Hall of Fame Game usua lly have th is much corn- day. to start his 25th season of proin Canton, Ohio. motion InCanton. "Both parties Th e San Francisco 49ers fessional football. ape Charge Suspends Gridders " - - -• • . . - No charges have been tiled. An Irish teammate Identified the dismissed sude n ts as safety Lu ther Bradley, Muncie, Ind.; defensive end Russ Browner, Warren, Ohio; kick return specialist Al Hunter, Green. yule, N.C.; defensive end Willie Fry, Memphis, Tenn.; defen. sive halfback Roy Henry, New Orleans. and Dan Knott, a halfback from Chowchilla, Calif. All are sophomores and, exp1 for Henry and Knott, were likely stirtem this fall, None of the six could be reached for comment, Voor saRi the 4.11eged rape 'x'- - C - eague L 61 • - Stennett, Pgh. 72 63, - xc. n. • TRIPLES-Garr, All. I]; D.Cash, Dols. TRIPLES-Rivers Cal Phil. AOliver, Pgh, I; Geronimo, KC, 7. Camparie,is Oak 7 Cm. 7. Bonds, SF. 7. Wohiford, KC, 6; H Isle, Mm , HOME RUNS-wynn, LA. 72; Darwin, Mn, 6. Schmidt, PhI, 19; Cedeno. Hfn, 19. HOME RUNS-D All 76; Bench, Cm , Ii. Mayberry. 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I I Sizes 52013.5 60-13, for IongIasting tzact&on pattern Of course, Ford s Clearance prices are low to begin with, but this year there are plenty of other good reasons to buy a new 1974 Ford; CIei.,..,,, — - ICCOUNT Whit.wallg only Plus 6 2 9'.' to 3t3 Per, his FE SIZES J78 L71.16 v'Fufl depth u'e.d,jpei - said he obtained the WFL rights to deal with Stowe from the Hawaiians. Stowe said in an interview that until the WFL organized, a player had no real freedom of choice. He is drafted as a rookie by an NFL team and must agree to terrm with that team or none. "There's no real choice even when you play out your option," Stowe said. -77here is the 'Rozelle Rule'. Commissioner Pete Rozelle can make a team give up anybody he says if they want 1(3 sign YOU" I 140 a ,ii,.A .' I...'-- sEuropetn.iypr. round. souldered Iseedto, peed .. handling . STRIKEOUTS-CarIlon, Phi, iii; STRIKEOUTS-14 .R yan. Mewsmth, LA, 136; P,Nmekro, All, fllylt'ven, Mm. 147; Q Perry. — SAVE II to '16 per set of 4 'Firestone MINI-SPORT , Oak, STOLEN BASES-Brock, S?L, 61; Cedeno, Pttn, 36; STOLEN BASES-North. Oak, 37. • Rivers, Cal, 7$ LOwetsten ' ,Cie,23. PITCHING (9 DecIsions)-.. PITCHING (9 o ec1I;on)_ Mes5rsmth, LA, ii 2. .146. 2.11 John, 6 Perry, Cl,. ISj 1.41 LA. 13 3. 513, 29 Griffin. Htn, II-), Sprague, Mu, 72, ni. -- curred July 3 in a campus dorinitory occupied by foot ba ll players. Parseghian said the dis. missals were related to violaLion of dormitory rules The Tribune quoted Voor as sayIn he would not i ni tiate criminil proceedings agai nst the six. Voor also was quoted as saying the woma n who filed the complaint and the six men Involved had given conflicting accoun ts of the incident. He said there was no evidence t port the charges except the wmflafl's e'irnplant. 0 DOUBLES-Rudl, Oak. 2y ; : Burrovgn. Tex, 71, 4 4, N! .' RUNS BATTED IN-Ou"oughs, Tex,?3. D.Allen. Chi, 70; Rudi, Oak, Briggs. Mil, C.rew, Mn. , WHITEWALL ADD 63 P51 TIRE eaders HITS-Carew, Min. 144, Rlvffs. Cal, 114, Rudi, Dak, 111. FOLLOW THE BRAVES By hERSCHEL, NISSENSON Dodgers, is struggling at 9-7 for Al' Sports Writer the Astros. The I.os Angeles Dodgers not While the Dodgers traded an only have the best record in every-day player in Davis, who baseball, they're also tops in has been in 89 games for Mon. the trading circuit. treat, they acquired something While the farm system con- of the same sort in the tireless tinues to turn out good young Marshall, who already has reballplayers, two of the main lieved 66 times, winning 11 and reasons for the Dodgers' 51 . saving 14. lie recently set a gahtie lead in the National major league mark by relieving League's West Division are in 13 tonsecutive games. center fielder Jim Wynn and Marshall's numbers tend to relief ace Mike Marshall. cloud the fact that Davis is hit 1973, Wynn was in his ninth full season with the Houston ling .308 for the Expos and has Full driven 55 runs home, Astros while Marshall, who The St. Louis Cardinals also previously toiled in the majors appear to have gotten the best for Detroit, Seattle and Housof two separate deals with the ton, was setting a major league Boston fled Sax. record by pitching In 92 games On Oct. 26, they shipped for the Montreal Expos. pitcher Rick Wise and out. On Dec.5, the Dodgers 10111cr Bernie Carlo to BOston qut red M ;trh II ill exchange for Willie Davis, their long-time for outfielder Re gg ie Smith and (-enter fielder. The next day, pitcher Ken Talum. Tatum is no they got Wynn for pitchers longer with the Cards, but lie as been among one IN I, s leftluinder, Ind rookie Dave Cul. leading hitters all season. His current average is .321 with 13 peppier. fl1flg101oufltfa1r homers and &1 1(81, plus TIN, results 711114 BlkwilI, Plus'? 24 psi American League BATTING (275 at bals)National Leaguo Min, mi. Ysir:mski. asn. .33,.. BATTING 1273 of bals)- Garr, Hargrove, Tieft, X11; Randle, Ali, ISII~ Zisk, Pgh, .325. R.Smilh, 326 S?L.323 RUNS-YItr,m%ki, Iso, ; RUNS-SenCh. Cin, is; Morgan. D Allen, Chi, 60 CsmPAMPrIS, Oak, Bonds, SF. 64. RUNS BATTED IN-Cedeno, Hin, ?S; Wynn. LA. 71; Schmidt, Phi. 70. HITS-Garr. All, 149, D.Cath, Phi. 126; Gll~vey. LA. 121, DOUBLE S-Cardenal, Chi, 21; S18fgell. Pon. 71; R,Smith, SOL, 23, Maddoi, SF, 73, A Oli ver, Pgh, 72; rs e I By The AssociatedPre By HAL BOCK The game between the St. should resolve the issue at a added two vets when defensive AP Sports writer Louis Cardinals and Buffalo negotiating table," said Ow end Cedric Hardnian and line. Just the way most people Bills will be played by rookies, mayor, "not outside Fawcett backer Willie Harper walked ntake a down payment on a car, free agents and non-striking Stadium. Our community into camp. Harper told assernstriking National Football veterans with the NFLPA and doesn't deserve this kind of bled newsmen: "Me and Cedrleague players have placed a some 150 volunteers from UAW treatment." i(A no co mmen t." t. down payment on picket help Local 1112 picketing outside the Elsewhere, a trickle of veterTight Cilu t,iir) Parris %t13 with the United Autc Workers, stadium a s con•tinued o up at one of three San Diego ChargThe re three extra pickMeanwhile, Edward NFL camps. As of Thursday ers to check in "i came to get ets walking the line Th ursday Coleman, board chairman of evening, the NFL Management in shann" sail arns. iOU r ou tside a Lordstown Ohio auto UAW ["al ç' d his union U)UflCIJ, league's bargain- don't get in sha pe carrying that assembly plant WiuC,i has been represtithth'e.s have voted not ing agent wi th th e Players As- picket sign" struck by the UAW. They were to Join the picket line. . ociation reported that 165 vet , Stabler Ed Podolak of the Kansas City The Hall of Fame said it had erans had reported to trainingga ve sitl1"I' en C same rea' • . Chiefs Gar)'..dnan -' u received about 500 demiiith for cam ps despite the strike. The son for sb,wjnounatDoklaftd' '' Minnesota Vikings and Don refunds including one from only teams wi thout any veter. cam "I'm a quarterback," iiv D*edorl of the St.. Louis Cardi- Frank Valenta, pr esident of the ans in camp were the De nver said "It's time I nals, and their appearance was 130,000-member Greater Cleve. Broncos and Minnesota Vik. throwing I can't wait lo nger. no accident. land Labor FederatIons ings. I've got to see the rookies The p ers were "I'm an avid pro football Cineirnati has 21 non-strik- going to be wi th and trading their services at the fan," said Valenta, "but I re- ers, the largest veteran cuntin- the guys working I'm going to be Snirril kr'rs. 1t '1i ? ,t... ,.t. .ir U £IIJI (1C1efliVe Will, would A disappoi:.ted As's Parseghian be out of school for at least one W conceded that six of his key year because of the mattes', football players have been dis"But as far as I'm concerned mL&sed from the Uni versity of it was a university Irregularity Notre Dame for one year for and a university suspension," violating school rules. he said, Parseghlan, coach of the óeThe Smi th Bend Tribune . fending national champions, ported Thursday the matter in. told The Associated Press volved a complain t by an wTh ursday: "It's a great dis-. Idemified 18-year-o:d woman appointment, one of those who alleged she had been things that happens, and we'll raped . just have to set it behind US. County Prosecutor William Parseghian responded to an E. Voo rJr, said six Noire Dame AP story that six players, In. football players were under inciuding (our from the heart of vestigation. 0 : oinis UAW I — ?IIAMI (Al') - Rookie cor- better football player because nerback Jeris White of the '1 it. Miami Dolphins says he plays "I'm scared. Every single football in fear and that he's a play I'm scared," White said, dgtrs who deal with the Dodg Carbo is batting 257 for Has 'rs' Al Campanis to keep one ton with 10 homers and 46 RB! hand on their wallet and the while Wise has been plagued by other on their roster. arn) trouble and has pitched in Wynn is Wtting a solid .29lo. only eight games with a 34 leads the league with 21 homers record and 3.91 ERA. and has b.i itt.d in 69 runs Meanwhile, Ostun, who on I47garnesin nine years wj the • . C -' - - . d ra Friday, July 26, 1974-7A Weekend Baseball American League East W SO 45 131 Boston 50 AS .526 1 7 Cleveland 49 47 .510 2 sammore New York 49 47 S10 2 49 490 4 0 Milwaukee AS So 469 6 Detroit West At $17 Oakland $4 49 ia h i cago 6 Angeles 6$ 3 11,0!k A Cincinnati Houston Sill 15 14 49 50 .495 S Texas Atlanta si 49 .510 Ii', Minnesota 17 SI .450 9', San Fran 4555 . 4 50 301 1 California 39 60 394 II San Diego 43 59 472 fl'i Thursday'sResults Thursday's Results Philadelphia 10. Chicago 2 Cleveland 1 5. Baltimore 71. Cincinnati 145, San Francisco 2nd game 13 irviings 13 0 New York I. Milwaukee 0 Montreal 102, Pittsburgh S 3 Boston I?, Detroit I St Louis 1 A. New York 3 1, Texas A. Chicago 1 2nd game 10 innings Oakland S. Minnesota I LOS Angeles ii 7. Houston 30 Kansas City 7, California 1 Atlanta 1, San Diego 0. tO in nings Friday's Games Friday's Games Chcago (Kaat 11 41 at Texas Philadelphia (Lonborg 12-9) (Bibby 13121, N at Chic ago(R,ughel 9-7) Baltimore (Cuellar 13 6) at San Diego (Freisleteqi ? 41 at Cleveland (0 Perry 15 1). N Atlanta (P. Nlekro 99), N Boston (Tint Il 7) it Detroit an Francisco (Barr 126) at (Coleman 19). N Cincinnati (Gullett 7$) p Milwaukee(Colbrn 67) at Pittsburgh (Ellis55) at Mon New York (Dobson 7)2,P treat 2). N Kansas City (Busby 139) at New York (Seaver 66) at Si. California (Lange I0, N Louis (McGIothn 176). N Minnesota (Blylev en 10-10) at Los Angela (MeS3ersm)th It. Oakland (Abbott 2-11 Pd 21 at Houston (Griffin 113), N Saturday's Gam. Saturdays Games St Lou's at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7, Mirwtnesota at Oakland twi night Chicago at Texas, N San Diego at Cincinnati, N Milwaukee it Baltimore. N Los Angeles at Atlanta, Pd New York at Boston, N Montreal at New York. N Ka.nss City •t California, N 0 San N Sunday's Games Sundays Games Detroit at Cleveland ittatatCh ctelPtIia SO Louis icago Milwaukee Baltimore Los Angeles at Atlanta Boston San Diego Cincinnati Chicago at Oakland, 2 Montreal New York Minnesota at California. 2 San F 0 a Houston Kansas City at Texas, N . .• . - MEMPHIS, Tenn, (AP) - The Rev. Jesse Jackson, executive diectorofOpe!.atj PUSH - People United tc Save Humanity -said Thursday that Henry Aaron of the Atlanta Braves, baseball's ailtime home run king, has been named a member of the PUSH board of directors. Aaron will head a committee to study racism In sports, particularly in baseball, Jackson said. . Al 53 436 8 51 26 9 west LOS . , Rookie Plays In Fear 0 Friday, July 26, 1974 Evening Herald WE DNESDAY, JULY31 %k ,, Offer expires July 27 $ -- When you buy 3 at regular price FAMOUS BRAND __FOR ONLY INSTALLED -, �8 A— Evening Herald Friday, July 26, 1974 Toyota Sales Exceed VW Evening Herald Van Eepoel. Refiles. Clark Assa ult Charge A jump in Toyota sales has Dealerships area this iumç and firm's sales put Toyota over Volkswagen In Presidpnt.Gerieral Manager s, far in 1974, 165 to 170 new the foreign car field in the five. Guy Thornton of Sanford Toyotas have been sold at the state Southeast Toyota Economy Toyota says his. dealership, 60 of them in the reflect months of June and July, said Thornton. ( However, he added that the first five months of 1974 were slow due to lack of rncrchandise. "One time we were down to one car in the') showroom, and that was sold," said Thornton. Now the lot has 70 to 75 new cars in stock. WE ADDED YEAR 'ROUND COMFORT TO Contin ental— Central Florida Inc. 50,000 sq. The service department at the dealership has been doubled recently in both personnel and equipment, he Said. • ' uu,IAt. tLIt:TIIC 1007 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford 4i. May the Sun Shine on CFS .4.S ¶ Congratulations Continental-Central Florida Inc. ./. . ' EMI Roger Madore A. 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THROUGHOUT FLORIDA & THE SOUTH •• Bill Halback (center), President of Wall Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning, enjoys the cool comfort of Continental -Central Florida's executive oflices with Engineer Al Lyons (left) and Ron MacArthur, Continental's General Manager. ww"uuu"w1'o WINTER SPRINGS - The bordering on East Lake Drive to the city on three sides and a planning and zoning board or Planning and Zoning Board has and Tuskawilla Road on the portion to the front, the town council acted Passed an ordinance requiring northwest corner was with. Board tabled action on a illegally." a six months waiting period drawn by Carson-Kendall after Complaint National Homes Jim Caviness, chairman of WINTER SPRING A new and battery charge "with leave between disapproval of zoning being advised by P-Z Board developers by of Wildwood that the board advised Hart that all warrant is expected to be to amend" by Winter Spring s and annexation requests and Chairman Jim Caviness of they had been refused a efforts will be made to deter. served today on Casselberry Judge Newman Brock, resubmission on the same opposition to the proposed building permit for commercial mine if indeed the commercial developer Albert Clark Jr., The assault and battery property. project by area property use privileges, which they use privilege had been granted, following the dismissal charge was brought by Coun. Claim had been granted by P.Z The motion, made by John owners. Mrs. Betty Eastham was Thursday night of an assault climan Irene Van Eepoel after Daniels, passed unanimously. The board voted to recom- board and council in October elected secretary of the P.2 a June 3 incident during a Also on Daniels' motion the mend approval of an an. 1972. Action was put off until ii board. recess in a council meeting. board voted to draft a city wide nexatiun request on 21-acre signed copy of an approved Parcel of land east of Hacienda document can be found by Mrs. Van Eepoel had opposed land use plan and submit it to Village, north of Florida Land either party. the Calbert Development Corp. council for approval. Development project and south owner's request to council for Attorney Donald Hart, A request for annexation and of SR 434. The property, owned representing National Homes, planned unit zoning. conmwrcial zoning on property by David Miller, is contiguous said"Ishuddertothjnk that the Clark's attorney, Gene The Central Florida Jaycees Stephenson, moved for will hold "Central Florida's ........ dismissal of the charge after Largest Flea Market" Aug. IGat discovering a technical error in Exposition Hall in Orlando. The Mrs. Van Eepoel's affidavit, Market, which will run from 10 but Brock ruled that the court's When You Think Of Point ... Think Of Pass a.m.to8p.m., isto raise funds decision superseded the defense for Muscular Dystrophy. There attorney's motion. is free space available for inThe affidavit stated Mrs. Van dividuals to set up their own Eepoel gave her testimony booths with 50 per cent of the before Brock when she had in Since 1945 profits going to the fund. fact given it to a notary public The Sanford MeDnald's at the police station, COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL PAINTING re5taurant i participating by Immediately following the giving a free hamburger, CAULKING - WAILCOVERING. SANDBLASTING court session Mrs. Van Eepoel french fries and cola to all who completed a new affidavit in bring in saleable merchandise front of Brock PRESSURE CLEANING and an assault Aug. 9. In Oviedo merchandise and battery warrant was issued \ may be taken to the fire sta tion. for Clark. 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(Al' I — Charges of piracy, kidnaping, hijacking and extortion will be filed against an Omaha, Neb. couple ho hijacked a chartered boat to Cuba, FBI agents said today. Officials said the charges would be brought against Clifford McHary, 33, and his wife Patricia. Agents said the couple forced txat captain Earl Widenar, 37, and mate Molly DeWitt, 21, to take 33-foot cruiser "Spook" to Havana on Tuesday. The couple was accompanied by their two children, a 9)earold boy and a girl, 11' authorities said. Greek ' Drama ' Felt Within Europe By WItLIASI L. RYAN Al ..pccial Correspondent Greece's dramatic turnabout has capped a series of events of a short-lived Cyprus coup, produced yet another in a whole series of deep changes that can have far-reaching impact on the mood and even the future prospects of th e Atlantic Alliance, A half dozen important nathat, in just a few months this ton underwent meaningful year, so transformed the politi- change in recent months. Tht' cal picture in non-Communist rest of Western Europe will feel Europe as to amount to major the effects. Still, it would be upheaval, difficult and probably rash to The Greek convulsion, pro- generaliz, about these changes, yoked by the boomerang wallop despite an over-all hopeful look. ANALYSIS In Portugal, Greece and Spain, the outlook is brighter. Those nations are witnessing the phasing out of dictatorships That is cheerful news for Europe's moderates, though not necessarily for left-wing cxtretnisis for whom more liberal regimesm make ore difficult targets. Instead of a military dictatorship that drew Western scorn, the cradle of European (ICmocracy, Gret'ctj, now has a government that once again at least looks democratic, has a hesitant, tentative liberInstead of the iron rule of alism under old soldier Antonio Generalissimo Franco, Spain de Spinola, who shows signs of seems emerging toward some- recognizing that the colonial thing freer. Now that the ailing era Is over. old dictator has turned over Instead of Georges Pornmany of his powers to Prince pidou, heir to aloof and unbend. Juan Carlos, his .designated Gaullism, France has Valesuccessor, Spaniards have rcary Cscard d'Estaing, a prac. son to speculate that tile days of rigid one-party dictatorship are tical realist. numbered. Instead of Willy Brandt's giltInstead of Marcello Cactano's tering and sometimes brash. frozen authoritarianism Portu- looking leadership, West Ger. gal Since its recent upheaval many has a down-to-earth MIAMI CAP) — A major speech has been scheduled tonight by Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro to mark the 21st anniversary of what he considers the start of the revolution which brought him to power. havana Radio, rnr'nitore(I in Miami, said in a Thurjav broadcast that 2U,th.ii people would take part in a parade and other outdoor ceremonies prior to the speech in Matanzas, the capital of Matanzas Province east of Havana. The Central Army Headquarters plaza, where Castro will speak, and city streets have been adorned by red flags and huge portraits of Communist revolutionary heroes, according to the broadcast. Mantanzas was given the honor of hosting the annual July 26 celebration because last month it was the first of Cuba's six provinces to hold a secretballot election for delegates to local, provincial and regional governing cunr2ls Instead of Tory Edward Heath struggling to patch the tatters of British socialism, Harold Wilson is ,back grappiing with a multiplicity of problems, many of them generated during his labor Party's CI'C state rule. S IN BRIEF ization. WASHINGTON (AP) And House Judiciary Committee now the decision. The time the intends to finish by this members of the House im- weekend. peachrnent inquiry have dreaded. "Throughout the ages men Democrat or Republican, and women have approached pro-impeachment or opposed, the impeachment process with most have expressel sadness the same sense of awe," said and distaste for the task of Rep. William S. Cohen, a Maine Judging President Nixon's Republican considered leaning 0 fitness for office, a task the toward Impeachment. 'YV "Lord Chancellor Somers in 1691 remarked that the irnpeachment process, like Goliath's sword, ought to be kept in the temple and not used but on great occasions," he said, and added: ' PORTLAND, Ore. i At)) — The state medical examiner Nis blamed a synthetic, cxperimnt.al na r cotic that usually can't be obtained even by prescription as the killer of three young people in the Portland area within the past seek. Dr. William Brady said on Thursday that the drug circulating in the Portland area is called allylprodine. It Tkin N^1%A.1 1 - Synthetic Drug Deaths The recent changes would SIII to benefit the health of North Atlantic Treaty Organ. • I I V W iu I that that sword should h taken from the temple and handed to the Senate in order to protect and preserve the integrity of the Constitution of the United States." Friday, July 26, 1974-1B gressinen, but in their private lives as well, "I go to sleep nig!'ts those nights that I do sleep — wondering If this is sort of i dream: impeachment of the President of the United States," said Rep. Walter Flowers, DAta., one of the publicly uncommitted. "Unfortunately, this Is no bad dream; it is the terrible truth that will be upon our committee in the next few days." And yet there was a dissenter, Rep. Charles B. Rangel, a Democrat who represents the New York congressional di.strict that embraces Harlem. "I would be less than honest if I said that tonight I come to. ward this vote of impeachment with a heavy heart," - The sense of awe and the deep "The question we must de- concern about the vote have dde is whether this committee taken a toll, not only in the should recommend to tl.e house political lives of the con. may Turkis h Vio lations Ch arged NICOSIA, Cyprus (Al') Castro Marks Anniversary NA110N I pragmatist, Ilelmut Schrniift, at the helm. 1Anrl 'I • Evening Herald — national guard an'] other forces into the Turkish beachh,d on most doubled the size of its terPresident Glafeos Clerides in the republic from taking the north coast near Kyrenia. ritorial gains on Cyprus since charged today that Turkey was countermeasures" against mr. the United Nations-sponsored There are two elements ()fl violating the Cyprus cease-fire kish advances. cease-fire went into effect on the other side: Turkish Cy with massive land grabs. He Before the presidential news priots, with whom I would like Monday afternoon, Clerides threatened to resume the fighting on the troubled island unless conference, diplom a tic and brotherhood, and the Turkish said: "So far we have shown all military sources claimed that invasion forces, which are fore- possible restraint, but this the alleged violations stop. the Turks were buihhim: up ing me to take a decision which cannot go on. The responsibility "Tune is running o ut, , * (It'_ their IF1ViI1 fort ,,,(I I uuId loathe to take," (Ic. for tshit might happen III the rides told a news conference, grabbing new territory on rides next few hours will rest solely said, "It will be with the greatest re- several fronts in violation on the shoulders of the Turkish of the luctance that I will appear be. four-day old cease-fire. Um1(0rtum1tel', the two ele- government.fore the Greek people of Cyprus mnents cannot be separated and Clerides refused comment The sources gave no specific the consequences would be to invite them to fight to the last when asked if reinforcements figures but cited witness re- borne to a great extent by man and to the end. the for the Cyprus national guard ports of troops, trucks, armor Turkish Cypriots." had been promised by mainland "I can no longer restrain the and other war materiel pouring 1 Charging that Turkey had al- Greece. . SALES LOT have been manufactured at a nonregistered laboratory rather than at a commercial pharmaceutical house, he said. The drug known on the street as "China white" and evidently sold as heroin, also has resulted in the hospitalization of five other people. Brady said the drug, which can be made by a skilled chemist with ingredients available from supply houses, was 95 per cent pure. *1 , NOW OPEN FRANKLIN MOTOR HOMES & TRAVEL TRAILERS 5th WHEELERS LAZY DAZE PARK MODELS FEW '7i'S 0 HITCHES A SPECIALTY • Burro Venereal Disease SALES • SERVICE • ACCESSORIES HRS.: 8.7:30 DAILY SANFORD 2311 W. Ist 2.6 SUNDAY RECIVEE 323-4711 t OF CHINA I.AKE, Calif. (All) — The overpopulation rohlt'imi lie ITII a herd (If wild btirro in California's Mojave Desert may suddenly turn Into an underpopulation problem because of an attack of venereal disease. There has long been concern that the ecologically sensitive desert offers too little food to sustain the area's 800 wild burros. Navy officials at China Lake Naval Weapons Center planned to shoot one-fourth of the burros two years ago, but animal lovers blocked the plan. Now, the Navy says an exotic form of venereal disease could decimate the burros more drastically than desired by population control efforts. Eight burros recently have been found dead or dying. Two veterinarians said the burros suffered from dourme, an animal parasite transmitted by intercourse. Nixon Letter For $130 NEW YORK AP — A letter from Richard M. Nixon saying he would raise his voice in constructive criticism of the Kennedy administration has been sold for $130 at an auction. The letter to Hermann Hagedorn and dated 1963 was sold Thursday night by the Charles Hamilton Galleries. "I agree with your estimate of America's present peril and the need for leadership," Nixon wrote in the letter. An autographed photograph of Nixon with Henry N. Kissinger was auctioned for $110. An autographed photograph of actress Greta Garbo in "The Temptress" was sold for $675. Hostages Still Held Jaworsk i Asks Tapes Within 2 To 10 Days Impeachment Tally WASHINGTON tAP — here Is a tally, based on their remarks in formal debate, of how members of the House Judiciary Committee now stand on Impeachment of President Nixon: For impeachment: Democrats (17) Rodlno, Donohue, Kastenmeler, Edwards, Hungate, Conyers, Filberg, Waldie, Selherling, Danielson, Drinan, Rangel, Jordan, I fain hum I foltima n, (1w ens, ,1ri', insky Republican 2 ; Hogan, Butler. WASHINGTON ( AP) — Spe- filed a motion Thursday, con- spects," flew back here from rid irrelevant to 1k. Wi:r1:at prosecutor Leon Jaworski tending failure to comply California to take part in the cover -up trial. wants U.S. District Court Judge promptly might delay the Wa- hearing. Jaworski said, "Granting of John J. Sirica to give President tergate cover-up trials of forSt. (lair had said that "the this motion is critical if the trial Nixon from two to 10 days to mer Nixon aides, due to begin time-consuming process" of of this case is to commence on obey the Supreme Court order Sept. 9. preparing the tapes and docu- Sept. 9, 1914," the date set by to surrender tapes and docuPresidential counsel James ment.s would start at once. Sirica. merits of 64 Watergate conver- D. St. (lair, who announced But Jaorski said that some Jaworski subpoenaed the masations, President Nixon's decision to 33 were virtually ready for sub- terial for use as evidence in the Sirica set a hearing for 10 comply with Wednesday's 8-0 mission to Sirica, who will re- trials of six former White House a.m. EDT today after Jaworski high court ruling "in all re- view them to screen out mateor campaign aides, , umal Nixon's P P 0be Leaning toward impeachment: Democrats (2) Brook.c, Sarbanes; Republicans (3) Rallsback, Cohen, McClory. Against Impeachment: Republicans (6) Hutchinson, Sandman, Dennis, Moorhead, Marailti, Latta. Leaning against impeachment: Republicans (4) Smith, Wiggins, Mayne, Loll. Uncommitted: Democrats (2) Flowers, Mann; Republicans (2) Fish, Froelich. Nixon: Ti ghten Your Belts LOS ANGELES (AP) — vironmental and safety pro- advocated a continuation of drastic 'wringing out' of in- Americans would be unacPresident Nixon has outlined a grams to determine whether prescnt federal economic nation, the cost of which in ceptable." no-surprises economic policy they hamper production, programs and rejection of "the terms of increased unemHere is how Nixon summacalling for budget cuts, a fetterBasically, the President shock treatment of a sudden, ployment for millions of rued his approach: al payroll slash of 40,000 per"A policy to check Inflation is sons and an appeal that all cliir fundamentally a policy to curb zcns salt away 15 cents for cvS the growth of demand • relative WASHINGTON (AP) —The ery$l0spent. tothegrowthof supply. In the Watergate special prosecutor Nixon made what aides m short run, attention must focus was asked to Investigate the termed a major television-radio COSTA MESA, Calif. (AP) — He is a person who was born Meyer's mother was an ac- on holding down the Increase in preparation of President Nix- address here Thursday. He was on's 1969 tax returns after the well received by more than 1, lie hunches over, the battered with music in hum," says Anne complished musician and his demand, because with few exInternal Revenue Service found 000 businessmen and manufac- old piano in concentration and Brooks, a psychiatric social musical love affair began at ceptions increasing supply insufficient evidence to levy a turers and their wives who music fills the auditorium, His worker and Fairvlew's music age four when he began plunk. takes a considerable amount of instructor. ing out tunes with one finger on time. civil fraud penalty against the gathered ear in a Repeating a pledge an old keyboard CiIPPled rI t President. room at the Century Plaza Ho- uiC singers Di "This is the only thing, really, In his younger days when his ance the budget due for subThis documentation was con- tel. Applause punctuated his re- hand. that keeps him going," she fingers were less wrinkled and mission to Congress In January, tamed in a statement of infor- marks at regular intervals and He Is blind In one eye and his says, applauding with two other the music he memorized sinm Nixon also said he will try to -mation released today by the afterwards Nixon thanked his hearing is fading, but as his persons in the hospital's 7'° early childhood came a bit hold spending in the current House Judiciary Committee audience for "your support." tennis shoes lightly touch the seat auditorium, more easily, Meyer was often a budget year, which began July concerning Nixon's disputed The President did not see pedals, Robcrt Meyer colors the The echo of applause sounds Ieapianist at another 1, to close to $300 billion. This $576,000 gift of papers to the some pickets who marched air with the concert melodies of in the auditorium i Mrs state hospital before coming u would represeut a Cutback of National Archives. The special outside the hotel. These includ- Chopin and Bach. For variety Brooks asks Meyer to ciose his Falniew. nearly $5 billion from his goal prosecutor's office has never ed impeachment advocates and he adds some folk songs and performance. perseven months ago. When he finished his announced any action In the representatives of the United religious tunes. He agrees, offering one last formance he was led away to case, Farm Workers of America. Nixon also announced he will Meyer, 53 is mentally re- number. Ward 26. lie turned and asked reduce the federal work force Nixon was applauded when The 552-page volume deals "This one is called 'The Mis- quietly, "Will I be getting sup- by 40,000 by next June 30. Aides he pledged no return to wage or tarded lie has spent the last 46 principally with how and when said this would be accomprice controls, called for energy years in state mental in. souri Waltz,' for my mother," per....?' stitutions the papers were donated and the last 13 here at Meyer explains "He would have been a great pushed self-sufficiency and urged a through normal attrjchetheran impeachable "She was born in Mis- musician if It wasn't for his tion and would not Involve firevaluation of federal en- Fairview'State Hospital. "He just has the Innate talent. sourL,.." fense might have been comcondition," says Mrs. Brooks. ings. mitted. No conclusions are . stated. a ers rn i 0 usic Ifl Hi — - , Merci beacoup is expressed by French President Valery Glacard d'Estaln.g (right) to Intetim bead of state Alain Poher following d'Estatng's Inauguration as youngest president in French History. Pober auwaed office as temporary President after the unexpected death of Georges Pompidou two montg ago. * Kosygin, Podgorny Re-Elected p. MOSCOW (AP) — Premier Alexel N. Kosygin and President Nikolai V. Podgorny were unanimously reelected for four more years today at a Joint session of the Supreme Soviet, the parliament of the Soviet Union. They were nominated by Communist party leader Leonid 1. Brezthev, their colleague in the Kremlin leadership troika begun In 1964 when NikIta S. Khrushchev was ousted. Brezhnev Is serving a six-year term that expires at the party's 25th congresa, which is to be held in 1975 or early 1976. HUNTSVILLE,Tex. (AP) — A state prison official said today that a marathon confrontation with seven armed convicts holding 11 hostages may be drawing toward an end. "I don't think it will go beyond today," prison spokesman Ron Taylor told newsmen gathered outside the main entrance of the prison Just before dawn. Telephone negotiations with the rebel inmates, held intermittently since they seized their captives about I p.m. Wednesday and holed up in the penitentiary's education building, had been recessed for a second night by agreement. Taylor said authorities had no plan for trying to rush the convicts and liberate the hostages, explaining, "The proper course is just to keep these hostages alive." The director of the Texas Department of Corrections, W. J. Estelle Jr., had said Thursday night that the "negotiation picture has brightened." -' - "' .R • The IRS ruled la, st Aprit that Nixon owed $4fl,787 in ba ck ta xes, including a 5 per cent negligence penalty, for the years 1969 through 1972, as well as Interest for 1970-72. PEOPLE Legal Services Corp., SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. tAP)— President Nixon has signed legislaUon that places the federal program of legal aid to the poor under an Independent government corporation. Under the new law, a Legal Services Corporation wili replace the Office of Economic Opportunity as overseer of the program. Signing of the bill was announced on Thursday. Legal Services lawyers will be able to represent the poor in civil cases involving rent disputes, child custody, property, housing and lfare rights. They will be barred, however, from filing suits in connection with the military draft, desegregation, labor and abortion cases. The House and Senate passed the compromise measure after agreeing to a Nixon administration demand that legal research backup centers at iaw schools be barred from receiving Legal Services contracts. ConservatIys had argued that the centers had taken part In C(M• troversial suits. .4) ,1 Patty Tip Backfires LOS AN'ELES lAP) Police information officer Dan Cooke hopes next time there is stakeout for Patty Hearst and Syrnbionese liberation Army members that police get there before the crowds and television crews. 1.1, C ooke trnplancd cri Thursday that it hadn't quite worked that way the night before when police were tipped that residents believed Miss Hearst was In their neighborhood. Policehad ale rt ed the news media but somehow an 'advisory" ended up on the local airwaves, drawing a rrnd along with doync if n'w'nit'n. P olice routinely alert imen of possibie major occurrences with the understanding that the tip will not be disseminated without further verification, - all Kennedy John NEW YORK I AP — A man accused of knocking John F. Kennedy Jr. off his bicycle and stealing the bike has surrendered to police, The 13-year-old son of the late president was on his way to a tennis lesson in Central Park on May 14 when he was approached by a man who took his bike and tennis racket, Police reported on Thursday night that Robert Lopez, 20, had surrendered and was charged with robbery and possession of stolen property. Police said Lopez brought along the tennis racket but not the $145, 10-speed bike, a Lin da - I Strip Mining Bill WASHINGTON i AP i — The house passed a bill that ou1d establish national environmental controls tor strip. uinmg and sent it to the Senate, where similar legislation vas passed tact fall. A House-Senate conference to iron ut the differences in the hilts war viewed likely. A major if(ereneis a provision in the Senate bill prohibiting strip iuung of ideralh vneil coal beneath Wesitn ranch nd prairie ian. The House version requires surface ners' consent before the coal could be mined. -c_ a Love l ace LAS VEGAS, Nev,(AP) — Narcotics possession charges against porno movie queen Linda Lovelace have been dismissed by a Justice of the peace. Judge Robert Legakes dropped two counts of possessing cocaine after ruling on Thursday that police used an invalid search warrant when they ntered Miss Lovelace's iotel room, The 23-year-old star of 'Deep Throat" was irrested at the Dunes Hotel ast Jan. 31 with Los thgeles producer David Vinter. The charges galnst him had been it ' ropped - _- Jr. earlier. 4--- - WASHINGTON (AP) — Army Chief of Staff Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, recovering from surgery, returned for a brief visit to his office but is not expected to resume full-time duties for some time. Abrams' visit at his Pentagon office on Thursday was his first since he underwent surgery for removal of a cancerous lung nearly seven weeks ago. He has been recuperating at his home in nearby Ft. Myer, Va. Stephen Smith On M arch fl, 1974, 11 days before th e Nixons were notified of their deficiency, the chief of the intelligence division of the Baltimore district IRS office i - - . ,, - . . IF - :..- --- •'. -- ' Panel OK €d;' sum for 1969, on which the statWASHINGTON (AP) —A six. ute of limitations had expired. year, $20 billion mass transit Documents printed by the bill to subsidize both equipment Judiciary Committee discl ose costs of new systems end for the f irst time exactly how operating expenses of existing the IRS broke down Its assess- ones has clear ed the House mont of back taxes, although a Public Wor ks Committee general outline had been proLegislative leaders said they vided from the public release of hopedto have the bill before the a concurrent Nixon tax study house prior to the anticipated dcne by a congressional corn- impeachment tie-up at mid. r- r" -.... t, - — - - - i4 f -- . 1'I& --- - T - Thle President agreed to pay wi cg Gen. Abrams NEW YORK (AP) ransit B il l (,,_, . .— - "i e W w1 t 1' , : w..r ' .. i''f ..d -a. --=-: 4 , a "'W .. - ______ /IIILJ -' .r1v' !1'i - -- k 4' ,.-.... - .I._a 1IIl 'i, %\% . Al . - k"F ffi ,. , -- V" '-. - - "This is the first major bill which funds mass tr ansit as a matter of national policy," said Rep Bella Abzug, fl-N Y,one the leading baCI(er5 of the - -, . . ... ç .', -' _. .. r' . - - .., .',,- ,..., -f s - • ____ Al t- 40 ___ 1 - 74 "Based on the present infor- -A' cent federal funding for capital expenditures and 50 per cent appear to be sufficient evidence federal funding for operating to recommend the assertion of subsidies Sponsors said It the 50 per cent civil fraud pen- would triple the present federal all), in this case, funding. olrtr 'rj.4 Thai's the basic Idea, but as in other arts rodeo theory is one thing and putting it Into practice is another. In Montana, where rodeos are serious businers the practicing can be done &I a unique rodeo school. On the rough and rradycampus at Bigfork on Flathead Lake, the textbooks are prime stock and the majors are in bulldogg ggg, in g, calf ropng, i b barrelltacng i and the like Above, a bulldogger tries pinning a steer. Loer left, a near miss Is painful, and finally, grip Is learned In corral. COWBOY! But the, official, Robert d that if Nixon aides --_ - ._:'T . . ~ ..v--Z~-;_'i' . — Stephen Smith, brother-in. law of the late President John F. Kennedy, won't have to contest a theft of services charge in a case involving an unpaid 60,-cent taxi fare. Manahattan Criminal Court Judge Ernst Rosenberger dismissed the charge Thursday because the cab company declined to press the' charge and because the meter was not running during part of the trip. Smith, 47, who is married to the former Jean Kennedy, was arrested July 2 after he refused to pay his fare to a Manhattan nightspot. He faced a possible fine of $1,000 and up to a year n jail. z _~ grant of immunity," they could to enable other cities to become . return and therefore change eli g ible or ,is mo e the, vote locally to adopt an our recommendation against the 50 per cent civil fraud pen- area-wide transpor ta tion plan including construction of fixed alt guideway systems. This was Browne said Edward I. Moe- specifically added to cover such gan, a former White House aide cities as Los Angeles, which is who signed a deed for the gift- under court order to adopt a Papers, and Ralph Newman, broad-scale mass transit syswho appraised them, "have not tern and reduce its use of ausubmittea to questioning under tornobiles. oath." And he said former The cities already eligible for White House aide John D. Eh- this money are San Francisco, rlichrnan had not been inter- Atlanta, Chicago, Baltimore, Boston, N' n York, Congress' Joint Internal Rev- Philadelphia and Pit enue Committee had deterA second category of between mined Nixon should pay an ad- 240 and 270 cities with 50,000 ditional $444,Ofl in deficiencies population or more would be alfor the four years. loted $2.88 billion. -- .- - 4 bA #I I J0 "4S - V -"~* - ,, , , SI — 11 ...,: - - '., - - - . . , ' - ,• - '-.-'--''c' , -' s \ -. . -- NV .- - - ' " ' - -. - - - : 'i" "1 - ': - , . - ' - 1, , -- c b -4:' ' -- —. - ' s.,, _____ -. -" :, , - - ;!.- - ., .:-' - 01111:1 !. ' . -. U . .. --' ' -". I - - — �- r - -: - - - -. - - - - -____-_ --•,-•=-,------ -- - BEETLE BAILEY Mod Walker -- 2B— Evening Herald - -- - Night Crawlers r e Drive ggy Her Bu .. I "I BY 11111-1-Y . AV r Rev, and Mrs. Godfrey of 2018 Hawkins Ave., Sanford, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at the home of their son and daughter. j 1)LAH rainy weather our driveway, Ilre sidewalks and floor are coered night crawlers moving in all directions. Onc has to % ilk with extreme caution to keep froin stepping on them. Nlany never get back into the soil. Dead on the concrete, they make a sickening sight. I reluctantly sweep them away. Can anyone suggest a way to keep these Worills off concrete, - MRS.L.E.D. I Church women honor Brenda Cross and Hamon In July, 1fl4, in Tallahassee They moedtoSanfordfn 1930. Children attending this ( 0117•1 i llaneous ShowerH eld Golden Anniversary were Mrs. lcbccca K. St.ct, public school 1nstcter In Sanford sce cllershed pholos of my four children and wanted to enjoy looking at th ose made in different s ta ges their lives. Iarranged th Miss Brenda Cross, bride- and other parti fare. Fruit elect of I mon Gonzalez, was punch was from a silver honored with a miscellaneous bowl. em The conunittee in charge of arrangements included Mrs. Arthur Cornett, Chairman, ' , ______ p t 2T HEW I THE BORN LOSER US by A -:- r Soniom \ / ' \,_..,. ' H - ' ' - AW I'LL I \ / / LlTTL A AA C C ro C C - - - k tc Ailili" 56- - Big Toppers Fall CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS te THE AIAINTENANCE NO,THANKS, CARELESS SHALL I REMOVE IT IT THERE... last trump; discard a diamond Q on the 13th club and finally lead a diamond ward his king. This would give him an overtrick it East held the ace, but with that card resting comfortably in the r.i I"I"s 26 bY [Larry Lewis Wis West hand, / uth would just make his contract. That card resting comfor ta bly In the West ha South would just make his contract. That is certainly a lot lktter than going down, North F Iav, 46 I'a%s 01x-ning lead-KV - ______________________________ + J loge 16 cl=:;) . 5 %Uifl( 7A A~ 87 FAST 6 532 ,%72 17) • entry to dummy. Three rou Keor clubs wou l d re would ruff the third; K854 S4)UTII EN WELL SEF_ 1 ::;-AV - trnrnpsand stop so as to leave a 4 AK Q 984 __ Mrs. Ucifle K. Kelly, nurse HchesWr, N.Y., Isaac Knight, bedrooms would be a good spot in a on story' house. We enjoy businessman, Rochester, N.Y., bridal shower at the Church of these pictures every day and see them when entering the front Mrs. Toni Spivey, Mrs. Jake Arthur Gee Knight, instructor the Nazarene, Sa nford Avenue. door. Interested friends ask if th ey can go up the stairs to look. A carnation corsage was Rolen and Mrs. Paul Watson. Seminole County, Ith Paul — JOAN Hostesses for the event were presented to the bride-elect and 50 Years for Godfrey Knights Knight, barber, Rochester, th e Women of the Church DEAR GIRLS - Do remember when hanging family pictures a bouto9niere to the future NY Mrs Glorolus K A long table set up in the bridegroom. Two chairs were that the), are not that interesting to outsiders. Friends would far In addition to the bridal Pulliam, Haywood, Calif., American Uni i ersi ty, and Aaleb Davis brother of rather talk about their own grandchildren If a FEW must go in Social Hall was decorated with decorated with ,'His and Hers" couple, special guests were Welfare worker; Mrs. Mary Washington D.C. greenery and held a bountiful slgnsforthetrldalcoupleanda their parents, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Knight al5o attended as the living room avoid making a big thing of it and do not fine the Knight, Rorhester, NY, John Mrs tha Burney, sister of well as members of Mt Beuui in- variety of gdmes byand mantleshelfbutperhapsmakean inconspicuous grouping on the SUPOY c1unfingersandwic)is of refreshments ham approximately 25 played couples the Donald Cross; Mr. and Mrs graduate student Mrs. Knight from end of the piano or on one table. Never be too obvious. One Primitive Baptist Charles P. Gonzalez and Mr. bedroom wall could be wed for a large grouping or, as Joan says, salad, cheese balls, potato friends attending. Mrs. Carem and Mrs. Angel F. Gonzalez, the becir"m Kill or even the family room. Through the years chips, chips and dips with Gager was in charge of the grandparents of the • crackers, chow mein cookies gaines. IM'St Of Lk; acquire so inany family photographs that discretion bridegroorn. must be exercised in their display. _Ijy DEAR POLlS A just carded telephone book makes a wonderful kn ee ling pad for use anywhere in the house. Remove the top cover and find a soft kneeling surface that is quickly By JUDY IVE moveable and soiled shee ts can be discarded The Herald Services . I find mine most useful. — E.W. DEAR POLLY — My Pointer for expectant mo thers preparThe gnat, big beautiful to C. IN for the hospital. When I was able to take my first shower after per Is this fall's favorite wardeliverY.Ihadabtotroublehend jflg.er topickup mup. That's good news for th eap ...J that I dropped quite frequently and really wish ed I had a sop. . country-walkers and city. a-rope One of these around my neck or wrist would have saved hikers who really look forward quite a bit of strain.-MRS.ES.B. to those crisp autumn days The topper looks newes t when It's -l knit by you in a peasant. shirt 1/ shape Uwt's right up to the minute. On the wall ascending the stairs to our second floor. The hall to the AQ4 o he would play two rounds of 4963 MENT THEY19E SADLY I The Rev. Knight is the pastor of the hit. Berrin Primitive Baptist Church, Orange City.The Knights were married I ___ T1 by Dove Gu. ________ - ter milestone occasion in the lives of the couple. Mi "i? IF IVOSE FOOLS IMINK I'M GOING -To .,XLL FIX 1)4EM, AND in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gee Knight, 2021 Hawkins - 4 "I Slo ALLEY OOP 05: aT doing so hide part of a pretty picture It ms it would be mon South -ould %in the second heart and discard a club. Pwn 26 4 J 107 ___________________________________________ ve. The Knight approprlattitopla ce these on the back. -SFA.MA. DEAR PO!.l.\' -Sly answer is for Betty F. whose family s. agrees about where to hang family pictures. She t hi nks they should go in the living room where everyone can see th em but thrs sa they huId go in the den era htlroem I t. e r ---' p _________________________ 7-14 LA, q: I laAlaste makes waste" is a fine old maxim that bridge p yers should keep in mind at Al f J 17 The hld(Ilng has I^-n: 26 Al times. West N orth F.4%l South 1 South couldn't wait to put 3 24 Ia a dutiimy's ace of hear on 44 West's king. This gave him the You. South. hold first trick, but lost him the 6 A Q 6 5 4 TA Q 6 5 1 #A K 4 2. contract because he had to low three diamonds and a club A —Hid sp a des. Your later. partner It %hov%ing the ace of A little thought before playing ciutis. You don't In for %e% en beto the first trick would ha ve told 'aus his first hid s onl South tha t he had a sure club singk ralM. loser and that if possible hi S QUFsTIo\ wanted to keep East from ever Instrad of hidding t~tij ~pa&., gaining the lead. After that ~ our p.-Irtner has juinped to thret. it thought he could ha v e let West spades over y our one spade hold the first trick. nrr Tomorruss W est would untinue hrart - come te never Seem to price spnac reach Mcm" H FUNNY BUSINESS DY - % ByGRGEW.CE P D, M D '1 ( - tIL 4 i'A k -' - - ______ ______ \ - y— . BLONDIE Chic Young I CZ4Z/t51 - ASKIOME 1Y M 11LL S4Y ! ' L:1, M? I'M ME-?C14ANCXSiW . - - GIPTS MoPs) . ' - — ... ' J .. . IN NO BEAT IN USE1 .. . THE PHANTOM Lee Falk and Sy Barry To THE , WE'VE COT TO MOVE - - — k At Luncheon Honors Br dal ( - J I Is A Perfect Price For A WON I TAKE MY CAB_ H,0VA PRISCILLA'S POP SOME Y WELL % by Al Vermeer ING WI \ 6 CETiMETE BE THE METR SYSTEM 6ECCEOFT ) AND ( START TODAY OSE W EIGHT THIS WEEK Year Olds Moy Enter Contest HUNGREX" with P.P.A.* COL$ ; LL co'tirrt ). 1/S S • , i2 rHEY mAKE Since then, I have lectured . ... .1 ' . I~Fljijl before many other theological •,t .; ' seminaries, tr~ to show the .o ; N TAM CASE A-W: Dr. Charles simple rubrics of an interesting \ ll Py L ' Ray Goff was pastor of the speech. p' skyr.craper Chicago Temple for You'll need about 17 skeins (2 llegina Nlurray at luncheon with bridesmaids and mother Yet I doubt if even 10 per cent narly 20 yimm A. 11 ounce size) of a warm toasty of these theological students V-4 W had been classmates catch everal cmirses at our Nor- It reminds me of circular knitting needle such as Knit a the exsuper swingaway topper for autumn. A circle of i Bemat's Aero No. 9, or any size thwestern University School of perience here in Chicago of a vertical ribbing adds a sleaderWag effect to the Speech. needle that will give you the cub reporter just hired by a BUGS BUNNY feminine Peasant-shirt silhouette. by Heimdahl & Stoffal Mrs. Frank Donahoe was One Sunday we were dining Hearst newspaper editor. The table centerpiece was an Lake Mary; Mmes. Tom right gauge. together and bemoaning the A sensational sex episode ho3tess for the brideauids' arrangement of pink car* Dobbins, Henry Piesch, John YIOU CALL THAT YALL LOVIL CLYDe! HE'S 0 ,~.CLYDE._ W4AT IS *YDJK OPINON In a few weeks' time, we're cent-stoStitchin'lUne,coft. Ask for leaflet No.400. Be sure luncheon for the Murray-Alcott. nations, white daisies and Voelpel A. Case and C W betting fad that far too many seminary involved a prominent st A OKEAT TALKEIK 1, 1f that y our big topper will newspaper, Radio City Station, to enclose your name, address graduates are dull speakers. acswholldonthe Me ---at the Holiday Inn. burgundy mums. Hostess gift Alcott, all of Orlando; Mr& be the greatest shwoff on Box 503, New York. N.Y. 10019. andzipcode. LETS / Aw K. Each guest received a pink was an Italian decanter and Scott Webb and otsIr "ts go out and tell the North Shore. Mrs ____________________________ James earth carnaUonandReglnaMurrsy, matehingg1asses.MMu Garrett Biblical Institute I rray Parris, St. Cloud; Mrs. Helen SHADOURI The editor had dispatched a 4 seminarians how to make an couple of expert reporters to corsage bride-elect, of pink was car presented a presented gifts of pearl Osterieth, Forest ifilIs. N.Y.; Easy instructions are availainteresting sermon," na tions and ear- 1ngs to her bridesmaids Mmes Bill he interview the girl and l3oatner , Ross ble for small, medium and suggested. white roses and Mrs. Edna and other gifts to those par- Denslow, Jim especiany get her picture. I&Onard and large, to fit aH sizes from 8 to 18. To which I gl"y agreed. They used devious methods, Murray, her mother and Mrs. ticipating in the wedding. I V Miss Judy SlWth, Sanford. For your copy, just send 50 Charles Wesley Alcott, mother And both of Others attending were us showed such as calling themselves students exacUy how to those concoct telephone repairmen and of the future bridegroom, bridesmaids, the Mi&w Unda the fascinating type of address elft-Wc meter readers, but they received vellow and pink Iambert, Susan Dobbins and = Ar carnation corsages to com. Judy Parker; Mmes. Dale typical of Dr. Peale and other got nowhere leading pulpiteem plement their ensembles 7-U Lambert and Verner Nelson, A deadline for the story Was "But I'm afraid they didn't get it," mused Dr Goff as we approaching when this WINTHROP by Dick Covolla 10 later compared notes. newcormr asked for a job. "For they are striving so NANNA PLAY *iAT Fi~R?0U'L.L, MAYBE I'LL FINDY(XJ^AYBE I T M EAN 5 16 HOULD HA\,CThe editor brushIdhk1n off b) Just take a hard to find complex and inTitleof Winter Park Mall Is having the essayjs'"What I'd tellin trica te forensic formulae g himpicture. to gou out and get an essay contest for children like to be 10 Years From Now." 1 the girls's LOOK FCR'iO meals ... and banish those they actually can't compreir.nd ± _, l born between August 13-August I shortly afterwards, the cub hated extra pounds as simplicity! I I with reporter came back with the 20, IM. Ten winners will be Mail entiries to Winter Park you baniih hunger! %1sy? "They are obsessed chosen and invited to a birthday Mall Merchants Association, Ikesima Hanvex h braintruster ideas to the point party to be held at the MaU in 50 North Orlando Ave., Winter Because Frigidalre has made it possible for us to offtr you The woo powerful they can't understand plain Astounded, the editor asked honor of its I Oth Anni versary (vn Park, Fla 32789 a FREE Automatic Ice Maker when you buy a Frigidairy L : D aid ever rtducing and include LX 'Iforse Sense' strategy! how in the world the boy had got August 16 at 2 p.m. birthdate. Deadline is August 3. ttlemed for Pubtic a" And that is trw of many other only the ice maker plumbing and Installation charg*s. seminaries, as well as rep he Innocently alp j000hb0b04101 Professional schools. lied, "I Just rang so y,iIacIIy . It especially typifies and told her you had asked me limiti the ability of V ___ . ,, • P726 bureaucrats, like the Roosevelt to brIng back a picture of her, Handmade Hobnail your body to produce brain-trusters who came out of so she took one off the mantel gnawing hunter ) Truly Amerka's ,------.I and gave it to me' CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawrence 11Tlxrere drawing don I(CtI hunt THE THEY'RE RU5HILLI Fest M Glass off ''i' L ABOUT WE ARE goes your caloric intake.. dreamers but lacking in and down gm your gumption. ~VILL MOO AM weight. -Dr. Crane," Harlan Tarbell Zon~qr OLP CHAP! later explained. as we dined LOSE W111IGHT THE FIRST D"I -7~ Thomindi now lose we ght %ho never thought they could ... report the Temple. "I agree with Dr. remarkable weitht loiso of 7...20...even 41 pounds FPCI-206T Goff's diagnosis." in a short while. So if you'rt fired of h&lf.way nwasures * . • . / 5Z IM0R6 .. //\. \ . A4 'T TAVSE ; 198 6W THEE - ift- You'll wear our big topper over all your favorite pants, oer a longer skirt and The yoked bodice is cleverly ribbed to give you a soft feminine look where Its needed. The full sleeves, pocketed front and swingaway hape are nifty needle tdcks. ', A L)E!ES.5éO, 4 j . • YMTAr t - - Ministers Are Dull Speakers T udeau ' I - - - -- I - . - ur - - G Y t A PUPPQ A I G' BV R — - - 3B by Dick Turner CARNIVAL - -. __ 1974 WIN AT BRIDGE ____ TROUBLE! Knight r DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with magazine companies who place name and address labels on the front of the cover and in 'S GRR L___ Anniversary Observed l K. / ______________ POLLY'S POINTERS 00- . 1974 Friday, July 26, ____ Friday, July 26 Evening Herald WOMEN • :4 ' —' (`!JA , jJ) #1. - AUTOMATIC ICE MAKER - - bg-- , "magician's magician" and a headliner 0 the stage when magic was in fwl ilmm. Ills - v ma 'ic are stil.1 the staridard for stage legerdemain experts. I find feats of magic to teach to ap1r1ng stage performers are kz. y most simple "Anddouknowwhy? "Well. the Amcrican public has been wi steeped in lookins for intricate, esoteric and abstruse Ideas that people can't m tlw experience you and Dr. Goff had at Garrett Bibfic IRstitutefs li to my Own fin Z AL 7½x9 - - . - , 750 THE MOST POWERFUL REDUCINC AID 0 Really Unusual f BeutUuIG5i $300 - WE ALSO HAVE LARGER SIZES . - NEW - ! ..,-. EE GIff MANY PATTERNS WRAP : : — 61 tablets (21 day 201 S Elm 310 SANFORD AVE (In : • 0 o,F 0 L ator FrIidai,o makes. EE K & MEEK - by How Schneider APPLy, F<*- oN By Frigidaire. 20.3 Cu. ft, total includes 6.97 cu. It. Gt f(Ofter, 3rd door lots you pal ice without W1111ming the rest of the I i : AND MAX ARE EACH TYINGA BOW. ow is HIGH 2 wwc o w (S OW IF 206 cu. ft of organ. ized Spare, including 5 94 cu. It. to' P freezer. The $AO I WITH TRADE 4 ULULG OJ riffit 126 iiiiblets (42daysuppty) ARAMY-NAVY SURPLUS $500 AMANDA A Huge Fenton Is Worth Rernembtring When You Want The .. Big, but elegant By Frigidaire. fluntrex will &imply arnAzc)ou! You'll be slimmer next w"k or your money baLk. No prcscripfion 9 x 12 - . - LINOLEUM RUGS 8" 5" by Marcia Cou"t - freezer 100% ' by Bob Thaves Frost.p,00. niinJ 4- $ I WITH TRADE HOME APPLIANCE ATICA FRANK AND ERNEST K INC EVERT [41 [ j , ' __.- (,,..— NOW $H'S I - - - V CENTER (formerly G. H High) 3883 1700W, irstSt. 111 Phone Sanford - ' -. LI T HAT ER B AT SHORTRIBS ED, I • I iTC4 'OtJ ik E V& AflP REPuLcE,wiH AN EVIL PISSI1ION. 1 J [i Oti A E AU1t:. 4JANEING. 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Passepartout Cantinflas in The late Agnes in order to win a 20,000.peund some very strange diagnoses. \tehead and Irne Greene bet. lie takes all modes of 8:30.9:30 ABC THE SIX star in "The Fortune Painter." transportation and meets They play husband-and.wife art IIIL!ON DOLLAR MAN various circumstances and Rerun "The Coward" Steve dealers scheming to stop their people. That's where the daughter from marrying a 'ust goes on a mission that Hollywood stars come in. If very close to his heart, lie has ne'erdo-well painter. you've seen it before, it's well toprovethathis(atherwasn'ta worth the watching. 11 not, then coward. George Montgomery 9:3040 ABC THE ODD irs a real treat. plays in merican living in the COUPLE Rerun "Maid (or 81:30 NBC SANFORD AND Orient ssho helps Steve flnd the Jh OU'r" After 3pnding SO4 Rerun Wine, Women platte the father wa suppuet1 tuitc in the hospital because of 1tmtd Auntatlnd Esther" Fred and his to have been flying, and papers an ulcer attack, Oscar Is forced 3 buddies i fiinrmi nC --..-.. .. 10 prove he was not a coward In to stay home and recuperate. friend, and they are not pleased Felix hires a housekeeper to by the way Aunt Esther World War II. behaved. To shake the post. 9-Il NBC NBC FRIDAY keep Osc'r company and keep the house stçaight. She proves funeral blues, they plan a NIGHT AT THE MOVIF.S swinging party. 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PERSONS 0 j ii a ry August19, 974 ii e I property Lot I, Blcck A, Lakewood IO,Lo(hArtx,r, Isle of Pine's, ,ecti COUNTY, FLORIDA ENTITIES SUBJECT TO CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA FLOOD TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, Snores, in Sec 192130, PB tO, Page I, in Section 3 7030 PB 8. CONTROL DISTRICT TAXES. Page ' CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.IOS1.F Notice Is hereby given that the 57. 5erino;, County. FIa.. Ofl North Public Records of Semsnote County: In re the Marriage of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in complianc, with and by authority of Seminole County Board of Ad 1akeio,j Circle (DISTRICT No. 1) Fla, on Crystal Drive (DISTRICT WILLIAM RAYMOND KL El P4. Chapter 373, FIorici Statte as amended and Chapter 23270. Laws of iustment will conduci a public U. F IST BP.PT 151 CHURCH. P4o Husband. Florida, 1919, that the Governing Board of Central and Southern Florida hearing to consider the following LAKE MONROE. FLORIDA and Flood Control District, a public corporation Caisting and operating unde itemS: 13A18 19 74) 69TE 4 96V and by vlrlue A I C APPROVAL 01 MINUTES BARBARA ANN KLEIN, Wife' of the law's of the Slate of Florida, intendS to adopt U, A SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Agriculture Zone following tentative budget, or as Pear Setback I JULY is. 1974 Reoutar THOMAS c,, KEAF4P4EY, JR. the same may be amended, for the wAsnlN(;'roN (AP) Here pressed concern at. i IX fl ' i Variance from SO' to 46' ,nd Side Metng budget for NOTICE OF ACTION talc DStrct for the fiscal year beginning October 1. 1974 arw 04(8 19 14) P I Residential Zone Setback Variance from 2S to 10' .ind is a summary of how each refusal to honor subioenas. ending September 30, Public hearing will beheld in TO BartMra Ann Klen To build a Child Care Center on a Special E*ception to park a mobile theThis County Commission Chambers 21 Eighth Avenue member of the House Judiciary JACK BROOKS, D-Te the following described property, home on the following descrbed of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, South Farmngdale, ANTICIPATED FUNDS TO PROVIDE Lots No. 9 and P40, 10 of Block F, Committee Spoke critically of uneq'ialhil referred In formal p property. Lot I and Lot 3. West of on August 19, 1971, at 7.Q PM, or New York 11735 1974 1975 APPROPRIATIONS Temple Terrace Annex, in Section ditch (less the N 117.5') Amended n soon thereafter as poSsible cpening remarks to his or her cerruption, but did not formally DISTRICT FUNDS 3371 30, PB 8. Page 61, Public Platof Mann's 50, in Section 7119 Dittrict Ta*es say he would vote for impeach. Written comments filed with the position on Impeachment: YOU ARE NOTIFIED Records of Seminole County, $ 16,189,940. Spoil Escrow Account 30. P06. Page 59. Public Records of Officeof the' Zonnq Direclor will be action for Dissolution of Marriage PETER W. RODINO JR., I)- ment. 69,500. Florida Further described as, Seminole County, Florida. Further considered and persons appearing hM been filed against you and you Miscellaneous Source's soo.000. lOCated on the SE corner of Howell described as the SE corner of SR S at the hearing will be heard orally. are rt'QUired to serve a Copy of your N.J.: "When I test the fact.s ... I HENRY P. SMITH III, 11 Transfer From Reserves Branch Road and Lakemont 1.000,000. UnapproprIated Surplus IS and Church Street in Lake Hearings may be continued from written defenses, if any, to it on find that the President must N.Y.: Said clear and convincing be Avenue, (DISTRICT P40. I) Monroe. (DISTRICT No. 5) time to time as may be found Kenneth M. Left Icr, Esquire, 2 DONALD J & DOROTHY found wanting and so ... I shall proof had not been presented, ncCeflary,FurtherdesailsayatabIe petitioner'satforney,stosea,jdren PEP4NIP4GTON RAIl 1974) 0 VARIANCES urge along with others the except perhaps concerning the by raIling 323 43)0, Ext 301 iS 951 E Attamonte Or, Altamonte SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDS l8 - A I Agriculture Zone To $ 2O,159,, option of articles of im. secret bombing of Cambodia, a Seminole County Board 'prings, Florida 32701. on or before allow a Cat Kennel on the following I FRANCES W. TOMPKINS (,4 Adjustment AuguSt 4. 1974, and file the original GRANTS FROM OTHER AGENCIES peachment." described property: The North 305' proposed article not considered 134(6 19 74) 86V A I Agriculture' By Walton Torres, with the clerk of this court either Department of Natural Resources of Lot 215 of the 0 P. Swope Land EDWARD Zone (Application has been made HIJTCHINSON, H. likely to be approved. Chairman before service on petitioners at Company. Plat of the Black Ham for CPfl Height Variance to allow Pubtih July 76. 1971 tich.: "Not only do I not beROBERT W. KASTENtorney or Immediately thereafter Department of Administration mock,inSection3S2O3l.p(32, Page construction of fourstory office DED 171 otherwise a default will be entered State of Florida hove any crimes by the Presi. MEIER, D-Wls.: "President Special 110. Public Records of Seminole building on the following descr,bed Project to Prevent Eutrophication .i<ainst you for the relief demanded County. Florida, Further described dent have been proven beyond a Nixon must be impeached and property Begin at intersection of in the complaint or petition of LakeOkeechobee as located on Kansas Street th W Pt of Way CITY OF of State Road 136 151.000 reasonable doubt, they have not removed from office." WITNESS my hand and the seal Cf Department of Natural Resources (DISTRICT No I) and the S Pt, of Way of Winter LOP4GWOOD, FLORIDA this Court on July 7, 1971. State of Florida even approached a lesser Aid to 3 CARL 4 NANCY SHOUCAIR CHARLES W. SANDMAN Woods Blvd 'ntheSE '.01 the SE ' NOTICE 01 PUBLIC hEARING TO (SEAL) Water Management Districts BA($ 1971) 63TE A I Agriculture of the NE '401 Section standard of proof." ADOPT ION JR., R-N.J.: "Can find no direct 312) 30. run cOp4slDE f OF soo,000. Zone Arthur H ReCkwith Jr To park a mobile home on S 71 degrees 33' 10" E along the w PROPOSED ORDINANCE HAROLD D. DONOIIUE, Devidence against the PresiClerk of the CouU the following described properly; t of Way of State Road 436 a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN By: Joy Stokes Mass.: Moved to recommend dent." begin 7S ft. P4 & 300 ft E of SW SUB TOTAL GRANTS FROMOTHER AGENCIES distance of ISO ft riOt ICE l 141 PlOY GIVEN by thence S 66 $ 7S&000 Deputy Clerk (rrner of NE SUB TOTAL DISTRtç T UNDS AND GRANTS of NE '. run N 110 'P (ity rt .iil 1TIIIxutijitflt DON EDWAUI)S, 1)-Calf : so 5 70,913,440 rU), that Puolisri July S. Il. l'. I7I It. W 90 ft U 31S ft. E 21S ft. S 211 ft UWIy 160 ft to,, point on the S Pt of Ito' Cily Council will hold a public DED 2? ROBERT MCCIRY, R.I1l.: "He shoWd be impeached." STATE FUNDS W lOS ft. S IS ft. W 15 ft. to Beg. in Way of Winter Woods Blvd. that is h.irinq to lonsic$er enactment of Questioned strength of WaterTHOMAS F. RAILSBACK, HSection 25 21 30 Further descrIbed Water Resourcet Development Accounts 110 ft W SW of the W Pt, of Way of Ordinance Plo 316. entitled IPI THE CIRCUIT COURT. 18TH TOTALANTICIPATED FUNDS 5 1.308,800, as on Tuskawitta Road and Dike SR 136. thence W68de%Jrees 26' O" gate cover-up evidence, but Ill.: exDetailed "two serious $ 23.flfl,240. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Road (DISTRICT No. 1) E along the S Rt. of Way of Winter OF LONOw000. FLORIDA, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA areas of concern," but did not I HORACE 1. BYRD DA(l.19. RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS Woods Plyd. to the point of begin FSTAQLISFIIPIG AND CREATING CIVIL ACTION PlO. 74-S10.F 71) 66TE -A I Agriculture Zone commit his vote. DISTRICT FUNDS AND GRANTS fling. Fertpier described .'s the IrsE POSITION OF DIRECTOR OF In re. the Marriage Of: ForConductoftheAffairsoftheDi%trjctflefaIIy To park a mobile home on the cornerof S R. l3óand Winter Woods PUBLIC SAFETY. DEFINING JOHN M BROWN, h1ijband md WILLIAM L. UUNGATE, Dfollowing described property: Personal Services Blvd (DISTRICT NO. I) HE DUTIES AP4D RESPON PATRICIA M BROWN, Mo.: "Should Richard M. Nixon 1.451,367, section 6. Township 20 South, Range Contractual Services 'I OIL ITIE S OF SAID DIRECTOR 7 CLARA M JOHNSON BAS 409.801. IN THE CIRCUtT COURT IN AND Wife be found guilty of obstruction of 37 E. 5330 ft of N 195) ft of E 6601t. Commodities 71) 9)V OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND THE P IAA PesId.nIlal 133,471. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTIC( OF ACTION of NE '4 (tess Road) Further Zone- Lot Size and Width Variance Currentchargn ATE justice.., abusing the powers of or 333.731. FLORIDA COMPENSATION T HF. STATE )1 LOP IDA TO describedasonemileNorthof High onthefoIlowingancri.Jproperty OPeratingCapitaloutlay TIIEREFOR, PROVIDING EF his office ... contempt and I095, CASE NO. 14iOS0.A M BIWN WHOSE way 46 on Mullet Lake Park Road. Lot iS, Block F, Seminole Terrace ECTIVE DATE, defiance RESIDENCE IS CITY OF NEW DIVISION A (DISTRICT No. I) of the Congress and Replat, in Section 3121 31, PB II. d0rIanCewaSPIacedOfl first ORLEANS, ORLEAPIS PARISH, In re: the Marriage of S MARVIN THOMASON TOTAL the courts? Yes." BAlI Page29,Public Recordso(Semjnole 5 2.438,614. readingOfljuly7l, l97&andtheCity STATE OF LOUISIANA, AND CAROL C WOOLORIDGE. Wife, 1971) 67TE Al Agriculture Zone County. Florida. Further described Council will consider same fr final WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS CHARLES E. WIGGINS, HFor Tax Officials' Commissions To park a mobile home on the asonLoweryOrive,(DISTRICT No. passaq' and adoption atte, the UNKNOWN $ 613,000. ALLEN WILSON WOOLORIDGE. Calif.: Called for fairness, defoltowing described property: From i For Reserve Contingencies putilic hearing which will be held in 5 10Q,0o, JR Husband A srn Pet't'on for DSSoIutiø of the North ' corner post of 5cticn tailed For Resere Nixon side of some cviEmergencies 3 MARY I ALLISON BAlI City hiatt of Loncwood, FlOrida. P,S,rriage a VinculO hjving been $ 1OO, NOTICE OF ACTION I?, Township 20 South, Range 32 74) 99V R I Residentiat Zone dence, did Monday, the 12th day of Aug',st, filed regarding your marriage to not formally commit ALLEN WILS0N East, run S. 00 degrees 44' 39" E. Rear Setback Variance from 30' to For Resource Planning 0 1911, at I 00 p m., or as his vote. soon PATRICIA M BROWN. n Circuit WOOLDRIDGE, JR. 62265 fees to the Northeasterly 14' on the following described Personal Services $ 1,061,903. 211 Shenandoan Road thereafter as possible At the Court in and for Seminole County. right of way of State Road 46, thence property Lot II). Woodcrest Unit), JOHN C'ONYERS JR., DContractual Services Apartmert 416,600, cn.-etinq interested parties may Flor4da, the Short title of flich is IPI 41 N degrees 31' 30" W. CommodItIes arid along said ,n Section 15 7130, PB IS, Page 95, Mich.: Nixon should be ousted 47,243. Marlinsberg, West Virginia be heard with respect to RE THE MARR IAGE OF' JOHN right of way 1567.21 lets, thence N Public Records of Seminole County, Current Charges proposed Ordinance, Thu M 1)7,415. for YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ISROWN, Husband, and "open and notorious de00 degrees 37' 39" W. 400 feet for a Florida Further described as on Operating Capital Outlay 171,012 hearing may be Continued from time PAIR IClA M BROWN. Wife, these aCtio'i for divorce has been filed Point of Beginning, run thence N 44 Btue Jacket Place East (DISTRICT fiance of the law." to time until final action is taken by presents command you to appear against you and you are required tO degrees 31' )0"W. 391 81 feet, thence No 1) t'me City Council DAVID W. DENNIS, R-Ind., md file your Answer or other ans*er and serve a copy of your N 00 degrees 37' 39" W. lees, A TOTAL MABEL A. CHAPMAN BAtI. "We $ 1.712,111. copy of the proposed Ordinance ifenseor pleading with the Clerk of writtendefenses. if any. upcn James would do better to retain thence S.0 degrees 31' 30" E. 391 II 1971) 89V is poSted at the City Hall, Longwood, A I Agriculture Zone thC Circuit Court in and for Seminole 0 Mipp. Jr • of Graham & Markel, the President...." feet, thence 5. 00 degrees 37' 39" E. Side Yard Variance from 25' to 16' on For Land Acquisition and Relocations and copies are on file with Countt Florida, and serve a copy P.A. 221 South Knowles Avenue, 100 feel to the Point of Beginning, the following described property Personal Services JOSHUA EILBERG, 1)-Pa,: the Clerk of the City and same may thereof on Petitioner's attorney, Winter Park. Florida. on or about $ 471,510. (ContainIng 2.50 acres more or lets. Begin 2671S$ ft W and 396 S ft. S of 'r' 'flSpeteØ by the public, ContrctvaI Services 100,500. J,ick T Bridges, of Cleveland and Augst 2nd. 1914, and file the "The evidence is clear and Less the west 30 feet for Road SE corner. Section 7 1OS-)OE; thence DATED this 2lrdday 01 July, A D. Commodities 16.350 POI Office Drawer Z. Sanford original with the Clerk of thiS Court Easement.) Further described as on run w ln.os ft ,thence P4131 1914. overwhelming. Richard Nixon Current Charges ft. to a 19,5)7. r ioria 3277$. on or before the 19th either bere service on Plaintiff's is , Mullet Lake Park Road (DISTRICT stake on the S shore of P,eservor P Shomate Operating Capital Outlay guilty beyond any reasonable attorney or imvi,eiately thereafter, ::a, of 10,013 Plo 1) ugust. A 0 1974, or City Clerk Lake, thence U 66 degreesOl' E 110 A FIxed CapI'al Outlay doubt...." 1,363,775, rjtner,vise a default will be entered otherwise a default will be entered 6- THOMAS T. FERGUSON Cf the City of ft. to a stake on the South Shore of against you for the relief demanded against you BA(8 19 71) 7OTE HAMII4N FISH JR., R. Longwootl, Florida A I AgrIculture Reservo;r Lake, said point being WITNESS my hand and seal of the' in the Petition Zone Putil:S.hJuJ 26, 1971 To park a mobile home on 151 8ft. Sot theSlineof said N.Y: Listed elements of an TOTAL NE This Notice shall be published Clerk of the Circ'jit Court, on this S 2.073,170. DID 120 the following described properly, thence run Pd 80 degrees II' E to a onceeacn week for four onsecutive peachable offense, said duty Is 18th day of 'July, A 0.. 1974 The N ' of the SC '4 of the NE '4 of point N of point ot beginning, thence For Resource Management weeks the SE '4 04 Section 421-31, lest the runS topoint of beginning, Seminole clear if evidence is clear, did CITY OF Personal Services WITNESSmyhandandthesIof $ 1.010,$67. Arthur H BeCk*ith. Jr West 20' and also Itss that part County. Florida. Further described LONGWOOD, FLORIDA not commit his vote. Contractual ServIces this Court on July itt, 1911. Clerk 01 the Circuit Court 194.913. thereof for State Road 419. Further as SW of Seminole High School. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Commodities (Seal) JEROME R. WALDIE, D-CaBy Martha T Vihten 31,670. described as on State Road 119. (DISTRICT No. 21 CONSIDER ADOPTION OF CurrentCpiarges Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Deputy Clerk 113,619. (DISTRICT No. I) lit.: "There is a mountain of PROPOSED ORDINANCE S. SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION OpecatlngCipltalOtjtiay Clerk of the Circuit Court ,J, I Bridges, of 151,777. 7 LEONARD REESE BIa(8.19 CO., INC. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; BAlI 1974) 95V evidenceshowing that the Pres. P1 FIxed Capital Outlay By Elline RiCharde 71) TE CLEVELAND AND MIZE 345,. A-i Agriculture Zone- To Residential Zone -' Side Yaro NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Attorneys for Petitioner Deputy Clerk ident has acted to obstruct juspark a mobile' home on the following Variancefrom 10' tol' and from 25' thC City of Longwood, Florida, PubIih' July 5. 12, 19. 26. 1971 Post Office Drawer Z tice." described property: Lot 357 of the to 1' on the following described th City Council evill hold a public TOTAL 0E021 antora. Florida 32771 i 1,852.86). Van Arsdale Osbom, 'flrokerage property: Lot 7, Block 7. Canaan, In hearing to conSider enactment 04 Publish July WILEY MAYNE, R4.owa: 19. 26. Aug 7. 9. Company Addition to' Blhck Ham Section 3319.31, PB 1, Page Ordinance ho 37, ent'ttt'à. P11 TIIC CIRCUi! COURT. IN AND Said direct involvement of NixFor OperatIon I Maipleriance of the District's Works OEDOF mock. in SectIon 12131, PtjlIc Public Re'cors of Semino)i County, API ORDIP.ANCC OF THE CITY FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, PersonatS,rvices on must be shown to impeach $ 5,513,530 OF FLORIDA Records of Seminole County. Floridt Further described ac on ESTABLtSbIING AriD CREATING FOR Contractual Services LONW0OD, FLORIDA, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.10S4.F 306.410. him, but evidence so far is FlOrida. Further described as on the Washington Street. West of Bearctall CommoditIes SEMINOLE 7.016.950 Southeast Corner of Howard Road Avenue, in Midway. (DISTRICT No. THE CITIZENS FINANCIAL FLORIDA COUNTY, DIVISION F "purely circumstantial." Current Charges and Stone Road (DISTRICT No 1) 2) 1,33I In re: the Marriage 04 OperatlngCapltal Outlay ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO IN CIVIL ACTION NO. 741121.E WALTER FLOWERS, D. I G W CORSOPI 272.518 04(8 19141 CONSIST OF FIVE (Si MEMBERS DIVISION E MERLE If EDSALL. 6 ALTON JENKINS 04(8.19. A 1 AgrIculture Zone 62TE To 71) 97v P 1 Residential Zone TO BE APPOINTED BY THE in re the Petitoner, Ala.,: Said he was most bothMarriage of parka mobile homeon the following Lot Width and Lot Size Variance and CHAIRMAN OF THE CITY DEBORAH K STEwART. ered by viol'tlons of individual TOTAL ", described property: Lot 23A, San. the following described property: s 1.115.129. COUNCIL OF JUDY ANN EDSALL SAID CITY. rights and misuse of federal lord Celery Delta. in Section 1 70 31, The S 66' of the N 6 Chains of the E DEFINING THE DUTIES AND GARY L STEWART. Husband. Respondent For Construction Pbli Records of Seminole County, I3O'of the NE '.01 the NE '.t the RESPONSIBILITIES OF SAID agencies, but did not commit NOTICE OF ACTION PersonalSirvices NOTICEOFACTION Florida. Further described as 00 SE 'a of Section 32.195 31E, CITIZENS FINANCIAL ADVISORY THE STATE S n,000. TO JUDY ANN EDSALL OF FLORIDA 10: his vote. Commodlti 1500 South Cameron Avenue. (DISTRICT Seminole County, Florida. Further COMMITTEE. PROVIDING EF 2212 Wallace Street GARY L LAWB.ENCE J. HOGAN, R. STEWART Current Charges NO 2) 30, desCribed as on S'pes Avenue. FECTIVE DATE. Erie, Pennsylvania Route 3 FlxsdCapltalOutlay 9 RICHARD HIGHSMITH Md.: "As much as It pains me 2,962,115. (DISTRICT No. 2) SadOrdinancewasplacedonfirst YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an COVINGTON, GEORGIA 30209 action for Dissolution BAIl 1974) 44TE Al Agriculture BAII.19. readinpon July 77. 1971, andtheCity 7. HOLLIS E. ALLEN of Marriage to say it, he should be lmTOTAL Zone To park a mobile home on 74)14v 3.021.615. ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED has been tiled against you and you m 144 Residential Zone peached and moved from ofCouncil w,II consider same for final tnat DEBORAH K STEWART has are required to serve a the following described property: Lot Width Variance on the copy of your passage and adoption alter the filed a Petition n the' Circuit Court The E 'z 01 the S 'Cf the NE '.4 For SpecIal Prolect to Prevent Of following described property Lot defenses, If any, to it on 0 hear,ng WhiCh Will be held in of Seminole County, Florida, for H Eutrophication of LakeOkeechobe, the SE .ot the NE '401 Section fl, iS. Jansen Subdivision, in $ IS400O the City Hall of Longwoj, Florida, AT ON. JR JAMES H. MANN, Section 19. C UU IRE, .C.: "I DissolutlonolMarriage,andyou are Pcttormer SUB TOTAL DISTRICT FUNDSIGRANTS $ 70.913,440 Township 20. Range 30, Public 21 79, PB Ii, Page 57, Public on Monday. the 12th day of August, required to serve a copy of your 'dreSS s attorney. vhcse ad have expressed no prej. STATE FUNDS Records of Seminole County, Records of Seminole County, AD. 1971, at I 00 pm • 5 STENSTROAA. DAVIS I or as soon written defenses, it any, on KEN Water Resources Development Account Florida Further described as udgmnents. I am entitled as on thereafter $ 4,300,800 Ofl Florida. Further described MCINTOSH Post Office Box 13)0. as possible, At the NETH W MCINTOSH, of STEN Sanford, Florida. 3777I,or,or before TOTAL RECOMMENDED APPROPRIATIONS $ 23.272,210. Bryant Avenue. (DISTRICT No. 21 Linneal Beach Drive & Sombrero meeting interested parties may STROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH, August 5th. 1974. and file the Original thoughts, the arguments of my 10 JAMES M. RIPIER-flA($.I9 Avenue. (DISTRICT No. 3) colleagues on this committee. I appear and be heard with respect to Attorneys for Petitioner, whose with thC ill 6STE-A 1 Agriculture Zoni'-To EstImated amount which will appear the proposed Ordinance Th15 Clerk of this Court ether S HAROLD E. HEATH cdres% is Post Poffice Box 1)30. am entitled at the begInnIng of the above referred park a mobile home on the following BAIl 1971)- ssv to the time remainbefore service on Petitioner's at 144 hearing may be continued from time Sanford, Florida. 32771. and file the torney or immediately thereafter. detcribed property The W 'iOf th Residential Zone to fIscal year as obligated upon Ing to me to study the cviLot Width to time unt,I final action is taken by S i OF THE NE '4 of the SE ' of Variance on the following describe'd the City Council. tommltmenti made but incomplete $ 7.000,000 original with the Clerk of the above, otherwise a default will be entered (jfl" VIed Court on or before AuguSt 19, against you the NE 'aol Section 77. Township 70, property. Lot 6, Jansen Subdivision, A copy of the proposed Ordinance for the relief demanded 1971, otherwise a default and M. CALDWEIL BUTLER, H. Range 30. PublIc Records of in Section 19 21.79, PB ii, Page Tha' on the 16th Day of August. AD, 1971 at nine o'clock AM. In the ' posted at the City Hall, Longwood, ult mate iudgment will 'he Petition be entered 57, principal offIce of said Central and Southern Florida Flood Control Seminole County, Florida. Further Public Records 01 Seminole County, Flor,da, aid copies are on file with WITNESS my hand arid the seal of Va.: "There are frightening ,iqainst you for the' relief demanded this described as on Bryant Avenue, Florida. Further described as on the Clerk of the City and same may DistrIct. 901 Evernla Street, West Palm Beach, Florida. hearIng will be Court on July 2nd, 1974 Implications for the future of in the Petition (DISTRICT No 2) afforded to all owners, persons or entities wiiO areor may be subject to said Linneal Beach Drive (DISTRICT be inspected by the pubic (Seal) WITNESS my hand an official our country If we do not iziiII WI LLIAM HR UBY District taxej, their attorneys or agents, to appear before said Board to BAlI 19 No DATED thiS 23rd day of July, A 0. Arthur H Beck*ith. Jr seal of sad Court on the 11th day of 6ITE A I Agriculture Zone show theIr oblectioris to said Budget 1911 As Clerk of the Court 9. JOHN i. FAWDRY peach the President." 04(5 19 July. A 0 1971 To park a mobile home on the 14) 91is Tnis Noticeshallbpubllshed in the eighteen counties of the District in S Onnie P Shomate Residential Zone By. Elaine RlCtiaroe Side PAUL S. SARBANES, 1)Seal) following described property. The N Setback Variance from 10' to 7' to accordance with existing laws City Clerk As Deputy Clerk Arthur H Beckwith, Jr . Md.: 72011. of the NW'.. of the NW'. (less b,id screen enclosure on "What concept of ThIs the 17th day 01 July. 1971 of the City of ST EP4STROM, DAVIS & the Clerk of Circuit Court C 66 ft for road) in Section 30. following described property Lot 6, (Seal) Lonowood, Florda government is it if the person at MCINTOSH Seminole County, FIor'da Township 205, Range 3OE. Public Holliday Bear Lake, in Section II II PubIh July 26 1,71 CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA Florida State Bank the head is to walk away By Joy Stokes Records of Seminole tounty, 9, P9), Page DID 121 Suite FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT BY ITS S3, Public Rrcords Deputy Clerk claiming that he knows nothing, Florida Further described ason the Seminole County, Florida Further Post Office Box 1330 GOVERNING BOARD. STENSTROM, DAVIS & FICTITIOUS NAME West side Cf Lake Emma Road. described as on Holfiday Avenue. Sanfora, Florida 32771 By S Robert L Clarh, Jr sees nothing, hears nothing MCINTOSH Notice Is hereby given that I am (DISTRICT No 2) (DISTRICT No 3) Attorneys for Petitioner Chairman while the persons closest 'to Post Office Box 1310 engaged in business at 76$ N Hi way I? BARBARA L. & EUGENE T. ATTEST: 10. RUTH CRUMLEY PubliSh July 5, 12. 19. 26. 1774 BAtS 19. Florida State Bank Suite 77 1792, Casselberry 32707, Semile him, the alter egos, peoceed PHELPS 84(5 19 71)16E 4.1 71) 92V DID 26 5: 0. E. DalI. Jr. A 1 Agriculture Zone Sanford, Florida 32771 Agriculture Zone County, Florida under the fictitious about their destructive Secreta To operate a Lot Width Variance on the tollowinq name of STEREO SOUND and that I Attorneys for Petitioner retail nursery on the following descri Members of Board property The H 186 ft. business," CITY OF PubIift July 19. 6. Aug 7. 9. 1971 described property From the SE Lot 77, Des Pinar Acres according intend torecistcq said name with the JohnM. DeGrove LONGW000, FLORIDA DC 065 WILLIAM S. Clerk 01 the Circuit Court, Sem,nole HEN, H. corneroftheSW 'aof Section2o 205- tOtheplat thereof asrecordedln C.A. Thomas NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Pit County, Florida In accordance with 79E, run N 11555? It; thence N. 59 I?. Page 57. Seminole County. Maine: Said abuse of power, the ROb*ftW,Padritk CONSIDER ADOPTION OF provisions Of the fictitious name degrees 46' West, 53083 ft to the Florida, Further described NOTICE FOR BIDS R. Emmett McTigue PROPOSED ORDINANCE Watergatecover.upand alleged as n statutes, ToWit' Section 16S09 point of beginning, thence run N 59 L000wood Markham Road 15cc. Th,' Seminole County Board 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN B. L. Pratt abuse of the Internal Revenue Florida Statutes 1957 degrees 16' WeSt 720 33 ft . thence N 70 9) (D'STRIc T Plo 3 County Commissioners wit receivC W. J. Scarborough NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Eugene D. degres 01' East 1950911; thence S bids Jaques At the offiCe' Cf Arthur H Beck the City of Service areof eatest concern, 11, FLOP IDA .1. R. Spratt LOng*ood, Florida, that IL PENCE 59degreesl6' East 72079ff.; thence ASSOCIATION OF CON with. Jr. Clerk up to 12 00 Noon the City Council will hold a public SEVENTH DAY PubIIh' DED9i July 19. 76. Aug 2 9. 1971 ClaudeO. Godwin that the President "allowed the Monday, August 5, 1971 for the hearing so degrees 01' West 19S lift, to the ADVENTISTS 1)4(8 19 71) 91V PublIth' July 26, Aug 7. ) to consider enactment of rule of law and the constitutien point of beginning. Sublect to an I 3ResidentialZone. Side Setback tollo*rig Ordinance Plo 371. entitled CITY OF * DED 111 easement over theSiS ft. for road Variance from 50' to II' F (REF IGHTING AND RADIO to slip under the boots of indi:on the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY LAKE MARY,FLORIDA purposes, FurlherdescribedasWof following described property: Lots EQUIPMFNT FOR THE MIDWAY. OF LONOW000. FLORIDA. ference and arrogance NoticeofaSpecialElectjon art ________________________ Markh.im Woods Road and N of is. GINDERVILLE, INDIAN MOUND PROVIDING FOR THE AR Spring Lake Srt!..sion. in TO WP'O'a IT MAY (ONCE Phi abuse." Williamson Road (DISTRICT Plo Section 2129. FIRE CONTROL DISTRICT NOTICE FOR BIDS NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PUB. Paqi' 35. Public F'OINTMENT OF SPECIAL CITY Please take notice that a Special 3) Specifications may be obtained At ATTORNEY The Board of Fire Comm,ssioners Records 01 Seminole County. Election will be held in the City of GEORGE E. DANIELSON, REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME DEFINING THE 13 JOE E BECKETT The Seminole County Department 84(8.19 In compliance with Section 86509 of the Forest City Rear Lake Fire D.'Calif.: There is enough direct of SERVICES TO BE PROV IDED BY Florida Further described as W of lake Mary, Florida on the 301Pm day 74)60TE A I Agriculture Zone Control District, will receive bids at Fire Protection at the Seminole SAID SPECIAL CITY ATTORNEY of Florida Statutes the undersigned Pine Street. (DISTRICT No.)) of July, 1971 for the purPose's 01 arid undisputed evidence conTo park a mobile home on the County Courthouse or by writing AND 17 CHARLES F, BOX. SR. ill register with the Clerk of tne the Fire Station Highway 136 Forest HIS COMPENSATION determining whether or not the followingdescribedproperty, The E BAIl 1974) 91V Clerk's OffIce. P0 Drawer cerning Nixon "to support a Circuit Court In Seminole County. City, Fla.. U 108:00 PM. August? C. THEREFOR, PROVIDING EF P I Residential franchise lcharter) of the City f 150011 of the W 6105ff. of the N Zone- LotWidthVarianceand5id Sanford, Florida 3271% All bids are FECTIVE DATE of proof 01 1971 for the following. Florida, upon recei conviction of conspiracy in a Lake Mary, Florida, shall be 49S 66ff of the NW 'i of the NE ' Of Setback Variance from 10' to 506 & surreer, to he in a set cnveiope. plainly MORTOR FIRE APPARATUS put3tication of thiS notice. the S.,dOrdnancewasplacedcnf,rs, criminal court." rilsIked on II 19S 301, Public Records 9 19 on the following deScribed lollQ*iflq fi(titiO% nanne. to wit ONE 250 G P M QUICK ATTACK the ouIs:de (SeaJed (lid rvaJngon July 2?. 1971, and the Cit, The place Of voting will be at the for h- iretrcihtinq Equipment, fl1ENT I.OTr, R'MisS.: Did of Seminole County. Florida Fur. properly Lot 97, Gotdie Manor, 2nd UnIted Presbyterian Fellowship 'ECIAL TV DRESS SHOP" PUMPER open Council will consider same for tinal M.onclay. Auq S. $97i I fl.ds will be passage and adoption Speclficaticns may be obtained at ther described as Sof Wilson Road. Addition, in Section 117129. PB 11, Hall, 178 W Wilbur Aye, City of under which the undersigned are after the not specifically commit his (DISTRICT No 3) at 2 p rn Monday. Aug S. pubIc hearing engaged in the buSiness of sale of lhe Fire Station Forest Page IC. Public Prdc of Seminole Lake Mary. Florida. which w,Il be held in vote, but said "you cannot Im. II JIMMY D. ROBERTS -ft(l County, Florida, Iurtimer described Seminole County. FlorIda. 1971 ifl the Board of County Corn the City Hall of Longwood, Florida, ClOthirig and related activities, at The poll wilt be open from 700 1971) S9TE 6' I7V peach a President for a half a mitsioners Meeting Room, Room on Monday, the 12th Bids to be enclosed in a sealed Al Agriculture as on Jay Court (DISTRICT No 3) a.m to 700 pm. Route 1, and SR. 136. Interstate day f August. Zone Side Setback Variance from 703 COUIIPmOUW. Sanford. FIOr,da AD plainly marked on the I). FRED .1. BUEHLER case or the parts of several 94(8 1971. at 8.00 p m., or as soon Mall, Altamonte Springs, Seminole envelop Mr. Homer Gleason will tie the Acf'iI IS' Ia 10' and a SpecIal Exception to 19 74) $$V P IA Residential Zone Chalrmanof the Election Board, County. and that the undersigned outside, aids for Motor Fire Ap award to Successful bidder thereafter as Possible At the cases put together," aid will be made park a mobile home on the following paratus. open August 7, 1974 at 1,00 Lot Site Variance on at the neat regular meeting interested parties may are the only person(s) interested in the following Mrs. Garner GePir, Mrs. Lillian described property Lots 27 and 7$. described property The JOHN F. S.EIBERLING JR., P M. E 67 ' ft. Burke, County Commission Meeting, Room appear and be heard with respect to said business Mn Milton Moore will Wrve 203. Courthouse, Sanford, BiclswillbeopfnedAugu%t7, 1974, Townof Sylvan Lake, in Section 31 01 Lot 36 and W 7' It of Lot 3704 on the Eldlon Board 1)-Ohio: "We will permanently Florida the proposed Ordinance' Tn's Dated at Daytona Beach. Florida, at 8 00 P.M or as soon 19 10, PU 2. Page 69, Public Records Prairie Lake Hiqh?S. in Section tuesday. Aug 6. l thereafter as II tPi'% 9th day of July, 911 All person; legally req,stered in weaken not only the presidency Th of Seminole County. Florida Fur 71 30. p1)10. Page II. Public Board of County Corn post'ble at a meeting to be held at to time Until tinjl action s taken by (Seal) Records Seminole County and living within they described as on North and First of Seminole ifl,tsioners reserveS the right to the City Council but our entire constitutional the Fire Stalion, Forest City, County, Florida Fur the boundaries of the' City of Lake Specialty Dress shop. Inc Street (DISTR ICT No, 3) waive any irregularities or Florida. thee described as on South Street. Mary, system if we fall to Impeach a A copy of the proposed Ordinance By Alice C House Florida may Avail themselves 1$ CHARLES I MATHEWS technic,%Iities in bidS and or reject ' The right is reserved to waive any (DISTRICT No 1) Secretary Treasurer Postedat the City Hall, L000woed, president who has flagrantly 04 their Rights of Franchise. 04(1 19 71) 6ITE .wmy or all bids A I Agriculture irregularitieS or technicalities in II HAROLD I & E,VEL N I, Florida. and copies are on fiI ivitft PubliSh July II, 28. Aug 2. 9. 1971 Dated July 17. $971 Zone violated our trust and s own To park a mobile home on BUCOCK Arthur H Bekwith. Jr b.ds and or to reject any 'ir all hid; BAil 19 74) 90V P th (tenk of the City and m may DID 9$ (SEAL) the following described property. lAA Residential Zone lot Sue and Clerk Board of Fire ith of offjc. be inspected by the public City of Lake Marm. Ti,,, (Oa,i ..S Ii a .,.i j,.k . ft...... rna.,u U i.UVnIy 1' V VT 'IVY )W LOT Width Variance on the following commissioners DATEDPh.s,Jrddayof July, AD Fh.rIda 'ii;inuPl&WolorangeQoul,vard de%cribedproperty LOt 74, Block 33. Comrnissionrs ForeSt City Bear Lake Fire IIAROLE) '. FROEHLICH, 1971 13y Margie Hess n Section 19, Twp 19$, P 301 (less Sanlanøo. Th Suburb Beautiful, in 'em'ngIe County, Florida Control District S Onnie R Shmomate It•Wis.: Mayor "I am deeply pained the West 251 ft.) Further describeri Sectaon 1271 79. Public Records 0 By Smtm Co Depi of Fire Prof. Forest City, Florida City Clerk Attcst' for THE asonO'ange Boulevard, DISTRICT Seminole County. Florida. on the and troubled by some of the MIDWAY. OtN Harold C Leroy, of the City of Kay Sessman No. 3) DERVILLE. INDIAN MOUND Chairman corner of Seminole and Charlotte, things I see.... My decision Longwood, FIor,da City Clerk 6 BROOKS AND (DISTRICT No i F IRE CONTROL DISTRICT P&jOliStl July 16. Aug 2 1971 Publish July 76. $971 PuL'tih awaits final wording of the arti. Ji'I,' 19 I5'I i. GEORGIE BROOKS Jiy 19, 26 1911 flAl5 1971) IS )OtfP .. DID 171 ( •,i fi'f I? ri r DED 177 I tIes and rnrnainini '2V.iJm, TO WHOM Friday July26, 1974 ACROSS 39 11emoe _____________________________________________________________________ ' Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice Make Your Own And Repknhih Your Plate As Often As You Like — Your Own Home Baked Demi Loaf Of Braid Served PIping Hot At Your Table, Legal Notice — -- ON ALL ABOVE GROUND POOLS EXAMPLE 13' Round-Req. $695 Po.'i S2 EXAMPLE 12'xlS' Ovai-Reg. $795 Now $125.50 COMPLETE WITH: Filter — Ladder- Skimmer Leaf Skimmer — Test Kit — Vacuum Equipment Starting Chemicals 10 Year Liner Warranty — Ike Saødba - - £ouuqe - ' LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY Now Featuring W. P. WILLIAMS For Your D1flclflgid Ustinlng — -. OPEN DAILYA.M.. TO6P.M. SAT.9 A.M. 105 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY SEMINOLE AWNING Sanford Corner 3rd & French A'.'e (Hwy U-fl) Ph. 3fl3Ofl & POOL SUPPLIES _____ DeL.and Hwy. ?2 & N. Garfield Ave. Ph. 734-7566 HAPPY HOUR 4.7 P.M. -. 2 For 1 Two Drinks For The Price Of One FREE Hors D'Oeuvres MONDAY. LADIES NIGHT All Drinks For Ladles 50c f \ — -. - ' - ton-Sanh lirn f,OtATo HOTELS £ MOTOfl 1NN5 A WOftLOWD( 5LRv!CL Or ITT Av[Mj AT ii 6 STAlL ROUTE 1. AJijIf4 rLOc4.OA ri1I323-4CO . . —.......... 'a - RID CHICK OPEN DAILY 11AM. IlL 9:30 P.M. FRI. & SAT. IlL 10:30 P.M. 1809 French Ave. (Hiway 17.92) Sanfo,'d - -. -, �. . For Fast ts F Resul Ye Itrn# ur -- ______ ______________ Personals 31 Help Wanted FACED WITH A UTTn5eanu,ses PROBLEM time relief on Cr'kendi call Peihaps Al(øhOIu AnOnyms Homemakers, of the Upjohn Can Help Company 626 0636 AN EQUAL Call 1 3 .1367 OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Wr.? P 0 Po 1213 5anlor(1,r for IS ALCOHOL A PROnLEW 24 Business Opportunities IN (OUP FAMILY' AL ANON Mcrg up north tcw'ces sale of be riljl or friends of problem Or-livery & moving tomny Which drinkers includes7 trucks. 7 permits and For further information call 473 4SS equipment Call 901 159 3180 Cif write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 27 -Investment Box 533, Sanford, FE.. 12271. Opportunities '1L' YOU tROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 6442077 for "We Care"- EARN "Hottine" Advil or let-ni FREE nOr- to Bait . NY or Boston Help drive' Lelve Aug 9 Call a m or 9 Ii p m. 668 3670 Child Care 21 Hour Child Care My Home Hot Meals. Snacks and TLC 365 6737 36 30 ,'. AverAcir SIC' ,fl r., .r' tVTOfl tratn arlttt No cash investment. No Or-liver', or collecting. Computors do your paper work Call Friendly Home Parties, 373 5456 - CABLE FOREMAN WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st St, AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116 W. 2nd St lii , arap-, tilraL lit 'at ,rd at Fully equipped with cu It washer Call Mrs Rutherford 3 13 41051 38 Dlex 7 bedroom, adults only, $ 50 amo. Security or-p $63 322 6670 or 3235651 i 1 or 1 bedroom duplex apartment Furnished or unfurnished swimming 1770 S Onlani to Or. 323 2970. LAKE MARY Two bedro-oms cental heat & a r, 'Piag Carpet, $185 mo 12th mon 'rye. glady Brown Realty, 322 52. I, of 3221964 Wanted To Rent 2 Bedroom, air, kitchen eguippec *115. 108 Popular Ave. Sa'ifor I 365 5250. 1705 Magnolia Ave , Sanford-- Two bedroom. 1 bath furnished nouse, large lot with fruit trees. Owner will finance 671 150 EXP. DESK CLERK 311 pm. 6 days Applicant must * * * GENEVA GARDENS 4 4 Sngle story Studio, k 7. and hive references and must be bedroom apartments. Poo tEndable. Benefits include group clubhouse, carpeting, drapei 'nsurance, paid vacations., meals 'tcheneoulpped, central heat an 1 Apply in person at Sheraton air Monthly rentals from $142,5( Sanford Inn, Oregon Ave. at I I 327 7090. 1503 W. 251h 5? Sanforc and 46 , 3 Bedroom block house Central heat and air $160 month. 372 47O alter d:30p.m BRICK HOME FIRST TIME OFFERED See this 7 bedroom, 7 bath home win carpet, paneling and central heat and air, Florida porcti and fenced yard. All for only $21,000. Call REALTOR Associate, Dick GiSChlet After hours, phone 377 7114 you wuli IOØ th.% '-',ilul low maintenance brick home. I bedrooms, I; baths, air, nice carpet. The home Is in excellent condition, and has a nicely land scipea 'ard. With a shallow well. PALACE GU,kRDED! Ask for Jerry Emerson. Assoc, 830 M. Alter hours, 631 3370. Stemper Realty Semnole 3221991 Roberts & Gilman TOWNHOUSE- ?bedroom. it, bath, everything for comfort and leisure Adults only. 372 1954. - $5,000 FOR FIVE ACRES- Seeing 5 believing! Located at FlO'id,l Ranctieltes in Samsula, Fla Sorry, all cash. Calf REALTOR Associate, Billie McCOn.aha for details. After hours, phone 3fl 1196 523.000 DELTONA- 1 bedroom, enclosed porch, drapes. AC. wall to watt carpet. Reasonable. aai 5133. Payton Realty 332 1301 2610 Hiawatha Ave '' LONGW000 830.5500 Realtors Inc REALTOR MLS Ora ng e 1919S.French. * * * * Deltona Longwood .r ' IN City. Cb 4 br.. 2 ba . central heat air, dishwasher. disposal, large GOOD LOCATIONThree family room. drapes. w w carp et, bedroom, 1½ bath split plan, wall well & sprinkler yStem, deep to wall carpet, kitchen equipped, near public & private schools. 0 large pantry. $73,900. $3y,00g. By owner. 377 1431 ___________________________ PLENTY OF ROOM- Three cAFORD- 3 bedroom block home. bedroom, 7 bath, large family Has everything L'rge lot, trees. room, laundry room. extra work 3772621 room, fenced, well landscaped, 532 C0ROETT REAL. ESTATE I i ijii(tS li i is 01' (0! Jt fl ?thj5t'5 ii ,l mural are,i Plo down PIwnent ii ontt'ly pdynents less IIIfl rent Government svbSidted '0 Quit'fied buyerS Call to see 'I HALL REALTY 13 - lsv ' ,t~ .%\ tJNSWORT's REALTY 503W 1sf Si 23605). )JIUP7 3729320 NEW I Bdrrn. horny lake view, central heat & air. Price reduced $1100 for quick sale. 7 mIles of Sanford, 293 5439. * * * * Used Farm Equipment will sell fast andeasywitnacIa%ifIedA Call 3222611 or $31 9993. SACRESonpaveclrOadwithorarige TREES ___________________________ MakefOdly classIfied ad day. Place one, to buy, sell or rent. Call 7611 or $31 9993. NICE RETIREMENT HOME The Time Tested Firm 2 Bedrooms with livin'g room, dining D.ivs 3226173 3fl 7357'i room afldsc'eefledporch $16,900. JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC. 372 61.51-377.7111 • - '. % ' , - ____________________________ LAKE MARY, by owner. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, a c central heat, wall wall carpet, fenced yard. Near school. $3&9 3735961. EXCELLENT AREA . - - - EATONVILLE- By Owner, 3 tedroom, spacious paneled family room Carpeted, custom drapes. r. back yard fenced Near cx pressway and schOols 643 2117 MUST SELL AT OPICE-3 bedroom. ii bath, central aIr, 100 pct. furnished. 122.500 51,300 down, assume $17060 per month Buyer pays closing n 7267 __________________________ I Bedroom, 1 Bath-Fenced In Back Yard. $11,500 Catl373 29Slattero f) 7% Mortgage a y't() 11 3 Bedroom, Pi bath almost new home. Carpeted and C H Monthly pa men? 5)18 2) Nerd not Qualify. Realty, 3771)01 ____________________________ 2610 Hiawatha Ave.at 17 Jim Hunt Realty REALTOR 377 2111 HUFFMANREALTY After Hrs.-Ifl 7281 JOHN SAULS AGENCYAl Pell, Jenny Clark, As.oc 322 )991 and3fl oa ,n 1591or)72U53 2)) N. Oak, Sanford ____________________________ Sanford 372 llllday, 323 04&Seve, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cen. I BR house- furniShed, Carpeted, air, wall to wall shag. On large BROKER ASSOCIATE ga furnaces, patio, carport. Will corner lot. $23,500. 3235171 alter 1. sell at prevailIng prIce 7; . . - - - - TI IE] .. Am ________________ - - - ZONED RMOI Directory of "Quiet Experts Ready Air 1';tlI<€ #1 To Roberts & Glman Home Pet Care - CLSER LOOk TROPICAL F ISH BUSINESS Completely equipped profitable buiflr-55 1973 gross income $78,000 Owner will take 19.900 .i',h or wuti (frrr inortgags.to (lj,iIutied tju',mr Miscellaneous - " MAITLAPID FLEAP,tap'p lli I Hwy Il 9? Open Sat & Sun 9 s 536 7970 ..' . ... O Beauty Care - ner Sandletwood DO I ._ -i flow tthoui J ir ), ju tI , t. Nutses lides coo ar to work for feliIblr-c.n panr Hr.jri1 OF live in, Call 62* 0536 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM. PLOVER Woman COn'1P6n'on t3 isve n nice home n Sanford with my blind r'"f t.t?If d time pff. Ph ColleCt 904 119 33 51 1ec 6-p-sn. Eve it youve wver worked be-tore. AVON ccii help you snake mwy t I NOW Call 64 3079 j0r (Of?u)JIm'!y mo1or Service S?OP t).i - -. ' Ex. '- SAPIFORD PLC VEE SERVICE 7311W IS? St 37') 1711 ' ''olOr i1:.r ocr I' p.' ,i' 377 tS) Auction anytime weekends, ,9 MucJr21 AA.6rphri,4ir.n .-. , -----Reynolas Coronet Music '• - --- Ac, I 32'? I 40- -- . L -I I Wall Papering Lawn service ',. - -'- It's in the . _______ Herald every @#I 211 W. 251h 5.4 HOMES OF DISTINCTION Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club, Situated On . kxl Appnf. 322-31A] 1 MMOP Welding dW -6 Ift I d VPAI . 1 8 . Rob TuaTodgei __ *40 • I A veritable cornucopia of Used Car and Truck ~ ' . 74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 2 Dr. R..H.AT.pS.6 Cyl.-AC WWr.WC.Ext.Warranty I Mr S Mrs CAR 5 A lit - 74 - Post Control Classified ads are here to help Sell, rent or swap ..at a low buy, iost ief ustselp,ouplac,yours-. Windows ART BRN PEST OL PlTR' 7S62 Park Drive 122 "as --.---- Jim Flow,Pcit Control 010 - 4 'REPLACE WINDOWS. Ihat rob your house of Cool airsave 2030 pct. of AC. O sa1es & %ervfre Many ne man happy customepi. Mr. NORM'S WIN. DO W . 79ji, 11 TO *-.L1STY0U .. .. 1. . Dr. or 2 Dr. H.T..R.H.AT..PS..6 CyI,.AC Tint Glass-Vinyl TOP.WWT.WC.FaCIOIY Ext. Warranty 4,11077 $4499 '71 Toyota Corona 4 Dr., Air Cond, 1195 2 Dr., VI, Stick, Bright Yellow •2095 I I 73 11i.driIItiu Classic AM FM, Air Loaded '4195 '14 Pinto Runabout Loaded '1195 '73 Dodge D100 (2) 6 Cyl., Long Bed 4 GMC Pick Up 6 Cyl., Long Bed '2495 '29951 12495 12895 '69 International 4 Wheel Drive PU Topper Only 74 Dodge Dart Sport 340 CLEANEST USED Eldorado Cony Loaded 11095 '72 Ford LTD Brougham 11295 WE HAVE OVER 150 NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK AT SIMILAR SAVINGS I 12095 71, VW Bug Mag. Wheels 51 of S 73 Pinto Runabout Air, Auto., Stereo Vinyl Roof, Radia l Tires Brass Hat, Loaded 14095 Is . L ike New CARS IN TOWN 72 Cadillac 'S '74 Ford Courier - 72 Chevy [uv PU 4 Speed, Radio, S '1295 '70 Ford Maverick Custom Coupe AIr, Loadc'd,LowMl. 1 74 DODGE MONACO 3 Seat Cust. Wagon R-H-AT-PS.PB..AC.Roof Rack-Tint Glass-WWT-WC, Factory Ext. Warranty Duster Economy King, Auto. 72 Impala Stereo. Loaded - 73 Vega GT Air, 4 Speed Hatchback '2495 '72 Eldorado Cony. '1995 51 '67 Cougar White, Sharp Air, Auto, P.S. $795 BOB DANCE DODGE Sanford 323-7730 "Where Everybody Rides" 1801 West 1st Street _ 0 - - Plymouth EXCELlENT TRUCK BUYS VI 12 70 13095 4 & Sanford, Fla. (2) Air, Auto., 6CYI., PS Duster _____________ _____________________________________ b JSINESS. . - - ______1,_--. . - - . _. .- . . . . --- PLYMOUTH VALIANT _ 4 DON'T BE FUELISH-BUY THESEI 74 Plymouth Glass- $3299 . - 1 . a 04a -. ___ - Painting DEEP STEAM -1 $ IJI ~~Wi~ 4a S , _____ - am Arbor Q Of Loch - Power Brakes, Radio, Air-Condltion.d ...... 4496 - _______ GdW TO CELEBRATE WITH , USED Carpet Cleaning 94 2792 - 72 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 Door Sedan, Automatic, Power Steer'ia, 4!L of . 73 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY Passenger Wagon, Automatic. Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes Power Windows and Seats, AM-FM Stero Dual Air. Conditioners, Luggage Racks, Cruise Control __ HERE ARE A FEW SPECIALS - - $3199 7] PLYMOUTH DUSTER Air Conditioned, Automatic, Radio 0 t -. . . is NTO OUR NEW BUILDING , Wei DrIIn g Homes Power Steering, Automatic, Radio 4 WE NAVE MOVED 3691 9 -_________________________ - - 74 SATELLITE STATION WAGON 6 Passenger, Automatic, Power Steering and Brakej, Air.Conditioned, Radio, A Real Nice Car...................74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER Our Leasing Systems Best,..Air Conditioned, 972 Mazda RX3 Wagon air. luggage rack. 73000 miles, Extra clean New tag. $2000 678 2190 '"' - 2395 968 Olds Cutlass 5, 2 door hardtop. air conditioned, Call Don Pope. 372 1651. Dealer. '- - 11 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill Power Steerinq and Brakes, Automatic, Air Conditioned, Radio, Vinyl Top :onvenible, '70 PontIac Bonneville, air condltlon.ng, power everything, extra clean. $1495. Call Don Pope, 322 1631. Dealer. • PUBLIC AUCTION.ii ' Junk Cars Rnmnvnrl .. V . Iii (0r1 , 5it4flmyflt$weIcf. Eastof lion t.r'doredt.nwanted lunk cars SR 15 . If you have anything to Sell uwiiy .uur UsI. UU or consign, call STAN at 3779719 Orlando 795 6194 anytime INTERSTATE AUCTION -. DIVISION 1967 MuStanQ, 6 cyl, standard shift, new tag & Inspection. firm 3721383 1109 Sanford Avenue OUR iRADE IIi 1969 Chevy Caprice, idoor hardtop, ir conditioning, good clean car. $1793. Call Don Pope 377-1651 Dealer 11 uit?('('% $11 95 E[i S BODY SHOP 197) Por$che 914 17, 71,000 miles Bright red, black top, and blark ritefior Call Boo Baxter, 377 4fi Dealer FROM TOPS lSóSOldsmobileSt, I seasons Air, all power, AM.FM . newradials Clean $795, 37307, Awnings air Conditioners I) SC,i, $3 oil change welding hit (P SOUTHERPI RV SEP 11(15, 373 9020 - cellent Condition, $75. Aug. 2 1. 30 quality dealers 609 E. 2nd St., 322.2775. P 0 L L I P4 S C0LLECE FIELDHOUSE. Call or come after 4 _ p. m wee kdays, 7 64.3 Ii),, Trucks an'd Trailers 19/7 Pinto Hatchback Runabo, air conditioning, automatic transmiSsion, low mileage, $1995 Call Ehitey Ecksten 317 1651 Dealer Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories 971 Toyota Mark Il--less than 3 mnonthsold, less than ). miles s yl pwr steering, pwr. brakrs, AM FM radio 51,300 Day -'372 1375. Nights- 377 6134 '7) VW Super Beatle, soft yellow. air COnditiOned, automatic Stick shift, radio,only 76,000miles. Like new $2095 Call 3'Ihtey Ecksten. 272 1651 Dealer 1912 1.50 Midget, racey orange, blue interior, black top, radals. ready 75. DeBar',,, Mi 64)8 Large Bus, runs good,goodlos' camper. Parity furnished Ri'ad, t go 5195 164 Country Ciun Circle. 322 1624. __________________________ /6 Il'7Maitland Autos Fnr Sate vi'v Camper, fully equipped, condition Must see to 'ecnate. 11195 Call Don Pope, 1?? 1631 Dealer Antique Show & Sale . 'i.sI(",,,nd Py,,,' 1977 Chevy Vega Hatchback $1100 Call Dan Calnicn, 3fl 484 Dr'aier '65 thru '71 Models '6.1 Ford i ton pickup- A 1 con ditlOfl, late model engine. automatic transmission, air conditioning, AM FM radio tape pliper, wide tires 51,700 F1PM ',orrento area (90.1) 3*36032 Campers - - . :jni .1 Sub.Contractors - Apartment Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? . Wanted to Buy __________ - -- - Land Carpenfry - , P - G\,jjl la_,s . ,z 68 Down' Buys . Any - Car 11'.ivj School Bus, excellent means of r .insporting large groups Sit; (Ml Whsley Eckstein, 37? l8S D"ater - Travel Trailers . -. 19 .32.1 i IS .. - , Mobile .. I* MR. I 7(xi I ri-tic! 1965 Chevrolet 713 $700 164 Country Club tir 372 1621 I SANFORD AUCTION ___________ . $50 1977 Honda CU 173. 5500 Also, 1969 Honda CU 175, 37/% Iloth in s-. ellent COflditQn 323 0457 ' Burglar Alarms Ill . ___________._ 1970 VW Beetle, blue metallic pat, warranty, $1193. Call Don Pa;:". 37? 16$) Dealer. ,'i'ri t",orvi ('re'dt I 1914 DT 250A Yamaha, 1600 miles: 1974 DT 1156 Yamaha, 1600 miles. 1977 CL 175 l'Ionda 377 2363 days, 37) 87)6 nights, Monday 29, 7 PM L.CiUd,1ti of entire inventory of first rate new .lfld used furniture to,t Sofa, chairs, bedroom Suts, '''St. bedding, dining room 1urnifure, offite equipment and .ippliances Larue assortms'nt of ituiscellaneous items, Also TV. lul,i(k and white, and color. Ii' ilumninum boat With 9' HP motor I nd new living room Suite. Carom - anly and get a good seat Autos Pur'Sate' - ' - AUCTION -. JIM DANDYFEEDS IIUYDIRECT FROMBOXCAP Gnrnils'y'5 E.16.373 1733 whjjj" They Last ORIENTAL PUGS w Ttu Prices Pad. useo. any u... 4)1 s:es greatly reduced Sen d tor 64.1 8)26 Winter Park Satinnal buys like: $1,095 Bass ' Boat, $695 Bowrider, $2,500, IS', ___________________ 51.395. Galvanizeø 1383 trailers. 69 Stamps.Coins Powerful $1,851, 120 HP ','OtOrS, 11.451 Many others i 1915 Ri-i no. n stock Hurry' Terms Si?.'INOLE COIN CE 14 TER, 109 '' St 323 4352 ROBSOPI MARINE 7971 Hwy. 17 92 )723961 10 Swap and Trade _____________________________ 58 - --------- -, Bicycles 1971 Orlando Clipper -10 PIP motor ,snd '71 certified boat trailer. 514() Bikes, Bikes, Bikes or swap for farm tractor and sizes and mtdels, 10 speeds, s equipment 323 1075 and standard bikes now avaIlable at Firestor,e Store. Call 71 Antiques 3220214 Tandem bicycle. Ad. - -w - Ift * Mustang City * 1966 Yamaha 750 CC Endure-. good condition, extra chain arid pipe Street legal Asking 1)00 372 19?l ,stter 3 10 Ask for Don , Bookkeeping - Fcea Autos For Safer 1970 Toyotta Corona Deluxe, I door, 7 tone rd and white vinyl top, air i'nn(f.l.ons.mj redO, 4 Speed, 25.000 miles $1495. Call Don Pope. 372 1651 Dealer - "j• -, Ttvck Rentah 0 Wan I' '71 VW.new Air conditioner, AM FM 1970 Datsun Station Wagon, radiO, radio, tires Good cOnditIOn heater, ar, 51295 373 3956 sli- 3?? 373 1350 or 373 1795, aSk for Don31717 1? Hor?da 500 real low mileage' $1,000. also '71 Bridgestone ioo 5l'0 37363)1 '.'U tOris.qn, appraise, of ')C(i,il SaleS Out of anything of "'i ' IJIA) (tenth Ay Ill i u() Santord. ha I - Must sell 1973 Yamaha 500CC Immaculate condition. 373 101$ OMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 1968 Silverton Cruiser, 77', flying b'gQe, dual controls. with 19?7 (4511 3?? it)? Chrysler 250 HP marine engine, For used furniture, appliances $1,500 Call between 9 and 5. 859tOjt5, etc (tuy I or 1001 itym 9)10 I .srry' ?,'art, 715 Sanford Ave - '~ ' . 1 '. t'S7.A lP, Motorcycles 1974 Ynmatia, P0250, like new, I4(5 miles 5650 37'?0573 -- .1 Sanford, Freelovely cat, house broken Loves Children Call between5 7p.m. 377 1.105 .4 - - Herald Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3166 ________________ -_______ _______ '. 3323/57 _________________________ - - For Sale . Boats & Marine Equipment 16 Cabri Cii',', float, Motor, and T r.ii)yr $900 32] 6531 - Applances Florida 55 Cypre Row Boats. used, half price $100 cacti First come, first ser '.ed Osteen nricsoe REALTOR 5317567 ____________________ POODLE PUPPIES CarportSale' Sat. Sun Mis4eilaneousan,OFurn,fure 1101 Elm Ave. ELMER BAKALLA INC. HIDDEN LAKE-$7,7S0 DOWN PAYMENT? No qualifying No FREIGHT SALVAGE delays - just a wish come true? BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR All you have to do to envoy this Appliances air (ond freezers Warm Florida summer. In this I rfrig sepladders wire etc room, 7 bath fully air con c,ormys E 16, Sanford 3?) 473) ditlonr-cj one year old dream, 5 to say I do? The extras will delight PURIFIED',VATER n your home. and surprise you, and the area's 19c a gal Suncoast Ransoft, New recreation center With tennis. Smyrna Beach, (904) 177 3477 pool, and Other fun tlme will Cost you IustI4 extraper monthI Sofor Used refrigerator, new garbage a lifetime thrill- call Sonny disposal, portable typewriter and Reborn at 372 7470, or after hours new encyclopedias 3736017 at 3721119 DREAMWOLD - THIS IS YOUR Girl baby clothes. Baby bed, All LUCKY DAY! Priced from just Walker, Stroller, Play Pen. All $29,930 to 531.500, you cars take conditIon. 130 5997 your pick of seven 3 and 4 bedroom, 2 bath homes lust Small GE stereo console. Portable completed! Features Include black and white TV, Air central heat and air, shag carpet, ditlO,it, 25.000 BTU, drapes to fit range, dishwasher, disposal, (Irams Towers. Reasonable 123 landscapng, paved Street, city 1174 _________________________________________ water, and near the high school! Forall th details call REALTOR Air conditioner, WestInghouse, good condition, like new. $30; Also wood Associate John Mero, After hours boat and7 wheel trailer Both phone 37) 0713 (Be sure to ask 372 3175 about the outstanding financing available on these homes?) nir5.ixI. ... C II TI') ')A"Hl A ix (It. screen '71 mOdel, 5700. Excellent condition, 373*157. "SAr'bnrgl'c... You; MuIipl;Lis?irsg Agency Truck Topper, bits I' bed, 30" tall, nstjlated, $165 Small saddle an REALTOPS 73.65 Park Dr bridle, 135 372 2059 Pressure Cleaning - _________ ' 2583 830-5500 l liii SO IfilI 18 AuCtiOneering Servicei - CITY FIRSI TIME AD VERTISEDi Ride by 217 West 17th Street endib you likewbat you see, call REALTOR AssocIate Rose Southward for Complete details and a loo k see inside! This home has I bedrooms, one large bath, papered arid paneled waos, fenced yard, shallow pump and well, and In good condition And best of all, lust 571.300! So call now! anford Auction 64 - Realty , You! PIANO BARGAIN Wanted reliable party to take up Small monthly payments on lovely like new small Piano For im fl;C'cjia?y inforrn,stion write or cal) C011ect Joe Anclers, Credit Nhjr 303611 4751 Keller MuSic Co JO. Box 673. Orlando. GRAGE Pets nd Supplies SALE Lots of 65 Ideal location for pr.fpss,oflal Sity or everything F urn it u r e, multiple family dwelling Con housewares, glassware, ap Free Kittens to I I or dow,ito pliances, firs's, fools, linens , 321 571`7 lord Minimum down with owner iewelry, gooc Clothing, loys and holding balance For additional games, Cosmetics & fabrics, TV. Male Bassett Hound, needs love & -nfoemation, ealI IX) 3300 and asktxolis. arts & crafts Supplies attention, and room to play Free lot Shrtcy Bennett, ASSX Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m to 5 '0 hoOd hOme 373061? pm. Richmond Ave , Sanbrd 3?) I :2 - - - A - - - - 5)1 $fl? i.v .. -- - Cir-Itool Anxious owner willing to 734 PcI. Interest Rate give second mortgage. Low down OOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU THE CITY OF SANFORD CIVIL Off Lake Mary Blvd. 7 bedroor 33 Houses Rent Furnished payment required for? bedrooms, NEE.) NO MONEY DOWN. New duplex withasr.%ISS mo plus SiC 0 ____ SERVICE BOARD is accepting I and 1 bedroom homes. 1½ to 2 2 baths, 7 car garage, paneled dr-post No pets 834 9051 3 bedroom hour-. furnished or un Applications for immediate family room. 934 759 3760. baths priced from 172.850 to furnished, Sanford. Call *31 7373. employment in the following Deluxe unfurnished duplex $23,100 on large wooded tot. Seller apart positiOn.'; 3 Bedroom, ii: bath, air con neiits. one 1 bedroom; one pays nil closing cost. VA, FHA, Refui* in Country Phone 377 bedroom,Kitchens equipped, at conventional loans, Builder, Village Real Estate Superintendent ,...$160 WIL. 7022. alter 5.30322 6700. Conditioned. E*clusve Sanfort Dellona. 904719 7760. Orlando. T11 RFALTOR upcflwf'ekrnds Mechanic SI7eWk. ,, residential area Mature adult 3054211334. DELTONAI3OSIIM 1)31 All positions are for full time em Mayfair- 2 bdrm. furnished except _______________________________ only No pets 322 1795 for bedroom, couple preferr ployment with all City Civil - .AKE MARY. Wooded, Secluded, 3 Have a hot weather sale? Sell $160. Call 11" 0903 for app?. Service Right and Benefits. SAPIDLEW000 VILLAS bedroom, 2 bath, central heat air, i. Don't needs fast with a classified interested personnel Please 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. carport, arapes, lot 155*1'S', _________ ad in the Sanford Herald. Just dial contact the Sanford City Per. SANFORD, 323 7570 adiolnlng lot available. UI00. 34 Mobile Homes Rent 3222611 or 831-9993. ionne$ Director or the Civil Ser 1T 377.1962 vice Office in the Sanf City Hall . __1 2 Bedroom, I Bath Furnished of I for h That into, iron, or making FRANKLIN ARMS A WaterFurrshed 4 Bdrm with family room, 13 CARPET. TILE. VINYL. Sales ano application for empioyment, 3223659 baths. central air 1. tseat, carpet, expert installation. 20 yrs exp. Parts Counter Man- must Lowest prices in town Call 67$ many extras Convenent to II. 2 Bedroom,Air COnditiOned Apartments expetienc* In tarn-. machinery. 1171 Good terms ced fcfbuick sale. '1 AdulItOnIv t4nP.t P Serve Some auto parts knowledge $20500 322 1777 -WILSON MAtER FURNITURE helpful. Contact personnel Elegance" BUY - SELL - TRADE department A. Duda 1 Sons. 365Conditionkig I Bedroom Furnished Pinecrest.leasewithoplontobuyl Improvements 31I)15[ First St ___________ _________________________ ____________________________ • 5611. in 5672 bdrm • 1 bath, dishwasher, $110 Per Month ___ ____ If yovve searched for the Crntral Heat & .Sr Condton'ng ' paneling, fireplace 372 9112 w to fl apartment living, you'll find it Sanford Egg Processor or free estimates, call Carl PET REST INN finar,ce $77.000 MASTERPIECE ALUMINUM 51 Household Goods at Fmaaklin Arms, Conveniently Casselberry 2 bedroom, 17*60', Needs Harni5, at SEARS in Sanford, 322 Boarding & Grooming Replacement windows, Carports. ___ MAINTENANCE MAN for night I/Il .•. furnished. 1974 Model. Shade located tt,sl two blocks west of 17 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Iron twin beds with springs I Ph 3721037 Screen Enclosures, Gutters -' Shift. Mi'st be experienced in 9?. between Fairway Plaza and trees, private lot. Adults Call $36. bpOKL'I Awnings, Sidirig Fr estimates 37? 764) mattress Excellent conditions. naintaining production line Seminole High School. 1439. Ph. 678 7526 CENTRAL HEAT S. AIR each 32) 3616 equipment. Starting salary $160 Sates, Sers cc' & lnstallat,o,, Casseiberry. 2 Bedrooms, carpet, Per week. Contact 4? Mobile Homes -4 One Bedroom Fri- Estimate Kitchen Bathroom Cabinel $150 air, fenced private lot. $150 month 7376 Bahama Lounges with bolsters, s, • PINEBREEZE FARMS, INC. RETIREES covers and c or ner table. V er y plus deposit. $63-116. Counter fops, Sinks Installation DREAM SPRING CLEANING 19/1 SouthSanford Ave. I . F laningo 7 Bar t lii~i . reasonable, Brand new. 322 3012. available Bud Cabell. 372 6052 "lmp' Wash & Spra Kleen - Two Bedroom let up on liH, 3221433 0 $185 2 Bedroom Mobile Home anytime skirting Takeuppy,,50, p,, Exterior walls, ClYCS. Patio. walks Equal Opportunity Employer Plo Alcoholic Beverages ° & roofs Removes mildew, fungus, Ph 0350 Dealer Six Month's Lease . 5? No Pets. 322 4170 Appliances Full tune GE Appliances BUDDY'S mud 000bers, wa'os 5. spider Electronic technician. 4 years ex ATLASEstraCle,jn . -Masonry Construction webs 372 0397 'solon Electric Con-r,n, 'iOMi IMPROVEMENTS perlence minimum, Must be able FurnsP rd. 7 Bedroom KENMORE WASHER, parts. Small 7 P.irk Drive, 312 1567 Jcbs 512 35 Wanted Central Heat & Air Mobile Home Lots to test trot,blflhot and repair 365 5936 service, used machines -- 377 1)35, "l.akeMary rur uenv digital compulors to comperlent Wall-to-Wall Shag A&A CLEANS ALL - MOONEY APPLIANCES 37.O697 L 4.0 3 bedroom mobile home With ,i.r fr-yr-I, Call 3237500, Mr. Len Reduce your electric bill wIb Pre%ure Cleaning, Floor Waxing, Dishwasher& Disposal conditioner arid 750 gallon sr-ptc FREEZERS - 30 day guarantee Eagivilcr-s. complete ceiling & wall inlul.tion WnJow 37) 0*65 Wayne's Quality Furniture 1700 Space available inAlfp tack 32) 0110 Free Pool & Clubhouse Ashton Insulation "ii French Ave 3731110 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES (90.0 76932)0 1j- ) . . % Experienced Persons for sa nd wich Laundry Facility preparation arid making. 670 *341 home - S?'xll', 2 bedroom, Ranges. Hotpoint and Tappan, I'j 37' , central air. Lot rent $10 per Ilormerly Harrir-tI's Beauty Nook) priced right. Financing available RYDER RENTS TRUCKS CALL BILL Women needed for part lime ADULTS ONLY month For info call $30 9317 after 319E Pint. 322 $747. with no down payment, Dick's Orl 14253374 LakeMary373O1$1 EconolinevanstoDieset Tractors cleaning wort.. 3 hOurs-I am. to PETS CONSIDERED Can't put the car in the garage. Sell 1pm. Appliances 372,7631 11 a.m . 7 days 6252*49, Mr. 1 day 1 year, 323 53)0 no longer needed items with a Moore. . UNFURNISHED John's ____________________________ ________________________ Classified ad in the Sanford & ___________________________________ -Ouringweekafter 430 323-6650 Ic "4 • W-W SHAG CARPET ______________________ Herald, Dial 377 261)os'$31 9993 to Activitiesdirector. Call for ap )72 1783 TPsens. never was a better tim,. than Place 'yours pointment 3776566 Apply ri 111111 S DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL 1111 I ?5iI Ii) ij'.i' (I,'I',',fi,'d ,iii in the s 1120 person to Sanford Nursing and Ave. H"!.iucl S!()uiil,sb.rcJ,.,(u%es n. i; . CLOTHES WAcIwo irir flovn CI*nrinn Convalescent Center. 950 "•0 i728)lor 531 9'?9) Mello.nIll, Ave, If you are In need of a framing RECREATIONAL BUILDING Y" ' ha. Subcontractor Call BIG HAM I Af5Itl..il V. .._. HEATED POOL C&A Backhoe Service I ii,flV W P. MER COPIS'T, 8136160 Sa lary Plus 1-2 BEDROOMS 31 Apartments Rent I ansdcle'arng, septic tanks, fill dirt, ______________________________________________ Call 3195659 driveways All kind: of digging. Let uneof our friendly ad visors help Furnished * W ... ON THE . VIEn Burglar Alarms 3329112 or 373 39$) WELDERS HELPERS ,t'u word -your ClItSfd ati Call CABLEVISION AVAILABLE IN ALL c'w For HotnesS, Businesses S'rIiApt AduitsOnly --------m ?6t) i-r $31 93 RIVER FRONT AND l z_-_l WANTED APARTMENTS Free Estimates, 37) 6767 No pr-f s Low in Cost, high in results, that's ___________________ RIVER ACCESS HOMISITIS 3230140 After 6. 322 9S0 classIfIed adS...read and use --C,'nh,aI Water ' Ce*tial 5.qq them! Man and wife team for cleaning 3 ea,,a Roads ud.r,reuna hours each morning, 7 days per ________________ Aar?r, i-s-i _____ Utliti.i. CIvbI*v.. Posi - Fishing A(Jjlt', p, p'ts _________ '? Doct T.swiis COws't - Piciwc A,., week. 631 28.19. Mr. Moore 1610 VINCENT S CARPENTRY __________________________ B.at Ramp Street LIØ$s. _______________ a Insulation installers needed Good Iriter.or Trim. Paneling. Custom I bedroom, I bath furnished apanl PAUL SLAT ER LOW DOWN PAYMENT Yard Clean Up, trim, an mowing fit # employment, for ambitious men I Carpentry No lob too sma;i Professional Wallpaper Ha ng er men?, Carpet, with air SIX) per EXCELLENT FINANCING servIce. Call US ANYTIME, 0 94 Fringe benefits Chaulfuers Licensed & Bonded.____ 323 $677 PSM.I., Norttiob Licensed Residential, Commercial mo. KULP REALTY, 322233$ 068 ' ___ ___ license required. Experienced Sanhrd a, Dot and 1 11 Free estimates ti 3326173 Rental only need apply Apply 1011 Miller Plumbing stopped up, power mower . ;i Low in ost. high •n results. !?'., t Drive. Altamonte Springs. Off won't start' Get the Service you denIed ads read and uSi IV __________________ Lawn Service Charlotte St. SIX Warehouse ncr-a from c)assif cci ads lhfni a] 7 3 w. 373 0991 Secretary- competent n legal, Civil wrLt.SDRILLED 2939* FAIRBANKS work Salary commensurate with Sf'PINXLER SYSTEMS AVENUE experience and ability Stnlnc All looking for LAWN MOWING SERVICE ' (*5) 64$-IMi ltOW. Airport Blvd. salary not less' than P00 per ?,'uci Ii'. ti. '!"way C,Irpt't Ca We t'pair and service (t04) 734400 MOW. EDGE, LIGHT HAIlLINç, month and fringe benefitsSperr Sanford ii !.r.aI ',.mv.rc F ri-c rt ('i,,. 111 1111di STIPIF MACHINE & 1111 & Speer. P A. Send resume to P.O 'SUPPLY CO I'nce includes all!' 631 0631 (305.323.7870 3237871 ' a good Box 1364, Sanford, Fla VW 7naSt 3778432 Office work, assistant bookkeeper. Good pay. Many fringe benefits. Magazine? Including paitx holidays, paid Any living room, dining room,. hall Painting and Wallpapering, No job I vacation, health & accident in surarice and proft st'.ing plan GENERAL WELDING (,III r:,c,.,' .-. r 1i L'?. ..-r '.r TRAILER REPAIRS appointment, 03 3900 ,. Looking for a high IUaIi;y 373.484) : bargain?..LOOk,o° SS Ill ed CHRISTIAN TEACHER needed (or I Concrete Classified ads do a lot) that can be elementay grades n Christian done no other way. Call 322 76") or classifieds. Rcn't Concrete 8. Masonry SChOOl. Certiflate needed Write F.J Seminole Free 1319993 Nowtl estimates I louis. patios & drives g.vinq edaIlnjs and experience Brick or stone planters Patch and 0 TO P.O. 00* 395, Cbtselberry, Fla, repair work 373 51 97 Wolf. Magazine? MMM ----- With Auction ___________ .1 , S 4 fit II AUCTION EVER' t,'r.NPAY NIGHT Antiques. lvi flew and u'.i' furniture arid appliances Plu 'pr'(iaI Sates twatch ads) Equipment for Rent Carport Sale playpen, stroller,r-'i fltuv' I.us$rt Electric Carp.'r women's clothing-sige 17. small Shampooe, for only $1 per day bicycle, record player player and misc. 2009 Adams Ave. San 322 - CARROLL'S FURNITURE h7 Income and Investment Property ---ANFORD _______________________ . Musical Merchandise - _____________________ Garage Sate- Montgomery Ward Washer. General Electric Dryer, 10 Sp bike, Mediterranean chair, Naval Academy uniforms, many rni5. Items All under 1100 767i Empire Place, off Sanford Ave & _______________ Woodmere Blvd 373 43$? - - SPiSCIOUS home on larg, corner lot. Well planned for entertainment antI easy living. 515,000. Terms. Friday, July 26, 1974-7B 11 59 Household Sale r All must go july 71 July 31. 9 to 9. 419 Maine Ave. 16 Stenstrom ($I Garage.Rummage Sales l*oSacre wooded tracts Pineway Road Beautiful Homnsnite Terry Realty, 671 0711 See. JOHN K'ider, ASSOC W Garnefi Whitr-, Real Estate Broker, 101W Commercial Sanford. 3?? 7851 • Lots and Acreage . - . - "cPE.AGE, INDUSTRIAL AND IE SIDENTIA L They're Hot!" 54 15 WI WELL HELP YOU IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL DeBary Mobile Homes - Mobrie Hor'it' Rank 10 Choost front 831 232) Dealer CLIFF JORDAN "Get 'Em WhiI IMMACULATE. 2bedrooms. 1 bath, large screened porch. Mature citrus, Iargeo,sks 1a3'xlIO'fenced lot 515.000. 1? -- PEALTOP - ' Housesfor Sale Charming 3 tearoom borne. entrat heat and air, wall to wall carpets. Split bedroom plan Situated Oil over acre lot Priced to sell today for only 577,000 Excellent lerms to Suit you Hurry and call PhyllIs Capponi, REALTOR 'lit50tt' - Items __ Bargain Hunter's Special _ No Longer Needed ___________ Useful, ~_ - SOUTH SANFORD ayOwner.Furnishe-d3BedrOOms 210 Laurel. $12.9W 3770434 ALMOST NEW- Three bedroom, 7 bath, wall to wall carpet, equipped kitchen, garage, well kept lawn $24,900. Those -- LOTS FOR SALE- Want to build a Hartman 1ealty,lnc. ice resIdential lot in city where ti' 7i11 Tf:eG,catyr Mali there's water and Sewage ef.'.i. T(ul,'' C,',%i'ttii-try*30 tIM available. $1,600 each Call -_______ REALTOR Associate Margaret ST. JOHN'S RALTYScott. After hours, phone 377 754 HELP!' I need new family to give me some tender loving care. I have cheerful yellow shag carpet, a nice screened porch, central air. 3 bedrooms, and a fenced yard. Please call Dig Bowler, Assoc., 8305300. for details P401J$ElfQr)E1I BEST BUY- Two bedroom, bath frame, burnished, a must to 6654791 see 518,500 Sell 41 . MUST SELL- Three bedroom, 1:11 baths, range, retrigera;or. carpet. central heat. Assume 7½ pct. mortgage $73,500 P1.5 1 3726633 P11 OR 0 1,- ~ 41 Hous%for3t' 2606 S HWY 1797 ioi ______________________ TAFFER REALTY Houses for Sate 2 bedroom, kitchen equipped No children ) Bedroom, 1 bath, family room. excellent Condition. $2,500 down, and assume payments of $171 per mo No closing cost, nogualifying, 2108 Willow Ave., Sanford. In 1470 COMPARE THIS VALUE 3 Bedrooms. 7 baths, Central heat and air, large family room with ___________________________ sparkling white fIreplac, plus SANFORD 3 bedroom. 1'': baIts, centrasl heat & air. 1811 S Sum Quiet suburb neighborhood All ,nertin Ave $3000 down and this for $30,000 With excellent asSume payments 373 9126. terms. FIIA or VA available 74 Hour Service (all 372 7498 LonOwood, 3 bdrms, ii, baths. family room, air, fenced yard. 5200 plus $150 Security. 377 2090 DeIu.c apartment. $175 Month REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary BlsJ 323 6353cr 645 2331 WETAKETRADES C&lbart Real Estate P [Al. TOP '.111 .ri,'ii, ' ,' L (.)r,anqt' 322 iwl 1919S French Eve' 332 1374 377 73.48 322 1496 I Bedroom. 2 bath home on lake 5700 Month. FORREST GREENE INC. Assistant pastor, local church, desires secluded or country 2 or 3 bedroom home. *31 8301. DELTONA 2Bdrms. clean. neat $133. Large yard. No pets. 574 1040 715 3363 2nd floor rear 3 room apt Is? arid last month required 3727780 541.300 323 0061 or 862-7375 .n Bedroom. 2 oath home. Dbl. garage, beautiful yard. 209 PIne Winds Dr. Hidden Lake Est. Sm. down, assume 132,000 Mtg. 8½ Pd Like new. Lived inS Mo. Must sell a, once- OWNER. Ph. 3211175 .1 Ads I- Houses for Sale - ______________SACRIFICE , Herald ___ Country atmosphere ranch style home on approx. 7 acres with fruit frees I bedrooms 3 baths, den with fireplace, formal fiIng room and dining room, foyer, wall wall carpel,- drapes, central heat & air. pict'jrebook kitchen 1)x21', utility room 5*20', double garage, 567,300 323 3733 LAKE MARY Lake front on big Like Mary, bedrooms, 2 baths, air, 2 porches. carport and garage See ?od.'iy 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PARK Stemper Realty - ' 1 LAKE MARY Walk to elementary School 3 bedrooms. 2balhs, Paneled family room. 71' above ground poot. Immaculate and lovely home Rrducr-d to 526,300 WAREHOUSES INDUSTRIAL Warehouses from 7500 to 30.000 sq it with or without offices REASONABLE IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY I? Bedroom AdultsOnly Park Avenue Mobile Park 73.13 Park Drive. 3fl 2661 14% - Telephone construction, buried cable experienced only need apply WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. 1)1 3433 or apply at con struction off ice, rrtti Side of H*y, 4.34, Longwood. - Houses for Sale In , - .....-,..... - ' Evening Herald ,r Seeds ' SANFORD Newly weds or retirees haven. A little gem. 2 Bedrooms. family room. air, carpeting. Seller olters terms 517,500 Clean furnished apartment iJr Pt 'th5on Ocean front apartments couple or bachelor 2 miles from 119 III Atl,jnt,. Daytona Beach downtown 322 1316 (i' M'S P U HW(h%on 377 iOSa - 3.r5 IVSU I. i. j ticuroon Trailer- & Apts. 7 Adult parks. 31 Business Property Family parks. 3313 Hwy 17 97 For Rent Sanford, 373 1930 Day. Wk, Mo Apartments Rent Unfurnished . I For Rent - and air, $200 month. ____________- 41 Resort Property Furnished ANNU IM Park Aenur- I Ledroom WiIrI.a.s at Interest pad monthly Invest Month. Call Orlando, 65 $ 09 little as Call collect or rr details. S 613 1$42 LCrnStd Bonded Mortiage Brol er 32 Houses Rent Marvin P Gassman Unfurnished 2t0l ,'.tLrc1 Ia .37151 3 Bedrooms, P i baths.,central heat Help Wanted Sanford Egg Processor Needs SHIPPING AND RECEIVING MANAGER. Prefer experienced man $110 per week to start Contact PINEBREEZE FARMS, INC South Sanford Ave 332 8433 Equal Opporlunity Empio',er Apartments Rent PER UPTO =-__-=---!.' " .: _____________ - ii1;T: 18 'i .- .. - ø ______________ .1 ~_ . - ~ !,i ng 1$ I - Friday, July 2o, 19/4 6B-Evening Herald 6 .- . . z - - __ - - - -- - 0. --.,,--.---r .--- #_- Orlando 644.3912 400 iii ti- is I �— - -----.--- __t.___ ----.- - - ________ -= - ___ Evening i;'Id 3 ..w.•. %._ V. ) THE HOPE.OF OUR COMMUNITY, i . Forest City, Florida G Brian Ta Pastor Saturday Service% Sabbath SchI 9 30a m Worship II oo I? .... x 11 000 .::: ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SSOHutecAve Ph 322O33 ftro fliIy Gritlin Pastor WTPP 3 Bible Study 9 As 'a m Evangelistic Services ii OOa m Church Training 6 ISp m EfliAg Worshp 30pm Wed Prayer Meeting '30 p m 7 i I 00000 U • I Iri I II II_I • THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner lth& Elm C P Nei ll Pastor Saturday Services Sabbath SCPiI m Worship Service ii OOam, Wednesday Night Prayer Serv i ro 7 DOp m l\ • i I i' :::: VU % K% . . .,sli n .1il ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH s,e Sanford Fr William Oak Pastor Fr P i Kett Assist Pastor Vigil mass •a m & l?roOn Confessons, Sat 67m . -l.st';ig jp/ (/ (; FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor, 3lthandElm Rev E.DOnCO Pastor Sunday School 9:30am Morning Worship 10 ISa m Evening Worship 700 m Family Night (Wed ) 7:3i) n, IJ1 .- .4 r .T' ( .U'I/.'r(,'f,1I,,i,/ CONGREGATIONAL I -' CHTAIHURCH \ - CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMB Pastor - Morning Worship SnSpiraton& Sermon (Sanford Garden Club Hwy. 1792j Sunday SCI Preaching Worthip ,,, __ -.t -. . - — - .. ___________ -,,f-,. - - f t -. .• P . 1. — . - SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH l3lAirport Blvd Phone 372 0910 James C Vaughn Minister SunciaySchool 9 ISa m %o*thip Service 11 :008 m Evening Service 7:00pm Prayer Meeting 7 . •. - - - - S .. . - - - !11 '•r=__=_....• - - — i _____ - _______ - .---rr - - - . .....: f -- - GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 2t001 OrlandoAv, (17 93) (Lutheran Church fl America) W William B Dney , Pastor Church 900am WotShtp tO OOa m . • '--- -i.. GRACE UNITED FIRST PENTECOSTAL METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF LONGw000 Onorapd..twoodlawflAve. I Orange Street Rev D Ross Densl Pastor Rev E Ruth Grant Pastor Ch ur ch School 9 i5 m Sunda,, , School 1000am WOrship ii OOatn Morning Worship Ii OOa m P.Yi 630pm Sunday Evening ?.lop m Wed Bible Study 73Op m CHRIST UNITED Conquerors Meeting METHODIST CHURCH Sunday 6 3Op m Tucker Drive, Sunland Estates Uoyd Hampton Pastor Pre.% 1) wert(III Sunday School Morning Worship 11 00a rn FIRST PRESBYTERIAN MYF3&ISun 700pm CHURCH Eve Worship t&)Sun ?'3Opm Oak Ave £ 3rd St. Wednesday Morning Prayer Gvr Rev Vrg;I L Bryant - - JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST 1421 WeiI Fát;t Street Calloway 400 Palm Springs Dr. GeoreCalIo. . Pastor Altamonte Springs Sunday School JOLOOSM Morning Sffvice James P Evangelist - 7:30p.m Evening Service . Assembl y Worship Wednesday Strv,e 11.00&.m 30prn Evening Worship Old Tri.t or. 6 OOp.m Wed Evening Service 600pm Wednesday Bible Class 7 )Oprn PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH ill W. Airport Blvd. CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev Kennetn Halt 1512 Park Avenue Pastor Sunday School Crum 9:45a.m. - Evangelist Sunday Morning Worship . hi 00. m. T hurchT,ainng........415pm. PS. 'n Bible Study Evening Worship Morning Worship Wed Evening Service .. 11 00aML .1:001p.m. Evening Service 600pm Wednesday Bible Cla 7 JOp m PALMETTO AVENUE . . 7 ip 9h*ay 445t Evangelist II0O m pm . " Sunday Matthew . .- Monday Hosea - - . V 1 11 Tuesday 'i'/edncsday I Corinthians If Corinthians Thursday I Corinthians Friday ;lid & Ain Thursday Family Night Supper 3rd Sunday Saturday Rinans Deuteronomy +-F-All Morning Woril,,ip Youth Service Evening Worship Wed Prayer & Praise WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY insurance WILSON.MA,ER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson - PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. j. O (Jim) Smith and Staff L D PLANTE INC 1V1Cu0, Florida GREGORY LUMBER I CELERY CITY PRINTING CC. ASIEMILEY OF COO F r., -- PIPW - .' " - ,, ' ,' ii C ', '1 911 ' r' ' L•.I . -.. " oq : __ " - , I 1At 771 ' -sor.p', B.aCt.st 4 s.,;' 4I4 F'enalt P1.0*., A- I . ', fr., 1.1 . ("a' C 'i an C"vvcis. 7OI.Pat CHUIRCH Of CHRIST C"-'tP• CP'' I'ji7 P,,a Ave Cr ,r,' f U I I; Oft k#- eC thot(l'4iil, hiliOLaie 1Io*,il Pa Rd 4 1 5 Ostern II) P'' .! 1' P,r1. S ' an P' --i -- * (I .,P i 'i CP'uiri 04 of cr,r.i I Ch.,rc'iof CPr,sP, Pac*a ctowch,of CN,It, W 11th St PV.%t (.r.,g t , 4, ., - 'Pe Baø'rs' Cis-i.. (?'.', '- L'r OLD ' .- it',- toiled V r Lain ''' ii • Th, ç £4 tiah,,.tp lair Mary A41 Sei' C1"rt-c C",. 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The Altamonte Springs Miller Lang ruled all but two of. adult bookstores, Jerry INIable, kti "mid magazines to be wareiwus , OsI '1' ranscon was amid a bookkeeper for ftt warehouse r obscene, company wet arrested Friday raided July 12 by state's at. iiaute, contending illS rights torne)s sheriff s agents and 01 charges of r'irrnllnhinn I to,lIpj by the raid, were risainonie prings poifle obst'ene material - .v3 ill • , /. I . - ii, a t ii , -, the time Mrs Graham of for an injunction in Orlando Mabie and Trnnseon Corp. Casselberry was arrested on a Federal Court. The injunction bookkeeper, Mar vadean charge of p9s.ses.sion of obscene was denied but Mabie was to the Graham posted $1,000 bonds material, but was never tranted access shortly after they turned booked warehouse. ),avian Ctjvcn. ("' 7 • , ' "' I - , COC'% Face . 11f0ChV-(ho4Cew,jj, SOtf-141, 00 E, ?nd St Lake P¼.vwoe Ctiaps4. 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WCh," $ iiiiiMilan ,,, . (hijrcp, CP,ufth D# (.0a $ st-7 W Isth st of GcJ (P',tt. O.'oo COC,ortof P'8Ø.1 1. 7SO4S ' - F"%bti',i,i,, dl(hq)nue,i,,: , - •, P 'ant CIa*1 *ML co Ov a oro. MØP,00jt o.,dQ Cistern Me$t,o-a,st Cruup, 5. . i C"'P' n,'ri A / ~P _Z -I ~ -_4 ~2 ~"— ~ ~=S_ - --nrw - Nk lI . _Rwl - ~ ~ ; ~__ - .-- ;-_ -, - ~. I - - .=- 17 .- A - ___•_;' . - -- __ ~~ — - c-:'. --'I , -- - - - ______ "--- . ~ Ll r- - l'resjdent ltichat'aj .\1. i~_ =~ ---* -' - • doesn't include the cost of seed and fertilizer." However, that is in North Carolina and doesn't mean It will be the same here Kastner says, adding we will have to wait until harvest time comes and see what the buyers are willing to pay. On the other hand pickles brought fantastic pr ofi ts in this area, this season, Kastner says. The weather is another factor farmers'have to contend with and it is also another one over which they have no control, "It Is too easy to tell the effect the weather will have on this year's harvest, but the two. week rain we had recently did •ifi,flrrn hurt -------. '. . .-. . -." in •I 1 I U - PL liv TENiAt Lair V tied P'aitj,'r' a ri5 , PrMbvt,,i.n CP'u,o' Cia A1 )d si "ll f"I"191411 (hQfth of Dtl)#ty, E Highland Comv"#mt Pf@-LbVtf1,&n CNvrch. 111], S ()r l#nft o, Anr* Church. 991) B*ar Las, Pit St Ataffil Prrsbyv"lain church. to" Pair" Slw"S 11d . A1j&,,0hq UC'%a I'ir'i,-. , IF p ot- - FLORIDA STATE BANK ANDSTAFF 01• lr RrOevm,q l3J,5i 2$' Pac. M%taPaLutp.qàn ChurcI'i &O$41n Days 0' 114* I?' CA St LOti Luttwan Chwrth. sit 41& Sjisvla METHODIST "isr"'t UM11M M@mWi&f Church. E Nflary Avv ii,., I. um fm P.ifthi31S, Ct-rih I (Iltr1br (O'i'mvnlv *..tro,s, P,,1, I'r Pa. CaS%141j,q,y DeItlry (o'rrri.ty A,&etP'i.j.1, C1iurch W $r* tJe.tro Mt'Pd-il C"iji. Ill ParS Ave r,1 MIIPIOdSI C'.urcri c, rifo SawMerm "W '" Chur ch, 260 Sentoed Avir • - I t4.niib.n,s "-J.-.d CHURCH GOD CPillCh Cl Cr4 503 Church f C. Cr.urrh c, ?O'.nge Ayf' 17T - (r.,r,ri tar0 Bir$4fCP'uri M..1 4. ñ.iIonSl. .'. ,I. , A rP' ,., ,, ' O..e, & st jo-I V-ss-orwr ur.4ts,ct-wcr~. tx crwirm, st "'" Lt- 01 Z 9 ,. Pii,* B4I%' 'e- BaC. Chill" jj ' .-- . Ctuttti fr'peg,u " ' n.'' r -'Port B!rd I IOf'i4 Ha,,,, or Mafiar,d i3 I CPq,i " -:f 04011. of., li t) _# ,#f., Ct Gil##-tn !an HtV0 b'-iP trunCP. o-e JYdaii A'ss,or4,, B.OD'I' Ni$qy Bap*it Churtn. (l-1j 71'lS+w, Pa:' I tas#ci s'rsa. P rj., p I r.u'c' '5' t"i."rf' a , '-iori',Uia,'%*C#,orrr C' . . '-s' -, , . i .' *1 FISt $jt.t CPurcn c4 Owi r,,.st ca s. e, Sr. or'.', , basJs' - • . rkro 94P#41 Cri,i,porcft Dif Nowl I '".- s.n.1na-s, vo F.rt! 611*5' I "c'7rsi y ' i Str•c4. '. I ,.i , 11 r S.rtnro - . . (WDIITI& PrcØra atst Chaprt. I7) W First swa P`*CFVS1 134014t CP-vr(h Ill * A-towl Blvd " 'rist O P40f'st thur C-PtCfr%f&#L&krLlrd.taatmjw v ICr*cai Rit.st C"-i'' 004 ArC f'o 110 far' ('a'... A' 11 -"a' ha.'.: rr'n a!H,ci,A, (J','r" 519 Pin A,, r'-.' v. '-' ia 5ita -Z Gi'de,, duo L,. r. 16 SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY — . '- " Iap . J ''-?!! - WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes . r"v r" r ttjj.r it C,i.rcP cv.-s' C t Cor',,,,n nir Cpni,, FaI5I C. iu'*Mt Calvary Mitt.nty naptyr, 110$ v , t4, F,wi'it r, B.pl'i' CNvrcPi 150$ b5r 13ffi tif'* 0-41 ZOfi 04010 ClWwth. 1120 Pew A.v a r. , J - - The Management and Employes David Beverly U 7:30p m 'J' A& P WEO HAR&RLY SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. . :i--- . Pastor 10 008 m. 00. in ?00pin - - 1. SANFORDATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., and Employes iifj'p4 _____ ' - THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd.. Lake Monroe 11:00&.m Sunday School . Morning Worship 6,30pm 7 )Opm Evening Worship Prayer Mtig 7 )Op m Wednesday _ everything else; once the re tail price goes up it seldom comes ' O" 6 back down," Ja,sa says. '6While federal experts expect The reduction of feed costs arecord harvest of crops across .5 "Y'\, will also be a boon to poultry the nation Seminole Cut)' and dairymen Jasa says, and perts say there may be a drop in the retail costs for these items local production. will probably not go down "Really, what the federal .' either. people are talking about is the Jasa says there are so many production of grain and soy i•, fac tors that enter into the cost beans. This county Is primarily of any agricultural product that geared to fresh vegetables and it is hard to say what the scene ,citrus," Frank Jasa Seminole will be come harvest time. r County agricultural agent says. "For instance, ther are labor Citing problems with poor regulations that will hurt. the vegetable prices and the loss of farmer costwlse unless there Is citrus groves to urban develop. an increased yield, Jasa says. ment Jasa says there may be However, an increased yield some cutbacks in the harvests could also hurt the price a crop in these areas. market for produce is like the e i'nhhnoo *rlII hurt th i'nrn hnrt'ast ..-.II V4U ii UI I UiV wHuiesa.ie Produce wholesaler, Harold stock market in that It fluctu- this year," he says. Zellwood," Kastner says. market according to Kastner. Kastner agrees that the volume ates daily." The agricultural yield also "if there is a big supply and a Kastner, Wiju retail of produce will probably be "If the Increased production affects, although indirectly, the low demand then the price will down for this year's November costs cause some farmers to cos o e economic IIOI livestock business, Ja.sa ex- drop; it will be cheap." a buyer harvest. Why? Fewer farmers, quit one l,(') acre farm is available SUPP plains. "The production rise of Both Jasa and Kastner agree Citing increased costs for already defunct then some demand, says the price of the feed crops(grains) will it all boils down to what a buyer seed, fertilizer, acreage rental people will go hungry this cabbage this year in North lower the cost of livestock is willing to pay at the time the and labor, Kastner says there year," Kastner says. Carolina Is two dollars per production, but I doubt this farmer is forced to harvest his could be trouble not only for the Cabbage is the major crop in crate. "This price makes It reduction will be reflected on crop. When the crop is ready to farmers, but for the housewife Seminole County according to hard for the farmer to meet the the retail level," Jasa explains, pick the farmer can pick it and as well. Jasa's statistics and "last year production costs that include; "The price of cattle at the sell for the market price or he "It's hard to tell what the everyone lost money on It so 85c to buy one cratP; 5fle ln!vir ecti !vd L vuiiiaiiy can let the crop rot in the field prices i1l he," he S.iy5, "Uic Fm reluctant t predict what to harvest; 20c to sell and this lower, but it is just like and lose all. -, ...,', , 700pm ('I,,,,-. I . '- HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd& Staff . PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes STENSTROMREAUY — -, -- . GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes By MARK WELNTZ Herald Staff Writer :::: LIi/,v'r T actic , . __ IF -. 6 QOp m PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Route 44 at Paola Rev William E Miller Pastor jjjjjj;2~~~~~~~~~~~~~ J C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes 0 400pm Evening Worship "r.'- oca I Harvest May Be Cut 9 am Ii %a in 7 )Opm UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club £ Upsala Roads rnShea Pastor Y5F Pry The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff Cnurch School orning Worship YcuthOroup .ednesda Choir ractic, :---- •.." i&. P JIM LASH CHRYSLER.PLyMOLJTH And a C THE LAKE MAPY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WilburAve.LakeM.? Minister Rev A Stevens Prayer Stry 'lOp in I First Wedn esday Fellow ship Supper 6 )Op ir FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Pare Ave. LedF Pastor Thomas C O' Steen Emeritus Pastor MO(fliflg Worship S )O&Ila in Sunday School 9 ISa m ,, 8Ck,aS, &, Soier Rev Ruth H Callm . . Pastor Amy Johns. Minister Healer Open for Medtfat ion ... .3~00p.m. Healing, Lecture and Messag* Cir. ci. 3rd Wednesday Mthy. p m and Re v xeelhW MuIIIs Ministers Mo'n'ng Worship 430am. Church 5cPi 9 ISa m Morning Worship It OOa m Nursery COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. Il-2at Piney Ridge p Casselberry Re v WiIlompickrtt pastor Rev Kenneth Miller. Assist Pastor Morn,ingWorship I 30& )ha in Sunday Sichol 9 As* m S jo P M UMYF Evening wotship OOpm W8bIpStuy & Copynjs*t 1,74 Ee,pe, Aè.enisiigS er¼ h SPIRITUAL TEMPLE First Federal of Seminole Bldg. 9 ASis m I I 000 m 6 ISP M lo g1 . i PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Park Avenue Rev. Jay T Cosmalo Pastor . • In another moment he sgll be gett ng up and walking toward you, eager to tell the secret of his calmnes.s and strength. Will you list en? calmness lie has solved many problems, overcome much grief and temptation, been able to meet the condi. lions Of ever)' day living. all because through the Church he has come in contact %ith the Source of all power. In the Church he has found companionship. Its sonhip services have brought faith, peace and serenity. Its activities hasc furnished an outlet for his creative abilities and energy. The Chu rc h has been a part of his life from boyhood. Through its various departments the needs his life have been met. He has enjoyed the fellowship there and, looking back, he is able to trace his of own growth. Have you learned his secret? Wouldn't you like to know it? What the Church has done for him it can do for you. If you are young, it will help meet your prob. lems. If you are older, it will bring satisfaction and 3424 Palmetto Ave. paut5onn . .-. BAPTIST CHURCH Bible Cuss Morning WorPi.p Evening Worship Able CssesW:0 - . C P C E Had Pastor S*Midaykhool 9ISa m Morning Worship 11 04) a m Evangelistic Services Wed, Prayer& Bible 7:)Op.m. Independent Missiona ry t . ,- , '.'.ffliflQ - • - I'PIll('rd)'I(l/ • W 4 - ,, .-. - Sunday sichoicil 'MornmV Worship Church Traintrig . Evening Worsh Wed Prayer Service D e b a e A Sta II Wed -. (:Iiiirt'I, Of CI,ri.il - P LAKE MARY CHURCH of the nalarene 75 Crystal Lake Or. Lake Mary. El. Rev PaulO Tritl Pastor Sunday School 9 ISa m Morning Worship & BibteStudy 6 300M Evangelistic Service 7 Doom Prayer & Prsc 7 30p m . - ' r iifl 700pm pm Pastor Sunday School 9 438 m Morning Worship 1050am YouthHour 6:OUpm Evangelistic Service 7:00 p m Mid Week Service (Wed) 700pm Nursery Provided for all services 103W 75th Place The Church of the Lutheran Hour and TV "This is the Life" Rev Elmer A Rouscrier Pastor Sunda School 9 I m Worship Service tO 30 a m inderg4rten and Nurser vi - • FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe, Fl.. David) Rich . Pastor Sunday School 9 45 Morning Worship It 00a Evening Worship 7 30p m Wed, Prayer Service 7 30p m I 'h', FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SIll Sanford Ave. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF HE REDEEMER -______ 1' FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 14075. Sanford Ave. Dr Harold Harris Minister Sunday School 9.4s a m 'ornngWorshp ii OOa m Service ' 7 EthP, Vird Prayer t r IltIStl(1ll ( CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 14th St. £ Oak Ave. Rev Robert Loy Pastor Sunday School 9,45 a m Morning Worship ii OOa m, Church Train ng 8 ISpm Evening WOcSip 700pm Wed Prayer Service 730pm Nursery Open VV TRP 30p m Sunday Might Broadcast Dial a Devotion.al?Ihrs 3fl 3010 4 - 2 1O3am Sharing &Ochajng )O Pm Nursery r.ded * 10 008 m -. 730pm WASHINGTON .\P) The vote against the article but was "In the obstruction of justice ior in its opening round of IraOffice building June 17, 1972, House Judiciary Committee is willing to leave it intact now there is a dead skunk," he supporting the articles would be said. peachrnent debate, lie took Nixon, adopted and directed a Included in a committee report continuing its efforts to reach a because other Republicans are "You can smell it, but you've Sandman and vote on an article of im- for it. his Republican policy of delay and obstruction accompanying any articles it got to find it." allies to task, peachment accusing President of investigation in order to con. sends to the House floor. Five other Republicans voted There are eight other sepa. "Indulging in a parlia- ceal and protect those responNixon with obstruction of with all 21 Democrats to defeat rate provisions in the article roentary maneuver to delay a sibk. Rep. Paul S. Sarbanes, DMtI., Justice in the Watergate cover- Sandman. Rep. Harold V. and Sandman said either the or decision In this very important it lists nine separate actions sponsor of the article, said tdid up. Froehlich, It-Wis., another who some other Republican op po- matter only serves to tell the taken to implement the alleged not include itemized events After a 12-hour committee voted to strike the provision, nent of Impeachment will offer people we are afraid to meet the policy. because it deals with a course of session Friday, Chairman said he might end up voting for separate motions to strike issue," Rodino said. conduct spread over many Peter W. Rodino Jr., 1)-N.J., the article if it Wiggins, Dennis and Sandincludes specific them. If the full time alhwahle (I1(iUthS. , ,, Reps. Charles E. Wiggins, fl ;in irLsist(il the names dates said the cominittet' ill meet UVIdCII(,'e. each one were used, it would Calif., and David W. Dennis, II- and places involved in all the Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, I)all weekend, if It appears Another significant vote to take another 21 hours to get to a In d., joined Sandman In ar- separate actions should be in. N.Y., accused the supporters of possible it could wind up its keep the article intact was cast vote on the article. guing for IllOte detail In the im. eluded in the article, but the Sandman's argument of raising proceedings in one more day. by Rep. Walter Flowers of AlaRodino has powers as chair. peachment article. They said Democrats, backed by Special "a phony issue." Rep. Barbara baina, the only Democrat re- twin to limit deba te on the mo- the committee was be On the strength of a 27-11 test ing unfair Counsel John Do-ar,-Ind Associ Jordan, D-Tex., said they were vote that defeated the first of garded as a possible vote tions. to Nixon by not specifying the ate Counsel Albert Jenner, said pr esen ting p h a n torn against impeachment. Rodino clearly was dismayed charges more clearly, what Is expected tobea number the proper method is to supply arguments. Flowers said he, too, wants to by the spectacle the committee of Republican amendments The article states that after the details in a separate bill of Rep. James H. Mann, 1)-S.C., aimed at weakening the pro- see specific supporting data be- was creating on television after the break-in of the Democratic particulars, fore casting his final vote, charged that the whole issue two days of exemplary behav- headquarters in the Watergate posed article, It seems cer tain Rodino said the factual da ta had been raised in the manner the committee will recommend of an effort to influence the Nixon's impeachment when it American public through telegets the opportunity. vision. • A simple majority vote e on any article of impeachment by He will be going to trial, if he goes, not only knowing what the committee would send the t the charges are, but knowing matter to the House floor. A WASHINGTON (All)) The impeachment soldiers are simple majority vote in the every iota, every word of the The realization that the committee was walking downmarching to judgment with leaden boots. House then would forward the evidence, with every I dotted stairs on an up escalator caused Democrat Barbara Jordan They are sloshing through a parliamentary swamp created bill to the Senate, where a twoof Texas to describe the tactics as "phantom arguments, botand every t crossed," Mann by anti-impeachment Republicans and sustained by telesaid. thirds vote is needed to remove tomless arguments." vision's omnipresent eye, now nearly bloodshot from overthe President from office. Nixon's counsel, James D. St. And Rodino, looking at the clock and perhaps thinking of exposure. The panel was stymied Fri. Clair, attended all committee the somnolent effect the tactics were having on television M they started the fourth day their deliberations on arday by Rep. Charles W. Sandsessions when evidence was viewers, said angrily: "The parliamentary moves to delay tides of impeachment, the 38 House Judiciary Committee man who said the produced and has been presentonly serve to convince people we are afraid to face the members still were stuck on square one. article was too vague, lie tried issue ed with copies of everything the instead of completing their vote on the first article Friday, without success to delete one of members have received, as was expected, they got hung up on the first of nine points Veteran watchers of House committee debates said none of its provisions charging Nixon charging President Nixon with particular violations, In an effort to meet the deit would have happened were it not for the presence of four with making false or oilsTwenty hands went up as Chairman Peter W. television cameras. mand of Flowers and Froehllch Rodino asked leading statements to federal if the committee members wanted the customary five for more Information, however, Investigators. Sandman 's argument was that the committee should not minutes each to speak on whether the paragraph should be Rodino is having the staff prerecommend impeachment without being more specific in the The defeat of Sandman's mostruck. It was 9:54 pm .. by then. And by the time pare a brief summary of factual e the articles about what it was charging. In the hallways, he tion came after a full day of speeches were made and the vote was in, It was 11:35 p.m. information supporting the cheerfully admittti 1t knew it was a losing proposition. argument over whether articles The bleak likelihood was that the anti-impeachment forproposed article, The main evi11 there were no television, observers reasoned, Rodino of Impeachment need spell out ces, seemingly numbering a losing 11, will force tb same dence is containedin the 38 vol. the charges being brought kind of debate on the other eight paragraphs. would have cut off debate with a show of hands from the umes of material compiled dur. Democratic majority. But on prime-time television, it would against Nixon. Rep. Charles W. Sandman, an articulate Republican from ing the long inquiry. have The result appeared close to looked as if he were muzzling the President's deNew Jersey, said he'd made his point in asking the Althongh the adoption of any fenders. being a forecast of how a vote paragraph to be struck. But h hinted that others would article will mean the committee n the article itself might turn attack the remaining eight paragrapbs In a rotation system. r Ms 'c*comnsended Nixon's Unless there Is a radical cha.rfge in lanes, the hearings in out. Rep. Henry P.Srnith Ill, fl. "11 the chairman continues to be generous In allocating the coming days will have more of the bickering, squabbling impeachment, at least two N.Y., who voted against Sandtime, it could take 27 hours to deal with Mr. Sandman's quesparliamentary infighting that starts ever-so-politely with "I more are to be offered after the nan's motion, said he also will tions," said New York Democrat Charks B. Itangel. disagree with the gentleman from obstruction of justice article. GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Temporaty Geneva Community Center Rev A [ Green Pastor Sunday School 10008m III 00a.m I 1!t/,('rvjig -u - t? Impeachmen t Vote This Weekend,, (111(1,1 . 1yService and Church School 1$ OOa m . vu 0 ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Drive Longwood, Fla. just East at Interstate R Burke Johnson Minister Keith Huicherlon I Minister P,irnnQ Wnrshp ha m 9 ISa m HOLY CROSS 401 S Park Ave The vv _eto. C) Soxr Rector ECRET _. V, Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents „r E : . ~ - . - . fl ev Fredi Neal Sunday School • FJ "..,tr-. '1L... , - 1, LI ,a-•. , CHURCH OF GOD 103W. 32nd Street Pastor Rev TT Pills Church God Hour” WTRR ° Sunday School ILOOb.m Evangelistic Serv 6 OOP m t4Qr Service , p . - aim 66th Year, No, 291—Su FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 7440 Sanlord Ave. Rev W R fleinelt Pastor Sunday Sthool 9 45a m. Morning Worship II 00 m [prth League 6 ISp m E vening Worship 7 30p m w ed Pr.iverMee? 7 3Op m FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST East Second Street Sunda Service £ Sunday School II OOa m 7 JQp wedneay Service * 4 . t :;;;s,;: r&,x ,::,i.i, (.1,rj,stji,,i __ I (JuitSouthofSR.434) Lyman H Kirkwood Pitor Sunday School 9 15 m Worship II OOa m :'~ Noon Wednesda y Evening Prayer Meet i ng ~ : th day Adventiji Church, Avenue. Maitland Allamontt. ,II *%. X. :%*Chur •:: Noon AIsoonwWQ5, FM it IE 'IIlO(/f SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Phone 434-7161 The THE SEVENIN-DAY p L') 1 - \ \ - I 1 1 — n u i NEW YORK K -\I'i -. President Nixon's call fit l.iudatt austerity and less consumer spending as a means of fighting Inflation has drawn guarded praise from conservative economists and condetirnation from Nixon's traditional opponents. In his nationally televised address to Los Angeles businessmen Thursday night, Nixon said he is determined to cut the federal budget by $5 billion to a level of $300 billion for fiscal 1975, lie also called on all segments of the nation, particularly consumers, to spend less and save more. The President recommnended that each wage-earner save 15 cents from each $10 normally spent. He declared a freeze on hiring of federal employ el with the hope of reducing the federal work force by 40,000 through attrition. Walter Holler, a former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under Presidents Kennedy ani Johnson, commented, "A $5 billion budget cut 's next to impossible to attain and is or1)' a token anyway. • • A me lI%ir _ g 'And c krniw ss ho the budget cut will probably hurt -- not the defense community, but low income groups," On the other hand, [)r. Raymond S.aulnier, a former Economic Council chairman under President Eisenhower, had high praise for the Nixon address. "It was a good speech. If we'd heard it six years ago, and stuck to the policies containtd in it, we'd have few of the problems we have now," he said. "You didn't hear a word in the address about the full-employrnent deficit budget concept. That concept is a snare and an Illusion, and Fm glad to we its been abandoned," Saulnier agreed with Nixon that responsibility for trimti'ing inflation lies with consumers, businesses and government, all of whumn must cut their spending plans. One of Nixon's own economists, however, expressed little enthusiasm for the suggestion that consumers cut their spending. According to Sydney I,. Jones, deputy to Kenneth Rush, Nixon's economic coordinator, consumers are now saving 75 cents out of every $10 in their paychecks. - AintiflU /',14F I I IIIIII ULVUL' I ss (Weather Report Page 3,t) Index Around The Clock -. . - 4A Bridge 413 Calendar 28 Comics 413 ('rncswnrd Puzzle aA Dear Abby ..............3A Dr-Crane - ---- -- - Dr. lanib 6A Horoscope ------- 3A Hospital SA UL ituarj's 5A - . -- - - •, - - - � 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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I 16, , - , . 4 G - CA 41 lor 1 - f --_____________________ . . ;. . - . . - - . - "political opportunism and demagoguery" In his role as I pornography's arch enemy. . - . ________ _______________ - - OF __ I 1, " . r MA~Kil W , i . ~- Continuing, Williams says, __ - __ /. NEVER Gluess I'M OPJ MY UJNY OVSP, HERE, , VZ, . 7i AY,S , , . It ST k:X 1 EM ()P .4 1 AJJD OVE M PLL M0JEY . UP BE1D GU ________ AM D I "EM `THI!'~ ME.. - Il / . - . I do, — I- V I i I .- - 4 ,--" __ I __ J 4:~-2 - ;__ .-...P— - - — a -v - _ __ I r -Aw 'tL n describe the property to be seed. acon Corp., and to push on Seno County Sheriff John . I I] ~ I J_ Tim constitutionally protected rt there ill be no extension of the — I 'S I ME FELLA, JUST LEAVE -_ - -_- 7 . .. I -zr_a_ . . -_ . -._ . _- - --lm ADVENTIST t Fducational Center, Forest City, with a Pttle moral support fi-om PE SCHOO LS his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Red Foster of 1O S. Bear Lake Rd., Forest City. Ile Adventist school for grades 1-8 opened toda) for its first full school year in the new facilities With an enrollment of .90 pupils. Also opening tod3) grades 9-12 with app roxima t e ly 100 studen ts . or a IT t fic1als blamed ai ___ ____- 4 - ;:, -, ../ X Q~) _ - - "It's ft s& ,ne reason why ing pav the way for the r-' _ I ? I 4 I I - 'it' . i ; lPoo` 4- . a . a . - .- 96.. IF . . . 4 t 4 Y - - - I i I A 4 _* - ' - r . __- - ,V =1 * 3 i- A I - __ I & MELff 1% -( ints at r ets CHI CA GO (AP) President Ford today named his person - reduce this threat to mankind" It had been expected that under the GI bill The measure Noting that 'peace and se Ford might announce here that has been approved by Senate- al friend and former congres- curity require preparedness he would sign a veterans bill House conferees and was ex. -. r-'?,71"eL4 . .ypi_ ,_ __."~~ k.,T7- _-_, , I *_ - ~Z , ., outitbol, of hidiawt to be U)e looking for some anti-in. fl3ti0narY cuts in veterans* measures and perhaps in the huge defense budget as wel.l. "If we can send men thou. sands of miles from home to fight in rice paddies, certainly we can send them back to -1-11 -i , .7&.;,! 111~. I I . ~_ __:_11 1 __ -;-. flaUnary excesses 'i am open tu = i _____ ______ Ford making the first trip 10 presidency, came to sn Chicagotoaddresathe75than. , JL CLOUDY .y - _ I - t.-ollo Westber detalls Page 613 - r 11 - - - I ndex .'d -Y .: - "' , ' Z ~?.c , . M J 6_4 , VIM. M , P ;~~ IV .. '5 LI-MZ ~` V.!~_ A - '.. - -.4 ~1* !-"0.t-;,-~_ 4_1 =__- .~4, .. - - - ,!~ ,Ili - - ~410_ ", N~~._ .! - - , - -I . ; - ne," the President said. There s as a small welcoming rod at 0 Hdre International .~ - 1 tk County Rpubhcans tl 'nedentFord" Ford said Roude'uush, - ffl .- I - t-J J . of Foreign Wars. Ford, who served in the Navy in World War 11, pledged to work for more jobs !or veterans, better hospital facilities and a humanized and better run i --- - — - . l, newly named VA adminitrator, a former VFW conunander in chief, now deputy VA adml,nis.. things done." -Houdebush will suc?eed Dori- - - -- f , I • , - I • ' ' Ilk - - .- ..•. -- .... . . r . - •-. . S . I i A I -4 i Ll— — _ _ __ _ - ,. --Ti--- Th .'- . _ . TO BUY TAG Corni s Cr(.SSWOrd l\I2c Thl% oas lhe scene this morning 81 Seminole Plaza, Casselberry, last minute tag buyers lined up around the shopping cen t er A, .01bi,t: for the tax colluctor's offive to open so that they could purchase Th auto licenses before Tuesday deadline. it • ariuuy- 1. 7A 6 --- ---------- 8A Dr. Crane ............. 5A t. La mb ..............6B _......... CA IlpIlal Obituaries 3A . ....... - .5A Televjon .........8A OLl(l offer no tmptht1ons to ix)tntI a I in who wnfrh U.S. readinesa. He pledged that "Just as defense, warning that he America will nuiintain its nu- (lear deterrent strength," e will never fall behind iti negotiations to control and hopefuly 'I • _ ' flhIU 0 U A F fl utier I fl U I I ANYONE? i C The County Commission denies all knowledg e of who might have placce this reallor's Ugn oulside the Seminole Coun 11 (ourt Iloust although Commissionerr flick Williams did express interest In m hat lhe golsig price might be. Every little bit helps hen It lime to balance the budget included problems over coin puter breakdowns in sending out VA checks. Ford took off fm Wash in gton at about the time word was received of the shooting of U,s. Ambassador Rodger Da v ies in Nicosia, Cyprus, I),; a lii()b of (;rt'k ('vprtot -- -- :=t-_ %kg f __ - - - - T- % - ., . ,_... r - . -41l-'! - _. ITz ,-.j_.~!- ~" ti- 1-i1ri- - - -~_Nw-m ing," the President said. J sip, - -- X-t-'I - . -I- __ - - .. 1. _a ~ ____- l,,,., .- 11—.- rival. Among several hundred I I. J -- I ______ — ou e us s atonal colleague" Richard I. and dedication," Ford added, that would proide a per cent pected to pass both hoiLces ft i -good wfil must never be mJs. increase in monthly payments week. as to think a corporate seal, new administrator of Veterans consed as a lack of wtU" for eterans attending school empty film spools, a Boston Foed's comments here, m for •o 1 . _3Z - - I ~ , Armed with a fistful of brand new pencils young Randy Foster bravely entersfi rst grad e at Forest Lake Elem en ta ry __ I) ~' .%~ Q (~ .. _ 1~-Z.., d_--f-I+-"N21 - - I - - assault on Cnzs and co In the Altamonte case, the had the 5.7 midion lags -. AIb 'R - - the Americans," America will the ban. We folder containing yacht "They're having the same ex. which was unable to keep up heavily to poUtical campal of with the demand. perience they always do records, a copy of i lean and are delinqu But this year, the state :)r- taxes — the tight financial situ. agreement, and three people who wait until Monday em' times goofs." and Tuesday to buy," Davis dered 3 million tags frorn the ation," he said. "Sometimes, ployment applications, are said. "Great crowds will be pri.son and bought another 297 the reason they proscrastinate obscene," Williams said. with America "fighting for its million from a private firm in Is they do not have the tag fee." there," Williams, a 16-year veteran on the circu.it court bench, closed the order by indicating he was aware he faces criticism t i __ education bill to control **in- I- I - ____ ::e to speech..." Williams quotes from a U.S. Supreme Court ruling. But Davis said that this year Arkansas. The counties nave The deadline to Ct 15 s long lines for the final two days the problem on the license plate - L - - the United States here Involved without regard to the possible consequences of e Sho Buye Miami to lallahassee expect to bu them - . . I - because it did not accurately the rule of a3 hicle license tags won't be ex- August 20 deadline. "There Is early June and the 5tate ex. judge charged, "Ile gross and t-nded so motorists who no basis for an extension past pects 5 million to be sold before flagrant character of this haven't bought them yet better Tuesday. The counties have the deadline Tuesday nighi, search is proved in part by the plan to spend today or Tuesday ample lags," he said Slate itself on i ts 'in%entory and Davis said in line, a slate official siys. Receipt. The deadline was extended Fred Womble, IA!on County Ralph Davis, highway safety twice last year because coun"It is unbelievable that lax collector, predi cted that the anyone connected and motor vehicles director, ties had n out of some types wi th la w -said tag sales offices from tags and motorists were unable Unes would be worse than usti- enforcement could be so stupid __ . - -__ =--- - - I . .1 . 6_41~ M112.40. zr-i- t. - __ . : - - "1 Rutberg said Ids first order of sick and bred of the King's rs' Tag -IN A L , - - Cypriot guerrilla group seeking Enmis, or union with Greece. self-serving politicians of the in granting a motion to throw charges pcmhr,g against the for dealing with obscenity as by ZKowlie Schneider WYJ'LL /~/',/ ; ( 1- , _____ As a result, the judge ners read. The crowd chanted simi la r slogans, furious over charged, the raiders, oho founded tWs country were material back to its owner, state attorney's office, the Turkisit army's unanswered TAII-AHASSEE, Fla. iAP) 3: MG ED A BEER ! :r -_;.:~II 3K I P*' 00000 S%~~X trf . LF mrlier ruling which threw the tter into the state court's Mort! than'. 12,OW Greek Cylap, Judg! Williams said the with banners. . MaN 1.Z -1 I . ,#.,~ . ng . & =Z- ' . .. - -_. .- . VW, 1. T Z_i_ Alta - ..* . 4 ____ - - i the City of vinctd that previous pornography case as without search warrants, or if anscon official Gerry Mabie, monte Springs, went too had suoported Turkey In last saying "The overlay of having such warrants, they and employe Marvadean far, weeks war. hypocr isy, fanaticism, the smut were inspecific (graham A slate is not free to adopt hunt, the demagoguery of some Williams made the comments He will request that criminal whatever procedures it pleases ____ ( _ rf4 " -- A ployes were wounded when rioters stormed the seven-story building in u burst of gunfire, Supreme Court Justice in a henchmen entering their home with civil suits in behalf of Polk's office, and - ____ . ... - "These people forget that those busIness will be to get the seed The order quotes a Florida .. _____ " T - =_ V -_ .__ -_Z t *. - * ence order accusing herring of reads, . __________ - . I ______ I . days, Stminole CLrtufl Court conriected ~kith our system for 11villi Judge Volie Williams has the a0ministration of justice court "almost d blasted State Ally. Abbo', who either feel the,t are above Herring's aditilnistration and the law, or ,that the 'end procedures, todiy issuing an Justifies the means," the order bcth to superior 1A. - . -, ____JaaZ__z_1=:P i LOVE / 1 vi 0 L 1 paving the way for a demand paragons of virtue who would WilliaHis to make the first warran'.." the materials be returned to .save us from ourselves violated decision. I . 1 HERE! 1 i 0 __________-- ,.j. - stretcher facing the screaming isi if US SIX SUCKS r ..71 ,-- - ='T ii smoke and tear gas. frenetic 'law and order' brand out the search warrant argued pr due the raid be and the feet of clay' at. Th ursday by defense attorney dismissed, Rutbe Oendes said m h radio ua termaths, give the unthinkmg Gerald Rutberg and prosecutor . nouncement that Cypriot police Helfernan would only corn The search warrant no pa use." had been unable to control the 8W Heffernan. ment that he felt the peonal authorizing the Altamonte Howe ver, says in mob Rutberg earlier argued visit during the raid of v ti • Springs pornograph) his o words, "Jues base a before a federal court that the Gi lchrist County Judg said some of the e Miller w&ehous raid and the sub-paramount responsibility to July 19 raid and subsequent Lang who shots at the embass were fired SCh sequent seizure of thousands of shrug off the Incubus of pollUcal seizure were illegal because of wearing the dI warrant and lar declad the books, films and other pandering and fanaticism in adedUve search warrant. The tmctive berets and camouflage obscene, "could materials has been thrown out, determining whether those Judge agreed, but left it tomaterials possibly have cured the fatigues of EO-B, the Greek . 1f-M OVM - * errin By CHRIS NElSON Herald Staff Writer -7- __________________________ cl.~9 k .I __1 i s ________ _ HARRY GAVE 0 !~~ HUH? .,. asts I _________ tI COMF_ I ) . - ` HAVE HOT . - - - . r // ___________ - ft\. fl i, blood. Of ficials; said a Cypriot wom- -%_e1irff_1 ..- -- . -. ___ S . e ob "C4.r4e with _____ t I in the embassy doorway near ., -- - _____ ____ - . - - u I_I_— .-. -- -. u SOME - ___ - TWO LIKE TO MAKE rus .. firemen carried Davies' body . V11: 5 * W11,FEZ,6... - p. U.S. Marines d Cyprio t .1 _.. I-_. __ ___ - ____ 1~r f fl\ 11((,~ n the ernbassy and ripped them raced to the scene after the car died passionate anti-Americ,,!,,, open, five yards from the en- exploded but they drove off im. feeling on the island. Davies' death over Cyprus ra- trance of the building. The am- mediately, apparently deciding Davies, married and father of dio. bassador's residence is a pent- that the demonstration was not two children, maintained a U N business denounce th isterrible house on the roof. residence at Berkeley, Calif. crime against c)ru in the est terms express p my dee pest sorrow and s. .1_ thy" he said shirtstajned . e After vis lead to the arrest 01 ' . - the kneric4n Embassy inNi- flames reached i gas nk drive back the mob with tear guard deposed President Ma cosia, Cypriot President A cluster of young men then gas, and many fled. karios. On July 20, Turkey Glafcos Clerides announced. stormed the black iron gates of U.N. troops in armored cars launched the invasion that ki,-,- Drive, and Kathie Meredith Undeiwood 22 Rt. 1 Box 208 D Markham Road were posseision of marijuana aud are being held 'in the Seminole County Jail In ) 4P 3MAM at stigation by Sanford and Seminole County detectives es g ----- ! _____ -- - '' ~~T_-,rL~ nw5j@ &~~,: P;~~ -_ --_ ~ ___ - MARIJUANA -;: ' - . . _I 1 - 5 __,_I_ a IMM-111MME- - ___ ___ — a _ , ii-I " or,,, Bursts of gu nf ire flared as the Davies, 53, officially took u p U.S. Ambassador Rodger P. ing on the street ouWde the demonstrators ran ,o the the Cyprus post on July I Davies was killed today when a embassy, was set ablaze and building. rive days before the coup by the . .f . 0, ., \;., 136 ,~~ - - I- \ .,, 1,_A i t_1 41AIN&t~ _________ - - k I _,Ii.--__- l'l... I;"I&, ,_ . ,; , J,969=17~ M U--. 1. ~ , t S ,~ C1 M ___ t( Q111C-*f1 32771- Prlce 10 Cents -- ....—. �- - .- :I I _-:-- I I - _1~7_1:ml~- ~ --~ . - ______ 2A— Evenina Herak - : — •-E"-'r'--' - -.- :' ... .- mudy, Auaust 19, 1974 Los Angeles In POLICE BLOTTER Panic Altamonte ______ AAInol ri Sanford • the Seminole County Evening e Cri me , Dump, In ~ *"_11--_ - a;j,~= s".i .I Herald Monday, August 19,1974-3A J' .1 -' i-;:. _ I - Sunday, / . / _____________ NMON Three female juveniles and Home Appliances valued at " . ' Frank William Mohr Jr., 20, 107 $1787 were taken from the home ..... ............................. Over A East Jinkins Circle were of Mike Sollo, Itt. I Box 10 B I N BR I E F :____ arrested Sunday after a . Myrtle Lake Hills, Longwood, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Increased from 33 to 66, lar. . &"-IW ford p'itrolman observ ed them Sunday. Paint was sprayed The crime rate In this LOS ANGELES (AP) - A his claims that he set off ex- thclosIngof city conies were up from 21 to 73. the De1th,Hug V _____ koetter,betterknownasRever. Gun-Running Archbishop? the furniture doing an smoking marijuana in Jumped mysterious "alphabet bomber" plosives connected with the letcent during the an auto auto (hefts rose trom six to 3 Airwest and Pacific Southwct end Ike. No bomha were found, at the Movieland Drive-In, determined amount of damage, first five months of 1974 in and vandalism complaints were who has terrorized this city ters of this group's name. He Airlines terminals at Los Ange. JERUSALEM IAP) — The Israeli government has "A lot of people feel they recTALLAHASSEE, Fla. SAP; Three legislators --I James Edward Powell, 27, comparison with the last seven up from 2 to 18. I with threats of violence has had indicated his next target les International Airport, as ognize the voice or know sorr.e. Catherine Young, 120 Lake jailed the Greek Catholic Archbishop of Jerusalem on received all A's from the Florida League of Women 1718 West 28th St. is in the claimed responsibility for a would have some connnectlon months of 1973. Police Chief A04 charges of gun running for Arab terrorists In occupied well as the downtown body similar who may have IMarion Drive, Altamonte Voters and three received all D's for their votes In the 1974 . I 21 -* .10 I -1 Seminole & weekend chemical explosion Justus East said today. With ?A sworn Personnel on wi th the letter "I," the third Greyhound bus depot and th Jordan. County Jail In lieu of Springs reported lawn mower Police said they searched session. Archbishop e some Hilarlon reason to do something the police force now, East has $5,000 bond, charged with valu that leveled a city block In a letter in his organization's Shr ine Auditorium. But no ex- like that," said Sgt. Dwight , ed at $343 stolen, Saturday. Capudji's sedan Aug. 7 as he returned from Lebanon and Th ese sta In an accountability report released today by the ti stics are Inclu4ed asked for seven additional men. breaking and entering and downtown Industrial section. name. "I" appears In In ter- plosives were found. I ni t - __~ found "a large quantity of weapons and explosive I0 Stew t ar league, an A Indicated voting agreement with the league's of the Los Angeles po Karen Sarner, 211 Pinewood in the documentation East He said even then the city will trespassing. Au thorities had said earlier american Star Trucking Co. MANS NA material hidden in vnrtcu. parts of the car." The aT'I'bo beefed.up police force of 11cc department's criminal Drivc, Maitland reported plans to suLnit to the city befarlromtheldealoftwornen ifc a bill aani e D meant a vole in disagreement. ' Char les Wilson Canada, 34, that the massive explosion .firm _____________________ The Sen. henry SavZr!,.R-t.PptprJa4D own for his militant Arab nationalist ell 0-e0 0 1 I . ..v . . .. Mar. - u(1r &auw, -. I , . - IL--feelings, was ked held br -Most th audig heill Harris, D-Miarni, and John Byrd another i 'days while me • of e calls a pp rt re on of his record budget Malloy, HMiami, Seminole County Jail in lieu of and burned several buildings depot where Friday night's Watts Summer Festival parade voice fie said the city has a per. rnve3tlgation continued. The Greek Catholic church is an received all A's. However, Sayler and Harris each missed recognition after listening ken request of $558,460 for $5,000 bond Gun valued at -Saturday night was not caused bomb was planted. $30 ta , charged with it ____ fiscal manent population of 18,000 to route and a rally for New York to a tape from the man on the Eastern rite branch of the Roman Catholic Church and one vote and Malloy missed three. 1;. 1975. The request :epresents 20000 nearly by a bomb but by a chemical aggravated battery. Saturday morning from the 'g!Ik Hoax calls on Sunday forced evangelist Fredei Ick Elkeren- news." has about 5,000 adherents In the archdiocese of 400 per cent 11 house Speaker Pro-tern A. H. Craig, DSt. Augustine, full ignition. Items amounting to $300 PurpleOniunLoungeonu.s, 17. Jerusalem. ____________ and Sens. Richard Deeb, H-St. Petersburg, and Charles ____ _____ __________________ The search continued for the worth were repo rted stolen 92. Rcpockd by Jerry Brooks, antici pa ted revenues In the new higher than when the city enWeber, H-Fort Lauderdale, received all D's. Craig missed mom _______ tered the 1970 decade, ! ____ ______________ _____ bomber. A thousand extra p0Wasson Road, Jacksonville. from the home of W. It. one vote, the senators two each. President's Altamonte's daily population Buried JW lice assigned to the case have Stawder, 21, 1206 Park Ave., APA10" Councilmen in a first Senate votes were recorded on five issues and U'! Car valued at -'k budget which the $1,000 police rccclvcd m,ra thiwi 2ii calls on stolen Sunday. departme,t SEOUL, South Korea (AP) ___________________________________ President Chung flee workshop the end of last week ____ ________________________________ I% I 'st IUn ______ _______________ inciuding state licensing of child care cenfrom Teague Middle mu.'t conten(j with is closer to School ___ the identity of Isaac Raalm, the i'ark bade a tearful farewell today to his dead wife as her Indicated they are striving to ters. corrections reform, oil spill law revision and adCounty parking lot Friday afternoon, 60,000, East said, taking into foreign-accented man who now _____ uhrysanthemum.covered bier left the presidential palace ________ ditional homestead exemption for the elderly. Reported by Donald E. Moore, slash $1 million from budget account the 35,000 claimed responsibility for planNO for funeral rites in the capitol plaza. South Korea's Flirst to 40,000 daily requests to hold the line ThOmaS Dewitt Lepper, ?5, owner, of Maitland. Moore r,3id I I idv was fatally 'unkd Thursday l)V an acsa;in 's ting at least three bombs in the P.O. Box 1911 Winter Park IS lfl car property Lixes at 5 liulls, the vehicles traveling SR 436 and l.: was locked arid keys were in same Los Angeles area, Including the Blasts Probed bullet intended for her liuband. Because Korean custom the Seminole County Jail In lieu rate levied for the past the thousands of Out-of-towners _________ ()fl F his possession, orcJ R fatal Aug. 6 airport blast that bars a husband from attending his wife's funeral, Park eC u who shop daily at the nrw of $500 bond, charged with decade, MIAMI lAP) - Police say they are investigating the did not accompany the body beyond the palace uata killed three persons and Injured me Aluminum gatc valued at $50 Budget requests from all Munk Mali. latest in a series of small homemade bomb explosions in 3,000 Korean and foren uiciti5 attended te 35 others. taken from ranch of L. Neahl departments total $2.5 million WASHINGTON (AP) — One flation, recalled that Congress would expand thp we!:±t ,1,,,-,"#1'4 James Vernon Dullose, %XU Mayor Norman Floyd is the Little Havana section of Miami. 1 funeral bervice, and a'million Koreans lined the six-mile Rasim and his previously un- week after Prisident Ford re- had Rt. 2 Box 721 Bnrtibee Street, Bottomley, at McCullough while the city expects to receive working out recortunendations balked at giving fcrc rr allowed on Interstate Officials said no one was injured Saturday when a known group, "Aliens of Amer. quested MA IL MUST route to the National Cemetery. Longwood is in the Seminole loud off Maya Trail, kgislntion creating Rfl President Ric1d M. Non highways to 90,000 pounds, $1.5 million in revenues, Many and bitter are the complaints to cut budget requests and is device ripped the back door off the office of the I slow and Unreliable mail service. Perhaps t is new shipica," told the I Angeles Her. In e._i. . .. . àI uuj us Livaults ''b ieu during mais cars rJeepsiocmiuu;t uiy , ot ulirlilul uutnorlty tasi me eA1ed to ' schedule anoth er spring. sometning We AAA said the Stereo and money valued at Associatiot, of Cuban Municipalities in Exile. GET THROUGH aid-Examiner In a telephone Con gress uncaring passage of 130 $5,000 bond, charged with in. He then added: Conference trucking Indus try has sought to __________________________ $250 taken from F. T. comparison increased from 2 to budget workshop at Tuesday The explosion is one of a number of such incidents that call Sunday that his group was the bill. "Wlsy descent assault, lewd and Meriweather home on Ohio 12, breaking and enterings night's regular meet tiiis change now? It is get in a in g. six-year have occurred within the city's large Cuban colony in the lobbying drive, responsible for a chemical blast BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) I The largest con- I Both the House and • lascicious or Iridescent assault Avenue, Forest City. __________ because we have a new Presi. They said it would endanger past few months. Police attribute some of the incidents to Saturday In the parking lot of have set floor action forSenate (erenc ever to consider ways of coping with the upon or In the i today dent and we are anxious to sup- motorists, put more stress on presence of a Political motives and some to gangsters. Compactor valued at $42 the Interamerican Star Truck- and congressional action is populaL"rn explosion opens here today with 3,200 child, ex- port him But this does not "the nation's already critically taken from Wince Construction delegates rcm 230 nations. Ing and Warehouse Corp. The iIIt Roy Harvey Wilt, 22, Orlando Company of Longwood pected to be completed during make an Idea any better than It deficient bridges and cost the site at caller Identifying him Also (in hand are about 1,500 observers and I as the day. urPlane Missing was when It was rejected four states between $50 million and is in the Seminole County Jail in North Street in Altamonte nalists. RasUnhasfrequentlycnnth Democra ts and many He- months ago." lieu of $5,000 bond, charged wi th Springs. $100 million annually to repair en WASHINGTON (AP) — Sev- "need for a very large quantity services of this un CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP A U.S. Air Force transport U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim and Romanian the Herald-Examiner to make publicans are skeptical whether buying, receiving, and The task force has about I co try for so much a failure of tesung but 25 airplane with seven crewmen aboard is missing on a flight truck-caused damage." years after battlefield corn- In a very short time." prnnouncements on his siege of the proposed Cost of President Nicolae Ceausescu were scheduled to address Frank H. Jordan, 50, 2511 three years." cealing stolen property. AUGU17, ra ther a sloess of ,the s Living staffers and the policy would be 1974 plaints, AUGUST 18,197 4 a civili an advisory On Tuesday, the Senate will from Charleston to La Paz, Bolivia, a military spokesman the opening session. terror, The advisory committee, Highland The Army awarded its first tern' to Task Force, Ave., Sanford, which would not directed by a coalition of the try NI)Tic Weston Carlton, 36, Rt. said lMc Sunday night. for the third time to cut off deficiencies The 10-day World Population Conference—sponsored by "Our Investigators are look, have any enforcement power, comm.ittee has blarned Viet. drawn from industry, the unt- contract for 104,000 of the fight. identified co rrect 2 Box 77 South Cameron Ave., Is arrested Friday night for President's economic advisers, deba te on leg la Uon creating a by testing,-the com. ADhILSSIONS ADMISSIONS According to the announcement, the C141 was due at La th e Uni t ed Nations and th e biggest Intern ational meeting nam-era Pentagon officials for versities, consulting firms and weight r e in I . reckless driving and driving in the Seminole Coun ty Jail IC under Paz around noon EDT on Sunday. However, radio contact ordering production of the M16 various government agencies, said Police Cmdr. Peter Hagan, flation rate, the infl uence of alcohol. His 196G testimony also tin. Sanford: treasury, agriculture, corn- The two previous attempts to Sanford: was lost shortly before the expected arrival. rifle "in spite of known defi- named no decision makers In its plied that U.S. The calm speaking caller, berelated to the world population, now approaching 4 billion, Bond $750. However, It cited what It called numerin the spirit of congenerals fell auto theft. Marilyn P. Merthle merce and labor. cut off a filibuster lost by 10 and ciancies." i military spokesman said the aircraft, which Is Karen D. Sanders fieved criticism. of ous examplei of a slow M eust,urn cillation with the new Presi. line during McNamara's Viet. K a the rine Shiela Ann Robinson, , of John W. Sneaci Johnson, The House Is expected to 7 votes and the prospects for assigned to the Charleston Air Force Base, was carrying in effect, refuted Army Mae B. Pawlson However, Mediterranean extraction, told dent, th y say they are willing then-Secretary of nam trip. "All the commanders sponse, saying: reported clothing valued at W Orange Avenue Altamonte e Jennifer N. Baughman ' about 16 tons of cargo. It left Charleston Saturday and wrap up action on the mass success this week are it Patrice L. Young and Marine contentions in 1967 Defense Robert S. the newspaper: "Last ni "A Mmer compound which suddenly decided they w ght's to give him the legislat ion he stolen from her business, Springs, arrested Friday night transit bill, which would pre- considered good. Leroy Fisher stopped at Howard Air Force Base in the Canal Zone that the M16 jammed in combat told the House,defeMcNamara Henry 1. Birdsong work at 7th and Mateo is tha asked for In a speech to e ns ted to fouling was de-appr ger DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) Mad ame Katherine's Palm as a fugitive from Tennessee. Heavily armed troops and Deborah L. Lozano Con- vide operating subsidies for the The House is set to act on before heading for the Bolivian capital high in the rugged principally because riflemen priations subcommittee in said. qin ti U es," McNarnara COfltflbu Clara Perkins delinquent leftovers of our gress last Monday. leted three years after Identi. police hunted today for 19 Irish Republican Army men R ur. Bond S3,000. Shirley A. Wilson first time as well as grants for Thesday On a massive corn. Elaine J. Hannar Andes Mountains. were not maintaining their January 1966 that, after return,. one week ago. w who blast Abo today, the House The ed th eir way out of a top secu rity prison day. M16 David Douglas Hall, 19, and problems were ficstlOn of the problem. Other Deborah K. Crabtree 50 miles buying equipmenl wea pons properly. Marilyn Smith promise labor and tax bill. The All seven crewmen live In the Charleston area, the Ing from Vietoam ok ammunition problems contin. southwest of Dublin Sunda somewhat cured In y, promise to keep (inaudible) mmes debate on a $20 billion, Charles Rafford, Wekiva John DelhI, 21, bOth of 2429 Ford supports GOP congres- bin would overhaul the nation's Willinm A. Smith, DeBary spokesman said. Vera Mae Wilson "Major production decisions earlier, "I put on order a large changes In dtime, but it to clear of friends is In effect. And six.year mass transit bin Helicopters and tracker dogs were used in the manhunt - Marina reported canoe valued Chase Ave., Sanford, arrested esign and ammuni. ued to exist at least five years They were identified as Capt. James H. Tant, the airwhich sional efforts to trim the bill to private pension system by es. Elizabeth Duncan, DeBary Jacob J. Killian were made, particularly in the quantity of M16s because we want some public reaction Ford says he wants cut sharply. as thousands I after Identification. of troops and police manned roadblocks and tion powder. at $140 stolen from Wekiva Friday nlght for violation of Fred M. Walton, Deguy $11 billion but Democrats hope tabllshing minimum standards craft commandr; Lt. Charles Moorfield Jr., copilot; LI. Diann Robinson 1964-1965 on behalf of public reprewn. era, in spite of known thought th-ey would prove effecscoured the countryside. I MI 6 case was analyzed Rep. John H. Rousalot, a to hold the line at $15.8 billion. to protect participants while hokin I Marina on Miami Springs probation. No bond for either. Dale W. Lake, copilot; Capt. Paul N. Burroughs, the prm Mabel H. Stasis, DeBary Gertrude Sih'Is deficiencies In the M16 which live and that they would be by.1* tatives In order not to shorten c the civili&i advisory cow. test onservative California ReDurin navigator; T. Sgts. Carl H. Church and Thomas H. Kuechg the weekend, the setting setup, the committee said up a governmen tthose few days." 34, of IRA Provisionals who was one the three IRA men a Items worth $120 were taken Belle Avenue In Winter Springs mittee as part of its study of the changes made recently by the S publican who believes budget American Automobile AssOd. surance man, flight engineers, and M. Sgt. Joseph M. Gorin, load ar a A. Hill, Deltona In testing," the Army's Ma Calvin H. Cubberley, DeBary Rasim has been nicknamed cuts would do more than McNamara Indicated he had Army's process of developing, any atlon said the bill contains a against a loss of benefits if maste. tt, Winter Springs Army "should reduce the Daniel H. Park, DeBary a riel Acquisition Review Com- had to overcome military oppo- tesUq and prOdL year. .Cip.g wcap= was recaptured and sentenced to four the alphabet bomber because of task force could to curtafl in- little-noticed provision which pension plan falls. on . 46 nd Interstate-4, counL chances that niany of the prob.. Albert inittee said In a an"& In 4 I t~ Brent, of rape. No bond. Deltona new report. sition to the M16 "I per- and other material. Its report lems associated with the M16 BIRTHS The report suggested a major sonally have beensaying, Jack Virga, Deltona trying to in.. was made public last week, rifl e development program Nancy Duncan, 872 Preble St. Orange Avenue, Patricia B. Murphy, Lake cause of difficulties was a Sanford, trOduce (it) into the military "The M16 problems were no rL A Inrinn Mr 1, "a' M, Altamonte r•"b. t would be repoof-A i..uwuu I... DUllY I'I'tStQ rriaay night .. for (Shirley) lawn mower valued at $125 disorderly intoxication. Bond (e Wilson,- a girl, San. Charles E. Vurginac, nt's oice __________________________________ ___________________ stolen from her home Sunday. $100. ford Elsie Emmel, Cassadaga Ii . Ronald Rlorelli,,. 1057 i I . Gerald .. -_ E. Singleton, Netre Lcme thh., Longwood -Springs reported bicycle valued Sanford: ' at $110 stolen, Sunday. Terry Lee Holdern BIRTHS Tools valued at $228 were Lacosta, Orlando is In David E. Hlgginbotharn Yvonne E. Odell reported stolen from a con- Seminole County Jail in lieu of WASRThGTON (AP) Pres- peeLs to decide on his vice presMr. & Mrs. Allan Murphy, Dr. Willie urday afternoon amid a flurry struction trailer on Orange $5,500 bond, charged with ident Ford will end the 10-day idenUal choice b, Tuesday. Charles E. Hunter (Patricia), a boy, Lake Mary By The AUOCISted Press of speculation surrounding Repor ts that the Turks were Avenue, Sunday. Life in the Greek possession of Jennifer N Rn'ughman drum' vice presidential guessing Congressional confirmation what th Turkish forces so I SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) on Cyprus cncircling Mcosls touched off a quarter of Nicosia began two batteries valued at $120 pharaphernalja and possession game this week. Indications are hearings on the nominee won't an eff e White Houx ad was Flora E. Whitten DISCHARGES —Dr. Ch arles V. Willie, made a new advance south of second panicky flight from the up. More and more shops were the ort by "right-wing a. were taken from equipment at of marijuana. he may choose someone other start before mid-September. tremlsts" to smear the former highest ranking lay official Ling Williams Nicosia over the weekend, cutcity on Sunday by the Greek opening, nX" than the two front-runners in Sanford: ting one of the two major roads Cypriots. But after the In the Episcopal church, Rockefeller is the only possl. New York governor and destroy Jewell B. Gonzalez goverr.people returned from villages speculation, %hlim A. Ludwig Nelson A. bili ty Ford has mentioned pub- his chances. between the capital and the ment repeatedly broadcct de- In the mountains. George E. Johnson has resigned and Rockefeller and George Bush. Jidy. Willie E. Bennett denounced a decision by south coast and advancing to- nials and a late-night appeal by "President Ford has advised Alan Chalfin The government estimated a Ford said on Sunday he exWalter K. Koeller He did so in a statement Sai- me that former governor Rockthe ch urch hierar chy to ward the second highway. But a President Glafcos Cierides, the total of 200,000 Greek Cypriots Mary H. Shafer Robert C. Thomas United Nations spokesman said people began to return again were refugees from the Turkish etcher has been and remains exclude women as priests. Josephus Burke James Howlett there were no reports of today, under considera tion for the vice "The action of the advance. CL Baker Be rtha t,lonnan fighting during the night. Presidential nomina tion," press b1sliop was Indeed vain, if 4 0 James W. McIntosh Ber / ni ce Bagley In Washington, Secretary of not profane," said Dr. Jerald F. terHom Dorothy A. Burk De Frieda M. Forsythe fe e ns James R. Schlesinger told reporters. Willie, who resigned In AUGUST 19 27 AUGUST Mark A. Linebarler said Turkey "has gone beyond protest on Sunday as vice However, two knowledgeable Terrance L. Fla nders Alcoholics Anonymous closed Sanford Pilot Club, cookout, L Blaylock what any of Its friends or symCapitol Hill Republican sources Charles Harris president Of the church's nweting, Holy Cross Episcopal 6:30 p.m., home of borah Knee and boy De pathizers are prepared to ac. told The Associated Press tht' Marjorie Janice A. House of Deputies and Alexander, DeBary Church Parish House, 400 Jernigan, 405 Lake Blvd. Guest Doann Robinson cept." Speaking on the CBS-TV from the executive council, John A. Park, DeBary Magnolia Ave., 8-9 pm.speaker. Sgt. Beau Taylor of 1 Janie V. Dease and boy, 0 i .0 program "Face the Nation," he (her Rockefeller nor Bush, the Longcarnp and boy, Osteen 4 Seminole Sheriff's Department AUGUST 20 said the United States would re-Republican Na tional Chairman Deltona HELEN, Ga. (AP) The Henry Kissinger on 'hlk'vcic Safety.'' C)r,thia E. Golden, and boy, The preliminary blueprint and top choice examine its position in the Democratic Women's Club of of many GOP Alexander Cambria, Orange Osteen South should continue 10 IOW encourages coordinated FAMAGUSTA, Cyprus (AP) proaches to Famagusta where Cyprus crisis In view of semntno:e County, regular AUG. 29 conserva ti ves,wouJd be piCked City economically but the growth planning among 13 — The Greek cities and towns of thousands of refugees WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) Susie Bentley, DeBary southern "unexpected" Tu rkish mi lita The wait to go meeting, noon, Cavalier The City of SOW cea said those in conshould not be at the cost of states and loresees developAlcoholics Anonymous open ry northern Cyprus lie dirty and home. Bobby E. Tyrone, Altnmonte Springs, Florida proposes henry Kissinger said he Dort hea L. hiormarin, DeBary advances, I Restaurant, tention Include NATO meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal Springs "discriminatory" wages for ment of less populated deserted in the sun. The Tur- "When will you was just a pecud fa ther Thousands of Americans of let the Greeks IUMas L. Poling, Deltona Southerners, Georgia Gov. areas of today's Sou th. rural Ambassador Donald ftop3fel(J Elmer Behn, Winter Park Church, Parish House, 400 kish villages are gay with flags when he attended his son AUG. Bruce Griffith, Longwood come back?" this reporter a Ford Int imate who has been Greek descent demonstrated and smiling people. Al bert Nelson, Orlando Jimmy Carter told a group of Ave.. 8-9 p.m. David's bar mitzvah. t FAMILIAR FACE flw btm.nt anrrnved ask1 Altamonte P Dav Mathiu, Gvneya id 'kLh officer ,Wt a peacefully CI rr Sun- ;rk1n vu the ira.isiton nom icuthern leaders Sunday. That is the difference be- roadblock, Rabbi Al bert Axeirad Springs Civic Center by day calls on states and bus!- the Nixon administra Joe Caroline ing around the White house Kennedy is on the for t% tion; Gov. The Commission on the Fu- nesses to try to prevent Job dis- Daniel perfot med the ceremony Dorio's 15-piece dance band. 8 liberated and con. "Maybe In a month or Washington four hours to protest U. S. polScene J. on Evans of Washingt , quered ture of the Sou th, trade up of crimination and to insure th Sunday at the Berlin p.m. Courtesy recording inhe said. to increase your property taxes. frequently by virtue of her ides on Cyprus. President at a modera te wi thout any conFor such Greek cities as Kybusiness, political and In. sithern workers t the __ Chapel of Brandeis ~~ (lustry, music performance ______ ~ o once glittering t Ford, who was playing golf at renla same nection with vatergate and any summer job In the office of wn of _ and Famagusta, the first Kyrenia University. A bout 20 tellcctual leaders from pay as northern workers doing trust fund in cooperation wi th ___________ _____ on the the time, did not see her uncle, Sen. Edward th e protent. coast, north CV' other Nixon 1dmlnIstratIon a nd last plac es southern states, agreed on a the same jobs. __ friends and relatives were taken by the ery shop was systematically American Federation of ____ Kennedy (1)-M iss.) Moving sou th frcm the Lefka- Turks In their month-long controversies; and three general blueprint calling for an present. adMusicians Local 389. Open to Car ter said too many In- Republi can Senators, Lowell looted alter the Thrkis takeo. Nicosia-Famagusta line the P. vance across Cyprus, capture ver, !any homes, end to lower wages and higher dustries have been lured to the Kissinger and his son republic. Turks established across north- has meant Weicker Jr. of Coinecticut, and freight rates than in the rest of South by the prospect of cheap H Huey P. Newton em turned to Washington after urban death, those owned by Brftopj and Cyprus last week, Turkish oward H. Baker Jr. and Bill A public hearing on the increase will be held the country. Famagusta on the ceremony. David, 13, AUGUST 20 la bor. Sunday was so other foreigners, were stripped, troops Ju(i Pyroi, a Greek 3tiJtlt OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Brock of Tennessee. the PlaIfl•jvemeowofa lives mostof the year wi th Sanford Lions Club, noon, Kyreniaony also wasa - Huey P. Newton, Black Cypriot City 10 miles - . stray kitten in an empty Mrs. Saul Cohen of W __ =_=7~~ _-~,~_ house of Steak. ffee co dead town, with only a few Pan ther Party cofounder, sou th of Nicosia on the highway shop could be heard for some Belmont, his mo ther and from the capital to IArnCa, 0(1 distance, military vehicles on the streets. 4 has been booked on two • AUGUST 21 A. the secre tary of sta te's Every shop window was twocounts of assault with a the sout heast coast. 4 • :' on August 26, 1974 at 7:30 p.m. at Dirt ('hilc!ren's Summer Creath c first wife, and paper littered the ken. From Pyrol, the Turkish deadly weapon In the Arts, 10 streets wi a. m., First tanks and Infantry moved west ury hotelsnding past the 4ol Pistol-beating of his tailor ThousandsofGrkswhofied Presbyterian . stretched along Church the to the capital of Nicosia when David R. Young and the shooting of a 17toward the high way 10 1ãzfl3S. white _ Zi ~., educational building, Park sandy beaches. A solitary the war began want sol, on the Year-old black girl. to go back OXFORD, England (AP) south coast. An ear. Swedish 'oldier sat in a red to Kyrenta. But Avenue, Sanford. Workshop on the City Hall within the City of her report that the Limassol canvas deckehair they can get no Police said the first - Former White House wardrobe and costume Fun by at the Eidel. guarantee of safety even If th road was cut proved incorrect, weiss o . - 4 I assault took place at aide end "plumber" David Mrs. Jan Stake f orages three to pe n-air rcstaui ant, his Turks ip Ncwtor.'a pe ntlioustl but during the night wore TLLI. subnachIne allowed them back. So H. Young plans to study 12. gun O'i his knee they stay refugees. ' klsh tanks and armored personapartment last Friday American foreign policy Windows of a dozen grocery ,. ., / .••. V. Winter Springs, Florida. while nd carriers crossed vPr '. ar stores were eston Calms, a • AU(.USTZ2 ... But In the Turkish villages, and do research In social broken, 4, tail r.aca road and headed or, was fitting suits for rhelves In there is an obvious sense of Alcoholics Anonymous, open . studies at Oxford UniverSOUth- disarray. west. Newton who tack Offense at tory and well being, meeting, lily. Holy Cross Episcopal /dI .._ something Calling saW. / i.nurcn, rarisn tiouse, 400 ..0 ;.,f Young, who studied at The Turkish forces appeared ty" were scrawled on the shop .Va'#//,/l,,#,.'. Collins. ,;, 52, was Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. ueens College, Oxford, to be beading both for the Lrge window of an automobile deal. /,',,.,y' alter the hospitalized torn 1961 to 19&, has been Turkish town of Louroupna, er. But the Swedish soldier said SISTFJt, Inc., noon, Cavalik'r beating, police said. accepted for graduate four miles away, and the large that if the Turks wanted to Restaurant, Speaker, Harr', Newton, 32, also was "'. A udios, a Greek Cypriot town of Dahal:, br eak In, he could not stop school booked for investiga constion in pokeaman said on Sunday. four miles north west of Lou- them, the Aug. 8 shooflng.of a Young, 36, pleaded Inroujina and only a mile from "The looting seemed to be or. W You're covered against breakage '" teen-ager who police said Norton, City Clerk of Lake Mary Rotary club, The ocent last fall to the Nicosia-Umassol high way. ganized, mainly for food and Newton approaci(f on the on all our glasses. Unconditionally, al ifomnja state charges of If the Turks cut that highway, drinks at this lime,' said an. trcrt'atIoncent.r, Ram. ARE YOU BOTHERED BY THE HEAT THESE DAYS? street, talked to briefly and We'll fix or replace, Make good any damijqe PEAflbenter the capi ta l's only acces to the other Swedish member of the urglary and cnsIracy in AUG. 24 then for I ispoulbF' to gel away from It all —lrrly tar away—in such spots as Mrrdoi, '.rgeidIna, me shot her In the bead. City - e Eilsberg break-in and rest of the island would be by a United Nations peacekeeping Winer Springs, Florida re, Central Florida Blood J1.iiak sou th of the Equator 1 Is now winter. It also helps to be nestled at the foot of the Andes children's glass.as too. Just bring in the pieces. The unidentified girl was In e charges were single-lane dirt road leading force. mountains, mobile unit, Longwood Area ser!ous condition, pollee parts of which have reerked more than 35 feet of stow. Ismissed In March , south over the Troodos mounA ring of Turkish tanks Chamber of Commerce Blood said. thins, blocked off ai the sou thern ap. -, (rfr'nrc Fnhrrn Sr,t,r,r T'. tlP -City ilail ---i---- lphabet Rate Has Tripled omber IN BRIEF _ ... ... TI Some Good-Some Bad — ______ _____ ______ _____________ _____ - _____ _________ ______ - 'I -' . _••%_••• . . . ' ' su ______ _____________ . If . .. -- • __.. o (1 ---- _____________________ ____________________ _ _ ______ W'ife Seen Today . — _____ _______ ______________ -_.&_ ______________ _____ ____ __ ___ ---- ________________ __ __________ __________________ Miami ests -- — ' -. Nations At — Pentagon OK'd Bad Rif les - ... USAF HOSPITAL NOTES . - - IRA ees Hunted — The run last Mallon _________ Preside I -- PEOPLE May Not Be lop .2 -- - S R. I - I AcIvancing urks " , • -- Cut 1 Major Road — 'I NOTICE OF - EARING PUB11C H TO CALENDAR South 's Blueprint Aids In CITIZENS OF CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA Looted Cypriot Pla nning NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE Cities Vacant — - ' Winter — - - _____ __ -.. The Great _ ___ Eyeglass ____________ ~~~ _ V,_ - F Guara.qtee, il ,' I ' __ " ,. I-' ' ., * ,'. p• , i _ ._ , . .- - - - - , /10.,I ' ,_ ,.4' 4- V .P - '. - V ,. 0 - ,.A - ''-' - - - /s! Mary T. Norton Mar1r T. VISOfl of Altamonte Mall, Altamonte Springs.Tel.834.7600 - - - I -- --- �- - -.------ - - --- - --- --- - - -- '-----7-- ---.', -'.--, - -'- . J71 -.;;.-,__...,.'. ~~______ -' '.-i- OPINION Evening Herald Even'b Iuo Hemiti — - JACK ----- —. — Area Code 305-322-26fl or 831•9993 Evening Herald 1 Monday, August 19,1974-4A CIA Infiltrates Foreign WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor }U)HERTC. MARKEY, Advertising Director ice Forces ., The annual Republican picnic, jointly sponsored by the live West Volusia Repuh!icpn Ch±s will thkc p n Blue Springs Park on Saturday, Aug. 24, it was announced by Frank Henz, general chairman. The speaking program will begin at 10 a.m., with 4 nr RricI — .•,',. .. •-s -S S - • . .. SAL66" ' s'. " "-! '': •• -• S.1 JS "' -- Eve ryon e S . . ," fl fl 1fl9 ' ' Against Inflation Resignation Leaves Blot " ,_ _ History _______ ____ ___' j,p.OEI2 OF 'Ft2EE - _ --. WASHINGTON (NEA) At one time, a Al younger and perhaps mere radical Mr. Ford proposci that the president should sit down with j 00-4 ___________ Congress to review the government 's ongoing programs, then introduce bills rescinding 1041y4 C4471100N previously voted appropristions for those a Uvities both agreed did not meet the test of economy. This was Minority Leader Ford's approach to . - . Inflation. Mr. Nixon attempted to achieve th is -' mmie end Py a series of vetoes and by Iceboxing appropriations. He failed. At another time, Mr. Ford / backed proposals for creating an independent, bipartisan ' organization to review the government's programs and budgets on a regular ba'1s. The Hoover. type commission would Include mem be rs of Congress arid the public. / For one, this group was to run a cornprehensive review of federal domestic and foreign assistance programs to dete1unine which -. were overlapping, Inefficiently run, un. t* productive or had outlived usefulness 79' - i. . In 1967, Mr. Ford noted, there were 400 federal aid apOf A Symbol Propriatlons for 170 separate assistance — progra ms administered by 21 federal ments and agencies, 150 Washington depart. bureaus and 4(X) regional offices, each with its own way of pa Passing out federal tax dollars. The same studies were to determine which programs Should be created and which old pr oblems on a high plane, but most of these were ones expanded. Here, Mr. written by writers outside of your staff. Ford has favored • Stilflutlitiflg I regret that I must take leave of you upon private capital Investment and th e creation of jobs by wider and stronger inAugust 14th. Please cancel my subscription that day and advise Mr. Strawbridge, my vestment CredIt3, accelera ted depreciation a • . : f'..,/ — . ' ,-'f — i Ar ____ - _ 4 - ' - . - - doubt about the president's guilt under the in. Wct that had been brout alit him The U.S. Sena te has known many members who could be and they included many of his opponents as well described as mavericks but few seemed to fit the title ,. better as his supporters recognize that resigna tion than former Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon. was the obvious solution when the President at Ironically, Morse was on another comeback trail when he last produced the "smoking gun" of his corndied of a kidney ailment. At 73, he had recently won the plicity in the Watergate coverup in the form of Democratic pr imary which would have given him another . transcripts of conversations held with his former chance at a seat in the Senate. He would have opposed Inchief of staff, H.R. Haldeman, just six days after cumbent Sen. Robert Packwood in November, the man who be In S earch at the tirtait in m Since the prLary purpose of a trial in th He lost again in 1972 to Sen. Mark Hatfield. But persistence Senate !e'.'e bacn to esiabh just sucne o was one f Morse's characteristics. He was one of the first guilt, th(s final Watergate bomb rendered the L members of Congress to speak out against the Vietnam To and triai superfluous. he was known as a tough-minded spokesman for any cause he Yet Mr. Nixon's formal trial would have espoused. tot served another and no less essential Whatever his views, Sen. Morse The Evening Herald quick to express them and that would have been to place on the publi c even th ough they frequently disagreed with prevailin Sanford, Florida g opinion redthefu1laridcoto st /of his he trayaI party consensus. He was not, In tact, much of a party man, of his oath of office. Thus it Is imperative that having switched his allegiance from Republican to Independent Dear Sirs: Democrat. I have lived in many Places and subscribed to carrier, to bill me for the two weeks will owe. greater stimulus for private industrial research, peachment to extez,t of malng public all the many I His spirited campaigning will be lost to the Oregon newspapers, usually three papers a day, evidence that would have been introduced had I quote with a slight variance from your stronger incentives for employers to hire senatorial contest this tall. And the nation has lost a foremost but I have never ead one with so much hat. editorial: train the unskilled and added subsidies and Mr. Nixon gone to trial, lest the notion gain champion of independent thought. for therein as The Herald; a paper which is bias in currency that be was unfairly hounded "Without being vindictive we want you to go housing when Unemployment reached In. out of the extreme, office for Political reasons and lct a el! of away. We're sick of you and ynur prerons tolerable levels, martyrdom grow up around him. and sick of the virus you inject into your You certainly have a right to your opinion, but To assist these analyses, Mr. Ford favored a President Ford himself gave this notion a I think you are unfair to your public trust in your readers." five-year projec tion of all department BERRY'S WORLD budge ts to great deal of momentum by his extremely unfor. revengeful presentations of Mr. Nixon Implying admit this sounds awful and I had to steel determine where government spending myself to write it. It could have been done in a programs were tunate statement that Mr. Nixon "made one of a "hanging might be justifiable." May I ask heading. F1t and second-year the grea test pe rsonal sacrifices for the country" what grounds? gracious manner, costs, he be lieved, were o nly the thin edge of the by resigning, One more item: No one made an "ass" out of wedge. I could go on and on wWs ezunjiies of your Mr. !andman. He Perhaps we can be thankful that Mr. w!nted the art!e!e of liiiNixon did tactlessness and vituperation, whicfr not express his regret at having only one hate and peachment defined according to law. The guilt or A man changes when he becomes president, it vituperation has caused you to lose me—not your innocence of Mr. Nixon was not the is said. His past therefore may be no accurate presidency to give for his country, but point, opinions which I respect but do not always agree W. televised departure from the White House amid with, guide. But the major clue we have today on how I have taken The Herald for at least five the appisuse of the executive staff and cabinet Ir. Fordis will Unemployment and high years, so my leave is not done on the spur of the prices whatattack he has proposed or supported In f.'ict I agree with your editorial in the issue moment. Five years is long enough to wait for a members, walking on a red carpet to a waiting vigorously in the past on his Oa'n, not as the helicopter, standing in the doorway giving of August 7th. That is, I agree with your precept change of presentations to a higher plane, • for-victory sign, as if about to ascend to Valhalla, hut do not agree with, nor do I have to read, R. Baker president's man. editorials presented to inc in low-calibre said as much. S. Each In his own way I guess. II, As suggested above, Ford is known to be a bug ft is also imperative that Americans once wd on budget cut ting spending us where you m t for all cease identifying the man with the office. H Baker spend, heavily if _____ There are many articles in your paper (It you In this regard, It Is not without significance that should be "our" Gabriella Lane everywhere else, Postpon must, but slashing which dealt with paper), i all "good" but not Mr. Nixon's most loyalaupprter de his own ______________________________ Goldenrod, Fin, pressingly essential progrng ams. family, Rabbi Baruch Korff, called his an ti-Impeachment organization "National Citizens )sevitug of special recognition - Chesterfield Comnigue for Fairness to the Presidency." Add this one to the "I can't believe It, d It I Smith, president ci th e Am erican Bar AssocIation, Not the "President" but the 'Presidency." federal A 1 agency in Califo rnia shipped a ep t." While others might have been content to merely till Around I )IV I huge pa ckage Indeed, Korff maintained that the two were one I (about 20 z 20 in ches) through th e mall. the chair for one year, Mr. Smith expressed his views on ve It was to ha and the same. -.. 1 lilt I I 11 been ddllverpd deli v ed n nr nf I matters not the least of which was 'V wings which was stdIoned here lii Sanford at the Watergate and Mr. Nixon. Station . The Navy moved out of Sanjorformer Navy Air The Bar resolved at their annual meeting In d about six y THOUGHTS Honolulu that former President Nixon should not be Would you believe it was delive.J to the immune from prosecution for any wrongdoing in conSanford P0 this past Monday? ItI ascend to heaven, OLord,tJIjw.t there! If nection with Watergate. (The influence of Smith again I make my bed in Sheol, thou art there! If take coming to the fore.) the wings of the moullng and dwe ll in the utOn the matter of Vietnam draft resisters, their r readers are saying [louse President Ford goes termost jxzrta of the sea, e'ien there thy hand of ahead arid picks as his Veep same of the 'old cronies Ill-ll0to endorse conditional urruwsty shall lead me, and thy right hand shall hold me. , from That's cool. There was a time when if you even broached the former administration i Psalm such as Rockefeller or 1 M.A. J39:8,9, 0. c y The Clock the subject of amnesty others would automatically Goldwater then it's going to be a re-run of what we've God is everywhere, the God who framed had before." question your loyalty. "MY staff came with more foolish ways to spepri mankind to be one mighty family, hfmself our By JOHN A. SPOLJ(I Good things take time. I can Walt elion YOLh Stall! Father, and the world our home. Samuel Think About It ... Behind an able man there Taylor Coleridge, English poet. are always other able men. otter 4 , : - - er — . ..,, - &eatTheHeat,,. AIR CONDITION NOW! ____ — — -R$en '. ,--Ne - ar. - Num - r . ' '. NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE • nearing - the increase will be held .1 on August 26, 1974 at 7:30 p.m. at - - •- - c I - 1 16W-4 __ a SMALL SIZE BULLETIN BOARDS ', - Wood. Fiam, me i24' $692 24 '36' 11.38 16 '411 18-60 Aluminum turns 18 *24 1 24 i3' 36 s48 - — I to increase your property taxes. ear, rnjnv - The City of Lake Mary, Florida proposes baa — "This Ic much more than we thought," Stevens said. — Textbook . - s buspended Nat"iona I StriIce In 6th \/\feelc AREA DEATHS — - i 'i ego iaiion - CITIZENS OF CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA . ____ ' - — / — TO The Editor was The Miami Herald sa id In Monda y edi ti ons that records of Charge TALLAHAEE Fla, (AP) said his plan would take the fi. ing he was 'stupid" for sug- Stevens, Bevis' administrative A proposal to put a capital nancial burden of Bevis said the plan would building uew gesting facilities charge on new build. generating plants off present man such a thing, a spokes- assista nt, provide "cheap money" besaid. inga to pay electric generating electric users. cau.wutilitiesould not have to hI''r, at a hearing costa was to go before the Pub-Since Boys made the propo borrow so much at the present Petersburg last week on a pr None of the four electric co lie Service Commission today. al two weeks ao, he 12 per cent Lnteret r;t nd th poscd ra?' h r 'e .,ic rcgu!!LJ L cZanan ili Bevis, ceived ulidawouidbeezernpttrnm lU lets favoring hls has told Beris their position on Power Corp. pres the who proposed the new charge, plan and an unsigned one sayident Andrew 48 per cent federal corporate Hi nes Jr. said each new the new charges, said Tommy user tar.. costs the cnmnanv !1F EARING • -- Slate Insur. ozr O'Malley says he has no idea why Miami's Cedars of Leba. non Ho5pit,aI did not bill hum for treatment on three — 1 ')i I m pact Jti I '- .1- ____ - MIAMI (AP) flCC Is • . ,' .. Billed I . ' — tJC)f I --rn • . . -- Treatment ent C Mu I s 1J*5 . e / the validity and efficacy of this abbreviated form of impeachment. 7' ' . . can use the report or cast it McAllister said open house.s aside as they ap pear to be at- will be held at all Sunland Cen. tempting to do now," Kuun ters this weeke nd for Floridians said. "I can assure you the to see for themselves how relegislature Is going to use the larded patients are treated. report and our legislative committee is going to use the McAllister is resigning next report." month as division director and will accept a one-year assign. Ke ller said he would study the ment to explore new retardareport's recommenda ti o ns to lion program's with the Pr'ci. * 6. t.iiU be impie- dent's Commltte'e on Mental rnented. Reta rdation in Washin gton. . "' . ,—. ('iA,'iiirit, I IA I I who made this report and the report itself," Kutun said, At a news conference last week, McAllister and Keller said that parts of the report were Inaccurate and could be misleading, McAllister said many of !k "It appears to me there's no were good, but criticized th e intent by the administration in cft for making allega. use this report, and every at. lions of patient abuse with out tempt is be mad. tn .11.,,, parage the credibility of people "Mr. Keller or Mr. McAlliste r For Music Theme S .1~4 I ____ -.- '______ It __ ____ Try lashing ______ . ""'I.,., ' vestigating the Sunland Centers, contend ed that Retarda. lion Director Jack McAllister and O.J. Keller, Heal th and Rehabilit.ative Services secretar y, were trying to downgrade the report. — 4.. _____ 1W wogto? ______ ______ .W .t . Maverick Senator ___ . __ . _____ ___ ____ -Of Ford Bug on Budget E'12y _____ "-. - (Ions Included firing of some top-level division admInls. trators. "The legislature has a keen Interest in this controversy and will continue to be totally and completely In volved to bring a bout all possible changes that b' n-ad by legislation," said Kutun, a member of the special blue-ribbon panel, Kutun, also chaiçman of a '' in. Bevis said a study by the staff since April showed that the ftnanciah1y.troubIe Vileskor electric companies would be hospital showed O'Malley Z -11 v 1J paid about $300 for each new received a total of $1,448.82 in For Free Estimate home and more for businesses treatment there in 1968, 1970 Call 322.6390 and industrial plants. a nd 1973. MIAMI (AP) Officials 5y the impress SANFORD HEATING ion of movement oth er proposals on fringe bene. Ills health insur ance paid suspended The exact amount of th e capi. Co n t r a C t when the talks weren't moving AND th fuLs li e union dropped the tal facilities charge wo part of the bill each time, but negotiations be tween Nationa uld be l at all," Donlan said. th e balance a total of $537. con troversial "scope issue" on determi AIR CONDITIONING Airlines and a striking mined ned after public hearDonlan said Na ti ona l has of. subcontracting. 2609 S. Sanford Ave. was never billed to O'Malley, machinists' union may not fered the machinists a contract he said. I Sanford the Herald said, resume for two weeks, although package that matched LAM set"Any bills I've ever received the union has shelved a major dements with other airlines, from any hospital or any doe- demand, and he said the carrier considtor, ei ther my insurance has The International Association ers the union's demands unaccovered or I've personally of Machinists agreed to withceptable. paid," said O'Malley, whose fj. draw its unprecedented I . _ "Clearly, we've put together; I £ nances are being investigated demand that National build a 7 -.., package that is similar to or I to'' . by a Leon County 0 .. -C * . . . I . .. . J , new faciliti es to handle all in excess of the industry pattern "If they didn't send a bill, I'd mechanical work now being set My by United in May," he said. • • • • suggest that you find out why subcontracted. lm "We have to look at other they didn't send a bill. But the 1AM insisted that Na- carriers and at other agree"If they want to bill me now, I tonal accept a 10-item li S -- S • st of ments cover I g people doing in expect them to tell me why I other demands before ending the be same work. As far as the wasn't billed in the first place." the five-week-old strike, ac- ii list is concerned, our poslCedar's former president, cording to sources involved in (ion is that we just aren't going .6 . Sa nford Bronstein, who was the talks. S ... By GEORGE W.CRANE . i what would happen if their eggs to do it." ousted from his post Ph. D., M.D. and When National refused, nego. were placed in the nests But 1AM spokesman William charged with stealing Comp titive canaries. tiatlons were suspended Friday Spurloek told his striking memIn hospital funds by forging by federal mediators in Wash. bership last CASE M19: Barbara K., week that Na tional u the eggs then hatched and checks, would not comment ington. Rates aged 17, ii a had broken cooscientlous high the young sparrows were a promises to accept • • 1 ut bo the O'Malley bills, the schooler. "We Just felt things were proreared exclusively In a canary Herald said. "Dr. Crane," she began, ceeding so slowly that we'd let "my environment, without ever Officials of the hospital,, them go home and come back music teacher 500-word theme.has assigned us a hearing any adult sparrows, which has been the subject of a perhaps In more of a settlement what would be the result' , P ti ti ø !hdP,,IS•!f L grand Jury investigation in- posture," mL",., Ken "We volring $1 Well, the sparrows Imitated million In checks, McMurray said. Music Enhances Life,' "The best themes then are their adopted parents, for y said their records Indicated The Miami-based airline has O'Malley was not began to be billed been shut to trill like canaries. entered in a regional contest, so down since mid-July "None of the sparrows," for the unpaid portion of his when 1,600 members of the lAM I'd lute to win. "Where can I get some ideas added Prof. Conrad!, "ever had hospital charges, the Herald walked off the Job. Other em on this topic?" the characteristic call note of said. PiGYta, (sum pilots to service the wild species, but by and y' The Herald said the balance people, are honoring picket NOTI of two bills were written off as lines around the country. adopted those of the canary. "They imitated the canary "charity allowance" while a National's chief negotiator Go to your local library and perf ect ly except that their voice note on the third bill said the John Donlan said he approved get a copy of the 1974 edition of did not have the musical service was complimentary, of the suspension of negotiamy college textbook finish." O'Malley said he Is paying the (Ions. "Psychology Applied." "It was deluding people to sit Miriam, the sister of Moses 13,0% balance of a $6,184 bill For it contains an entire from Mercy Hospi tal in Miami. up there and negotiate, giving and Aaron, was also called the chapter dealing with the Sweet Singer of Israel. Psychology of both music and David also introduced Plus about 200 choice musical therapy to soothe in. questions on a wide variety of same King Saul, for David's topics that will enrich your tutrp playing wou1dljjug Saul -speeches, essays and school back to normalcy alter he had lapsed into a psychotic attack. themes, as follows: MRS MARY ANDREWS McLauglhin Mortuary Chapel "Music," said John Erskine, The churches have been the charge. "is the only language in which major custodians of music and Mrs. Mary Andrews, fl, of you cannot say a mean or morality down through the 1107 Beachvjew Dr., Fort sarcastic thing." John Erskine ages, for the great hymns ofWalton Beach, died Saturday night in that city. Born in Funeral Notice lPage 345) past generations are the Alabama That makes a superb text for melodic spiritual link that holds ANDREWS, MARY W.— such a theme as Barbara is to generations together in an Walton Beach for five years and Funeral services for Mrs M.y vi. Anorewi, 97. of 11C ' rompoce, for it streum the c'r,aI (ikiitily vi ideazism, Was a resident of Sanford for Bhiiw Or, Forl Walkpositive aspects of music. But the chief Purpose of ma ny years. Beach, who died Saturday v,'o Survivors include a da ughter, Shakespeare, however, church musi c is to re vi ve or be held at 2 p.m. Tu,sda, documents the same idea by resurrect lofty emotions Mrs. Mary Scherf, Fort Walton from MLlughtln Mortua,1, 'showing the dangers In a non- have become habitua(ed that Chapel with Rev. Ben Bradley to Beach; sister, Mrs. Amy W. officiating Burial in Mary McDonald , Fair Hope, Ala' musical personlity when he familiar old hymns. Ester Cemetery. McLajgJl'n states (P. 344): M,tuiry, Fort Walton Beach Alas, many modern Music seven grandchildren and 11 charge. "The man that bath no music Directors engagi 'i "show off" great-grandchildren. A..._.I...I. I in himself, "Nor is not moved melodic pyrotechnics by thel pUDIIC on by concord of sweet sou nds, "Is choirs, thus leaving th fit for tr eason, stratagems, and audience inert and unpolarized spoils." So they are a detrimen But music, as well as (instead of an ally) to a giftet morality, depend to a la rge pulpit orator, degree on proper cultural Familiar melodies an surroundings, both at home and necessary' to polarize in the school, congregation in five minutes s Way back in 1005, Prof. E. the pastor can then build blu Conradi thus experimented climax on that already inspired with English spa rrows to find audience. I RAY CROMLEY omm Candidates expected to attend ir.clude: Paula Hawkins of Maitland, Public Service Commissioner and hiisin,srn Jack Eckerd, (vinier State Senator Jerry ThornUJ of Riviera Beach, candidate (or Governor; Republican candidate for Secretary of State, James Sebesta of Tampa, Hillsborough county elections supervisor and candidate for Secretary of State; William Keller and Maurice Eve, candidates for County Council; Richard Graham of DeLand, candidate for the House; James Clayton, candidate for Volusia Florida school hoard; Richmond Holcombe, West Volusia Hospital Authority; leroiiie AM1Uflin West }1ospitui Authority Joc Benedict of Samula incwnbent for County Cornmissioner at Large, The picnic will be open to the public. A Tampa couple and two children, kill, when their car collided wi th an Amtrak passenger train, were among five persons who died In weekend traffic accidents in Florida, state troopers say. A spokesman said Jack Alfonso, 60, his wile Olga, 47, and two children, Allen Sanchez, 8, and Ric ha rd Gomez, 9, (lied Saturday when Alfonso turned th e car onto a side road and Into the path of (lie train, 'l'o o th er children, Lawrence Smith, II, and Roserdos Castillo, 12, were injured in the accident, which occured about 10 miles east of Tampa, the spokesman said, Troopers said the fifth weekend fatality was Charles lander, 55, of Largo, who was struck by a car Saturday as he walked along a Largo street. He was pr noun ced dead o on arriv al at a local hospital, DON OAKLEY to what degree. President Ford himself alluded to the difficulty of selecting those areas for cutting the budget when he joked about voting for worth while projects for Grand Rapids, Mich. as a congressman and against boondoggles for an opponent's home town. A look at the 1973 federal budget is even more revealing. National Defense and Income Security On represent th e two largest areas of federal spending and there is little that can be done to cut ei th er' This na tion will probably never witness the President Ford has insisted that the defense budget remov al of a president through the for, full. is 'off limits' to the costcutters and federal spenai im it is not that the ding in the Income Security area Is likely to Ifl- relevant clnt clauses in th tion are dead e Constitu crease ra th er than lend itself to budget cuts, let or that this ultimate sanction adhering to We aren't critical of those candidates who have Congress is nothing more than a scabbard posed the question without offering a solution, without a sword. We're pointing out that the state of the economy is Far from it. It was the very certainty of such that everyone—from President Ford down to Impeachment by the House of Representatives and his conviction by the Senate that the average housewife— recognizes the problem, persuaded Richard Nixon that the last stone in but no one seems to ha ve a very good bead on a the wail had thled.l.suj l'o t'" no recourse . 5 Die In Weekend Traffic . where government spending must be slashed and TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Changes in Suniand Cen ters for the retarded will be made by the legisla ture If the state's Retarda tion Division doesn't lake action itself, says Rep. Barry Kutun, D.-MIaml. A special 12-member cornmittee rei"nmmendi'4 eha.ngt! a 72-page report last week that was sharply cri tical of the that Sunland Cen te r, opera ted by ' Th rrern. — Volusia GOP Picnic ' rol WASHINGTON The Central Intelligence The CIA director, who as a top U.S. hand in "all such support has been terminated." Agency has admitted In an extraordinary Vietnam saw handwritten manuscript for the better part of a the abuses firsthand, nevertheless, home ieliv'ry: Week, 5 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: private letter to We also reported last September that 1W' CIA year. In addition, some $15,000 in federal funds Sen. William Fuibright, D-Ark., said. tha the AburezJt measure would YedI, $28.40. by Mail: In k'lurlda same as home delivery. All that the agency has penetrated the "appear was involved in a Texas bomb school where the were spent to convert a conference room into a police forces _to restrict activities. bv• the CIA This nutn other mail' Month t? 70• M,ntiv t1 t o% 1') tZ............... 11 ................. ••• . 'i",Innv - - L.... 'a a vs uWaCK would be i "obtaining foreign in. devices. A Slate Department official later ad. The remarkable confession by CIA Director telligence Information' from Boorstin conceded tha t o e of his royalties friendly espionage mitted the CIA provided "guest lecturers William Colby came in the course of a discreet services and agents "wIthin nticral police will be used to reiinbur!e the uS, tr.eury. He the cour which has :ww been moved but intensive lobbying effort to keep alive U.S. fcrces. Colby went on. told my reporter Ed Tropeano that he divided his Edgewood Arsenal, Md. C upport fur foreign police programs. Some of the agents in foreign police forces, work day between his book and museum matFootnote: Both the CIA and the academy Colby told Fulbright that the "relationships" Colby indicated, R(J had been that his project had the approval of the and developed during no CIA funds are now going into the school. Colby built up with policemen through these programs "specialized training and other support" given has also personally said suppor t by the CIA for Smithsonian. have been highly useful in "obtaining foreign by the CIA. In sum, concluded Colby, the CIA the school has been terminated. elligence" from foreign constabularies. WASHINGTON WHIRL: The Senate Deep. m rezk bill "not be HISTORY LESSON: Famed historian Daniel water Ports Committee, succumbing to lobbying The friendly foreign cops, like national police adopted." J. Boorstin used some 65,000 in government by the dredging interests, has approved a bill everywhere, are privy to their nation's darkest Colby's lobbying proved effective. In secret employes' time and federal facilities to help him Increasing dangers to harbors from oil spills. An secrets. And while Colby does not say so, our session, the committee permitted the CL to go Write his iulitzer Prize-winning, book, "The internal staff report calls the bill "sloppy government sources tell us the foreigners are not on supporting foreign p olice operations. We've Spent a lot of tlille Americans i - The Democratic Experience." over the past several above trading a national secret or two for a little legislation" because it would make it easier for . Insiders effort to defeat weeks listening to politicians. According to go,. ,mment attorney, CIA Cash. ,.., qted tiaiiy amniecj at 01 laxpa y'vis nmuney fur such private activities is ports, in.."ead of opening the way for oil to come 6011le have been informative, some amusi. -Ig Colby, in his message to Fulbright, delicately preserving the International police Acade,ny, an against regulations. Boorstin claims it Is com- in through safer offshore platform ports . . . . and a few deadly bores. But everyone we've talked skirts the matter of corrupting foreign police, institution dear to the hearts of the spooks. mon practice for universities to allow scholars Contrict bridge Life Master Ralph Webber, of conceding only that the fissions bring the CIA to Seem to be rwinuig age*iat the same Opponent— use of students, researchers and office space. According to Victor Marchetti and John vita l information on "illicit rtarcotic.s traffic, St. Louis, was up and down the East Coast for inflation. Roorstin, director of the Smithsonian towney re'i'ntly and rell.d his •outsic! in ternational terrorism and hijacking." Marks, authors of "The CIA and the Cult of Museum 01 HLSWry & 1eclrnoiogy, used twc of conquest was Adolf Hitler in a game at Bet. Colby's covert lobbying was directed against Intelligence," the agency has funded training of that under no conceivable set of circumstances a bill by Sen. James Abourezk, 1)-S.D., foreign police at the academy and recruited the museum's historian researchers, Peter chtesgaden almost 40 years ago. 71w Myear-old : could influence national policy in any field, let would kill US. aid to foreign police a nd spies ere. th Marzio and Louis Gorr, to work on the book. Webber found the Scourge of Europe a "timid, pr ison They alternately shared the duties over a three- cautious bidder" who played "back-number alone economics. Nonetheless all agreed that operations. The measure was drafted after Colby himself wrote to Abourezk last January year period. Their salaries, while on the project, bridge." Ironically, the toughest amateur abockbig abuses were disclosed in South Viet. that the academy, tlation, as President Ford reminded us, is Public ostensibly run by the State totaled more than $35,000. namese prisons constructed with the U.S. tax- Department, has "called Enemy No. 1. Webber ever faced was retired General Alfred : 40 on us In the past for Boorstin's persorsal secretary also helped the Gruenther, whose World War II exploits payers' funds, helped The only trouble is everyone is quite articulate some support for their program. But," he added, enterprising prize winner. She typed away on his (rump hitler's aces. at defining the problem but speechless when it comes to offering a solution. We're told the government must cut spending but no one is willing to delve into th e specifics of — S IN BRIEF n Monday, August 19, 1974_-SA Solons Push For un land Chanaes FLORIDA ANflcPcnM Jr. -------- .Alia 'gcorgo stuartillillow%AW 113 E Robinson Downtown Oulando FUNERAL HOME 66.70 11.00 18.20 Lai.s s,•. sv.,I,bI. 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Be wise. 35 N! ales Ifave a good time with Berrisitein and Woodward 1'errY doesn't say no, but he IlSecluded AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Valley "The Gulag Archipelago,52 Grrek wa r god congenials and be the good Aquarian mixer you are. Your 27 Lebanew 4 WLse old titan se,lport 53 M usical sound Solzhcnitsyn its effea Joe anal)7,es the the show, playing himself. The 40 Fmid at creativity Is high and you can do much about that. Swirl. Violent 25IConcerning 540M-whocigles roadside ch rx-r 5 strearn pitch, too. "The Memory Book," Lo. Carter hottse is turned into a 57 Ifearing organ PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Make sure you keep me (Latini 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES movleset(ora film that ConPromises You have made to those in business and the beneft say' _.. le JI 2 3 4 6 1 8 9 10 11] comin g Inynu Re more cop'ire'1tary o'rratc "It!!! By Dobt" REIWN s is mang. %,ue is bun, as 111114-32!5 "You Can fl Profit rom a 11 Rookie Gillis drops pursuit of a he diF-covers toing to make a IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. . . he or she will un• Mon. 1. gunman to try to help a fatally movie with Lucy around is just 1. derstand what others want from the relationsWp, so teach to etary Crisis," Browne 115 dbout m.pozsie, cooperate more, especially where big projects are concerned, 17 Teach to protect and not to ta ke any undue risks. Your progeny . 9:30-10 CBS THE NEW FLOYD THEAT RES 118 will not care much for sports but will enjoy the philosophical, 19 I I I I I I I I I1 1 1 1 , 20 21 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 11110CAM111 C1111" a.. I I Don't neglect ethical training. RERUN Dick runs ?111FUraff "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of —i gues your life is largely up to YOU' Serving I andy aark who us her 124 25 6 Breakfast7 11 Lunch 11.2 DinnerS.io 27 2 30 7 30 9 35 28 29 30 311 i W1 Righter ,s Carroll to help •r Individual Forecast for your sign ter September I i BORN LOSERS now ready. For your copy snd your brthdate and $1 to Carroll RIghters VJ reer. Dick's a target. I 34 Forecast, Evening Herald, P 0. flex 679, I I PG Dinner l ________________ H olly wood, Calif . 90028 rM • Menu Features I _ __ up Q /, . ~.% a SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) BeIng alert to what Is hapPenlnaroundYouiswise.Youcanbenefitfromit or y0j8fly et I shown up with three spades and P by A *_ daunted into some very de. The C01141115e Of the Austn>. mantling research and de. Hungarian Empire after World scribed the period with color War I was it major factor in and affection. Western Europe's decline arW Ile attempts to recapture the the rise of the Soviet Union and whole epoch. Franz Joseph the rest of the East In the power emerges as the supreme bu abundance. Listen to what a clever adviser has to suggest for YOUr bettffment. Improve your property. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You are in an excellent mood and can accomplish almost anything you set your mind on, so make the most Of this very precious tiz I. , $12.50. being. Take it easy tonight. LEO tJuly 22 to Aug. fliShowing affection (or friends 'I'2 ________________________________ X SCALD PARBOIL Harper & Row. 532 Pages, longdead. time south IT Pass a ss ' ' "' V I /',C"] -'1 cast and cr ew were there sure to contact the right people. Use V' — ~., . in play in the form of ,1 MINCE GENERAL TENDENCIES: The daytime Is excellent for century the grcat French coming to a new understanding with persona you want to be allied diplomat Talleyrand prophetwith in th e future. Talk over whatever ambitions impel u ica wise. Be N~~~ -i We%t North F,a%t ,.,'1 S .,-- ~ .- ~4 . I CAML. - 6.10 ~ I I ~ 1, REV. HE Y, HE ~ ' ~Ctj Ne CLAMS 1~ it 1111 c If, "Seek & Find.— "tar-T.-legia in S~ 11dicale Addre'.% 4 in and around AbeHne, Kan. Kan. - -.1, 'i~~ ;)iJ (V fis ,,rticf am or all of the expitided "Seek & Uind" book-.. - and comfortable and co-workers all cooperate morn. Tr to lmorne your nnrQv* V a - 1!) I . kiter' iii eperathe j I %%eMheld six _ - PARCH osr BARBECUE BRAISE DEVIL just can't be un or a guy who says he doesn't want to be bothered," The film was shot on location 11), CARROLL 111GUTE11 4 i 106 - --- -_ - V tIidftoul'tj effort eiirtonanyone'st':. to When East umped the third I 87 "' and they HOROSCOPE V' - I THE BORN LOSER i People find the world in turinuil managed to pace himself, and The V -! , - ,_ face today. Young people, older ntimhcr 2 Nevertheless, Kiley has £ , .r , I SOUTH 11)) N1 I C A I A L A R P C I F A K A B C S "It's like the problems people can accept k bI comfortable on stage. I think it fits my personality. I love films an d TV, b I es me feel more at activities early is department are angry and JoNtrile Wbitaker. He portrays Gillis finds himself facing a boy looking for his mbsing deParUMW charges fol. his COntinue after the mother, and gets help from INI faishal Ddlon. But the search gunman. Ile's accused of in. competence and being gun shy, is sidetracked when Dfflon rather than gaining approval into an had been forhlscompassion. looking for untfl he met the. y. .I credit Ve - 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 1) News (9) All My Children I) S V U I. E U A K to the North. 5" 'La Mancha.il;' Kiley GEMINI(hI'y 21 t *iune 21) Planning smial and amusement Semester Florida medium. No one "' J:0 J C theater's more beautiful empress, Elisabeth, lly stressed that a strong fled early from the realities of memorable hit.s. towards making the effort to work harder and produce better Austria was indispensable as a her responsibilities; even her Instead of Kiley, HoUood results. buffer against the hordesb murder seems more melopicked Pe:er O'Toole, teamed ARIES (51ar. 21 to Apr. 191 Ask quest.ions of a.swiates 30 YOU Yond the Oder. drama than history. him 111=14)atably with Sophia knOw exacdY what is expected ' of You. Cement better relat.ions George R. ,Murek has told the Loren for the screen version. and come to new agreements. - Rona,ld C. Hood storY of the empire's twilight and produced one of the biggest Associated Press TAURUS(Apr. 20 to May 20) Make your suffoundings more years during the long reign of (35) ton Place (44) VJiety 6:30(4) Summers' that Kiley Broadway for one of the 6:00 (2, 6, 1, 9) (6) Search For Tomorrow Alman.v ing Nun had created on ams Family (35) Florida Lifestyle 12:30 M 1) Celebrity Sweepstakes Blyden. Mancha," In a role (33) Lost In Space (I) Jackpot Larry ' and claims his contract before V some d his For Tuesday, August 20, 1974 Show Restless MORNING The Daisies Mission Impossible Mister Rogers Neighbnrhood Batman Green Acres (6) Green Aces (13) Tom Ewet (2, 44) News (6) Young And with fall, Paramount Pictures will release a holidayentertainment film, a musical version of ,'The IJttle Prince," starring Kiley. There's real Irony to t upcoming Kiley, wickedly by. passing him for the lead In the film version of "Man of IA Beaver Women Only along over actor s FAST 1c, I I trick. West Say s . 'II lo3ks as if YOU knew my partner had the 'Ifi__~ A No Jim: "Holmes promptly W ESM I .. L nimsea caught in the middle of the War Between the Sta tes. . UçK OVER - V (35) Leave It ro 5:00 (9) •, ( AISM / ., / Significantly, Kiley is top-billed keep busy in all media. Ile's for a month. Kiley revealed uAk-A , L_ in the advance promotion in Oils especially Pleased about "The Umt special color effects and TIIE EAGLES DIE: illustrious company of actors. 34 th Sta te" for a Franz modem psychology to fom his number of film created the harsh, hard Joseph, Eflsabeth and their character Judgments, a shaky And sometime later in the reasons. Not the least was the look of Kansas in the mid-18ft. Austria. By George R. Marek. de%ice when applied to those Council (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (33) Fran Carlion TUESDAY and (13) Orlando City Squares 12:00 Singular," Geraldine Page, Sandy Dennis (8) Merve Griffin (9) Gilligan's island 11:30 (2,8) Hollywood (13) Burke's Law 10:30 113S) News 11:00 (1, 6, 1111,11 News 135) Movie (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2, 8) Tonight Show (6, 44) Movie 11:4S (9) News 12:15 (9) Movie . (44) Gilligan's Island Show 10:00 (6) Medical Center his first love, Broadway, to star t) a SUCI'eSSLUI L'ngIIsi COI11Cu,, "The Absurd Person, frI1rat4)ns, and ...BUTTh7I SAT BIG OL HERE 33 HIALDP0UE CNV EBBRRBT hangs around, hoping for the Ile,s torn, but finally realizes he bcst. must make a decision. Ile goes South. It will be seen i (24) Sesame Street See It" 3S) Romper Room (44) Movie Penthouse 4'OO (2 8) (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (6) What's My Line (9) Split Second edltiiig su*. an disappears, The actor just on CB&nl, Aug. -97, from 8:3o. 9:30 p.m. In September Kiley retums, to Barnyard (44) tow North or Live (3$) then overl,ke(j for the into the about a man in Kansas torn between deciding to join the (9) One Life To 10:30 (2, 8) W!nnIng Streak (6) Gambit The Ghost (13) C ROdeO 9:00 (6) Here's Lucy (9) NFLMlarn a 1Y special cailed "The 34th state," a Civil War drama (9) General Hospital OS) Mr. Ed (44) Lost in Space 3:30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (6) The Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows (44) Bold () R:30 (Li MY Partner Dick Van (6) The Price is Junction 10:00 112,A) Name That Tune (24) American Tennis Tour (35) Mothers-in-Law nderdog U 300 (2 3) Another World 9:30 (8) That Girl was , - A E I E A E P E A K B A E S I I 9" N - NG ,HM%s.J AROU ND 0 RLJA B C U S R S U C I D E N I A A t r I A B K A I B B A 'i IIALU egree picture due for release arounti filth VeriR,I1 of acheivernent. the holidays. y, Kiley says he feels "In a sense, this story relates If Kiley had Planned it Uiat more comfortable on the stage. ,to problems of today," Kiley way, it could have 'uried out 'There'sndlfferentuur,gabout better. In the chronological doing a play," he observed, observed. "Hen is a man who wants only to be left to his order Kiley will first be seen in "You do a film and (lien it goes f,1nilly Fir. , , f n. fi - Life Beaver Deal 9:30 U motion Broadway and a major V 104 It forming arts - a tcle%ision Pened so often before where growth period, its hardships special, a new play on the star who created the role heartaches, dilemmas an(i Nt a , R as an actor for all role, bull was prepared not takes his family from Illinois to media. In the coming mon ths, the to get it. That's the way Kansas 34th state to Join th e his talents will have graced Hollywood reacts to the Union), in the 1840s. The story every form of ihe major per- Broadway actor, It had hap- follows the family through its (9) Girl In My (6) Mike Douglas Show u ruth (9) Let's Make A (13) Tuxedo PhUDorahue I • I C AA0 T UUN Kiley plays a farmer who described (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2, 8) Doctors (6) Edge Of Shaw Show - Deal 7:00 (2. 3) Days Of Our Lives 30119) Movie (44) Tennessee- 0 -. (6) Capt. Kangeroo (9) Truth Or Consequences (4,111 New Zoo Revue 9:00 (2) care and quahty of product.ion and the mess.age in Richard Kiley can best be adding,"I was in contention for IF ThO5EThOGUYSWERENIT A T KIC E 0 N I C M H N D R E U K I A Turns (9) Let's Make A , (33, 44) Star Trek (fl Untamed World (6) Andy Griffith ThIds \, . - Fm Av spade to dummy's ace. holmes r uf fs INW(TU 4AQ4 2 1Z - f- I~ 1 Z' ALLEY OOP C C 0 N R M I I C REPN C S AA A I edia recalled during an interview at f 11 ~ -0 I -_ - R B HR A P K N AS I S A i AS A Ii II I By DAN LEWIS Id Weather 7:30 (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 I _ A MINMARMATEA0RM0AT V'C E 1 30 (2. I ) Jeoepardy Top 7 23 (6) Hogans Heroes What's My Line Hitchcock Presents I I • - (6) CBS News ___ B C E C B B !Iif A R I NA T F T R R S Nf *A** o r I 0 ) Actor R echard Kil-all S II M (!! by Dick Turner W I N A T B R I D G E V I — * _ TONIGHT'STV . 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I -_ N~ ~ , -.- . : : '4 , ' , - I 4, r , ••,,•• with Bob Griese, Earl MOffaH hOrnet0wn hero Terry Metoff. and Don StrOck in camp, mid, Randy Gradishar, Denver's "I'm stagnating right now, star linebacker, intercepted a ra i S deiphia Phimes turned back the homer off Jon Matlack In the M W 1 1=_ - = ~ ___________ . . ______ I -- "Sure I expected it to happen. pass and ran 83 yards for a But It's a real shocker to have touchdownwith four minutes 3, Expos Atlanta Braves 74, the Houston seventh inning after an in. Milt May's two.run homer busted Ylur butt for a month remaining to provide the nw. Jim Wynn says Los Angeles' tros blanked the Montreal tentlonal twut wa to Tony and Bob Wa tson's solo shot and a hail, Playing most of the gin of victory for the Broncos, 1 thumping Sunday at the Expos 3 and the Chicago Cubs Perez. backed Dave Roberts' five-Wt hands of the ttsburgh Pirates clobbered the San Diego Padres pitching. Montreal's Tom May be just what the reeling 14-6. O,u, Curtis pitched a five-hit- Walker was cruising along With Dodge rs needed ... and it came Center fielder Wynn offered a two-titter going in to the aevin handy for the Cincinnati his theory after the Pirates ter for the Cards' fourth Reds, pounded out 17 hits, most salt victory and also am14, Pd 6 ed While the Dodgers were suf. nçainst the Dodgers two sixInntng runs fering their sixth ronRcIltive Son, ln,:Iu(ft home runs by setbact, the Reds were edging Bob Robertson and Richie Zisk. sicLed the Giants to one single highligh'3:ewd Chicago's th inning and the New York Mets 6.5 to climb The Dodgers have scored unearned rw. Swisher and Jose Cardenal St. Iu got a first-inning within 2' games of f ro nt-run. only 31 In their six-game an Reggie Smidi's single and homere for the Cubs Swisher ning Los Angeles in the Nation. slide. broke a 1.1 tie In the seeond in. al Iague's West Division. ke McBrides triple. Mike nin Sunday's assault against g wi th his fourth homer of The Dodgers' margin is the Geoff Zahn and three relievers Tyson's sacrifice fly boosted ot, and by the lead to 2 In the fourth, smallest since they led Houston also Included two do c SCOREBWD - . By The Associated Press steve ubl by two games on Ma) 9 and it's Rorbvn, one apiece by Lk Cleveland Baltimore Ne* York a 60 57 .313 4,, Mantreai 61 59 .506 s Bill Robimon, Nke SdiniJdt Mmniksota Sn Dèeco ew York 2 Chicago 7. Lcuis Pattern S. , -- - XW- , • -. 1 r, . . . - - Safl in the $100,000 Hobson Stakes VV BATTED " I I 5-Garr. only pitcher in the major sevenhilter and wrecking the taurhittpr, struck out five bat. th ns ls serious threat ters ed leagues wi 19 wi Roya 'onJy wit Busby, meanwhile, pitched a a neat pickoff play and some and walk land. fr fl San Yankees 9, While Sox 4 0109A ghth inning and which was more than enough. Joe Rudi and Pat Boirque drove _~-___7 ~J - I 71 I=- ~ J Zt'. at - M 0*ht;~(% 3k A c 110. Is 361. Hargro,~ , - , , ._.__ - _~__-_ ~. i!_7 ~Z_A4 - 01. GrBa Ae lur H I I 5- C4rew . Mn DOUBLES -Rudi --;-_-_ . .- : - __ ~__ --~_ erl-VaCA ~- L~_- - 161 . TRIP 5ks Cl Decistonsi- Phi, _J ~ - I .. Oak 32 •l John. IA, 133, SI)). 753 CIO ST RIX EOUYS -Cariton, 1p _ '. W, - Scott, Mil, 138 s?are'; . -- ~_T1A ,--02T) L-~ k_A~0:'-fel :ZX r;,, "I_4 . -;~ , p- - - 7~~ ii Phi, 37 Burroughs. ftt( I ' ST 0 1 ( N ;A 'ES_po,?h STOLEN BASES--B,k, SIL, Oak, 41, River, Cal 30 r (12 - Ak I E 1,;A._~-_-K- HOME R UNS5chmpdt N. inn LA 77 PITCHINC, , 14. - T - SOn C Perry. Cle, l&7. a. C ': I Reggie Jackson and Gene Slunson and E!Iiott Maddox- - 4 New York I SeavOks, SF. 11 3. 716. 316. A' s 13, Tigers 3 7 Ii) - - All, ,-.--..--- at At IN - Schmial, ai SS " :- at at Cincinnati (GuIle?? 136). N bats) - Ati, I I IS SI.L anta 0rt San F ra nc isco (Bryant 02 RUNS - Chicago in DouISCE: PQh2$M.o,gn Co • 176 a? eaque Leaders Bch • 6 Diego U nnQ 16). (Reuschel 11 10) D CalIfornia NaliOnAl League OATIING 1300 M SaturdaatLibert) Bell Con e ru pted for six runs defeat No. 10 as the Orioles hit a homer, his first of the Brewe rs 5, Ange ls 2 in the eighth inning, squeezed outs 1 victory over year. which chased Wood. n Money drove in two By then, though, Boston had the Kansas City Royals. Rangers 1, :nans 0 with a pa ir of singles and Tom given the veteran right-hander Orioles I, Royals 0 Ferguson Jenkins pitched a Murphy helped Jim Slaton with Krt MOntreal 3. t4cus?n 2 Sundays Games Pittsburgh 10. Los Angeles 3 7. Aana York Monday's Gam Rae? 1310) at Bos (Lee 13111 seven niore than Ecole Etage torN In six ~,Iarts , this %car and and six more than Convoy I]. 3 S. San Francisco Chicago 14. ChICCQO Infuriator rarried 115 poundsI .-- I~ -_ Cincinnati o. New York S SARAThGA SPRINGS, N.Y. the sth but the fifth hit was Paul Blair's go Los ANeies 40 k___ 4. C hica 3 6. New York ., Baltirriort 1. Kansas ciiy o Houston 3. Montreai o t*auk tung mutuel ', Innings Boston 4 Detroit i Oakland 3 K ansas CI?y 3, Baltimore 7 M;l*auk 1. Cnlforni. Snd7s Gam: s Texas 1. • n — " 56 $33 lot-, Cincinnati filly and t since thestch Isethlmdownandl his 10ak Detroit (Hdsh Q1) (AP) - little current and Lady Rotha in 1915 to win the worked on him Igood becau.w I 1 14). N Chris Evc:1 are through iivItij 1 ~ 4-rnile classic. She came out knew Little Current would be LOU trainer Saratoga for the year, and none of Rondinello have oakiand (Blue 14 10), N it with a th.ird-place finish coming along," said Mike to 500n been considering sending Utile and her second straight Holding Pattern Little Current weit imt x de Arc de o sat. Saratoga defeat—she finished took the lead from Chris Evert Triomphe in Paris Oct. 8. The with about one-eighth of a mile Marlboro a6o is being consid. as the even-money favorite and in the Alabama on Aug, 10. to go in the I 4-mile test on a ered. with a chance to cement his The victory for Holding Pat. sloppy track. M so to L leadership of thoroughbred rac- tern, who beat Uttle Current Favored Irifuriator, owned by by Holding Pattern was timed in Sigmund Sommer and ridden ing's 3-year-old males. fie calne a nose Aug. 3 and beat him - by a 2:05 1-5 under 121 pounds, the by Out Of it with a second straight head in the 71, By Tho Aisociated Press Brauho Baeza, held off , avers. came on same weight as Chris Evert and Ecole Etage for a neck victory runnerup finish to Holding Ws first attempt at 114 mijes AP Sports W riter is want didn't exactly Atlanta Satvrdsys Games Litt e Current Chrli*s Evert lot, 4 Angeles 75 46 620 C'nctnnati 73 19 .595 citNel8nd 4, Texas 0 :o 5 2 65 21 ; $ 62 61 .S n Fran Si u 443 21 I 60 61 .49t 91i San D!ego 48 14 391 27:, Saturday's Omits Ch1c"90 $ 7 Well 70 32 .574 - MimeW18 "I had clearsailing voining ,to New York Chicago 62 SP 112 56 62 -47S - West Texas ,hIa l •;i Maw W L Pct. OR Louis OR 60 60 _500 6 Milwaukoe nce they trailed by three single by Willie Stargell and and Willie Montanez homered American Leagu' scores: games way back on April 26. seven-hit pitch.ing by Larry for Philalelphia in support of Boston 9, Minnesota 6; Texas 1, They were 10t,z out as recently Dernery and Dave Giusti. Dick Ruthven's six-hit pitching. Cleveland 0; Baltim as miduly. Reds 6, Me ts 5 Ruthven had real oub1e only sas City 0; New York Yankees Elsewhere, the St. I ,ouls Car. The Reds nailed down the in the Wrd inning, when the 9, Chicago White Sox 4-, Oak. dlrls down ed the San Fran- triumph when Dave Concepcion Braves scored three runs, two land 13 , Delmit 3, thwaee 5 Cisco Giants 4-1, the Phila. blasted a an d with it chance at beeolnin4 st . B the Cah chased BW Greif with their big PhIflies 7, Braves 4 the Closest the Reds have been and Rennie Stennett, a two-run East .. -. National League Amectcan League . - Team Tennis So instead of getting vict4ry Munson (trove in three mm in t.. , a runs aplett: in Cakland',, and was sent packing when No, 19, Busby wound up with with two doubles and Maddox rout of the Tigets. fl5 tl t, The sparse crowd in Seattle, where Ow game had been 11 hits in 7 1-3 Linings Sundry BorR/C AMP 7O//tgAA V AVE, — . - loaded with rookies. Winesota dm&sed 72 players &nd Ow Doi- moved from Memphis, watched Ken Polke, who went from as the Cardinals exploded for No. I quarterback for Miami at four second-quarter touchthe start of the strike to No. 4 downs Surday including two by Tiant was cuffed around for son' s single. . . ' back in their familiar Oakland burled Detroit 41-10 roles, both teams were still Friday night. OSS E I ..'ern Division Allantic Section ,Minnesota .1 . Players Association strike, Dallas upended Houston 19-13. i x 1, - .- , - agreement that halted the NFL Bay defeated Chicago 20-10 ind But th!n, things aren' t a]. double in the ninth inning and New York ha, l Thurman nace slugged three-run homers _~ Jk_ = . ~ __ w w By hERSCHEL NSENSON The Us Angeles Rams bomb. veterans during t1x remainder beat the New York Jets 21-13; of his team'b preseason pitt s u r g h downed schedule. Philadelphia in overtinw, 33,M; But while the vetera ns, who Baltim ore trounced Cleveland came back to both cam 37.3' Ci nc i nnati trimmed Wednesday In the "cooling off" Atlanta 13-7 in overtime; Green . Red Sox held on for a .U triumph and Tiant th be came Dave McNally outdueled four-hitter, struck out five bat. solid refief pitc hlng in the Busby in the Orioles'victory ters and walW one for Texas. Brewers ' victory nver CAUfor. e over Ktinsas City, pitching a And Fritz Peterson pitched a a. - V 4 q --!• '. a, . . II - - ers o an eight-run cushion. So the ., ' ds on the Casselberry Winter Springs I) op Warner , 1th Steve Busby did — a . -+ •' a , . 2rMi. 1, - '4, - mmNIMM Miami Coach Dort Shula said ed the Kansas City Chiefs 58-16 he a lso will go basically with i Saturday, New York Giants team go through a practice drill Saturday at the inter Springs recreation field. The boys, alliilow I2-ar,, have btn practicing fI e da a week in preparation For th e uPcoming Pop Wa rn er season. ion , J ... N —' ( - . - pitch well enough to win his six-hitter against Baltimore- clutch hurling. I SANFORD - - is League title game 24-7. .40 • - 0 Cash 1k . HILDA RIChMOND - , I ... AMERICARD 1100 FRENCH -- - - r 1_1, ~L _X.4 M - - - I 1 0 MASTER CHARGE *ALL ATLAS IM ~ _Z : , t % — -. APPRECIATEDI COMVENIEPURT TERMS IV - ~_, ______________________________________________________________________________________ , k Z_ EA . PC. FREE . ___- -d- .uIPPu - BUSINESS IS oAige: r. $OUTHL RN HOMES IINCI 53$ ) - - , PUlNl1HIN ,~ .-~_ - ." AItamonIe Forest City - Chris Evert went Into ~he Marlborn Cup Sept. 14 at Be]- earned 169,960 for owner John Travers as the 9-5 second choice Inont Park. . S SIZE $349212 - - - --- ~__ I 1CJtf SHIRLEY MILLET -- -. / EA DfI II An todi' WHERE YOUR • _ 7 G95 __ SHOP A - rest! Try AMOCO SERVICE 1 of the fight for diision honors shot at the $250,000 invitational _1 , 322-1812 qA, ,4131k a.4% 064,~% '?* .0 , We think ev -eryono should have a aood night's _ ZFff Pattern, who now is in the thick and probably will earn him a five less than top-weighted little Current. Ile paid a win. ' oko ill ot, f, .. .. f :' : alo - 0 rt' nih? ?U t'rn uppo,t and ConSltuction See this IC'FI?IC hu % 9 ROOF to . _~, - BETTY CARTER PRODUCTS , P ____~ FREE CAR WASH _____ I -- .: * .- -- time and then-4n a space of a the In NFL action Sunday, there way out-4u both the Miami were still plenty of empty seats Dolphins and UW Minnesota despite the return of fariffliar Vikings Plan to make extaisive faces as Denver beat San Franuse of their establisW stars cixv 10.3, SL Louis bombed San during tonight's rematch of last Diego 48-14, Buffalo edged th15 and eEng pants. going after Lii wert. only 5,lg4 in n it, more than running Sea ttle for the CaIna1harg People in to look at them," said -ers game, while 17, ticke ts WflOse VIZ werciuiui re ded San rflflCw 7-. 7 it ehl nd by Alan Mayer I r All IFTV, 01~,% ,0 11 10 # 1~ --, %~ With Purchase of 10 Gal. Or More Gas OF ORIOLES AND BATS f!;~ , __ $!_ ~~_ N , r,!!~~. X — -, , - 3 't - ~ M knT _- - - ' . %-& f - - t;=A. _ , L_ -0 S. ~" __ I - -1 J Son F_ -t ~. " I 1h Ulco)4P, Bro n scheduled for Aug 24 at the Holy Cross Episcopal EXPERT MECHANIC ON DUTY "_V 3 1 ~ . A..'." t ~~R _1~ 11~, 'O It' '1Z Ile P9OnO.CCL 11 BLVD. 6ea8on .— , %~~r h 11~ "4 YS Ut few hours---be on the fourth ew fighter came back to his corner wobbly after the third of his shtItiled five rounder . Willia ms Car t er 's sudden loss of tqwlibrium Remembering Carter's last bout, Williams called 'r the ref and told him to stop it A wise decision, I am sure It , It SANDRA RAWLINS 8349212 MOCO -- amateurs, Carter might not be with us today. Williams was th e man who stopped the fight when the Eustis I can only hope Carter's manag, !r. P.J. Leary, will finally have the good sense to tell the "I''to go home. But first lie should get him a complete physical. - O,IA 1 0 - estimation, is not in his best interest. I know the doctor checked him over before th e but but he didn't x-ray his head and th at is where Carter might he injured. ff it weren't for Jimmy Williams, the head trainer of the T - , --v I IFREE * FREE * FREE * FREE e ,)o two outings, one pro, then one amateur, Carter was left o n 'the :ing floor being tended by a physicIan for almost thirty minutes. To bring th is man back un der any conditions, in my v . ha un certain comething is seriol wrong ith him ph)sicall% In A .170 - ,_• r .-O celld 't'On Of the wedding of their daughter, I'laniela, to lian(Ull C. w & V SALE $88 00 ;. Station, Box .503, New York, N.Y. 10019. Ask for leaflet No. Mr. and Mrs John Erickson 00 MATTRESS OR BOXSPRING , WeddingConceled R EG.s".9s I 1 4(4 * r4_ -J4L.__ - In general. I have to say the Orlando Amateur Boxing Club has done an outstand ing job in the brief time they have been In existence. but they shouldn't have allowed Eddie "Pro-Am" Carter in the ring last week in his bout with Golden Gloves Chnp Henr y Tiger Hall. True, Carter Outweighed his man by around 15 pounds, but I ~ FAMOUS SEALY "RESTCLASSICI I ~, NEWS conic out and support big-time professional boxing. But like the SALE $ Sanford - Ashltk is trying to give the Orlando area another chance to DESK SECRETARY 79 Mlxx Ka c7hurch. — scered the finest win of his life last week when he stopped Dov er 's Hick Odom. With a group (if fighters like this being brought together, Pete j 4L . For easy instructions, just - ss . I __-1 r I . . represented us in the Junior Olympics. Monks is undefeated and _______ 41 Ced Dalton and Clark hai,e 'ust rcturnLA from Illinois where they $6800 - i CHEST care takes even less thrie. You can wash and dry your shawl by DEAR OLD: It all depends on the ocession,,Ind (1, m sorry to name, addre and zip code. N the state-Fern Park's Alan Dalton, Casselberry's Scott Clark, and Forest City's Donald Monks-are slated to see action. - - + 0RAWER 11 needies, and tender 'oving Fr Abby ", new bookI'f, What teen Agers Want to Know sand SI to AbigllVinflur,n l32LaskyDr BeverfHlfs Cal 902)2 On the amatcur portion of the program three of the finest in - you knit quickly on 14-inch. size remy, write to ABBY- 80JE NO. 69YM. L.A.. Calif MP Enclose slampM. sell addreiim cnveime, pitast, middleweight is "fighting better now than at any time during his career." Florida Blazers, Ashiock must get the support of the fans or he t oo will have to take his presentation elsewhere, d3lluIIdalowseItmgtodry fortable In. ( - By JUDY LOVE A girls are wearing. more Important than 4 ) - 10 two ounce skeins oF Bucilla's Multi Craft y arn It s bulky enough to let t her wear what she feels most corn . - . - ~k AP Sports Writer Vie Perez, undefeated since he lost to Vincent, ill be seen in a sixnunder against an opponent brought in from Texas. According to Vic's trainer Jimmy Williams, the Sanford NO CHAIR R EG. SALE ____ OLD- - FASHIONED MOTHER have will be showcased in other matches. . - - (in their part? I always thought it was up to the host and hostm to a new twist, loopy fringe and a decide if grace was to be said at their table. And if so. by whom. leafy border design. We love it Ieas, print your reply. Perhaps these men or the wives will in a bright bold color like readyour column and learn something. Or I may turquoise or hot pink. if I am You'll need pressure her, 1other 11 UDENTOESK . dinner occasionally. INot together.) We'vefotindashawlshoW0ff The minute we si t down at the table, th th bo fa ers of these to fling ove r your favorite families ask one of their children to say the grace. separates or spark up a long, Abby, am lout of line to think this shows extreme bad manners fem inine dress. It's knitted with " nire" is looking " Uke the others" 113 her crowd, so don't - -. •- ia looking - • ' rTienEs from boys, too, best including United States Middleweight Champion Tony Ucata, and undefeated Minnesota K.O. artist Glen Morgan. Seminole County will also be well represented as the best they 7900 Any season of the year, the STUCK IN PEKIN, ILL DEAR STUCK: Nobody is stOPPing you from tryIng. one shawl is a super-versatile wrap woman s lef tov ers are another woman's You shouldn't without. A I DEAR ABBY: My problem is a small one, but on second reallyspec l thought, are bad manners ccr a striking accessory as well as a sma ll p-oblem' Mv husband and I would like your opinion of this situation warm-up, adding dash and kzuw two different families whom we in vite to for dranid to everything you wear. our home to listen to you, and we'd like to hear me com. I • _______ "ppr! mye!!, 'd 1cv She agrees - •'? •• I'd go to a marriage counselor, but he won't go, and no wornan can save her marriage alone. Mamma's boys just wan t a cook and housek ee per and a bed partner for two minutes or.ce a week. If I could get a job and I keep telling her that I think boys like to see girls in dresses at !east part of the time. She has a beautiful figure and looks nice in anything she wears. • - I - 5 - - By ANDY LIPPMAN -_ V ... r . I -_ . . , ;_ -1 -., _-,-, * .__ -. .- -h- 00~ Z I - GET UM UPI Fullard is no stranger to this area and has been in with the .. ho , lnvply - • .- — -L a ~ ? manyrookiesfeel they're • HEADS UP, BO Here again we have two well4flatChed men who figure to go after each other from th e openi ng bell. Vincent has not lost since he began his comeback earlier this season. recent efforts former Vince Neratka has defeated Jerry Hill and stopped - BED AND 'NIGHT STAND REG. $12Ls . hi . - -. Another txlut set on the undercard is a welterweight six under between Charlie "Baby" Fullard and Joey Vincent. - j after rive years6~*6 ' n -f improved. I le doesn't know the firM thing about how to make love I I's whim -wham, and that's it. So for the last two years, a, lleither hour before he gets home Jsthnt getting 2 "migraine." SOCIAL GRACE DEAR SOCIAL: You are not wrong. It's the host'i or hostess' prer gative to decide It grwe shall be said at his (or her) and ilso, by sshom. DFAR ABBY: Our 17 cti and makeup before going on a ditte. 1hen she Puts on jeans! (She has $8800 • . - fl - i _._ ~_ -1 - IF —= -'4- , -p:- i p v~g VF= =4 ni vir V, ; 7 HC ____ cording to the latest issue of Ring Magazine. i - - 1 ,t, - n n - IA/C! - - , -1 , - r _ -1 ~11 t~ _ - - windup to the Kendall-Quarry war of a year ago. By the way, Trujillo is now ranked second in the U.S. and Mcza is 10th ac- I I.% )9 of the tip-offs is a man who is between 30 and 40 and not married. I married one of these Yo-Yos and it's the dumbest thing I ever did, I have to get hi m up in th e mornin g, tell h im what wear even when to change his clothes, He's so childish and heipless, and fie doesn't even know how to kiss. fie clamps hL.q lirm, together - EI! . / Pv DEAR ABBY: If I were DEAR ABBY for ten minutes I would tell every woman In the world not to marry a mamma's boy e I - making them perfect trave companions. - BUNK BEDS REG. $129.95. SALE - .- , 1 1401-W. it ; ollik0 - ____ - ______ AAML .I jillo out-lasted "Scooter" Slea in the semi- 1 1 0900 _____________,. I L -. .4 - !E- - UI _ 1 V ___ - - ______ an undefeated record gained fighting all over e southwest. th As of late, he has been headlining cards in both Houston and Dallas. This contest between little men has to be th e finest since r! ( He adache ' i• ~ - , -1 .. - 1 . -, , As if this fight weren't enough, matchmaker Malcom Tait has signed ummerha) is ounger and smaller brother, Johnny, PRICES - - --- - F~TW XV -1 . Lu i but White has U Meet James Martinez of Texas. Jo hnny Is rated filth in the British Commonwealth along with being the Canadian champion in the lightweight division. Ills Texas opponent has ou tstanding credentials that include , #,A_. , Ti- Rookies • ~. - 1-~t~-"i,_, the Surninerhayes-white winner could find himself right in the RUGGED OAK FINISH WOOD BEDROOM MIRROR . , I . iiiii~ completeshagnbjes a DEAR Boy & I ( • SHOP DRESSER ' tmils to more than Yl PRE-INFLATION I aj& -mLL ON PRICES BY mth knits treated as a woven ...—,I A , l's i I L, , -;4 reverse gear in his non-stop engine. White fights more along e J - I -a A I-- '~;~Wo ~ a ) • Mamma's i - -- The styles of the two assure an all-out war from the opening 1 ~ - returns to the Orlando rts Stadium as Pete Asock presents a card that Figures to be the finest all -around show seen here In years. The main event is a 10 rounder that matches the champ of the North against the champ of the south. Canadian light I1eaweight n g (gary Summerhayes ia sJted to take Southern light Heavyweight title holder, Walter "Snake" 0 - -% - I - Americanism vs. nf lationism The apparel has a rich, h andcrafted handkmt look Michael taolo and .&.. - Are __ - It. A. ilfi-erthr 0 0 1-1 it i - M M —.— . u. Fa bric. honoring Miss Donnie Caolo, with nmtching ladle. Other the honor guest A new group of separqtes Aug. 17 bride of Carl refreshments included petit Ridgely Finley 'were Mines. from tbe h ouse of Gino Paoli . Michael Coal 0 Collins, fours, cheese-nut has a myriad of mixes and rolls Jr D P Inje' r Davd I The OflC, crackers, miniature part iiiatches in tweedy, crochet, Will K, Leroy ba of pink and burgundy were sandwishes, nuts and mints. sket weaves, window-pane Groover Robert in area decor and refresh. Shown at the beautifully Sapp. Richard patterning in dimensional sizes 1, ments. A floral arrangement of appointed table (above) are and shapes, herringbone, ribs Driskell John Dick Thomas Pink and burgundy carnations as and cable knits in Steven Groover, hostess; Clarke Todd Woodhull, wonderful Mrs. Henry H. Collins, mother Joyce Bateman and tlx Misses colo combinations. 4 along with three of the future bridegroom; Sliss Mary Shiano. Fran Fazio and TIV evening knits are both gradua t ed pink tapers in Caol% bride-elect; her mother Johnnie IA soPhisticated and provocative . some look like chiffon other knit to look like the softest ABBY .. Jerseys others that look and feel like silk. bowl To The Sports Stadium Again 0 - . I i • grace.... Burgundy wine punch was Robert powell, hostess. hostesses for a lingerie slower served from a silver punch uw. — 1* , • evening have fluid lines, achieved with soft cut nfl , ith crystal holders Steven Groover were co. _ • [he nu Fall 74 lLilian kiL f or daytime, sportswear and bonnie Showered With Boxln Returns white and topped with a amid a' Following the ceremony, a miniature bride and groom. 0 reception was held at the Villas, t Sri[, matron of, Village After a short wedding trip OI L. recreation center. Fruit , •n le r • U LAJ lii. Ill lch, Cedar knth gown ot wnn poiyer dud earn d of s,I)all those Lake, Ind. Sunday Aug. 11, attending. crepe, featurin The it 11' I d ye llow and green'JJjnnrn atip.m.dacenda Vjllage4 brgroo and served veil.She bridegroom I: grounds* keeper Nicholas William Eckirt, son three tiered et of of wedding cake, and the bride is also employed it I the bride, carried the rings decorated with yellow and at the Villa. - Knits In For Fall - I Bonnie Caolo (center) shares ou cring, yellow Vu I murns and d I W4 ON., .I&- tAdci t - - = Ida n,a - -I .- --V`~— ,= iftu , 1 . - ~Z- ~.,- __ - - . - 1. L . I I __ _~ .. ~__ - I - MlcheleEckjtd. 'ht _. • . I 14 l~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Garden Is Scene Of Wedding . i. n ii 11 LEE GEIGER I 4--mm", IT W--N i~ I. 4 -_ I. - . • . - . + - . l' . - - -. . .. W I Pt?. cB Phil& It b 437 20 Baltimore Ile * York central Ia 71 Ml 73 IS 79 341 21 Section Me 77 611 I4uSSOn 0tlda Cicaqo _______________ 19 71 IS X 341 17 Pacific sociton P'lls 10 Tcy Buff 13 )l 79S 17 14 - Z6_ ~~_ - _ __ .. -E - - ~ - Weitrfn 01vollom Gult Plains stcl#&A 602 Los Ang 16 n REM �.-, - - — Evening Herald spons IN I ~ I BRIEF I [-,. Tennis Victories A unvi'll iu Evert breezed past Julie Heldman to capture e women's singlestitle and Gujj]ermo Vilas overpoweredthManuel Orantes 2, to wis the men s singles title of the 1130,000 Canadian Open Tennis W . semi!in?l 1ctodes. _. ______ ~ .,- Cham p StocktonOW Evening Herald - _____ _____ 111i ' - . '----. X / £ I . ... ..... Dave Stoc kt on WEThERSFIEW Conn. scored a fourstroke victory over Ray Floyd in the 00.000 Sammy Da vis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open Golf tourn n with a 72ole of 268. .PAUL, Minn. Jcne Carrier of Lake Worth, Fla, held off Laura Baugh to win th e $35,000 dies Professional Golf Association &. Paul Op en by four sokes with a -he total Of 2l SEAI Cyn thi a 11111 of Colorado Springs, (lo f&att d defending chatiipoii Carol Semple of Sewickley, Pa., 5-and-4m th e 36-hole final for the 4th U.S. women -5 Amateur Golf Champjonjjo, PORTSMOUTH, Va. U niversity of Florida senior Andy Bean, ww.a led from the opening day, posted a five— ' ' I W Id . t — tot CEE IcUIM, rita, r ruy — —,----- World ball League's Jacksonville Sharks, was fired and replaced by defensive coordinator Chancy Tate. -*. -" Ab . Auto Racing Wins CHAHIA)flE N.C. Peter Gregg came from k,ihind in his to capture a 3O0-mlle sports car race at Charlotte Motor Speedway, finishing 36.7 seconds in front of Hurley Haywood. — — M. — Mario Andretti led all Ule way and averaged 9l miles the United States Auto Club 100-mile Tony Bettethausen Memorial Race at the Illinois State Fairgrounds. SHARKS PILE VIENNA Ulrike Tauber of Germany set a new world record of 2 minutes, 18.97 East seconds in the final of the 200-meter individual medley for women at the European Swimming Ch hi w w 1 4 - Jockey Killed - e - . .,.. -.-. -. - - -- -. - - -AUTO RACING Minneapolis racer Vern derson and his hydrogen per. ~E7 oxide-fueled Poll ution Packer Race officials said the salt Course IS in lop shape, but evwas to go after records In the — eral racers said the surface Is quarter-mile and 500 meters at poor this year because of a dawn in the opening of the 26th nine-mile course from long a stand- records from standing starts in dry period. Salt has seeped Into annual Speed Week on the Bon, ing start and was timed In the both directions. The record for cracks in portions of the course neville Salt Flats. quarter mile at 5.586 seconds quarter mile Is 5.666 seconds ca using six-Inch peaks, they \fldiuri' fid-et aV(rai.e sr'-'cI of lGl0 with average speed of 15R.842 virl. n-i by Tony Fox of Minneapolis, tested the surface &inday— . - the highest speed a racer ca:; attain on the course. Official., said Vesco ran the mile with a speed of 174.418 m.p.h. - - per in.i.h. ri-: is 6.431 seconds, with average IIUUt. !ally mcan he wa Jax Shark Defense, Inn rare moment, stops the Hk2er offense alter a one %-rd ln ds'rhu WF'L game in the T-howt Wednesday night. Blazers Mitch Johnson (&4, Tii, Branuan (62, and Shark linchack Glen Gaspard (51) are on the fringe of the action. of Officials said most of the peaks have been scraped off. , 0 Bored Driver Greq q Holds Camel GT Lead t\Jev 1 Rtiles margin — — '- suppose -. ' more's — - — I /, . _-I . .* , I , , - .: , .rAU ,1 i. , :. Anderson will go after the mntnrr.vcle for the flying rp i i, - . — ,, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. Holding Pattern, $V.40, held off fast-closing Utile Current to win th e $116,100 Travers Stakes at Saratoga Race Track a bead. a- -- By PLOYS BRfIT by 37 seconds in a race that writers Pat Bedard and Ron national schedule of the 24 AP Auto Racing Writer rave him the lead Li the points Nashdrove a Pinto to victory in hours of Daytona and the 12 Peter Gregg, a wealthy, pol- standings for the Camel TAMPA, (Ia. (AP) Despite posts have been moved back to pass play with Light end Hon GT a 300-miler for small sedans hours of Sebring. "If you guys don't want to ished businessman, admits he championship—which he won Saturday at Charlotte. National Football League rule the end of the line from the goal Bullock for two touchdowns, play, tell us," ene assistant He won both of those races gets bored 30 minutes into a last year. They clocked an average last year, with Haywood it, changes to make the kicking line. automatically adding 10 Running back Hubert Ginn Browns' coach hollered at way until game tougher, four field goals yards to the distance. And a scored on a one-yard run and field after Baltimore scored Tooling his trusty Porsche speed of 84.620 m.p.h. and held codriving. a It's over. Carrera at an average of 100.783 a figured prominently in Haiti- missed field goal is returned to quarterback Bert Jones, who second touchdown midway of about But he felt the two 300-mile "I'd be perfectly happy If all miles per hour, Gregg led the over second-place 45 seconds 37.3 exhibiton game the line of scrimmage or the 20- shared duties with Domres, through the first quarter. finishers Bob races at Charlotte were too my starts were races that lastfinal 64 laps around the new McGraw of Chamblee, Ga., and lo ng with Cleveland in Tampa sta- yard line, whichever is farther wrapped up the game on a ci. Despite the trouncing, ed only half an hour," he said 2.25 , parfl'l ly in an area of -mile road course. di um. from the goal line. Max Sebba of Sandy Springs, the country where th yard keeper. Browns coach Nick Skorich Stinda)' after wi nning a gruele heavier Most observers would say the Ga., in a Hornet. 'Me Colt's Anton Linhart The Colts bolted to a quick 14Cleveland played three qtiar- said he accomplished one goal ling 300-miler for sno ar Grand National stock rep. . rts c sat 5-foot-9, 150-pound Gregg is booted field goals of 43, 26 and 0 lead and went on to wallop the terbacks Also at Charlotte, Elliott For- resent the number onecars seeing what some of the Charlotte Motor Speedway. Willie Cureton, sport. pro ba bly th tr e coun y's best Des-Robinson of La Crescent.a, 27 yards In the Saturday night Browns In wha t could be the Mike Phipps and Brian Sipe rookies could do. "After 30 minutes, I have to strictly road course expert. He Calif., whipped Gregg won $5,900, the 26-year contest, while the Brown's lone final preseason game at Tampa who were thrown for combined a field of 28 "We played we concentrate on something— already has captured his sec- starters score came on a 36-yarder by Stadium before the Bay Area losses eight times. It was a wanted to see,"everybody old Haywood $2,800. Bedard and in a 50-mile race frihe said after business details, the family, the ond straight Sports Car Club of Formula of Nash, who needed Just over 3 ChrL,R Gartner just seconds be- has Its own pro team. Tampa match of missed tackles, a the game. "It 'as a very Super Vets, part tinfans in the bleachers—to keep America Trans-Am title, Cup hours and to travel their 300 miles, fore the half. If the international Gold goes into the NFL in either 1975 wobbly punt or two, a mis. portent night for these young from dozing." he cops the Camel GT again, it series, were paid $2,450. Nine major rule changes or 19713. directed field goal that bounced men. Some of them will drop in Gregg, a 32-year-old Jackson. will be his sixth national chainhave been made for the 1974 Gregg, despite his Baltimore quarterback off the cross bars and a pass our ratings. One or two will vile, Fla., professed Carson Baird of Laura!, Md., sports car dealer, plonship In as many years. boredom for distance races, and Charlie Kemp of Jackson, season, two of them apply spe. Marty Dontres ran for one yard Interference call in the end rVe." fie wouldn't say who he beat his protege and sometimes cilically to field goals: Goal and connected on a two-yard zone. In other weekend racing ac. said he' looking fomard to the Miss., came in third in a Dodge had In ffllfld. driving mate, Hurley Haywood, tion, New York magazine reinstatement on the Inter- Colt In Saturday's race. .. Travers Stakes . n Sf)ite ()f — . .. 1I rnering Salt FlaI' mi'1".! n1akesanattempttyat two world records, ___________________________________________________ Fie ld Goals Prominent I - ps, - Speed races on Utah's sim- made one practice pass on thoe ' ._ - - '- — Cannon Record Set - F1, - killers. To generals and ad. years ago. He once wrote about mlrals who won battles, whose a batter who "rammycackJ' speciality was human the old tomato." has played an important part in made on the society. And we I I slaughter. the history of this country and I don't think they're have been more arrested with And rarely are the exploits of such glorious heroes." the lives of its citizens. unreality and with dreams than a team or a play-.r so blatantly Is Jimmy "s," hnis says, "has with facts and truth. once covered deified as in Grantland Rice's Washington. "When becoinc an addiction. It has I was Biblically inspired lead about "We had an overwhelming made (people) f orget more Inn Young," he said, "they sent me the Notre Dame backfield in In those days (the there to cover the White House. 1924: Important things. Politics, for 192)," said Paul Galileo. "We "Outlined against a blue. I did it for awhile, but the town gray October one thing. Look at how 47 were so sky, naive. Not only we the Four million people voted for Nixon, sportswriter but bored me and I left. I can't Horsemen rode again. In the whole stand poUtic1an They lie more dramatic lore but only 27 million for country You could let . they are known than footba coaches. I had McGovern. ll yourself go on sports to as Famine, I Pestilence, be transferred out of there." "Well, that's all you need to contributed to this innocence, Destruction and Dea th. They say. People ahoujd think Tanis said that many of the are only allases. Their real Ir more, this naivete. Tremendously. I - ., People are more concerned believed in it and was fin. sportswriters don't admit that names are Stuhldreher ller 46 , Mi , some of the games and athletes Crowley with sports than politics and pressed athletes and what and Layden." are dull because "they're fear. that's Just the reverse of what It I was seeing." should be." ful of losing their Joha." But P There is still a great deal of One day in the 1930s, GalIleo then reconsiders somewhat, uf fery. of "Gong up" In the the recently felt t what he was doing was people theywrite about. I doorsteps of h1at th "But I book, "No Cheering in published athlet It Is a share because the Press dumb, and quit to write short Box," Chicago sportswriter stories, remember one time when bIographe Not only has and the fan don't want to be ld: there is a beautiful place for Stardey Woodward, my beloved the either. They may not like Jerry lloltzinan and athlete been blown up larger it if ¶P0a, In society, taken In A young man In St. Louis leader, was on the you tell t he balance. Itedasomeflmevti,,.p m sort , s Is point of_than_Hf., but so have the Smith ',as beginsending me a wire drin portant, I sometimes touching but always uas in all fields, including Mime "I thir," said Red Smith, sportsi, entertaining series of In- ning his outstantling career as a spring training, saying 'Will rock sit4gers and are trying to do "that sports constitute a valid sportswriter. moAe terylews wi th 18 veteran stop Godding up those ball "When you $0 thStan. "I won't deny that the heavy players?' ft' that this is the new trend. Part Of rough G our culture. our ood. But it's taken a hell of a If we've made Westzninjte Abbey you'll American sportswriters, John majority of sportswrIters, heroes out of them, and civilization, and keeping th find long time." R. Tanis Is one of those In. myself e we that excepting for that little Few sportswriters included, have been and have, en public informed and, If terv1ew th we still are guilty of puffing up the whole set today use Possible, a little entertaj must also lay a Poets' Corner almost J1 of the such overblown phrases, as Abe about sports of false values at the statues and mej are is an Francisco did 50 useless ng not an entirely ' SPRINGFIELD, ~- ' - I NEW YORK (NEA) Severa1othersp.tjtersin Whether or not sports is the this fine volume are aware of Opium of the people, as John R. the impact, perhaps 1uo ys spo undeniably detrimentally that sports has Porsche.Carrera ' 1~ * I .. An. 0 ,, ~::2 .~- - i l UP BLAZERS ports Not Reliqlon Is Onnim C Iction'Of American en r. Foot - e S - ... ,j: A.M - 4 - ona 0 Fla. — Bud Asher, head coach of the ' q — Bud Asher Fired - - ' Aq ' Golf tournament. A , ____ - Awn .., ' — stroke victory in the FAstern Amateur I J t .• fDbv — ~ - _. .0 -6 -- .t d 1 JA Y F I ~ ~~ i Ii ( . a — a I If I / I . _ iL - ., - L -~1 , k ______ _________ . Monday, Aufl9,1974_.m the first limp q rn-! '-'az v. ,-..a...-. i-.... ,,.,. dJIU es iii In another practice run Sun. allowed in competition, per hour at the end of the run," day, Don Vesco of San Diego The veteran national racer an official said, tested a stock 700 cc Yamnh: — 0 ; WENDOVER, Utah (A P) For the first time In the history of the Bonneville National V; 2y, . __________ ampions .. ..... .- At S alt Flats Today -- tour, are Sponsored - ame _ _ WETHERSFIELD, Conn. the proarn event preceding the make the (AP) Dave Stockton gave Pleasant Vall ey Classic in by service groups like the •. Jay., ba ck his $40,000 ft prize, had Sutton, Mm., two weeks ago. cees. a IltUe chat ' th the ldent "He could be a 10 handi• . "I th1n we ought to do aom and n t hI aighis on Aucap r pe a1 easy," Stock to n thing for them." A gusta, Ga., and next year's said. Stockton, now a three-tune Masten tournament. Stockton, the leader all th '.! ZF kkmn e winner this season and enjoying n hi. tC d 1 / Ld his best year ever, had a three-..: the clubhouse Ftr btq easytwip 'r par- was nvc advantage when the victory iflUSnmyDavbJr. ened and won by a co mfortable day's play started. lie exGreater Hartford Open Golf four strokes. I panded it to four with a Tournament Sunday when he HCcePtedU)e$4uUuufjrst putt for a birdie on 1(oot w the ffrst. back to the prize-and inunedia tely I. made hole andJed byfivemtoj the pre tent to receive telephone a . rrangementsto give it all congratulations from dent back. He donated ,000 to r Ford. sponsor ing Hartford L When champion le Jaycees 'He said he ha dn 't watehed and pleed $1,000 annuall evino tted y f fourth : on television," Stockton said, the next 35 I hole, Stockton years. . homese It "He'd been out playing golf at "Bob Murphy gave back a Was a fight for The hey came out for the annual nm ufl Ja Bur ninge, Said he's made portion of his purse asored fishing on. when he luurneythtssaturdayattheJfJpo4j II. Mellon five pars." Irk.The 12 and under fthermen had c;i1fjh, won here few yea ago," Hay Floyd Caine (in wi th a 66 ba bream (r ue l em d , Stocktor. and th e President— Stocktonaid. 'l think and a good time. it',agj SAW L position--the Uu then the Vice — idea. The old tournaments on time he's been _________________________________________________ a 'nnr4 '!"ed toth tuur, the rnes that really year—with a 272 total. __ Swimming - Rocket Ca r Races • 9—~,_=" Golf Finals .-. -- - y ____ In the (nab of miter PUng ai ckey . — - ' tournament, ' OJ.tJM1!5, C ThLJ u.vtv oscoe Tanner and No. 4 rated Haul Ramez will meet today tA'!?r,sl.,e,,. - - — , ea - -- Returns Money I — IhP LSfl,fl -. - Monday, August 19, 1974 I I - spectators, recorded (1 1 Ene :op rid ers at Waterford Park, was killed when he fell from his mount and was trampled to dea th by another horse, poilti. UflderstaIki British Reds Fan i ... A 'Love' Affair IORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. lAP) W1mbIe4n tennis champions Chris Evert and Jimmy Connors will be married Nov. 8!n a prlwite ceremony, the family says. "Wedon' wta Hollywood-type weddIng,"j Chris, mother, Colette. "We just want a small, dignified ceremony." Only relatives and close friends will attend the nuptial mass presided over by Father Vincent Kelly at St. Anthony's Ronian Catholic church in this Atlantic Coast city, Mrs. Evert said. 1 don't want Qirissie's wedding to bea de si si ow,"sajd " Ev, father of Jth Iyearld Mar. — Bowler Leads BUFFALO. N.Y. Carmen Salvino won four of his eight games to maintain his hold on first place after the first round of match-game wling in bo the $50,000 Greater Buffalo Open Professlonai Bowlers Association tour— Lost Magic Fee ing 0 — ennit% I . ' F - ' dinary baseball Spectator. fie post-graduate thesis for Keele knows team stfinding,i, batting University on American politi- $ - L*cks I Jose 6 11111 - ? V - 1 . - - . _ - -.1' ' = '..• - 10 I , - , , .. .. - 1. -1 - ' - - 1 t?J _Tr~ _-,.r ' .- - (f A.sociation tour In 1974 deZ pulling to within "Iprettywellknowwhatwas shots after the 12th hole, she . 'jIm i_-rMI_A&W 1 440 ___ - r ____ - ____ The victory was the fourth of Mrs. Carrier after capturing the purse Sunday at the . s the $35,000 St Paul Ladles haon$68469t)earand f $5,000 winners ___ - i-o - .-=— ____ ---- .-, - T- - -s-- --- ()jr I e e irned to smooth it out a little" -. - 4 - - - ~~ - I - - - - - - Un cot! . - - - - a - -t -- 1 -.- F t - - 'a' -- - Miter, a 11-year-old eighth grader in Berkley, Mich., may ask cos to determine her civil rights have brea violated. ants to caddy to earn HIOII for skis , but says t-i'Urse Severn) on'l hire her, - .-. - -. - ' - - - . PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT -t - - : When the hull came at him apprentice bullfighter Antonio .- :drj for a1t t - \ntnit', I i,.s: "Vt 'r':" ia An-J. - ' J, ,A — ' out at an SebastIan tie los 1(1') i's ut-ar l.idi ud, p.nn. I MLS.S Raugh, the 1973 LPCA U wh 1, ill u I ACTION ACCESSORIES See our complete line Orlando Dr. Sanford PH. ORLANDO 131-1660 - -, CALL PLUMBING WALL HEATING IN 10075 Sanford 322 6562 I AARNEss RACING Yflh1'R .. - - fiM TU DIUT ' 'Ill. I1IUII• H' AT Seinino eTurfCjub TH "i r4 E N — , SP M. 2913 HEAT PUMP I ' lhd bi1' lead I lost my concentratii for awhile," Mrs. Corner said. "I was trying to have a really good round to. Lopez " Electric ,V ;~ --~ -- __ of accessories - - - =711 :YTI ~!~ :~ - - - - - I - Mrs. Carrier rebuffed a brief CCb)19r(dCaor nlan Laura Baugh and finished the 54 hole tournament with a - _.- - "s had V — .---:-;.-j - ( - - _~_._~__ VIM -i 1 TIME . 1 , 1:30pw-- mAn - - ,...: - i--.,. INN&-- - - ____ t "I have - ----------- leading c1nlo tude, Mrs. Cater continued, worth won a high of $82,000 in to concentrate on slow. ing down. I used to always be In such a hurry on the course," -- - - General -_ , — .__ I I I ~__ _= _. _~_ _M __ _~ ~ ____ ------------------J~ -~__ _~ ~___—_ .- - I. I - en — . -- - THE BEST ST PAUL, Minn 'AP) year in quest of her first proSandra Post, who started the 6,402 yard, par 73 Keller JoAnne Canner of Lake Worth, fesslonal victory, laded fast final round Ha, is playing the best golf of after she mo ved within three ll%e strokes behind Golf Course. Pam Higgins of Palm her professional career and she strokes of the lead Mrs Canner slipped to a 75 and Springs Calif, finished fourth (Tedits a new style to her su She finished with a three-un finished third w ith a 218 o ver at par, 219 cess on the Ladies Professional _ - victory over the un. nesclay, according to tour. A key rlatthup One injuret player won and an- leading .; nament officials. Second- opening action pitted(or today's k -_ In the second when seeded hose Made other lost in the singles of the Gorman retlrej him forget seeded Alex Metrevell of Eastern runner-u last year's his injury, sso,000 Buckeye tennis Sunday. p, ViAjay 'k'"1 knew he was hurt, He ltussja is expectd on Tuesday. Amrtraj of India, aganat Mujg Th RaznIrez eir Semifinal victories . us pulled up short and grabbed his match. whose long-standing tralla's Ian Fletcher, two old West Coast col. dispute covering from a thumb Injury beck," said with the Asodit1ø of "j' Top tine In the men's cornlege rivals in the finals tonigit Tennis 00 hit naoout hand, polished bat" f12jj has led to peUUo, Is $9,000, with $4,500 go. - cff 'tcnezeul.'s at Buckeye Boys Ranch. The a muRimillion Humphrey Rainires askedfor I o days dollar lawsuit ing to the n1nner-ip, winner will pkk up Nose b.3, 6-2. against the organization, tie. Other entran ts off before this 32-man tourna. Ramirez was a Un4versty of cided Meanwhile, an old back in- ,Off Include not to defend his U.S. Pro Zealand's Onny Partin, began Tuesaay, jUryd ed see JJed Tom Southern Cajjforp star while Tennis Championship title, Danish veteran "i had r. bad wrist I &ar Torben Vinci1, thought Tarir will fft'jJ The Seattle veteran That event, being held in Tom Gor it was Ien4onftj," expir,J natlonaijy i ed rna, of th was (a quit in twice at Stanford n Boston, aLso begins today. folRth seeds Univety. r3l of his second set wi th No, 3 States, Manuel Santiuia of Tournament sponsors there Spain "The Ist hurt so bad and Raul Ramjr of HAS HER DESIGNS t ('rrnan wasn't sw whether reportedly gave the A.T.P. flose Tanncr. w4 I °'t hit a t11 ha& he could play In the doubles (1. 000 to &e Tanner, 22-year-old blond when I Warmed up." a strong field and nsL. to,t with Bl A limited woman's div1sio is ON iuzz; Lookovt Mountain, lean., Rarnirex favorable dates on the crowded being BEING CADDY admitted his easy. Tbwon, Calif. held, professional tennis schedule, s at stake, but no prize money Raw / - first-round match until Wed- flel(l, A - !L_~--t-AzA t' jet open Top €dtd Jimmy Connors, Wllnbeldon champ said. who lost his third-round match So the 21-year-old Connors, at the Canadian Open last 1 IsfromBefleville Ill w hoh Thursday to Spain's Juan CIa- chose to come here and face an bert, probably will not play his International but uninspiring —'- There's Nothing Like ins St. 4:9 __ - W-,lt%. _7_ -,m__ _1_1~~-~ ~~_ -- ~~ ~ ;_ ____ __ ______ - -. Lt,s 'r - - F-flm:-:7' ik lu I T T_ .. • Thursday to decide which of them will challenge for the America's Cup Berin estimated he saw 70 to 72 Reds victories before the -:.: - 0 . averages and remem bers lire- cal advisers—the system by end. "I can't tell you exactly," vlfaItu records which U.S. presidents surround he said. SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (A?) thamp,wuIto Dibley, the defending Gottfr Brian today at the opening of the has more than his title to deof Fort Laiderd, $50,000 e vent, Colin Connors, a member of the niEajten Lawn Tennis Open Fla., on the grass courts here fend, since tournament officials val Independent Players AssoThe fast-serving Australian (ailed to seed him In the 32-man ciatlon, said he didn't like the field, financial arrangements made The Lop two seeds In the sev- between the Boston tournament en-day event, being played at sponsors and the A.T.T. Injured Ramirez . . committee, e Champ Unseeded 0 tistics, .- ' e 0 CINCINNATI (AP) Since lie confesses he generally is a themselves with special adFrank Robinson hit a grand month be hind in his ta NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — vLsers or aides. The alterat!orLs, completed minor modificiations on the the battle to determine who will cared before the start of her slam home run in the last of the for newspapers go to his native Mariner, whose stern sectio ns d ur ing an off-day in com- yacht were made. hofleyinoon as a represent the United States in rece with Intrepid the same ninth inning to salvage a Cm. England by boat and the sports fan who always saw a below the water line were petition Sunday, underwent winner intrepid stayed at the dock the AmerIca's Cup races next cinnati victory in 1962, Stephen section Is that old when he gets came to what Benn called a gone day. rebuilt last month, has under- their first test when Mariner Sunday and workmen month. were Benn has been one of the Reds' It. further alterations to im- faced Intrepid today as trials busy haltering end a few weeks The decisions left intrepid installing new spreader m ost winning fa ns. Padres prove Its performance dur ing resumed off Newport. back. C The San Die: g The committee disqualified Benn's love affair and Mariner with official wonplates used One of u more unusual, too, Cincinnati the final America's Cup trials. vicatory. for Courageous for an alleged l Reds isn 't all that manag a t os records of 3-1 for the final C bol ting the spreaders on to Courageous faced ace Valiant since Berm is a 22-year-old strange. Ills mother is a native An inch was lopped right-of-way violation before trials. Courageous is 2-2 and St. "My record was rudely Interoff the the other race of the day. bachelor who lives in London, trailing edge of her rudder the start of her race ith Marl- Valiant is Cincinnati and rupted," Bonn said. "I thought a s While the yachts were underEng land. tr ip me asur ing seven inches ner last Friday. Couageous' crew looked Still, one would expect Bonn the Reds' play was a li ttl "From the time I saw he French yacht France and e at its base was added to the three mainsails during a at going changes, the New York my to dig cricket more than base. shoddy. I should two. Yacht never be able leading e ub f irst game in l%2, sa id Bonn, ball th Australian yacht Sou thern The committee also dis- Cr edge of the rudder to hour session and then returned acting Cl Race committee, to go to a Re ds game again wi th "I'd never seen the Reds lose." as a protest also sailed Sunday for qualified Mariner for make Mariner easier to handle. to the dock, where a number of the same feeling of magic. V another crew training and sail evalwas changing the standings in right-of -way violation which Since then Berm has seen be. • 011 b Bern saw mire names "From now fan." on I will be Just a oc- uation nose two yachts fl tween four and five games a than usual this year. Ile has normal Rftis 0 begin u 0 year in Cinc!nnati. fie is no or. been In Washington doing a uvs.seen seres s ' I 0 — MIAMI (AP) Tonight's nofunded money on 2,500 ticke ts He sa id the late arrival of his tionally.televfsed exhibition Will and most of the 12,000 seats not veterans mea Miami Coach Don Shula remateh of Super Bowl footba training camp are wide recejv. nt the game would counter with ll purchased by season ti f quarterbackBob er Paul Warfield, safety Dick fenslyc tackle still not in trainMInmI and Minnesota has holders remained cket "in no way be a replay unsold. Super Bowl," won 27 of the and World Football Mdtro tackle Manny Fer- ing camp. done little to excite strikeweary by Gniese Leagu Shul will parade 75 players e-bow finning backj Miami fans, despite Plans by said Minnesota Coach Grant Miami. The Dolphins had 34 of Larry Caonka and Jim luicknandex Foley. and he will go wi th hisBud m on vetera ns their vete both teams to use veteranc despite the fact game, but to the field for rans In camp before Mercury Morris, the regular that most of the mora torium began, heavily. few rookies are expected to see m didn't report to training backfleld of The NFL has waived its roa- action except on special teams v Grant tagged Fran Tar- being heldpartner Csonka, Is tee cutdown schedule this year Dolphin spokesman said camp until a two-week inorkenton to start the game at such as theAcrowd out two more weeks because in the 80,000-seat Or- atorium in of the players strike, units, kickoff and punt return the National s he recuperates from a neck and the VIki Footquarter ange Howl may be as smi1 nu k..ii v___. ,ø. tti with ('h,, L'...-. ,,w dress u eague P ertebra - jury. r lay rs' StI1AC oe- man and D 50) The only Miami rookie who "Players Dave for as u th e game. However, may s rt Other Dolphin regulars ta the contest Is co t Minnesota still does not ha out of held the game because of the services ve back Jerls White He may reof player represe place Lloyd Muinpd either Injuries or late arrival to tative Alan Page, an ' who all-pro de- has a knee injury. - * 0 Rematch ves Cold' ---•' Alteratons i n Mariner .1-1, 1-vml SPOT" I WJMI OF IH[ 1iIULUUS 11CM RACE FOR RACE THE HIGHEST AVERAGE PAYOFFS 'N CENTRAL FLORIDA WIN PLACE AND SHOW QUINIUA WAGERING EVERY RACE THAT S SO WAYS TO WIN' AND ENJOY ELEGANT DINING IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT IN THE CCEO1A TERRACE L_i1 ' I11FA ' ' * A 4 it STS so t I 1 40 to, U* kk 111% - - -- - - -------- -- - - -- - — - %j t. ' 1I It -' I .aJrrtp - . - ---- ---- ---- �- v. - - _,,._7r___ . F ,..-. .-.. - "--- - --.--- 1 - -. -- ___ ___ ___ ___ -- _1—•-- -.-'. - _.. -. !eninHer da u5f itegNotke ___________ ____ ____________ I _________________________ - -. 1974 Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAN _._.._.!9.Nofic!_ OTICE ds Don't They Pay Cost, hereby given NOT IC IS HEREBY GIVEN Iha FICTITIOUS NAME business •t ?h? I am ' SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD i Sept etnber 10. 19,1. at 7:00 p.m., __________________________ Notice is hCrby given that I am OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Sneil;nç, Persnel, 303 Semen Evening Herald soon thereafter as possible, the ened in butine at 313 Shepard Blvd. Monday, Aujusf 19, L_. Notice of Public Huris', Seminole County, Florida Board of county CommissIoners of 3 Rd., Canelbenry, 3707, Semnot, Cemetaries under the tictitious name Of KAY Seminole County will Consider 31 The Bor of County Corn HousesforSale 18 Apartments Rent 41 Help Wanted County. FIorI under the fi(titii.j RIGGS. an that I in!end to rt$ter enactment miioners of Seminole County will Wan t A ds A re 3AdJoIning spaces in family plot in te folIowir _h '1Bu said name with the Clerk of the dinance: nameofAL.AR REALTY, and that hold a public hearing to Consider a WELDERS finders I intend to Evergreen Cemetary. $0 for all. _______________________________________ 7% NEW register Siid name with Circuit Court, Seminole County. "Call Your lilt MACHINIST.GENERAL _________ change of ionlng from A I __________________________________________________ W Write P.O. Box 1037, Keystone ordinance relaling to the - Rl,I%4J7 1-2 Oedroom. Adulti Only heat -___________________________________________ 3 bedrooms. 2 bathS, centt$l the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Agriculture to CP4 Restricted Neigh MACHINE SHOP Florida Heights 32656 or call 4732141 41 Seminole County. Florida in ac ovisi in accordania with the unInco4porated arias of Seminole Hou; for Sale Sp. Rates For Senior Citizens __________________ HOiidyi, vacat ions fringe Oenefits. borhootj Commercal District on the and air. FHA or VA. Con-,e SIC vi. _______________________________ ______________________ ______________________ of the Fictitious Name Cøvnty, Florida; creating one fire 41 Houses icr Sale Cordance with the provfions of the f011owing describeij property: Park ABC CONVEVORS, INC. 69/ Hwy. Avenue Mobile Park ___________________________ 41 Fititi0 HouseslorSale Name Statutes, T.Wit Florida Statutes 1937. _______________________________ Begin at Intersect 7 of the Welt Real Estate Wanted encomrasslng all inc unin. sa 5 AnilcSa A. Riggs Sections,g Floricli Statutes 1937. rkhtOf.Way of State Road 136 and Bicycks 3 79 $ Margar L Clark Bedroom block Pme With fat cororated territories of Seminole ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call 1ll 80 Publith: Aug 19, 76. Sept Trucks and Trailers Autos for Sale WELAKA APARTMENTS 197 80 LooklnglQracIeaflhOme. k,thIs3 the South right way of Winter Autos for Sale YOUNG FOR County; abolishr all Pa'sting lire room, I year Olo cntraI Pubth' Aug 5. 17, 19, 76, 1971 DEE 113 111w. 1st St BROKIRS bedrooms, large living room and tree. 644 2077 for "We Care"Quick cash for your home. Fast Ws BouIevar in the Soulheat', • control diS ------DEE 3? ______________________ GIRLS BICYCLE ' ..... OWNER CRYING • AIRLINES? air unit Large lot, many c*tr.j A fl Forct Ranger XLT Tt" refrigerato( Tij Firm closing. WewilipayaiIo5 Move of the SE 4 of the NE ' factory '59 EDSEL otlsne". Adults or Teens carpeting. Stove a t '6* Pontiac LeMans 2 door hardtop, 3SPEEOSCHWIN.$30 corporated areas of Ihe County: real buy at $76. AVALON APARTMENTS fiberglass top, 2 FICTITIOUSNAME JOHNNY Days. 37? 6173 when ready gas tanks, Hat'l. co. now has openings A ICOPIDITION Section 33, Toship 2), Range or will tilde. Free pwr (J Must self 3 bedroom home Nic e too. $77,900. power steering, power brakes, at i 373 575,4 providing for the assumption and Will the lady In the creamolor ______ADULTS, NO PETS Notice is WALKER REAL ESTATE, INC SteerIng, per, brake's, air cond Niuhts' 372 5124 young ladi. Molt be neat in 322 0463 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT UF (HE inspection, Call Larry Snxon, Vivflte fenced yard. utility thec 21 deg 33' 10" East 377-7352 S Acres on paved road wiIh orange ConditiOned, white buckets hereby given that I am transfer of all ceisting Days: 37 6137, 116W 2nd Sf. assets, ag Eves 17.000 mIles. uoo arwi si. 7111 n'a". appearance and free to leave REALTOR, or Jerry Emerson, car Who picked '.ng Bikes, Bikes, Bikes mar. 5(1V n business at 100 East cor?racts. obligations and iiabilities trees. Calf Don 3.7424. ________________________________ Payrnent EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. along the West right of-way of State Highway 436, Suite 206, Casseiberry, ci e*iti, districts providing (or VW Buggy 2 Engines, iew batfery, , Assoc. Roberts & Giiman,' Inc immed, for N.Y., Sealtic, World's CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Road 436 a distance Of 130 fed, lte toy poodle on Orange Blvd lbedroom, a c. utililies paid. refrigerator, $71,000. FHA Or V Pope at 322 1631. Dealer. Jim Hunt Realty All size's and mudelt, 10 speeds $250 or best offer, 311 3069 After S -in Seminole County, Florida, under the the continued functning of eiisting Fair and return. All eipenses paid REALTOR. 3 Lake COUNTY. FLORIDA. terms. Also Of her 3 and 4 bedroonri Mature adultsonly. Monroe please call 3fl. KULP REALTY NICE RETIREMENT HOME atk for Pete REAL TOR speeds, and standard bikes n thence South dCQ 74' 70"iwWelt ISO fictitlovi name of EXTERIOR districts as departments: providing ________________________ while In training. New car trays 'I 7513, CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.1193 thence Northwesterly hom avaIlable. Immedlat C 3fl 5695 107W ?Ile 80 _____'— Autos for Sale available at Firestone Store Call DESIGNS, and that I lnlM t'.. After ,ir ______ ______ In m: th: tO COIn? him •"rntrns. living mom. dining th 3' 1947 tms 4 small Ford-. 1nSpec'd 7h riunt occupancy. Ak fr PhliI s : y 195.1 Mannliy,n qovernance of the district; 72? ??t ' MISCCI,PGU FACED WITH A DRINKING register saId name with the Clerk for of establishing J/73Wl,3 Nwiy decorated garage apartment, i'qIr and tree to start 'mmcd. Capponi, room and screened porch. $16,900. (aOOdCdition, 12*3 REALTOR Associate purchaSing dreds of parts Good condition CHARLES JOHN LOCKYER. JR., of Winter Woocts Boulevard ihat IS the Circuit Court, Seminole County, requirements; authorizing the levy PROBLEM Adulti only, no pets. $90 per call Mr. Knight. 1 3069 Fri. & Husband. For Sale 170 feet West Southwest of the West 372.3749 7 bedroom, fence, appliances. $500 Call Sit 1600 in the mornings or _____________________ oO PertapsAtcoholicAplymous month. 377 3167. Only, 10 am. to s p.m. Office Equipment — right of way of State Road 436. and LOIS ANN LOCKYER. Wife CLIFF JORDAN Florida in accordance with the of a municipal service and benefit evenings. down, 1S5 mu. 9 per cent. ACRE Can Help Air conditioners. 15,000 BTU Gibson NOTICE OF SUIT thence North 6 deg 26' 20" East phes 1977 MarQuis Stougham. 2 dOW provisions of the Fictitious Name tai not to ccecd 1.3 mIll, ,rovidinq 3roums alliitilitips.$0 Average 140 .an evening demon PtALTY, RCALTOR. 373-7750 Statutes, To.WII Call 471 4W tEALTOU D fl strn M PCrvf"ii't i nrvn . a... along lh. 5)1 e?.. . TO 1015 $100; alto rrl,,r 't'tt I 5'1 p4 ... -------------------------___ . .. ,'pu,.i,ja . Statutes l)1."-nn 665 O .,.. .;tl'he t-4,;i,,(,,( ..'ldi.r)ugudrItnIrenuy " ' .''sohous,availaøI, Will) Wrltip.o.'tox 1213 Underwoci typewriter Man,,i Mu ne'd br 1200. 323595! fho' tq (j *iiii a Providing for 'he emolovrnent Dtitona: 1tttntson yx.ing fam'.M F I I No cash investment. No deliver? 3fl.77 1. nfflme mc.i, I TERPRtf. r: 3iJ AIE HEicty NOtIfIED 'r'(' rtitfl (jooct CreqJt) bt.nning Purtfleq 0es(ri as _D:i. ill zaS.4 Dealer. firemen and benefits therelor, or collecting. Computors do your retirees. No cash down INC. condition, 160 322 1636. Assume 7% ODD CHEST ________________ that an for Southwnt corner of Winter Woods action Only • Realty • $97.50 nice clean I bedroom providing for liberal monthly payment. 3 paper work. Call Friendly Home 1970 Ford Van, 6 cylinder. fly' S: Clarence A, Fr. Largest selection in Central Florida '63 English Fotd construction Wanted piano for Idyllwild, School Buys 'Any. Realty)fl 1301 apartment, Lights, wjtef fur. Parties, 373 StSö batht. Cal: Builder 303631 I7J rAr.ted.AC,tadec Prices start at '.39.95. 1st and 2nd Mortgage SAN LANTA 61 Runsgooct, 1173 CAN yO Building Materials Wwef6bility clause, and providing $1400 373 9304 '6Sthru'74p,,jeis - -tn 6.421. This public heating will be held Ifl ''ARRtAGE has been filed against deductbte in good Condition or Insulation installtrs needed. ( DEE 114 17.92Maitland ALL NOLL'5TflRE5 ou Ind you are required to serve a Almost new Payments on mom $17,000! We've gnl it Also, it's, County Commission Chamberi ____________________________ (SEAL) Used h'iilclirig rnati'rials Metal 64.5.1115 There's one near you p.373 or 373 4537 Alter 3)0, O the Courthoute, Sanford. Florid,, PY of rOtjr wri'?en defenses if any e;---garage door,? ' 1, 4* 1, lx 6.1 Fringe benefits, Chauffuers TraIIet & Apts. 2 Adult park!, 2 Arthur H. fleiktr,, it FICTITIOUS NAME '6* Fiat 1 dOor sedan White Runs to Gene R. Stephenson of on September 10, 1974, at 7.00 P.M. Associate Betty Ftamm After fl, Pct. Interest Rate and tin root. Across ttreet from f-amity parks. 3315 Hwy Il ç Clerk requirea. Experienced MAfTLAI4D FLEA MART i'xtra goOd $495, Call Don Pope at i am hours 37? STEPHENSON and BEAPIE, Poet or as soon thereafter as PsibIe, IS At.COHOL A PROBLEM 61111Lumberon3rd 0td, 32) 1930. Day, wk., Mo, GuOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU only nd apply. Apply II Miller Publish 1911 Hwy 17-92 Open Sat 5, Sun9 S 327 1631. Dealer JOHN SAULS AGENCY eng6ged in busincs at 1501 S. DEE 120Aug 19. 76. 1971 Board of County Office Drar One, Casselberry. I IN YOUR FAMILY? NEED. NOMONEY DOWN. New Drive, Altamonte Springs, ott ______________ R3ft French Ave., Sanford, Seminoie ___________________________ Commissione TWENTY WEST Ilorida. 3f101, Attorneys for the AL ANON 3 and I bedroom homes, 1½ to 7 PleAhousr.s na ruralar..a NOdo.n ChIotte St. S&K Warehouse, HERE'S TOuR flt'vs ?7 7174 oi '72 VW 117 Wagon Lvt'. 373 Q.5 Equipment for Rent 3utomatic, County, Florida under the fictitious _____________________________ 3? rett;o.r and file the original with Seminole County, Florida payment monthly payments Iet Houses Rent ROSE GARDENI A 3 bedroom. -_ baths priced from $77,130 to Broker For families or friends of problem REALTOR Assocate factory air, radio. Low mileage. name of BO5'5 COLONIAL, and Want To Buy Furniture _________________________ By: John A. Kimbrough, ASCIATES for our ?e Clerk of the abovestyled Court s2I00 on Iae wooded lot. Seller l'i bath only 3 years old and lfl than rent. Government Suidized NOTICE drinkers. Un(urnjshed ________ ' fle Lustre Electric Carpet Like new $2995. Call Howle Kirby that I intend to register Said name n or before Stemb Chairman ' Lake Mary efIce. Confidential 17. 1971. to nualifiect buyers Call to s Below Wholesale? pays ..,t clostno cost VA. FHA. Many features Forfurtherintormatlon catll23.4517 v at 177 1631 De,ilcr ' nipom>'r for only 11 per day with the Clerk f thc CiCUIt C,rt Attest' ln?ervi II I flI.' # ' 5,, puter. 1tr flCtudin3 central CIrn,IU' (nr r ,.ti)ittlO' IinftJ,fl%ftn(e i'iier. Ily (,.n" 'n.'i convcnthiial io',.jt••• trc'.;t.t dir,,ic,-,j w,iri-t:oij',.en n:e CA P POL I.'S I lJ RN IT UP E '"° " te rd .ainst ou to, the relief f.,1r 11 8tkwilh. Jr. Call .urrest Green 1AL1OR A5CtC 65 Pt1, Oeitona, 904 226. Otlo,iuu, ti.i', over 10,000 pic'j to select c?Ier perns interested in all lots, Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. 7btronm home O5 __.. white. CAELUERRY cordance with the provisions of the lnds6nd parcels of lands adjoining 'i'mancteo in the Petition. '" Publish, Aug. 19, 1974 REALTORS, 373 Southwrct. After hours N or 3776970. 1336. UNSWORTH REALTY for rent. 3fl.7fl. Box 553. Sanford. Fla. 37771 from at wholesale or below at 4 ___________________________ S'a(PIIe.nt Looking for a bIg 3 bedroom home FiCtitiOij Name Statutes. To Wit, and contiguous or abounding and E'IO9 WITNESS my handano thdteaI ot PINECREST JUST A FEw STEPS 65 603W 1st St. Pets and Supplies Conci. Best offer, s,si,i. West Concord, downtpwn Orlando ____________ MAINTENANCE MAN Sectlonl6S.09 Florida Statutes 1957. abutting upon the lo'lowlng 6 tnat will fit into your budget this is '..'u oufl on thiS, the 11th day of 323 6061, )fl 0317,377 93 from not one but two shopping Phone 4259507. 5: Robert C Manuel Apartment MO~SIE C. BATEMAN Apartment complex needs depenChild Adull No it Owner will sell. VA, FHA or 1974 Care pets — I2VW Beetle marina blue, AM.FM plazas! Thit 570.500 r.ome has 3 trt descrlb e!ed .'.'l?hin the ____________ bt!th: A . 2ó, 16)0. GEP,MAUSHEPHERDPUPS Oablemantohillft'lltimeposltion y, Conven!tnl, So If you like a big LIROKFP SLINK BEDS d'tO.bUNOERFlCTITlQU5 DEE.115 377 744) radio. Real clean. 57)95. Call 42 bedrooms, large living room, ly7l City of Ca:eIberry, Seminoir Christian Day School has opening Mobile Homes 535 EACH Outl Include: yard work, pool ______________________ yard, lots of trees and a Clean Largest seIpc1l in Central Florida rthur H. B'ck*ith. Jr. NAME STATUTE , ___________________________ County. Florida, to wit: HowieKirbyat372-1651Dealer dining area, kitchen, bath and for IonS yr. oldsforfatlsemester anct building maintenance. Call Furnished or UnfurniShed, 2 bdrm, 373 576* home, check this o. ('erk of Circut Ccurt TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, Also best price. Starting at i39 CarPOrt IdeI for senor citizens Caltbarf Real Estate Oakwood Drive from lF.e east ITlREES DREAM Call Lutheran Church of $973 Marquis Brougham. I door NOTICE UNDER FICTITI air, large fvnced yard, Osteen. 3736650 for interview, t1 Notice is hereby given that the Joy Stokes Complete, rla,inoo 2 l3drm pavement line of Sunset Drive a Call REALTOR Associate Al "We Don't Stop upon lake. $135 unfumn. on $165 furn. 327-6196. fedeemer, 3223352 or Mrs. 5t'dan Lincoln Mercury executive NAME STATUTE OUS AKC Toy Poodle puppy 9 weeks old Deputy Clerk low. 21 Hour Service undersigned, pursuant to the ALL NULL'S STORES Antar After hours distance of approximately 1,13S in 6121 skrt ing, Take up payments or pa' Martin )fl4, Make money even if you've never male. Apricot color Has %hot car. Fully equippexi Low mileage. PCb Aug 1. 74 Srt 2. 9, 1971 "Fictitio Name Statute" Chapter Call 372-7191 There's One near NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, lineal feef to the west aement line you bdroom, 2 bath, Re. room With Eb "sold" before. Sell AVON 3730)30_Dealer. $537 1 year warranty, Offered for $4490, DIE 1i -' Till We 84509, Flori Statute, will register COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. NICE. pursuant o florida Statutes, Section of Triplet Lake Drive a k a North Experienced child care In my home. Products, PH 6443079 fIreplace, double carport, central 3 ectr, 1' baths, no qualifying, 865 09, that TASTY Bed Call Bill, 327 18*1, Dealer. extra long double With maple lx 3 a c htraljer. wJththeClerkofIheCircujtCt,In MANAGEMENT, INC., HOUSE a duly Triplet Drive CLEAN 7 BEDROOM home deal air & heat. 430 W. Crystal Dr.. 6a.m. 6p.m., Mon. . Fri., also headboard. 309 E. Crystal Dr. 3n 1156 mo., 7 per cent. FICTITIOUS NAME ) x 16' room on wheels 66 Horses for young couple or retirs Has YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Loch Arbor. 323-4696 or 3270399, '7] VW Super Beetle red, 1 speed, Fri. nights, Hr. day and Acre Realty, REALTOR, 313-7750 weekly Maketodayclasslfiedadday PIICC 8)95 and for SemInole County, Florida, organized corPoration under Ihe that the Casselberry City Council receipt Of PtOOf Of the NOtiCd is hereby given that we are heat, air, family room Can be seen by appointment Elmer Bakalla, ra'es. Lake Mary, call 3fl.135 radio. Very nice car. $7395. Call Inc. One, to buy, Sell or rent Call laws of the State of Florida, located has deemed it advisable to improve engaged in business at P0. Box 179. publication of thl'. notice, the fic. Call REALTOR Associate Son,,'1 Centie pony. New Saddie, bridle and Whitey Eckstein at 322 1651. 36" gas range, $20. 3 bedroom mobile home with air 2611 or 631 999 Properties Commercial t 90 East Livingston Street, theaedesr Lake Mary, Seminole County, titious name, tawit: ALTAMONTE Partially furnished 3 bedroom with Rtn After hours 372 1179 street with 24' of blanket. Brown with White tail and Dealer. conditioner and 750 gallon septic Professional presser,$5 Rltot Fern Park diningroom,Ijvingroom,kifchen, asphittic Concrete on a 6" base 9 mane. Exce;lent with children MECHANICSNEEOED Good Thingsto Eat tank 773 0140. Homes, Lots 3 pigs and 1 hot, 1130 372 $131 J MASONRY, and that we in In business at SAN LAPIIA-JUST LISTED' _______________________ I9U Dodge Dart convertible . 6 cyl $173. 373 05)9, the rorner Drive, of Slate ito register said name with the Roadl36andPatm5pr;ngs fl ci DAYS INN and TASTY WORLD, pcovidC for the assessment of all PEAS good running condition, good gas yo pick. 1300'a busheL garage. Near Palmetto and 25th Appty in person, Jim Lash CARPET, TILE, VINYL Sales arid at' 7)5 South Wymore Road, Three bedroom, 2 hath, down, take over payments k of the Circuit Court, Seminole the City of Attamonte Springs, Story SANFORD REALTY costs as per Resolution 7 of the Black.eyes. On oregon Ave. ' z mileage, Needs body work. AM St.$l4Opermo. Sec. deposit- $100 Acreage ChrySIerPlymouth, Sanford, e'pert installatIon 70 yrs. e'p 61 Altamonte Springs, Florida, intends Cily of Cassetberry. nty, Florida in accordance with Florida. Spanish stucco with formal dining 377 ASO2after6. Livtock And mile north of 46 and west No pets, 1300336. 2603 Park Or radioandtape deck $175 3772306. 1.1. Lowest prices in town Call 67$ to register the said name with the the provisions ci the Fictitious room, separate breakfast room. JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. Cabinet Company needs men & Herb flehrens, 1121 Days 372 7217 Poultry TAKE NOTICE that a public That the party interested in Slid Clerk of the Circuit Court of meeting will be held on Monday, Name Statutes, To Wit. Section business bedroom 2 trailer, is as follows: family room. You've gof to see this '72 Pinto Hatchback Runabout )bedroom,'.alItowafi,refrigerat women employes. We will train. Furnished. Aclultsonly. W Garnett White Ofli to appreciate it. $49,500 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS PIGS 9weeks bright red. Air and automatic, $27300 Scuba tank and regulator. and stove, 1113 Valencia C?. West, Must bell or older. Insurance and of this fictitious name is ',;' . Financing 5: Jerrel E. Rolen. Sr. 1103 INC. Three bedrooms, available, exercisi Nn 5*1'. Sunlamp. 323$20th. bath, good Low mileage. Like new, $2193. Call Call and shall be soon thereafter as possible, in the __________________________ 3727165 Whity Ecksteln Bldg. no. 3, Santord Airport. at 3271651 .. with the acquiescence and Pet" City Hall. at which lime the owners Santorct, 3fl7U1 LAKE MARY 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Reborn After hours 377 41)9 pliances Carpet throughot't -197)3 bedroom Barrington, reduced DEE ICS Presicient (leant BEOPOOMSUITES $1500. 67A ____ WORLD, INC. Wholesale. Over $200.00. P4011's price _________________________________ Date4 1;o5TrIumphspjffl t Altamonte Springs, Council and be heard BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC as to the ___________________________ DATED this rn day counts payable CITY OP on factory damaged repaired Operator sounds Interesting and general Office Seminole County, Florida, August 197i. I of Auguit, Propnietyendadvisabilifyof making itciusive area. A charming home 3bedroom home JIM DANDY FEEDS hCA T,j tO.(a i J, TOSI 1w1 flij suites -fenced ya pool and extra fargc cool dtck 500 French Ave. Pl'inn. 377 6769 II, 1971 CAS$ELBERRy, FLORIDA Procedures. Responsible position, $19900 Can not be told 33 Orlando with all the extras 135,, the improverents. Costs, method Of Sole 203 The Grcalr Malt SANFORD BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR DeLANO from new TASTY hOUSE Many extras. Fourth bedroom can Notice Of Public Nearing Call Mn. floucher, 373 8311 or $62 j3S Publith: Aug 19, 26, Sept. 2, 9, 1971 immecilat,ly, we can have you 373_SSO Jilt ff payment, and th assessments I? H 5w'ti 5 N. U H A 72 Honda 450 GOrmley'sE.dj. 373.4733 REALTORS Casselberry, 377 7711 l full dress, engine 1666 _______________________________ 7917 MANAGEMENT, INC. working and training at the same TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: for appointmt. OEE110 be used as recreation room SleismI Ph flJ II1 -O,t..nf Ph 7M cat aVainst eact, properly owner will be BEAUTIFUL FIREPLACE completely Overhauled SIOS. Call By: Semen F. Wilson, Jr., I.DeIJA Ph a31 Slit NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by time. There Is no age limit and $45,000 Call REALTOR Associate $4i"ore Ph 2J3 3314 ALL I'tOLL'S STORES considered, enhances this nice 3 bedroom with 3 Bedroom bik hOu, L0fldAc,eage Don Pope at 3721631. Dealer Pnejkjent 68 not WANTED the City Council of Ihe City of Wantod LPN'S and high 5chol diploma nurse aides. Betty Flamm After hours 377 WHY NOT? u,ivnx'dr The CIty of Casselberry has In Its you. carpet, range and refrigerator. Call 3fl,4 ATTEST: Cassetberr1, Florida. that said City 6033, required. Prepare yourse'f for the Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, -. Hat a I bedroom home with large oussession the engineers estimates Atter6:30 p.m IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Richard C. Kessler, 919E,dSt, Council will bold a public hearing: future now In this highly rewar. CA3tt 3771$)? FREIGHT SALVAGE 5 ACRES flmiy room 01 a beautifully for construction coSts, engineering, (a) To consider annexation of me EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Secretary ding field, Personal interview BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAP 6 or used furniture, appliances, Shaded lot for 121.500 TERMS. surveying, legal and udministrative BIG FAMILY A lucky find In this 322.2420 Anytime following deri CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish: Aug. 19, 26, Sept. 7.9. 197i costs Nice quiet homesite partially pi'operty lying required. Call 6318558 NOW. toots. etc Buy I en tool itm Applianc air Cod 4t3USeS Rent Furnished 27 for a total of 120.017.00. large 3 bedroom, 2 bath with 79 x freezers Investment DEE. 118 COUNTY. FLORIDA. cleared and .lose to main road and b.tlng in Seminole County, O.B.C., 701 East Semoran Blvd., refrig. Larry's Mart. 21$ Sanford Ave. Step ladders wire etc All Interested p.csons are notified 12' family room. ___________________________ "Sanloi'd's Sates Leader' CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1261 Florida, to WOULD YOIJ BELIEVE? Lots of tall pine Priced well ut ,, SuIte 311. Attamodle Spiings. Opportunities 2 Bedrooms, I bath, fenced Gnrmiy's E. 16. Sanford fl-73 Your Multiple Listing that the descriptionof each property __________________________ Agency DIVISION 0 The NE of the SE of Section ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Newfurniture. 2 children okay, no ESTATE SALE We still have a very nice 2 bedroom to be assessed and the amount to be - Hurry to ar cx. In re: the Marriage Of 33. Township 21 South, Range Will pay $50 per month for 3 years Pla. Woodwind Lessons, lop prce pilid. utd, any COnditiori WILSON MAIER FURNITURE pets. 1200 Month, lst and deposit, REAL TORS ass.ss home with den and electric kit to each parcel may be 7565 cetlent buy on this modest Park Dr 3 East, lying West of SR. (36; AND: JUDITH LYNN CAVANAUGH, Wife IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Oeitona.Enterprise area Ind return your $3000. Will give 6.44 6176, Winter Park BUY-SELL_TRADE Call after 5. 377.9401. Villaue Real Estate (iF THE ascertained at the office of the City then for Only $16,000? TERMS bedroom, l'y baps in nice and TheP4WIdOf?heSWIjOfSCC,31 you 1st mortgage on land, Marvin Degree leather. 630.110; 311 315 E. First St. 322.547? ___________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Clerk of the City of Casseiberry, $23,900. TOwnShip 71 South, Range 30 East, ROBERT W. CAVANAUGH, JR., CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida. E AL TOR open weekenØs P. Gsssman, (Bonded Mort, i you don'f believe that want ads _______ EVERETT HARPER AGENCY lying West of S R Ge. AND: The Husband. DEl TOP.4A (303)o 1131 69 Broker) 2601 Mohawk It., Malt. FLORIDA bn.ngresulfs.tryone,aIit,f0 Stamps.Coins Dated MEN this 5th day of August AD. I& 706W lstSt,Sanfotd -MAKE OFFER WOMEN WILL DO FENCE JOBS North 5310 feet of the SE 'of the SE Like new 3 Call 6.45-1847 (21 hi's.) NOTICE OF SUIT PROBATE DIViSION your phone ring. Dial 322 2611 or 1971. 32 2711 Casselberry; bedroom, 1½ bath, wall to wail 372-7113 For Sale, .00 x 100' '1of SectiOn 33. Township 21 5.OutP,, TO: Staff Sergeant Expefien(ed& Reasonable Case No. PR 74.374.CP 13) 9993 Mary W. Hawthorne, We Buy enct Sell Gold and silver mobile home lots. Cood location, COMPUTOR carpet, Has great potential. Range 30 East. .ND: The North 3228471 Robert W. Cavanas.gpt, Jr. Looking for a high Quality Estate of: Coi. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE City Clerk SANFORD Asking 523 500 Terry Realty, REALTOR, 621 -------------------53 lOfeef of the SW 'i-of the SW . Tryon Perk Apartments, A 3 JAMES MARKEY, Deceased. bargain?...Look to classified aster's City of Cassilberry, COIN CENTER, 109W, 1st St. 323 Hlvelock, Nør$h Carolina 34 Section 31. Township 71 South, anytime, Need Immediately to traIn as IBM Mobile Homes Rent NOTICE TO CREDITORS read Poday' Florida 51 Household Goods TWO FOR PRICE OF ONE ' classifieth CITRUS, OAK AND PINE bedrooms with 1 bedroom apart. Cove 436 confaining 3&tSO acres; Publit that a Petition for Dissoiutie'n of CLAIMS -IBM Compufor Operators. The OR DEMANDS AGAINST ______________________________ OEE _____________________________ bistywasher and dryer Records of Seminole County, Marriage has been filed against you SAID ESTATE: I.--_ only; renting a mobIle home at CAMP demand ton qualified program. 77 29 ______________________________ _____________________________ RESERVOR AUtj Rooms for Rent style home Immaculate 2 bed months old. Perfect wor.sing and you are required toserves copy Flo,id, desc'iption herein mers Cd operators is weal. We You and eaCh of you are hereby SEMINOLE. No pets. No aichoI, THIS LAND IS YOUR 60' Building lot. room home in lOvøly area. Wall to LAND - To tamed shall include all streets. Of yourwl'lttendefer.ses, if any, to it notified and requlrtd to ', condition, Call 323 673.1 or Ste or 3724470. — will tai,_v,, —,i 'tigItiw . -. . .. ''.'n Central Heat & Ar Conctifiannç ':' ?t" ta,,j,, hgiiways, aimeys ana avenues fireplace, ... .r.re II?) S. Summes'lmn Ave, sailea profession ana- aftist you in the City ci claims anct demands which you, 0 For free c;lrr.jty', call Carl ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, ttf In fine shady location 11,300. Don't Miss This bedroom completely 'furnished' PALACE GLJAkDED 1 year r'E T Rf5T INtl room and board in country horn k iIchen Bathrorn Cabineti H,srrit, .1' SEARS n Sanlorti 372 service contracl on electric, iio,irtin,4 & Groomr.g 1.2.3 Bedroom ApIs. goods, Ant igues anti for Wife whose address it Post Of- estateintheosflceoftheClerkutthe r.istlng municipal limits, Total Price 11000 time. High School diploma Counter tops, S nks Installato _____________________________ $11'NoticeofpubllcHearl.tg misc. 1)- '404 ColonIal Way, San. lice Box 91), 21 P4. HVway Il 97, CIrcuit Court of the Eighteenth TO WHOM Call Mrs. Palmer, 2730372. Rn 377.4057 to the corporate limits of the City of IT required. Personal interview ava'labte Bud Cabell 372 805 I _________ MAY CONCERN: Male wanted to share mobile 3772846. $175 a month with depOsit. ______________________________ air. $32,500 Call Puth Klngdon, $400 down, 5 Cassetbemry, Florida, and Casselberry, Florida, 37707, and file Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, years on the balance. required. Call 134855$, NOW Monday, Aug. 19, 7 p.m. lbedrOom anytime. Ilennis Courts Associate, $30 5500 After hours NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by hornelnHaciendavlljage. traIler with fenced yard. fbI To consider also the EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD. the original with the Clerk of the Florida, Probate Division. in the ').B,C., 701 E. Semoran Blvd., Adults wIth 1 small Child Call 6153149 I City Council of the City of 373 1Sl2After4. Large selection of first ra;e iur. IFishing of designating •tsignng ibove styled Court on Boating a Tree surgeon. Haul in anything md or CharmIng before bedrooms, the 3 the Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, Altamonte Springs Finnid, that 2 baths neecs'" Serve a useful I after 6. weekdays, 37305$. jIte311,Attarna,teSprIngs. I fliture. toning ctassIflcatior of C-I as to itn a..y ci Ieptemr, 1974, other within four calendar including: '1 nvi'frvk$.%g g4If ilf ruId..tar, carved washIng wIndows, cleaning Piouset PHONE 322.5905 purpose again *tsn you sail th..' •DIspo•.312 Full InC GE Ag,pliancps months from said City Council will hold a public SAhFCD ';;i;e. wise oiniriu table and 6 sadgment may be entered tre time of the first pub highway frontage of said property 30 and tots. 73i-3.37. course. Family room opens In'o Apartments Rent Santord Electric Company with a ClasSified ad from Ine Near LakeJe,suponMiIi. RoJdf ___________________________ 1icatiin of hearing: GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW I •015tw31n1 _______ and P IAA chairs, French Provincial canopy Skid against you for he relief demanded this notice. Each claim or demind WOMEN WANTED to remainder 1S"IO'screanediool.Walitowali 2577 Park Drive, 322 1367 Herald, Call us toctay' Don" SlfltOfdMveTWoI7x4,io.$I50p,r Ursiurnished (a) To consider annexation of the STATEROADI76 bedroom suite, walnut bedroom carpet with slate in fOylrt. Modern Eastofoviedo •Dra.s BElIER THAN RENT ticlay! Just dial 322 7611 or 631 ontheach.47740Q•7 _337 sewing cabinet, repossessed 361 * 7700* 330 ft. on take About 17 Suits, king size bed, Kenrnore I HOME IMPROVEMENTS def.ned in thd Charter and Code of calm kitchen equipped with self duplicate and state the place of and 999) To place -,oI.Jr VA (OS? want Singer's best I model, Winds bobbin Put that rent money intO being In Seminole County, w.ssher Small Jobs and of, your own 3 ICtC5. Excellent for quality dryer aw's, City of Casselberry. Flor,da, Slid Court on this 7th day of August, residence and post office day 'Id In machine, Fully automatic Pay address of Florida, to wit: EXECUTIVE Two bedrooms, 'entral heat 1)71. 3?? 1)3,6, "Lake Mary" guarantee), 57 piece set of Currier 5 air, ("apter 25, as amended and sup River. IllS mo ptus 150 security disposal and side.by.slde the claimant and must be sworn to balance of 178 or 10 POyrnents cii All that part of SANLANDO " I refrigerator and Stove are In shag carpet. $165 Mo., 17th mànth 6, Iv dinnerware, s!erc.o tape Also 7 bedroom hOusi o, Upsala refrigerator freezer 155,oro, P 5 (IEAUT V SALON Rtii;c,' .our etrc'rc hill cluded in this newly Painted home deck, color and black & white ' 415 Arthur H Beckwitpt, Jr Tre present toning clas%ficdtion tumne'y, or the same shall be void, lorry,-ri,- P4,irr i-Its liriut', tlook7 ccr'lt:e'eceiln-.j 1. .'..ii -'- .u',t . i-i' re(Orded in Plat Book 5, page 19, 3221961 of Said Property is A I as that TV't, large an TRAINEES As Clerk of said Court small applianc, 377'i. bath, kitchen equipped, central Dated at Casseiberry, Florida, public 319 E P.ne, 3?? 37? Freef-sImates .•,f 'cr irSu,,,t,cn records of Seminole County, C,UARDED FHA appraised at -----".,.near Lake Jem, II acres, wooded clean used and new bedding, new cassificat;on s ctelcri By: Eljine RiCharcje in the thiS 2nd day of July, 1971. heat, carpet, privacy fenced, If working In the secretarial fi,ld 2 Bedroom (4 79 37t0 Florida, lying sc*jtherly of State Call Jeff Cohen. Associate, mooiie home air con * *C.EN EVA GARDENS * * Sacrelakeonback living room furniture and carpet, Deputy Clerk Zoning Ordinances and reg,,iatins OFF AIRPORT corner Terms 123.500. FALL CLEANING 5: Rose Markey Di'op in bobbin, tlg ditloned, carpOf / Road No. 434, easterly sOunds Interesting to you. end Single story studio, of the 8305500 After hours, 634 737) Zag ana along with the regularof Seminole County. FlOridj. Very .OHN EDWARD J')NES 3 r.eesjle nice. line of used "Imp,a:" Watt, & Spra KIec,, I, 2, and 3 As Executrix of said estate your need It urgent, we will give Adults Only. ReaSonable 323 $617. IMMACULATE-2 bsdroom, Seaboard 1 bath, position Like new cOndition solid Coast Line Railroad right. furniture anti misc bedroom apartments. Pool, The public hearing will or held In CARROLL 1 JONES. PA, COME Exterior wails, eavet patio, walks 5: Leighton D. Yates, Jr. family room, bright cheery kit. you complete training, and !ieWlot$45, balanceof$43ch of way, Wesl of the realigned right, . LAKE MARY Burglar Alarms EARLY AND GET A GOOD Post OffIce. Box 91) cluohouse, carpeting, drapes, th City Hall, Casselbet'ry, FiOrIdi, Classified ads are here to help ,ot. Roberts & Gilman & rOofs Removes mildew, fungus, 06 MAGUIRE, VOORHIS I payments of 110, New warranty, chen, 111.500 i Of.way provide you with full or part time oh Douglas Avenue and SEAT New For Homes & Businessis on the 16th day of September, A.D 11 North Highwy 17 97 S acres on a corner, 560,000 home mn'4 dobbers, wasp's kitct,*n equipped, central heat and 35 buy, Sell, rent or swap at a low & WELLS, r.A. Spider North eniployment. Both morning Mobile Home Lots of the SOUth line of the 830.5500 and air. ',Puoflthly rentals from $14230. 1974, at 7.30 P N.. or as soon Casscfberry, Flor1da 37707 Free Estimates, 371 6262 ebs. 322 0391 nearby. Several homes can be cost let us help you place yours'135 WaIl Street, P.O. Box 633 evening classes abandoned CallCreditDept SANFORD street Inc available. formerly Realtors For Rent 3222090,1505 W 25thSt.,Sanford. Longwood bout On property. ?oned A-I. SE thereafter as posible, at which time Attorney for Wife Call 3277611 or 131-9993 ______________________________ Orlando, Floricta 2iO7 WINGCEP4TER designated Personal IntervIew required. Call Adams Street on tne — 'HALL REALTY 572.500. intKel$ed Darties ________________________ cm? izens for Publish: Aug 17. 19,26, Sept. 7, 1971 Attorneys ton the Executrix 3O7AEast A&A CLEANS ALL 1st St East 1 or 7 bedroom duplex -' 6345555 NOW. O.B.C., 70) LAKE MARY abovi name plat, containing i.m apartments Free trailer space In return for Sanford 372 9411. Eves .69 1700 F rench Ave andagainsttheproeda,v,xat,, DEE 51 26,06 S HWY 1797 Publish: Aug. 19, 76, 1971 Pressure Cleaning. Floor Waxing, 114. watchman Semoran Blvd. Suite 3)4, Ski, swim and fish on fabulous Lake acres, and including FurnisMd or unfurnhshed. services 60 '" ''c the adiacent Carpentry, Remodeling, Additio,.,s and Zoning witt be heard Sad at REALTOR DEE-Ill FORREST GREENE INC. W'ndoj 373 0663 Altamonte SprIngs. 173 5771 swimming pool. 4220 S. Orlando Mary,atarge,crystaI(farf right.of.wayof5tateRop4o.gJ40 manufacturing Plant on Weti'side 3 hearingmaybecun;jnoedfrcmt,me IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Cuttøm Work, t,icensed Brcc-ti. Ust Neeil of Sanford 323 1170. Dr. 23.7970 c td furniture. elcelient condition, _________________________________ tpifpfontp, bedroom, 7 bath, aIr. porches, IAI tOf5 196W Lake theadjeccyit right-of — Vt', Blscl 'o lime untilfinel edion iS taken by EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Free estimate. 373 6038 VINCENT 5 (:,WP[NTRY C'TYOF twprices Moving from are., 831 way oh Dovgla Ayrntiecn the East, fenctd yard Seller w:Il finance 61330' ti'1 Camper. Travel CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CORBETI REAL ESTATE City Cour.rl SANFORD 2nd fiocg, 2 bedroom. Ir'i,'r.r Trim, P,inlr.. Custom L?.KEMARY.FLORIDA 735 or 377 5040 $415013 tothe corporate limits of tnc City of i"L ___________________________ intenior.Exten,or Plastering " REALTOR ''s notice shall be pusi,d at the COUNTY, FLORIDA, Trailers Want Ads Resort Property Notic.ol Pvbtic Hearing Cirp'ntry No cb too SmIll Alfamre Springs, Florida, and Plaster patching and Simuldte.d C-' CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.tIq. Dti Mall wilhin the City of uxe Deitona t305) 571 1043. I. tensed & Bor'Jt' 323 Sell DeBars' __________________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: gas stove with griddle, For Rent House? _____________________ SANFORD (b) To consider also the question brick SpeCiality 327 77$3 A Buy of A Lifetimei.asselberry, Florida. and in three in re: tne Marrai.ge of Thompton's Roofing 11'green rug, Etectrolux vacuum, 15' Travel NOTICE S Financing a ne HEREBY GIVEN by ci designating and assigning the A nIi,wr;j cr retirccs uream FRANKLIPJARMSAPTS (11 oth'i- places within the City and CHARLOTTE TURNER, WIFE, the Trailer, like nev.Iluild up&shingls 16 $1,130 372 4470 NEAR SCHOOL ring Maronif InCome and mnbeam dec. mixer, old Singer Sciardof Acjustment of the City zoning classification of C.G Corn Home *4 jtch,son Ocean front apartments, 3 in • bedroom, tarnily ruom, ar, nice publishect in the Evening Herllel, 117u Florida Ave. All work guIr,,riteed AND CLYDE DAVIS TURNER. of Lake Mary, ijable arc iumbq corner lot, hardwd Deftonj is Investment Propert' now within 373 678.1 Florida. that Said mercial General District to Said carpeting Seller Offers terms 339 5 AtlantiC, Daytont. Beach, CALL SOUTHERN RV SERVICES newspaper of general c"cuiat.on en HUSBAND 323 1751 Alter II .s 373-6650 flrs. 1 block from elementary board will hold a public hearing the reach o the young property ai that classification 15 116.300 FORALLYOURRVNEEDS 1, tail Mrt P U rfutchison 321 103* the City of Casseloerry and P S C c'r'rete & Masonr, ACTION OF ACtION school Only I 8:00p.m., on Tuesday. $75,000 $1500 ,wn TNE"' New . ALTAMON1E " vly reupholstered hide.abe Nt. 1 h.rfronm apt working people of the Sep*emt,er'). descrlbe'f to the :ng or.rg 4r, ______ 323 9070 ,j 5nhntji, Cvnty, lortaa, once a TO cL' )E LiAvi tURNER ixj iJuwn payment VA. see today, i st,n',,t's Floors pains P. flr'. 1971, to YOWiiOU5C area, 5i1. 'vtmvayne's Quality 2 betiruom. I' well as the carpet. Adults, 1103 SANFORD Of the City ol Altamonte Springs, _________________________ wee's for at least four 1 con Residence Unknovn 37 hrck or stone plantCrs Patco ,ir.d Ba.'siness Property older bath, kitchen equippect By jrniturc, 1700 French Ave retirees on a fixed owner )fl-l296iifterl:OOp.ri EXCHANGE a) consIder a request tot a FIorIda,towit: Ordinance Plo. 721.73 Complrtetrailerhitches Mini grove umner tot Just painted C&ABACKHOESERVICE secutive weeks prior to the c'ate of YOU work 37) 6197 $37,300 Small dn payment or 10 I income ARE NOTIFIED that an varianceonlofslz.andsld,s.tback andasamended Lot s. New For Ailklnd 41 Rent RYDER RENTS TRUC Smyrna Beach, 1 block available nsldea'icicjt 3beclrooms, lamily and wpplemenvpd. tne public haring; ttse cole o' the action Or dissolution of rnarr.aje to reduce width at Landciearing, septic tanks, fill dirt, 7BEDROOMS regarding tilde, Live in one Side for $35 a building line from your fromtheoc,an TradWorhomeon room Mo-,e right in 127.300 The present zoning classlficalio t,i't publication to the date ci the ECU'OIOC Vansto Diesel Tractors has been I iIeo against you and you 200' to di iveways All knØ of dIgging ADULTSONLY $5.5' ano racucs tide set back of said property is RI Residential, riiqiiiaty to purchase a month Off. -$31 2661, Home )A VE'SUSEDFURNITURE commercial )NCRET2 largeor Small. weclo SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE day 1 year 17) 3)13 Sanford area. In 77i 9147 or 37330 ,'rSt publication, both dates in are required to serve a copy of your from 75' to 27 5' on the following Single Family District, 63 3729190 new3bedroomhomefor it all Fair prices. Licensec, 30O5 SANFORDAVE Call now, 23)IW,IstSt as that FORRESI GREENE INC. 370 no cash down and Bonded 37 1711 CHASEY BUILDERS. 371 1741 WILFRED twenty-elgt,f (21) days. In addition, H LONGW000 CONRAD, The South 169' of the East 65.5' of ZONEDC TA F F ER REALTY 1 reduced monthly 867 7759 day or night. P-AL TOPS l9 Lake Mary Blvd. 96 zoning ordinancesandregulationsof notice shall be posted in the PetitIoner's attorney, whose address t ire hawi,,q clifluci,lly finding ,i the P47 3of the S ~ of the W ½ of the I cansiderecf for annexation and i 100 Pdurfh Highway ii 97, SE '.. Section I, TownShip 20 5, Seminole County, Florida. Appliances ,".iceto live, car to drise, .1 ob. or 3226633 Farmers Home Ad. WE TAKE TRADES The Public Hearing will be held In 'en' never was a be'tttq time than zonIng at Ieastf,fteen (151 days Casselberry,. Florida 37707. on or '.Oflu,' SCryice kOlj ti,j0 Range 30E, need of. ministration Assistance -.- -. Seminole County, the City Hail, Attamonte Springs, you today, FRONTAGE ON 17 the date of the ptMic heaning .92 now to use a dIstil ed act in lt'.e If o, are. in need c" a fram r Excellent location at I-I before September tn. 1914, and file Florida "ad all our v.ant ..t i'tm'ry day PIn RENTAL APARTNENT HOMES and Sp IS cult Holpoint avocado HUF FMAN REALTY Florida, on the 17th day of Sep DATED thiS 13th day of August, the originat with the clerk i tni 14i'raict Stop makini1 'c uses O,il Yard Clean Up, Trim, P,i3O.Aing Ready to be developed sb:ontr,ctor. C,,ll BIG H;. great ger*ralioca!edonthe NWcorfl,rOf Excellent condition, $125 _____________________ Servite arid Light HavIng. Call us Al Peli, Jenny Clark, Aoc . 32? 2811 or III 999) 4 0 )974 tember,)974,at6:30p.m,orass, . lOcation for most any type corn. f 'INDUSTRIAL PARFC Ilfltth•SANFOROAREAfniendlV MER CO'lST 843 6160 Court either before service on Lakeview Avenue and North Street, thereafter 377.7$ ANYTIME. 3731OM --------as possible, 37? I591or372isi 76 whIch time mercial business. Owner would (Seal) Petitioner's attorney or immediately Auto Repairs — and beautiful," — * un furnished Lake Mary, Florida, Interested parties and citizens f Mary W. Hawthorne, fhet'affer, otherwise a default will Take like 79 pet, down but is willing to 323 0061 or 562 7375 a decorator's eye view of this Pan ties, Hotpoint anti Parts.Accessories The Public Pteeringv,jlf beheld in Tappan. andagalnsttheproposadannexation REDUCEDI3S00 City Clerk negotiate On down payment and big old 7 stor5 home with a 'oe uood ole summertime, t ., pi'i ced rIght. Financing availnole be entered against ypu for the relief the CIty Halt, City 0' Lake Mary, and zoning will be heard. Said — COMPARE For lease - Building for offices or of fh City t) demanded in the petition. .r .'.it time to Sell hold the mortgage on balance, Jeff wit h no down payment, Dick's fireplace and • p0o$ with bath Chrome whtels, II" deep something wh a Florida, on Sept embeç 3. 1971, at hearingmaybecontin,,,edfri,mfime commercial use. A great down 3 bedroom, l'i bath, wall to well I Cohen. Associate, $30 5500 (assetberry. Florida WITNESS my hand and the seal of 1:00 p-rn or r,,sj,tie,j Ad Just di,6I 372 7411 houte, Your Imagination and some pliances 37? 7636, dish. slotte'J, I bolt as SOOfl thereafter as to time unti final action I' taken by PAUL SLATE-P c,irpe?, large garage and carpeted MODELING at fair prices Pitjtth Aug 19, 76. ¶.c'ut 2. 9. (6, town location Approximatel-1 -tP5 Court on Au.ciutt 7th, $974 1f .i ': oo'sSitie at WPfth differt'n:t' 373 8)49 paint and a moderate do,,,n time interested the City Council. ".J''l..ii,er ti'r 4Q39 ,irq or small i'!I.t room. lovely yard Central (p74 3,400 sq. ft lloor space Very rca we do MORE it all (Circuit Court Stall WAS'ias parties for anc against the reauest payment is all that is n.eded. Th, sacation till AuguSt 24 Free This notice shall be iiosted .1 the ______________________ heal and air, equipped kitchen uality work, free estimates, sert,lce, used machinej s,onable rent to substantial party DEE 106 17VoItBtteries$)l95 Arthur H. BCckwith. Jr. 628.2162 owner WIll even help with %fated above will be heard. Said City Hill within the City of the ______________________ estimate's PH 3226173 . C HASEY BUILDERS. 167-7755 Close in Immaculate, Only 3 *tio will maintain building In 900d ____________________ As Clerk of the Court REEL'S BODY SHOP hearing may financing, Total price $39,600, but NEY APPLIANCES 3730697 oO ______________________ ly or night be contun'ued from Altamoq,?e Springs, Flor.da, and in condition. May Sub let y('ars old lt, OWNER )?7 6291 For ,,, 1I09$anfordAvenu,. By Joy Stoke's cash talks Call REALTOR As$Ø. -fl'-tied ads serve the buyinq an time to time until 'inal action Is three (3) other places within the ____________________ info CIII H A. DALE I'ALTY, 9 i A', Deputy Clerk Vic Glsch;er eves. 3fl-737 ______________________________ Selling C & C Home Improvement, taken by the said Board of AdCity, and published In The Evening community NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 647616) TV.Radio.Sfe,. rILE RED H. CONRAD ustmens, NEWLYWEDS? Want your own painting and WaI;apering No cc-b AllTypesof Repair evrryday...r,ad and use them 77 NAME STATUTE Herald, a newspaper cf general Junk Cars Removed AttOfl'sy for Pqi?'fio.'er tco small Qua'ity wOrkman,hp first "little home?" Nice corner THIS NOTICE shall be posted In circulation in the City of Aitamonte often Call 32? ?6'l or 8)1 9993 373 9043 or 3738439 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN f",, ''U' Sites ire in season 1.1 BIak nOd White TV mo P4Orth The Longer Your Ad Runs P'i 373 $379 or 373 8759 Iifl three 3I 1.I?J(iC it' I the lt 3 ti"eirm, 1 bath t11 300 ('ffi.i 'J.irfl foal tf. iacrs w.fhifl fte Srins end Seminole County, :'I;II' Contemporary Cb'r, t i..'.. i''1. tiI CaiStibmrr,, lorda 2JC1 Lii (..i,s t with a Classified )'i I net-uS''' Serve a useful The Less It Costs Per Line Owners anxious to Sail Dun't pass City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the FIOrIda,onc,a week lot' at least lr AiJ fl lh Heralct 327 2611; $3i 372736; ' ,ucd awsy Your cos.. 510 undersigned, purSuant to the Pubiist, ALIO, 17, 9.78. Scot 7,1971 City Hall. and published in the (1) '.onsecutlye weeks prIor 10 the ___ -iec pose loan when you sell thCt this buy. Big cath doan and save 'F.(tsI,uu. ?..ttrte V'(ii) Per Day. Slfu1e" Chapter 79! 6(71 ,iriytuit DEE f I Ct155fiCd ad from the Evening Herald, Ir.deperitjet painter elmates rPoreoriowdownFMAor VA Call n'.-w'spaper of dateof the Public Hearing; thedate $65 (i9. Flor,d, Statute, will register i-k'r.iId Call us tOiieyi Don't * Mildred Stemper, Eva. 327.1955, middle man to save you money Boats & Marine 4" general CirCUitii in the City os of the first publication t the date of HOMES OF DISTINCTION DYNAMITE LOCATION for op. delay' Just dial 322 7611 or 8)1 Rated For Consecutive For free eStimates on any Size lometrlst, phy5lIi. podiatrist, 78 'nand tør Seminole County, Florida, Motorcycles 'IIELLS DRILLED PUMP.. Equipment GOOD tfElGHBOi'H#yJD _____ vlsi i'o oi,ice your low cost want Notice it hereby given Ihat we are least 11 dayS pqior to the afotesid dusive, iob--exterior, intertor Call 323 'A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Of proof of fl not be less than in tx,1rw's 1)0 W.AIRPOR'T BLVD haar. in eddilpn, notice snail Lie twenty.elqhf 7143 I?' Sriber 1ibergIa A1Itype'sanxjj H.avallabl. pt'catron o rns tofice,-me fc Of Copy. 1965 In (25) days. Motorcycle Insurance Noun panelled filmily room big trees in P.O. Box 3174. LOngwood 3;i(i, . SANFORD, ILA. It all." pottd in the area to be considered notice shalt be posted Trai Ier included 1650. 6683101 yard. 519.530. Werepa;ranmjsery,t,. In the area to BLAIR AGENCY 133,717ff JChn'5FixIt AREA'S PARTS NO 2 under w$tich ST1NVE MACHINE & FINEST 323 3166 See the homes built Call After 3pm. Mon Tp,urs NEIGH. we' Ire' fictitiouS name ot SEMINOLE the public hearing, SUPPLY CO zonlngatla3s$fifl,an(t5)dayspr. I f " 7' Saber fIberglas 1966 -________________________ 322 1713 carpeting, drapeS, central heat 1977 Honda SL7S with pride & ______________________________ 1!a I' ares' City, mn the City c,f Fo'ett finest bath older home On 360 acres of regi5tr Said i'ame With the Cterk of ,fodel Trailer included INC., REALTORS 5: Kay Saninan -i Excellent Conditign, Low niileavt' Room add'tons. Patios, ,, 5'. ; Ct, f-iira 1$ 813? DATED this 61?, day of August, paneling, 1630 666 370.1 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, _____ _____ City Clerk washer, Call Mrs. Puthertur $75 3730357 doors & windowi installed, TPa th1' pattiCs 'ntertsted in said 1_., APT f'OoN PEST CONlwci AD. 1971. S:OOA.M..S:3OP.M city, can be yours for only 110,0(0 Floridi in aCcotdaflce. With Ihe I16' f-sb'ergljiv, canon and eIctric 3 City of Lake Mor-y, 5a. .sss entefprisi ar ji follows painting interior, d*tt'qiO 5: Phyllis Jor4atil down Owner will o?d 1st mon. Free MOfldly thiu Friday provisions of SP,e Fictitiov' Name SP0'tte . ' In k eeping with T1ii._-Florida J4rnct S Gii I motor, $200 571 3049 After tgag., $S0,ggo. Call Margaret estimate, 3279365. 3226163 City Clerk 41 , Statutes, To WI'. 5t,gn 56504 THOMAS ExtCndedfro,,t end Houses for Sale Ithl'USIIIYIIi ........40da line 0. FREEMAN, ESQ F'yO'icc.'s L Gbson isfi r Pete beautiful wooded 31 Apartments of the City of . Rent Scott. REALTCR Assoc Evening I Florida Statutes 1957 373 5951 ADDITIONS & P.0 9ox 34 REMODELING U'fl Rot.i.- Pest GENE cf.ct s'lFf Oilier'. Oat';j 1! 'rs$ (isy 5.n'e "'' Altamonte Springs, S 'i(l,n A Q5(y - 3(). surroundings. Furnisted Cl.LL hILt. LAKE MARY, cute & neat, 3 RORSON MAFc$PIE TPAl,[p Pt. PAIRS Altae Sptg, Fl 3270) 2676 lrixuos Ar,c "da. Pay. 1971 FIida 26tlti U 0.1 ' 13 ))1 Moor' 8w It With Pnde By bedrooms, 7 baths, large___'I Stemper Realty Like Mary)7) 0161 79?7HWy,1797 77) )#.2 Attorney for cIty cheery Sanlor. 372 2070 ... 23caHn. 79, Ajq 5. 12. 19, 1914 323 661.) Publish; Aug. 12, 19, 26, Sept "', Publish Aug 17, 19,36, Sept 7, 1974 Efficiency apt carpeted with air 79 rrucksand Trailers kitchen, central heat 5 air, near 372 5961 'ubllsls: Aug. 19, 1974 I (l?.00M941AfuM CHARGE) _____ no ';, Cntral FlorIda's 1971 1 ______ DEE mo. XULP REALTY, $90 per Junior Colltgq, school, and stores DEE.l7 MULTIPLE LI!Ttpd(. REALTOR OEF-71 3 Lines Minimum 1591 271 CailFor 1fl) 1 750 otti Pickup $9195 Frencp __ C-amping Equipment Eve 377 Appnt, 377 1 lwheeIdrive $3530 156373 39$3atter7 322.3103 Tent, knapeack 1 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. 7Sltping t)tgS International __ ____ ton, 4 wheel tim5,. 345 3981 l'l te, bet fl7' 34! - -. - - _________________________ _. __ - . ,,I. - .. yer - Fri An -. ,I I 7UI - _________________ TOO ___________________________ - ' '.'. . - . - .- . . - - ..... ._ - ' - -. - --- - -. --- - * Mustang City * ' ' •a . . I+() . -. - .. -. - . , I - Ste ,.,..,: - - ' ---...--- ri -. - '' . - - - Car j - - - -- - ______ ________ - ' . - -- - __________________________ _- yw - - - - hitsa . 'Stop Urn!'' - ____________ ____ - - . - '... - ....., - . __________ - - ' , . _ - -____- -_ ' ___ .set " Succeed," -. - . - _______________________________ ___ .-_ - . - ----------__-- . '- - - 24/'9J.riveBszg ' - , .,., , - - . - - - _____________________________ - - . , r. '- - . _________________________ -- ---------- . _________________________ - - ':'.' ___________________ - -- - - ________________________ - Call .- - - . , - - - --" - ' - __.._, - PROGRAMMERS - - __. . A Directoryof ExpertsReady To Serve You! _________ . ___________________________ - - ________ ___________________________ - AirConditioning - HomeImprovement; - .. •-.. .. ... . . .......... . .. ,--.. -- Pet Care _____ .. . AUCTION AppRances * Singer __ --- ,,__ -- - - * a * as __ m Beauty CON ' ____________________________ , .!i_ 1973 Singer Zig-Zag I I . PressureCleoning - - BurglarAlarms - - - . are ' cs -. SANFORD AUCTION - ad Carpentry , (J) _. ______ ______________________________ - - and . - ' A New - '' __________________________ - , Roofing - ' ::=,,,. B Results -- ' __________________________ Concrete __ (and Clearing at Ph, 322-261 1 .-- . Track entals .. as -- ' WANT AD _, _________________________ - t prCted! ONLY , ONLY -_________ j239 Sub•Contractors LawnService mica , StemperSezi DIAL at , — .. ______________________________ ',' ('flRO11DA )flhiflOJO 322-261 * WIW Shag Carpet Winter Park* Range'Refrigeratbr Orlando 8319993 * Dishwasher.DispQsaI - ' - - .- HO1"flES Home hnprovem.nts ''' Roberts & Gilman -- Wall Papering If) - -- '' -' ' rr',-:,:-. - ' Painting space. 4$k for W2nt Ads * Clothes Washer.Dryer * Recreational Building * Heated 0OI -. -____ ' - - - ," " - - . "''' ,,, -'. __________ ____ __________ 9O&ttiCdi Well Drilhng - 1-2 Bedroom •- — - me enoaa "away' from EVEREST - REALlY - the - - PestControl I, - ' ---_ ----- , ' . -- - _ I . the Welding ' ' .. , ," - ' - - _________________________ - ._______ _________________ I if -- b . a 4 �1 0— Evening Hera ld I I 1* Monday, August 19 1914 C.V_-/ -: I .* 10.44~~I__ I . .I .-. : ~ I .1 I - Miners DR. L. E. -er", LAMB Bee Stings Can ! r ___: .:.-1" ) _______________________________________________________ Halt A ork I W V- CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) DIR i)IL LAMB Those shots your doctor — Coal miners began a week. uncernt.l about allergic reac- recommended desensitize Last swn. person so he will be less likely long work stoppage today at Iii •• an ac •- .' . •... .. r the miners ii uiiin priod.i— tvrt lrnni rtt!On tith "t t. ....t L.t(. pc". sw ellingand shock, severe doctor. It may save her life, mine without pay—for those killed in accidents. itching in the Palms of the These kits contain medicine to But this memorial period, Itands- and under the feet, anti counter the reaction ill c. which began at midnight SunI ed blotches appeared on gsting, and a tourniquet to tic day,comesatatjrnewhen. %% hat kind (.of a reaction she would have she should be stung now iifter several iiionths if haVu elaf*~eod, and if it is im. iterative that some medication be prescribed flOW. stockpiles intio tlx- spot. Incidentally, only were down to 14 days' supply. ne , lice will !eave its Jones& Laughlin, six th ranked, stingerinyou.Itdiesbecausecif sa id its s tockpiles were "al. this. Wasps and other Ikes do ready too low for the operation not leave their stinger. If you levels rEquired by the strong don't have a kit or anything, steel market." Im The National Coal Assocl- I here are several deaths it there while you go to the ation's latest figures 51)0W that recorded front bee and wasp doctor. Consider it an as of June 1, befo re the UMW's stings. If a person has Just if there is no annuaimasstwo.week vacation Iiiiimted swelling near the iimunediate period, electric utilities had a keation of the sting, u.uaIly it The d esen si t i Is fl(Jt serictb. llo%% ever, anyone has nuiterial in itzing medicine 92-day supply. The Tennessee that also pro- Va lley Authcrity, which gets %% ho ltas something more. as tile tects against other insect two-thirds of its coal from UMw hives ittie red blotches) such as wasp or ho rnet mines, reported last week tha t shock-like reaction, is in stings.Astingfronianyoftb, some of Its generating stations danger. Wi th each suequent cu)d be da ngerous person were down teas little as 12 days Nting the reaction is usually who has had a severe of more severe than before. You You help prevent stings should consider it as a form The a or stings, to a can of is .stung than she did the la titime. Army Promote Sgt. Kierstead st __________ I ____________ f / . ---- • _ I~~. ~ 7 - ___________ - - wakii'w~_ . -_ ___ __ stoppage will ie some '- • -• -- - k_ __ _____ - - 0tv A ___________ ______ I---- '.' , "e ______ %dw PUPS LOOK FOR HOME Utilities. Public Hearing- Continued (Cont'd) Consideration of hearing regarding thetoning of Virld Drake. Casselberry dogratcher, has lots of cute pupp. ,es Compliance oy First Florida Striton property to PUD. UtWties to Upgrade FacilitiesApprove transfer of funds and dogs that nd a loving borne. Show here, Vicki has her own mutual admira tion society, with three Chihuahua puppies, who are eagerly awaiting adoption. ( Herald photo by Elda Florida Utilities. Reports: County Planner, Zoning Administrator, Building Official, Pollution Control Officer, Utility Control, Chief Fire Administrator, Sheriff , . Threatens Farmer's Career Fear Partly c!oudy becoming cloudy in District 1, 2, 3. 4. and 5. mostl y WPSterly end want Altamonte attracted to or herd Coal Ope ra tors' Assoclaliofi, was occasion will ent somepa e, but where? To date, Extended riorida forecastpartly cloudy with scattered Staff and council reports. " — - i A k-r-fas - -, -, r~_.___ -~ F ~_Ti.'. -Fn) oPtimisfic about the gratula'jons, NEI-SON ltocKF.FELLER of Before he uttered Rockefel. were The drartiat! c shift in ______ C , •• - •-•-• I from I 1 row, - 1;. - ..." icago on on • c, _____________________________ ____________________________ - • • -. tragic coidlicts that Ford said, _____ _____ ___________ _________ _____________ _____________ ____ ________ _____ ________________________ _____ ____ ______ _____ _____ -_~ ___ ______ __________________________ ____________________ 111 I _- - - -.- past," are __________ ___________________ ___________________ _______ - I!, - .4 I -can - .. . . _________ - ___ • ... 7 , 7771M —; l _____ ______ ____________ f z- - . - -- 741 ___ . am tirtun. -. - :, - ___ gene: ally considered slightly to the right of the political spec. ____ - - ~ j ' end: I - ____ But those close to Ford re ect suggestions that his speech sig- - way --—-,- — -.,-. -, . - -'. res. pas.sers, to join in rehabilitating all the casua lties of a ll the I . those he held as a Republican congressman Grand Ra issues which Ford inherited ids, Mich. •._-+'1 - y and . _ - -- M. Kennedy, [)'Mass, "I ask all Americans who ever asked for goodness mercy in their lives, who ever 1. ANALYSIS f Sources said the timetable finalists because Ford didn't "But after a IM9 arid very called for Ford and his choice necenarfly talk to them. I 7~) __ the beat producer of dairy poblmt site LOWS mostly in the 7 l'ts filed an Bid tabulation, Reservations are being angered by light colors, such as the industry group that negoproducts in Newaygo County jundtioti seokji to block the station and force main for Daytona peach tides for white, tan, khaki or green tiates with the 1.1MW' cepted until 4 Tuesday- high 10.3? a-rn.. 10:5.1 Aug. and Will and ranked No. 2, for Its size, in burial. to lor s. pm, Daniel B. Kierstead, 22, son of low cost miners $25 million in lOSt al, Michigan. 1:06 Elementary am., 1:31 pm. Port the Altamonte "Project Greatest" office at4 School . . Send your questions to Dr. wages. And the Canaveral P'içh 10:11 am,. 10:31 goes even pa Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D ter Glace and Seminole Junior College. I, pm., 10* 3:56 am., 1:21 pm. Lamb, in care of this newspia. ___________ stead, 845 Pasadena in per. for city map, etc. $9N.46. 1 livestock farmer teeters on the P.O. A Box 1551, Radio City _,_____-~ side Issue—but easily Lbs ______ Suddetill, 4 .1lie farmers who ; Longwood has been pro . . Seminole County Drug Action _. -tl-in, He is one of about 100 own coats ni'iatd herds have "bind up the havp been uttered by someo moted Station, New Yo , rk N.Y. os t vo la tile one 10019. m to Army Specialist Four in a l foresee their earned re-entry nation's wounds." Committee Inc. budget report, •-. gal Notice For .s copy of Dr. as liberal as. say, Sen. Edward W drive to esthbUh a union farmers who learned last May lost a nukitt icr their erops. Germany. . PRESIDENT Jane Ri FORD c h ar d s , chaIan of that their cattle NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE herds wild Nobody 1 okleI PlC TlTiouSNI threrticulosis, send beachbsa 141 tsiy hay Kentucky ha m Charte Study Cmittee Kier3tead is a supply NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Notice heraby givtn that e are to be destroyed because 50 cents to the saine address with a strike against the Brooke ILelds were aergeant er ,$,A Bamberg. C.noa,d In bu$intts at 7 W Hwy ' bvwi'ofthecralnOrd Communications. and ask for the 'Diver. sideMinlngCo,.a .na under the seal f the 431, Longod. 5,mnot, spread thli. many. MA Ons. county Court of Semincilt county, Florida undtr the fictitious County, ticulosis' tict. the name of Power Co. from the dtfltwLnated COWS, n lor id a lnthatcertalnca,,en,jtled METRO tIRE EQUIPMENT, and F Informal communications rtardant chemical, even wicitl ts have from Joe Creamo, Inc., Plaintiff -vs. that we Intend to r egister said me The feed Robert Boryniki, et 01, Defendait, with the Clerk dis. shown their :1eldi t be clean. of the Circuit Court, tributed acciden tally by MichCase No. 71 346. which aforesaid Seminole County, Florida in ac 33j,,, Order was delivered to as SheriffI Cordance with the pruviiidn f the igan Farm Bureau Services, Seminole County, 33333 33 Of Florida, and I Fictittt Name Statutes, ToWit: which confused the chemical _____ Pave levied upon the following Section US.ti9 Florida Statutes 1t57. 31333 with a milk producing it described properly pursuant to the S: Orville R. Anderson STATE OF FLORIDA provisions of Florida Statute 705.01. 333 333 puts in its feed. FictiTIous s4jE Walter T. Schaefer DepartmentsISsat, said property betno located In Publish . Ave. 12. 19, 26, NOtit I! hete'y 'ztr that we an The livestock of those farm. .#333 Sett. 7. 1971 h DOROTHY W. Seminole County, Florida. more FEE-64 engaged GLISSON, at 102 r$unt. ByDONNAESTES era Involved has been quat-. SWd in bu'lnrs!. Secretary of State of t State of particularly described as follows: 33333: ____ Lcntj'ocd, (32730), I antIpJtej5.ynHkbafl.()fl 54mInoleC,oi,,t, F.:,idaundarthe LAKEVIEW Florid a HeraldStaff Writer Bill Palm, vice president of hereby Catlty One (1) Chevrof,, Serial NOTICEOFPU$LICHUARING 333 PROFESSIONAL Number lsWaDlassIi fictitloil flflIf of 1()'JR WORLD Glace and Radcliffe, said the marketplace and the ir beef NOTICEISHEREliYGIvENthat ASSOCIATES. LTD. heretofore a One 'I) 1961 Chev rolet. Ser ial the Board of SERVICES, i,nJ lht C Intend 333 resolutions were adopted by LONGWOOD County Commissioners The city, pronounced to limited partnership formed under Number I1WAI43IOJ COn- register'u-.Ic,a'e .lh ,he Clerk Of wilt on th 10th day of Setemb.r , . previous 333 333 ,already scraping councils authorizing th e bottom of sumption. One (1) 1969 Che,rol.t, Serial 1974, at 7:00 Chapter 670, Florida Statutes, the Cir:i? (out, Siriioie County, p.m., or as soon having its principal place of Number 164479D016077 its coffers to continue day to 333 i3333? the various mayors to execute L INES The sickness of the con- Florida in ac4.ird',tk-4' with the business thereafter as possible, consider in SANFORD, SEMINOLE One (1) 1963 Chevrclet Corvair. enactment of the Pro',lIcii o( Ut day operation applications with the federal following or. laminated cattle the govern. 333 Statutes. To '.YI: t':r Ofl Name dinance: •S.09 COUNTY, FLORIDA was duly Serial Number 105473W)z3723 government ment, is now for funding ' ta gious, but many de Cancelled for failure to file i,ii, mand Johnson's Fior:ca 5latv'e 1937 One II) 1961 Chpvroles Covair. An ordinanc, relating to specified 1973, 1973 and requests, but that none 1971 Annual Reports Serial Number payment 5: a0Y77wnsis H. !.er Dowiirl3, It. longtime neighbors apparently $1,000 in areas of the Unincorporated One (I) Ital Chevyoles Covair, territories of Serilnole C Pur$uanttom,proyIsIonsofst atilil,, .4 r)owlirl adopted engineering fees plus nine per reuse to be lieve It. The re1 P'bilth: ou nty, concerning - j 33j_ 670.31. Florida Statutes. i hereby Serial Number IRI2SS too. 5. !1. 19 is. 171 Florida; creating thi Woociia nds cent interest for the defunct engineering, He added that in tant suspicions ha'ie pit ted Di!E.23 give NOTICE In th d the undersigned as Sheriff of Street Lighting describing lch 1 publis in SEMINOLE Seminole County, F lorid a, will at said District; Distrkl; sewe r te all cases council passed fanner against farmer. to be entitled the COUNTY Florida. that said limited 1 00 AM. 3333 3333 the h day of Sep. 'IandsSt "We could not remain in ns authorizing him to His wife, Adela, was first to IN TItSI CIRCUIT COURt IN AND partnership has Oiled LigMing District all delinquent tt'Vflb.r,A.D. t9?4,o;er for sale and Ordinance;" providing for OR islovA111OLS proceed '33 333 main 431UNTY, reports and paid all fites required 114111 with planning, notice the talon. busincs if we did not co ll ect to tho highest bidder, for cash, fertaince and polotition of %I ecl LOI1IDA under subjed .,333 "She had the 4-H meeting r'aonjy CIViS1ON to any and all existing Ins, lights within the District, our bills," Harold Radcliffe, City voters in a June special provldIn I hereby reinstate said limited at the Front (West) Door • here, and the children from two 1' ri: Ustati nt of the definitions; providin for the the Glace and 33333: l x. election voted down the sewer partnership's • Certificate of Seminole County Courthouse In governance of the District by the LI) i. 5'OUSER feinllies didn't show IthdcliffeengIneerjngn1 to!d A u thority as of December if, 1970 Sanford, Flnrida, the above • , "3333 sstern by an overwhelming Board of County Commissioners; Dea he year for which the limited descrlbe per na l pr operty. though kn they weren't p TC city councilmen Monday night. creating margin. an J. Aaviso 333 Board; setting li'; 'HAL. partnership was last busy that night," he said. information is available forth fiscal and taxation pro With only three members REPORT AND Af'PL C'iiON Certificate of Authority, granted a froFurther m the Civil 333 3333 Division of the FO r' (.ISCIIAROE3 Cedures: empowering the levy Palm and Radcliffe said OF of present if) tCtI'OR a Last week neighbors t ea t — Counci lmen H.A. GIVEN und er my hand a nd the Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. special f • Mcoll'oto is tieret-y wvv, itim I I`&v* Great assessments DAYS or lazes within 3333333? Seal of the State of Florida, ened to boycott the Newaygo fled my final rert as Iztt include Scott, acting chairman, June the District, and Providing for u of Tallahassee, the Capital, this at Ment. That said sale is being made to SIverality, construction and $50,162.43 for the proposed '333.3 ') County Fair If Johnson's cattle the P.sIaie of LU I. cf 7TH day of AUGUST, A.D.. j satisfy the terms of sold Order. fective date. Dcc 'sai that I have t led t1 (Seal) were exhi bi ted. board agreed to make a dlrne1in John E. Polk. lrmn the court, is ouJd hut have gone along wi th (Or the interceptor system Dorothy W. Glisson d ecis ion on what to do about th "flicae are people who are fii Irr 0, Sheriff Arthur H. Beckw,th, Jr e possible. if) 'V Se cretary of State which was to ha ve connected Seminole County. Florida it," she said. "We (t he city) i bi ll next week. Cler k . Publish: Aug. 19, 1974 Publish: Aug. 19, 1974 Mrs. Innann, who led a not have $1,00o HOnotal not Langwood with Altamonte Publish: %'IRGIL 0. COPllcLiii;, DEElls that "But they said they were j Acting City Ally. Ned Julian .)000000 It, 1974 j33333333 X 000000 DEE-us move Circ uit 'u'igt of 5'enino' Co'O5, said council n.au,' either ,... t:--. -t i---------3333 or coo . _________________________________________________________ "'V U1 .')L Ut ti le year LO Stop the s pe nt." I a ccept the bill, au returns ard for an oroc th 00i 000 , ,,.t 333 l'heengineersoffer to open 300 000 orize its sewer system, called the 1971 Mrs. Lorn-iann pointed to th dlstrlbtj'i, n 3rd for *,n.il diSthrg,' payment or reject REVEPItIF e its files for city inspection. "We DOOt 000 11 ,,,333 as Exo, t the wln the city agreement with Glace and charter requirement that the I 000 LU i S HARING statement and "let nature take Radcliffe, a "bad contract." have procw ded in good faith USE FOUSER. o-C'jed. 00 33333 $$ OOi 000 ______________________________ Mull its course." Julian added a °0I 0O °' 5: A. --I d".i'i ShrVo!ir IoLiv be authorized by and do not want to get into have iocai , .'. "If! had been on this council mayor omoo MW advis.g you how thsee twxli OOtJt.3OOC resolution orordina nee before Exect,.r been s.s.d _oçisd 6aing thu y, third alternative, seeking when TM to on .Isy I. 1973, tPws Jar 30 r' of ylitigation or hassle," Radcliff' tJ ____________ 974 $HlNHOLSiq AND LOOAN "000o( dbesp. I contract is signed, 333 0000 how ktias said, ______ rs Fi t Federal nvllding _____________ACTUAL (xoIyunts 333 3333 .Senford, FIori, THE oc CATIG0E1IAJ CAP!TAi II Attorneys for E 'icotor jLitilof'o-tooct la 333i3333? OVIE(c Cfly PLblith, Aug 5. 1.' 19, 26, l?74 I M 33333, ________ DEE 27 protiem proceedings: aware ".,. p.m. surprIse in the 'F. nin -Ife said Ford is known across the land Word of Ford's selection never narrowel'i the field down to were them to come home, if they he took office, conservative constituency, work their ba ck." Th e review could result in These young Americans other dramatic policy changes, maAfterwards, one Democratic sho yor told a ri "This guy Lines, Ford told a veterans con- and is ma y to place an in. ventlon in Ch Monday. delible Ford stamp the pres- tWink. "So lam throwi ng the weight idency, one adviser said. It also The phrases used by Ford in my presidency Into the scales is intended demonstrate his Chicago speech could easily justice on the side of leniency. I Ford's abflity to ac. rip, of when pumping • w for • on a range A donation of $3.50 is asked to cover the cost of food. w men Once vowed, "Never, never, a result of what administration fresh look at urban problem,,, never." officials describe as a broad. The recounted how ayster contnuing review of Fri ceedod Nixon as President, Nixon positions rd said 6t as President, his of 'iews will be broader than Gerald R. Ford said of those want to — a.m. . WASHINGTON (AP) — Of into a new atmosphere of hope, Mayors who met with Ford at amnesty for Vietnam draft hard work, and mutual trust." the White House last week who fled the country rather than serve in Vietnam: 11 1 want M tT ment and oiitcm ! 1, carpr,,' flC!'ratd, FCd as a person dedicated to Inc leaked out until he Pflo'ined known," eriteringfronia side door 10 the free enterprise syctern, With that, congressional si !inis !ndy. F it. P Rockefeller. rv Ov1 Office desk :. suiiieti I son who leaders and the Cabinet, reportedly makin g his final recogn ized abroad Blore making his annon assembled for the nationally years as governor of New York, days ago upon the resignation for his talents, for his dedica- meat, Ford met win congres- decision Monday nit, h is f irst televised announcement. api- resigning last November to of Richard M. Nixon. spent In the White House lion to making this a peaceful sional leaders and the Cabinet, plauded the new vice president- he;id I"own commission on the It was only last October that world," Ford said. since he became President. designate. Ford himself was nominated Rockefeller had twice run Describing the selection congressional leaders to an 8:30 th e vice pr esi de said Ford had ma4e telephone ncy by Nix,considered process, Ford said he had Ford said he made the choice the White house. His resigns. on, under the 10 untested proct. EDT Wh ite House meeting ca lls to all six the finalists. "after a eal deal of soul- lion was widely reg — he hastily and arranged arded as a dares the 25th Amendment to a Cabinet session But the six might not have been add ed women searchiig," after considering move to position himself for a considered for 9:45 a.rn, the Constitution. they were among the the advice of members of Contoo — in and out of government. a J man. The ceremony was brief but Fords oftens Amne 41 6-ty P a \/ S lion and Welfare, as governor of vice presidential specWation waiting. complishments in the govern. and accepting smiling con. ,New Yjrk longer than any other from the start. There was ont third campaign in 1976. I ' r., 4 I . already have "reawakened around the country. ler's name, Ford traced the thoughtful process, I Office, Rockefeller faith and hope" In America. walked record of the former governor: made the choice and th have for the No.2 spot to move into "it was a tough call for a down the li at choice the Pesident's private study at Rockefeller said Americans tough Job," Ford said, ne of congressional service in the State Department Is Nelson Rockefeller of New 9:55 a.m., then step into ft' leaders and Cabinet officers under two presidents, in th have the will, determination e York State," he said. Ford called Rockefeller a who w ere present for Ford's Department of Heal Oval Office at 10:01 am. wi ;ind ability "to overcome the th , EducaRockefeller had topped the live television cameras wi hard realities of our times." for . common national interest," Rockefeller said. lie said Ic _______ _______ fp II -.I 0 afterwards, thundershowers more numercuio during afternoon and evening hours. Highs In the upW 105 and low 9ft, j3, dered as a <o was , feature catered buffet dinner beginning at 6 p.m., and dance music by Eddle's Orchestra will begin Tuesday. Approval of minutes for Aug. t S mayor,, becomng locally strong and gusty near are en i ors J - 64:; 7 ' ______ ______ __ - "They also require the dedi. cation of every American to our Offered to all senior citizens thvnderItorms Rain probability O AUG. 10, 1: 30 lii.m. I ________ closest cooperation hetween . ic k long term future," Rockefeller said. dodgers, Richard h1l. Nixon tonight in the lower to mid 701 Variable winds 10 mph or less a I of Administrative Assistant, and the lt,rnocins throu'jh Tuesday with afternoon showers and Scattered Chairman. Commissioners' Repor ts, thulderStorms likely Highs in the upper $ to lower SOs. anti IO HESPERIA, Mich. (AP) — afraid. They said 'we've got BiaineJohnson Isafarmer who clean heid, and we It to ,carn -_ - 1.~_._ serious times," requiring the "Augie's Elders" of St. Augustine Catholic in cooperation with the Federation of Senior Citizens Clubs Seminole Count y is Yesterday's high 9) monIr,ç 74. Th ere was 37 inch rain yesterday. ounty Attorney, Clerk, ______________ ________ __________ ___ _ essional confirmation, which a virtual certainty. Rockefeller , at Ford's side ill th e O va l the President, ii El F'' , WEATHER Cents Ford's _______________ _________________ X It For 10 _____ ____ _______ and the world." Sponsored UtWty Regulations by First _________ ___________ _____ Dance Consideration of Compliance from 10l.18to101.44topurchase or Non-Compliance wi th County rnineograpti maclime. Nichols) has a New York governor "a gcxxl partner for me and I think good partner for our country Eepoel—request of residents Zoning Brd recommendation. Mayors's office. lication -:xtension to Ceilificates of zoning requat frm R-3 to C-2. Public Convenience & on Stephens, Heirs property - by eliminating nests and keel~- 120,000 UMW members and ed to five with disaster stay 9lat way. , - ffinvers down. Your wife close an estimated 1,200 underand near economic ruin. But should not wear sc fwiies or pow de rs. Even clo thes about a dozen sta tes. It will cost are court delays in getting the tu obstacle: Fear contamina ted herds destroyed Bees and the nation about nine mWion more was attracted to br ight tons of coal, according to and suspicion from his neigh- The calde Wive to be buried They re not vice diresldent, calling the former Go, AUG. 19, 7:30 p.Ifl. pennit on property located one mile south of Intersection of Markham Woods Road. Oviedo llw. . 4UG. 13, 7:30 P - ____ _______ _______ fl T _________ WASHINGToN- AP ident Ford today nominated - Seminole County Drug Action Workshop- IM fiscal year Committee-Tim Bannick Councilman Irene Van of County Commissioners). 32771-Price — eside I easement in ~_~i me~ t J_ . ;:*~_ I Ii - x- (Cont'd) Petition to Vacate & torney's reports Abandon drainage Bill Palj,i-. explanation of Lake Harriett Estates (Board $104,000 bill. ,a- _2 Florida 10 t.0 e:;crgcr, ' y even reaction, allergic reaction. The chances are that your wife will have 4i ment in 32771 ________________________________________________________________________________ _________ y DE READER — You have n'mnove the stinger and put gtofid reason to Ile concerned. some ice over thespot and keep \ * A ' stinger. .. 2O,l974Janf !,orgda Sanford, equipment. Approval of tree removal. A pproval on topping of roads zone to park a inubde home on AUQ IV,7:3e p.m. property in St. Joseph Subd. a of Tuesday La. of r -- series '.\ ____ - arms. Within 30 to 40 minutes above the .dini. if it ,he developed low pulse and location where this can be done using industries would like to be building their stockpiles in weak heartbeat. No medication ir she gets stung, the first preparation for a possible % tas administered, but the 1tiin tii do is remove 11W strike when the UMW contract allerg is t suggest ed a Do this with a dull knife expires on Nov. 1 2. shots to be takeii .ifter H or siiiiilar object. Scoop it out, Steel, U . S . the nation's larwaitint fk'rind. Alter the nt quLcze. If ou squeeze it et :•oduccr & 5:cl and a t'cHd t 'iV U1t with the linger or other motion coal consumer, reported shots. I'i,, concerned about %nU inject more of the Poisonheavy last we'k that its ..i.1....e V811, _______ ___________ I I 9,7:31 P.M. of Reports: Road Superin. was some at AUG. Bowl paving project. I Grant application for Dew • IP4 '.AAAHIY r4IuIeU. from Second Street to Fourth top Park. . Public Hearings-7M p Proposed Wák Service stmt (Cont'd) Appeal against Control Ordinance. decision of Board AdJust. Proposed Physically Han. denying a soela ). 0pnwnnd. . ception In an A-I Agricultural on - Minutes 1, 5:00 P.M. of July 23 and J uly 30; and Work session on the annual Company WORK SESSION Regular Meeting of August 6, budget. Engineer's should ti that will deplete honcy be.. There necessary to complete the coal, already low stockpiles reaction with dIselurjnj ;m1 .series, thtn Lake hoLc vtrv steel selIing, but it cleared up after often to keep your protection. I mills and power plants. three Union leaders are calling it a weeks without. IS 001 100 late, and she should ilwdication memorial period, a device in have theiii flOVS• I-lit'r she was stung just lit addition, %ou s1k)uld 14,ve the current United Mine Work. Casselberry ; . bee stings. was of AUG. t11I - an LW. 0 ° Committee report Consideration of a public Special Meeting of July fluoridation. Ofl PrOPeIiY Regular Meetings of July , City of Cauelberry vs. July 16; Special Meeting of Open bid on brush truck for 1 i AGENDAS Lake Mary Approval I COUNCIL County AUG. 20,9:30 Be Dangerous - I AREA —=— - of - " _______ , ltatlwr, thes' ascribe it of to I t _____________ time for the nation to end pain- , / _________________ -r-- - Lamb's on ful _____ In eastern r ve farmers gineers toxic ____ _________ hos In . ma Pa y nd ____ F ___ ) ____ C f " J . - [jo NotIce - agent Go Home unfit — for isn 't of con- - - facing a of for of was _____ sys m. motio . - up, ever. - • or ______ . . t'ngincerir,g fees --_ ' i °. ACTUAL __ REPORT s Human Nature To WaI t - t ______________ .. TheuWQfthisflcttf$e,.JS nameisand th e acqulescetge and permitin of DAYS INNS OF AMERICA, INC. and TASTY WORLD. INC. DATED this SIP day AJgUSI, shall be with SPECIAL RATES START AUGUST 19 1914, TASTY HOUSE 831-r9993 MANAGEMENT. INC. By flerner F. Willow, President CLASSIFIED AD DEPARTMENT - 965.09. that TASTY HOUSE MANAGEMENT. INC., a duly organized corporation under the laws of the State of FiOrid. 1ca?ed .t 90 F ,it t ivnqston 'street, Orlando, Flor ida, desiring to engage the fictitious of of DAYS INN, DAYS LODGE and TASTY WORLD. at: 430 North Dougas Road. Alfamonf, Spr ings, Florida, intnd* to register the said name with the Clerk of the circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, Price Must Appear In Ad I - Pursuant toFiorida Statutes. Sictil': ATTEST: Rich&rd C. K:icr. Secretary _ --_-- -J_ DEE 117 s22,SZOi $ $ O"M C $ .-..—.—$ ______ _$ _____ ~ 1111,1011 __ &Xo . - .., By JEAN PAULSON Herald Staff Writer persons waiting in line outside the nniinole County Court lhuse It' buy theIr license tags before' tcay's deadline cx juire . i IS , k~ltllllrf _______ $ , ______________________________________ _______ of at 9a.m. , pttry -- .'.-- .—. u IQ0'lt $ ________ - :'.'.'.. -:::-- ____ :-..:..: I. 107$ so. t $I# ' 1 2- _3 1 3a 8 I __ iii 141 ___________ Ii ug'it.s $ - tO Ctfl''I __ .-. .' lit, ' . , - •d' ji.m L ,,,,,,,, to. . ' I'l -I S ''"8-8-74 % commented Stan flicks of Oakland Avenue, .Sanford. " flicks had in line since 6 a.tii, but was by no means the first arriv.. "The wonea at the head of the line said they'd been here since three in the morning. They' had blankets and milk wi th them uid Just sat down outside the doors and waited," said hicks, He anti other eleventh hour tag buyers 'nffed .it the 3uggestion made Monday' by Bruce &na th ers, a candi da te for secretary of state, that the de;dline should be extended to been to III o ulOuuivIw s&vi uii t'u ' i o i's', nature to wait until the last minute. It's got nothing to (it, with not h:iving tIne fllontv," said Hicks. 1(t'bert one, who had driven across from Lake Count)' M 7a.m., agreed the tags "st a pileof luoney," and he wanted IV "hold mto it as long as possible." But lie disagreed the deadline sho ul d be extended. "I didn't have th e miey before, but I would have found lithe deadline had been last Tuesday'," commented Charles Oglespy of enar.dnah Village, Sanford. ago; '. $ A huge communal shrug and sheepish acknowledgement, "It's my own fault; I kept put ti ng It off," was the reaction to two, (our and even six hours of waiting for th e Court House doors to open for the day's business. "I knew I'd have to wait; I saw what the line loo ked like yesterday. Sure, I should have conic in weeks 1 had enough warning; but I Just kept putting mt off-no reason," $ and the only way they can get it is from order extending the ta g deadline." "Give them another day or another month, It's human an ose severa hundred 327 - ____ $ ii OVIEDO FLORIDA _____ _______ $ " 5iut I _S $___________________________ ';iossou 'tis' 9 10 2 ______ __________________________ $ Is ____ .. , .. U' Ii I 7ACCOt*fl 0'/IEDO CITY dry CLERK _____ • J'1 ____ -. _____ name Items Must Be Under 900. And CALL. 3222611 or NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS HEREBY (RIVEN _______________ .oc-v'o - — ____ ' —C ___ c rs g of w0d tv: o "Every time I had the money I'd Just spend it and put off bu% Ing my tag a little 1, ,)nger. when it parting with innaer," agreed cmald Mc. Neil of 122 Anderson Ave., Sanford, conies to Maureen White of 1100 I'ress.iew Ave., Altamonte .1rIngs, was not in favor of the deadline being extended either, "unless pcople who have wafted all day still don't get to buy their tags," she said. Many' persons were missing work to stand in line (or tags, &nattwrs referred to the en'unt'mnu' pinch caused by in. flation saying, "Our i- itizen need all the help they ran get lags, and lacing th e wrath of the boss is better than being ticketed by the police, was the general feeling, ~_ - - 't J-,' . _. *f:;-..l - i4 "_. _ _____ •r . - X - ~ resisters' magazine Cti uic Ford told the natioii;il convention of the Vet e ran of Foreign Wars in Chiago Monday '"1 - ,. '•'' i,u,u 'throw the weight of my presidency into the scales . - "I reject amnsty and I reject revenge," tie SakL ('ondon said the president had taken --a tough stand. It's just asking for another Pound of flesh from people who resisted a war they felt was illegal and limnoral." s'e' .. Vietnam exiles Canada. ll5'.1 in - z9oic -11 rj,_ _____________ • ___________ 1... - ___________ f. " '* He may have won th e Ja)'C epo nsored f ish ing dc at th little pond in Pt, Mellon Park, Sanford, last week, but this en. thusiastk %'nung fishe rman could s till winning smile for the lfer* BIG SMILE not e LITTLE FISH summon a ald Photographer. We won't reveal his name a guy doesn't want to boast until he catches a fish big enough to boast about ____________________________________________________________________________________ Herrin WigI — C J111UT j ii' fl S rcci I By C1I R IIS N El.S0.N flerald Stalf Writer blanket . .' - AM to, I Into %ai %A 1 I: AVAI Vs i S _ I ismissaI Of Justice on the side of In a major policy shift from the Nixon ad. ministration, Ford l)ropost'd a program of ''earned re-entry,'' preswnablv some fortii i public service in lieu of prosecution, for the estimated 50,000 exiles. But the president stressed that he reject ed - Amex. "Many people want to go jack very badly, including inrseif, but we don't want o go back under conditions l ike this," he said. . 4 k - for managing editor of the war ____ - bootleg whisky, and cannot be accused destroyed without peril to the him of hypocrisy, and failure to sta te, properly supervise his offi ce Williams Monday threw out make sure that raids arc' th e search warrant au thoriz in g properly carri ed out State Alt)'. Abbott Herring willappeala ruling hisraid and seizure of allegedly por- the 17 raid because it di d Williams closed his order nographic materials from Items actually i nd icating he knew he fa' Altausonte Springs warehouse seized in the July 19 massive criticism from anti. ll al faulty raid, pornography for ce s, but saying search warrant. The Judge lectured Herring In effect, that the faulty actions Prosecutor Bill Heffernan for "political opportunism and of Herrings office gat' hun no haf put Gerald choice Rutberg "on notice" an appeal CLOUDY He q':l,.l ::: ruling Lsaucd last mon th as William ', ruling will be filed C, r - "I ~ sa ying, "While we respect it!.. with the Fourth Circuit Court of difficult)' of the work of our law Appeals in Palm Reach. enforcement offi ce rs and the ilelfernan also told Rutberg diligence with which they that plans to destroy the Weather details Page 3A. plerfor m their duties for tl * thousdnds of confiscated books pro tection of soci ety, and I and films had been delayed last abhor the escape (through what weck and now cancelled, in some call order to save the materials for "legal technicalities") of persons who possible use as evidence, ___________________________________ are caugh t "red-handed," we Around the Mock __ 4A :,just also tu ve resPect ineet1n with Herring to discuss for our &idge ............8B Constitution and laws which the appeal, and dIpojUo of Calen da r 3A designed to protect us all from the confiscated materials. Conik 88 invasion of our privacy and Hutberg said the books and Crossword Puzzle 38 unrcasnabie search and flints should be returned Dear Abby ................6A seizures,,," their owner, the 1an Corp. Dr ane................. Reaction the ru li ng Warni ng that if the material Dr.. La 11111P.-............38 defense clustered in is destroyed the state faces a Horoscope ..............3B the Judges' chambers Illaasive damage suit, Rulberg for this Hospital s:nItl First Amendment material Obituaries .............3A , , , nts. ainc -example, Television 38 favorable to William , July an was i eg due to not specify a - Index are D.E. Urles nigIit, a member of tht' U.S. National Council (or Universal and tin. conditional Amnesty, said f'orci', was "what . refused Ili 1- nuary. fl2" . . . .. .. to among attorneys ,, s ------.-'----•-..--------------- -_ ~._ -- £.a -4 ____ !\" — of as, tor ------- ~ _ ______ position - -7m _________ TORONTO, Oat. (APi Representatives American draft evaders and deserters living in l'anada have responded coolly to President Ford's offer of "earned re-entry" the exiles, The Pr2sident's offer was "no way to establish a reconciliation," said Gerry Co ndon, fl, a deserter (rain the Green Berets and - Rules: Only Non-Commercial Ads; _ a.,. k,.: -- - a ___________________ • this contract) came up, - __ Jr., IN THE FAMILY MARKET PLACE OF THE HERALD - 'H.'...*: of ew .1 - For Longwood Plann ing r ' $$ . '-S CCjjt, we "" :' .r was � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 19, 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/c4509c1f150bb2b1d3f4c5b9b4c1d64e.pdf f9a0695fcab8a9d8fedfd2989c29c0ec PDF Text Text 6&— Evening Herald Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY WIN i' Milker THE CAPT4IN'6 TENT LEAI6. I M?4& flIAT'& iLL6AL! YOU I DI DN'T EVEN A6K. I MY PERMIGioN A6 LQN& A6 I CARNIVAL l_ _______ AT BRIDGE fly OSWALD and IT'5 LEGAL JAMES JWOBY t I i T NORTH 4KQ76 this point if North signs off at four spades, South will pass. AJ62 Maybe North should sign off. Most players would, but our North is optimistic. He sees very good trumps and a singleton club and decide: to rmx something by a five-club bid. This makes it easy for South to bid the shun. His partner has clearly shown the diamond ace and second-round club control. He has also jumped in spades and gone past game. He must have good trumps. The slam should be a cinch. South bids it and is right. 44 W EST EAST 4' 3 VA42 485 T 1086 flIl 4 KQ- + Q953 # J985 2 SOUTII(t)) 4AJ10942 VKqJ .7 A ALLEY OOP ow.. m GETTING 'tOUR \ WELL, IT'S EXPERIMENTAL J ABOUT THE ThEN WHAT'S THE VEHICLE N1T) I 3AME SIZE THERE'S NEXT STEP NE LAB,, ./AS A COM• NO ORVILLE! r PACT, ONLY PROBLEM! HOW BIG 1 TALLER! DOCTOR, Both vulnerable North West IS IT? ) 41T.1i 1 AL Am AN 4 East South 14 Pam 4 4 Pass 36 Pass 4+ Pa ss Pass 54 Pass Pass Pass Pass 1T 64 67th Year, No. 18—Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974 Ci ' Askew Wins,1* Gunter St0 ne In UR noff - MIAMI (AP) — Democratic Gov. ReubEn Askew had a couple of things to celebrate totay at the Southern Governors .Mnference in Austin, Tex, — his 46 th birthday and a near three-to-one landslide victory over three opponents In Tuesday's Florida primary. - . Opening lead -A I The bidding his txt'n L\N II TWP.5patfI THE PORN BORN LOSER by Art Soniom F - ,.\ Jc MO'1... MOt 14 ID LLML'4\ M:jr Ilib ThIK AL*J1fUm! cur IN 114C SANK FOR . CLAZI There Is one principle of expert bidding that all bridge players should learn, That principle IS that ,in urme(ssars hid oil the way to game always suggests a slam. West 10 North East Pass 14 P.'ics 2 NT. Pass ttl'IwM''c South — from milkthe •.. "All the kids are gettin' one free, Mom man!" 24 You. South, hold K 8 4.1 1,% 2 •Q .1 4K Q B What do NOU 410 MAO FUNNY BUSINESS three clubs to show dub support. North sont r% — ftjd Thus South's four-club bid suggests slam possibilities. It Answer To me-ru si fly 1IIT) S.naSI tor JACOBYMODERN book to 'Win at Bridge' (do South's four-heart bid shows , P 0 Box 489. further interest while still Radio City Sta tion. New York keeping below four spades. At NY 10019 rL ,.. 7 been sliced in half because of a at a Tallahassee news confer- lera Beach banker, and his run Stone 10,000 votes too many. computation error. ence after his victory became ning mate, Miami advertising "I wish you hadn't said that," With 95 r cent of the re- obvious, executive Mike Thompson In a Stone aide said after being cincts reporting in an electi on told of the vote tally error. Flanked by his wile, Donna the Nov. 5 general election: that drew fewer than 40 per cent Lou, their two children, and his Wee ll,, 'iii think we've go1 It ." . Gunter , year-OW trs.firstof the voters, Askew had 539,334 running mate, state Sen. Jun term Congressnuin Iroiii ()t'. Sto ne was expected to mainvotes, or 69 per cent. Williams of Ocala, the governor lando, secured his Democratic tain his runoff berth, but PettiFrostproof citrus millionaire added, "We're only halfway Senate runoff berth early in the grew's camp refused to con c Ben Hill Griffin ran second with coun ting. He had 215,967 votes, until the last absentee ballot 129,539 votes, or 16 per cent; Lt. (Related election stories pages or 29 per cent, with 98 per cent W counted. Gov. Tom Adams was a weak 5A, lA) of the precincts reporting. Eight other candidates drew th ird wi th 80,293 votes, or 10 per 241 ,35 votes, or 31 per cent , in Stone, 45, pulled 142,020 votes, (tnt uul ( l&1tr%satir attorne throuli I d o n't intend to take or 20 per cent. Before midnight the I)ennxjatic Senate race Norman lJte's conservative g or granted." Tuesday, It appeared he had a effort drew only 38 053 votes or Jack Eckerd, a Clearwater 21,000 vote margin over PeW- drugstore magnate, trounced r cent Shortly af te r the meeting grew, a fellow Miamian and Public Service Commissioner with newsmen "I antici pa te we are going to the governors Askew lcft for stjit, senator who polled 131,952 Paula 'conference Hawkins of Maitland in have a united Democratic Parvotes or 18 per cent. Then it was -i Senate ty going into the November lie and Williams face Re- discovered that a report from Eckerd had 174,391 votes, or ' votes, or 33 per cent, with 93 per cent of the precincts reporting. •. Two Democrati c Cabinet Incumbents sought re-election ' , . Meanwhile, Rep. Bill Gunter of Orlando began campaigning for an Oct. runoff after lead. the1 pa ck fl IC 4..IflQ(..rdtIL Senate uniteI. II • f - - ' ' .r.- , •. C grand juries probed their affairs. W - . . ••'.. . - - handily defeated two opponents rn his rimary. Je1frieLa th ar o ri Davie Republican n treasurer's primary. '" - . ' ... ' , - ., ., ' P.. ______ . . • ' Comptroller Fred 0. Dickinson trailed former state Sen. Gerald Lewis of Miami Into a ' - I v' 1 r ' REUBIN ASKEW election," an elated Askew said publican Jerry Thoman, a Riv- Santa Rosa County had given I runoff. Lewis had criticized ' 67 per cent, to Hawkin's 84,W4 BILL GUNTER Dickinson's reported refusal to II)Fl s1 answer questions before a federal grand jury that Is probing Dickinson's methods -------4 w - — of grant- - ing bank charters. - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS oy i..arry Lewis flflflNFSRI IPV i SOMEHOW, I DOWT FIND I THAT OFFER ESPECIALLY REASSURiNGL A i —a [TALL DINING I 0 INSURANCE ,•c /it AO, Th NRAWiJ/5i XW7 H411 AN ) t AAtITilER tX-N/1ZW '. 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I ' 1111111 TO KN0W1 EVENI MOUSE! - ..fj - - - - — • I J'U fr V :4) 'l (k i& 1 - ' I - -. -- • - - - •\ , r-- - . '• ': ii - PINTHROP by Dick Ccvolli -. q-,o • ,• - • ARCHIE J I by Bob Montana \ .• ' Three hours later you cotid pick almost any seat to hear final changes in county's $11 million budget 01 ELlEvE 'J5PECTOR CI4UMkEY '5 THE OFFICER 00LL BE ABLE ROUC,IILV 5PEAKi4t.,, WI PEP4RT4tJT CogREPo,I o by Crooks & Lawrence " AJt O THE BOYS TELL THEIR TO fAO '3YoRy. 0Ev0,j OEWB RRY r I By CHRIS NELSON I(crald Staff Writer [EK & MEEK LA'V RI.iHr HERE' by tiowie Schneider D 4E-R€ '. AP CXC 4AC.& I*J roLes CJ t&$Lt STREET FOP &KAtS. THE " r ..1,LTACUj '9 1,sAj€ A~JD THE 'HAW kt,iJ _TAJ I L6] F RANK AND ERN EST atisfie ; WE'VE CC'.W L by 8nb - ce Commission Pri at solving America's twin whose erMience with the em- produced some consensus l problems of inflation and ployment scene may not genet- among the economists that the mary. There was noRepublican recession. The session was part ate real confidence In our ceo- time had come for the Federal opponent for the general of a continuing series of nomic system." Reserve Board to back away election. meetings leading to the White The President said that care from its restrictive monetary House economic summit must be exercised to "prevent policy. Two Florida Supreme Court conference Sept. 27-28. justices were r"lected in non. our recently overheated econoAlthou labor also is In partisan races. The President said the effect my from cooling off too fast. We gree e t, Ala today's actions will be to must avoid a damaging rethe new chairman of the CounJustice Joe Boyd of Tallaha3double the number of federally cession." the cil of Economic A dvisers, said see defeated Rivers Buford of funded public service jobs — to Ford said he is watching 170,OW by this coming winter. unemployinent rate very close. on Tuesday that the adminis- Tallahassee; and Justice Ben tration must fight inflation b) Overton fie said that In addition $1.3 ly. of St. Petersburg beat cuttin g government rrowing, billion will be available to state Despite the broad range of Shelby Y Highsmith and local governments for views presented by economists tightening the money supply Circuit and ai ming for a federal budget of Miami. manpower programs. last week, organized labor is Ford noted the unemploy. expected to present a fairly surplusArthur England of Miami ment rate In August was 5.4 per united front with the emphasis The administration also dif. beat Sam Spector of Tailahascent and said that "we certainly on a lowering of interest rates fers with labor over the pros- see In the hotly contested can. cannot be complacent about and an easing of tight money pect of wage and price guideseat f rttinn ,Ju.any American la cking work" policies. Labor also is con- lines suggested earlier by test Or rYin. and "the present situation calls cerned about sacrificing Jobs to Treasury Secretary William E. tice C for full use of available tools cure inflation. Simon. Meany, however, has The only incunii and dollars." AFL-CIO President George said labor would be "compelled His rimarks were release 1 in Meany invited today's partici- to strike" if they were Imple- gressman who ran into troub c advance of delivery, pants to a breakfast caucus to mented, arguing that they was Democrat William LehFord emphasized there will discuss their proposals before- would unfairly restrict wages man, who found himself in a be no controls imposed on hand. In addition to AF1,C10 while doing little to curb price run off with Joyce Goldberg. wages and prices, union leaders, he sent in. increases. Lehmann's 13th District en- of . to CAPTAIN EASY Ralph Turllrigton, appointed as education commissioner WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres. "To leaders of our labor Un- vitatlons to the heads of two when former Commissioner ident Ford announced today he ions, and to the captains of In- major Independent unions — Floyd Christian resigned has ordered the spending of $415 dustry, I make a sincere appeal United Auto Workers President following his Indictment on million to finance 85,000 public for restraint," said Ford. "And Leonard Woodcock and United bribery and perjury charges sector jobs In state and local it must be se Imposed re- Mine Workers chief Arnold Mil. easllywon nomination for afulj governments. st.ratht." 1cr. Ford said he will ask Secre'Settlements at the bargainOrgan ized labor has pledged term In his Democratic Lary of Labor Peter J,Brennan tng table are the responslbwty to cooperate with the new prea.. Primary. to immediately disburse $65 of the participants as long as ident but there are signs the million to those communities In they respect the public inter- honeymoon with Ford Two Democratic Cabinet may be which unemployment is high- eat.." members,Atty. Gen. Robert coining to an end. est. "Cold and impersonal num"The new management look- Shevin and Agriculture CornBy the end of the month, Ford bers and percentages cannot ed fairly until a couple missioner Doyle Connor, had no said, another $350 million will describe the impact on people's days ago,"good Meany told a union be made available under the fires," Ford con tinued, "While meeting in Kansas City on pr ima ry or general election opComprehensive Employment everyone Is hit by Inflation, Tuesday as he criticiz ed Ford Position-. and Training Act., some are struck harder than for granting former President Dethocrati incumbent Wil1'ord made the an- other! I am thinking of fam Rich"l M. Niv"n a' full ardn 11am T. Mayo of Tallahassee twuncement to Liir leadtrs lies low and rnoc.erate in. beb,re any cnaies were and Senate and House members comes, on older Americans who brought agains the former defeated Alcee Hastings of Fort attending the second round of are struggling on modest pen- President. Lauderdale in the Group 2 Pubpre-economic summitry aimed slons, and on young people Last week's mini-summit . ,• IM, PRISCILLA'S POP _,- 11111 . I flffl JJJJJJ • _r_' by Heimdohl & Stoffel I'LL REDUCE MY ic runoff for the secretary of state post vacated by Stone. - nd Standing room - A SALJCR OP Brute Smatlyrs of Jacksonsille and Beverly Dozier of Tallahassee locked jnaDemocrat- ere t A7 IT — U 5WffR? AM. SaW cost BOY' T'4ISTo5r ) SuRE S or - * kill ' OP(MNÔ Rg Available of nominal Its c # - NO-FAULT FOOD LID u -: - . Treasurer Thomas O'Malley, the subject of a Leon County grand jury investigation, ' - y . .w. IT But former Secretary of State Richard Stone, who will be Gunter's runoff opponent, was a bit shaken to find that his 21,. 000-vote advantage over thirdrunn Ing Richard Pettigrew had T/'Te OME wr jND FACEj).' 9 Your partner continues to ttirvt spades. Wh do you do nose 164 By Roger Boiler roeiTJ (ci- i4i TODAY'S Qt'ESTu)N risks nothing since it does not go past four spades, North's four diamonds says, "If you are interested, so am I." Sanford, Florida 32711—Price 10 Cents UfiI lIT I A midnight compromise on a $2.1 million sheriff's budget and a determination to forge ahead with a county-wide fire tax district enabled Seminole County Conimisioners to pass through the valley of the shadow relatively uns'athed early today. The board, which also promised to cooperate in the face of a promised legal ch?!lenge by at least Sanford and Casselberry on the question of "double taxation" for fire, police and t1her services, adopted its overall $3.3 million budgetnear 1a.m. after four hours ofpublicdebate. Ke to the settlement sas Polk's 'rock hi'thin final offer" to the commission of 1131,577 to cover additional four • u et ' and withdraw his $60.00O appeal, later told th e Evening Herald, 'I(lidn't want to see the county and th e cities messed Up on tax. But if they (the commission) had cut one more penny, I'd have done it," Polk was referring to complaints by Sanford arid other cities, as well as county tax assessor Terry Goembel, that failure to produce a total budget would cause financial chaos because tax bills could not be sent out—and revenues could not be collected. However, that threat and others failed to materialize as the commission adopted a $2.1 million budget for Polk, and hammered out minor adjustments in the overall budget. Bouyed by support from the 12,000 family Seminole League of Civic Assciations, the commission adopted a Pl1fl, effective Oct. 1, which will abolish the nresent fire ' Two opte RaiI icers . Property taxes and $300,000 in federal revenue sharing funds) some 30 per cent of the county currently without any coverage will be protected, in addition to the upgraded service promised the existing fire districts, Kaiser said. Threatened fireworks over the abolition of the present - fire tax districts never really came off as the board patiently answered the questions of 100 citizens and volunteer fire company representatives who packed commission chambers For the dbate. Despite complaiits of "taxation without representation" because of the commission's refusal to call a public referendum on the issue, most dissidents had their questions answered to their understanding—if not satisfaction, A prune source of potential unrest was removed when thphoird :iørrM in tirnn nionc In InvOdPir8IIIpflhlt. fl , IC CLOUDY L•-•h. - The Justice Department said today that the five als4) were charged with mail and wire . • - ,;, -- ASlilM11'(Th tAP) — No former Penn Central Railroad officers and three other men have been indicted on federal charges of conspiring to misapply $4.2 million in Penn CentI'&I.I funds. -- compasses parts of North Dade and South Broward Counties. - Weatber Details Page 2A Index �2 A—Evening Herald Wednesday, Sept. H, 1974 i most IN BRIEF Cheaper Meat Possible WASHINGTON AP) American Consumers could it'we leaner beef at lower cost uidr adln plisn annvceo by th e Agriculture Department. The department unveiled proposed new rules Tuesday that would reduce th e fat content required for th e higher grades of beef. The effect would be to increase by up to 20 per cent the amount of beef that would qualify as "choice," th e grade most commonly sold at supermarkets. Th e primary aim of th e new rules, which are subject to revision before ta king effect in December, Is to ensure greater uniformity with in th e grading system, the department said. "I don't th ink that even an experienced taste panel would be able to pick up the difference" after the change, said USDA livestock Director John C. Pierce. Steak and hamburir may h a bit ) iji'v but wuid prb&!y be us 1e fat. more nuiriiiuu Parents Boycott Schools I lkJ i uLe ikrtnt.s are tx-- I pected to keep their chil dren home on Thursday when floston pbuic schooL! Ten under a court-ord ered Integration plan which requires th e busing of 18,2(X) pupils. Even the parents of pupils who are not scheduled to be bused say th ey will keep th eir ch ildren out of school in sympathy for those who are. Officials say some schoo ls will be virtually empty. Fran Jcthnnene, one of the boycott leaders, predicts that about 40 per cent of Boston's 94,000 publi c school pupilsupils will skip first-day classes. Oth er antibusing spokesmen, will such as City Councilor Thomas P. O'Neil, predict an even higher fi gure. The integra ti on plan was ordered by U.S. District Court Judge W. Arth ur Garrity. He said th e city's schools were segregated both through housing patterns and official manipula ti on. Of the total number of pupils to be bused, 8,500 are white and 9,700 are black. - w q nfl • • uw :';5 — I 555 H-re are other primary re- State John FX Davoren was Senate President David L. governor, while nine governors publican state executives, L. Alexander Jr. The sWts, by statpa: ousted by a Democratic refor- Nixon. T~e Democratic and five senators won Go. Francis W. Sargent of Democra tic pr winner —FLORIDA : Ask ew rnmpr, state Rep. Paul H. Guul. primary was won by former me nomination In the last big round Massachusetts, Meldrim will be heavilY favored in ed three opponents, winning State Sen. Richard Leonard. In of primaries to pick candidates Thomson Jr. of New llamp. —MARYLAND: Mathias November. some Th per cent of the volt. rutt.: perennial candidate the race to succeed retiring for the Nov. 5 elections. shire, Johp Vandernoof of In New York, where Rock. Republican Sen. Norris Cotton, was geaer- Colorado und Maicoin W son cfellcr led w }tepbUcanj il to publican Je Thomas, a con-Rep. ally a good day for incumbents, of New York. November against Baltimore won Louis C. Wyman easily four straight gubernatorial vic , the GOP primary tee congressmen were d three Wilson was unopposed for tories, Carey had servative former Democrat. in Councilwoman Barbara Mi. face Democrat John and will strong la bor th e Senate race, millionair A. Durkin, feated: Democrats Bertram L. nomination to a full term in the backing as e kuiski, the win ner of an 11 he easily defeated drugstore owner Jack Eckerd di <an-former state Insurance cornPodell of New York, who goes Post he assumed when Nelson former offftrack betting boss date Democratic race. defeated Pubhc Service Commissioner. on Via! for perjury today, and A. Rockefeller resigned last Howard J. Samuels. nilsaloner Paula Hawkins for --COLORADO: Vanderhoof, Robert 0. Tiernan of Rhode December. —VERMONT: Salmon, an Samuels lost his fourth bid for the Republican nomination to who became governor when easy winner, will face House Island, and veteran RepubUcan The only incumbent senator governor despite backing of succeed Sen. Edward J. Gur- John A. Love resigned last year Speaker Walter I Kennedy, Glenn H. Davis of Wisconsin. with primary opposition, Re- both the state Democratic or. ney, who chose to retire after to become federal energy chief, who defeated two GOP rivals. In the major races in 13 states publican Charles Alec. Mathias ganization and many party re- his federal indictment on defeated Denver millionaire In the race to succeed retirin and the District of Columbia, Jr. of Maryland, easily won form leaders in a primary that charges of bribery, conspirary Bill Daniels. State Rep. Rich- Sen. George D. Alken, the Sen. hover, there were few up- no mina tion, saw Democrats reject all major and perjury. Rep. Bill Gunter ard Laimn, who led opposition ate's senior Republican, Rep. sets. And Seas. Ba Goldwater, candidates chosen at a party led the 11-candidate Democrat. to holding In Maryland, former sta te R-Ariz., Jacob K. Javits th e 1976 Winter Richard W. Mallary defeated , H. convention t June. Ic field. He faces an Oct. 1 run-- Olympics in Denver, won the former Fed eral Power Corn. Sen. [Allse Gore sewed an un- N.Y., Peter If. Dominick, R. 71xy chose a woman, state off Pxperted victory In the Colo. and Gaylord NeLson, against Secretary of State Democratic nomination. missioner Charles Ross in the D. Sen. Mary Anne Krupsakr 0! up- Richard Stone, Dominick will be opposed In GOP primary. Patrick J. Republican primary for Wis., were all unopposed for state Canajoharle, as Carey's —MASSAGWSE: governor over Rep. Lawrence iominations to new six-ye Sar- November by Gary Hart, Leahy,state's attorney of ar running ma te for lieutenant gent easily defeated his con- George McGovern's 1972 t te nden County, won the W. Hogan, the first GOP terms, governor and gave the party's servative rival, Carroll P. campaign mana ger member of the House Judiciary and In th e District of Columbia, victor Democratic nomina tion. Senate nomination against Ja- Sheehan. Former state Rep. over two I'inocratic rivals. Committee to support in:-CONNE(i'lCtJT: Former peaclunent of former President Assembly Speaker William Richard M. Nixon. S Ratchford and consumer adv Miss Gore will be a distinct cate Toby Moffett won the underdog in Nuvernbcr agair.st Democratic congressional Democra tic Gov. Marvin Man in the 5th and 6th d a n del, w ho easily won renomina. Districts. Lion. Other Democra ti c gover—UTAH. Democrat Alan nors who won renomination Howe and Republi can Ste phen were Reubin Askew of Flaricia, Harmsen won nominations for the 2nd District seat of Rep. Wayne Owens, who is the i Democratic nominee for the ..'.'.,-.. WASHINGTON (AP) — PresBuchen rejected a reporter's may at the White House dl.,- possibly make such a mockery Senate. Ron Inkley won the ident Ford's lawyer says the suggestion that disclosure of closure, as did suddenly ordered White House the pardon study Intruded on bers of Congr dozens of mem- of the principle of equal J us tice GOP nomination to Oppose ess. under law by pardoning these Democratic Rep. K. Gunn study of potentially scores of the judicial process and threat"Pardoning all those con- men who undertook to steal McKay iii the lst District. Watergate pardons should not ened the defendants' right to a nected with Watergate would from the American people their —WISCONSIN: Lucey, wininterfere with the cover-up trial fair trial, complete the cover-up of the right to a free election...." ncr over a single foe, will be scheduled to start in 21 days. 'j don't think so," he said, objected Senate House Speaker Carl Albert of opposed in November by ReAs disclosure of Ford's con- because It Is well known that a cover-up," Democra tic Whip Robert C. Oklahoma said such pardons publican William Dyke, former sideration of possible pardons president can pardon anyone at Byrd of West Virginia would "be viewed as an abuse mayor of Madison. Nelson will I for all Watergate figures drew a any time. House GOP leader John J. of presidential power." run agai nst state Sen. Thomas tidal wave of criticism, White La wyers for the six defend Rhodes of Arizona, who con"Where would he stop?" E. Pet!, winner Tuesday over House counsel Philip W. Buch- an ts conferred for nearly two (erred with Ford on Tuesday, asked Albert. "Would it mean token opposi ti on. Davis, 59, lest en declined to set a Umetable hours Tuesday to disem a joint said he 99rees with the pardon that all Politicians in trouble to state Sen. Robert W. Kasten, for a final decision by the Pres- strategy in view of Ford's 'I for Nixon but "it does not would be pardoned?" 32, in the suburban Milwaukee ident. controversial unconditional necessarily follow that a All together, 48 Individuals district. But Buchen Indicated Ford's pardon of Nixon on Sunday. similar pardon should be Issued have been accused stud y may not be completed by of what are The defense lawyers were to those Individuals who par- broadly termed Watergate the scheduled Sept. 30 start of elated at the disclosure by a ct or Pon cleririg Forcj For - ' MIAMI (AP) — An Eastern DC9 jet with 78 people and a crew of four listed aboard crash today about two miles south of the airport at Charlotte, N.C., an Eastern spokesman said. No reports were available on possible injuries. An Eastern spokesman In Miami said the plane, flight 212, was scheduled to leave Charleston, N.C. at 7 a.m. EDT and land at Charlotte at 7:36 a.m. "The plane crashed short of the runway south of th e airport," spokesman Lee Bright said. "We don't know what happened yet or If th ere are any Injuries." - PEOPLE CALENDAR SEPT. 11 All Souls Home and School Association meeting, 8p.m., All Souls Church social hail. Phyllis Bradley WS ANGELES (AP) — Phyllis Bradley, eldest daughter of Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley, .. been arraignei charges of offering to sell cocaine and possession of marijuana, Su perior Court Judge Ka thleen Parker Ty on Tuesday ordered Miss Bradley to appeer for Pretrial motions oct. 17 and the trii r Oct. 25. M1&i Bradley, 29, who had earlier entered an innocent plea, was allowed to remain free on her recoghiza nee. Narcotics yjg arrested Miss Bradley last July after surveillance Initiated when a West Hollywood woman reported that the mayor's daughter was dealer. Investiga tors said they found mari juana amphetaxniflesjnherhome In the Baldwin Hills section of Los Angeles. -- Jerry Friedhein - WASHINGTON (AP). Jerry W. Friedheim, th spoke== for the Per t5Ofl (lilting mod of th Vietnam war, Is res1gnln FtIedhCInI, who had beei assistant secretary o defense for public affairs frequently was called on t defend the Southeast Asiar military policies ol President Nixon's adm1nIs tration. He joIr.r.d th e Defense Department In 1960 Off icials said Frledhehn will become vice president for government affairs of ak, th pUblic C0C [)Ora UOn which operates the nation's passenger rail lines. Thomas Moorer MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Retired Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, former cha irman of the Joint ChIefs of Staff, has been named chairman of the board of Blount Inc., one of the nation's largest constructi on firms. Moorer retired last July after two terms as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Winton W. Blount, board chairman of Blount Inc., and former postmaster general, said Moorer would involved in the company's foreign construction operations. Annenberg I)AI U --------------------- - tDU?i'c' r,- s! SEPT. 11 BoatIng, Wednesday, 7.10 p.m., Se mi nole Junior College, I2O7 and 208. Free. Bldg. 15. Call Seminole Junior Recording Studio, 2500 Silver Star Rd., Orlando. Guest College for reservations, Alcoholics Anonymous, open ' NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE -- - meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. (hereateri Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Aamonte Springs Civic Center, Highland Avenue, Open to all compulsive eatera. SEPT 13 Sunshine Khtanis Club, 7 a.m., Cavalier Motor Inn. SEPT. 13 Sallie Harrison Chapter, The City of Longwood, Florioda proposes Daughters of the American Revolution, 2:30 p.m., at home of Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, 910 to increase your property taxes. Palmetto Ave. with Miss Irene Hinton as co-hostess. Judge EPSOM _____ - 1PANA SALT 2/ F TOOTHPASTE 7 ox. Lbvsj Two ____ ______________ •8 - HAIR SPRAY / .. F~R 8 8 - POLAROID T-88 ARRID EXTRA DRY ___ _____ ___ POCKET — - ANTI. 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SEPTEMBER 17 Seminole High School Classroom-Teachers open house, 7:45 p.m. SEPTEMBER 17 Sanford Senior Citizens Club, noon covered dish luncheon, Civic Center. Wallace Hall speaker on "U.S. Constitution," SEPT. 14 Alcoholics Anonymous SEPT. 19 Women's Group, Holy Cross Alcoholics Anonymous, open Episcopal Church Parish meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 Church Parish House, 400 p.m. Magnolia Ave., 8-9 pin. A public hearing on the increase will be held on Wed., Sept. 18, 1974 at HOSPITAL NOTES 7:30 p.m., at the City Hall at 175 West rIr.asmuujJQ, 1974 Warren Ave., Longwood, Florida, 32750. ADMISSIONS Sanford: Sean Michaux Terry E. Pason Ronnie T. Nance Sandra L. Gordon Earl L. fl:gginbotharj J. Alvein Kllpatrlck Ada L. Reily LsLOnnie R. S 0mate EATHER ' State Sen. John Vogt will room. Mi parents of band address Rotary Club at lunmembers invited. Discussion of cheon meeting at Sanford band acti vities for year and Civic Center. His subject will fund raising to pay for be citizenship. uniforms. Meeting of Band SEPT. 16 Booster officers and board, 7 CASE (Community Activities p.m. - Service Efforts), 11:30 a.m., Ultimate Answer House, 121 SEPT. 12 SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier Sunnytown Rd., Casselberry. Orders will be taken for new Restaurant referral directory. Bring lunch, SEPT. 12 coffee furnished. - Is I DIAMO?o BRAND - Band Boosters, 8 p.m., band _j 4 LB. BOX speaker will be Eric Shabacher. SEPT 12 Lake - - Alcoholics Anonymous, closed meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish House, 400 MagnolIa Ave., 8-9 P-mSanford Al-Anon Famil y Groups Holy Cross Episcopa l Church Parish Hnuse, 400 Magnolia Ave., &9 p.m. bEPT. 12 The Songwriter's Guild will Basic Interior Design, Thursdays, 7- 10 p.m., SJC AEC illeet at 7:00 P.M. at the Bee-jay ) [!PARK 'N' NO!, siiverl Auditions for Singing Boys of Orlando choral group for boys SIX to 14 years old, Altamonte Civic Center, 9 a.m. to noon. Byron Swanson, conductor. holding auditions. SEPTEMBEIL 11 Introduction to Antiques, 6 SEPT. 16 weeks, Wednesdays, 7 p.m. For reservations call Seminole Junior College. All Eckerd's are celebrating the Grand Opening of tw naw stores W. Sunrise Blvd., Plantation and Star Plaza, Orlando with our money saving 88c Sale! - Z BABY - Ra ses AT PARK Questionable WASHINGTON (AP) A viously In pain. He's obviously member of Richard M. Nixon's concerned about his health, but family says the former Presi. he's not talking about it.,, dent is "In a deep depression" This family member said, which was not lifted by the full, "Emotionally he's still way presidential pardon he re- down and that's what bothers ceived. me even more. In addition, Nixon was said to "He Is in a deep depression. I be In physical pain from a phJe- would hope the pardon would bills condition that had publicly eventually lift that but I just been described as resolved last haven't noticed that. There was July. no sudden elation." This family member said that Nixon's mind, however, reMrs. Nixon and other relatives mains acute, this person said. are worried about the condition Since the resignation, the for. of the ax-president. mer president has di scussed The family member sought financial affairs with this memout a telephone interview on her of the family. Tuesday night saying that "this "I Went over some things and Is something someone should he kept right up with them," talk about," but asked not to be this family member said. "He identified by name, has a strong mind and It was as This person has seen and strong as ever. He grasped the spoken with Nixon both before specifics, recalled them and and since the President resign- even caught me up on a few ad Aug. 9 and talked with Nixon things" by telephone as recently as Asked Nixon's feelings about Monday night. the events that led to his resigThis family member knew of nation under fire, this family no specific physical problem member recalled that Nixon other than the phlebitis, a blood had said the resignation was clot which developed in Nixon's "abborent to every Instinct In left leg Just before his June trip my body." to the Middle East, "He is a fighter and he want. "From the way reportmj are ad to stay there, but his mind coming back (from Sen Cle- overcame his emotions. His mente, Calif.), I Just feel there mind and reason, his sense of is something more. It bothers values, his concern for the me," this person j country, and his sense of reall. "It is enough to worry Mrs. ties won out in the end," the Nixon, The worse It would be, family member said. the less he would talk about it. "After he made his decision "In other words, he's ob- he had to live with that other feeling, though. That's a very tough thing to do. In talking ith him, his consolation is in 5ayingit was the right thing for W the country. "He has said that on numerhigh Yesterciai, . low this MOrning 77 The,'e was a race ci ous occasions and when going an repofl yt5tedy over it again he always comes Prtty CIGJdy throt, p, Tiurscjy back to that. It's goingto be a the af1ernont 1— Hospital Hikes Rates, By SEAN CODE Herald Staff Writer BABY BEEF SAVE ON OUR - Anne,,111~~~( S~~ought SAVE ON OUR . - al - Waterlgcz te I-igures Nixon's Health reported items amounting to $317 taken from her car, Tuesday. Jerry Pearce, 10114 Durango W8Y, Douglas Adam, loo02 ' ' RICHARD NIXON i inaus tr County vveunesaay, epr. 11, 974-3A __________________________ Altamon e Springs P r o - ticipated in criminal activity." crimes and 39 of these have the trial of six former aides and ing White House press secre- Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., DN.C., pleaded guilty or been conassociates of Richard M. Nixon tary John Hushen that Ford has who headed a Senate corn. victed. Some have served pris. on charges stemming from the "the entire ma tter ... now under mittee Investigation of the on sentences, others are now in Watergate cover-up. study." Watergate scandal, said: "1 prison and still others are free But prosecutors voiced dis- can't Imagi ne that he could on appeal, viiijy U riraiu U the position, while a member of of the David C. Shearer, 1960 establishments would be although not confirmed In the county sta ff, that the land within the buildings, and buffer writing, have been negotiated Derbyshire Rd., Maitland should never be anything but zones would protect the reported bicycle valued at $10o LAKE MARY — The change residential, due to the water Jacent r&.dential proper ad- with the developers of the i y .ties 11e pthrow planned unit taken from Lyman High School, Callente Way, and Sharon Inthecharactroftbe&ea and recharge aspects of the However, he Smith 1003 Caliente Way all in Tuesday. added, the development (PUD), he Said. the need for a good industr!al property. Seminole Memorial Hospital room rate hi proposed development is now ke to raise an Traffic problems, a concern Gwendoline Delores Gadson, Forest City reported windows base were the reasons David Farr said a portion of the bordered on trustees Tuesday afternoon additional 3M,000 per year three sides by in their homes broken land voiced by several townspeop!e by BB Farr changed his stand on the tract may have been submitted zoned for light industrial uses. 313 South Delaware Ave., approved a s per cent across while the wage Increases will DeLand reported jewelry shot, Tuesday. Estimated $175 establishment of an indust-fal before. He attempted to calm the meeting, would be par. the board wage increase for co3t the facility approximately Mayor Margie Hess asked at valued at M taken from damage in all was done. tially alleviated by construction employees and Immediately park in the Lake Mary area, the fears of residents of the why the developers want $150,000. The $100,000 difference th e of a road through the property Springwood Village Apart. Farr, a development con. Banana lAke and Suburban land annexed passed It on to the publi c In the Is expected to cover by t Lake Mary, between SR 46A and Uke Mdry form of a the an. ments, in Longwood, Tuesday. sul tant and former Seminole Estates area, which adjoin the and $5 per day increase in ticipated operating loss for the do not simply deal with the Boulevard. Robin Laurie LeBlanc, 871 The impact of in. room rates. Count)' planner, presented proposed development, that the county. Patricia McPh erso n yr. creased traffic at the Lake , 821 plans for a 205-a cre Industrial planned six-to-ten acre plots Seminole Ave. reported BaYwOod St. reported color Farr said there is an inability Mary Blvd. — I interchange television valucd at W The new package, a cornstolen television valued at $450 stolen com plex to the city council would not adversely affect the to work with the county in many w The two increases are the from her home, Tuesday. Monday night. Representing well water supply of local areas, and he w()uId ould be minimal, because promise from an earlier second for 1974. Room rates from her hone Wednesday. Arthur Gates, Maitland "rather not improvements are planned for proposal for a 10 four property owners, he asked residents, Robert fight that battle." cent pay were boosted from $41 to $45 the already overcrowded in- Increase and a aper reported tool box and tools Lake council to annex the tract and day increase An increased industrial base Hills Apartments rezone the it's a difference In tersection. Improvements are in room rates, jumps the charge April 15 and employees valued at $250 taken from area on the west side in Seminole County is att"Perhaps, a reported two pistols and cash itude," he received a three per cent insa id, also planned for SR 48A, and the for a semi -private ' )' truck at J. C. Robertson amounti of 1-4, between SR 46A and Lake necessary for growth, and Lake ng to 81,0008 wor room to $50 crease in January. th " Questions from council amount of improvement is per day. bucking, County Home 11111, Mary Blvd. from low density Mary can not operate as a members stolen from his apartment, residential to light Indus covered lire based on traffic volume, Farr Tuesday. tr ial. bedroom community of Orlando prote Tuesday. ction, the availability of added. This Barb Polyak, 1018 Bradford request The room rate increase and brought any longer, he said, Amiri Cohen, Spring La utilities and Pro blem arising ke questions from both council and Rd.. Maitland reported lightin 9 Hills Apartment reported items A motion by councilman Lou pay hike will go into effect in Farr explained the industrial from increased traffic. Farr Blankenship to deny the fixtures valued at $m taken an- about two months assembled residents about park Could contain from 24 to 35 stated each firm ould the time amounting to $228 stolen from w ha - ve iLs nexation request died for lack necessary to win the from 1002 Manchester Dr., In her apartment, whether the plan had been tenants,, each engaged in own internal fire detection and of a spmr~d. Tuesday. Howell Estate s, Tuesday. ."Us Lbbied ot Blue Cross. P!VI(Iy subm!tted to thc man!ircturtng or archcuirg Air condi tioning unit plusitsown valued county action on the request inSharon L. Keiler, Planta tion at and why he had taken and distribution. All functions security Hospital administrator $380 was taken (ruin James staff. Utilities, definitely. Apartuients, Casselberry Town Robert 'u' siio Beerer expects the Aparnents, Tuesday. - Charlotte Air Crash 1 POLICE RFflTTD --w U RminntAd By CARL P. LEUBSDORF Wendell R. Anderson of Mm- which Is electi ng its mayor for vita to former Atty. Gen, Rain- Michael S. Dukakis won the —NEW HAMPSHIRE: (P Political Writer n esota, Patrick J. LUCV of the fu-at Lime this year, apsay Clark, a transplanted Tex- Democratic primary over state Thomson, a conservative, Won Rep. Hugh 1. Carey scored a Wisconsin and Thomas P. pointed Mayor Walter an running on a platform Of P0- Atty. Gen. Robert H. QWnn. In renomina',, )n a smashing victory in New Salmon of Vermont. Washington led the Democratic litical reform, Secretary of Republican moderate, State an upset, veteran York's Democratic primary for A130 victorious were fs:~!,!- -~e. primiry r,--r Fitiurney CXford NATION - nb cu- — Amanda Borges Frances J. Magnusson Harry M. Kniffin City Clerk Johnny L. Miller Roberta S. Hoffmaa Christine N. Griggs, girl Kelvin Bally Frances Mae Miller Marica L. Drook, boy Candace E. Clark James 0. Smith Kenneth Batton Bessie Lee Bryant John Dixon Ann U. Schein Laura B. Ludecke Cindy M. 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(AP) WASHINGTON In times past, Americans The words ought not to be the forced effort of sometimes wrote, that Watergate would end In a statecraft that democratized the energy exhave been able to dbtlll the cause of the hour Into a political ghost writer but the spontaneous reaffirmation of the American system. plosion and largely civilized It. a phrase, a rallying cry, a stirring slogan, eruption of some grateful citizen, some struggler So it has. The Republic stands, stronger, There has grown a cohering trust grounded In To recite them Is to review our history. Give In the field. We, therefore, Invite the citizens of more tested, than before. It stands admidsi the the belief that we have had our say, whether It me liberty or give me death. . United we stand, America the school children, laborers, ashes of numberless attempts at democratic prevailed or not, and will have It again; a trust divided we fall. Millions for defense but not housewives, veterans to express their feelings government In other lands. For power here and permitted our people who that has legitlirized one cent for tribute. Remember the Alamo... about America in a slogan, had begun to doubt, for the world at large which Its peaceable transfer, by the book. Govi'rnment of the people, by the people and for We have an anniversary to celebrate. If you has usually given short shrift to free governOh, there is much we have not caught up with the people... have a motto for It, a phrase that can catch the ments, the American Bicentennial has a swIwlJug in our counting houses; crime, We must make the world safe for democracy . spirit and the cause of America 1976, by all potential impact that ought not be lost. drugs and Utter in our streets; a two-cull share meansWashington, send it to Jack Anderson, 1401 16th St., The only thing we have to fear is fear itself... N.W., D.C. in our trucks ghettos. But there are no tanks, no arSome th ing we have a division of powers, an mored haul Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition. ing critics off to conce n tra tion Idea that won't die, a fai th deep in our souls Such patriotic and civic organizationi as the have a dream. th Ask your brought freedom wi th order, change with camps. And In e main, Amerlcaru have a do for you; ask what younot canwhat do for yourcountry country.can American Legion and the Jaycees will help us has free lilt), dissent with unity, the hazards of the fairer share, a freer field, a better dance than At this tiiiie, as we crncrge from the screen the slogans. Th e best will be selected as market yet, for most, a decent home and a was ever offered anywhere. Watergate nightmare Into the dawn's early light, the slogan for the Bicentennial. The Spirit of 1976 full table, So let us rest from contempla ting the as we near 200 years under a common flag as a cannot be Imposed upon the country by the betrayals of the dream, the exploitations of the f and progressing people, are there the right government but must come from the people. We have survived 200 years ruled mostly by people, the chances lost. Let us, rather, reflect, Putting Into words our feelings about America laws we collectively words to reaffirm our faith In America? agreed to, rather than by reflect on that long, torturous ascent toward the may help us to shake off the dirt of Watergate the truncheons of unaccountable men; two unlikely goals set by the Founding Fathers: The Bicentennial has need of a slogan, which and think constructively about our country. centuries of comparative unfetteredness that liberty, equality, order -not for one city or one will capsulate the past 200 years and ring down For a time, it appeared that Watergate would enabled us to unleash the greatest explosion of breed, but upon a continent whereon would dwell through the next 200 years. Amid all the hopes rain on our Bicentennial parade. How could we human energy and Inventiveness In all history, all the cantankerous races of man. and conflicts that distract and divide us today, is celebrate the good old words, the hallowed We have developed an endemic statecraft, on We see a progress, fitful, faltering, there a unifying phrase, a grand motto for our guarantees, if each day was to disclose a new prairie, mountain and valley, that sprang up backsliding Bicentennial year? but ever resilient, at length mockery of them? But we always thought, and because people were allowed to practice It, a discernible and In the end majestic. . V - . . .. Placed on a respirator were Patrick Joseph, two pounds and seven ounces, and Charles Terrence, two pounds ll1 z ounces. The girls were named Lois Kelley and Anne Elizabeth. They both weighed two pounds and eight - End Housing Caught between ç the twin pressures of rising costs and government anti-inflation efforts, the nation's lousing industry is suffering one of its most serious economic slumps since World War 11. per cent compared to a year ago, and few industry or government spokesmen are predicting any Housing starts are off 35 provement before 175. On the one hand, escalating labor, material and land costs have been increasing the cost of a typical single-family home at the rate of ssoo a month, On the other hand, government efforts to slow the inflation rate have resulted in a scarcity of mortgage money that has pushed interest rates into double figures. Both factors dampen the darnand for new housing. President Ford recently held a meeting with his top-level economic advisers to consider a range of 20 proposals for resuscitating the housing industry. Pressure is building for some form of massive federal aid that might include more home loan subsidies or credit rationing. While the latter ac' don would provide additional home building funds, it would also further compound the problems of diverting money from capital construction that is necessary to create jobs and eliminate shortages of consumer goods. Credit rationing has the support of the home building industry, but it gets little backing from the President's key housing adviser James Lynn, secretary of Housing and Urban . - - . . TOM TIEDE i M Though It has not been entirely confirmed, there Is general agreement now that civilian officers kept very tight control over military commanders during the tense period of Richard Nixon's resignation. Defense chief James Schlesinger is said to have worried prudently about "a military in. (NEA) . - :Z Since becoming President, Mr. Ford has . course of an interfiew between an Crane I ' , essential? ----we get up in the morning and our teeth with niRf -' r wash our faces with manmade detergent, until Although the percentage of oil and natural gas that goes to make petrochemicalsis extremely small compared to the amount that goes to fuel uses about five per cent of the oil and 10 per cent Of gus - Our dependence upon Om is much rat VV._..,.._.. DUj rm'y. Consider the family car. If we were to remove - 'There Goes The Load—Ile — M~ .~ — p641I1.a. I ,' -. - I everything based on petrochemicals from today's automobile, gone would not only be such During the attorney Sorenson and the complainant essentials as antifreeze but radiator lieutenan t, the subject matter strayed from If the federal policies are able to dampen the le themselves, also tires, brake fluid, steering galities and into philosophies. In this respect wheel, dashboard, upholstery g. runaway inflation, equipped to handle the housing the officer admi tted an intellectual health Gone, too, would be the wlndshJe)d because problem. But if such policies aren't soon forglass safetytogether are derived mula ted and placed in operation the housing in. his observa tio ns on Justice, for Instance, from petrochemicals. And also gone, the grille lieutenant replied: "I don't think the system of Editor dUStry May soon qualify as a disaster area. they did not plot and plan to set up a private and even the paint. justice works. I believe that might makes right. Evening Herald police force to flout established laws of our In and around the home we come in contact If all there is Is you and me and a hamburger, if Sanford, Florida 32771 country. with petroche mi cals In paints and you w hip me then you have the right to Dear Sir: finishes for For you to do less than grant unconditional walls, furniture and appliances, hamburger. I don't believe in sharing Just vinyl wall When I heard the announcement On 'F' amnesty to these men will brand ou as a coverings and floor tile, kitchen counteiops because we're both huu= beings and we're both put week-end that President Ford had granted a hypocrite unworthy to remain in the White refrigerant for air condlL;o,-Ws, refrigerators • starving." full pardon to Mr. Richard Nixon, I immediately Ho. and freezers. The abundance of oil and gasoline on the market (Ins sumBeyond this, the lieutenant admitted no belief dispatched the following telegram to the r. Merle E. Parker mer would seem to make for balmy days for John Sawhill, in compassion either. Not even for his feUows in President: Even the family medicine chest depends upon P.O. Box 2MI, Sanford, Fla. administrator of the new Federal Energy Office, Howe ve r, the service. During one portion of the inte rview "MR. PRESIDENT: petrochemicals. Common aspirin is a In the avalanche of letters and telegrams petrochemical Sawhill ftks more about the future than the present, and in a he stumbled Wo the subject of the men of the Your action In granting a total pardon derivative. In the garden shed: recent speech to the American Nuclear Society, he punctured a USS Pueblo, who in 1971 surrendered and were Richard Nixon makes It mandatory for you to which news reports say poured in to Ulle White and leaf bags, fertilizers, bug sprays, now House In the 24 hours Immediately after theGarbage weed killers comfortable illusion about the energy taken prisoners by the North Koreans. fl to grant unconditional amnesty to all young men —all petroctwJ President's announcement, mine may get U is part of the energy gospel th3t we can go a long way lieutenant said he was angry that these man, who fled from the United States rather Okay. But do we really need all " lost, but I followed my long , toward gain ing national self'eufficiency in meeting our fuel survived bea tings and torture, were allo'ied serve In a war they beli eved to be both Illegal and established policy f made materials? Why not go back to the speaki my mind when a matter of such grave ng needs if we would build more nuclear power plants. That's true, return to the United States alive: "I thought they immoral, Importance ocurs. I hope others did or will do naturally occurring materials we used before but Sawhill has added a Ug "if." Nuclear reactors can fulfill were gonna hang beaucoup soon as they These young men did not openly He to their likewise, whether they agree with my position or synthetics came along? '. their promise for generating electric power only If there is (returned)," fellowAmericansa.sdldRlthardNixon,and they take an The answer is simple, says Perry: Natural opposite one. enough uran ium to go around, and It turns out that neither the Finally, and most gruesome of all, the Marine did not plot and plan to commit burglary, and products are in extremely short supply und Dr. Merle E. Parker gvcrrunent nc'r private industry really has an ansscr. officer gave his couurents on his nrofesslon A uuhIuescxpectonec1rawng 20percentofourelectrjc good5oldier,hald,Isa1otukea good Nazi: power from nuclear plants by 19)—compared 1 per cent "There is no doubt that Adolf Eldimann was a today. By the year W.the figure would be up to 60 per cent. tsvery poor person. He may have been sick,I don Sawhill says we will be in "deep trouble" supplyin g th ese plan But he kijied a lot of people. He was with fuel after 19 if industry does not get busy e xplorin g for responsible for the dea ths of many, many people. '!ranium and t!evelopIn t,!'tter methods for extrartin It from But there Is also no doubt that he was an outth e gro un d. standing soldier. He was a terrific soldier." The Atomic Energy Commission has been echoing Sawhill'a As mentioned before, It must be hoped that the c'ncern about supplies of nuclear fuel, but for another reason. attitudes of this particular mffiti.zy man (who, The three uranlum.enrlchment plan ts now being operated by way, by the is still In uniform) are isolated. But the AEC. transformIng raw uranium ore Into power plant experience Indicates that they an not as rare as not have the capacity to supply the needs anticipated In the do near fut ure. The AEC has decided to relax Its monopoly on the views have worn stars and commanded legions. refinlrg of uranium and to let private Industry use the heretofore secret technology. However, no firm or group of firms has been willing so far to invest, man enrichment plant. THOUGHTS Ironically, a substan tial segment of our tranitun industrymines, mills and undevekped cleims-Is controlled by the same For I decided to know nothing among you major oil companies that were unable to supply enough gasoline exceot Jesus Christ and him crucified. And Iwas and fuel 41 to mee t U.S. demands last winter. Sawhill's ad- with you in weakness and In much (ear and monition mig ht best have been addressed to them. What could trembling. I Cor. 2:2.3. lie ahead isa uranium shortagein the l8a5 brought to usby "If thou wNIM conquor thy weakness thou some of the same people who brought us the oil shortage of the must not gratify it." William Penn, Quaker l97, founder of Pennsylvania. -. .. I 1 A I zi ___ ifying for such a wide margin," he told a crowd of cheering campaign workers In Orlando. "I'm pleased. In fact, I'm tickled pink." Eckerd, a consei-'ative, said he was "honored and de- Commissioner Paula Hawkins, 46, of Maitland. Mrs. Hawkins did not "We have fought a good fight horse candidates who jurnç7 with very little money but a lot into the race after a federal of conviction on the part of grand jury Indicted Gurney on many good friends," said Mrs. bribery and perjury charges. Hawkins, who generated $14,000 Supersalesman Glenn 'Furin campaign contributions to ncr, 40, of Orlando led the pack relinquish her PSC seat to make Eckerd's $131,000. Eckerd, a millionaire drug With returns tabulated from the Senate bid and still holds lighted" with his clear-cut vieFormer state Senate Presistore king from Clearwater, a 97 per cent of the state's 3,319 state office, tory. He predicted that his dent Mallory Home, 49, of Taldecisive victory In Tuesday's precincts, Gunter, 39, was cornWith 93 per cent of the GOP campaign would attract "thou- lahassee, who was also thGOP Senate primary. He will fortably in first place with 214,precincts counted, Eckerd had sands of Democrats" Nov. 5. warted by financial troubles, carry the party's banner In Its 463 votes, 29 per cent total. 174,387 votes to Mrs. Hawkins' Mrs. Hawkins, who had pin- ran fourth in the crowded bid to retain the seat now held Stone, 45, made the runoff 84,801. ned her hopes on her reputation Democratic field with 83,776 by indicted Sen. Edward Gur- with 150,829 votes, 21 per cent. Gunter said he was "over- as a champion of the consumer, votes, 11 per cent of the total. ney, who did not seek re-elec. Pettigrew, 44, trailed with 131,- whelmed with the response and blamed her defeat on a lack of Twenty one per cent of the lion. 735 votes, 18 per cent. margin of the vote." money, but called on her sup- Democratic vote was divided Gunter, a baby-laced conOn the Republican side, Eck"It's unbelievable and grat- porters to unite behind Eckerd, between a field of seven dark- Boyd, Overton with 48,891 votes. George Balmer, 49, of Fort Lauderdale collected 22,853 votes; Burton Young, 47, of NoiUi Miami Beach, 22,518; Robert Brewster, 43, of Cape Canaveral, 18,647; David Higginbottom, 55, of Frostproof, 16,557; Neal Justin, 38, of Boca Baton, 14,2; and tiaine Ma. con, 51, of Pensacola, 10,670. Lewis, Dickinson Brown, Saunders MIAMI (AP) .- Editor I Battle Continues' In Dem Runoff Following votes for conservative Dade MIAMI (AP) - Giant-kWer Shreve, 171,930, and Fitzhugh MIAMI (AP)-The political In the only district where the Powell, 85,142. theory that public displeasure Incumbent did not seek re-elec. with Watergate scandals will tion, former Circuit Judge —Treasurer-Insurance Corn- make this a bad year for In- Richard Kelly narrowly de- one of the stormiest Florida So- County Circuit Judge Shelby Gerald Lewis has forced Comppreme Court races on record, Highsmith, 45. troller Fred Dickinson, who ran Florida voters awarded in. Supreme Court Chief Justice for re-election under the shad- Ben Overton new six-year year term by virtue of being vestigation, Into a runoff. Latham, 119,745, and Tubbs, failed to materialize In Fbrida. the Republican nomination. "It nauseates me every time I terms and handed Miami attor- unopposed In the non-partisan 93,630. Of six representatives op. The Democratic nominee will look at them." ney Arthur England a victory elections. Lewis ran significantly ahead But Walter Morrow reminded over Sam Spector. —Education Commissioner, posed In Tuesday's primary, be selected in a runoff between In the five-man race for of Dickinson in Democratic jrlfive won with 75 per cent or JoAnn Saunders, an Orlando CASE B439: Bob Cromble Is the Bishop that my "Worry Boyd, who made headlines Spector's Ist District Court of mary Turlington, 322,835; Sheila balloting Tuesday. abrlll1ant newspaper columnist Clinic" was a sedate medico- during the race when he ac- Appeal seat, Ocala attorney King, 117,532; ZollIe Maynard, more of the vote. Rep. William houseiWe, and Gordon Brown, Lehman, a first-term Democrat a Longwood land planner. who attacks undue censorship psychological column with no cused a fellow justice of trying E.R. Mills won a runoff spot Meanwhile, Treasurer-Insur- 61,385; Ed Fpnn, 53,589. and from Miami, led in his race but Rep. Bill Gunter ran for the of movies., lewd pictures and not even any to force him to take a pay- with 29,826 votes for a 23 per ance Commissioner Thomas John Shipp, 49,195. was forced Into a runoff with Senate ra ther than seeking his "Most censors," he wrote salacious phraseology! chiatric examination, easil y de- cent total, but it was uncertain O'Malley, subject of a Leon Secretary of State, Srna. Dade Metro Commlssion2r 5th District seat again. recently, "I am convinced, find Later Walter took Mn. crane feated Tallahassee la wyer Rlv- who would be his opponent In County grand jury Investiga- thers, 22 Dozier, 50 82 * William D. Rowland, Winter 8,134; 1 , 1; Joyce Goldberg. great delight In reading or and me to dinner when I was e Buford, rolling up 64 per the Oct. 1 runoff, lion, and Education C,mmi.,- Don Pride, Victory in the Democratic Haven attorney, won the 9th 147,159, and J.L watching pornography while invited to Denver for speeches. cent of the vote. Jacksonville attorney John sioner Ralph 'fluilngton WOfl Don Fuqua District "White Acre" McMullen, primary for Reps. Democratic primary posing as conscientious With 93 per cent of the state's Paul Howard, with "Dr. "Dr. Crane," Walter votes nomination for their offices. of Altha, Charles Bennett of and the right to face Republican citizens." added, "the Bishop had ap- 3,319 precincts reporting, Bu- and 21 per cent, had a slim lead Jacksonville and Paul Rogers Lou Frey of Winter Park. And I can give you numerous parently made a frequent ritual ford, who was making his sec. over Wilson Wright TalJeffrey Latham defeated ovum 6a tr, r,nrv.nI',,s.'..* , ,j ,.ii nn4 eitfnm, hs f,.II,..., L1 t_ I,,I...,..,. ,--•-i Jun i&,ios vows. uaviu riep. ugene iDDs in a dicted he would ride the f them to Washington for another remark. ther's footsteps on the high Tumin of Jacksonville and publican treasurer-Insurance pictures of nude girls. primary lead Into a resounding term because they have no ReFor example, this "Worry "For the edges of the pictures court, received 172,629 to 306,. Rufus Jefferson of Tallahassee commission primary and runoff victory over Dickinson, a publican opposition. Clinic" was the heaviest mall were thumb-worn and ragged 256 for Boyd. trailed close behind wi th 19 and Brucç Smnathers and Beverly 10-year Cabinet veteran and UnThe winner of the Lehmanpulling column in the Denver from excessive handling. England, 41, who waged a 17 per cent, respectively. Dozier earned berths In a successful gubernatorial candi- Goldberg runoff Oct. 1 also will Scripps-Howard newspaper "Yet the Bishop said he kept hard-fought battle in which he date in 1960 and 1964. England hailed his victory as retary of state runoff, face no GOP opposition. when Walter Morrow was its them locked in his own desk attacked the court's integrity, proof that voters around the ,,. i,,, ,., ., ,i... . us IV UVUIU IVIUJI5 dJI UI UJ IF1 LVIII UI IIIC VUIC VIUI J,1t of 3,31I precincts -• - . state agreed wi th him that - - - You readers know that I his assistants view them! over Spector, who gave up his I reporting, these were the vote court has been too political, and never use vulgar four-letter "Actually," Walter added, seat on the 1st District Court of to ta ls in the Cabinet primaries: recent opinions have not been words but always employ "that pornographic old goat Appeal to make the race, sch olarly. euphemistic terms like "eroti c was merely camouflaging his England had 340,165 votes to I I —Comptroller, Lewis, 5000"';dd calories" and "boudoir tic titillation er "What I I I L--- -L.,._ -. - -pon- 304,847; Dickinson, 251,917, and i,vvcwc wrn wscussmg excuse mat ne was serving as n'v. sive el rd." En England gland said to- Napolean Bryan, 80,619. • I the bedroom. the self-appointed guardian of Overton, 47, the first justice day after the victory. I'The votI But a bachelor Bishop the sex morals of Colorado." appointed under the new merit ers are looking for a nore I -Treasurer-Insurance CornI ~ telephoned Walter Morrow, Bob Cromble would probably selection system, had 292,aC2 scholarly attitude on the missioner, Democratic, I demanding that he Im. agree 100 per cent with Walter votes for 64 per cent to 162,693 court." O'Malley, 359,745; Rep. Jack mediately cancel "That awful Morrow's diagnosis of this Dr. Cra ne's column." Bishop. 1-4 Walter was a deft In tribute to Walter Morrow, I psychologist who originally was must salute him for his responsible for launching th is courage, since he resolutely column in many Scripps. refused to heed the Bishop's Howard newspapers, for he felt demand that this "Worry married couples should be Clinic" be cancelled. educated in how to AVOID But when Walter left Denver divorce. for Columbus, Ohio, the new So Walter mollified the editor apparently succumbed to 61.1r By GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. D, MD. t' 1 - .-- ,.., IIUW ______ - - - ,... , . . . ' 'V - g 07 A 000% ____ - -I 1 B Li YNOW Starting Sept. 15 SAVE $ 130 Nuclear Fuel - Finds - ..._ Letter To The Editor 1 erd, 61, collected a whopping 67 per cent of the vote in a lopsided win over Public Service '- - r thAn w gressrnan from Orlando, led the 11-man Democrati c field while Stone, who resigned as seeretary of state to make the race, edged fellow Miamian Richard Pettigrew, a state senator, for a spot on the Oct. 1 runoff ballot, ' surrounded by petrochemIcals," Carbide Corn. ---r- advertising executive Mike governor. Thompson of Miami, In the Nov. S general election, Gunter Or Stone'ro Oppose Eckerd " we go to bed at night and pull our per.manent press sheets and synthetic blankets, The quote Is by Richard C. Perry who is charge of Feedstock and Energy for Union - •..•-'.-.•.---.----.-.-."..-. "1 have said all along I'd vote for the nominee," Adams said. Adams, meanwhile, came to "I am not a renegade Democrat what might well be the end of and never have been one. The conciliatory in his political career after an cx- support and degree remains to be seen." conference in Tallahassee. the past (ou' years special brand of politics. and his con- victory toward his detractors, traordlnary 18 years. Askew then left for Austin, cern for protecting endangered saying he anticipated "a united He had been honored as a Adams' future plans were not With 3,126 of the 3,319 pre- Tex., where he was to be in. lands, democratic party going Into state Senator and won an out- known. cincts reporting, Askew had 74 stalled today as chairman of the -Massive support for the November." standing administration award "Ain't no way to tell," he per cent of the vote. He had Southern Governors' Con- man himself, a teetotaling, non The governor and his running so often as secretary of state so said. "I'm leaving that for mt.700,630 votes to 127,335 for citrus ference. There were these con- smoking Presbyterian elder mate, state Sen. Jim Williams often that it was retired. But the er." I tsacK Un (.ourt Must Have Courage The warning that automobile antifreeze will be brush 11 . of Ocala, will face Republican same Adams was forced by a gubernatorial candidate Jerry 10-year-old campaign debt to . ,.__a ..... j, =. Inn,.kHa. flnn.lni,s,,n Areas natural gas that Is not used for fuel but as raw material for making the petrochemnjcals that have become so essential to modern life. How citizens who worry not at all aboutU.S consistently emphasized the need for letting the forces of the free marketplace interact. I The depression was located Tuesday night near latitude 20.2 north and longtItude 71.5 west, or about 100 miles south of Turks Island and just off the north coast of the cost. This Is the portion of the energy spectrum that concerns the small amoun t of the nation's oil and - by confident The season's fifth tropical storm was located at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday about 250 miles northnorthwest of Bermuda packing winds at 65 miles per hour. It was located near latitude 35.7 north and longtltude 66.0 west and moving east at a foward speed of 15 m.p.h. Meanwhile, forecasters said a tropical depression in the Atlantic was expected to strengthen although It remained poorly organized. used to be is an unpleasant reminder energy crisis is still very much with us. The waiting lines may be gone at Lxirhood gas station but there is a "hidden" o( the energy Crisis we are not too conscious of until we discover a prod'ict we once took for granted is no longer available or has soared in suggestions that the government relax its inflation- war machine ever generaled by businessiren fighting policies to reduce interest rates on home and academics, It is a group not entirely peopled loans, and he thoroughly discourages proposals to by angels. Institutionally the services subscribe to democracy; but Individually, at least on ochave Washington take on a massive new role in casion, it Is a different matter. channeling funds into the housing industry through i have In mind an example of a Marine greater loan subsidies, lieutenant, the illustrative suggestion of a The government already has allocated an California lawyer named Doug Sorenson. Last additional $6.6 billion this year to subsidize and simmer this lieutenant, who shall remain insure mortgages. Other federal credit programs flmeles here, brought court martial charges are making an additional $10.3 billion available to against an enlisted man whom Sorenson was encourage home building. Additional subsidy hired to defend. The facts of the can are of no consequence now, -nor Is the guilt or Innocence of programs could backfire by inéreasing demand on th e enlisted gyrene. What Is Important, money available for mortgages higher. In the shocking, is Sorenson's recollection of the and at. long run, Mr. Lynn emphasizes, "the only true titudes and opinions Of service ofwhich, recovery will come when we have more money though certainly atvnicsl. ahnnlii he ri'nil w ith care - In short supply this season and double the price It tervention Into the constitutional process." The Development. latter is a polite phrase for a harsh matter: Mr. Lynn obviously is in a first-hand position to military coup. know about the housing industry's current Skeptics deny the possibility only at the troubles, but he also warns against the destructive nation's peril. the American military, has pitfalls of government programs that could fuel the been among Though history's more obedient armed inflation fires even more. He is stoutly resisting forces, and though it is at least the most puissant ~ MIAMI (AP) Tropical Storm Elaine increased its speed today as It moved farther away from the eastern U.S. coast, the National Hurricane Center has reported. , I • MIAMI (AP) - Florida's general election ballot for the Senate will pit Republican Jack Eckerd against the winner of a runoff between Democrats Bill Gunter and Richard Stone. Republican voters handed Elaine Picks Up Speed Sfrk In Eye On Army - It Oil Crisis i WASHINGTON t ounces. The quadruplets were the first children of and her husband, Terrence, a plant eneticit, DON OAKLEY C v l i ans Mu st Keep Quadripkts born 10 weeks pre- Hospital spokesman Marjorie Bradford said the 72 hour period thorugh Thursday would be the most critical for the two boys and two girls. - Subsi"di"es Won't - ' Condition' mature remain in guarded condition at Tampa General Hospital where two of the infants are dependent on breathing machines, Joctürs say. The mother, Judy Riordan of Altamonte Springs, was reported In very good condition Tuesday. Mrs. Riordan gave birth Monday after taking a fertility medication to assist in pregnancy. - (AP) Happy Birth- millionaire Ben Hill Griffin, sequences of his Impressive who has f ashioned a reputation MIAMI day, Reubin Askew. 79,226 for Lt. Gov. Torn Adams victory: for Integrity and credi bi lity, I, .., th Although the iiIgn. as a national political birthday, and more than 700,000 yer Norman Bie. leader, Askew's Opponents, especially "We are delighted with the one who might be In line for his Florida voters Joined In Adams, attacked the goverelection returns and are ex- party's 1976 presidential or ebration Tuesday. They pre. election methods and moti ves, sented Askew with the Demo- tremely gratified with the re- vice-presidential nomination, they obviously failed to COD-Clear public approval of cratic nomination for a second ception we have received in vince the voters, over- Florida," a beaming Askew Askew's programs, his "fair four-year term, said at a Tuesday night press share" tax revision efforts of whelmingly endorsing his Askew was - JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Wal Dems Give Askew Happy B1,thday FLORIDA .ITJI. P I# I714-41. Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974-5A AAffRAK'S But a week later, the Bishop quickly cancelled this column, demanded that Walter Morrow despite the fact it was the best come out to his office. read and highest mail puller of When Walter arrived, the the Rocky Mountain News. Bishop took him into his private It takes guts to be a superb sanc t um an and d then showed editor nowadays! . ~ Walter a sheaf of pornographic For some renders try to exert pictures of nude women, pressure to foice cancellation "Mr. Morrow," the Bishop of political columns, as well as righteously pontificated,"I feel c!.In,.fl,.. WU"Y "Just look here at these naked girls, whose pictures I have gleaned from magazines! o nis newspaper, enclosing a ifl stamped,addresed envelope and booklets I I 4 't J ' — ' 49 7 - _____ VLA - it $289 - jgoarge stuart'%~07 do~ 133 Model A202ER FAST ROBINSON, ORLANDO, PtA. 7., , - - ---, - _. . - ~ -- E E R 13.79 - Th e Champion _ The Silver Star . Lv Orlandu II :S@im LV winter III< - - : 35pin - - - 6'5Unm L % Sanford jL:tJnm I 12:SOpm Lv i)eLand 1: 10pm 7:45pm Lv Jacksonville 3:35P111 10:20pm Arr Wishingron, D.C. 5:2 5am (next day) 1: 35pm (next diy) :\rT New Yurk (Pcnn.Sta.) 950.I11) 6: 1 cpii 7:25pm • J I I - lb - - •i ••..-ii,i lIji It. 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Maple Ave. ! k% iq I —6I �6A— Evening Herald Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974 Evening Herald ____ Seminole County Election Results iiii, Cities To Get FLinds ,On Time 2 1 -1 - 4. DIMOcRAT1C Sanford city cominisaion wide fire protection plan or an government operations until five-hour marathon of public agreed to add $131,000 to Polk's were assured Tuesday night appeal of Sheriff John Polk's the taxes were recei ved. hearings. budget and he In turn said he budget to Tallahassee would that budget actions by J Goembel, who earlier in. Will The commission deleted drop the 2-page appeal ________ Seminole c-ty Cmnissin mean Seminole Tax Assessor dicated a possible two-to-three. arIcultura1Jy assessed lapd'i he's filed with the stat. r'u" ______ -I__ ~ ____-1T 06 :.:: :. . . r' - -. : _z Ui ,t 1jjrr .. ... ;pro ;perty tax assesent rolls which are for both county and fire district tax, thus ending rece ving tax funds starting Sanford officials were Joined out before the new fiscal year municipal government taxes, OCL I. possibility that Goembel's by Casselberry councilman Mayor Lee Moore said said the situation was resolved office would have to hand code Edith Duerr in formally giving 1•" " City officials hLd feared starts. the city would have had to when the commission 63,(XXl parcels of property now notice to county Commissioners methods of funding a county- borrow money from banks for ironed outcounty both problems in a computerized. Commjssjon that the cities 7 ________ will oppose I-1 k4li~ __ "double taxation" by the ' f county for services that city ' , . I!:.. ' . 3ii ii* q 1 ,-.14 taxpayers don't get from .. . ;0 4 It ( county PrograJnsorget unequal level of service compared to taxpayers in unincorporated areas of the P ~?4 \ county. "p.•-. Moore went a step further in Sanford's preparations for a possible court fight after Jan. 1 ii,, by asking the county for an . ii I n itemized breakdown on tax I . .'.'" ..-II I 11111111 c I funds the commissioners say z'i, " I ! I are to be expended in the city 1. next year. I ___- =- 1-.i -__ -. li111 Mitchell presents a w ard to Debra Jordan as brother, Dann, watches 4 1, 1 H , 1 ,0 . ' - - M - . ' "" . - — . ! I - ,, .. I 40 • Ca'-.gi.,.__ t • i POW t - - I 4 . - - I 1.II_ - - -_ - "" 44-- iz_ 21. i: 1 "I ago".. . "r t County commissioner Dick Williams, center, tells Moore county 'moving' on double taxation - issue et Or Set Tax 1 Casselberry I . million of the money apparent.1y is to be spent in Sanford. , ,, 1'fl question Is, Moore said, "for what and where (will the money be spent)?" He received no direct answer, plop - SOON" I. 2,b67 I 4 44-6 0 0 Condominium, Park' '.4 40 _______ NamE 11 - I' — 4— ? * Nam u " 1.10 County Commission Chair- Mitchell of the contest com- 209 Cy • •• 1,6t2 4 C*0I --()g, —. - ii _______ ' 200 solo" 11 "140 ut 4—' 2,887 • - 49 • H',' am 'H 97 ___ _ 1*0 ____ I - 1,,) 04 I 4— • 438 - `iiiiib — !,1 ' — 1259 4—' 500 1 5b6 -4-4 4- - ham - - 0*0 I*?u* -N. 511 In other business, Council next to his home which was . ,370 iiiiwoe ___1, 180 2,24 4 1 - -- 4.14 _ -- - 4—' 11106111111 1731 - 4—. — 911 3,673 turnout trend reflecting — , - I NW -- 4— 1, 54 - 1 Nt 2,167 HI D*i54i1 NAM 28.8 per cent of the 2,161 electorate casting their ballots. Despite earlier 1 ,7 E . concern of Incumbents being 'thrown from office", e Ai* red g t ' Sd H H.. 1$ 2,065 - this was not the case as the county school board's nr County III "is. from GOP party followers. S. 21104 6-4 .14 f9m 9 - - - Funeral Notice at ___ - ____ ,. - ) .--.., ___ - • . The council is scheduled to adopt a tenta tive budget by Sept. 16.A public hearing onthe matter is set for Sept. - — - ,J . . .111I - - - ., t L1 p .___ . ,,e __ - - - ~____ ____ jtEI ------------ ~~.` -1 I I ~__ - . I I__ _ _~ ~ L T - - ___________ _t~mfff" ______ • - =—, ____ -. •r I ' .— ,, - - - .. _____________ - ----- - __ -. T _, .• - FUNERAL - _I_ clean. bMflP*t,.,d, 1,t_ui,tI.,.f,*, t ItHII4!(J1, 1 -- High hool di ploma "J obtain the special diploma , There Is no charge for the materials or Instruction. thl morning after her car was Involved hi a near head-on collision with a- dump truck on SR.44A G.E.D. Coordinator, Mcrilyn three miles west Sanford. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper P. C. Wright said truck driver Gene Mitchell can be reached at Simpkins, 31, of Sanford. wasn't Injured and charges in the accident are pending further p. Seminole Junior College for sestigatlon. ails. Carol flail, 17, of Paola, was treated for minor Injuries and released at Seminole Memorial Hospital V - T -. .i S J * - . - - - ______ t, Ilk 372-0500 • 4 - 1 5vMpiIAVa-. -- l fl •__A_-_- _D T. Mayo. Mayo was opposed by 1%- - _S_I_ £ ••••••• — Public works director (to be filled by City Supt. Ralph I . A~ I ii to get rid of anyone." Perkins, a former mem ber of the charter committee, said the personnel advisory committee, JOHN KIMBROUGH — Public safety director (to composed of four members be filled by Police Chief Tom appointed by council and three County Commission Chair- Hennigan); employes elected by their — A citizens financial ad. vlsory committee; and 'flted in satisfactory cooditon today at Florida Hospital City Atty. Joe Davis listing a North after being involved in a time table of activity which motorcycle accident at First — Office of special city at. must be accomplished by S ntreet a d Elm Avenue In council before the charter can Sanford early this morning. torne y. go on the November ballot, said IIEARING AID REPAIR S' The confusion over the offices council may adopt on final Upheld S15 — ALL MAKES and the vetoes revolves around reading the charter ordinance f or •lsOro.c t,pars as la te as Oct. 1, after a public the refusal of Mayor Jaques to Call 834.8716 FlOrldill Heatirtifi Ad Cits' participate in city business. The hearing. Seminole County's appeal city charter gives the mayor l.s:w ,,&n In addition, he said the Cast PvWtt,e,,i SIdE against Lake County's con- the right to veto ordinances and council must adopt a resolution I Iwit is. of 434) U1J11Jt1j1J1.*1 troversial Three Rivers 50,000 council the right to override a to the county commission person city' project on the veto by a simple majority, requesting that the charter be " Wekiva River has been tern. However, since there is no time placed on the ballot, that the SAVE ON OUR porarily granted by a state limit set for action by the charter must be advertised for hearing examiner, mayor he can effectively 30 days and that the may-or BABY BEEF I stymie council action by failing must proclaim the special The official this week revoked to act himself, election. developer Major Realty's AT PARK 'N' SHO!) permit for the project, and passed on a final decision to Go-. Reubin Askew's cabinet. Glasses for classes. _ '. "4 ":--c t? , /4 ta . ___ ____ ______ ifi#- Acto - W*-,; I , -:'.-- • • -- '. . .: ____ -5- - • • __ - I -11-1 4- __ vv - 1~ . 'I, r ' / - _____ ~dT - .1• " ____ _____ / -. .-.- - •---- '1,•\ - "'.'... '-'jI'l • '. ' - - '.' and Walter Adams. Charles political hearing than a legal Altamonte Springs native, SYclis and William Sharpe for hearing," hence Seminole Gunter, meanwhile who haS Alcee L. Hastings. the fifth congressi onal district, attendance will be "crucial." Mrs. Bryant will face taken Seminole in every Democrat E. C. Harper Jr. and political race he was parRepublican candidates given Democrats had Interesting Seminole, and the East Culpepper Democrat Pat ticipated in, received 4,188 the nod by Seminole voters contests for six seats on the Central Florida Regional Telson In the Nov. 5 general tallies. Registering a second included defeated Lew Earle l ocal committee. Lake Mary' Plan nin g Council, had sucelection, Seminole, following the trend place here surprisingly was who was Seeking nomination to Councilman Louis Blanenship cessfu!Iy argued to the set throughout the state* with promoter Glenn W. Turner with the fifth congressional district knocked out fellow Councilman cxaminr that Major Realty 1,367 votes. Gunter will face post; Jeffrey L. Latham for harry Terry for the precinct 10 poor turnouts in the first had failed to urovide detailed t___••_••__ :I:±E7 :T vi •' - "' S1200 eminol e opposition. of TT1T , , v- service and "we won't be able ':' Appea Seminole County School Even though the opportunity her bid for GOP nomination for Carl A. Buechner of Altamonte A tentative Sept, 18 cabinet Board member Allan F. Keeth was at hand to clect South U.S. Senator to drug store Springs for the potentially hearing has been set, and will received a vote of confidence Seminole resident, Gordon millionaire Jack Eckerd out- powerful GOP state corn- be attended by Coun ty Cornfrom GOP party followers Brown, for the congresslonat polled Eckerd here 2,176 to mitteeman post. Buechner was mission Chairman John Tuesday and virtually won seat vacated by Bill Gunter, 2,099. appointed by the local corn- Kimbrough, County Atty. election to a third term in of- more votes were given to Howard Marsee, County mittee to the office, Otherfavoriteswith Semlnole (ice. Orange Countian JoArm SanPlanner Roger Neiswender, vote rs were Democrats Bruce Keeth , first won election in ders. As delegates to the 1974 and others. the Republican sweep here in A. Sniathers for secretary' of Democratic mini-convention In 1966. Brown ran second in the state (Smathers was being Kansas City in December, Marsee, in announcing the Th e two other School Board county, more than 1,000 votes supported by popular GOP Seniinollans opted for Dr. Luis first-round victory, warned that incumbents, Jean Bryant and behind at 1,462. A run-off in the County' Commissioner Sid M. Perez, Betty Faulk and the cabinet could overrule the Dr. Stuart Culpepper, also fifth congression district race Vihlen, and veteran Public David C. McNzunara for the examiner beca use their hearing received renomination by appears certain between Mrs. Service Commissioner William fourth congres3ional district "will be more in the nature of a Republician voters, despite stiff Saunders and Brown. SANFORD WOMAN INJURED IN CAR-TRUCK COLLISION _ 0144 -. IFPL '.. '. .'," ' From Yraffic SignalonHl;hway l79 V 4 HOME ~ i Mile East an Airpr,rt Blvd, - - -- " professionally Diploma es - .. Got carpets GED I# — - - -, ~~ RENT OUR oters I gnore P rimary Election In rn, RINK VAC . _____ - - !1Y-_ . P - - 10 . peers, should be sufficient. -4— B possibility fktA ,Of I. that there may be a Church and was the personal three grandchildren, problems. Florida Land By DONNA ESTES ABY BEEF In addition, It became clear maintenance, coats of a laborer secretxry of the pastor, Rev. Gramkow Funeral Home In requested the mayor lift his Herald Staff Writer Council has Informally Fred NeaL She was president of charge of local arrangements, this week that the city's water performing housekeeping AT PARK SI], moratorium on issuing building l SHOP the possibility of the Esther Root Circle and LONGWOOD City council users will have to pick up the chores at the facility raising water and sewer rates treasurer of the Friendship at a 7:30 pin. workshnp today deficit In the operation of the chlorine and other suppliesand for both an across the board League of Congregational will sift through the utility Columbus Harbor sewer the plant çeratlon, increase and a graduated In- (ijfi Church.She department budget to deter- package plant which serves the The plant was was past originally crease for units used as a district president of Veterans of mine If water rates must be Sa nford.lan Kennel Club planned to serve Columbus means of providing addJUo L ________________ Increased to pay operating (501(C). "You can 't teach an o ld uog new Ow Harbor subdivision as well as of coats of both the water and Bill Palm of Glace and w tricks" is a familiar saying, and it the dog track but construction setting a property W. But sewer departments. Radcliffe recommended the has scwcdtothc point the often applies to people as well as to plant critics of this proposal say that Ear lier this week, Coun- city charge th e dog track a $135 Is currently serving the track day-to-day utility taxes would members of the canine set cilman B. H. Ferrell said that monthly fee !or sewer service exclusively, not be deductible on federal Laura ii Ludecke 70 of Jill S With a $107,000 bill for the during the racing season alm also recommended that income tax returns, whereas Willow Ave. who d defunct sewer system from December through April — and monthly Not at our firm, however. We use the fees to residential real estate tax would. w i ll be held 3P Sunday, in consulting engineers Glace and a substantially lower monthly users of the Skylark package Congregational Christian Church years to full advantage . . . always Radcliffe and an outstanding fee for the remaining months of plant be citizens and those on wit h R ev. red L. Neal, Re set at 75 per nt of seeking, always 'earning, always bankloan ofgloo,000 for water water LqUs with$4. 50 fixed lncomes would be hurt the Weber officiatingFamily system improvements, both of operation accepting new ways of helping when most by a utility Increase, maximum He said rtsnowers be omitted whIch must be paid for ,,t City Supt. Ralph Fisher, and apartment developments GISSCOCk said, "because donation% be made to were sure they are better ways of CongreatlonhIChrl%tnChur(h part in the new fiscal year, the meanwhile, noted that the city should be charged 100 per cent wouldn't get their money uLsca. helping. building fund or a favorite monthly charge must be in Is paying, under an existing of the water bill for the sewer Wi th property tax, they would charily. Gramkow Funeral creased. Home in Ch.1re contract, $200 monthly for plant service, receive benefit for It." ould create the offices of: At least that's what cuuncilmen apparentl y thought they did Re three incumbents received a vote of confidence s Department to Mayor Troy Proposal is adopted there will be a probable three months land taxes, and generally feel Memorial Hospital. She was a Survivors include her son, a. delay In receipt of real estate that a.1 dequate na ti ve of C hi cago, I ll ., and had George A. Whipple; Des vivi(es C5 be Road and Bridge Corn. tax revenues, llvedln Sanford for the past five Plalnes, Ill.; sister, Mrs. Ruth by present util missioner Donald Browning ity years, moving here from that Langdon, Lake Zurlck, ilL; two reported Florida land Co. had t= Coumil chairman Tom brothers, Robert L. Belt, corrected blockage in the Embree is aLw opposed to a city. SAVE ON OUR She was a member of the Petoskey, Mich., and James drainage system in The millage. but has admitted the Congregational Christian S.C. Belt.,, SL Petersburg and Terraces relieving flooding supported proposal. Dorfman Insisted an employe should have a LONG WOOD — City Council Otiservers at the meeting, second appeal from removal, may or may not have passed however, noted that the motion suspension or demotion by the four ordinances creating four made no mention of overriding mayor or a department head on new city' offi ces Monday nigh t. the mayor's "veto" but Instead the local level before going to No one seemed quite sure. placed the ordinances on third court. reading — an innovation in Mayor Norman Floyd, joined Council introduced and itself since the citychartercalJs byCouncllmanGeorgeperkjns, passed, on the advice City for two readings. Nor were the disagreed. Floyd said if an Atty. Ned Julian Jr., a of motion motions read a third time. employe had too much appeal I f declaring Mayor Eugene power, the city's situation . Jaques' refusal to act on The ordinances in question would get too much like civil ordinances "defacto vetoes," w 1 ,513 Duerr and 3418 I 4— ' Adopt Charter Council Legislate • &4 soot." _ .sw' s, - Meets Did Longwood City UM 3.-4-3 ____ H. ' -— 4— 4— ' surom an 1 __________ ----d76 4—S the state's poor voter - I. 5O4 Seminole County followed 1 - '- Mom a so W4 __ _____• ft.f - 1,134 - I -"' • Orlin S... __ •Twu. * • - und 01ul Iu AIJTAMON1E SPRINGS submitted documents from and received the letter, The attorney said CornCouncIl's week old policy of Corimercial Contractors' at. auth orized by council, from mercial Contractors was made refus ing outrigh t all requested torney, E. Thom Rumberger, Floyd assuri ng refund was aware, only after 80 per cent of sewer connection fee refunds and council minutes for a available. At the time the the mall construction was has fallen by the wayside even recommendation and action contr acting company said the completed, that service was not before the board could adopt a next week, letter was needed to close a available. resolution firming up the "If the company Is entitled to bank loan for a sewer package Th e city over a two year decision, a refund, it should have it," plant since the city could not pe riod accepted $587,000 In City Atty. Joe Davis' advice Davis said, serve the shopping mall with sewer connection fees, bankin g that each request for refund be Rumberger, a former circuit sewer service, on the federal government consider ed on its own mertis, court Judge, demanded return Rumberger said the city releasing construction funds for ignored by council last week, of the required payment of the the 7.5 million gallon ca pacity was approved th is week, at using as his major argument a conn ec tion fees In November, regional sewer plant. The least as far as Commercial letter written by Mayor Nor- although the state Department funding although approved last Contractors Inc., builders of the man Floyd on May 21, this year. of Pollution Control had already year still has not been released. Interstate Mall was concerned, Commercial Contractors, one banned any further connections In other busIness, cov.ncll: Coun cil voting unanimously, of the first firms to ask return of to the city's overloaded sewer — Authorized advertlsment authorized Davis to study its money last Spring requested plant of a tax increase, ds req uired by law. Although unil will nt be raising property taxes above the five mill rate the city has levied for many years, state law requires a governing body receiving more money in property tax than durIr. the previous year — from growth or o ther reasons — to advertise a tax increase. — Approved a request from the Babcock Corp, arid two other property owners to ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — preliminary required under th e mayor type government called a bandon parts of the Fruitland, Osceola and south Pressvlew strcity eets City council Will hold a con- state hornerule law prior to a for In the charter, lost a bid rights-of-way, of the tinued meeting at 6:30 p.m. vote by the people in the Nov. 5 Tuesday night to change one water north Th ursday to begin the process general election. of section in the 35-page Altamonte tower, Mall and w es t of of adopting in ordinance form Councilman Dan Dorfman, document. Palm Springs Road. the proposed new charter, a an opponent of the strong fired, s Dorfman's motion to permit — De nied a request for uspended or demoted rezoning six lets on Maitland employes the righ t of council Avenue for office buidling appeal after unsuccessf ul ef- development. forts be fore a personnel board died in a tie vote In the absence of Councilman Helen Keyser. ? Councilman Cal De Voney 'ii To 4— HI 0*1* 171 ISS b. ' 4—,- to'.'.'. =X M I.. - I -- • 4—S _____ __ _ 41 4—.. s—u — 2,488 1,569 'W?I 144UiI *1 _ -----.-1.- C404664%oj i 11, Altamonte - -4 - d - ___ - Lon woo 193 I'- ' ARE , —I 6- - county commlssloners attended Land Corp.'s 998-unit Crooked allegedly Infested with snakes The name chosen from last week's scheduled council Differing opinions on whether its responsibilities to providing of entries, "Sunshine Park," will Creek Condominium Village to and mice. The homeowners "No sane person wants to pay prof essionals. The submitted local governments (CALNO) be given to impose a real estate tax or to to the city recreation LX' located between Moss and stated "the gramis now a foot adequate public works and fire additional taxes," he says. but budget inicreasm the departmeeting with intentions to area on North Edgemon Street. Hayes Roads behind Hacienda taller. the snakes a foot longer f urther cut the 1974.75 protection service, we are just not the city we were and discuss double taxation but nt by three more men CasseltxM city budget shcnild Village. The $1,780.737 budget years ago wiLli 5,000 people. provides for operation of two council had no meeting because and the mice are dug in for the Pr d • , reach a watershed mark proposed by City Manager Fire protection and public statIois," Council voted to reimburse winter." a quorum of members didn't ey WOrld for Debra, her tonight at one of the final Harry Hug and endorsed by works have to cover 15,000 to who complete city attend. 'e n and one other child and firemen But the way it is now, the The city clerk said a letter budget sessions before the Oct. Mayor B'II Grier calls for a 17,000 ary ticket books Emergency Medical Training citizens now." com p li men t could not adequa te ly handle had A CALNO representative b sent to Mark Builders 1, deadlIne, prope rty tax assessment of six course at cost of $25 per IT).fl. Glascock said that na tional more more than one major fire at a noted that the double taxation asking they clean u the lot The budget meeting Is mills, Debra's brother Danny protection statistics time, according to Glascock. Issue wasn't on the scheduled received honorable mention for H Fire Commissioner Irwin The mayor said the lot will be described by Councilman Dr. But in recent knife and scissor recommend a fire department "I would not want it on my meeting agenda. repor ted that Ii' mowed b the city maintenance the name "Pee Wee Par k," EdithDierrasazessjcn "to cut sessions, the figure has been with 2flp esstonalflremen for con ifIf someone's home Winter Springs volunteer department and billed to Mark what hasn't been cut enough" In sliced 1320,000 to an amount a city the size of Casseiberry, life were lost because of firemen have completed the Builders order to avc*d a property tax, requiring a three mill "Chief Rugz R.i.iooli and the inadequate protection," he standard 200-hour firefighter's • But councilman Charles assessment, Purchase O a legal size volunteer department are doing said course br""i" the total of Glascock sees a property tax as Glascock says council can't a great job," Glascock said, A D ATH tra ineii men'1n'ie department tyepwrlter for the court clerk at The other area ofconcern the only way for the city to meet afford to cut any deeper, "but there are only dz that would be Ignored without a cost not to exceed $500 was 12. au thorized by council. the operating revenue that a Hunter read a letter from Piland reported receipt of a S LAURA LUDECKE property tax would provide World War I Women's Fire Chief Charles Holzman letter form from the county tax Auxiliary, past president ° would be public works offering hcnorary membership assessor informing the city that Mrs. Laura B. Ludecke, 70, of Sanford WWI unit, and Glascock said. in the Winter Springs Fire if the Countywide (ire district S. Willow Ave., died treasurer of DeBary Veteran Councilmen Edith '' 1 319 93 C..,,'. ______ Ct. regarding a lo I Is Ji 1.402 which may be used to designate permits In that area now tlu it a planned park for tots. the situation has bee n 'died Second prize — a day at Sea _____ um. •... • __ 6"600 o2 74 By JANE CASSELBEIy LleraldStaff Wrfter HI •' --- 4— t ," =,,- 3554 -- ___ _of I 57ti 6. ,, 2.898 H' Cs.t' - 340 __ _____ aut 1,229 -sw, i.39 - 2''1 , ________ SpIt1IU,4 rn" T tM4 4 1 _ 3 Pimp - 4-14— 1 6~ -,-_ - 4—' ____ _______ but got assurances the county is WINTER SPRINGS — First moving toward steps to unravel prize A letter from the Unite(J in the Winter Springs World for the winner and her the knotty double taxaLon Issue Homeowners Associatio n f amily as won by Lori "Name the Park" contest that Is expected pointed out that no action ha to explode awarded to Debra Jordan, 10, of Blanchard of Casselberry; and been taken across the state between cities on the July prize of $5 Cash went to Albert SL , at this week's Ile and coun ti es, complaint by Walter Pugh a council meeting, by Carl Stanley wa Choose - !, Winter Springs Approves * - 1 749 s.... ' 1 i, 7 _ HI ______ so 11111111111 ___ 4 _______ ___ -' , ~ Or, _______ 2, .. S U "W. 1114900 • 208 1 70 proposed budget notice showed $5.35 million will be spent by the 0 - _WA0W4_q9MV1~0A Cut Bu ;.;J *Tv - aft HIHWI `,. - - ~ ~ 0 - f:-. - =_~_-__ ____ __ __ I 42_::- -f . ____-___~-__-f-'_--._ - __._.-_ f:1 ___._ fm ~ - _-__ ___ l_ -1_iA.' -' ---- I. 20 !, I ,;m * ''I:, -- %11 K am 45 .I - .' 47 T _______ - Sewer - 4 — A11 4—S •—. 71 Ci - 322 58 — - : - aim '' ... I, 2,176 Reverses fteam Amato of - 11 ,U')) N 319 - ?5. '. Altamonte H* - ft~" am 57 I of A I•I...., - 1' I H-.ss $ii ,. '...- 4 72 H& NONPAIT1SAH I-i"-." - H i' 90 WT' 1O4 r.-.= I £ wd U H . UPUSUCAN Cm,pi-nrw,u/ LapLuiir HI 24 - • DIMOc1ATK I J11111111111111111 - Ilililin . iw_. 4 DMOc1ATIC Sw, H ___ - •. - H .— I' wmn~ Jt,. II HI.. Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974-7A ________________ .. - �Evening Herald SPORTS Evening Herald Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974-8A SPORTS - Shula Keep , -P ,,14 :, " .,~ I IN BRIEF CARL VANZURA As . .MW —mr-1v I Local Driver Ranks 1111 broCK Up-Incoming Star W= Cuniracr Extended - - WINNPE(; Ab McDonald, 38, a 17-year professional hockey veteran who played in (our Stanley Cup finals, retired. His last two years were spent as captain of the Winnipeg Jets of the World Hockey Association. Y an ks to PHILADELPHIA AP)—The Philadelphia 76ers have obtained the Detroit Pistons' Roland "Tree" Grant in return for future draft considerations, The National Basketball Association club said Tuesday that Grant, the Piston's thlrdround draft pick, brings the 76ers to a 24-man roster, Grant, 6-foot-11 Philadelphian, played for New Mexico State, where he averaged 18 points and 10 rebounds per game In his senior year. - - - J Pirate Reliever Out ' ;);) 1) k I \:0) .- - 4. — - ___ Klein is more renowned for year, too. Also good depth with Jim Youngblood in mid. lihi persuasive blocking, die, Bob Stein outside. VERY VERY GOOD. GOOD, RUNNING -. The dilemma for Knox Is how to get tiflOugh SECONDARY — Even 1)0W, action for all these guys. Jill) year ater, it sU looks like a Bertelson and Lawrence Mc. hodge.pocjge, wi th castoffs Qitciieon are the hea vy- duty w Steve Preece and Charlie Rams, with good helping of sto5 plus oL*cure Eddie elusive speed. Tonx Baker MeMillan thrown Into regula r M pick up the clutch dose-In roles. But the system, guided yards. So Can Larry Smith . by assistant Ray Malavasi, And what do ou do with Prevailed. And they're Heisman award winner John back, rallying around Dave Cappelletti? Every coach Ehnendorf, a strong safety In should have such WOt1't3. every se nse of the word. Also EXCELLENT, have a good corner rookie, BLOCKING — Combined Bill Simpson. GOOD, experlance quotient of 5 years for the front five might KICKING — Placekjcker leid you to think they're 1)avmd Ray ui u ' doddering. But there doesn't scoring, apt testimony fit hLa - Sti '6 11 iim%.7eorg I e ount(J - - -,- --- --- Cards Deal Thomps on ST. LOUIS AP The St. Louis Cardinals have an. nounced that right-handed pitcher Mike Thompson has been sent to the Atlanta Braves, Thompson, who had a 54 record with the Cards' Tulsa (attn club in the American Association, was sold for an undisclosed amount of cash, the team said Tuesday. . IN A WORD--SMASHING by Alan Mayer — — (5 start Gam c4 ,q' 0 5P64K toopYNP,)' 0/6 t/C/(" EE,sfE7 V A94 -)W/o 641Y J'8A'/',1 ar IXI Q107 ti'41,r4' /;','' 4Wp W8 *6 / -, oi'd r,q jr,q, 1,5/1/41 Ibf pq,- .'/pa'$5 series ()n - _~~ , ' 11 '. .7 1! k, oni g t m'1qafl5 ,v/io ' 14! ' i y4/x./ - P ;: WI%//s4/c ,t',f'e - I - A -. ___. , - - S. i_= _ .. ' 1 But he hadn't caught a pass in while the club held on to rockie limited preseason exposure. standoutsNatMooreofFlorida Neither had Ra ther, who saw " and Melvin Baker of fexaa Limited duty last year. . "i' 'i ": " 11 , 1 'rè 4 , '" .,, ' . , - -' ' "'XI i' ~~.~, .,..1,.*, . .. 'fl" .' - .,'. •. '7'4 ' .4 ,..':. . , .. 71 " ,.t i • ' ' ' '. ' '' - 1, - % ' I .' - ' a - - ' S u c n Moaern I ••, Ten n is I I ___ ment at the Los Angeles Sports Arena Oct. 14-19. The idea of whbg the court completely and dispensing with the possibility of human error was plan ted in the ears of the ladies by Englaind's Teddy Tin. 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SANFORD - llng, who had seen an experiment on a smaller scale at Lamar Hunt's WCT Champion. ship In Houston earlier id OPEN cause "we did have an por. tunity to evaluate Baker and Moore are cxceptional you NEW YORK (AP) — How are The electronic syste m to be three feet on each side of the that it doesn't affect the court would have ng prospects. It be en hard to keep you going to snarl at a com- used Ut Los Angeles is the line. If a ball hits th e line, there surface, he added. Also, he said them off the ba ll club, regardputer, hit a tennis ba ll at a light brainchild of Dr. Jeof Grant, a will be a green light and a it is possible to install the me- less," switch or yell ba ck at an biologist with the Salk Institute buzzer flashi ng good. If it lands chanical line callers under Sellers was a disappointment electric buzzer? of La Jolla, Calif., and an dec. in the area outside the line, painted cement courts to the Dolphi ns after being objyJ Modern science is on the tronic engineer named Bob another buzzer will indicate the th etic clay. tamed In a trade wi th Dallas for verge of eliminating one of the Nicks. The former got the idea ball Is out. The scorebeard wil l What does to Stowe a biologist last year. He missed ha ve to Ot tradi tional inalienable rights of from a police radar trap. flash 'fault' or 'out." do with electroni cs? _______________________ the genteel racket sport — that "Every line on the court will Dr. Grant said the system is "Nothing," said Dr. Grant. "I ç" of che wing out one of th e unpaid be wired," Dr. Grant explained, so sensitively refined that '\ It Is am a tennis player. I'm fed up linesmen. SAVE ON OUR "The switches will be placed able to distinguish between a wi th seeing te nnis matches doI I under the syn th etic surface ball and a foot Tenn is courts are goin g dccstep. "A ball cided by so many bad calls. triggers the impulse, a foot step Some day there will be no offi. tronic and the first full-scale w hich Is la id over the floor, "There will beswftches under doesn't," he explained. preview of calling ma tches b dais necessary at all — just the lines and switches two or A' PARK 'N' SHOP1i The wiring is so subtly placed switches and blinking lights." \'_ impulses and wave lengths be seen at the finals of the $100,000 women's tennis tourna. A then fell to 14 catches for 222 I 11111', " catcher Dave "Bo" Rather Southern, Moore and Baker, mean Shula said the progress of while, each caught nine passes I t(14 Moore and Baker would deter In preseason Moore's recep. ..i ç . f1 á, -,I1 ,,_____ mine th eir status In 19 75, when tions went for 237 yards and to , _____ ' Warfield itmoves over to the tallies and Baker's for 17u )ars ,' ''t-4.,.,'-,"',. • ...I' , i . World Foo tba ll League along and four touchdowns. Moore /C%1 . Ib %) I44j4y :1 "j ! '1- . . r' i . 'I wi th fullback Larry Csonka and also led the club in kickoff 't" 5p' I)P J' •eV '?-'" ,' 1' S' 1 Y'i..',:rJ.,',\ halfback Jim Kiick ,' . returns with 14 For 2.5 r) yard ,-e 4 "We like w ha t we've seen up average. to this stage of their develop. Th is Oviedo 111gb School f oo tball coach certainly has the attention of his players as be ALso, 'tIi,t Tuesday ItS 41) 14tr expresses his ment," Shula said, opinion during a recent practice session. The Lions under Bill Klein, who fInished 5-5 , thatboth second-year fullback last year are Ton, He said the fact pre pa ring for their opener against Seminole High School, Sept. 20. center Sellers and Rather sta yed out of Chuck R rookies. )" camp during the National Foot ba ll League players strike -VIVIV helped Moore and Baker be- 1471-IS __ __ t4 , - ' - Tire size Save Rig. .-___..,__i._.--- ___ ¶ . ,, - -- . i' 0t-' [ , t_. ' . I 1K r J7 . - , ' .. - 1 * . -. 1 FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - Tony McGee, a starting defensive end or tackle in his three years with the Chicago Bears, has been traded to the New England Patriots for two undisclosed National Football League college draft choices. McGee, who was traded Tuesday, Is a 6-foot4, 250pound lineman from Bishop College In Dallas, The Patriots open the NFL season Sunday afternoon against the Super Bowl ehnmn(nn Mi a mi flnlr,kin . U I 'r ........ Schaefer Stadium. . 'lOf) .I , 111111'. i4>7' ( ; - lifetime learning to hit a line By The Associated Press A met can League National League East East W L Pct. OB W L Pc?. 05 New York 74 65 539 P'ttSbu'gh fl 64 flI?imore 74 67 523 2 Si, Lcu 74 6$ 571 3', floston 71 67 523 2 PhiiarIla ll 71 .300 6 Cleveland 70 70 500 3' New York 63 71 lU 11 Milwauk U 73 476 S Montreal 67 77 .416 14 Detroit 5 77 451 II', Chicago 37 57 .410 19 West West Oakland Los 52 61 .373 — I, Tnas Cinclnnst' 76 U 52$ 4' '4 36 603 3 Minnesota Atlanta 7) 71 .5 75 64 549 1I 1Oi , Kan City Houston 70 77 49) ii'., 71 70 Chicago San Fran 70 73 .4 76 .463 23 17 California San Diego 5) 93 57 57 396 75", Tuesdays Results Tuetdyi Results Pittsburgh 17, Chicago I Cleveland 12, Detroit 6 Los Areles 1, Atlan'a 0 New York 7. I3cston 1, 12 in Cincinnau S. San Die-go 2 nlngs Montreal 6, New York I Mirv,esota S. ChIcago 7. IS in PhllaeIphla S. St Louis 3 nings San Francisco Houtlon 3, Milwauk ee 6. Baltimore, 5. tO it innings inn ings Wednesday's Games California S. Kansas City 2 Chicago (Burns 33 and Son Only games schnduped ham 111$) at Montreal (Renko Wednesday's Games , 14 and Walker 75), 2. 1w) New York (Mãi 13 and Gura night Al though Blazer quarter ba ck beginning of a three game me Bob Davis hasn't completely stand, as Philadelphiaho and recovered from an Injury Chicago provide the opposi tion suff ered Friday In the New the next two weeks at the York win, he Is expected to see Tangerine Bowl. action. Of De oit's 10 setbacks, the tr NEW yoic (AP) 'j to see 11 I'm less tired than I Ifnot1a1'tl man willget Blazers contributed one, as countdown has begun ;w ha t was at a certain point yester. as the Blazers backup Jack Pardee's club downed te signal caller Eric Crone, Wheels in Michigan nine weeks Muhammad All refers to mod. day. Ard I think, always, of estiy as "an event surpassing victory." happenstobeagracjuateof ago, 18.14. prestigious Ivy League in. Although their records are at the moon landing," Bothfightersarrivedat their In the final weeks of stitutlon. the opposite ends cf the column, intensive gyinnasiwns at 2 p.m. each The winless Detroit Wheels both teams have something hi training before leaving for afternoon, Zaire, heavyweigh t cham pion will provide the opposition common, the Wheels also have George Ur the gaze of galleries of Foreman tonight for the league lea ders an injured quarterback. and dial. keen.eyed fans, each man Ufian 8p.m. start at the Tangerine Bubba Wyche, who missed lenger All displayed Ofl a two-to-three hour Bowl. trasting and highly In. workout, warming up by Detroit's sklppis dividualistic approaches to ing rope With their recent win over questionable aslast twogame of the thr ee and pounding the their title fight on Sept. 21. New York, the Blazers hold a running backs, Pittsburgh 1EII1% heavy bag and speed bag. 129) at 20) at Baltimore (Grimsicy ii, slim one game advantage over 17 and Palmer 61l). 7. twinigpt Foreman arose with the sun Philadelphia (Carlton 141)), WFL's Player of the Week, Dick Sadler, Foreman's the Stars for the top spot in the running back Tommy Atlanta (P. P4ieIiro 16 12) at Boston (Lee 1512 or Drago 6 each day, donned sweat clothes Reamon at Cleveland to. Perry 15 fighter Cincinnati (1. Carroll i 2 or Eastern Division of the WFL. Is expected to and left his $175,000 split-level trainer, permitted lO). N Kirby 9$). N as Lilt weights, but Angelo Dundee, Tonight's game marks the backfield position. Milwaukee (Slalom 1)11) at mansion In Li ve rmore, St. Louis (Forch 44) at New All's train er, frowned on such York (Koosman 139 ). N De troit (Walker 53). N for three to five miles of road. nia` practice, Houitn (Wilson 10 1)) at San Oakland (Abbott 55) at Mm work Califor nesota (Decker II 1fl. N Diego (Splllner 610), N "No weights" said Dundee Texas (Bibby 1 16 1 at Chi wine coUntry, often accomLos &ngtic (.'Aessersm,th "I'heygivey ou bwtchy muscles partied by Pasha, _.e of 6) at San Francisco cago (Wood 2017). N Knsas City (ftnil I Si at three prize German shepherds, that maks you tire quickly, . (D'Ag,lsto 1113), N California (Ryan 11)51, N Thursday's Games estead, Muhammad tones up Atlanta at Cincinnati, N Back at the house by 7 a.m., with a Thursday's Games of isometric-type Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. N B4fltOfl at Cleveland. N Foreman, who li ves alone since exercises," St. Louis at New York, N New York at lialtimore. N his divorce, showered and went . Chicago at Montreal, P1 Milwaukee at Detrot, N Houston at San Diego. N Oaki,iind at Miflntt.. N back to bed. He set the alarm Throughly limbered by ex10 Angeles at San Fran Texas at Chicago, N for 10 a.m. Up once again, he ercise and applause, the fight- cisco, p4 Only games sct,etuI,d devoured a breakfast of sil era then stepped Into the ring eggs, thick slices of beef and for four r ou nds of sparring, Canadian bacon and huge usually with four different partRy HOWARD S!NER ham, which beat Memphis 58.33 draughts of milk and fruit ners. In one of his final work. Top Twenty College l'Sports Writer Teams July 24 behind the sharp pass. juices. outs at the Fair Grounds, howWith its two strongest teams ins, nil rtvitipi,pk...,.l._ wi.ii. k,...,..,.....t..k, -I- ---, t' , . Bears Trade Tackle The I. - a . — c4 ,/ A. ____ a' year. DEFENSE John Hadi did I oii'r — AU "Thtle" last year, coming need is another good year W from San Diego to show from !3-year-man Merlin what he could do wi th a solid Olsen, and like his concast. The balding vet, now in temporaries on offense he 13th year, was NFC Player of shows no slack signs. The Year and has never looked boomers are better throwing or more Larry Brooks and end Jack sagacious running team. Youn.gblood, who should start Make a mental note about get ting an. star votes. progress of young Ron Dryer also made str ong cornJ*worgkl, cab squadder. eback at right end. VERY VERY GOOD. GOOD. RECEIVING Got a dash LINEBACKING — Last ofexfracreamwithreturn of season's big gamble, going Lance Rentiel from enforced with Jack Reynolds In middle vacation. But it's tough and Ken Geddes on strong how he can squeeze thWy side, was biggest payoff on that has TD-prone Harold club. 'rheywere excellent 8 Jackson for the long bomb stimulated Isiah Robertson, a and Jack Snow for stead natural talent, Into a super catching. At tight end Bob PASSING ____ cNb [)avis (B OFFENSE I PITFSBURGH (AP) -Pittsburgh Pirate relief pitcher Dave Giusti has returned here with a muscle strain Li the lower part of his back and the baseball club says it Is not known when he will be able to see action again. Giusti was sent home Tuesday from Chicago. He injured his back while fielding a grounder in the bullpen before a game Monday with the Cubs, the Pirates said. A team spokesman said doctors may know later today how long Giusti will be sidelined. - I '- BABY BEEF I - MURRAY , ., - . - 76ers Obtain Center -. - :' WORDS ON SUNNY AFTERNOON McDonald Retires . " ' - , / ."R ohnson Pj'j .' _______ __ - If 11 NCAA Makes Ruling ____________ ''. _____ I, I't:\SA ; ('l'l'V ' -1 Jo' Naticnml Collegiate Athletic Association reversed an earlier ruling and no looger considers the Midwest Hockey League a professional organization, citiqg changes in the league's operations. ' .',,# -- ____ ____ _____ GREEN BAY, Wis. — The Green Bay Packers sent reserve quarterback Jim Del Galzo to the New York Giants and acquired quarterback Dea Carlson from the Kansas City Chiefs, both transactions involving undisclosed future draft choices. . Rookies MIAMI (AP) — Don Shula rnostof last season with Injuries has made his first ma jor decl. md caught only two passes. r "( 4' slon toward finding a replaceHe had led the Cowboys with I ment for wide receiver Paul 31 receptio ns for . 653 yards and Warfield in 1975 by dropping' five touchdowns in 1972. lie . I0.110-0 1 1111 two veteran recelvera, in. ,,, ca ug ht 27 passes 705 yards for — '--. cluding Ron Sellers, for a pair and six "j ¼e j,_,J' .' -. scor es as a rookie with of rookies. A . -. New England in 1969 and added yearp ellersandsecondass 38 passes for 55oyarthin'gio ____ - Pack, Giants Deal - . J towsw -v '--.___ 1 _______ - - —• P pe ______ _____ Two MILWAUKEE — Larry Costello, coach of Milwaukee Bucks, which have the best winning the percentage in National Basketball Association history, signed a multi-year contract to remain with the team. IO5 For Record , :: L Is By ALEX SACHARE Sanford has one of the up and corning stars NASCAR Diego 5-2, Montreal defeated which bounced Into center field i: ___ LI Louis 3z games behind front- pitched the first six Innings of AP Sportsman ranks In Chris Dellarco. Number 87 issu ed to him by Writer New York 6-4 and San Fran- as Brock went to th ird. th e sanctioning body at Daytona International Speedway Is nln Pit burgh in the NL the Pirates' 12-4 rout of the Chi. Lou Brock has made good on clsco edged Houston 6-5 in 11 In the seven th innliig, Broc k cago Cubs, and also rapped out .J East. his promise to the fans of St. innings, proudly painted on his 1967 Cnevelte. Last year in his fourth again waited until Rutjiven had season as a stock car driver he won fourteen races-eight of them three hits. _______________ Louis. Dodgeri 1, Braves Wills said he had mixed emo- an 0-1 count on Ron Hunt before being features. He fi n ished fourth in the point standing, quite Richie Hebner contributed B k who had said he want- (ions about Don Atlanta blanked Sutton _____ seeing his record streaking to second, once again remarkable since he only ran 20 of 40 or more races held during on four hits to raise his record four bits to Pittsburgh's 20-hit ed to break Maury Wills' stolen broken, but hailed Brock's out. well ahead of Boone's wide th e season. A late finish on th e car prevented him base record before the home standing performan toIS-9 and Ron Cey drove ln the barrage, incuding his 14th from racing ce, throw to the bag. game's only run with a single in homer of the season all year and winning the prestigious point championship, fans at Busch Stadium, did just "My hat's off to him," the The thefts by Brock, who has This year it was decided that a new car would be built and a that Tuesday night, stealing former Los Angeles Dodgers' the second inning. Giants 6, Astros S been thrown out 29 times this new Late Model would be joining the field in its bid for victory. Sutton ended the game by second base In the first and infielder said. "I never Tito Fuentes broke a 44 tie thought year, also lifted him to 740 for NO Since Chris was a hobby driver last year, he knew th at it would s triking out home run king with an RBI single and Bobby seventh Innings to boost his anyone would approach the his career, eclipsing the mark be rough in the advanced class and that he would once again be season total to 105 — one more record this hank Aaron on a sharp curve- Bonds drove in what proved to soon, probably not of 738 set by Max Carey of the ball, just a r1,okie. The new car was built by Frank Morris, Chris and than the standard set by Maury in my lifetime. be the winning run with a sacPittsburgh Pirates in 1929. Only Yours Truly, at the end of last season. High cost of parts and Wills in 1962, Reds 5, Padres 2 riflce fly in the I I th inning for fl theits came during the Ty Cobb, who had 892, !:R k of scnte jtellK prevented the car friii ziiaking it to the first J Ed. (incinnati's Don Gulleit seat- the GianLs. "I'm glad to get it over with, Cards 142nd game and Brock's lout races of the year. tered six hits and fanned 11 although I'd have liked it to be 134th. Wills stole his 104th base die Collins, who had 743, stole The Astros came back with a more bases during their major Finally, after what seemed like f or ever we brought th e car t4 during a winning game," said In the Dodgers' 165 ba tte rs in pitching the Reds to a run in the bottom of the 11 th on th game of league careers, _________ our home track Volu.sla County Speedway, for shake-down runs the incomparable Brock, whose the 1962 season. 5-2 victory over the San Diego Cliff Johnson's RBI single, but _______ Brock's baseruimjng efforts to make sure every thing was safe and sound. The car was Cards were beaten 8-2 by the Padres, fell one run shy. After leading off the first In- overshadowed the slugging w orking beautifuly and we were all set to go out and set the of " — Philadelphia Philhies, Ptrate,12,Cubg4 Exposl,Mets4 ning with a single, he broke Phils third baseman Mike Schworld on fire. On the last lap of our first race another car spun in Elsewhere in the National second on the second pitch for Ken Brett, making Willie his first Davis slugged a tworun LOU BROCK by midt, who blasted a two-run the fourth turn and before Dellarco could avert it both cars were start since injuring his elbow homer and Larry Llntz drove in League, Pittsbu.rgh beat Chi- Philadelphia right hander Dick a total loss as they hit at close to ninty miles per hour. homer and two doubles and homers and is tops In the NL Aug. 6, tested his am and his three runs with two singles to cago 124, Los Angeles blanked Ruthven and easily beat the drove in (our runs, He now cith 110 RB!. Safety regulations prevented both drivers from seriously Atlanta 1-0, Cincinnati beat San throw from catcher Bob Boone, bat Tuesday and found both to pace the Montreal attack as the leads the majors with 35 The Phils' being hurt e ven th ough a trip to the hospita l was required by be in good working order. He Expos tripped the Mets. victory dropped St. both It un t.... -- driver* .-. hrwfr 0r., .k,. ...n. drivers -. sui u lIeiIrL-urosen crew and the mangled racer. The next night everybody was at the shop all set to repair the car with hopes that it would finally look once again like the beautiful car just 48 hours ago It was. _,_;~O__ . I _-I The car was rebuilt with the financial help from Chris's dad, # # Lewis, He is known to ever)' body in Sanford as Dell, the owner r 't : , ' of Dellarco's Auction on West First Street. Things seem to be I_1I A, It V__ ~ . -. working out as the car now handles with the best and as soon as .-1 i . the new motor is finished itis expected tha t Chris Della rco wjU , ! "!l011I,, Al~_ *V4 win the first of his many Late Model ra ces. . A#,% C~ . \ BYKENRAPPOPORT Sunday saw No. 87 setting in the pits of Golden Isles Speedway 7 tory went to Pat Dobaon,I6-14, ondthnlng and went onto beat Ø AP Sports Writer in Brunswick Ga. on a cloudy but dry afternoon. After many who won his sixth straight Detroit. X Alex Johnson, acquired just L. -'# i gear changes, the car was really strolling around the fast half \%- game with last-inning relief Lohich, who had won his four lMonday from the Texas mile oval. As Dellarco tested the other cars the other drivers help from Sparky Lyle. Dobson previous decisions against Rangers, went to work on Tues. tested him. The tires were not the right compound for the track, . gave up four hi ts In 11 innings. Cleveland this season, retlied daynightinaNewyoryn- _..i but we still finished fourth In the heat and eighth In the feature. The Yankees tied the game i. the leadoff bstter in the second kee u niform and hit a gameBeing outsiders, everyone treated the whole crew of us with ' 1 1 In the ninth Inning on a walk to Inning before Buddy Bell, Joe i' winning home run. every courtesy possible by lending us gears and knowledge of Lou PInlelia and a double by Lis, Frank Duffy, Angel Herthe track. As we were leaving we knew that we would be back Chris Chainbliss, "You have to get lucky moso, John Jeter and Gamble with the right tires and our big 427 motor Instead of the little 327. time," said Johnson after his singled. That put Cleveland In Brewers I, Orioles S 420-foot belt In the 12th Inning ISixth Lezcano singled home a from 6-2 and chased Lollch, 16brought the Yankeesacframat. it run in the 10th inning to give 18. Ic, 2-1 victory over the Boston Milwaukee Its victory over BalTwins 8, WhIte Sax 7 Red Sox. OLD ERMAN tlmore. Rod Carew walked, stole Sec. Johnny Briggs walked to open ond and scored on Larry Hisle's The tremendous blast gave the Milwaukee 10th and moved single in the 15th Inning to give the Yankees a two-game lead __ r ,v over both he Red Sax and Balto second onabwit sacrifice by Minnesota its victory over Bob Colucefo. Lexcano then Chicago. -i tlmore Orioles In the hot Amer. singled to right to score Briggs ALEX JOHNSON lean League east ra ce, Angels 8, Royal. 2 with the game-winner. Joe Lahoud drove in five runs TheOrloleslosta6.5, 10-InLOS ANGELES RAMS sl2,11gerss nes ta minsbeat the1go to IeadCornla Over Kansas ning decision to the Milwaukee White Sox 8.7 In i innings 4' rl Clevland reached Detroit's City. Frank Tanana, 11-17, was What a difference a year makes, With one positive sweep of Brewers to fail Into a second- the California Angels trimmed Mickey LOIICII for five runs on the winner with relief help from p tie with the Red Sox. straight singles in the see- Orlando Pena. Blazer quarterback Bob the Kansas City Royals 8-2. Davis the hand, Chuck Knox came in and straightened out the Rams, transforming them into immediate division champ and In Tuesday night's other Johnson's game-winning Super American League games, the blast, his Bowl potential. Mood now is all optimism. There's nothing specfifth homer of the tacular about Chuck as a personality, Even with extended Cleveland Indians bombed the baseball season, came off recamp work, kids will find it tough making Detroit Tigers 12-6; the Mitt- Hever Di ego sej,7 this established team ..7, . roc Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974-9A 4 - - ._n=_ ...=_._= ------------- - �- WOMEN Even inn Hr.1r1 tA,......j.... Grand Concert Season Planned The Seminole Mutual Concert season are Woodrow W. Clark, William L. Kirk Sr., vice DEAR ABBY .'. Season witha reception George Foster and Mrs, ward, secretary; and Mrs. dude: Mrs Barton Bar- Mrs. Franklin Clone; Mrs. honoring Its 1974-75 members to E.O. Dougherty; Miss Jolem be held t h M yfair Coun ry Alan Dickey, Club, Sept 26 • 't" Only Us F olks' Sing This . Music JEAN PArrisoN woeds. classes _____________ lessons in it has evolved ti'e folk guitar and lorget Hubby - '•- a -- t e a _______ t - and Gilbert Edmonds - The association, which has - By Searches for the right Joan Baez and Judy Collins, Women', Editor and private I' -; - "A family saying, a favorite and from B Am(;,tn. piano, and directs dish, I e ki nd of songs you sit roe 0 Folk music, BobDylan and Cat the music department's an old blues around the back porch and sing, Stevens. singer once said, Is music "Dig Renaissance Ensemble. She for DEAR AB8': My husband and ihave been married It," she urges. "what folks for nearly A lot of performers cornoccasionally teaches music two years. Th is is the second marriage for both sing;sing I ain't heard no horses IL ' never "There's folk tradition hidden mercialize folk music, claims literature and of us. i was Idow wi th a very little money, and he was a theory as well. f.'' And a folk performer once deep down. Barbara. Born and raised in MR I..•....widower with quite a lot. We both have married children. "Traditional A 1966 graduate of music you find East the commented, he also plays for in the Tennessee herself, she Oberline College 1k Just told me that he is leaving everything he out.ef.the.way places and says she Conservato ry those persons did not grow up with () Music in the has to his children. I get nothing. His children practically audience it often takes a Barbara has done special ear to w many ho listen only for the folk traditions, but has ignore him. They wrong appreciate it. Traditional" are Just waiting for him to die. On those few occasions graduate work at Stetson he notes. adopted them and Woven them University in she sees them, they show him no respect or consideration when pauses, th en In DeLand. a rush, "It's into the pattern of her life, at i. She is Barbara Muller, a music chidrcntrcathjmmuchcert ha flhjsod thoroughly Involved In the Instructor at Seminole Junior something You've got to taste, Her own performances on musical activities of Florida, smell, feel, listen to. It might I ar,i not a rich omen, but I made out my will to leave three. College, prefers to fourths of everything lha%eto m children and one4ourth to call It sound like a cat on a back yard guitar or dulcimer, piano Particularly In the Seminole. him psaltery, or autoharp *uwldf change mv KIll and leave my children everything' are Orange County area. Her most 'traditional musictoo 'Folk fence, but with folk You have to traditional folk with classic rnu.si (, she sas, often kind of recent appearance was at the 1k is 70, overweight and has high blood pressure. If he dies implies only suspend Judgment and overtones, Peter, Paul and enjoy it for itself" annual Florida Folk Festival fil'bi and leaves tile nothing, Iwill have to eat up my capital, '' and I "UY tunes, which is not what un air uti I non t hi coo nI h t' bars him held on the There always were and banks of Classical music is flit' What cbaLjd I do' 7 _7 the back. at dli I "I S HE \IAL\IM, ANONYMOUS U r. Ys n ill k nhdt Barbara bone of in)- training,'' Barbara Zn't ' ' call s Extroverted and 'art' DEAR REMAINING: leave everything to your children. the explains "t "I'm a rue blue 11cr performing experience U Professional dies first, his children H be only too happy to he loudly) roc'ajrnjn' thechaos h S o'r tradi tionalists" Folk who find musician p and bury him has Impose included a two month tour r i ' DEAR ABBY: My husband her overflowi ng office, Barbara beauty in ihe frantic cater. peO,(!M,Ofl of the Soviet Union and I and our infant daughter abruptly cea Wntfl n n I l° as recentlyrnovedth to a,wwhefr;cndj).,.hbo,d ses tier clowning as wauling of an ancient hillbilly's play. part of we U.S. State Departif I needed a sitter, her she explains her fascination fiddling -a case, she grins, of 16-year-old daughter, Mary, was Although no Course In ment cultural exchange available, Last evening I hired Mary from 8 pin, beauty being in the with all things traditional until 10:30 p.m ear of the traditional music is offered at program, and television ap. When I left, the baby was asleep, so that all Mary had to do was. recipes, remedies, sayings lis tener. the Junior college, Barbara pearances both in this country sit. I Instructed her NOT to accept any co ll ec t ca music ' Th e folk re vi lls because my val which got often sta rts begi nn ers on husband was out of town simple and Canada. going in the 50s has brought this folk tunes which use and the call would be wasted. I told her to . few "There's a little bit of folk in special type help herself to a soft drink a nd some cookies if she The B I c e n t e n n I a 1 -wanted a all of us," sne says, running snack. She said, "No th anks, I'm of music And occasionally, she Celebrations, says Barbara somewhat modified formintoaachords. on a diet." U believed her sensitive fingers through wider audience. The revival smiles, she gets a chance "to hopefully, should create because she is terribly overweight,) sound off on my soapbox." tousled cropped hair as she reac When I returned, Mary said, "Oh, your husband ca renewed in terest in all things hed its peak in the 60s with lled , I At the college, Barbara forgot and accepted the call." gives traditional, -.__. ;. •iyr After she left, I noticed that my drawers had been rummaged .,• :. through and that a whole month's supply of birth control Pills was Missing! Later, I found two empty spaghetti cans and the carton from a half gallon of icecream in the trash. My question: Should I tell Mary's That little sneak . needs to be punished. My husband says mother? to skip It. By ELDA NICHOLS UNDECIDED Carol was crowned at including DEAJtINDEC1DED: Tell her mOth er But not so shell ptiij, ncluding a television Herald Correspondent her daughter. (The last thing Mary needs Is more punishment; Marco Polo Hotel, on Miami set, record player, savings bicycle, typewriter and Beach, and won oodles of lovely bonth clothing, Herllveljestpthewas she', already vacations, dolls, t oys, brutally punishing herself!) The girl obviously has a tiny toy poodle which he Carol Jean Wozneskl, a blue. some serious emotional problem, which ,, despera Ipromptly te ly require eyed, named Professional treatment. it would be kind V golden haired little of you to urge that beauty destined to break many mother to get her daughter Into thetaPY. an Carol has Barbara Plays 'MusIc What My question: Italic were Folks Sing' boys' hearts In her Tangerine YOUR daughter, wouldn't you want to know? who Is mighty proud of his ' sister. The dresses worn in the Avenue, Goldenrod, neigh. DEAR ABBY: Is th ere anything really improper about a borfiooij, was re contest were designed by cently crowned ____ single female walking into a top-notch restaurant to lunch or dine Carol's mother. alone, aside from the fact that America's National Tiny "' It takes a certain amount of nerve Sweetheart !odoso? 43 u _ . - - _ __ 7 RI -- . -' wli' . , '' ' _ - ,09 - . • Six The Tr-County Road Run. ners Citizens Band Radio Club will be sponsoring Its annual Hearing Conservation Jam. boree in Sanford Oct. 27, and is now accepting entries for the Jamboree Queen Beauty Pageant. - 4 '? , W - . • . . .. •. t DR9 Ee LAMB - . .2 Ile Slate Title of Sweetheart, in Njian~ teievjsion commercials, and recently became a member of the Screen Actors Guild which - . . .. - . . . . Tiny where she placed as firs t Tennis Boom runner-up, and then became eligible to compete at National theart, with girls g a ll over Unite °j States and Canada. Bends Elbows - DEAR DR. LAMB-. My doe. if you pick up a club and hold Ior is anortJopJc.g He oneendwhehitu ng ej . • '. X Sweethear t Carol Wozneskj Hugs Prize Poodle told me I have "tennis elbow," with the other end you won't -_ ' . -\\ -I Flowers Couple Wed -. • 1 en . • '°ll Mutual Concert officers this The Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus will be enjoyed by Seminole audiences 11 f. • _ POLLY'S POINTERS BABY BEEF A. HO Wood Chair Arms • r) ' , • __ - ____ • - . - •. '. - - . • •- . - ervin ' - - - . • greater frequency. Most don't like thit solution. Your arm has three main For tennis it is important to bones: the humerus, between learn to do It right. the elbow and the shoulder, and Professionals seldom have this the radius and ulna between the problem, but some do elbow and the hand. 7lie two cluding both Arthiur Ashe and Rr' cty Of PcF,11" mel0dies on the • • • • - __ _ ' ---- -------- ---- , - -•- ---------------------- •. -- ---- ------ _______,__ - . -- j - • • / . - - .- - - .------- , - a ------=- --- I HOSPITALITY. WARM Mavis Molina lost ON lbS. GREETINGS, AND A The Flower's grandchildren, i:ices, nephews and grand. nieces assisteti in serving and receiving the guests, -is did Mr. and Mrs Richard Mercer of Mims. Also receiving were hir3. Volle Williams, Mrs. AJ McReynolds, Williari . lower bones are held in place at Tony ROche),It often m ' . - the elbow hinge joint by 4par poorly controlled backhand tial capsule Of hgaments. These Exercises to strengthen the ligaments are attached directly forearm muscles, learning the to rou!h surfaces an'j k rbs on rrorr cnn. and hitti' t kll - • . - - -. WIDE VARIETY OF HELPFUL CIVIC • ' come off easily. I do enjoy your column the most. - YVONNE. DEAR POLL? - Being a do..lt-yourselfer I always wash my own car and finish the job by washing the windows with vinegar and water. Recently I tried this on the chrome trim. Alter rubbing them dry with a soft cloth the btunpers and trim sparkled like INFORMATION: :__ A - DEAR POLl.? - How do you clean the wooden arms on a vinyl arm chair? I tried washing these with a cold water soap and also a furniture cleaner but the marks did not come off. I hope someone can tell mca better way. -ANN. DEAR POLL? My Pet Peeve is with the designers of many items we use daily. No matter what they produce from a kitchen range to lunch buckets they persist in putting in as many grooves and crevices as possible. These collect grease and dirt and don't offer smooth, cleanable surfaces. - MRS. W.J.K. DEAR P01.14? Like Elaine I, too, had a problem with my carpet piie being flat. My children are both under three years and we have mtnI.6hag. I do not have time to keep picking up to)s, clothes or just junk. I use the rug rake our rug man gave us to rake up everything left on the rug out into the hail where the articles are separated into different piles. This makes only one trip to each room necessary to put them away. I also use a rug spot cleaner with e brush on the can and all the spots and spills , - - "n ' ____ • - - S ---------------------------------. = - -. • -: •- •• on the hoi'r, every hour of the Jamboree, grand door prizes will be awarded. These Include a console color television set, - .- . -, t ---• ------ ------- ---------- - -- --------- --.---- Thomas R Albershardt, 26, 2100 Howell Br Rd., Mblad., Joyce A Gohring, 77, 2315 Chinook Tr., MIld. Charles E Jones, 21, Bx 34 LW, Patricia C. Etty, 24, 240 Oxford Rd., WP Alan C. S. Thomas, 19, W. Palm Bch., Debra L Deal, 17, LW. 28, Lot 7, St. No. 7, Sherwood Forest, CB, Linda J. Frank, 23. Stephen L Rigsby, 24, 524 Mtld., Barbara J. Decker, 18, iii Highland Dr., Fern Park Gary W. Cole, 19, 1120 Fla. Ave., Deborah 14. Foster, 19, 111 Harry S. l'Ol.i.Y ('IIAMI-:R By _ ' • I G. Herman, 23, 2433 Willow Av., Cynthia 14. Simmons, 20, 1006 Scott Need Sprucing Up -. - I Applications SAVE ON OUR edu e 371%.HwyI1411 Casi Pve4,si4n& 1)0. - Marriage •. Sc 834-8776 all exhibitors. • ., Hearing Jamboree queen, first and second queen runners up, and . - of Lander, largest in state club, second largest in state club, Deaf-afla.41(1tIlI) drummer Buzz Mickler with sister i . female, youngest person, farthest travelled citizens - 50 Years PARK HARD - In addition, trophies will be presented to the best dressed radio club, the largest out of state club, oldest male, oldest V makes her a profeto The Loch Haven Art Center's significant romantic artists actress Her agent is Camelot ne west film ser ies, Written and discussed in the series are Talent and Modeling Agency of narrated by Lord Kenneth Delacrois, Gerlcualt, Gova, " i*'k who is well known for his Turner and Win''Park. Rodin. Civilisatlon "Civilisation" series and e (thus to be shown at 3 Carol collects dolls from "Pione Th ers of Modern Paint in different countries and also g" p.m. every Sunday, starting series, will be shown at the Art Oct. 13, are: Romantic shells. She likes to swim and Center beginnin g October 13 Rebellion' JacquesLouis began at the age of six months. In this new film series, Lord David, Gian Battista pira Carol would Uke to teach firm nes Ciak or 1,e radewhenshegrowsup reveals the turbulent and Henry Fusell; William wor ld of the Late 18th and ear ly a Photographer's Blake and Francisco Goya; model, She 19th century Painters and Jean also would like to join the ,Aguste Dominique 3cWPtOM This series is a study Ingres; Theodore Gericault and Olympics 9YTnnasUcs team and Of thirteen individuala has her John Constable; Joseph rs, themes, and ontest when she becOMes Mallard W illiam styles are investigated In depth. Eugene Delacroji and Jean Examples of the great classic Francois Millet; Auguste Rodin artists dlscusd by Lord Clark and Edgar Degas, nu Barbara Muller, Joseph portable television sets and radios, a 0 il rt * A variety of other en- i I Also Robert Morris, Miss U1I V_ tertainment is scheduled, and Loch Haven Cen ter Beg F m eS tenosynovitis. I want to know if something about hauway along he is right, The outer knuckle or the length of the club and you and Degas. Among the knob on my elbow hurts when I will feel It. I suspect your oc. Mr. and Firs. Charles M. Sunday at th grip wi th e Sanford Women's Gladys Royal were married Cutting my arm completely cupatián has been a factor in Flowers were thMrs. B anniversary e large extended straight. If I strike putting a strain on your elbow Sanford, of Celery Avenue, Club hail on Oak Avenue, Sept. 10, 50 years ago, at the cake celebrated their Sanford. ill Gibson of this knob against anything it Joint. In the tennis player it is golden wedding Methodist parsonage In Merritt Island and Mrs. J.L. anniversary Flowers and the former Miss Daytona hurts so bad that I almost cry. often that backhand by the Rev. Williams. High, . It is tm Jr., of Domerick Imj,, In a position such as the one I portant to know U there Is any TheyhavelivedinsaJord y Mrs. Dixie Royal, Putmyarmthtowrte,myw,n underlying problem that since, where Flowers was a David Royal Jr. and goes to sleep. Of course, there contributes to celery farmer until he retired served the punch.of Lakeland Festival the disorder. .I. . are other positions that do the Bo gout several years ago. th and arthritis are same thing. There is a con- sometimes a factor. Getti::.; Floa ting hos ts and hostesses ' couple has a da,'ahter tmuous ache rnmy elbow Jo -. . nL.. older, apparently with bor.' h ' l d ; were Mrs. Eric Prevatt of '' M. Oliver My doctor gives me an injec. changes, is a fact . Jr., Oi or In fact tenSeville, Rupert Strickland, u J. AUa ta Ga. and ason Clyde ion of corficosterojds Florida about mis elbow occurs most often in !)r. David Royal of Lakeland, University's Technological (FTU) Village ( -i '. Ro yal Flowers, of Oviedo. T every three three months., I'm a the older athlete, particularly h ey Dixie Royal, Jr., of Umatilla Center (student union) ha three pipefitter. He tells me that an thosc who play once a week. ndsons and .. will be and J.L. High, Jr., of Domerick granddaughter. operation may not help sponsoring the college's first Treatment ideas vary. Surg. Hills. Junior hostesses were ever because manual la bor such as cry seldom helps. Me Y art festival, Creations '74, dicines to Almost 200 relatives and Suzanna Flowers, Steven Nov. 12 through my work would probably relieve pain are often used, that friends from Florida, Geora Flowers, Susan Jones, Suzanna campus., The 15 on the FTU produce a recurrence, '.( '" includes cortisone injections, exhibition will be and N orth Carolina attended Gibson and Stacey Jones. DEAR READER No doubt aspirin and other measures. open to artists in the Seriinolc. L•;• (J the afternoon reception in y doctor is correct. Tennis Rest, Orange County area, as well as heat, massage, large club room which was Mrs. Irving elbow can occur whenever or and / M to faculty, staff and studen ts, ultrasound and whirlpool baths attractively decorated with Debbie Royal registered the elbow Joint is subjected to repe- are all usef ul in some cases. For f ur t her information, write ' flower arrangements of yellow guests as they arrived. ated stra in and Jarring. With The best approach Is to pee. Creations '74, Box 26,000, roses and mums. the boom in tennis this 41 Orlando. vent the . recurrent Injury. Ten. ,,.. ditfOn il being seen with far nis players may rest the arm. Mrs. Neal Farmer played a '' ' Jamboree will be Buzz Mickler, .. 1 I ' a deaf-and-dumb drummer in a gospel band organized by his family. - -. 4 the star performers at the I ... ___ - -I . Already four entries have women interested in par. been received from four beauty tictpating in this pageant should queen hopefuls in Georgia, but contact Mrs. Anita Williamson. no local girls have yet entered. Briarcliff Road, Sanford. 1 ,.ast year's queen, Miss Delta The proceeds from the Burke, went on from the jamboree are for the hard of Jamboree Pageant to win the hearing children of Seminole Miss Florida title. Young County. Appropriately, one of -, A student at Covenant ' istian School carol Chr ' ' first grade. She is busy making '- Meredith; Dr. Vann Parker; James Ryan; Mrs. Robert Smith; Mrs. Wendell Springfield; Charles 7borne; Miss OWe R. Whittle and Mrs. Kenneth Wing Will Benefit Deaf Children -. 1 • will bc performed mFebruary; Road Runners Jamboree - Carol Is the six ' year old l am a lover of god food, and I don I always have an escort to Lake me sthere I d like to dine. However, I wouldn t want to loo daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve like I m trying to pick up someone because I came In alone, k wozuesici, anti has been active What say YOU in beauty pageants since she • wasfowHer irM Pageant was ONDERING DEAR WONDERING: Quit wonde ng Orlando's Our Little Miss a at yourself to lunch or dinner wbereeyey you can afford to go. As long as youa which she won over 25 fris' mind your own business, you need not ager MM O worry about vtog en went . th e wrong Impresalon, the local Onto Sweetheart Pageant. This gave her the can to compe te or • I!I The schedule this season promises to be exciting, and •. -• •.- . . - . for Dece m r. -• Star At Jactson; Mrs. William Kirk Jr, Mrs. June Lormann, Dr. I A Pilan. Thomas V thrj, Robert McKee • local concerts. • • '' A '. ____________ ____ well as promoting a variety of __ and the Tucson Boys Choir will Saiiftnd Jurnor Women's Club president Jan Freeman (seated) and mem- be an early March attractIon hership chairman Pat Shaw (right) welcome prospective club members Pat In addition, the annual grand I? • i . i. .flt .' . lilt 1 OSS11(I i() d 111(1111MiS , ' - i lIj) eoit ilCiu aiuruti) di .1 lA C ha mpagn;Lau e H 5CuvuUiu the homeof Mrs. Linda Heck, 2323 RevonaCt., Sanford. .' ueen , ' • - iu JUNIOR WOMEN SEEK MEMBERS ,, Ti ny ."-. includes an early November performance of Tennessee Wilham's, A Streetcar Named Desire by the Continental Theatre Company; the Guy Lombardo Orchestra and Show - TI - m "I F - , Also: Mrs. Norman Helfrich; .-1 ___ --r'-:":-I. ..4 ... concert performances to i,s,,t un y eac,, year, as , -- __ ••;'_. been In eLctpnrp almost 20 ,cew; - ..,_ - Boyd Coleman, Association will begin the new president; Mrs. Walter Gielow, presidents; Mrs Rose South- Other board members in. 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' _% ------------------- • -.---- - c___-_ ------•---------- -' ------ -_ .---- __ ---= -_S --_ -_--4 S .-------: ------------ .- - - - A• -. - - .-- - • - - --- - -- - - - - - - -- - - -- �IT 12A—Evening Herald Wednesday, Sept. fl , 1974 2438 French Ave. Next To Winn Dixie —. xPenses N ixon Phone 322.8270 PRICES GOOD THRU II TIME TO SEE ' SAT. SEPT. 14,1974 COPTOUT 1114 PJPJll IM E .. - .- '. .. - -. I 0da y .-.- 1 . - !" r4...... -:r'-', a---- %Ide Richard M Nixon more The Nixon proposal, worked would extend the transition pe. out by Nixon aides and Samp. rind from six months to more than twice the funds President L ndon B Johnson son in unannounced meeting In 10 month!, ending on June San Clemente. Cali f., imme- 30, 1975, th e end of the current received forhis od of siLion to private life, govern- distely after the resignation, fiscal year. At the same time, would take full advantage Of Nixon would be receiving $400,ment records show. General Services AdmlnLs- both the Former Presidents Act 000 In pension, staff salaries trator Arthur F. Sampson is to of 1958 and the Presidential and other benefits under the defend the W.A.M Nixon WQ- Transition Act, of 1963. Former Presidents Act. The Trartsition Act provides a et proposal before a Senate apA GSA spokesman cited the propriations panel today. former president with up to Johnson transition as a prece- GAL. - SUPERx COUPO Nestle's Secret Quick Anti - Perspirant Chocolate Flavored Drink Mix 2 lb. Can 6 Dry Formula 10E WITHO PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 61c EXPIRES SEPT. 14 EXPIRES SEPT 14 . '- ocket Radio - Die In Street Fighting More than 100 persons habe beer killed in street battles in the past 24 hours in Lourenco Marques following the collapse of a white settlers' rebellion, the official radio station in the Por. tuguese territory reported today. — A Portuguese government communique issued in IA as flying reinforcements to the capital from northern Mambtque White s!ltlers in th e capital th ouJitait Ahk t"nrg seized the radio station, the airport and other key points Saturday. Ttio artion can' fn!lowing the signing cf fl aremnci. , :. , .'. '•. probable average price in. creases for foods next year, Butz said, "At the moment, we don't anticipate anything like 10 per cent." lie said that gains In beef production should help offset expected cuts in pork an poultry production arising from gain shortages. r A Department of Agriculture paw distribuW at the con. ference indicated that world food production in 1974 and 1975 would be hard pressed to equal last year's record output. Thus, a slowly increasing trend of recent years might be in. terrupted. This year's crop is only ing," especiafly In with last year's crop, and is clearly clicative of anything of "disaster proportions," the . Prof. Johnson's paper expanded thesis greatly. W. / , - - or "D" Batteries 47 with you anywhere' rnc wIThOUT CIJPON 3.99 6$ 00 PRICE WITHOUT COUPON2.-4,cr'J . . . . m ii SUPERI COUPON Policy . 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JAR 69 rabbit and the lakes and streams are rich In bass, cat. fish, trout, crayfish, mussels and w hi te perch. Oysters are plentiful in the South and th e waters off Mississippi and Lo,tisiana yield more than 60 million SUpeRx OuiiUSSIfl • -_ C' :' ' HflM C h Recently I ran across a cook. book cal.led "Bayou Cuisine," put out by St. Stephen's Epimo. pal Church in Indianola, Miss., which catalogues the rich, spicy foods served In the kitchens of the Delta region. It also gives tempting samples of the Creole and Cajun cookery for which New Orleans is famous. Usually church-sponsored cookbooks are strictly commu• nity affairs, but this onc ineludes favorite recipes contrib. uted by such noted persons as food writer Craig Claiborne and Louisiana Sen. Allen Fllender, -; GRADE "A" FRESH FLA. or GA. "SUPER-RIGHT" FRESHLY (5 lb.& OVER WESTERN '4th PORK LOIN WHITE FRESH POLE ///, — I • rids of shrimpa year. I . 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The inroads of civilization have cut down the wildlife, but there is stIll an abundance of deer, quail, turkey, duck and 0 59C ru1 Despite droughts, soaring ' prices and shortages, Amen. cans still set the best table In -, M Sh"Is PRICE WITHOUT COUPON • By TOM HOGE AP Newsfeature, Writer Superx Multiple Ylidmins - Shrimp 37 Skein / 0 1 OnA=Day Multiple %sort "SUPER-RIGHT HEAVY WESTERVENDER IIEF -• • Delicious 0111 Louisiana ' 6"0 Z. fill" 0 OUR OWN 29 37 - 1 SUPERz COUPON Tem WITHOUT COUPON Noxzema '4 IXPIS SEPT. 14 PERS COUPON PRICE , W Pack 0 PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 1.19 39c I Supr* Medicated AA recorders - -- / 7 09 15•oz 60'mlflu'e i Playing Cards SuPerx Golden ii Shampoo M\ EXPIRES SEPT 14 .. reck 1 sizes. SUPERS COUPOPI PRICE WITHOUT COUPON S Filters Box of 100 PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 6k EXPIRES SEPT. Cream 11-oz. Air Conditioner or Fumace Envelopes . . . have S — F SUPERI COUPON Letter Size WASHINGTON (AP) — Indirect signals from Havana that Fidel Castro may be Interested in tai ine with the United States . have Inspired the Ford ministration to begin an temlvereviewpoticy towad the Carribm Wand. The Cuban prerrder Is thought to be more r oc logue with Washington in order not to remain totally dependent on the Soviet Union, which supplies his regime with some $1 million a day in aid. i ri being COnveyed sometimes through the occasional American visitors to Cuba and also by a less hostile Posture generally by Cuba toward the United States. Although no fkm decWon Is imminent, the policy review could eventually lead to a reversal of the U.S. effort to iso. ta Cuba from the rest of the hemi The United States broke rota. ti with Cuba In 1961, Imposed trade embargo in 1962, joined with all other hemi- - A aA9W ii peRx Gillette ri'1 - tv IA . Eveready P Model Solid state. Carry it Cuban suit., and Colombia, Costa Rica and Vemmiela have asked the Organization of American States to convene foreign mirtisters in Quito, Ecuador, In November to consider a reversal of the embargo. At this point, seems prefer reopening direct than. nets with Washington to re.en. tering hemisphere councils, inchiding the Organization of American States. If these Wks develop, they could consider such topics as lUng travel restrictions that preven t most Americans from traveLng to Cuba, trade tiers that also limit ether countries hich di';il with 1Ivin ' Portable - .: - ,. . . wirH COUPON BELOW Presidents Act remained the quably of Syria's militiary forces and more than made up the losses suffered in the October war with Israel. ButtheSovietaid,inludinganewllneofjetfgt, not enough to tip the balaim against the Jewish state, and Israel woWd triumph should fighting resurne between the two countries, it Is believed here. This assessment of Syrian strength, however, does not take into immediate account the likelihood that Israeli Prime Slinister Yitzhak Rabin wffl convince administration officials during his four-day visit that Israel needs a further upgrading of Its air and ground strength. In an arrival ceremony Tuesday on the White House lawn, the former general stressed that "only a strong Israel, able to defend itself aga1zt aggression, has a chance of winning a peace." President Ford, at Rabin's side, seemed to give the kind of assurances the Israeli leader is seeking. "We are committed to Israel's survival and security," he said. Rabin, whospentalmostanhourwi th Fordafterwardin th e Oval Office, gets to the details of his negotiations aywith Secretaryof ateHenA. Kissinger and with Defense Secretary James H. Schlesinger. The Soviets are known to be replacing Syrian equip. mnent on a one4or.one numerical basis except for additional bounty of a new line of jets. In the process, hnwever, th ey are understood to be turnin g over more uThisticated gear than was lost during the war. Still, the Intelligence estimate is thit Israel would win a war cmfined to the two states if one broke out. - Cu UPER x COUPON Tampa Man Sentenced LISBON, Portugal tAP) • - -- . we ' . U 111 SUPERs COUPON month after that If his level of spending under the Former that Soviet arms shipments have substantially improved 4 VA VS ONL V - co IlfCOlJN7.pR,c,, °eason n,sc0'Nr PAte 4 VA VS ONL Y • weather this year might prevent this from happening soon. Ills assessment camc Why fill OVer • Prof. D. 52,000 Gale fromjoh preSCrintinn. y! agricultural c(onomist anti chairman of the Department of Economics at the University of Chicago, writing In a monthly Before you decWt ... newsletter published cons~ider the fact that our by -ands are made Trust Co., Ne w York, especially for us AU re The views of Butz and S packed to our rigid speci• Johnson don't really contradict fications and carefully one another, Butz was looking checked for quality. Be. at the immediate future and cause we ship them, direct from the maker to our Johnson at the long range. stores, there are no mid. "There is absolutely no basis dlemin expenses and for panic about the food suppl y lower d4ldbution costs. As in 1974 and 1975," Buu said at conference outlining savings' through the lower prices world food supplies. of the SupeRx Brand! Asked his assessment of LIMIT P'r postpone sayers who say that increased costs becau devaluation of the dollar, there in his title. "Not for very long," the decline se of diminishing Farmers will find ways, and been made. ft has only been for a year or food demand has outspped returns to be no fundamental he repli ed, rather snappily, In perhaps from the applicaUon of are finding ways, There is some good and bad w hip asserted,' two years," reason why the long said the professor, the e wrote. the capacity to expand fertilizer are "Incorrect, problems Imposed by high f ir st paragraph. aicultural news—but for th Because "Mother Nature has production except at "The improvementsm in e decline in real (after in sharply irrelevant or both ." There are 'Thla year and next should been quite pca of fertilizer, energy and of production that ong term, the news Is on the uncooperathe in hier prices w e have seen flationary) grain prices should se plenty of opportunities (or oLier inputs, he said optimLstic side. the beginning of a North America so far in 14," or the last four decades will Arguments that there is expanding First, the bad: Agriculture wrote, cul tivated land in not reassert itself," Johnson significant weakening of some the price decrease might be "1do not believe that a strong continue into the future,"--and relatively little uncultivated South farm prices, though adverse delayed, the professor said, Secretary Earl L. Bt'tz, at a for significant incrases in bring about a reversal of the "Me High Farm Prices land remaining and that in new s Sthet Asia, North America Here weather in any major grainthe real costs of prouucting conference lie pooh.pooe--in the doomcreasing price trends of the creasing yields will increase and Australia, he said, grains in U years ahead has Immcdlate past. h. year. But the good: for the long term, food PCICeS should b.• ming down, and only the bad u 4 Herba I Scent SHAMPOO LIMIT 4 VA S OL)' . $hirt. 15 oz. - the To Stay?" Prof. Johnson asked producing area could 1975, but at a pace well below the 15 per cent anticipated this -berto V05 1000 Sheet COUNT stable. 100 I AM J6 IMIT'I -- ruil DISCOUNT F"ICE Roll r — U.S. intelligence estimates are 2 xoecte Decrease - .• LIMIT I 1 Bath Tissue 14 oz. Reg Size first 10 months and $33,000 a W ASHINGTON(AP) LIMIT I SCOTT 1 Cleanser received an average of about $31,000 a month during the transition period and about $17,000 a month after that. compares with $85 000 a month Nixon would receive during his '. 14 effect of -- ,.uIlIggIuIIa w DISCOUNT PRICE COMET Calculations based on the GSA figures show that Johnson Soviets Aid Syria DIAMOND , 79 DISCOUNT PRICE other benefiLs during his First only president to receive the congressional sources show six months out of ofrice. The benefits of both acL; and pointthat the Nixon budget for Former Presidents Act pr ingoutthathe extendedi his first 10 months out of office vides for a pension, to begin transition period from six compares with a total of immediately after a president inontts 17 month s. million sixilt for Johnson, lth leases office, PILLS up to $96,000 But GSA documents immediate predecessor, during for staff salaries and "suitable that Johns on received only his the four years Johnson lived o ffice space, appropriately and Transition Act after retiring as president. equipped" to begin at the end Of funds during that 17-month Pe'Of that toW, Johr= re- the transifion period. riod and didn't begin getting celved about $370,000 for transiA Justice Department merno- staff and office money under tion expenses and $37,000 in randum prepared at Sampson'sthe transidon ended. ents Act ner until KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — Two American pflots have uleaded guil ty to charges of conspiring marijuana from Jamaica to the United States. Gary Charles ChurchW, 26. of St. LouLs, Mo., and Rmald Dale Carlisle of Tampa, Fla., were sieritenced on Moiriday topay a fine of $6,M or serve six months at hard labor. Prosecutor Hugh Hamiltion said the men would be deported If they paid the fine. The two men took off from Jamaica on Aug. 11 after filing a flight plan for the Bahamas, but instead they landed their small twin-engine plane on an abandoned plantation airstrip west of Kingston. The police were waiting for them and shot out their tires when they tried to take of! to escape capture. Police Supt. Lawrence Trout testified that a quantity of marijuana was found hidden near the airstrip and that aboard the plane smenfoundamapshowing where the drug wascachedandinstructionsfcrplckthg it up. • Bottle r ' i UMIT GSA figures obtained from $450,000 for office, saff and dent, noting that he was the IN BRIEF v for the Price l - 400 m I p ... . , ..: "Except Food ge seen . QUALI CRAFT Ran The Herd Services I request indicates that Nixon is Ford adrWnistration proposes months out of office. The 13"si- not eligible for ful] benefits unto com bine tietbenefits dentlal pension has since been der both laws at the same time. g By DONALD C. BAUDER Ifl9 s ot, . elm WASHINGTON (AP) — The pension funds during his first 17 I AI ---. • -:-c-- • • Lon I • tummy'1 in knob and OU SrO f .... Defended Y Yr wh,,, - Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974-1B NE OOaOR :. - - Evening Herald kil AM BARTLE1T ,, DELICIOUS LI ) LB. - no -- go Coupon - -- Worth 404 Toward Purchase of J - Coupon Worth van Toward Purchase of _____ APPLE S ., $1 -.- • hull - JANE PARKER FRES1111 FROSTED - - - - II — - I r -. . --- - �---- ---P 2 B-Evening Herald Wed nesday, Sept. Ii, 1974 Evenina Hr.Iri ItlibIfx AIksofCat4ngs. IUkrUDUJ Puibliw 0 IPublix .. 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': 691 Sundays 99' Pineapple Cottage Cheese C"k*d Man quardtles I where shopping is a pleasure SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17.92 and Airport Blvd., San fo rd I Green Peas Potpies ____ 1..#..id Tr..e, T.,,, es..a 4 S•.t.d TrI. laity L Head Hwy. 17.92, iL .- I1UJj Panty PIav•4 _ _ _ _ _ 450 ___ _______________________ iirIdiir.i ! 9__ 5 - BIRDSEYE Orange Juice V Sir. is frogilits ?reisgI, Crivmh C.h. IOV..Gi. Pkg. ,l_a.___ 9o: Cake Donuts Rolls 4 55C ISo: "ilb. PEPPER DUTCH, HOT ITALIAN POLISH BUYS! KRAFT REGULAR Spiced Ham BREAKSTONE IMPORTED IGo: 89C SARA LEE 65C Danish Rolls Dinners BE 321.29 EXCEPT AM 211 01 89 H H . H 3 e Sub Sandwiches .. 98c - "EAT MORE FLORIDA SEAFOOD' L FRESH CANAVERAL Bay Scallops 22., FAIRWAY MARKETS E.(PlnES9.18.74 I -.. 49C TASTY C EASY-ON SPEED STARCH :• FAIRWAY MARKETS EXPIRES 9-18.74 YELLOW LARGE STALK SAVE 10C : KRAFT 65C ';lb Swiss Cheese ,-e, WITH THIS COUPON LOG CABIN SYRUP 24oz fl C 'ilb Florida Conservation Says SAVE lOc 3 FOR 29 JOHN MORREL American Slices 12oz 89' Ricotta Cheese WITH THIS COUPON LONG FIRM GREEN Cooking Onions TRUNZ LUNCHEON MEATS 110 C QUANTITY RIGHTS b.uUJ Cucumbers A qc Sihnnlhniicp ('icsc Pkgs %N'.• APPLES lb 6/45 C ASSORTED loot 13 oz 99C b.39 RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS .)J 9 8c PLAIN MORTON ,b.29 •• se., . 3 CELESTE TOMATOES Dip !I4GenStamps ea. 303 Cans Sausage Pizza 23o1.79 u Thm. _ _ 4,400, I.., 303 FIRM RED RIPE Drink ____________ ________________ 33 ___ Co n s FROZEN AND DAIRY Cakes C Seedless Grapes j!J4iiGreenStamps 1 loot Calls MINUTE MAID CALIFORNIA tS ___________ St 1110 a..'. Celli 4 DATE NUT LOAVES CINNAMON NUT LOAVES Cans $ SARA LEE REGULAR LETTUCE WD lamp 114* - rnon rn.juus.,c D.I44,,h r.nch Oni.,, 12 oz RESERVED 0- Wed so" I SEMINOLE PLAZA Sliced BoIog.a........ '99• $35 I I Rod Snapper Fillet ... . • I h.,.I. 'PUbIix. C.e.a 4 LJtLIUM I tbb L N Cool Whip ' Lt!1!J'ka(GreenS1amps I.. 'a - Sa, IS. DMl't It P1 T - $119 nnc 88 FREEZER BUY 79C CALIFORNIA JUMBO SIZE EXTRA We mans to NM MEG OR - -5 t:..,,., . Sept. 18th, 1974. oz CEODORANT C....,. L Thru Wednesday Ind MEG JWGreenStamps Thurs., Sept. 12th 79' Baby Powder 14os CLAIROL HERBAL Sham poo OILY 8 Block Flag Fishwich............... 49 .. Paper Towels ••• Its. 59' Mild Cheddar ...........' 1" Shampoo . . . • •.. .. • FAME JUMBO l2 Pak l2 oz. Cans JOHNSON lb U S 0 A CHOICE WESTERN BEEF 4 4 Green Peas IS FRYING CHICKEN PARTS I BIRDSEYE FROZEN CORN $I.d PI.g I n sectIlMh 12V.'.sa. II. WINS.I. Ca.... $4 P,.isi,.d Cb.... P..d Wlw...l. 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K raft's Dressing 6Psk SANDWICH - says lb. 1. lAYs 30., Iil•r Sr $.b.d lI.,,rf.I Scrap Bags ........... , Flit. 49 Chuck Shoulder Roast .. '4 w.k.fI.Id OH & VIur Sr Isb• Peanut Butter Egg Noodles ........ Ipsrial Oven Roast Fritos 4WGreenSfam _________________________ P _____________ _______ ______________ EXTRA ll!1!J&JeGreenStampsl?J Hormepam........ l5 '? 79' K..I $1., 1" $4 MV S.. 1e$b .. Cb..h5 $b1py $1., Ib$1' lb. I *1" SAYS Si. N..i ISi.d O,..h .••• IAVI Gelati, WF r Sirloin Steak $179 '• ' P,s15 Sin 1.09 ALL BEEF lb FAIRWAY CENTER CUT RATH HICKORY SMOKED N tXTRA LEG 10 LAMB --• Wieners 1.09 ALL MEAT 12o, Fri tijj SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. 1.79 cu JIMMY DEAN 5THS 38c OSCAR MAYER lb OSCAR MAYER $10 Saltines depplo:11 89 11 r Ground Beef WINES Coffee Creamer JWGreedtamps . Pl.p Purpi. 28os 99C lb 68C FAIRWAY 100% PURE LYKE'S COOKED UNEVEN FAME V.1. no. 1 Y.Uw - - Chicken Livers PLUS DEPOSIT._- & 1 CAGLE'S PRIDE FRESH 10 oz. Bottles 4.90) UI Issy T.., Y.U.w (1k pSr..r) Sweet - ! EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Mayonnaise 99C LR (npI,fiiI fflc CAMPBELL CAMPBELL Tomato Soup SCOTT Iiimhtt 49C 3 - -- ')flc lb $298 Florida Cooked Lobster Claw Crab Meat Jumbo Rock Shrimp Fr. Fingerling Catfish Fr. Whole Mackerel Fresh Whole Mullet Irpch WifQr M1,, D,..I SPECIAL! .1 1 1259 S cm '218 a 98 as 69 Is 49C 1flC �4B—Evenjnq Herald Wednesday, Sept, 11, 1974 Evening Herald Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974-58 4 - OUR 25th BIRTHDAY! SOUTH'S OIL SAVINGS CENTER DISCOUNT PRICES DAYS A WEEK 7 LI * THURS., SEPT. 12 THRU * vv.,SEPT. o -1 I -:Wi FOOD KING TOMATO 2407, CATS- -F& WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A. U FOOD STAMP COUPONS "- 43c PUNCH. PEANUT BUTTERJAP, 79c -____________ N 11 U ich t'hss tier is a l'. a s a treat - TIC TISSUE ___ p Q __ 2 ROLL PKGS. - _ff -va - Clam Chowder - - -o mp A", C Is Quick Meal BATHROOM .... llyurv: - HERITAGE HAWAIIAN (ASS'T'D FLAVORS) - FLONCANE I lviu L t4w :r SMOOTH LOP) CPUNCHV —— C ViEWkvAzL . $ a a _____________ 24 E'l - -ofS _ FDIPIIFc An 6l ARMOUR'S J ' RITZ CANNED ___ I__- _________ I, TAKE ADVANTAGEOF THESE FANTASTIC BUYS! _ ___ 24 THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD kjsu — — rA WTYERF9G* JUMEO 4OK (On) j BYAILEENCLA IRE The Herald Services Chowders are quick to put together and make ideal meals for family and friends during ':hilly fail days. Stir flavor and nutrition into a chowder made of enriched egg noodles, cream of mushroom soup and minced LarnS. Serve with bran rnuffins, celery salad and baked apples. - - wix =RACE BABY RUTH Li f JERGEN ...... 1111 luck DEOOOflANTOAP AMEN CATN , __ S - - ORDEN "HOMOGENIZED" _ NIBLET$j Gradually add noodles and I tablespoon salt to rapidly boil. ing water so that water con. twues to boil. Cook uncovered, stirring occasionally, until EGG NOODLE CL41 tender, Drain in colander CHOWDER Meanwhile, in a 5-quar t Makes about 312 quarts sauccpot or Dutch oven, fry orlOservfngsl bacon until crisp. Drain on paper towels and set aside: 8 ounces fine egg Saute onion, celery and carrots noodles about in drippings over medium heat 4 cups until onion is tender, about Salt minutes, stirring occasionally. 3 quarts boiling water Crumble bacon and stir into' 4 slices bacon onion mixture. Add milk. 1 cup coarsely chopped mushroom soup, clam broth, 4onion teaspoons salt, thyme and white cup coarsely chopped pepper. Heat until hot, stirring crier) frequently. Stir in cooked 1: çp coarsely chopped noodles and undrained clams. "arrots Cook until soup mixture is 6 cups milk heated through. Do not allow t62 cans i1G a ounces boil. Garnish with additional eachs condensed cream bacon, if desired. iTo Reheat of mushroom soup. Noodle Clam Chowder: Heat, undiluted over medium heat, adding' I bottle IS ouncesi clam milk, clam broth or water as broth necessary to achieve desired teaspoon thyme consistency. Sarfrequentiv.i M , (PRICEI APPLIES ONLY WITH TilIc rniii'm 4 I leaves crushed teaspoon hIie pepper 2 cans s8 ounces each minced dams. undrained Cooked bacon. crumbled, optional FULL GALLON JUG - I S - SI.ENDA SUE (OR) SUPER scoop (ASS'T'D. FLAVORS) II aml IMA MS (0*) r P - ICE MILW ½ GAL CTN. - - -' 'mosu' ES - -P A "ON-DAIRY #"O' SARA "LYKES" SUGAR CREEK ALL MEAT uoz. * DESSERT TOPPING P1(0. d DINNER FRANKS ,oz I CiJ L WHU . LEE 1302, P1(0. FULL I ti LB. PKG. C 106. P • Ill t''iidt'i 11t11 ii,iii'p' "it.ik llII() iiiIt,I1i;lIi(tt' Barbeque B e ef -j 25 LB. - -, I For Family Treat!: nnr A- BAG RATION I- 610 Z_ CAN ~4 .1 i J I ~LTIMAT * ~ E -- HOLD 1— :UMOt HERBAL 90R) BALSAM WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO I ANTIDIARRHEAL U.S. NO. V' RED POTATOES..... 5 t 445 PRUNE PLUA4SI = == W =...Ls. 28 - , _ 0JS I I.. TALL CANC LBS "TASTY" -- POUSHREMØVER TEX DOG FOOD OZ. CAN JRIIFU1W -- * 11;2 OZ* 23 i t BTL, .19 ERY-- CEL "FANCY" WASH. BARTLETT LARGE STALK - 8 - 8 2 329 SANFORD AVE. SANFORD Mon.-Thurs. $ am..; p.m. RESH.CRI5P" I i' Fri. & Sat. $a.m..tp,m. Sunday la.m..lp,m * 329 SANFORD AVE. 25th & PARK. AVE. Moods y. Siturday lam, IiIp,m. lam. 1116p.m. 1T-- By AILEEN CLAIRE Irepare all surfaces of meat, The Herald Services l ift: iie at a time, with instant The food shopper feels she is ineat tenderizer following on some kind of a price yo-yo dir.'ctions. Roll steak crosswise: -'-ri ng. Currently it seems a friii shortest side,, fat side t.,ttter bu'. to serve more beef out jells roll fashion Secure,4 ..ts whereas a fe% months ago steak with 4 skewers s about ev : most families were on a chicken ir three quarter inches i. Shce djt Take advantage of the between skewers to get 4 break in beef prices while it disidual steak rollups, equal iri :asts ard stock up For a SIZe about I and a half.inchvs budget-stretching barbecue try thick Barbecue about 2 to 3 in. a flank steak rolled, jelly.rol] ches from hotcoals allowing' st iC, and secured with about 8 to 9 mInutes per side for skesers. One flank steak, about rare, 10 to 11 minutes per si de' 1 to 1 and a half pounds, will for medium, Serve steak with make four to six individual scrambled eggs, both topped steaks. Serve with creamy scith Ranchero Sauce. Makes 4 scrambled eggs for a summer servings brunch and top both with a RANCHERO SAUCE: Heat Ranchero sauce using green together in small saucepan on: chiles, green pepper and green barbecue grill, 1 '8-ounce) can OfllOflS, tomato sauce, green pepper,' BRUNCH MIGNNF'rEs chopped, 3 green onions, chop. RANCHER() ped and 2 tablespoons diced green chiles. Simmer 5 1 flank steak, about I s minutes, to p1 pounds NOTE If desired cut rolled Instant meat flank steak into 6 iridividuaE tenderUer teaks Ibcluce barberutng Ranchero sau(lt' ' 25th & PARK AVE. -4--•---:--' , - -1r - p - - -.. --.-,_-' ---- �0—Evening Herald Wednesday, Sept 11, 1974 1. 7 OOKING IS FUN AP Soup IIS 7-1 By CECILY Men like soup. For example, homemade soup, even if It has one says it Is the one dish he some ready-made ingredients, makes well. And this comes than the aforementioned ins- from his childhood days of listening to radio shows like Pepper Young's Family when he could run into the kitchen BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor DINNER FOR FOUR Worcester Chicken Rice Snap Beans Salad Chocolate Mousse $ and make himself some soup (i.e., open a can and heat It up and get back fcr the next episode. Time hnl.nr,tt Cnangea tflat IUUtb as far as men, and those other folks like Beverage WORCESTER CHICKEN both rw"t and zippy flavor for broiled chicken. 2 ix*ind chicken, cut up women and children, liking hot or cold soups anytime during the year Is concerned, However, more cooks now like to take time to put together a _______ : aspoon 5 aIfrom lemonade concentrate, just as it comes from can Italian vegetable-barley soup is made with convenience foods bim INNONiast And 313 cups sia(rr 3 cups red wine bouillon 1 (1$-ounce) can tomatoes 1 teaspoon salt L teaspoon basil L4 teaspoon pepper ~& cup regular barley cup ncitnn. phrniw'd 1 garlic ciove, minced 1 cup julienne carrot or or ... ITALLIJ' s'EGETABLEBARLEY SOUP L.1JI . In a large pot combine beef bouillon, water, red wine, tomatoes, salt, basil and pep. per. Bring to a boil. Add barley. Cover and simmer 1 hour u'til barley is tender. Add cn'on, garlic r rrots, zucchini and bruaseis spcouts. ieturn a boil; cover and simmer 10 minutes, or until vegetables are Just tender. Add kidney beans, o li ve oil and parsley, heat thoroughly. Set-se with Par. mesan cheese. j I ' ogeTner s vo i 1 medium-shed zucchini, thinly sliced 1 (1$-ounce) can kidney beans, drained '. , - . 'I,, .. ' , . •, -. .- - ________ . - • '' ' - .. , . '-:T • + •-- rf' . -.- . Serve a party sponge.c;i e roll with an espresso I crca!n cI, iIiiII1 • --' .. - - 40 ally stir in milk and coffee. ..l ot Sol of i%HG 19 1 \. • W.D BRAND PORK SHOULDER . COU WHOLE COUP ON SMOKED 21 ..,,. ' 00 l" istS C FRANKS 69c . pta to , a SOE SAVI W.O BRAND WJW~ 4. ruien nou, _________ . - - N 'ju, By CECILY BROWNSTONE ESPRESSO CREAM they are thickened and lemon Carefully peel off wax paper. with It. Makes 8 to 10 servings. Associated Press Food Editor 1 cup sifted cake flour color. Gradually beat In sugar; Starting at narrow end, roll up ESPRESSO CREAM When fall entertaining starts, 1 teaspoon baking powder continue beating until very cake (while still hot in towel. FILLING you may want to invite friends 4 teaspoon salt thick — about 5 minutes. Beat Cool completely on a wir e rack. 1-3rd cup firmly packed for dessert and coffee. To bring 3 eggs in water and vanilla. Gradua!ly Refrigerate while you make the light brown sugar 3 cup sugar an Interesting change, we sugfold in flour mixture. Turn into Espresso Cream Filling. Unroll I envelope unflavored geM that you make the coffee 1-3rd cup water a 15 by 10 by 3 inch jell)Toll p cake and spread filling over gelatin the Ita lian variety, espresso. 1 teaspoon vanilla that has been lined with wax cake to within -Inch of edge,. Pinch 'U might uc 1 pr€i r,1 paptr hai in H on nrat 1"•' " ,'r • is, guldcup milk to serve a tender sponge roll see below degree oven until surface Ing cake with towel. (If filling1 extra-strength cake with a creamy Filling fla. ConIctloners' sugar springs back when lightly spread cake seems too soft to es presso brewed coifee, vored with espresso. If you Whipped cream, If desired pressed with fingertip—l2 to is rdll , slide it onto a cookie sheet see no te be low haven't a special espresso cofOn wax paper, sift together minutes. With a small metal and chill briefly before rolling.) 2 egg yolks fee maker a rnacchinetta, you flour, baking powder and salt spatula, loosen edges, Insert Chllhfilled, rolled cake at least i ' cup heavy cream can brew espresso in a regular In small bowl of electric mixer, onto .i fresh tea towel dusted hour be fore serving. If using In a l.quart saucepan stir tocoffeemaker. beat eggs at high speed 1j with "onlectioners' sugar. cream, garnish top of cake roll ge ther well the brown sugar, gelatin and cinnamon; gradu- - 2tabiespoonsWorcestershlre sauce 1 teaspoon onion powder Sprinkle chicken with salt; place skinside down on broUerpan rack. Broil under moderate heat (adjuslinv flt' if gas range or adjusting rack If using electric range) for about 20 mInutes. Meanwhile, stir together the remaining In - Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974-7B PIP parsley strips 2 (10-ounce) cans codc,mij beef Even'ng Herald k" I tablespoonolls'eoll i cup chopped fresh bouillon (ant can-opener did. One such soup to serve before a meal as a main course with a salad, homemade cornbread and fresh fruit dessert Is an Italian Vegetable-Barley Soup. Don't hesitate to freeze this in single porthns if mme is teitover. It will still be go U not better than the first time around. le COUPON — W 7 Cook over medium heat, stir. rthgconanil)unUlmixture is W/t hot and gelatin dissolved. In a — small mixing bowl, whisk egg yolks slightly; gradually whisk in thehotcoffeemlxture;return to saucepan Cook over medium heat, stirring eonstonily, just to boiling point do not boll. Place saucepan in a larger pan of ice and water or in refrigerator, stirring often, until mixture mounds slightly when dropped from a spoon. Whip cream and fold in. Use at once to fill cake roll. Makes about 2 z cups filling. Note: To brew the coffee needed, use 6 tablespoons ground espresso coffee and 1 cup water, -• •. oi gredients until Wended. Turn '. chicken skin side up; bflLth with lemonade mixture; contintie broiling, brushing chicken with lemonade mixture at about 5-minute inteirvals, until tender anid almost chan-ed — about 20 minutes longer. Makes 4 setsings. I II logo& 00d - kl~~t LBO PS E3EFF Winn.o1. Rights eservd Quantity pEO *'d 4 D.'f STi BUFFET SUPPER Baked Fish PotatoPuff Broccoli Salad Walnut Raisin Pie , sP.( at 1 PDItrc 1flflfl TUIIDC CtDY In C MT Tunis UlEn in PRICES GOOD THURS. SEPT. 12, THRU WED. SEPT. 18 Quantity Rights Reserved - 8 pQ? EF WINN Dlxii STORES, INC COPYRIGHT 197 WALNUT RAISIN PIE Quiche Meal Good to serve to cholesterolwatchers. 1. 4 cup corn oil margarine icup sugar 24 cup light corn syrup 24 cup cholesterol4ree egg substitute I teaspoon vanilla 1 cup coarsely broken walnuts 2.4 cup raisins Unbaked 9-Inch pie shell, see below In a medium saucepan over low beat melt margarine; remove from heat; stir In sugar and corn syrup; blend In egg substitute and vanilla. Stir In walnuts and raisins. Pour Into pie shell. Bake in a preheated 3degree oven 40 to 45 minutes. Pie shell: Stir together 1 cup fl= and % teaspoon salt; Cut in 'i cup corn.oil margarine until particles are fine. Stir In 2 tablespoons ice te Form over; refrigerate IS minutes. Roll out to fit 9-Inch pie plate and shape edge. Quiche Lorraine was created to match the hearty appetitles of those In the French province of Lorraine where much of the steel of France Is produced. It served as a taste-tickler preceding a dinner of roast fowl or game. As such, It crossed the Atlantic to become a favorite hors d'oeuvre in the United States. Through the years it has undergone many changes ranging In use from appetizer to a favorite main dish for lunch, supper or breakfast. There are many variations of a quiche. One puts fresh ripe pears on top of the rich baked custard tart. These are filled * - with bits of green onion and wa r. mw a Cups 4 . . • PACK PACI PIG Meat Ball Stew. Roast Beef Hash Pineapple Jelly Bev age "0' CAN '°' CAN M0141t PILEJEUX White wine bo trars the (isror. 3-ounce package orangepineapple gelatin dessert 1 cup boiling water 12 cup dry white wine 81, 4-ounce can crushed one. apple in heavy syrup, 7'c CHIP SOY Al DIE SUNDAY SUPPER C Souffle PotatoStjth ___ Tomato Cucumber Salad er 99c Lipton Soup IN000tI-4101" -I 3 WITH Mt . • • IT SOl 1P4v 1 'AC' 43c o, i7 ORCi CII p N000(I Lipton Soup . . • DOUGLAS • Disinf ectant ' Hormel Spam.. . . . Vanilla Wafers ' at C 95c . II ea 83 Fabric Softener SOT Vt $Q Crackers 63c Window Cleaner'; ' 65c Fig Bars Mot toll, 99c IQc Cleaner. Fktir 64o: . . • •CAP, 18 Fl our. .....,.5 AC, $OID(N 16 a, . . . . . . PIG 65c t IG . . .... . I;c GOLD UTOAL Sill RIS I NG lfl ' Cremora HAITLAND PLAIN RAISIN 75 $197 SAvI 701 99c Cereal . . . . . . . • "°' At . . . It 68c 909 B SiloulDil OR . • , eef Liver . . . . . SAVE 101 SAVE IN 83c Cure 81 Ham 99c GRADE A TuItty Wings. w 0 BRAND Sausage . . SAVE 1 01 160 . •. W "°' .. . . PIG COPPIAND 98c Dinner Franks . . . . . . TAIMADGI BRA'. ' PtG a • s 9 0 s • PIG $]99 . . .to BRAND USDA CHOICE Dill BONCIESS Chuck Steak PALMETTO FARMS SUPINSIAND MILD DAISY STYLI CHEDDAR 5 . Cheese 18 $119 Fish Fillets 5 t05f 9 09 Pickles -----QQc • • Ita PIG . • • CLAUSSIN 99c Knockwurst. . .. It Pt (, SUPIRIRAND SINGL WIAPPID A.MIRICAPI SLICES Ti Cheese Food... as 89c 909 Pimento Cheese LB 99c W 0 B R AND USDA CH OICI BEEF WHOL( AVG CUT & WRAPPED lRli IASIJ 0 51* PI'CH tARNO# 9HNItA.0 . .. 190 18 e 49c Hindquarter ..... (00110 Sliced Ham . • •Is Sliced Bacon HORMIL BONTL1SS 9 •itSs 118 HAI 09 4110t1 Pork Loin 7 SAVE 101 iRISH POOR Spare Ribs SHASTA ASSOITID DII? a a a a io'iitss SCLICIED ISIINP4ID & 511(U) COCONUT . It USDA CHO'Cf 811? Chuck Roast SOUTHERN BISCUIT c SUNSHINE BOwL WP,Olt Chickens 49 NABISCO 'IIMIUM StAPuFi33, SOrtie CAST Oil Chili w/Beans.. 17 JACK S I SMOKE ILAVrORLO OR WITH CHftSI CHUNrS '°' IA. . . . . . . . SUPIRBIAND Sour Cream • • • PINT 59c IRAFT 5 SINGLY WRAPPED AM(I;AN 80* lAncheAn water V or a _________________ -- - -==--=-i. glazed with a spicy catsup sauce. Fresh pears now are plentiful for your Bartlett Quiche. Mature pears are green when picked. To ripen, store then in a brown paper sack for three or four days until they turn golden and yield slightly when squeezed gently between your palms. + BARLE'rr QUICHE 1 unbaked 9-Inch shell 4 eggs 2 cups half-and-half (thin cream) 'i teaspoon salt powder 4 teaspoon 4 teaspoon dry mustard Li teaspoon savory, crumbled 1-16 teasppon pepper Dash cayenne 1L, cups grated process Swiss cheese (6 ounces) s cup finely chopped cooked ham 3 fresh California Bartlett pears Ii cup water . cup catsup onion undrained In a nxd= mliing bowl stir together gelatin and until gelatin Is dissolved. Stir in remaining ingredients. Ladle into dessert dishes. Chill to set. Makes five L.cup servings. JAPANESE DINNER Pork Spinach Soup Chicken Teriyaki Rice Sunomono Fruit Ice Cream SUNOMONO Our version of Japanese dish that's a cross between a relish and a salad. Medium cumber 1 tablespoon sugar 3 tablespoos cider vinegar it teaspoon salt 'i teaspoon monosodium glutamate, U desired 16 medium shrimp (cooked and shelled and deveined) Pare cucumber; with the sharp tines of a fork, score enn thwis slice n shallow bowl stir together the sugar, vinegar, salt and If used U monosoiium glutamate; add cucumbers and mix well; cover and chill for at least 1 hour. Cut siirimps in iatr + 1 tablespoon cornstarch cup chopped green - + onion Prepare pie shell. Beat eggs. Add half-and-half, salt amid dry seasonings and mix well. Stir In cheese and ham. Turn Into pie shell. Bake below oven center In ium. roii kOUS ... . jC OUP Souls MAID • . 'isA°: 99C VItNP4A Sausacie ;, . AStoR FRUIT Peanut Butter. THRIFTY Apple Sauce -- .' Cocktail (RACIIU . . . . . 3 8E 000 88c 3 Buns SA( 17 . . . . . 6 Saltines.----- 7 '°' CANS 1 °° 1,c#(-. t; RR' 3 RPA(I rs DzI DAltpp Hot Dog Buns 3 SAl tO, I' . . . . . . . . RPs -- - _r u s ''' . . . . . . MORTON 12c • • • *511)9 - MNi Cake Donut. ,, 1. . 88c Onions Dliii DARlING 1IlI%fS 88c Cabbage M(JtP., 5 • 79c .51*1 15 L PAII5 ()9 Rice . . • • . . 1591 Tv *IAJ) Breakfast Links Par. 89c L - ION( MONOGRAM ---: unch ---=:=;------= 3 'P. NA(, ... U ' A11SIIT 'aTi 98c Oleo . . . . . a . . . PIG 59c i°-.' '1OO SuPt 989 AND 's5IPf(' Meat. (AN 68c — -T-' Toppinq 'I - H011OWAY HOUSE STuFFID Pork Chops HOLLOWAY HOUSE STUPF(D . . • , - 3 C1'IS •- ------. - Beef Roll It's 05 • . TIJaItY •. PIG 999 - PIG $139 OR .. --________ __________________________ I 350 degree oven 40 minutes. Meanwhile, halve, pare and core pears. Cut a small slice from rounded side of pear halves, so they will sit level. Combine water, catsup and cornstarch In small saucepan and stir over moderate heat until clear and thickened. When quiche has baked 40 minutes, and Is set on top, remove from oven, arrange pears cut side up __________ + �----. ---- ---.'------- - -J- . -- - -- - - ------.---- - - --.----.—.- -.--- .- ihm 1 Evening Herald LEISURE I Evening Herald - __ Wednesday, Sept. 1 1, 1974-BB - __ -- .. .1 I I - ---= - ,1- II I i i..i'ii,-I ______ ______ ) TD ( I N - (9) (44) 30 Herald Of Truth uu to) captain Kangaroo () Concetrtoo Truth or Life AFTERNOON GoseI Tuxedo (IS, 440 Star Trek 1.30 (2. 8) The Price Beaver (44) PHCD And (24) Zoom (35, 44) Braves Vs. (44) Father Kricri%s Best Reds 8.30 C ) Movie (24) Dream Machine 9:00 (2. 8) Lucas Tanr.cr - -- - 10 30 (2, 8) W i nn i ng St rea k (6) Gambit (9) 510,000 (44) (6) Cannon 9:30 (24) Boarding (44) (44) Leave It (6,8) News (8) Mery Griffin (9) Gilligan's island Love 10:30 For Video (24) City Council (13) (24) Festival Films 0S) News Illy RIGHTER (44 Greatest Sports I.W "" i33, Movie (41) Night Gallery It - 30 (2, 8) Tonight Show World Of GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Some monetary matters need your individed attention early. Contact an expert if you are in any tloubt.'Avoid one who isa trlckster,or you get in trouble, MOON C11111)REN 0une 22 to July 21) Anociate with persons who harmonize with you now and become more suecessf ul . Attend any group affairs to which you are invi ted and dress well. Show THURSDAY MORNINb V I RGO U. -to Sc ot . information that mea ns 6:10 (2) Sunshine I I t warm tender A story of love, another series loaded with tibuing love story of high-school sweethearts which was called .- - "Senior Year" when it came out last season as a mo%-ie pilot. Obviously, the network anol . ~; ,~ as Jeff Reed and Anita Cramer. The first episode,"Tbe Locket," has Jeff showing his first feelings of love I i, Ideal day to contact an official much to you. Something of a - _____ t , _____ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. r- to Dec. 21) Be tactful now since 01 that one precious • ___________ - O." - Mail"** - \-•. .5% p• 1. I .- . 41 1, " I.- I". .- . ,1 ~ N ; % hich partners have and t he n try to conciliate th em . Make new iIJs . .gfivr icoi AQUARIUS I Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Use good methods, par. k\~"\1 8X 10 "Play PORTR A ^A 1LwAL&.`% David Haman 'qmw as unforgettable guy! He's an I ex-big leaguer and ex-Sportswriter whose. guts, grin and honesty get thrOLIgil to 1.-i,io~ I hiqh-school students. I-. - . - _____ , , _____ , . ..".111. X .1% cidentally g ui d e played by 1fl to %d in Ton P water, so hell die in the desert because he wouldn't forget the . ., . I- 7k plan to escape his captor. Andy seems to be drawing new at. •-. - - - claracter rhIt'. R _: IiI - I- 1 -- _______ i i J - &w$a I i I hlo(ge I A SATISFACTION GUARANTEE THURS THRU MONDA I I - Sept. 12, 13, 14, 15, I - / Sai collaborate wi th 'cc 5nATONHOTFLSIMOR:P,S tn'io mt AvtNu £11.44 iT.TE srcrw lLof!OA sncI I 1 L 9 I -. _i 12 __ I I 20 23 24 25 26 __________ 36 — 46 50 47 — $ ,, 157 — 51 152 53 — — — — — • iI b I i I Joff~ I & SUBS TELEPHONE 322-9652 O 0 01500 d g .av ' mashed tole stow Regular WE HAVE THE BEST vOiUO - I GOD ALL DAY $163 U I I •:- AND WE'LL PROVE ITI LuThi I EAT IN OR TAKE OUT O Li Hone y 0 requc ' 0 • %- I : I -- a FRIED CHICK 4011(p R 190 6 OPEN DAILY It 1109 -, - • — ,sa1k,:sMa Rail .%4?Che.c, TILt 10PM FRI&SAT TILIO PM (Ni-way 17-92) Sanford Chipi '9,riIfyvwfsft ev - P lty$atp y KY.vClinIZljcIi -- I - -~ __ - I -... _1-_____- -__ - _-_ --- - - I - -_____ _.... ----1 1. - --- . .. - .- - - . --- ~ I - - . 4~ . ______ I I - iiWiliiiililiiillii~ ~ ~ ,I -a - - 1.~L . -- . - . __ - ~ T_ I ~ - I _: . ~- - I ._~ I ~ - Publith: Sept. 4. 11, 18, DE F 24 — NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSFO SR 15 and SR. 600. including ail in am described , and business at 7C Laurel Parcel 3. The South ORDINANCE OF Notice is hefe-by given that a Public Hearing Aill be held &I the Commission Room in the city Hall ln the City of Sanford, Florida at 7 on September to consider changes and amend ~I - MOTION Will am R Dvud I HuntCr tPl%hAug75 Sept 4 1111 1971 • 11 PUBLIC NOTICE COM the N'; of the NW '4of the SW '4 - . - __ Cl Sectiori 29, Township 70 South, Range 30 East (Less- Commence at the NW corner of the N I of the NW ' of the SW 14 of Section . Township 20 South. Range 30 East, DY COMMISSIONER HATTAWAY THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOA RD OF COUNTY COM thence r South 0 degrees 9' 59" JMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE West along the West boundary of DAY OF JULY, A.D., 1974. distance of 330." fect, theme run WHEREAS, Florida Law requires North i9degrees si, 43" East 1309 60 the adoption of a Resolution when is made in the ataons the NW ',of C4 polling places designated for any election pfecin e sw ' th thence North made when the of the City of Sanford Florida - I -r—_ -_ 7 —! .I . t_o_--:w_1 .-ez_-~.:!-_-J, , _.Ljt]~4 AI V ~_.!,, ,ii_~Y!S-tr Z.~~ _. -~i ~ - Lake Mary - Santord Civac TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST = The present zongcasslficatn Precinct 3,' C?er - Sanford Civic Precinct 34 - Valley Apartments, Re(retal Ii Seminole County, Florida t Precinct 17 - Sanora Club House. Sanford - -; • P0. Box 137$ rse Boulevard Wint er ParL Florida 37799 ATTORNEY FOR ESTATE Pufsh Srpt Ii, 15, 1974 Arthur H Beckw i th Jr Clerk to the Brd of County Commissioners In And for Seminole County. Florida Publish Sept 4. II I 9 7 - __ __ - - __ - - - --- ___ ~ ______I - -- - City Hall, Longwood. Florida. on he Ith dav of October, 1774. &I ? 00 s%ibIea*hchtimn:erest P111 rtieSand ctizentf or and W against ---b-?~ Ing . -!~T' , '-. I ,j~~ -_ *Rftf- is lt!EIi k. cl~--. .--' - - -''" - fl - - - - $ - Oie R Shomate City Clerk of the City of Longwood, Flori.i Publish- Sept 1. II, it, 25 Oct 2 1974 r,- i - - - - - __ - -, - I Deputy Clerk __ • -- ' the Public Hearing ATTEST, DIF = ~ _ I The Public Htrung iiI be heid s Forge As Executor of said Estate KENNET14 V, MURRAH Of and Doyle 56 Ill twit Z.- Thts notice shall be Mted .:t the either of vc.P, may have against said Precinct - 44 - Recreational CO V Hall within the City 0 estate In the Office of the Clerk of the Qocm, Safi jo%v Apartment% Lonq*ood. Florida. and in three (I Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Precinct 4$ — Summit Apar.' other places within the City. tono, Seminole County, Judicial cfr Published In The Evening Herald. a .wd read aloud Thutsday, October A. Florida, Probate Division. in the rcmnct 41 — Long*oo Corn 1971, starting at 7:30 P.M. in the Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, munity Building the City of Lo ng wocd and Seminole Director of Aviation's Office. 0lg within four calendar months from RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED County, Florida, once a week for at No 1, on the Sanford Airport, the time of the first publication O that nøtle of the adopt ion of this Sanford, Florida. this notice Each claim or demand Resolution. together with a clr least four 4 consecutive weeks pr to the date of the Public Drawings. Specifications and must be In writing and filed in description of Me change of the Hearing. the oate of the fit%? other Contract Documents may be pIlcate and state the place Of Polling Place bepublished fl tw o U) publication to the date of th e t.i' evaminN at the office of the relictence and post off ice address of Mufll of a rim1paptr of genefai P011CIblion, both date% incivsov, Drtor of Aviation. Bldg No 1, the claimant and must be sworn to circulation pubIithcd in Semnole shall than twenty eq 5nlord Airport not be less by the claimant, his agent or at County (28) days Induitlon,noticeshallj.ThealrportAulhorityreservesthe t or n, or the same shall be void UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED this post ed in the area to be C onsiderti righl to relect any or Ali Proposals, Daltd &I Winter Park, Florida, 301h disy of July. A D.. 1974 for iiinnexallon mr.0 .Zoning at least or any part thereof. and to waive any this 7h day of August. 1971. Arthur H Bekwuth, Jr fifteen (15) days prior to the dale of nformality or technicality in any S A B Morgan 'Er - ~1 ~ 'I, 14 , "k 1. pt__ - IM--,iV- - rrocedur,il documents prepared b l it v Engirver of the S.%nford Airport Authorilv 71 'i - - & -~ f I urtii73OP M.onto3.l911,ior SAID ESTATE: Precinct — Elks Club. Howell ntjnued from timp to time until the construction of an 5750 sQ It You and each of are hereby Branch Road lanaI clion is taken by the City ottal building In acc or da nc e With notified and required to file any Precinct 42 - Seminole High Council Irawitings, specifications. and claims and demands w%h;ch you, or c .00 -- PrecInct 24 - Seventh Day Ad Agricultural District as that enl1St Church classIfication Is described in the P,ecenc:2j—Aitamonte Springs Zonoordifla,s and regulations of Precinct 21 - Portable, S niord D tISi NOTICETOCREDITCRS ,7. -h. M I Light Industrial o,s,r,ci as to Parcel 3. to Said properly as ,hose cl assifi ca tions are descrbed an the Cenler F LORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 14-253-CP - Point of beginning ) Being 10 acres Elementary School Auditorium Precinct 72 - -__ - __ _-- i Pfesbvlerlan Church Longit,00i. Florida, to *it: Dr. Precinc, 11 - CasWlbff ry Fife d;nance No 143 and as amended and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EiGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Slnford, Florida,atlhroff,ceo$ the Sanford, Florida Precinct 10 -~- . East line 330 " feel to ft, ,c North line Of the said N 0 4 of the NW 1 4 0 the prescribes that the location change W '. thence South 99 degrees SI' ,13" West along said North hnoi to the Iccording to the Plat lherf as Florida t ha t the polling paces ' to the corpate limits of the City of recor Plat Boo& 9 Page fbI Election Preci nc ts are temporarily Lonwood Florida : and the Public Records changed for the SECOND fbI To consider also the question County, Florida , PRIMARY All parties in Interest and itizens October 1 ELECTION called for of designating and assigning the 1971 as If lowS zoning classification of C Corn thall have an opportunity to be Precinct I — Church Ct mercial District as to Parcel 1 and Public Notice is hereby given that In re. Estate of 6EORCI : IffleA Airport n,rKlor of Aviation, Bldg No. 1, S,inlord Airport. Sanford, Florida. fl de t e r m in e hat -ore or less, and ments to the Zoning Ordinance of the Commissioners Ac com modal Ions for the holding of Parcel 4.I All of the territor y ity of Sanford, Florida, as follows any election are inadequate at the ,hilhin the right of way at all co I"? That property located at the NW Permanent polling place. and portion of Stale Road 477 from its corner of the Intersection of 2?fh AWHEREAS. the Board of County intersection with the North boun and Street French Avenue is Commissioners of Seminole county Proposed to be rezoned from SRA Florida, has determined that the, dary of Longwood North to its in lef section with a tit* created by the Family (Single Residential accommodations of the polling extens;on of the North boundary of Dwelling) District to RMOI places In Election Precincts are (M ul tipl e Residential Oflmce inadequate In compliance On int"s,ection with the west right of And Institutional' District Sa'd Florida Law 1011ay lint of State Road 427 Easier ly property being more particularly NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT to a point of Intersection with thilt RESOLVE D by 'he Board of County East right of way line of State Road Lot 1. Pine Crest Heights Replai, _________________ 1974 ~ 1 -v f et eet CHANGES AND COUNTY.FLORIDA.OPITHE3OTH idN',cfthCNW',o$thlSW'a 'Ile Clerk of the Circuit court, Publish: Sept 11, 1974 oie county, t ordAnce *ith the provisions of the oEr ss 1 ichliou% Name Statutes, To w; i9v DFF - - hCrCbVihaam that I J S Cleveland, A A E Dirertor of Aviation canford Airport Authority Piuhllth: Sept 4. 6, 9. 11, 13, 16, 15. 20, ' French We Wear! : miereil of the Airport Authority - Book 6. Page 9. County, F Florida; and Parcel 2: All of Seminole Boulevard from Its Inter Section w ith the East right of way line of Stair Road S 42 East to its intecsectaon with the West right of way line ol U.S. Highway 17 92. also k.ow as — Clerk rto"I'0`111 Ch"14 - shredded Fresh Crisp Lte OIià , I Off"". d with ll Pictt in Plat Notice is hereby 9en that q 11a.m. To 1:OOa,m. Sunday 12:OOto 10 p.m. 3 29 FICTITIOUS NAME W 't Refrigeration Co and that 61 Complete r are Sig Lawrmce E Hann AlI ce J Hanwn Publish Auo 71. 28 & Sept 4, 11, — — — record of the Public Recorch of Stm;noio.- FICTITIOUS NAME engaged c business at &4s Mort on P . D. ,in Cissel berr i orn Park. Seminole county, heard at said hearing By order of the City Commission under the fictitious name of 42 ' . n __ . - that County, Flor:da uocier the fictitious name of DIMENSIONS IN STRING. and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Viit Section 163 09 Florida Statutes — — — — S I. I -- FICTITIOUS NAME ;r,o 41 ttofLnt 4) of central Park Sub • THE CITY OF SANFORD any change Ii 15 1974 I ________________________ 11) VEE — — — "What Iakes A Legal Notice PubIih Aug 28 & Sept I~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 35 55 156 Leaal Notice AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES 1974 30 __________ PIZZA - proviSionS of the Fictitious 1957 22 ~ id i Longwood. Seminole county, Notice is hereby 37 _ ______ - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Seminole Abe, Goldenrod Seminole 10 11 I I le 9 ____ ___ -- / II - - I ALL ORLANDO AREA STORES - . SANFORD AND 8 narrates Name StalutAs - Towil, section MS 09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig kti*alha, Inc m IeAf I 40 the East 700 8 feet and the West 14 Tho as conduce and _______________________ -_ 571'1pen 59 Open Daily 11:00a.m.Toll p.m. Fri.&Sat. I #F~;, . ' P - I I A S ' 53 Tetminaliona I zaYRe 1. MONDAY- LADIES NIGHT the 14 — ______ I I - or exampl e - - Lenal Notice - — ••- P8fC1II:T1heEasf2O0Sfet,tof Lot ______ 4icient SS Shade trm 27 Confucius. for .% Writing tool 7 V made by George Gershwin. It will be presented couniv. Florida in ACCOfdanCe with me -: 2 For 1 Powers-under threat of callgirl charges-to help him and lice nat) 3 vice-ring chief. Miss Powers plays an ex. nrostitutcone straight When SnC TIUSt'S ,.t iiFSi iO eImenI i on the New York Philharmonic Young People's ConcerU on Sunday, Sept. at 5:00 p.m.on th e CBS Television Network. 49 Search for % I 10 PHOTOGRAPHER ON I - I I J 1 -I'l I I bigmaverick lawyler in a raw S01.1thwest town Barry Newman tkCS his Limps - but U ie m ost baffling cases. CHARGE 25 6 I VA Florida. that sad C', will hold a public hear To consider annexation Of the leflowing described property lyng nole COintv Florida, to wit: Semi r.fl(j Gershwin Tune?". an exploration of the unique conWbution to division, both being in Seciian 5 Township 21 South, Range 30 East. American music rIord under the tictatuous name of 131 Prof essional Center. and that ntendtoregstersadnamewuthth Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole milable 28 Beautiful 1 34 , I I I I I $ %II h I TU 44Ft rst in'aIue Patnt&sstand 4$Fnutdrinb — VS ••, •-. I ON / WeAn" I 1 0 00 0PM I NO HANDLING i 2 — — Sanr I Ew'l I C ,Y ec 1ddltI HAPPY ls- Stefanie poL'ce, C&flt)Ofl IJt-3O-5ubIv reminds her she still faces charges. Duly pool. IY N. I • SH — , I 51 Wolfhound 52 No 10%er pompo"y 6 Friend — I mdli t PlO ei%IOnhIUjpt r1ur sttiction - hero of "nnon." In his f case the new - season, he - I 3 1.00 Ptf lubiect NO Proofl-chokne from Table. WILL BE BACK ON MONDAY SEPT is back 83 the poirtly detectivti. literally Your TURK "Kelly's Sim" William Conrad • dlIsgnmefamil, - 9.10 CBS CANNON SEASON'S PREMIERE - 21GkIetter London drI 21 ' - Oft sitting Pfr subject LIVE ENTERTAINMENT lentlon lately with bizarre - All erb Salad -I humorist 19 Kind o(hat ii wtor % - AdthtionIsubtrpso, Served Piping Hot At -• - 1 oz- Make Your own And Replenish Your Plate As Often As You Like - Your Own liome Baked Demi Loaf of Bread pped and unarmed, forced I Steak ,* .i : , , ,--. -• Male sheep 15 54 p Dinner Menu Features - Bottoms, m - liAd(1tin) 12Amecan DOWN SWonderland PEN DAILY-INCLUDING SUN. .. - . 31 E 39 f' particle — . , X-1 wrl. Serving Breakfast 7-I) Lunch 11-2 Dinner Si acrossthedesertwith his oung African pharaoh 40 Priestly 17 I Notice Fr I - Sirved 11 30 a m HI 2 30 pm . -•-- 9 13 a % -~ - ~IZ - X_V_ ~ CITY O ____ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN et • that - We Still Have Our - 31 10 Electri 4 Zodiac sign 1 uftof I I I olovists 'h 323- 1910 - ••• IN THE HANDS I'rouan fvar i 8CflO( ced 38 EiD'pt: an Holiday Isle Complex _____ - __ ii 7Send forth 22 De0ore 24 Speak cnt. ACCOWANTOOPAJININOT House of -• - IT S ALL t4 Afl r - antelope IA-pard gal 63 Highway dI v Mons ment - - Rom A Si PrIncvSs '1.25 • 111 " 8111 NUMWIM" . 1111111%_ :. EM 0 N ironmund ffWalit" 34 Assyrian I LUNCHEON 1. L) an _t_ - .-. - ~~___ # :I me that she Is a most Legal ' f LI mian lawgiver 60 Fir or wa der — QMUE3!ffW r 4 am ,"M a.. " I.- NNER ~'RIEW ________ _______________________________________________ 1M I Oflfl 23 (gan "LIGHTNING SWORDS Os - U~ilil I r to 111111111111111111 - -IGIOLIAll r,M T LifetilIne 33Lur •'.'•"v,,. t...•..,-., C% plays ,I wild and wicked Army Florida unde r the fictitious name of undersigned, pursuant to the court, CAsselberry Seminole the NE f, of the SW t.6 w, of sr,ci, ROOF MASI E PS, ano that I intend "Fictiflovs Narne Statute-- Chapter county, Florida under the tictitiou% Road in section 29. Township ,1 to register Mid "me with the Clef k 86S.09. Florida Statt,fes, will register name of STERLING ACCOUNTING South, Range 30 East fl..e., of the Circuit Court, Semi nole with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in AND 1AX SERVICE, and that I Beginning at the South line of the ' NI County. F Ioricla in accordance with and for Seminole Counly. Florida, intend to register said name , %ith the 14 of the sw ,4 of secis'on 71 ' of theFi c t i tiousupon receipt c4 proof of the Clef k of the Circuit Court. Seminole To*nship 20 South, Range 30 East, County Florida in accor dance watti and West properly lne of Old At S 09 F for ida Stalu;e% 19S 7 the Provisions of the Fictitious Sanford to Orlando orick Road, run litiovs name. towit., C. & 0 CON 5 9 tarry Anderson West All lett, thence North 29 STRUCTION under which we are Plth Aug 71. 2* & Sept 1. ii, 1974 engaged in business at 303 Oakwood ot Ida Sta t utes 19SI. degrees ) East 1 feet. thence OF r i79 E ast All feet to West property line of S;Q Peggy S "arthall Road. Fern Park. Florida That the part ies infer ested in sa id PubliSh Aug 21, 28 & Sept 4, 11. 1974 Brick Read, thence South 29 degf ein FICTITIOUS NAME business enterprise are as follows. DEE 1 30 ml IC Road 140 feet to point of beglnn;M I GEORGE CORNI a RESOLUTION Notice 1 $ hervb? qen that p Being 22 acr es more or less. AND CAINLEEN OUTLAW H=R T Membera Even 21 Somdo( ______ --- - I Answert opr,ybou$pzØ 50 Drt ISCandleper valley MO V IE OF THE WEEK - Yff Is 17 Individual - 30 California - then starts a bizarre walk i4O( l 15 Ain Pli1J I For Me" to f,%;i 13 I M OW SHOWING - 6111'. . by offering a locket to Anita, which she promptly refuses (Illotlonal and will soon learn to sta nd on own two feet Some without explanation. Th&e Is a music lessons would be fine here, and sports. reason, of course, o ther uwfl The Stars impel they do not compel What you make o1 tack of mutual lose % .'ur life is largely up YOU , kills an old pr ospector on a hunting trip Fearf ul it will destroy his reputation he buries his victim, dictator Plus . - _______________________________________________________________________ REDBELLIED RED-HEADED e "d ,' - 1 41 WriterI Thomas — 42 Octciddcent 43 Kind t ide 6for III Ends Wed. S P.M. III I iii ThE PARALLAX VIEWi At 10 , N 9MOOPM will be a natural business perwn, so send to theright schools that bring out this fine quality that can lead to big success. Give gocitol attention to diu an d sletping habits so sour progeny will not be intensel y heavy. He's a successful ACROSS I Roman I /N work.SomespecIahf aver for mate brthgsfineresIs. IF YOUR CIllIM IS BORN TODAY...he or she lawyer, who has overcome a physical handicap He ac HAIRY - CAPRICORN I Ux-c. 22 to Jan. 20) listen to an), compl, a" IVORY-BILLED .1 / , . - - __ -1- ..--i .- GILA 1 LII Ancient story pa 2& _____ I - - __________ - FICTITIOUS NAME / 1 -- LONGWOC.-D, FLORIDA Notict of Public Hearing HDERHB GOLDEN-FRONTED PILEATED armen .4 __ - UIIALLS GILDED FLICKER NUALL'S '" I v make him impotent in the him Jennifer, who left her rse who is madly in love with t Gould ____________________________ IKNETIAS ACORN 77 Near . --- - . ______ -s , - , I ---.I- . - . I - __ - --i--- .1 wililis SAPSUCKER _________________________________________________ Tomorrow; Prindp.l Foreign River. TNEAT11 41 - . -_ W#d itill Sun III • I / f.-- ~_ and for Gould in real life, • DB0CREPAD NRDT DOWNY TNUTar I PAIL 10110,1111. -. - Reservation s - warfare experiments which -- The hldd bow ( ckward, up, down, or d4onally In the puzzk. Find nch 44 and box It Is uown: 1110"04 cum ERMT Highway - . -_ - - - I- , - A t ( AT PARK 'N' SHOP i _J Is I, . t" everyone seems to be itching for .I fight. Usten to loved one's for better future results. - Gould playing an Army private _____~~_ - f, . - - - - -.-- — . , AC ILDREKCUSPA V, A V I -_% • , L r 1. ____ ',, _______ ' - I L DDD i BABY BEEF MrEAFAINM[NY NIGHrLr In the Lamplsghs., Loun g e . '. I Ft'I - - __ 0IFF0EESY0E IB0NDUISLT I I SAVE ON OUR I ~ 5 Ax . - ! :i'--ii-i ___mrmmoai4wez ~-r ~__ ___.__.__., _7i p eAOGØ - I - VI ,-. ' - Woodpeckers NERHTETLNL n ( WINNER ' I,• Produlvers hope it will continue licularly new mes, to increase efficiency and profits. Buy the beyond the senior year of the right clothing. Quality is the keynote now. sweethiParts, sensitively por. PISCES I Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Make arrangements early for trayed by Gary Frank and recreation later with g(ted friends. Then get busy at your regular Gbnms O'Connor a swimmers ca GOLDEN SPOON AWARD EPRAIRIE I v D Chsrco.I.d to Perfection TH ________________ ______ . , t ELBNDED complained. 'A doctor or law. yer could continue the ir jobs - -- __ _ffi~ - --ma-m - ' - George Faberge Barrie 13 making "Whiffs," the first personal production for the -. cosmetic tycoon. ___________ __________ . 1792 hoped to make a film together, but so far it hasn't material. r - at D L I 0 R E to make his swimming pay. e so e cur Athletic Union considers him a professional because he has endorsed winimin' pr od "They discriminating V , VS lized. Minnelli is considering s the day to expand 1nrightrectlon.Makelifernuchbejgh terbyown eff0 SCORPIO I Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Out to new field and meet new perstas so the future becomes rosier and you have happiness instead of worry. Use intuiti ve faculties wisely. suggestions R LELDR )tfl . hrhe . Spitz, not merely because of his i Father and daughter had Mary Mayberry RFD success with that project you have in mind. DAUGHTERS DEBUT I e her .I Michael Landon leads his family to a new hoI me in the wilderness. A big-hearted ig-sky series from Laura Ingalls.W.11der's "Little House" books. through in his autobiography. "I've always been more a part of the audience than her ns who • to ently out of the question for %lot W Colonial Or CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE LITTLEHOUSE ON ,N = --- __ ____ \A V N C D R Y R B H V H UBLY p1mir Hills Shopping Center F - R R The 1976 Ol ympics are appar. 611111i Orlando ____________ 0opm I80 - -- difficult romantic scene with wife-to-be Jerniler O'Neill In .fljff In fact, 11 he pulls it off, it could be Academy Award .. a professional. Did you know "Gigi" In his usual good taste. Lucy Show Peter Loves for philanthtope nature could yield fringe benefits and fine results. I IBPA (Sept. I . . 3 to Oct.. Seek out new data for more Almanac 51 S Sunshine IA,U Almanac i _. I . .! 6:30 (44) (13) new ssociatesfs 6,00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee I ' IO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Ally yourself with up4ndornIng greater success. Being more devoted to mate briigsline rapport. Tonedownon thattemperof yours. - IL Gospel 5' (24) Electric Company (35) Lost in Space 6:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (13) Tom Ewell Show 24) Mi sterR - _ t Something could be Heavy The administrator finally re- (13) Wesleyan VI an in. lented, and Minnelli filmed F'tiTiir - ______ AL CIGDELEBDER I NY0D I cause I'm in entertainment, I'm women and the in was Wing . trained 1or,i, as a mistress.-, is' News Andy Griffith (2) (6) sources as well. Be a go-getter. (9) Movie It Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad 5'30 marriage HOLLYWOOD NANA -.. would be back in peak condi- Th _ - 60 Dennis James hosts a right-on bidding spree With fabulous prizes I and If stitutron, a e be y had immoral relations wi th many (24) , News I andp.m. TAURUS IApr "0 to May 2O M a k e Important appointments with those who can be (if help. Get needed information from other (44) The Fugitive 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow I nunusua11> go peace and proerity at home. Entertainment (24) ABC Captioned o pposed .. FIP' m record (of four lii<II vidual, three relays). "Nobody complained when (ion, I think I could at least break one of my records. All m.,UCt,datCàAc(,p,,d THEPRI ISRIGHT because all of the (9) Mission SEEK & FIND . foul 11111111111 Tim 9011111 .FI& problems of dealing with the industry's censors. characters were unmarried and Impossible Miatever is inost impertant• Movie (9) WId • to learn family's desires and to improve dwelling. Show your family appreciation. Shop. tARIES Mar . "1 to Anr. 19 Ideal day to discuss with kin r 24 (6) rrt. 't• LI4Lflts1. I., orked out." de ta il wi th the rirds of directin 'for a major - match _______________________________________ ing I would ha ve to start now WE8H instructive of Gigi wL'e r e C hi ne se Anstricart Cuisine • .. - --'- swInuaing events. Including the his 36-foot could go on and even swim 0 eN V "11w Bad and the (44) Gomer Pyle 5:00 '' Legends ha%etoownrk P M istrator objected to the making Beaver Visionaries is that they get out of school and THE NETWORK I •- By JAMES TheHerdSekes to win five Individ. • . y.•q lt çId For 4 'I think a man reaches his "Becauseofthegoldmedabl Olga Korbut wcn the floor exworld records at Munich in ph)skal maturity betv.een 'on, they thought there were ercises and the balance beam 1972. He Is richer, having cash- and 32," he observed in the too many swimming event. in It's so hypocritical." -td in on product endorsements aparlinent he shares with his the Olnpics. But eve one of In the two years since the and show business wife, Susan, in Marina del Rey the races I swam were bonafide Olympics, Mark Spitz has rareyacht basin 'The only reason world events ly gone near the water, except swimmers stop competing at 22 r.If The Production Code Admin. Meeting Leave It To September and ', ., ; best picture , best 'i would have icu Iseen gold medals and seen 12 With collaborator Hector Arce, Mmnelli deals In frank Mery Griffin Lucy Show Seseame Street 4) lUats Island HOROSCOPE Christie ° (6) (9) (24) (35, 44) Movie y LUNCH direction, 1957 1), "Some Came unning," etc. * 4:00 (2,8) Somerset (9) All My Children Green Acres ' (s : Diff His hair has grown long since and that has made him think Our country at all; they bend backwards to please the Iron Valery Borzov won the lWand 1 Beautiful," "!Amt for life," Br House (6) Manhunfer (9) Get (33) Penthouse Barnyard March 1 PL_ men's sprint relay. A swimmer ....I izz he electrified the world with his about swimming again. PAGODA directed suth has also of the Bride, Live (9) News (35) Peyton Place section oil ' 's tp av ... I . - - ____ ,-__ . ~-_ I I ,. I L 1 _._:._77;,~I. ____ _X __ - _~_ w~___ Ol ympics AAU , - films as -Meet Me in St. Louis," "Madame Bovary," "An Anierican in Paris" (Oscar (6) Match Game (9) One Life To :00 (2) Jackpot Pyramid itsamn He (9) General Hospital (35) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2, 8) How To Survive Tomorrow (6) Joker's Wild ( Price Is Right (6) (6) Search For ( 2 8) Name That Tune (9) That's My Marna Underdog (44) Sweepstakes Junction Dau g hters c Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password OS) Florida Lifestyles Truth (44) Leave It To T he P rairie (3S) My Favorite Martian 1200 (2 , 44) Ne (2) Phil Donahue () Mike Douglas (6) What's My Line (9) S70,000 Pyramid (13) Movie 8:00 (2, 8) Little House Garland from 1945 to 1951. They collaborated on four films and one daughter, liza, born by Bl asts i BABY BEEF has inanner, as only a man who01)",n writ es of their first meeting at Uteti reerv'd all 1a uk iin MGM wnen ne was neIy ar be," sass Minnelli __ - - han kami Romance SP .I- LOS ANGELES (A!) Two But at 24 herenmirs the same jobs as lifeguards and remain ears after his amazing win of as before outspoken, corn- amateurs, It's ridiculous." A evengoldrnedalsIntheolym. petitive, self-assured, and He eontin't. ""th hit a 'p1 (rne. "'' ' I. ctracto., AAU olituals as "a bunch of that he might swim again, but Ile claims he Is stronger than phonies . They don't stand up for for money this time, he was during the Olympics, I . . ei movies than for being husband ever-growing Garland lore. He and father of tn superstars Mir&ntiutriiedtujuuy (33) Fran Carlton (13) News , (6) Guiding Light (9) Npwlywed Game 2 10 (7 8) The Doc'nrs (6) Fde Of Night (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (44) New Zoo Rcvue Consequences (9) Days Of Our Squares i-or LOS AM,I I ES (AP) "I other projects, admitting that ri ved from the New York stage Remember it Well" is the tifie he works to please himself ___________________ and she was an established, i o f the new autobiography of "but I'm the hardest person to personally insecure star at ç Vincente Minnelli, who has please that I know." NIGM. SAVE ON OUR sometimes been remembered In "I Remember It Well," less for Ws superbly styled Minnelli adds revealing data to "I was attracted to her (2,8) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns 11:30 (2, 8) Hollywood ~41 - 1:30 (3s) Romper Room Nmvs Bozo t" ' ' ____ klimselt, I10Q (2.8) H ig h Rollers (6) N You See It (9) Split Second (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (6) (2) Daily Devotional Truth (21) Rock r) ', j __ — Semester To Tell The (9) - 630 (6) Surnrr EVENING 7:00 (2) -'i"i i y e / WV UI 3 WEDNESDAY T mm aw m- i F r - I I -- I i t'i t1 I i i i tz t . , , Go/dM edalist Wednesday, Sept. ii, 197.98 r' - - - - -- -- �.....,. .... . lOB-Evening Herald Fewer Pu pils Classified , WANT AD More I~' ., , , .. .I; , I: Wednesday, Sept, 11, 1974 Busing A i Is I I- Personals Cost,, They --r- I - - 18 FACED WITH A DRIP4KINC PROBLEM PtrhapSAICoholic Anonymou Can Help I N FORMATION Don 't Houses Rent 32 Help Wanted Houses for Sate ii . ... ====== . , I .v( . - 1 lokEu - .", baths, no qualifyin( 14 $4900 down ? $156 mo, 7 Pc? Acr e Realty, REALTOR, 373 7730. By - atop Urn!" Now's your chance to take ad vantage of somebody else's har, luck. Custom built 1 bedroon home has both family room an( game room. In prime section 0 town 3l-Apartm,ntsRent Furnished Desk clerk, general office, part time employment. 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished Federal Pay 33-Houses Hike Property For Rent 3 7-Business Property For Rent 3$-Wanted to Rent WASIIING'rijN (Al') Pres. rather massive protest" to Con- year, a factor which tends to klezfl Ford's deferral of a 5.5 gress. The law allows 30 days lower the salary averages govper cent pay boost for federal for Congress to act, and Sept. 30 Real Estate ernment-wide, the man In unlemploye.s has drawn a fusillade is the deadline, form collected thousands in 40-Condominiums of protest from labor, and Already the wheels are turn- supplementary advantages. 41-Housis for Sale shapes up as a major test of his ing. Sen. Ted Stevens, RAJasb, These included *1,440 for houspersuasive powers with has introduced a resolution to ing, $598 for food, $473 in federal 42-Mobil. Homes Congress. overturn the delay, joined by tax benefits, $831 for "special 43-Lots and Acreage Ford has postponed the Sens. Frank Moss, DUtah, J. 44-Farms and Groves scheduled Oct. 1 raise until Jan. Glenn Beall, Robert Dole, R- items" such as hazardous duty, clothing and proficiency, $770 1, thereby saving the federal Kan., and Mike Gravel, D- for medical care, 196 In corn- 45-Resort Property pa)Toll $700 million in the name Alaska. For Sale missary and exchange dli. of fighting Inflation. Federal Chairman Gale McGee of the and $1,266 In retirement 44-I11come And employee unions want Congress Senate Civil Service Committee counts Investment Property credits. to restore the original date. Is sympathetic, mna has set 47-Real Estate Wanted The salaries of federal workBeyond that, such groups as hearings on the proposal. The ers began a dramatic surge the National Federation of Fed- Wyoming Democrat believes during the Kennedy adnilnisMerchandise eral Employe?, the American both that the increase should be tration in an effort to attract Federation of Government Em- higher and that it should come better-qualified 0-Mi$Cllafl.O4J$ applicants. In ployes and the National Treas- Oct. 1. For Sale the past decade, the civilian ury Employes Union are lobby. Even Sen. William Proxmire, branch has received a dozen 11-Household Goods ing for a larger boost. Most are D-Wls., a frequent critic of in- substantial raises, and boosts 2-Appliances united behind an AFI.rCIO pro- (Ia tin nary federal spending, for the military, particularly 3-TV Radio Steriso posal of 8.4 per cent, endorsed an October im- since its conversion to an alli 4-04rage Rummage Sales Their reasoning centers on an plemenlation. So has Senate voluntary force, have more • ii....z... inflation rate hovering around Majority Whip Robert C. Byrd, marrn than quadrupled pay levels in 12 per cent, plus government D-W.Va. Equipment some cases. surveys showing Increases In 6-Camping Equipment Whfle the federal bureaucrat The result is that while the Private Industry wages of 6.3 to 7-Sports Equipment entire government payroll, In7.1 per cent-surveys which are can point to a number of staLls- eluding I-Bicycles the now-Independent tics to show that his standard of six months out a' (ISle. P-Musical Merchandise living is slipping, there Is still Postal Service, has remained Under the Feder,sl Pay Corn- evidence aplenty that this lot static at about 5 million em-Offic. Equipment parability Act, Ford's delay of Isn't all that hid compared to ployes, the cost ha., mote than And Supplies the pay hike-affecting 1.4 mll- other American workers. For doubled to $60 billion. 6 -Building Materials lion civilians and 2.2 million example: White-collar jobs for college -Lawn and Garden military employes-can be -A comprehensive survey by grad uatesstart et the GS-5 1ev. : -Machinery and Tools overturned by a simple major- the Commerce Department el, where "step 1" will pay 64 -Equipment for Rent ity in either the House or Sen- showed that In 1973 the average about $8,00 presuming the upate, salary for the federal civilian 'Ming inicrease holds at 5.5 per - Pets and Sup.lies As President, Richard M. worker, including 1 -Horses blue-collar cent. Almost automatically, Nixon succeeded in postponing jobs, was *13,000. In private in. such an employe will be pro- 61 -Livestock and Poultry sImilar boosts for two succes- dustry it was $8,)0. mot.ed to GS-7 after one year, 67 A-Feed sive vear but Iii third ,.0 i.'. - - - . - (_ft. a. D arkAvenu, -- Area, Private Lot. $170 Month. pays all closing COSt. VA, FHA, Pnore 373 conventional • loans. Builder. Deltona, 901 719-2210. Orlando. 303173 1334, 2 Bedroom Duplex. AcluttsOnly. No Pets. Contact 7312 Palme$to.,ve EFFICIENCY APARTMENT CARPET, AIR 190MOPITH ALTAMONTE Country at. mospt,ere. Tract, Trees, Trees New Altamonte Mali near by 1 Bedrooms, 2 1 i baths, family 0Offl fireplace, many extras. Like new condition 531,500 rt WINTER PARK Tanglewood Move in now. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. Air, double garage Nicely landscaped yard Seller offets terms 135,900. IOP4-.- Wit h small payment Call 33] 5774 im mediately on this) bedroom, I , I t'.sth Only 2 years old 71uT5T0, DOWN New 3 bdrrn, home with all extras, good location, $37,500 3n.nIi, working People of ,, 3 Bedrooms. 1' baths. Longwood Inc burm apt, lights, water fur fished. Only $95 Adults on ly Pin pets 372 27 96 after i - . lliceApartment$l)Q PANK APARTMENTS Automotive in general ledger-monthly financial statement necessary, Contact Mrs Durst or Mr. Thornton, Orlando, 365 5611; ¶Anford, 372 4601. Central i loric' Oldest Toyota Dealer. ies Airport Blvd 3? location, 1,72-W investigate. Call .J.Lii!L_ 1-1 II1C. ?f(5 HWY 1797 fl ',77 ve , 11.2.) Bedroom Apts. r"""" _________________ a; , I Disposals . •Dishwashers . . ORLANDO 345.5555 InlIrnished7bedroom me Toj' decoratec, reliable tennant References required, 377 1519 31Iedroom$,3baths inSunland AIs, I bedrooms, l; baths in city 372 1911. fledroor'n, fenced yard, trv'r vIler 5165 mo, Secur ity deposit 172 6670 or 373 SiS KIIWIIh OFF AIR PORT . A £. 0NNP-W -_- Stenstrom Realty -- S Flofida A,. COUNTY- 3 BEDROOM, 7 BATH COUNTRY HOME on nearly 2 acres. 515,000. Fireplace, oak floors, other extras REALTOR. Assoc iate Sonny Raborn will tell you about After hours 3771)79 PINE CREST -" READ THIS PLEASE I This 3 bedroom, 2 bath with Florida room isa real buy for $77,000. Call REALTOR Assoc iate Merle Warner for det ails, After hours 377 66)3 ITY TREE SHADED 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE, Only $16,000, To see cati REALTOR Associate Joh n Mero. After hours, 3230713 - This 2 st or y Spanish bedrooms, 7 1 baths Price Ms 1 reduced to $59,900. For details tall REALTOR Associate Rose South ward Alter hou rs 377 6401 AVENNA PARK POOL, 3 BEDROOMS, 7 BATHS PLUS ROOM and climate control for $43,500 For details call REALTOR As s oci a te Betly rlamm After hours, 3226033 (,,.I.t , 7S.6SParkDr f, , I 4, IIIIIIIIIIEW - UP) 647 4.4)4 t.''. .'i.J 1, o I. .'.... -d •' ,.i 'i.' h,ercflcip, one owner, 45,000 orIginal miles Full power. Mutt see to appreciate %S.CaIlHowie Kirby, 322 .31. Dealer •, I,., i'. .b." M '41 '5te-'... as .10 41 la. . .M '., ' Ic i.u.i . ,, Mustang - 'I' I.' •e,".i .,., '1' City t, JZ i;•'', r i iv O.'c" 1,.' '. r, - .j• .... ,',', * •''•j (0.I'PI , " ;"<.'w • ''•.'.7 "e tc ,''.-,. ... cS.', '.i 117) S.,". ,...J, So, ..r ci 4 4_i . t. ,... l ..'. o' 1-1 'fl,. •w.1', S... p41'ç to. .Pc "4v" J' l.,.S S..'. I, c., if.3' i yOc C. e to .4 $50 Down (WITH GOOD CREDIT BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC - . . - I SS bright Crange, automalic and air. Just like new. 53.095. Cali Don Pope, 322-1651, Dealer, Boats & Marine 1911 Cnamplon- 2$', 3,000 miles. With all extras, $11,000. See at 800 French Aye, Sanford or call 372 2311 W lit CARPET, TILE, ViNYi, Sales a expert installation 20 yrs. exp. Low est prices in town. Call 671. 1)2), - 64 373471) -. - 76 -- '- - _____ _____ 78 - ODD CHEST Motorcycles - - -- -.._ -_ 1971 Honda ISO S200Cath and lake over payments, 3735731 Rent - Largest selection In Cen tral Florida 17Volt Batteries $1195 REEL'S BODY 510P 1109 Sanford Av enue - __ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 'ampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE _________________ Auto Repairs Parts'Accessorses experie Equipment for . . Musical Merchandise _______________ ______________ ______________________________ ALL NOLLS STORES There's one near 'ou. I it?) Honda 5001. motorcycle, ro,ing green, winishield, saddle begs, like new, Must sell. $1,177.50, Call Whitey Eckstein, 377)65), Dealer. BERT SMITH AMC CLEARANCE SALE - t" one of Our friendly act visor 'p ,ciu word your c$a',S,fi.d act c,lr 122 7611 or $31 9993 1972 AMBO. 4 door FRUIT JARS CARLOAD- PTS.,QTS., NO LIMIT GORMLY'S E. i 974 260Z DATSUN 1973 LTD 4 door sedan WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY- SELL -TRADE ]ll)ISE Firs? St 337 5ó77 1971 VOl- VO d - -.- - Restaurant Equipmen t New and Used. Bought and Sold Holiday tqUlpment, 39 15 N. Orange BIsm Trail, Orlando PH, 293 4971 - • rinnr ccs,'bin 9795 1 '1 2895 $,AOc if 2395 1974 AMBASSADOR WAGON 4195 1974 JAVELIN 13695 $3495 1974 MATADOR 2 door 1974 MERCEDES DIESEL $7995 1973 FIREBIRD FORMULA350s3695 1971 SUBARU $795 FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances air cond. freezers refnig. Step ladders wire etc. G'ormly's E. 16, Sanford 323.1133' 1974 HORNET X 1972 CORVETTE Free toys and gifts for Christmas Have a Friendly ISnnip 1,.,., D.,i., 1973 JAGUAR V-12 2 i 2 __________________ $3195 15295 $6995 Care - PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming Pr, 377 57 ,tchn Bathroom Cabnets. Counter to ps, 5nh', ir',',lltatiOn aailable Bud Cat. 322 4052 anytime n? pu, t he car in. the garaOe, no longer needed items with a classifi ed ad in the Sanford Applances - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372133$, "Lake Mary" Full line GE Appliances Sanford Ele ct ric Company 7322Park Drive. _3721562 - BOaU Herald Dial 3777611 or $31 99) t 011CC - -- -, - Pressure Cleaning ______________________ educe your electnu itl with ' completecelling & wall insulation' FALL CLEANING Freeestimates Ashton' Insulation "Impac" Wash & Spra.glten (90.1) 759 2 7)0 Exterior walls, eaves, patio, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON walks & roofs Removes mildew. fungus. (formerly Ha(r'est's Beauty Noo muddobbers, wasps & spider ClsSified ads areiere to help you 5)9E Pine, 322 3717 ,...j A'D5._122 0191 buy. Sell, rent or Swap at a low ____________________________ cost let us help you place yourstt. a bargan or se i o.arga;n wil fi Call 372 761 1 or 431 999), to use and read (tasitied ads! Cati 372 76)) or $31 999) to place - Burglar Alarms d New For Homes & Bvsinesws Call Ralph 373 5954 Free Estimates, 37362 62 Ca - _____ - ,- Burglar Alarms OIL HEATER CLEANING - ________________________ Carpentry, Remodeling, Addition s. Custom Work. Licensed . Bonded Free estimate, 323603$. Carpentry lnterior.Exterior Plastering Plaster patching and simulated VINCENT'S CARPENTRY b*'ick speciality , 3272710 interior Trim, Paneling, Cu?om, Carpentry. No lob too Small ilo L'cens,ct & Bonded. 32)5677 - Land Clearing mmnwwmn~ It ,Ou are having difficulty I filing a place to live, car tø drive, a job, or some service you have need of, read all our want ails every day $5395 1973 MATADOR 4 door -- - Central Heat 5. Air Cond itioning For free estimates, call Carl Harrit, at SEARS if Sanford 322 1771. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE Pianos tuned 5. repaired UI tuning charge, Over 12 years nce L Kramer, 305 574 7250 - 2920 4 A - Cnmplete trailer hitches , All kinds available, Electronic 6 voice chord organ, the electro voice Baroness, solid wood, excellent condition Price 5250 Call 337 1797 __________________________ MAITLAND FLEAMART 1 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! AirConditionlig Home Improvements _________ ______ _______ _________ Pet Full R ec reational Vehicle Services SOUTHERN RV SERVICES 430 1070 327 9020 - 59 TJ ij"vw_PopTopCampmci, GAAGESAL7 PC. dlnettet, TV, Pa int arid other items. 26.4) S Elm Ave., Sat , SesIt. 11, 9 am, on- - 1 911 Hwy. 17 92 O pen Sat 5. Sun 9 431 3591 ! °°'i and on ando Jay G & E Auto Sale's 321 Ono ------------ ROItSOPi MARINE 2977 Hwy Il 97 327 594) ALL NOLL'S STORES there's one near you Toro se lf propelled reel lawn mower Make offer * Buys 16' Tn Hull with 125 HP eng ine $1.495 Firm, 3731113 Lay a *ly now for Chrlstmast King site frames U se indoors or out doors Mat site S'xIO'. Regular retail price $799. Noll's price $199, 377 7335. BUY HERE . -_ . Sat, - 7 HP Ricer Mow er With Lights and Electric Starter, $330 Firm 373-flu W First St '- Appliances Coa 73 HP Evinde ru an Trailer. 5400 Call 327 17 49 after 6 Professionally $1695 for average size 'room. KuIp Dec or at or s, 109 knot !!~? , _____ 4 Wanted to Buy 68 - For - Any Car ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Washer, Top ',Crw TAO lOCAT 10*i5 paid, used, any condition 1973 Mustang Fastback. loaded, like eed. best selectionprices I()k v(j in town 149 95 and up Sanf 6414)26. Winter Park. SANFORD neVolkswa w, D.LAND or d _____________________________ 1973 Hil Hwy it ci Sovm Auction, 1200 French Ave. S Hwy I1 ci a Trvci gen Super Beetle, like SJilrd PSi 27? 1133 37) D,Li'i,t CI, 714 $119 new O,ia,,d. Pt, 6441414 S.i"*.rd Pt, ?fl 2447 69 Stamps-Coins 1792Maitlanct Low in cost, high in results, that's 6A54415 ______________________________ Classified ads react and use ______________ We Buy and Sell Gold a nd 5ili r them! Coins. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W, 1st St. 3?1 Ranges, Hotpoint and Tappan, 4357 priced right, Fina ncing available I with no down payment. Dick's Appliances 3fl-76S1. 15 Camper-Travel "ORE WASHER, t5 service, uted machines, MOONFy ADDI IA&.. 0.A&,',.I..I.. "LC3 JlJ wyi priced Dodge Travc, Fully sell contained 322 7 5 anytime or see at 1106 S. Cedar,________________________________________________________________________________________ 2*1 Garage - Rummage Sanford I Il' Miscellaneous For Sale your carpet Steam cleaned %Ij~i rs - Equipment I * - -, - A - 52 Trampolines :AL:ORs !ov ME I!70 0 t ,- 0 r4 ii 4 good used P i ano, Call '9S Ford Thunderbird, 2 door Sates It is fall hou s ec leaning time Have Scm Hi9 1969 Cutlass, V I. new engine with only 1,000 miles Clean Inside $1,000 37311)3 Your Word I'. Your Credit JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR OrmIey's E. 46,373 4733 _____ QuIck cash f or your home, Fast closing. We will pay all cost. Move when ready or will trade, Free In3pt$iøn Call Larry Saxon, REALTOR, or Jerry Emerson, Aso. Roberts & Gilman, Inc. REALTOR, 4 30 50 Autos Feed _--. Lungwn - Appliances ism 5,,.,, 1977 VW Beetle, marina blue. I Wed. radio and air conditioning. Low, low mileage Runs and looks g reat. $2395, Call Howie Kirby, 372 1651 Dealer Trailers Rea;tatewan, LOCH ARBOR-- LAKEFRONT? Yes, on Crystal Lakel Lovely 7 bedroom, 7 bath. $19,000. Large lot. Call REALTOR Associate Julian Stenitrom After hours 372 7560. " sAfltni'ri ' t - .- __ gj ..' U '1~ A'AA Realty 377 1301 2610 HIawatha Ave. , 17 Your Multiple Listing Agen cy - 25110 Rldgewood SANFORD, FLA. 323.2440 - r ayton Call 322.2420 Anytime BLVD. 4 & Gilman 8305500 DiR,s.'. . S Drapes SANFORD 323-7900 *44 an entrane and Ixit to each apart. men?, lot of ster. private bat. cent" aaO you'll ses *'h5' we say CQnvedteflCI is 1TT# Key to R1dg,wod Arms, Roberts - -- FROM 6160 Here are two S acre parcels, Each in valencla oranges, each with 330' frontage on Hwy MA One for 116.730, one for $17,500 Ask for Jerry Emerson, Assoc, $ 30 3300 After hours, 431 3370 ' A IAYFAIR IFishing & Boa ting S 1971 Torino 500, 4 door hardtop, vinyl top, air, automatic, PS and PS Extra nice 51195. Call Don Pope. 3221631, Dealer. . Prices start at 139 '9S • Tennis Courts 1, 2 & 3 Bad rooms _ Small house,7 bedi'OOrn', Corner of 71h and Laurel Si 322 3072 or 322-950; - - ISwimming Pool r 628.2162 _____________ C ON RESERVOIR LAKE .4039 Ri:. 1flJ. Master's" NOW LEASING Houses Rent Unfurni s hed 2 IIIDROOMS, 1 04714 373 3961 AFTER 6.377 1)5.4 HOMES . 377 7129 2 The o / I HALL .. ____ or tJnturn,st1,,j t. 7 Bedroom Home for Rent Economy Toyota ' 1 RROflDA t%'aroOm apartment, d0nvpnipnt 17175 Park Ave, SAnfOrd Previovs new car dealer experienc e 1(9 Ministration Assistance 'O B ""o EDROOM HOME1,th on room. wall to wall carpel, air (Ond,tlOned, reasonable rent .dutt5, no pets 372 11)0 Front office clerks, experiencer, only. Permanent employment Apply 9 to S. Holiday Inn, Altamonte Scrinqs area Partially fenced backyard, 4 ; Owner must sell. $314475, P lan French Ave. $100 per mc, pius 125 4 BEDROOMS I" baths. with stove and refrigerator, On corner 177.900 Terms, By Owner Small down House? F i nancing a new Maronda Horn, in Deltona s now within the reach of the young "11 deposit, 3776117 or 3776530. react $23.. for 555 month Office $31 7184, Farmers Home Ad r.olt course, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. ("ntral heat & air, all con '.rniences $55,000 To see call 373 Furnished one bedroom 'apt, ' area; as well as the older retirees on a flied income. See us req a r d * n q your ei'q.b,lty to purchase a new 3bedroorn home for no casn down and r,dued monthly p4,mn,hs under the Witholder 3bed roo rn ho me,,,paved paymentor trade Live in one side Home 319 56.i7 EXECUTIVE HOME- on 1 Pedroom titilitiet Furnished $llSMOnIh 371 0797 CIRCULATION DISTRICT MANAGER to work with Evening and Sunday Herald Carriers. Salary and auto epeps. Sales background required. Excellent opportunity for man or woman, Apply in person to the Circulation Department, EVENING HERALD. pped Looking for the perfect S acres for your new home or mobile home' Lawv SMALL ACREAGE REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary ilwd, In 6353 or 645 2333 WE TAKE TRAPES -. ' -. . -' it Realtors Home Or Mobile Home? A Drop in bobbin, fig zag and 3 needle position. Like new condition, 50lid Piney Woods Darn, we buy furniture new for 54$. balance of 543 cash or miscellanoous Sell for 30 pct consignments Fr S payments of 510. New warranty pick ups Auction Sat, night at 7 pm Cali Coil Credit Dept. 327 2270 SANFORD SEWIPIGCENTER CASH )771137 307A Eau 1st St., Sanford For used furniture, appliances, Eves $69. 1114. tools, etc Puy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 7)5 Sanford Ave FORREST GREENE INC. ,li'c. - 67 Dram Towers, 373 LAKE MAPKHAp,j Near SR 14 too',' lot S8, 950 Roberts & Gilman 830-5500 FORREST GREEIE INC. A New KULP REALTY,3fl 7333 , _ a .: 2 Bedroom Mobile Home Paola Large, 1 bdrm,, utilities turn Adults Small deposit. 377 1976 or 3223927 after 1) am. evenings have a way to keep new members of the family from wrecking the budget. Their plan Is called the HERALD Want Ads and It works like this: When they have their first child they purchase crib's, LAKE MARY (Fixer Uppert 7 Room home with 3 bedrooms, 19 citrus trees and large oaks C ountry atmospher e 112.500. ' air, __- 1973 Singer Zig•Zag CITY 2 lots, lovely electric, plumbing, central heat air, SPlit bedroom plan with large closets Cyclone fened back REALTORS 196W Lake Mary Blvd. 373 6353 or 643 7333 yard Gas grill on patio. Call WE TAKE TRADEç Barbara McLean, Assoc. 430.5300 After hours, 647 4562 LAKE COUNTY - Singer * * Due to death in family will sacrifice GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW 9 acres, 715 frontage, Orange Blvd off SR 16 for 126,000. 4)) 1513 in sewing cabinet, repossessed or 467 3196 Singer's best model, wlndt bobbin in machine Fully automatic. Pay LAKEFRONT LOTS ballnce at VS or 10 payments of ALTAMONTE Large lot in security so guarded community 5)9,500 on Jim Hunt Realty REALTOR 3272111 After Mrs -372 p281 Th3 )0nd372 064 I 1377 Gran Torino Sport. VI, full power, mags, local owner Weekend spec ial, Van Calonon, 377 4551, Dealer -___.---------------- CASSELBERRY Lovely lot on chain of lakes. U,730 IMMACULATE $.7$7 Altamonte New townhouse, 2 tieciroorns. I', baths, kitchen Need 71, Pd Interest Rat. 300D CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedr oom homes, 1", to 2 baths priced from $72,530 to 525.100 on large wooded lot. Seller Fern Park - - -. - _ Iakeview. GUARD one Year service contract . - ______________________ Ph. 322 -261 1 ----- lv6 7 English R ov er, redo, air, complete new brakes, 2 new Michelon tir es New Ed unit. 75. 71 MPG. This i a quality car, $1 "00. 503 Lemon St., Sanford. r FOREST Four bedroom, 2 bath with PALACE - , Deltona * * * * * Mobile Park 7515 Park Drive, 3277561 Dental Ass'?. Experience necessary. Handle phone appointments, bookkeeping, chairside ass't. Salary S111011100 wk. a c cording to experience. Call 321 0475 to arrange interview before 9 a rn or mothers _.....,..,_, Spec Rates For Senior C i tizens calls Bookkeeper bar, built In appliances, acroti from small lake, shag carpt, (P Paneling, fenced yard. By Owner. ______ 321 0924 SANFORD AUCTION LAKE MARY Elmer Bakalla, Inc. I-? Bedroom. Adults Only Mature woman experienced In laundry and dry cleaning assembly and counter work. Apply In person to Mrs. Jernigan Sanford Dry Cleaners, II) Palmetto. 34-Resort Time Court Turn time Into money as an AVON Representative Make new friends Win prizes, too. 6413079. 35-Mobil. Home Lots For Rent On Sanford Motel. 2621 Hwy 17 92. No phone Rent Furnished 34-Mobile Homes Rent Demanded AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116 W. 2nd St. MINI BIKE LIKE NEW. 575.372 7645 ...._ " 1 750, I,,ke over piments. 372 7173 After dp,'n -- - 196$ Karman Gha, a real collector's item. New racing green pa int, I speed, radio. $129 5. Call W,ite Eckste in. 3721651, Dealer. AIR, AUTOMATIC, G OO D CONDITION, 373 4792, I9'4 Chevy, Cuttn" "A ,utos for Sale 80 .,,••,_•,•,,,_,,_, M. UNSwORTp REALTY 103W. lit 373 6061. 373 0511,122,9p320 Till We Succeed," -. i'....sø u' pups, fnaricsr,g, thot, guaran teed. 904 .717.7947, 904737.37 ' Sale 1 970 TOYOTA STATION WAGON ___________ - MorcIe Insurance BLAIR AGENCY' r * * New hous es In a rural ar ea No dow n payment- monthly payments lets than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see if you qualifyt! 'We Don't Stop Realtor 7cie, 30 P'J Mobile us They're Hot !" __________-_ today's To Select From Fr,,,Ptt damaged furniture and furniture parf All -6 "ihctc: ' Hnmn.e rtow at 9 W. rioli's - Freight Come see Damaged Warehouse, at our big new location Downtown Orlando . P hone 4..S GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave. ()797) Sanford 32) 5200 - Autos for "Get 'Em While . , io,000 Pieces 80 Motorcycles CYCLE STATION One day tune up, custom leathers 1701 AIrport Blvd. W., 337-913. - SANFORD FORECLOSURE . Over 21 hour rvice Call 322 7191 - - ' 18 CHERS Kennel Pups, studs, AKC, Toy & Mini Poodles all colors, Cocker, Mini & Large Dachshunds, Shih Ttu, Toy collie, Mini khnauzer, Yorkie. Boston , fl - . ' Pets and Supplies Realty - ' , 65 Real Estate ' OWNER, PIPIECREST 3 " bedroom, 1 bath, concrete bloc 1 ~ _ home, central heat & air, man r.i other extras 37)--40)) --alter ----S p it 4 . . - 3 bedrm 1' --------------- . For Sale -.-.. ---.- . ... M iscellan eous , TAFFER REALTY ' tCO I: 7511, St 377 USS - anytime.,.,*ad claulfieth 327 761 ____________ Wednesday, Sept. ii, 1974-nB - AttiC Carpet Sale MOSS I E C. BATEMAtil , - - y so - - , ' -. .. ,...... ..-,"--... ,-- Female Cockap. spa, OWNER ANXIOUS 7 mo old, 3 bedroom, I bath, ideal 000d with children 130 or for Small ffer. 1971 Yamaha, RD M. like new 1500 tto ..!00 se, US . 3721444, family, or retired couple. Picture BUY NOW. AND WE'LL PAY ' Pretty corner lot. 1)5,300 Owner miles 1.150.3270373. OF Ldrue Quantities of new pre cut AKC D achshund minatur es. Red THE MON lIlLY RENT at Lake w,ll help finance Call REALTOR carpet, linoleum dnd accessories xathryn 'f i t January ?S also black and tan Males, $65 Honda .450 - '77 model Associate, Mildred Stemper being Sold at close to wholesale $150 down, and assume loan on IhiS Animal Haven Boarding Kennels Eves. 3271959. P'icc 377 5757 beautiful 1977 mobile hom, 2 3736151 be droom (unfutnished), I'; baths BIG, BIG, BIG with washer, dry er , dishwasher, PeglsteredAKC Doberman C ountry style kitchen with lots of 79 Trucks and Trailers disposal, 1700r rench Ave and frost free Femaleblack. )5w0iø cabinets and counter space. Along refrigerator, 10'x 20' sc reened roon 5)00 32) 0)31.372 7664 with this goes, 3 bedrooms, it, International on raise d patio. Owner, 3fl 1409. ton, 4 wheel drive, -. Z tcatiti yard win huge k ,.s _________________ -. -.. one shade trees and more 173,900. Call 1971 51 mobile home, 12' x 66 Household Goods Horses REALTOR Associate Andy Wolf. 1977 DATSUN PICKUP AM FM Like new nicely fur. and air. Living Eves 377 TAPE DECK, EXCELLENT suite Setup in Lake Ashby Mobile Home One Getdiq, walker. SiT Two - 1119 9S, CONDITIOpI 373 4797, Dave's Furniture Park on lake 14,500 Lot rent $30 Strawberry Roan, 1300, After 6 Sternper SOO Sanford Ave 373 9370 Month. 3239167. P m,, call 377 1496 1 96 GMC 5 yard dump truck wili _____________________ Central Florida's . Thlsweek'sspeci1i5 Baby bed. $10 MIlt,Tp LISTING REALTOR Wed transmislinn. 7 youth bed, 510; bedroom suite. 61 43 Lots hind Acreage 32 2.iggi 19)95. French rear end, Contact 372914? Livestock And 1.65; desk, $7.50; chair, 13) 50; F in 7)11 32? 1196 754 . . , Poultry ..n vw / raYrrger flu, rr-d .. vacuum, 5)5; sofa, 535 ; dinette. S Seminole Cuiity 5 r 10 ,icri.. .'.iItC. tony', S runs like new, 1 $20 kuIp Decorators, 109W. First, 1 flrCp chicken h',', with all ideal homesile, ideal for horses '.VNJ. Must see 57)95 Call Howe 372 7335 Terry Really, REALTOR, 674 equipment For information, call Y rf' .t 322 16 S Dealer 67) 40)); 3.6534)4 0711 1111 * * - - Callbart NEAT AND CLEAN 3 bedrooms in Sunland on large f en ced lot Only 21 (YI) Ca:: REM. roo VOL Giscp,ler, Eves. 3 22 7)11. . I - - ir oueir' uon' t Needs"w " th a ClassIfjedAd Houses for Sate "i' m SANFORD AREA frion ai'4 beautiful?" CORBE1T REAL ESTATE REALTOR 6614 191 Dian - - will 11 . - Al -- .. Houses for Sale 5)1.0(s) 1 _ - .. .- Stemper Sezi - To bedrooms, 1" baths, extrai L ' , - Unfurnished 41 ,"" - - ' . 1 :1 - MUST SELL! (IV OWNER, Sa lords best section 2', lots, 3 bedrooms, carpet ed, central al r, heat, all electric kIthi fireplace Bank appraised 135.00 'dll take 512.500 cash or $43 dowfl to Qualified buyer. 2 Virginia Abe,3fl 4195cr 323 7$, IIIL vvnen - i.0 mv ra = Houses for Sale ________________________ Needs A Facelift ' Write P.O. Box 1213 By The Associated Press thing," a state ed'icatlon of- about 5,000 this year--a droi tot Sanford, Florida DIAL When public school bells rang ficlal said. He also noted that about 5 per cent. in the South this fall, fewer ç'ti . 170 • S Magnotos. 3217720 33 Houses Rent Furnished Hartman "kealty, Inc. ••'-•1 Free. 6412027 for 'We Care eJ4k'AUI 1 '' on potential public city -school enrollment this all "Hotline". Adults or Teens, _______________________ Suite 203 The Greater Mail Lake Mary Cute 2 bedroom fur return to reading, whiting and school pupils, particularly in was 50,692, down 11,929 In _______________________ REALTORS, Casseib,rry,$30 fished houSe Fenced yard Going back to Pittsburgh. Pa, H SVC arithmetic, but more were the elementary levels. 7 Winter Park. Investment last spring. The system is 601ier Adults, no pets. $140 plus deposit. panel truck will haul n on. '73ffJ'7W!fl being bused. In Memphis, a decline of 2 per cent black and officials 3773930 Opportunities GENERAL CONTRACTOR Perishable freight. 3225267. Enrollments were down (rem cent in early white enrollment tribute the pupil loss to mo Vs REAL ESTATE, INC. Orlando 8319993 last year In Louisiana, Ten- is linked to white flight to to the suburbs. 322 6437-327.7111 -)fl 7121 L onely? Make a date with HE? IRI Will pay 12 pct. on fi,t rnortg,,Ue oil n Mobile Homes Rent land for 3 years $2000 Marvin P .-..- - -the Robot coming to Jack Proi ser nessee, Alabama and South private schools to avoid courtThe Mobile city-county sch )01 Ford soon. Gassman, (floncii'j Mort Broker) Carolina while Georgia proj. ordered busing. Enloy beautiful Wekiva River b; Casselberry And Sanford 2601 Mohawk Tr Mart Call 645 Ask For Want Ads system had an attendance LI lis renting a mobile home at CAMP ected a decreased school popu. Don't neet' usg Serve a ful _t412 (21 hrs.) Harry B. Sharp, assistant su- fall of 60,500-down 4,989 frc rn SEMINOLE. No pets. No alcohol ASsUme mortgage or low down purpose again when you sell th lation. ______________________________________________________ North Carolina perintendent In charge of pupil last fall. However, officials a 372 1410. Immediate possession. Several with a classified ad from he Want Ad Ry 29 like new 3 & 4 bedrooms. Carpet, remained about the same as aervies, said 77,118 blacks and when registration Is complet Rooms for Rent Herald. Call us todyt Do n,t Two bedroom mobile home, air garage, 2 with Danelij last year. delay' Just dial 322 11 33,400 whites-a ratio of 70 to they estimate about Inn m re 1 DepartmentHours carpelco. very nice, rooms. tow 20's It is easy for To place Y9 9 3 your low cost w snt Two rooms inmy Pom,, Adults only, 373 Oity florida reported more 30.-were enrolled. At the everyone to buy from end of pupils. Approximately 26,000 of ad I:00A.M..3:30pM Longwood area pupils in classes this year. Last spring's term, about 42.300 thiu rhsl!røn Two bedroom trailer, with Phone33) cabana. 0791 ebud, 1. Mo*ctaythruFrjday CLIFF JORDAN " IS ALCOHOL A PROBLE M Most of the parents thIs year whites, or 32 per cent of an en- ficlals said. porch & private f enced yard Call 1 thru S times ........40c a line -_ Air Con ditioned Room IN YOUR a'ter FAMILY? 5 pm, 373 0555. say they don't care where their rollment of 118,000 were in REAL.TOL I)) 1212 Officials in Mississippi clal m 6thru25 times ...... 3Qca tins I AL-ANON Men Only child goes to school," said John school, 1BEDROOM$'x4;' 1)1 Myrtle Ave. 327 277,9 2bdrm, lbatn.. den, 5500 down, 5)S5 little change in enrollment fi 26 times .. ........ . 23ca line For families or friends of pro,I' 513 MONTH Goonen, director of Florida's drinkers mo 91 ; pct Acre Realty, White enrollment in public tires from a year ago, and bu M l? 173 (S7.0 MINIMUM CHARGE) For further Informat ion call 473 45 u [t'I. 1()!. )i 77: pupil placement. JO Apartments Rent schools last fall dropped by lug was expected to be abe it or write 3 Lines Minimum Southern officials gave sev- about 12,000 with the start of the same. However, a priva Unfurnished Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.( 37 Business Property era] reasons for the lessened large scale this fall under a SANFORD REALlY Box 5.53, Sanford, Fla. 37771 school official claimed Mi 5For Rent I or 7 bedroom duplex apartments. ______________________________ 7603 ('ark Dr enrollment-a leveling off of federal court order issued in the sissippi's first grade populatic Furnished or unfurnished. 60' Day', 372 7717 3.000 SQ ft. with 1)00 sq ft. a the birth rate and continued summer of 1973. Last spring, was c office Announcements swimming pool. 1270 S. Orlando slowly dropping each yea r. 6 Child Care space, Zoned M 1. New metal -, white (light to the suburbs to between 27,00028,000 were Or 323.,2.2P. building on Airport In South Carolina, pubi 371 C 1-Card of Thanks avoid integration, FRAI4KLINARMSAPTS being bused, ST. JOHN'S REALTY school enrollment this fall is e Baby Sitting in my home. Hot meals 1120 Florida Ave. 2-In Memoriam Tennessee and Louisiana also Good referen c es. Man ,Fri . 371 BROKERS Georgia public school offi- timated at about 530,000, dow reported a decline In pupils in 025$, Sanford. 3-Cemeteries ONLY 96t ONLY 3,000 from last ThiTlm,TestsdFiqm year. A scho private and parochial schools. dais estimate an enrollment official said APARTMENTS 4-Personals 372 Baby Sitting In my home, Monda the decrease ii Busing apparently increased statewide of 630,615 for grades fleets the through Friday. 373 6447. S-Lost and Found national trend of I.aduii 2 (torm 3tsr'urm sc. It. warehouse, ree3y for in most Southern states and one through seven-down 12,651 You today. Excellent location at I 1 lowered birth 6-Child Care rate. Will keep children in my home da LAKEFRONT none reported any major prob. from last year. For grades SR 46 OC night; or weekend% . HARRISS REALTY In North 7-M9tels 373 2955 Carolina, an educm Hotels 1 eight through 12, officials (orelenis. Winter Springs SPANISH PRESTIGE Lion official said III-Eating Places 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PARK 2546 S. French Ave. Orange County, Fla. expects cast 404,042 pupils this year-a "about the same busing will b as last year, NEAR c p nç 9-Good Things to Eat Thrr',' tvdrOoni 373 0051 or 62 fl4' 322.844,4 86,000 pupils this fall, up about gain of 1,515. but he said cost has cropped uj 10-Do It Yourself 9 tome only 2 years old Extremely Good Things to Eat 725 from last year. About 8,000 well landscaped and well kept, In populous Atlanta, pupil en- as a major problem. * *GENEVA GARDENS, * * 41 Houses for Sale 11 -Instructions will be bused, the second year rollment was down this fall Central heat and air, carpet and Single story studio, 1, 2, and ,,The cost of operating schoc OCEAN SHRIMP drapes. Will se ll some furniture if bedroom apartments. Pool, Comm Properties of a court-ordered plan rtilth about 3,600 from last spring, buses has simply been reflectei Travel& Recreation needed Ideal mortgage at 7.. pct clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, FREE homedelive,y$54. caused controversy last year. when 88,000 were enrolled. Of fi- in inflation," said Dr. A. Craif and priced well at 1)0.500 kitchen equipped, central heat and Homes, Lots Pleas, call 305 $30 6461 air. Monthly renta!s from $142.50 . In Jacksonville, the second dais estimate, however, that Phillips, state superthtendent 13-Travel Agencies and 322.2090. 1505W. 25th St., Sanford year of fully integrated cross- more children will be regisHe said the number of pupil, 14-Camping.Rcsorts Acreage Village Real Estate ' 18 Help Wanted Altamonte Attractive 2 bedroo m busing for the school system tered by mid-September, in North Carolina being bum IS-Action Sports ______ REALTOR Open Weeentft JOHN KIfIDER. ASSOC. townhouse. l' baths, complete DF.LTONA 1305) £14 4131. opened in late August. "It looks An education official said the had leveled off to about 800,000 Employment kitchen, carpet, drapes, carport, Earn Christmas cash se W. Garnett White DeLAND (901) 731 ou) llingSM,h North Carolina has been bus like one of the smoothest open- drop was "due to a combination storage 4)0 1707, 4)) 2451 319 _____________________ Coventry ieweiry, No Investment Broker, 101W Comme 5417 _______ rcial Car & phone necessary ings we've had in the last 5ev- of factors, the flight of both ing for a long time," he said, 111--Help Wanted , 373 7791 ( .inrw, ?becjroom',. family room. , Sant Ord 321 lii) after 6. eral years," said Francis blacks and whites to suburbs "We are now trying to find a 21-Situations Wanted tchen equipped, carpet $17,500 NORTHEAST- Lake front estate, SANDLEWOOD VILLAS J22 2787 Babysitter wanted 7:30 till Brown, director of trans. and the high mobility rate of way to eliminate standees." Picaresque 3 bedroom, 7 bath 1)0W AIRPORT BLVD ___________., Financial 4:00, Mon. portatlon. Fri, The state has about 1,120,0(X home set on 3. acre wooded residents." Atlanta's school SANFORD, 373 7470 Call 323 7975. After 4 HUFFMAN REALTY more pupils In public school, Phillipe 24-Business Opportunities lakefront $Ite. Acrots from golf system is busing about Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. He said about 56,000 -. course. Walk to schools. Fish, Cocktail Waitresses Busy said. 337 )594r 327 US) Lounge this (au. 25-Loans 110,000 pupilss in the system are boat, swim or Ski from your own Company benefits, Apply in 31 Apartments Rent One system still under super. boat dock. Near shopping and person to Holiday Inn, Altamonte riding buses. He said 38 buses Furnished Louisiana officials said pupil vision of federal court is Char- U-Insuran major arteries Only $43,600 with Springs. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. 27Investment Opportunities were added this fall, bringing populations declined in public, lotte-Mecklenburg, the state's VA FHA or owner tenancng SAN MO PARKS, I. 7. 3 Bedroom Want Ads the total to 515. Banquet available for the qualified buyer. help, waiters and private and parochial schools largest, with about 78,000 Trailers 6 Apts 2 Adult parks, 2 Call Everest Realty, Inc., waitresses Apply in person 9 1 S. Family parks 35if Hwy 1192. In Tennessee, enrollment is because of lower birth rates In pupils. The system bone of the REALTORS 671 0*05 After hours Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs. Sanford, 3731920 Day, Wk, P,'.q expected to be around 900,000, a the 1960. Rentals Bring Results call Loyal Walley, Assoc. $677363 original plaintiffs in U.S. Sodrop of about 25,000. Looking for a nigh The Orleans Parish enroll- preme Court decision on busing 219-Rooms for Rent quality Puce 3 bedrooms, I", baths, pool, 1)1W. Ist st, bargain? Look to "We have a baby bust, for one ment Is expected to be down to achieve racial balance. classified 30-Apartments Rant family room with fireplace and - BankT - only, permanent employmnf. Clean 2 bedrooms, wall to wall Can be a little doll house, 3 Apply 9 to 5. Holiday inn Alta carpet, air conditioflCd, heat, rooms. 1 bath, large fenced lot monte Springs carport No pets Call 4)1 5611 or with nice shrubS. A little work can 323 6592. give you a tot of house for the e money. $11,500. Low down 1i)erIencCd carpet salesman, bo th no qualifying residential and cominercisi . ''I payrrent, r.i(p, crt'r C3I1 1734357 L. - - _ Evening Herald ______________' linfurnished Bartenders needed, experienced .Pay . CONCETE.lar*e or small weilo it all. Fair prices. Licensed. Bond ed. CHASEY BUILDERS 147-7759 day or night. ______________________ __________________ &A BAC KHOE SERVICE Lanciclearing, septic tanks, fill dirt, driveways, All kinds of dgging 322 9142 or 3233%) ________ Lawn 5e1'VICO - (I&JIAWN CARE SERVICE Retilenlial & Commercial Free Ftt .iJ 0141. .,vrry Jim's Concrete & Masonry-Free estimates Floors, patios & drives (trick or stone planters Patch and repar work 377 3.400 Elucidy Painting Brick. Block & Stone Fireplaces. flarbegijcs. Carports enclosed. brick ',rncer, concrete dnivewais FRANKS MASONRY, 4316731 321 0151 anytime or R EMODELING at fair prices. Large or small we do it all. Quality work, free estimates. CHASE',' BUILDERS. 5624759 day or night. Cr, Ti..... RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Econolirie Vans to Diesel Tractors. lday lyear.323.53)O on't needs" Serve a useful 'pO5e again when you se ll them . a classified ad from the Herald Call us t od ay! Don't delay' Just dial 3722611 or 531. 9993 To place your low cost want ."1 - Sift________ SIDING, TRIM AND SEAMLESS GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES $62 NI5 - - I "be want brinq big, big ri'SuitS .!....St Ti -, one 332 2611 or III 979) r-r-lue sales are in season Tell the i.'eople about of with a ClaSsfetj 40 in tht. Herald 377 2611, 4)) Home Improvements John's Fix It All Lii..' ry, AA.',,. or Truck Rentals Wall. Papering (,..,,:' i t - '.- .'j -i'.' - PAUL SLATER ProfesSional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential, Commercial Freeeitimates Ph. M 647] F'Olinflng and Wallpaper ing No job too small, Quality workmanship Ph 373 5579 or 373 4719. lon I needs!" Serve a usefu, purpose again wtien you sell them w'th a classified ad from the Herald Call us todiy! Don't delay' Just dial 37776)) or $31 9993 To place your low cost want ad ClasSified ads serve the bowing and Selling communIty r,er,'da, read and use them often Call 322 7611 or 831 999). to ,Ci P'.i • C C'VC lOi re111 value fcl~ 11 t',i' the e'as','t,rd ails an rc'.p,i,ii Wel Drilling i __` _-_7_ ___7 - - j~., .- I �1 213-Evening Herald Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974 by Dick Turner CARNIVAL - WIN AT BRIDGE By OSWALD and of the losing team. South decided to use Blackwood and 11 settled for six when North 'ORTII showed Just one king. Six Is the 4 A 862 It K J 105 right contract and South made +8653 It. 42 At the other table, South went into a series ofcompllcatedbids + Q109543 after the three-heart response. 9 73 Eventually he landed In seven. J9 4 141074 J%%IF.S J(()fl\' 4 KQJ9 4 1087 5 J SOUTH ID) ALLEY OOP IF YOUR VEHICLE IS FAIRLY SMALL, THEN GETTING IT INSIDE T1E LAB WON'T BE DIFFICULT! 67 by Dave Grouc ...VU SEE, AWHILE RACK OSCAR AND I DECIDED THAT WE NEEDED A LARGE OUTSIDE ACCESS 10 THE TRANSMISSION ...SOWEHADTHLS OVERHEAD DOOR INSTALLED! CHAMBER... . . I SEE! AND UNLOAD IT! - " L - 9fIIJ () 9?4i1A IV T ½ç LIS Ps THE BORN LOSER by ' NOT WHPT Y4%4 A Q 8642 + AK2 ALLMXI HAVE 1ODO IS BACK 'YOUR RIG UP Art Saniom KCkJ '4OU KY)IJ Aift CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS TH IS THERE.LL. NO MORE SLEEPING ( INWCL.A$SJ / by Larry Lewis 4A64 Neither %'ulnerable West North East South IT i'as 3V I'L'S 4 N.T. I'a.s 5• Pam S NT. Pass 6t Pass 6, i'as.s Pass I I a.v% Opening lead-K4 SORRY, *:Yi; 1T WA ( I By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) —Flames erupted in the bowels of the luxury liner Cunard Ambassador today, forcing most of the 290 crewmen aboard to set adrift In life boats in tt. h G I f exico, iM where they were picked up by rescue ships. "Gee, Dad! H ow can I get my homework done with you hollering all the time to turn down the Tv? By Rogei Bolle FUNNY BUSINESS But the engine room fire raged out of con• trol, and officials said there was a threat of an pl osion if ha fl1 1 ivi.' rhi.'a ted di esel fuel. Fifty fire fighters and the ship's captain Robert I toward remained aboard. n ex 14 There were no immediate reports of injuries. The 480-foot liner was carrying no passengers at the time of the fire. The rescue ship plucked the other 240 crewmen out of their rafts and boats bobbing in gentle swells alongside the crippled vessel. Clouds of thick, black smoke shrouded the scene, about 39 miles southwest of Key West. a FUE IbOT TDREFOR1F m4Taim6/N lilt 1(L7A 9Yftth(24y AT lilt MI5i ;:.• t.. I 65S I 8t7TL W PAW U'1LJ?h IV 7W J%/IW -• 1 jur I JL LtJi _u,•" 1'4 l tAV AVAOZY 14NO1 SOW III!, TI ill klArA PAh'lf-71i4T$ REAL Ly (CWNA W 77 'i4t &4x.. 14.4,1c themselves and couldn't." )tV4 iwAr 117 ILid• Li/il TH/' / The naval ship Tallulah, with only a small crew reached the burning vessel shortly after the men abandoned ship. It was unable to get too close to the liner because it was carrying aviation gasoline. "There are no reports of panic. Things seem to be going orderly, as orderly as something like that can," Johnson said. He remained in radio contact with the ship and with Coast Guard planes dispatched to the site. Mk't HEY ir CAUI'gF 4VY i1 / or ANY FRTlCtJL.AF KINP, SOPPY? POOKF. SHOT O'RLJM! 0 _ 0 F'M BUGS BUNNY Y T' HEAD 'EM FFJ4T 'TI( PASS ° 'i' z': SEND FMfH' CAVALRY...TH' 4t)('c HEY! WHATS T}4') 1'H' IDEA O'TURNIN' 7 ZZZ/' PRISCILLA'S POP C by Al 's..;. i. I. , Verm..r • f 1? lot The luxury liner, built in 1972, had left Miami at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and was enroute to New Orleans to pick up cruise passengers, a spokesman said. The ship can hold a maximum of 600 passengers. The Ambassador had discharged a load of passengers Wednesday, following a a cruise to Nassau, Bahamas. - - 13 r NN by Dick Cavolli VAMPIRES. JUST 'tO(JAE? IT'LL BE I'D LIKE THINK READY TO! THEY'RE NOT WHY HOT! HAVEN'T GOT MY AIR CONDITONER ING I COOL SrhrrI AAnniz — _________ a. [ V -- "IL-54 -. —4- , -- - r• , ,l • H . •' -- r - - - ,, _ ' L tt ...•j,j :'' I. '2' _-.. jL - _- .., T14AT5 HER. 7 AN HERE$ ALL RIcHr,.. \ HER PARTNER. FERN FOYLE... I ARTHUR PIKf.. -LiA"DEVON KNOWN TO YOt' :'EWERRYA,5AWEFZNON • \ I PIKE &6 BIT FISHY, WHAT?.YOU'LL PARPOIJ MY 5MALL JOKE, I by Crooks & Lawrence PIKE& Ac':... ff7 MORE F1H! 5tJRf.,,IF 'if BLAZE5. REMEMBER7 ( ANt) WE'RE YOU'LL PARPN 21 THAT FRIENPLY OUT 100000 U5 FOR NOT EPJCiLgf,HMAJ w& \ ciIipç, LAUGHING' NET ON Dff'OE r . _____ •1 I 0 • *'..'- EEK & MEEK by Howl. if 1 AL PHABET 50L)P Schneider A H. I FCRGe)T -C7APE Pending Appeal .. - _____ '7. •fr; ç:. . • ;1 ,. . • '.1 B CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer •' # a " Longwood •::i'. ''r Defea ts _ - roposed Tax Hike g wt_~3~ A ft - - IN ApprovecJ FRANK AND ERNEST - by Bob Thavu ' By Authorit y - ODDLY Z THINK Z814 Index SHORT RIPS I'M STARTIN& AN INCEN71VE PLAN 1Z) HELP BOOST AN YCENTIVE PLAN..... by Frank Hill YOU MEM I_LL GET EXTRA MONEY POR 9 WISDOM TOOTH. th _ / t- -c: ---------- , . _ - EVEW JOKE I VaV LAUG _ _ Seminole County plagued does not increase as the school with too many students for the year goes on, rather it declines past several years has a new drastically as young people quit problem-too few youngsters In school. The problem is a financial two of the county's southend one. The school system i.nzh schools. School Supt. W. P Layer told projects enrollment and the School Board Wednesday budgets accordingly for state night that Oviedo High School funding at the rate of $740 per with 177 fewer students than student, hiring personnel In line anticipated and Lake Brantley with the estimate. When less students enroll with 149 less students than than anticipated the high school projected, are In trouble, budgets are thrown out of Lake Howell is just not kilter, meaning that state growing, Layer said, noting money is lost. that that Forest City school was Layer added that the expected to have 2,155 students enrollment at Lake Howell High and 2,006 are enrolled white School, currently operating Oviedo was expecting 1,200 and afternoons at the Oviedo High AR lt)). School plant, is 833, far below Layem warned that unlike the anticipation. Hopefully a elementary and middle schools, mistake was made in the high school student enrollment count, Layer said. Bundy Trial Off , CAPTAIN EASY 7 Monday's scheduled trial date for Altamonte Springs Public Works Director Don Councilmen II.A. Scott, June Lormann, I)on Schreiner (on floor) chop budget Bundy on charges he violated the state election laws and conspired to commit perjury has been canceled as legal maneuvering Increases in the case. Assistant State Atty. asude ro Van Hook today said he will F appeal a ruling by Seminole Circuit Judge Voile Williams suppressing testimony to the state attorney's office by Bundy and other witnesses. While the appeal and tULlE WILLIAMS Williams' suppression do not deal with the renewed and several weeks ago, and The 1974-75 budget as it now meetings Wednesday night and IGWOOI).Plans raise substantial water rate hike was street department; $198,800 ministration (including city corrected charges Bundy was Williams took the occasion to to stands for the city of tonight bring the budget closer due' to face Monday, the trial blast State Atty. Abbott six certain, taxes 63 per cent to police department; $52,132 fire attorney and accountant fees Casselberry can be balanced to a balanced slate. A tentative property Council Wednesday night IIUtIS department; $9,700 city clerk's and to increase water insurances, social security and will be delayed until the matter Herring's handling of the with out setting a tax millage, budget is scheduled for adopis settled, Van Hook said. Uirown out the aettled on a four mill tax levy office; $19,160 water and sewer retirement.) case— comparing his tactics to by accoroding to Councilman Edith tion Sept. 16 and pre3en. rates were clerk's office; city councilmen for the new year. municipal by $15,707 The delay was fortunate for those of the Russian secret Pay raises for city employes Duerr. tation to citizens at a public window state because Circuit Judge police. The expense side of the court; $9,600 building inwere held to 10 per cent across the Wednesday night, after a four "We originally estimated that hearing on Sept. 23. By state This week, Wiffiams issued a we would be transferring law, city budgets mmt be and one-half hour budget budget sets $120,091.68 for the spections; $10,630 parks and the board. Council budgeted no A. J. Hosemann Jr., now water department; $10,200, grounds; $13,901 bookkeeping increase in monthly pay for handling the case, this week final order before transferring workshop session, money to utilities from general adopted by October 1. sewer department; $102,112.50 department and $165,000 ad- themselves. said he weuld throw out the new the case to Hosemann for actual Finalization of the general funds, but elimating the utility The council majority- Don charges if a key witness is not trial — renewing his severe transfer appears to eliminate Fund budget is expected to produced by the state for criticism of Herring. tax millage," Mrs. Duerr said, come at tonight's sesSIon, Schreiner, June Lormann and at midnight H. A. Scott questioning by defense Repeating his earlier blast budget according to Mrs. Duerr. Eleventh hour completed attorney Newman Brock. against Herring for allowing "Wc originally planned to The witness, John McGrath, chief investigator Jack allot $200,000 to utilities," Mrs. department money requests and settled on a budget calling allegedly gave Bundy $400 to be Fulenwider, a non-lawyer, to CLOUDY Duerr said, "but since utilities for an inrrea%e in property tax distributed equally between subpoena and interrogate provide revenue, rates CUfl DC of .32 mill (32 cents per $1(x)O Altamonte City Councilman witnesses in the absence of a raised in that de partment for its o perty evaluation) wi th no Dan Drfman, and then- lawyerWiuiantscalls Herring's pr operation." The $200,000 can be hike In water rates. councilman Donald Myers. procedure "shocking, indeed transfered to the general fund By s:A ('Ol)E deadline for submission of biL The Authority adopted the however . McGrath has frightening." budget, elinunating a need for a Councilmen B. H. Ferrell and Weather I)etalls Page 8A is Oct. 3. herald Staff Writer Master Plan for the airport as remained in Tulsa, Okla., In Comparing the questioning, property tax, she said. B. L Helms and Mayor Eugene Also, the board members requested by the Federal recent weeks, and Brock has and the granting and later The initial $1,780,737 budget Jaques were absent. Helms to continue Aviation Agency, prior to the been unable to question him as revocation of immunity to There was no discussion of moved proposed by City Manager has the past three the proposed Seminole County correspondence wi th bo th the final approval of a $1.6 million the law requires. Bundy by Fulenwider to the Harry Hug provided for an council meetings and Jaques Jail on Sanford Airport grounds county and the City of Sanford grant for the project. The perjury and conspiracy "Star Chamber," Williams eight per cent across-the-board has been boycotting the at the Sanford Airport concerning the widening of Airport Administrator JS. charges against Bundy stem says "such shock and fright Is Around The Clock ........4A pay hike for all city employees. Authority meeting Thursday Airport Boulevard into a four. " ed" Cleveland said the from the state's contention elevated to sheer horror..." R Bridge ...................4B Even though $320,000 has meetings for two months since The judge goes to pains to already been sliced from the council began the procedures to morning. County Commissioner lane highway. The latest initial improvements of the Myers and Dorfman violated Calendar ................ 7A from system election laws by accepting the Sid Vihlen Jr., requested response say he is not criticizing who the runways and lighting Comics ...................48 initial figure, Mrs. Doerr said reduce his $10,000 annual an opportunity to discuss the municipalities stated such an could money from McGrath through Fulenwider "for these errors begin as early as Nov. Crossword Puzzle .........313 that "It now seems that we can salary to $2,400. im pr oved access road Is In the Bundy. issue, was not present. of judgement. I know him to be Dear Abby ............... 8B still balance the budget and Leases of buildings on the plans, but the plans call for an Bundy and Myers have ada man of complete loyalty to his Earlier this week council Dr. Crane ------------ 5A leave in the pay increase." The Authority did discuss the extension of Lake Mary airport tract were approved for mitted to the state attorney's employer and one who would Specifics concerning utility appeared ready to boost county's crime lab project, also Boulevard, rather than (in- Starline Enterprises, Inc., Dr. Lamb ............... 8A office they falsely said all $400 follow any directives issued Horoscope ................8A rate increases and revenue' property taxes from the current to be located on airport proving Airport Boul ard . No Standard Law Enforcement was given to Myers w hen first him by his immediate sunerior that IA k .4Ii ha 'a in_ a.. _&... ti_ at.. - .. . Casselberry May Remain'Tax Free' IT'S TOO REPAIRING NOT2 . THIS IS OF THE SOON, WHAT 'S ANY TODAY' MR.LODGE! ENERGY SIR.... TAKING SC IYOUIZFE _44 -. Ar WINTHROP Seminole Losing ;,.. I : _ - The liner, owned by Cunard Lines Ltd., reportedly was leased to Bahamas Cruise Lines, whose officials in Miami were holding an emergency meeting. Most of the ship's crew are British. The 210-foot Coast Guard cutter Diligence in Key West would not reach the burning liner until 11 a.m., Johnson said. The 565-foot cargo steamship California was about seven miles away. by Heimdahl & Stoffel Wi('4CK. ,• The nearest ship capable of helping to fight the flames was about three hours away when the first distress call came from the Ambassador at 7:15 am. EDT, Johnson said. That was a 41-foot Coast Guard rescue ship with pumpers, dispatched immediately from Key West. "They've found a hatch five feet above the water line and instead of pumping w aover ' the top, we'll pump through the hatch right into the engine room," a Coast Guard spokesman said. -, I The board adopted, on schedule the "emergency" used as leverage on the state tesy"student.s (those within the wrathequ.ally among the board sheriff John Polk's recom- work as rapidly as possible. legislature for additional two mile limit) who were faced members, Layer and ad. mendation reso lutions directed with dangerous walking rnlnistrative personnel, and Dr. Stuart Culpepper, after a transportation funding. The Seminole County School to the county commission l5 minute recess when he talked Supt. W.P. Layer said situations, particularly In the marked their statem e nts School Board has denied the request of asking that walkways be with parents pushed to ap- before the board should ap- SR 436, SR 434 and French during a 9-minute discussion Altamonte and Eastbrook constructed to both schools, proval a motion asking the prove with boos, catcalls and apbusing more students Avenue areas, I ........i...... _..I._..I ' "" -""l in addition, he sala witn live plause for one another. advisory committees at each within the two mile limit (the bus children within the two mile separate the &"&&awalkways from county school to consider new schools operating this year "How many bodies do you state does not provide all school buses, in good conneed before limit to the schools, but the highways, and that whether all students should be county with funds for busing you do unanimously adopted a motion tustrailIan Circle are fully used. He noted something?" one parent called from bused and how the board would students who live two miles or ditlon, which could lead to the busing Eastbrook subdivision to the pay the costs. less from a school) other that 10 15-year old buses, not fit from among the standees at the of all .students countywide. school be opened, paved and a pttuuis with bus over- for everday use, are kept for back of the meeting room. It was tixiiatid (kIt annual e mergencies. Alth ough Board Chairmt; Parents, insisting their bridge bui lt across a drainage costs of transporting all crowding must be solved. He Disgruntled parents, who Davie Sims conducted I I I for auto traffic. said the 10 currently used buses children's lives are endangered students would be $2 million, to fu ll y u nd ers tand meeting In good humor to this to transport exceptional appeared walking along heavily traveled The resolutions also request a $800,000 more than currently children, handicapped whether the board's position when they point, he called that statement Palm Springs and Howell reduction in speed limits during spent, in addition to the costs physically or mentally, to left the meeting, were still "inunature and uncalle d for" Branch Roads, Jammed the school hours on th e two high. acquiring new buses, special programs must be dissat isfied with the action, and th rtatened to Jiut off school board meeting at the ways and that "waist high" Culpepper's motion passedofcontinued Many said they had been public pa rtici pa tion. "We have . county commission's cour- weeds be cut along the Palm after board member Jean promised safety measures In to meet in the public, but we do thouse chambers Wednesday Springs Road shoulders. The Bryant noted that the advisory Layer said the school system the past and nothing was done, not have to let the public par. night. board asked that the county committee reports could be last year bused 1,600 "courThe parents distributed their ticipate," Sims said. "The fire's in the engine room and it's serious." said Coast Guard Lt. George Johnson in Miami. ''They tried to put it out TO SMQWwE u.,VE' WI LL POWER ,._.1 ws TkE I f.-1D ONE ¶ 5&5 ) ANO EAT TWO County May Bus All Pupils by Garry Trudeau ?—;' Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents IFII_I ±b load; 000NESBURy 1 J_".YroI (.. ACAEATON OUQ C>ETS '.."- ruffed a club; led a trump; rutted his last club and ran all his trumps to wind up with one spade and three diamonds while dummy hung onto the ace of spades and three diamonds. West had never thrown a diamond and East came to the mistaken conclusion that South had started with two spades and the ace-king of diamonds. He unguarded his queen of diamonds and the grand slam made. 11 I ( U The bidding has Well North East South 4 I'as.s 24 In the first Culbertson im jump raise to tflree of partner's suit was not quite forcing. Oswald Jacoby was one o(a group of Young experts who decided to play it as forcing. T Ii Culbertson followed along and I ,am 34 today the Jump raise Is forcing You, South. hold iii standard American, 4.tKe43A2 •Q44KQs7 The experts have gone back What do you do now to using ltasallnost forcing and A—Just bid three noirump. the chances are that within a Your partner must have a halfew years the standard bidders anced minimum with three will have changed back also. spades to the jack or less. TODAY'S QUESTION Today's hand decided an Partner continues to four important team match In a cut's. I What do you do now" most unus ua l way. Answer Tomorrow The bidding in the box is that as I7 wen 67th Year, No. 19—Thursday, September 12, 1974 ..•- -. . -e v -. . - 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 11, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 11, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 11, 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/58f31b35537eb9a771f071bbefce1834.pdf 23590f63a810e87a6a3b875792ca5f56 PDF Text Text ____ ____ _____ ________________ _______________________________________ 7r - .% '0 _ .7011 IGUITAQ: A -_,4 41N 5 i " .% -4(1 SX 1 ( ' p Z JAMF_S JACOBJ' r( NORTH *752 VAKJ2 Q9 - .d __________ ___ it&x i..- sut ____ M4N. ; —... it .,,) . - - : W98 K Q I i4 2 G~W OOD A 'ME , Kith ulnerabk F % Riss IV . -I 3r- 0 L b itz --7 I'l I AM t~cz- - - - %, - OW.T. F - 11 ,I ts ___________ _ 1 / IMARRIMiJ I SEL 10 OLD MRRA.6UQA,60 %' PCIME 1) .kJ(JR C)..O ii~~ I - a. — i CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS tEt___l -7 ____._ : GUESS THE COLLEGE ops To TURN OUT BETTER WEATHER FORECASTERS LIJ;4AT DO THEY'VE ADDED A NEW PREREQUISITE flETEOOLOGy 1W 12--.s c "w ~ mt ~~ 0 w4hwvc TWA% us $MCA Soulb a 4 A re Reme le I - I . d NN commLss*on seat in the next city '7~ __ .- McClanahan and John G. — __ Morris won new four-year terms Tuesdany as 26 per cent of until city commissioners by-eight-foot political sign.. the city's 7,011 voters cast canvass the returns and count plywood, posts and all s. '10 absentee ballots in an af- ,li.s,,Ippeared Tuesday f-!n Both iutntuis ionirs had t tM'fl SeSSion (0 41) 41 Ut) o % ir ih( (.11) ,j(! prepared for runoff campaigns, hill estimated their cost at $400 but they were re-elect ed in each . te C thpends on what happens later on." Ke th said he plam to seek a Itelated Photos, Charts and Stories (Ili Page IA. Incumbent Sanford city 11 in t he car and honk the horn while their wives are drcsing! , Morris I n ItOH! ivu City Editor - S 4 STAND I- - effcrt e:wouragis-. and noted, who voted for me." Mrs. Woodhouse said she w:,s the victim of "dirty" ainpall, praitlii-" but (kiliflu) Lo i plain, sa ying ' maybe U wii .. i -. - '4 i! 7 T 7r7 7 .,f - , Iff ~!t--- T". I = -__p _______ me out later.4' I ran what I thought was a total garnered by their op- be sworn in for their new terms an Imitation straw ciimpaign . dignified campaign, with a few O AK - I -k I&MA Jan. 7. -hat with the words "Win, Win," dollars. Never once did I stoop ff 11 In the race for commission % McClanahan, who came congratulated McClanahan on a A-Ir. ,,(.4, to the dirty practices I ww.-,4 A __-1 -, seat three, McClanahan had 960 within 10 votes predicting his good race but told b}sthnders, \ -•I,-subjected to I wish to thank totes, while contractor Alfred The) haven't heard the last of gathering strength, said, those friends who voted for ri'e ILMr 4 t)eLattibeaudiere got 361 Part "I'll continue to represent all me )Ct" Asai interested citizen, I ill time reporter airs Steiia the people to the best of Iliy Thornton said he's not bitter continue to expound on the -, 1 Woodhouse had 252 and auto ability and spend the time about being defeated in ins first problems facing Sanford, i' dealer Guy Thornton took 250 necessary to do the job" 't . bid for office But i am though I doubt if I'll run again," "I'm really happy I'ninot rna disappointed at th low %otr she said, in a prepared ~-tq h1off i3 regained commission - - _~-Z=_-_E -. - - -_C- -- -____ runoff," the retired Navy of- turnout. I will work with the statement. ,I seit four with 852 votes. k Sanford's next election will be ficer mid. "I was all geared up city couauiss;on in any way I Clothing salesman can" he !aid. in December 1976 when seats E.O. for a runoff campaign "EtIdie" Keitb%ds br,wrid with ,L Winner A.A. McClanahan, right, and runner-up held by Mayor Lee Moore and 599 ark] retiree Delbert Euga flowever." Thornton said he has no plans commissioners Gordon Meyer Ile-elected Sanford city commissioner John G. Alfreil Del. -ittibeaudiere. ' chat with supporters garnered 199 votes. Morris, too, was ready for a to run for a commission post in andJuhanStenstromwiflbeup Morris and wife, Bernie, review election with following Sanford el ec tion. The returns are unofficial runoff, and noted 19 of his four- 1976 but said such a decision, for election, crowd of citizens at Civic Center . K .. ~ *1 I '_'. 'k., ~ . - .._*:"_1Z1 i - *.!. By Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINESS [ HJQ! qOU CAMe a tV( 14E 5MI cj IC~;T ,T RE , \ EDM) ______ DeLattibeaudjert, sporting _______ - j ThE - - I . If 1 I Tomorrut ' t11 I ! — — FATELI . , over your three hearts What do -;.-u C1 2t £*1'Ey OrfR T/* A tW6V 77AE5/ t R/4 / (14 ,jw,'A , 7 M ____ a fl%%rr cCl anahan and Morris will t.ase with more 'totes than-the —-' I TODAY'S qi ISfl()", of bidding four hearts A HAVE NOW J . 1AF4 V ,-J I I ! I ___ — ana 14 IX= North f.att b reak 4-4 but he knew that a s tilt - I li, by Larry Lawis _ ARTHRITIS., ) 'IOU HAVE TO TifIN Ile Countcd only four losers In 4~rxt I . his dubs Unfortunately ii that purpose, he was going to run out of time West wouH gct his spades set up first - A A ~ ". favor just over tl~, ee to one, %hit do you do now' Solith Analyzed the six of '%-Just PASSr Your partner hat spades lead as fourth best from made a %er) strong bid. but he is a (our, fie or six-ca rd suit lie ulhfird aih game 4nd iiiii ou should be Ito Counted a lot of .Inning tricks little pdr Remember his to spade cue b for himself, if the could did not gu.Irantrr sp a de COntrol - LACj1 _____ 11 ____ %%r%1 Price 10 Cents ______ left. finc3se, then it is clear that two inesse" are better than OflC Out. finesse , or ti oposiflon. One ease out of two makcs the odds in your by Art Snso -n / OH,'1EAH 7 WELL,IF ThAT'S "!gamfi , Sanford, Florida 32771 j I . THE BORN LOSEP / r 1 #NaFZ~~*Z_:_ :,; 2n Then South would still have :;ii, Vass ! N 7 . Illss pass 3 N,T rl J1Jg 1 __ Ofiening lead-sA -9 ,, - , - II;I ~, F N V.1ss : rj~ Ir "'.71, il - ~''! , 11, ~6 .! ~ - - - -1 , -- 34_- 10' Ncrth Fast West 1 1 ~1~ 9; cent chance was certainly better than a 33 per cent one. But he finally saw a better play. fie led his nine of hearts and let it It East's queen and South had his ninth trick. Suppose it had lost to the 4 1086 A8 souiji ' K - 11 I 67th Year. No, 91—Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1974 . A AK OV.AY...,JUST I HOW ABOUT IT'S AS MAXE A QUICX 0 1ThP SA(1( 10 PEA, C)!j J -MIL Ml~ J I WANT '~Vu — finessed 4 752 by Dave Gratis D SET Up ~~ t_ breaks 4-4 only about cent of the time. He counted eight top winners for himself and saw that he ' K _____________ IM SOUNDS ...vow A C?~ I £0863 V 41 Oop ALLEY _ 46 899~~~~ EMP. i - --------- . ______ . I •• 1 r T BRIDGE BY 0SWALD and - - . - __J ci — 5J by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Mort Walker — I _, 511 6; - Tuesday, Dec. 3. 1974 BEETLE_BAILEW -- ____ - ^ 8 B— Evenfna Hrr4ifrf.Spfird F!. •r__ )t1MtJ(U&4'1Y JWC4i/7J /VT 1D ______- ' -"' ______ AVT .J-II1__ — 4 - ___ . VI 0 q..._,. - i;.--.--____ = AA__ t . ) -- 1 0 '. / I -- G\'OOOLSONAN ) EXERCISE <ici -' . 11 f)t I -- \ ( TO JOGGING - ( os" I _ #' a ti, r _,J F"46 1 P'UK ~I ltlI A__ ,- ' iii, 1 ' ___________ op- 1 __ '' NTHROP WHAT LUtJ ) 5L' J Y-O *II I -,J f ____ \' — ."" ________ - ' _' * f -- : __i I -. I f k - _____ __ . , " _\'.) ..~ I ,i i~ L>w L&_ :. ___ ____ - I Ili ~,,,--_ ,: __ 1___1C " .-., -__~--; '. i;~J )!!,~, t ? . ~(, \, .., ez - - ______ .. ~ ,11 ____ , - . 4-1 4 t _;11 7 0 _. ,;~. AA 1111111iIIII I ~k _-' j.i)1 winners, from left, J. H. (rant, Onnie Shoniate , James Lormami and Ierard T. Connell • ann arty last night to de with his resident and city businessman, mother and wife, Marcia, in the was given more than 550 votes, Sanford Christmas Parade, al though running unopposed. per cent of this city's 962 voters plan for Lake Mary. "We've got elected newcomers Walter to have one before we can even Sorenson as its or, and talk about iteniasuch as parka I 1111LB Baan or an)lhing else. Insofar as I k ,untilmen Tuesday. going to judge each application 'Nheeler by 68 votes, 3N to Im The new wayor reafilk Lillian Griffin was the highest recognized limited re3(K=5&-. vote-get te r in her unopposed the biggest problem conbid for seat no. 2 with 457 vo tes. fronting this one-year-o ld city Bacon tallied 308 votes to "I'll say this," said Sorenson, former Mayor Margie fless'flo "tlwr won't hø any inr,a'n votes in the race for counciI taxation. Befori that ever seat no. 3. and Perinchief happens, we'll go to the pubfic amassed the largest margin of with a referendum and let thern victory over his Wnent, Irvin decide if the projects they're o considering are w orth the extra Connell in his first bid for Bl ankenshi p, There are 20 absentee ballots exptriditures to then) via inpublic office. said he tooks of which will not affect the out- teased taxes." forward to the challenge . ,#r .I t i:__~. I ....., I : - Altamonte Springs Council Seats . i J I .. . ,p . fo A i; -'I ., I .- ; d WE'Z . __ - -1 __.,, - I - ,. -b;., 4 __ / TRACKING 4 . i'd,i.J 11 1'cE .4 X , VIt ' EHiR 1OCOt.. CT ripe 1 '1 _...I 1) -;:'-11i#-. 6, homemaker," d cattipaig1r, for the coun-. held by Dan Uerfri,an, Do led 0 ,I __ - - __ _X;_____ - - '" 141 i. .. CHAIU.S tLt'L(KK former Radlo(f. j Index --: ~-ilrnan Cal DeVonE,y, at!ent90'.I.-.: -1-nn's Ar'4-:; . __- =- -.----, --___ pa,l, . (" . _ __1 / - %V!eth-.;, I. ., _: --------- -~- I M jm . - WALTER S0HE%'So*j - -_ 4 __ I -_-___ f_ -4 %_. - vrw_ , L? Congraw lielen Keyser, who m;' Y' qported former council.nan I i co unci lman Ton official that was not present t the party. .'. Inilled the level for George -'-- BA Pvhrs ct'r though he was inoppised (oi thi. office to w'uct' i.e was ropoin'ed last ,12C terni or t)on Myers, who _ 4% Around The Clock , I)eir Abby - I)r. Ninib V IF - __ r - ,!L~ # _-I - I __ -'.%V. __-4 - _ . - --.-------__ I ____ z___._ ,_ ____ ivkW. __ ; Wh:%) 4 , SERcS IN 134E ' . il~~zffv_-T t~, N MARTIN HACON SIL J, ;~. 14, , - - - --_1,-_.V z - - I - - __ clicourilging more citizen input into city government. i I . __ . -Z.7i4;-".fl- -~"i~ .!-,.7- i- ,- -27- ;N-M.111111FE .11 .-at - - 11-, I . 1I)c - . r .'.ti.h,- G:-rin, ,A-0 '.n."'l-I ol, " I 1 -- preserving the city's n, 7 * . I ,eb ,.;-,- TI.- o::, k,l, ,I fn,sue, prow;. 1, _ ._1 . . - e an overwhelming vott, come of cer.fidence to tl~e man ri-) Charles Sizer. 30, will be t . ____ Migh increase by shifting by Fran.4 lilll DE _ z- i - • . — P -- -- • -- •1 — t d'. I . -— . ______________. V - .' , 117W_ . =_ _~ IF I 1. I L ________ ---._ — ,.\ - . voter turnout elections. PrAr*-- ., ' ' - . - Mrs. Glenn and Perkins Capture - ;I i . .4 . ir"! .... . 7 _1E .- in_~ .;~~ __ ! k __ . by Bob Ths, V 4 t1 0 . 4 _1% . IN(;woomeI the present charter, he said, is the scheduling of tily elections I Ce-_~ 1-4 ~ , -,--tv" . . _ ---- -1 - . ,qqw I& " 9 I --- .. -V;1 - . ' ' ,., \_ / B DONNA EW ES Herald Staff Writer sirs. - CATSCDW -DK A SAIAa I t rPA __ 5. — __________ J J - Z 0 II .i ______ , - — — ',. ' "10 times eater but that much rewarding, too." Gaining top priority acLAKE MARY A "new cording to Sorensen will be broom" swept clean when implementation of a tand-ise ______________ ; "_ ____ Lok* DISTku(E (A I ((- - !nunbentCIrles tilascock, name was magic again In this Thursday. He will attach to his And popular City Clerk Bacon exuded confidence on Onnie finding solutions to the m)iad come of any of the races. The sec nd in 2.e field with 631 city Tuesday as voters elected car the same flag--p. blue field tee bafts will be counted his victory. "I felt I was going R. Shomate was given more of problems plaguing the t b!se otes, felt that "the people of the third member of that family with one star bearing the word than 600 votes of confidence, today. to make it all the time. The Grant said he is anxious for Casselberry took a good look at to city government SAL 0111ANDO A total of 543 people voted. "mayor," -that his father had although running unopposed for January to arrive to begin his neighbors sought my entry and th e candidates" and voted rSetting a record, at least for used year after year In the her ninth consecuti%e tso-)ear term of of1 Sorenson, who was defeated I believed them when they said accordingly. Glascock, who had the Central Florida area, parade. last year in his first attempt In they'd support me in this term in office. When her son's victory was not spent a cent on his earn- James (Jim) IA)rmann, son of local politics when he ran election" He pledged his Gerald T (Jerry) Connell, a l.orrnann said he planned to announced, Mrs Lormann paign until last Saturday, had the late mayor A. H. Lormann relativel new resident - he follow in his fathers footst councilman Virginia cooperation to the mayor and been the only' candidate In the and incumbent Counclimember has lived in the city only 18 with first person se rvice eps burstintote&s, saying this win against Mercer, said the efforts exto the was far better than her - _____. pendol this tin,e around %;ere nty to do so. On Saturdily, June Lormann, was elected nionths - and director of pc-op!e of the commun&, "N (,lascotk said,' I took some old mayor of his communi ty of research and development at problem of any citizen will be CU be 1,8 registered voters, wood and made 18 signs. It cost 5,500 persons. Martin Marietta, was elected to too small to get my attention," 44 per cent -- 809 -cast ballots. me $20" Belte%e(I to be the yetmgest the district five city council Lormann said, thanking the Th. election was canvassed mayor in the area at 23, I.nr- over four opponents. T=fl __ people of the city "for the op- today. Tbr n w officials take IX (,lascock, a retired w'rfl} mann n'ade pinc at a victory J Russell Grant, a long time portunit) to s?rre" office Jan 6 / lieutenant cozonel who is acti ve 4 ' in the family hardware business in Casselberry, hopes __ - -- -- - i to have the council working ona V'N ; - tv by Howie Schn#idor - IJUIINSPOI.SKI Associate Editor - y - ___ * J \ 14A kVMQ THAT ~vu .", 1`~ ~-o A - In Lake Mul - - ___._ Lormann WeinsMa or saeaT update the docuw,ent. One of I' 1 ,j, __ I clance :o get to City Hall during normal 8:30 a.m. to 5 - Il —W---- d, rAkr= IT: I, - -..t -- AMa NOW% ff _____ 14~ . ri I /%a N . __ 17, .1 . _._ __. , ".V,) , '-- - - - - . .' _ ' - __ I ____ _ __ 1 - /I " - I.; by Crooks & Lawrence GQY.MAC-' IT'L.*,RAFTA TAY ~~ I W1 .: --, e-__. 61__Y_ -4a%*! /I ' -_____ ___- ..!,:. L -__-i; , , ~W _,..It ~.A-;,_ T~ --.-,V. Jj /' ~~ Z~ ,;.-I *- .1 IZZ 4 .~ .4 - - I A - wI'. f y III 1 - .1 . . ip _____ _____ I . I I -i - I It _71 - , h;I, C1 F'r T14r- , 11 . , I1 I- 4 (2 'r_--7 U THINK IT) 1716PLAY r__ q1 ____ OKAY t~~ -, - _____ _____ BUT HEAI y0. MARGIE HAS TII GIVE YOUR BE-5T MOOSE CALL' /'E Cfr..L.! , .6-$ __ __ _____ C * J—_ C -3 .. , -1:4 ,- pset Jv ' 1 I - • CALLS - I - I 4 % I BID'J7 X AL'- O JUGMEAD -HE FIRST ON FIRST E TO % ) GEC 'L ING WHEN rI CONT ) FIR, , ..(\ :11% . . 4 ! ,-_.- ...' j ARCHIE I • ('\ ' :?'' ,_. p 41 .e k - U ._ -_ IX Z - I Orlando says that most ' .1 : V A%. , ---. . - - \ : f(? - ~~ il _) , '" - YOU MF& ' I —ii S 'Th I ____ gi having ndministrative offices stay open a few hours later one day out of the week. To cornpensate, they could close ear lier anothe r day, Orlando I HE STILL ~-.4wr s:OR-G—EN C LARK , 1%4 WORD V14 O GONE WIT "E WIND, I- I , / - . I C . THAT suBJecT) I by Dick C.alu 11 0 DON'T ! A ARE 4 % t,V I :''~.l .we 9. 1 ? i . 1PLEASE! - K Ii , ____ WI i i I YE-5, E,=:VEN ) . I ____ I1 1 . II -- - " - 1) - aft_' make "city hall more . 31 j _____ LANNGUAGE- _iI - POP PRISCILWS I - , '' -- ' -. IV 11 . I I . ____ 2. ,, ) & TERQ IBLE' . - by T. K. Ryan I - l i ) .) I ROpAN'svoi ? -__ -'%,., r. - j THINGS ! I-I.. I.- - A-— 144~ LLI I ff, ' (I--- - I nouride in their drinking water. Sal Orlando, senior engineering technician and CASSELBERRY member of the city's planning Casselberry residents Tuesday board led the four-mar, race for elected Sal Orlando, Charles three council seats with 703 Sizer and Charles GlasAvck to VDteST lie admitted be was nun,l and arpr' id u I tr surprised' at the out he I ,p .7 twrf pt ,r ftutusf; is& --- 5PAR1 PA ______________ _ I It A II I 11 S?INk'H &lVS __ t9 ' I U ( I '" IRON by H.imdohI&5g1j 6 JC I Ay ".- , — By BILL BEII.EVILLE Ileraid Staff Writer it - Post Tr'i* umphs 0 ' - - ____________ INWPMI _7 , . V L • __ ,~ -,~ iW, , , ( -') ~ ~ , 45 ( 0 i sj,ct, t _____ i I - BUGS BUNNY ( W. .T, A; a . I — *. 1. I _~e ., :Z~,_ * , I ___ - -—_---f.-_.r J t,.!_" TO I ( & — __ -, n - - - I / ~ TUMBLEWEED ________________________ -. i ___.r,A ~ Ill " ' P ; ~~_ ~~ I - )) -- __ t DO43"V )_ - I I -- - 9 ,, I THE' - , - • '•5• ._ i~,_ - 1 '. ( You HE DECIDED p I I C: - _ _~ ______jc '/ %.: - r ess 1 V - 5 - I 2 L I -& ______________________ BLOPIDIE I v wi - I II /Z-_1 r / 1 .. I I I -I I __ ' I. feels no bitterness toward Mrs Ke y se r for opposing tier iF I I 5 election noting she and Mrs Keyser are members of the * 4i.... *f__ __ t Z __ t - I V1 (a;"*. i~ VIP , K I I r . II - P' 1 : 1. F 1 11 i .i._V_~~ , I 7: I 1 ' -1 —1 % ' 1 A'- .1 I , U N I a good election and my cpport worked very hard, too,' ietery (pat the 'Eantastk elIg1ble3,S92oterscdct ballots people" who worked in her esaid,addingthattbejobhas ,it the,_ cit v' s three pollin! ,I campaign were the major -juslbegun." FtOti for r succcss 'It .ts nIiac ht ran on i pla tf orm of Yesterday's hign 61 low this Compkie %cather details on paiit SA morning (old again tonight . i Mrs. Glerui said after her offito Jan. 7, 1975. Only 2 per --id (5) of WIATHF4R ' — i -- L 4B .12(,' Tele0sion . Crossword Pur,le _% - --I'm sure we can cuntinue to I work together" election results were canvassed immediately after _Z2.1. RI L'L ItlM lilt the pals closed Q - ____TFW0M F I ill I I! ' i rT ''' 'c-'ç.?' -* S 'r '$V. III$ 1,. . • t'H- - t. " ,, .'. . i- 07~ - , ,.,• . • r ' ,, I . ,,, r s,.. • • ,: *; - . - .-- •4 .?t..*...:.,. , ,,. ,1 . .4 - ' .. . .-. -. PI4' 5T't -' i •-q - - -. •. ( -' - - -J .• .• "fT'1i' " . -.- ,,._, s.ê .--- - . --. .. - -.. -*4 i? -. • .. . . * d*g.it . ' ' - - 5 - -..... ; .,.5• , . -,..'•- . ..., . * 'g ,J P'#' • -. I ' ..s&.*- -. 4 'I'1' -, - t - 2 -. . * , , - . - P.. . . 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Z -K .j _____j I I - W I - - — ?nd ______________ 611 I STR EE r — — — — 1 f _; Ii . o 70 ,Ili, 't4J PARADE ROUTE 1.0 MILES condition More ttw. 40 floats will participate in nur--day's Dovmtown Sanford Christmas Parade twice Last year's minber, according to parade com-m ittee chawman Jerry Munson, who says more than 90 units will Bahia Motorc)vle Unit, American Red Cross of Sen inole, Sanford ,Naval Acadevy car, band, and a arclung unit; McLain's Junior Kinder School, Midway Elementary, Jones Iligh School. Sanford Recreatien Dept. Twirlers, Junior Woman's Club of Sanford, Evening Herald, Pack 508 and Trocip 508 car, 11 archling urut and float; I,OngwgW Fife and! Dandij, CorDs, 10 antique cars, Fleet Reserlve - n arch west on First Street beginning at :30 p.ff1. Hig.hlight of the parade, of course, will be the final float conWribig Santa Claus and thie- three winner-s submitted the parade who M are: B. J. Brigade i 1p"t orenson and Co., United MethiD&A Youth Fellow-hip, Derroci-aac Cauc%y. decided to Pxpjind !h.e rpat,p!. which initiates tax and S(ic WS&:urity te15t1On, and authorized it to estallish subcotriiiitt.et Coagressional Democr.ns talke'l Tuesday alxPdt tIaclng MiUi with Rep. Al Ullm.a. D Ore. !he No. 2 Dern cxTat on tw Merchants Asoc, (Miss Orlando and court); Page Airways, Campus Life club, Sanford ________________________________________________ --; Ovi4do High School Seminole Mental Health War; ' , , and Committee. Means d that çn:iltwe Steering rirnilnate Ullman. He tin rn t , '' ., . I *7. , power - I . . - a7 I ontrac () . T 20,922 (AP) 1,615, or 50.7 per cuntract, the miners received extended the voting deadline layoffs pending completlun of —Meinbers at the United Mine cent, were for the contract,. daily age ranging from $4j through tonight after weekend the UMW vote. Workers wind up voting today The Washington Foal report- W. snowstorm s which crippled Unofficial figures compiled ed that its Uncifficial tally of the Voting results are to be tek' travel in the coal flelds of Ap- by The AP showed that Vie con. tied, would bring an end to the vote throughTuezdayniihtw graphed to the union's Wash- palachia. tract was flatly rejected three-week strike by the na- 27, 17 favor and 2).846 fngton headquarters by each loDistrict 22 vo ters L Utah, tLion win 's soft coal miners, against. The UM`W has ' cal wnen the voting period ends t if W Wyoming and Arizona. JiVFigh UMW officials said Miners proposed Contract Is ratified, UMW Pi'esi&nt Arnold tonight. there voted 1 020 to C9 aga against no voting figures would be re- Miller had predicted the conmines wialda Until the I if votes, - -. - ' : ' : . '.: '' - a — ' - qr . - It 1;._ i AP . I- T -1. 6 % ". , -- . I n. .' ., ! 6 0 'N60, - ' - L.r , [ f I j ') . ,~ b 110, _4 .~ . I i ; . . . !I , A , -, % Z . I - 4 ,_ 6- 1 I I .1 , ).#-a t I I - -- _. -i IR r lPii, - -- i I .-1 - . . .-I.4 . W__ -2 - i I r7 - : : - .# - 11011111M . - is a=W Ledled f ThUda) 117 a . i !__11- M -__ If."e-?L ,__ " -OR PA."'ADE - - - - : 4- p, Sta Its Wun. mof the pam,tie them- ruawt Ten= Mmt, m, ig; Johnny K. - Xe Wetbvt U. 1-A .7 __ . t- - I- i - ___LI,6-L4L __ 4- 4 '. b4 '- - - --:-- - -- ---'-' — 'YS - • - - i -- -' -11, -___ 4 . • á .... - - - " ' 0g, - "C 4. ......... ,;, -*0 I 9."' I _____________________________________________________ ' CANCER UNIT ---4 .-. - - -- *. - r * ~ ., :1 I Seminole County Unit of American Cancer Society officially oPe'lled new offices donated by Ch&te and Co., at nord, Tuesday, with Mrs Shirley Huaznaji, unit 202 Onk Ave., and SO Chase Jr, doing the ribbon cutting MSBUCd by Solunteers, the office Is open 10 am to p.m, Moly throtjgh pi-egidegil, put -i- - p'eots may ts Bill Veto Ov - fr obtain free sickroom - -' 4' -- r- - I '..~-_._ . " 4 -4-' - -- * ' - • .. 4 - den i the bigger checks for son' - -- S I I ! _________________________ • rm On - on - -- - - Council Group 5 - Total Vote Cast 90 396 Altamonte Ends Free Collections * 1 - ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Vote By Precinct Absentee 1 Office Candidate 1 3 2 Total Lkillots I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — told that a move to franchise City council voted Tuesday outside so-Tvice for commercial night to end free garbage areas within the community collection service which city would probably be challenged residents 6ve had !or the past in the court& 20 years. The basis of the challenge City Atty. Joe Davis was would be that commercial instructed to prepare an or- entitles would be treated dl!. — _________________ Council, Dist. 3 _____ George Perkins ____________________ Sa1PJL4Glenn Council, Dist. 4 - TomRadloft dinance setting garbage ferently than home-residential collection fees for city owners; that while home 7 p.m., County Superintendent's 308 99 328 94 175 _________ _________ 2 546 137 542 0 50_ 68 __________ 293 _____ 935 Total Vc.!es Cast -- CASSELBERRY Office Candidate Report on tracts. Total Vote Charles Glascock Thrie Council John I 2) -1 631 430 leighty Ii) Sal Or!___ ______________________________ Charles Sizer 0) 625 - — WiLliamP.Layer — Firmjngup - on of Zones Lines Between Red For Fluoridation Against Flouriclatior negotiated con- Florida Power Easement icr I 6 La w ey 358 -______ Plans for Woodlands Elementary Winter I £ i eC I S Tota l _____ ________ Springs Elementary and Spring IAWTEY, Fla. (AP) - Walter Smith s friends and 4* - 4• 4• I "14 - )the firm. (cirmatfon 'r, the Semmole manager ShelJon decision for revocation on Oct. Polakoff WId the board that the 29. Relin, who could not be contract would be sent to aft present at the meeting when the mers with their Jan. I revocation was madc because County Attorney Howard of 'legal eoniniltments" In New I Marst-~ said that the contract York state, at the time was saWs-factory, evo;n if the fteatened to sue (he county cu.tomers did not sian it and arid the Individual COfl)' missioners for their actions. return it. P Commissioner Sid Vihlen Jr., Bridges. a Sa,iford attorney, tokl the bodrd tIit I' was then retained to bail the l.avender, of the county's an- firm out. Bridges told the burd thropod control department, that Seminole would meet the was satisfied with the firm's tertins of m- county ordinance improved level of service and wo uld work to upgrade their service. (luring the 3May interim. During the hearings Com .Villilen, w1u) also led t1w _ I ~~.-1T;. Vt_4_;_ ,a-_-_-LZEZ~-tj -7_ i*~3 1'_f-_---__;-,g~L-_4 . %-:~;--!f;~ - - SANFORD Candi da te Old and New Business. Items for Action Budget and Finance Emory Harden, 1 innce and Payroll Officer (it Conmussion Buriget Air Amen en ts, Per Trial Vote 'i - toaritission Snith s name was left on ttit bal lot in this tiny town so mci -- Stewart Gatchel v -i?, -!`_S.F_ _4~!%,___ , Alfriod Nl,attibmudiery Guy Thornton dm IUt'SdJ) - ~i Sea t 3 - II I__- -- - ___________________ - - ___ Delbert EuRa --- --- - - - —_ -_ tL:~Z- -: X4 .1~~fig, _1%-,--&_!%! _-,A-Vr~ ..--,--7 74k~ - _ 199 - - - - - r. Johi, G. Morris .1 __ - _______________________ - i Tota,l Vote At Polk- A=E~~_ ., -:~:Emilo;~o It - ~~_ NO— . "' 104 I ini.h inseari ar bra size was % sweater was a size 42. riding a n inibik Medical exaniners' repxts Httt on a received Tuesday were inconclusive as to whether the woman had been sexuall y aswulted, Fast said. City and county investigators - -______________________________ Office rela&!~ves buried him last eek Tuesday, they clected him to the city 925 Vote Cast _______________________ l,ake Elementary-Mrs. Hicks to address Board regarding Spring Lake Transportation, Job Dead Man probation for six Williams, ho seconded the finn's office to Lavender (or motion, asked for wèekl) spot checks" The board l0%idCS for till Ifiertte (Ii ,soidingliueLoard s request for ratcs if rj.4JLy notice Is given by a contract 11n1t cther In. disputed regular - i) - Mystery Woman Stabbed •I 4 I I i ( 2 1cr : million veterans receiving ben- benefits their six months - • - - 164 - Et"Ing -- - - B_ Booth The in northern Florida after he revocation was reports from Lavender on any okayed that tactic, but Hatdied of heart trouble Nov sche JedtotakeeffectNov , 12, coniplaintsthattusdepartment tawa) continued to ask for a Instructioral and Non 25. Ile polled 123 votes to 88 but was postponed until wight receive from Seminole list, ivaking the request again i _ aica ______ter__i Thesda rught at the refuse customers at last night's meeting collection firm's attorne), Jack Last night's action the Bridges, agreed to supply the result of numerous public board with a contract, and hearings held to determine if p-nimised to have the firm the firni was guil I -,pjt-d~ ,.(. '-!vel of servic,-. service, improper billing and t'*i,,.. 3r1dges the use of abusive language by Ii' carde, argil,N] that Seirih.,-ir %4w.l~ *-e its employes when dealing with An unidentifitti woman whose ('ounty ,Njptj~.-41.1 - v,,,, ,iinv,- Dr. 45 )ears, (lark brown greyng garbage i.. ,n L',. customers decomposing lad) as found G .V.Garay sa i d the ,oman had hair, weight 150 to 170 pounds, arra to supply a customer The fi,m I.earing was lipped Nov. 94 In Altamonte Sprinj~i been dead two to four weeks. lit lolllt (i-;c.f, !et- three-laches (-ntract. _.-p "~ I n 1, 'tellibi~r wheel (lied as Off bac & the result of two stnb I I Ttr boidy, partially-clad in a nd".-,hN s',zQ 1%. Thi eor,irtirt i1,,!nV-. Ilip ,4(orrit-y ; tis~riqrd 'i-1t:;, a wound-v, in tim - chc:. , .-..-.d ab. Ea3i wtid itusfitw.,s vitru found blue Aacks and a li ht-colored the body. 1he woman's 0 ufh i d f mnth1y paymet It itoittis this sa Ing it vaz un lnvestmnt In the future Tee TIM freshmen ,, w ' Iaii1 the Hmise and SO ta ,. Of veterans thA t would Nuip I in t~?t' the new increa,30 would be I F 0". better as cifizerui and UaJer the January checks. Ark. nlerrbers4. They 1~m act up Mills, D, Robert P. Gffffin Of Michigan At prwnt. seym million keep them ofj the riSir4 uneal. *. ,d fouIr nIII Milb r-olived Betlwsb Naval cast ft Ployment rolls. ve t erans are *I1usnce tha t jUflIOT A' It wn 1oh of Foed'n 15 d l vetces Overridden, 'r$ .-,- V,,Uw rul' be' ~v he rersewH hL' public am-ici : 71^ bill Increase-s IOx .)( --` N-W 11--m"mRMLid d Tuesday to ovtAridt go,. bel Inr The C3U(1i voCal '147 to 110 Buttzefla stripper An.a fdZtinie in. IItt%t1d I" dflu FO(d veto. Thevoteof 219 ItIo.Jtrali .n(j su"6&y. TlIesday rid, ,0 "gm Owl the alectim Of t_A&irjM of ap. $VO for a single vetemn, frOM '"N"Pt $114irdav and Christmas 17 vota short of the re(r 1 l"ed INI to M for a Veteran With t'-" f# .1 . r)1Thr SA"f0rdl4crAid, Inc proprtions subcommittees Rp Richard! Fultii, DTenn, tthlrds. bill woidd ae One dernent a' d hA Wd I'trovided 100 ujilllf(m I., tax M with 1w 1 12111 ,P(,3nd Ctd%*, p9,t&9r tic bemUlts to victilm Of Weral rate for each depet*nt ever PA'd .o Wdm the dliechve &cisjons on Steering i 32?11 raised ny bills. m, woiw m W p. bill - - Mills 1=$- Or month, bm ketTing its liberalizing features, -incl Ing ud riccht t') rv*w appointment of As cli,mirm.41 rip -it year. . year i'll 0 mlrls Am] Nnfifmj, 11 Means ____ JohnW_Daniels nearing 809 Satisfied with the per- unanimous inotion to lift the missioner Mike flattaway had Seminole Count) re vocation, said he felt that the pressed for a customer list NsprA-al fr..,,., during the past 30 firin had niet its obligations Bridges, who sald tjwt the tIa. ihat count) comnusslon under the count) 's refuse ordinance did not provide for a Tuesuay night decided not to collection ordinance. clustomer list, offered instead to revoke the Finn s license, but (.ofnni Is siomier Dickk open the cust omer books at the - r eded to em't U' eJl ,t, Ford's objections 394 Ic 10 in -3 - - - Dec. 4 Courthouse. forniance of are available and WAISMINGTON i All) -Con. • Re use I -_ -- -''- -- Roll Call — Public Hearing -. — - - - - Long wood Elementary, - al Gua;dsmen to count toward j. ch9men as the 75 newly elect. Rep. George H. Mahan, D-Tex., Ford's veto of a 22.7 per cent efits under the education pro-- tW active duty for ed Democrats f'er their i.hairrn,ui of the Appropriations incrt4ase in aunt (,l education grain The higher prOVIL1 tile) later acrse on ac: Committee and the wcond most benefits, :M veterans now in retroactive to five duty for 12 months :)r more. ....K'w. September, and The new members have Mdor member of the new school should get Same of their Ford said he had vmned the VA officials Wd the ahown they hold the Nflance cl House. 1),,,(-k irs. WWA money in about 13 da . cri. k-,,e4 .9 GI re s!-i4,60ed !11 !Y.. ;r edu1--0-#ix !All rtlmoi:m~ly Po*ff in VWN swm of Me lli~ YO-03 A'ftla-V 1pirre 1W major refo= ~-* #_-%..CW I S .. Thile In - -• - = -' 164 Readopition of Policies; Pubbe Bug and Winter Springs, I ises of — Ronald Tumrutnia - 155 Widdls Total Vote Cast - I in Ed the heads of subcommitteel. prero ____________________ - Powrr of once lordly committee flus change saps the power of gress las overridden President that %Jli 107 Peter Piano .,, - --- - — - School Board To Meet 1 - mien - - I - - - B?T KE1TOrInS House Democratic Caucus is '_1" INit AW _" , ~, V ICTIrV1S - - 'I;. P. 14.-. 1 : - I - FRANK DURRANCI --4- _____________________- Robert 4 - Z - -- - - - _________________ ' ________- OPENS OFFICE :, - _________ . . V _____________________ _ 200 IRWIN HI NIER I residents. Council members garbage pickup would be free, gave no Indicati on whe n the businesses would have to pay. . ordinance will be considered for Officials noted earlier this ______________________ ______________________ _____________________ adoption. that the I Id t Although officials in recent abaorb the expense ofprovi ding 619 ity Clerk Onnle R. H Shoinate years have shied away from garbage colli'ction service to _________________________ _________________________ ________________________ charging a fee to private the la rge business district that homes, the anticipated cost f has sprouted up within the city. over $100,000 for continuation of In other buiiness Tuesday ~ the service this year made night council adopted a special charges almost a reso:ution giving the civic 246 Gerald T. Connell certaInty, center advisory committee the In addition, within the past power to grant fee waivers for _______ few months councilmen we u of fl Norma JeanHennigan cisic center. Council ,SeaLs - - Total James It_ Iormann - 4' •.,, . - ;t. ". ..% e the , tract wwId be approved L-y a 6o Washingtori, the UMW has at. W 'In NOV. 12 could begin Alabama mipery, however, per cent majority. The tempted to chunp do-fin on local reOPefting . Y tion of scattered return, suppxted it, witli Vj jAr cent of vo j proposed agreement. which release of figures. Miller Sald The strik- e has forced more the 3.125 miner.i 0 favor. Showed that with 23,M ics ?Ailier aab oue of the f-mest in Votes in ottier states, incoun!ed— about 174 per cent of the history of organized labor, he aAed locals not to release than 2s,000 layoffs ill coal_M preliminary totals "so as rot to bated industries such as steel chiding the coilri ch reglcns of but West Virginlij, Pennsylvania. and coal-hauling the contract approval of the Increase in niges r4rd beef'ts Ba1ioUn originally was to be moat fwn by f.w-w pict Is in doubt Of Lhc 'coal Kentucky Ohirt and Ilimol cA ff tlkf m Yem, Tirx' -tr the old completto nesday. bu t Miner strike were holding off further were extremely close. ! "4 , , __________________ - -'" '- ___________________ RobertII .- votes are counted in leased until Tharsday. an =of. i In this second (mary, 93 per cent of Lake ary'i 962 voters went to the polls. ScIrenson, Griffin, Bacon and Perinchief will take office on Jan 6 and join councilmen Virginia INTertxr, seat 1, and Itarry Terry, seat 5. Candidate Mayor . _____ _____ --i ' ' uUIie q '4\ 4. -- Frank Durrance Group Council, (group 3 than a 50 per cent voter an el ect ion. , 4 - -- - ` _:_,~:~ .__=- ~ -,f~*_.ej-.1 1-1 / '4 , - t urnou t Carliuneuravo _ . _. - - -- -- When asked why she chose to run,Mrs.(,rlffinaflributeijitto being a lifelong resident of Lake who was "controlled " 4- '..4: I - _ __ )3 -- _____ . Wi_ .- ft2 . _;I~W~_l i _W_Qi~r - I U~:~ .4 _Y' ~ -------.. 11~--__ 'k-I_ T -, - C "- ' ___________________ ' I)r * ~ _T ____ l)nild I (,iIIu i Council, LONGWOOD at #_ -W~2 -- 1 - . - CHARLESTON, W.ya. - 0. - 4'. - ' I /1 i1 - I . ,_ " Total Vote Irwin S._Hn"r Group 1 c hut I,ake Mary, youngest city in r 44- I =ff 1 Council mernber Virginia Mercer congratulates ,Nlayor-elect Walter Sorenson '. AdminstraDon' Pioneer protect scientist. i 110, - llln, .., au ace - , , ...... - k r , !.' - V 4, if. .. b . 0%.a . - I- r - -- - - o in /-- 1.11'i*#A PiW*w 11 will be &live and tcr.ing well Saturn in ion in. iuiui nOuC, aticmaj Aeionautics and sa(d he cted in COLIJ1CII, forward - giant leap for a peek at ti, I h,ive no doubt that I. j . ' you either go or drop backwards But, I'm for controlled growth and definitely against at, in- 4 MOUNTAIN Calif. (AP) — With Pioneer 11 crinquest of Jupiter v,jer, Scientists today planned for its f iittee. Said he would propose 1i4in Lib, and Dusty fleots Riding Aun., cctii 0 I Scientists Plan Satum Peek Term.,a member of the Democriti c Steering Comi tl Ways and Meams Cornih VVheeler h4ie to gross If ., - ReP. Richard H. Fu!ton, D.- - 41. 't NEW YORK MP) —Frida the 3th this Lii -ill ' a good day !or sky watci,ers'a tiai most of North Amerlice In Ow morning apd a me, shower that night. For the Un' eclipse he mo't per cent. - N - 116 C iners -. . sesalo. ai the Corn'ehtion floor comes Frida y night. followed, oaI I hi q Pufflai Solar Eclipse Friday -______ ~. - _!t . Candlddte ' - down Monday whim the IIose ______________________________________________________________________________ C Defeats itontinued from Page lA W he n asked for her first three children said, "I'm Oil 10 I I I iiil 1OI fl' rid ( t !Ufl fol lo i n' ed fir I if ill I hit (Ii r( i ido (moo other th n desire tdbulaUon of the otes, Mrs I any opposition to nie for to bui!d — instead of tearing Griffin, wife of local contractor this cou ncil seat, and I'm •own Lake Mary. F'rank Griffin and the mother of overwhelmed that 457 voted for HI DDIC' II UI UI..I Mi.1' power as ctwinnan of the Wayt aind Sleans Committee w1ju whittled - -_ - O'ticc -- I'(Wd it. AsSociah"., Central Baptist Church, bus, Community Improvement Project Beta Sigma Phi, Seminole High Band, 1r4 Sanford Chrmstm&' Parade King and Queen and runners-up; 4nd P&mella ".Lake Mary Woodland Woodchucks, Sanford Christian School Band, marching unit, car and float; Flagship U.S. Bank of Seminole, Colonial dergarten, First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. at Mad-Florida, Sanford Middk School. Basiti (Tom .NW.'s' &-uto when School, St. Luke's Christian School ( Optimist Club Keystone Cops,ComBank Corp Orlando, Jackson Heights Middle School Bobcat Hand. Seminiale County 4&.H Club, Secretae,al Anociation. Ham Acres Kin, School Bus Drivers Assn., Crooms High Band DECA, .0% . - party is opening its mini-convention here amid growing an fitipat.ion that peace and harmony of a Sort may be r-turning to the party at last. While skirmishing over part)- cefornu this week is a virtual ceMinty, party lead!vs a;!- hoping it can be resolved In I, compromise - ,- - L End Intraparty Warfare crr (AP) The Democra tic V'S4 ____ - _____________________ WINTER SPRINGS - 4 -4 ftW - &, - _____ 543 n-c. Democratic Mini-Meet May "~ -7 _____________________- ° ' i __~~1~ ; ~~_~-0P _~N i,_. ! _;-_ "4 ° - i IthIIIIbCI Sanford Girl Scouts, Bunter Chef, Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1~j_County Road Runners, South Seminole Middle team; Sanford Plaza Merchants, Sanford Cub Scc*i Packs 242, 516, and 504; Lakeview School Band, Seminole County Legal Seminole county Rattlstl1, the strip. per who Jumped im" the Tidal High - 334 Total Vote Cast & October taid shu w&-ited to visit her hosçitalizid L'iei,d "if the doctc:~ tilys it is okay, then I will go v.e %im,,, said Ronald Me-1)onald, Sanford Business And Professional Women, Pinetrest Baptist Church. ,M%I*T Ruby Wilson of Good Samaritan Hn:e, Rest flen School, Murli~ Kindergarteri, Pilots Club of Sanford, I.nkeview Ktdffle Sd--ol, &nfard Atlantic National Bank. Guides, First Presbyterian Youth, Lake Bnmtley High School ears, ba nd and drill Citizens Club, Greater Sanford Chamber of Con merce,Jackon Marching Raiders Band, ~ cars and [Lial; Salvation Army of Orlando. School Band, Liz Fashions, Square Deal Construction Co., Seminole YMCA Indian Majorettes, Sanford Senior ~ Seminole Also. Bahia Clown, Cc-itral Florida Zoological Society iloat and car; Lyman High They will be followed by area dignitaries and the U.S. Navy Band. Also participating in order of line. of march Burt Ilerinchief I Elks Lodge, and Teague Middle School Band. Christian Youth Crusaders, First Baptist Chtwch of Sanford, Seminole High FFA, Association Branch 142, Disabled American The Sanford Veterans of Foreign Wars " rubt Color Guard will lead tix- parade followed by parade marshal Stan Brock, vtsicg personahty, who wili be ridi ng a 12W I . B. Irvin Blankenship it I — d -- bit that IdiII5 appeared to be % er) t.trei Meanvi 1uIe 1w wo who ~ 220 -_ -_ ik ild 40 Floats n San 308 - MarRie lieu IZOH -_ - . -.. Political newcomers Incumbent group one Durrpnce, a certified public councilm3n Hunter won over acceuntant, a n d Ronald challenger Donald L Gillum by to is vote margin. T-dviminia organizer of United a Only 96 of the city's 1,151 Homeowners Amociation of registered voters cast ballots in r. ,A Winter Springs, both Daniels. who was appointed on:y:ar term for tte gi two the Tuesday election. New councilmen will take Sept. 3 to the group two seat, council seat. Durrance garran for the group three seat and nered 224 votes to Tuniminia's office Jan. 6. The only seat which was not up for election , defeated Incumbent coun- 164. this year i held by Mrs. Irene .il cilman John Booth 2 to 164. Incumbent Browning, ap. Van Eepoel, who has another , 'Dpniels, a retired U.S. Air pointed to the group Ii ~-e seat in year to serve before her term '11.- , Force colonel. Is assistant March, defeated city zoning expires. . WINTER SPRINGS - Voters elected John W. Dhniels, Frank Durrance, Irw in S. Hunter and Donald Browning to city council seats In Tuesday's tllotirsg. _______________________ __________ principal at Union Park Junior board secretary Betty Easthqm i -_ _00-121mrVine, am 1_9~11 Ifigh School. M132. - _____________________________________________ spokesn.1naid The natiut of his illness was not disc)ocd, Sources clo'M, to the hp i' ' they I Martin Bacon Sr .Seat No. 4 s eleased, a N;1y iVJ ______ LilLian Griffin Council ________________________________________________ I hpiLi 1o(tor afterrEcn out no report 236 N.M."M Seat No. 3 to cx imm s By JANE CASSELSERRY Herald StafI Writer 14 Lee A. Whc.c!cr Council 3 he en- I - - — — - I I ._ .- iii ACADEMY HOSPITAL -' — I I LIBRARY NAVAL Newcomer Wins In Winter Springs Total Vote __ Walter Sorenson Seat No. 2 peared on a Boston stage over Ihe Steering Committee unlikely to act much before the Itie weekend with Mrs. Battis,. n I of the current covression- tells. The stripper bills hersel ii c&sion later this znoc'th and as Fanne Foxe and the Tidal -a ild del.dy action until tl* 94th Basin Bombshell. 1 7urtgm,s meets in January. Dr. Guy F. Sciacca, a hostoil I:ut one member of the Ways physician who examined Mills f Ways and Means Committee. i nil Means Cbmmittee, Rep. Friday and gave him a vitarnin The Arkansas Dvinocrat, 'iw,m A. Burke, D-Mass., pre- shot and, multiple vitamin ta. I wilm(! recent behavior I.-as baf. Iiv(#-,o that Mills would not re- blets, said the cungressman ap. fleditis colleagues, was n the 1s'ntocongressbcforetieg.th pearedatthetlrnctobesuffer. 110(154' floor Tuesday afttion 'iinr ing from exhaustion. wh'n he refused to hamU a Mrs. Battiste lla, who ion't think you'll see the rotfinc legislative mat te r and cl'Mr:uin back for the rest of her show to New YorkmoveoD this told a close friend: "I just can't year." the No. Democrat week, annr4inced after learning do ii." u iFi' panel said. ofMi1is'hostaliztionthat -Ir movement replacc was calling off her perform. tered Betk'da Naval Medical t4I't gained momentum after ances. She said she was "men. Center .ithoit notifying his of. the .-year House vehran ap- tally upset. - REVIEW ST WASHINGTON (All) )kp. Wilbur P. Mills, fagised and gripped of some of Lis wide congressional IxrNer rested In a ho-spitg' today faciry an effart by smie Democrats 1) rephice Lim ac cliabiuirn of tIi House ia AREA CIVIC CENT ER I n Hos i tal 0 Candidate (ouncil P LOT BANK I l'l il il il il PARKING FLAGSHIP Office 0 I _________ ~Nffsjw _________ II c Mayor IN 4 Rb vil C , t, R aL 10`0. HOUSE LAKE M ARY to sf,4140t E. 1 1 1,1 ,1 1 M ci '74 CHRISTMAS PARADE ROUTE i Wednesday, Dec. 4 ,1974-3A o%vrgrown with weeds between Investigators have contactecl Interstate Mall a rid a the manufacturer of the rings residential section west of Swirsky and Co., Im Angelesi, __ Hattaway Road. Calif. -for lists of jerelers in Seniii-iole County experienced the first heavy fr&d -)f the citrus he added. the state that may base solo e heavy frost Following an autopsy, are still checking area jewelry s morning as season and it damaged pa',ti Danger to Central Florida stores in hopes Iwo ch amond body was sent to the ritigs. "But we have no word yet temperatures dipped to 32 gr3ss already hurt by (L-ought. cl,rm crops and South Florida front them," East said rings found near the Wy will Sit'ithsonian Institution, degrees. Growers reported "We! need rain,Tucker &-fid, vegetable crops lessened 1ay. D.C., for help in efforts to identify the Washin gton , most o tender crops such as 'and this cold spell did not overnight as the National examinat.lon by anthropologists woman. IT-e niatching gold rings, squash had already been as much rain as ex. Weather Service forecast ::nly Wait Disney World urtists for clues to help In the honi lcide valued at about f= e e damaged by cold winds over the bring pected.wr Frost, Cold Damaoras Area Crops today or Ins estigation will clu h the rings I ast sdid poli ce as follows 11wrsday, Sheriff John Polk Tuesdxiy, "We hope to twAx engagement ring said. to provide drawings for front them any day now -1 dianiond .05 point full cut; publication by news niedia. Medical examiners' reports flariked on either side by a .01 East said the repor ts f rom furnished the following point diamond chip. wei District Medical Examiner Dr. description of the murdered band - ftee .01 point chip Thomas liegert and Seminole WO[Van: white female. BRe 35 to diaironds weektnd and damage to bar rnflieioiiy, - he said, most ches of frost dier crops sucb as cabbage 's I tender crops have already been not likely to be severe. harVill-stitA, but horne gardentrs Cecil Tucker, owner of, who did not cover up crops such Tucker's Farm and Garden as tomatoes, probably lost them Center, who has citrus and to the frost. It (lid iiot get c, Id cattle interests, said this wa-s enough for serious (Lina~,t, ti, Frost or scattereil frnst was I the state and ovemight lows were expected to range from to 36 degrees, staying o M the lowur extrewei i 4. -- 3 - • -. •,.••'•- - - - .-- 'd -- . j - i•( II - --- 4 ' - - _;-___ - - ' - -J ;7 M 4-3 - a '. - • - - j .• $ - .,' 01 �- - ---•=. --- =•_ -•--- - ;'-'='_:,r -- ---- -- -- - ----------------------------r - - ¶.-' - - - - V --- - --------------- 1' __________ -' -- - - , ,- U Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - State 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Spies Who Came In From The Cold WASHINGTON -Somewhere in the Western The Journalist's inforniatinn, according to our States to stay. With this bargaining chip, We have found programs being carried out by vonld at this moment reside two men whoee sources, made its way to a man named Paul Washington managed to negotiate the release of doctors (toni such famed institutions as the routine lives of disguise their shadowy pasts In th other mall: Month, $270; 6 Months, $l&20; 12 Months, $32.40. O'Neill, the U.S. consul general in Salisbury at one spy, who was delivered to the airport while Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, ____________________________________________________ netherworid espLonae. One is probably a the time. The lawyer's papers eventually wound allegedly en route to prison. Brooklyn'.i Downstate Medical center and New journalist, the other a lawyer. up on the desk of a U.S. consular officer In South The IThodesians, however, stubbornly refused York's Payne Whitney Clinic. Siniilar exThey are spies who came In from the cold. Africa named LL. Smith. to give up the other, me cIA, say our sources, penmen's have been conducted at Veteran's Their tale is one of double lives, torture and a Smith, say our CIA sources, was an agency (r,ed him by staging a daring Jailbrcak, then Administrations facilities and other hospitals. spectacular Jailbreak engineered by the CIA. In case officer. We have secured the diplomatic whisked him off to a new life in ancther land. For eamp1e, Dr. Milton Grcs, a prestigious the interest of their personal safety, we have lists, but the mysterious Mr. Smith has apFootnote: The CIA refused tocomment on our scientist at the Brooklyn center, got a federal dedded not to identify them by name. parently dropped out of sight. story. Paul O'Neill, r.ow the State Department's grant fro,.. the National Institute of Mental In 1969, the two men - one a Scotsman, the Eventually, the Itho4esian police began to "Country director" for South Africa, was health (or his study. other r.n Englishman - were lerding what ap. notk'e the strange comings and goings of the two traveling In Africa when we called and could not Alcoholic patients seeking help were paid as peared to be normal lives In the white secret agents. me "spooks" were followed and be reached. "volunteers" and given controlled amounts of supremacist nation of Rhodesia. One was an photugraphed, their documents intercepted. SCIENTIFIC DRUNKS: Alcoholics alcohol for (our to sIx days. editor for the Rhodesia Herald in Salisbury, the They were arrested. deperatelv seeking trcatruents have been used Dr. Gross and others a'ly defend both the corJ an attcrny in private practice. Whik iinpristned, aciurding to our CIA as guinea pigs for govcrninent4unded ex• history and necessity of such experiments. Gross 'l'he recent lit-for-tat series of import At the time, the government of Prime sources, the journalist and the lawyer were periments in which doctors dose them with more feels the participants are helped In the long run limitations imposed on each other by the United Minister Ian Smith had been declared an outlaw mercilessly beaten and tortured, and the details booze in the name of science, because "it gives them a sense of worth which north of the border than they did here and was ostensibly refusing to trade with them. In from them, frequently advertised as "treatment" centers. But many doctors (eel that any additional truth, businessmen from several nations were They were tried behind closed doors and Yet, our Investigation shows that once Inside, the alcohol is damaging to an alcoholic, particularly Canada, with a pop,ilation of some 22 million, Lljyyjj Secrets Act and other regulations. On Dec. 12, dsked whether he wants simply cannot avoid spending more time brooding me journalist and the lawyer were recruIted 1969, the Journalist was sentenced to 18 months at experimental program in to "volunteer" for an (or a true alcoholic to stop drinking is to "leave which be will get still the stuff alone" completely. over the United States than we do brooding over by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency to pass hard labor. The attorney drew four years on the more liquor. Some doctors also question the ethics of her. It's nobody's fault; it's just. a fact of life. Even on information about the embargo breakers. As rock pile. Susceptible to any suggestion, many agree human guinea pig techniques and recommend y their PUt5Ued professions, they also a casual look at that big and beautiful land reveals The United States, meanA1e, was seriously and some are even paid to go back to tippling. Instead use of baboons or other manlike animals thCDCd docwnCflts and data, and dropped it off considering the at once its inevitable dependence on its huge of its consulate in 11n they are given varying quantities of alcohol But this runs afoul of animal lovers who are in mail boxes at a post office in the suburbs of Sallsbry, Primewithdrawal Minister Smith, In desperate to see hGw it affects them. In the end, they may outraged sthern neighbor. A population density map S1mllsbury. when baboons, which are sober by need of official recognition, wanted the Unit.d be dried out and treated without alcohol, shows the Canadian people strung out along the nature, are turned into lushes. LS. border like a bunch of black dots trying to get Only Part 0 implemented," he added. (Tli.jjnht'r officials Joined Gov. Iteubin Askew, Public Sei'te Qqiirnisson Chairman Bill Bevis, other officials and representatives of labor and senior citizen groups in lobbying in Washington Oct. 9 for the whole program. Judges To Be Named V , TAI.LAHASSEF;, Fbi. AP — The Supreme Court was expected today to name the panel of judges who v.111 consider a recommendation that Justices Hal Dekle and Joseph Boyd be removed from the bench. The court decided on a panel Tuesday but changed its mind just before the erder was published, The order had reached (lerk Sid White's office when the hIgh court ' POLICE BLOTTER suddenly decicded to withdraw it. White said he could not reveal the reason for the recon. siderat ion. The court must name five judges to sit with Justices Ben Overton and Richard Ervin to hear charges that Boyd ;in(I Dekie secretiv received a proposed opinion in a utility rate case. 0 States, of course. It is bad enough to be that dependent on any foreign power; but to be that dependent, and to be he disregarded or taken for granted into the bargain, is sometimes mre than flesh and blood can bear. h For whoever stands by a Jtist ngit. for the freedom and liberation So there has always been a flourishing market for J Tia,iI_eliL. _____. . ,. "' ( "lies In the reason for of island from tfr. invaders, the settlers and the anti-Americanism in Canada (along, of course, col*mlalists cannot ossIb1y be called terrorist." with a great deal of pro-American sentiment, too). In other words, a good end justifies the most evil means. Almost every Canadian national election, for A.s.izi "Essay" In a recent Issue of 'lime poinis example, inspires a revival of the famous Mystery out, In the past years, terrorism has been of the Missing Freight Cars. One party or the other, to the birth of many of the world's now usually the Outs, suddenly discovers that nations. .,t '—'•.00.%MI UI ii "n Canad1an frigli vàr huve n it were not for the guerrilla war waged by been spirited away by those rascally Americans. the IRA against the British, for example, there Questioned .. . ___ .. ___ . ,__ • - ,. ' t' ____ ____ _________ __ ..,.." ' / WASHINGTON - (NEA) - Room fl03 of the Dlrkaen Senate Office Building may be the most ilugabed, least tiecary chamber on Capitol Hill. It belongs to the vice president of the Republic, when there is a vice lt of Republic, and therefore, like the other aspects of his office, Room hu no meaning other than atmosp1e nor y owty uve ut weak ctom. Outa1deri call the chamber the "half..,t wasteland." So do some Insiders. - * 'Bored' Member Quits "We have one constitutional duty," says a staffer, "that is, we are a part of the logging e I/ 4' - 4) And by extension, the same La now and again being said about all Washington offices of the V.P., including the constitutional office as well. French. Even the Jews employed terrorism to . ' NE1I sidings all over the United States. the hullabaloo, Even as Congress continues to examine the 74, force the British to give up their Palestine 0 properly timed, lasts till just after Election Day, perton&I and political quaI1fleatio of nominee 1ai From the standpoint of the United States things Nelson Rockefeller, thoughtfg obeervers are Itis tmak bk The Forest And The Trees naturally lo a little different. As one of the says Time. It is quite possible that statues will wondering whether the post, which Rockefeller himself has referred to as "seconds", Is world's two major powers, it has to keep a sharp one day be erected to Arafat in an independent necessary at all. the. eye on the Middle Fast, soothe the sensibilities cf ___ RAY CROMLEY Critics of the Veep office (th Sad though It may seem, the magai1r conits European allies, shore up its friends j1 veep lain affectIonate acronym; other n1ckna are So't1east Asia, keep Japan reasonably content, cIudes the world açiears willing to forgive—If rated X) are not sudden creations. Politics have, net forget—most crimes of terrorism and o and negotiate warily with Peking and Moscow. It IS eventually honor those it once called criminal. for O years, decried the wcthleasness of the frequentiy at a loss over what to do about Africa, AU it asks is some assuranc( that the terrorist pIUon. Historians such as Arthur Schlesinger, anu practically always stands accused (rightly of has washed the blood off his hands, Jr., have felt the office is entirely political, disregarding Latin ALnerica. As a result, this totally undemocratic, thu.s "rniw,." Only trouble is, the Palestinian terrorists have In a Midwest poll taken bya newspapero country often goes whole weeks at a time without scarcely Forsworn terrorism, yet they have __ VVIth Sm a II H :'carz ag oniy aii oi uose ageci couiii name even thinking about Canada, and when it respectability anyway. The U.N. delegates seem the sitting vice president, One responded that, pauEe to give ita thought it is usually just to be eertOshaketheIrhan(*bIoodanda1L "well, It Is enough to make Americans Feel grateful that Canada causes so little trouble. WASHINGTON-4NEA)_A while back, a servicing and electricity during Its usable life, why doesn't he get a Job?" aameci of their ancestors. As we (our-year-old dryer collapsed and was And that a family buying an average $300 Unavoidable differences of national the Issue may brought out public of the perapproach the Bicentennial of our Revolution, irreparable. It had been built by one of this rcfngevator, trill spend another $& for cite- contextNow Of snickers and Intobemore serious spective are marie worse by purely accidental where in our history are we going to find a country's highly regarded manufacturers trlcl'" and service. circumstances. terrorist to honor, or even a single act of purchased from one of dIl3CU.Ion. Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass,) Is Technological progress In this country has putting America's leading retail his Pt3Oflai terorrntoromaa weight behind a proposal to heroiceventin .. AphcaUtothecompanytongi LUlLS been so gr"at that much of what we buy could the struggle icr freedom? tlOtotoercefltIonge;, reply: "Just how long do you expect our dryers Increase In initial cost, but wlthasmsli wcei Kennedy will ndu kgtgtj'), aimed The test we've go is the BosUu Tea Party—as to less overall expense, at replacing the BERRY'S WORLD (sidual StudIeshaveswnthatanajrcJtionerwhich succsio with laws mandating special compare with Wowlr1g up a Jet airitner ansi inPreskient Ford has been approachirg the costs but a fraction more than another, citecinerating Its assengers, proUtm oF inflation wrong end to. A only 50 to 75 may use lions 'whenever presidents are unable to fill out per cent as much electrIcIty to terms"; his Idea Ii 10 9U1e mere is no escpIng the fact that our Massachusetts Inatltutt of Technology study, that presldenliaJ produce the same COOlness. An automobile vacancies, In the future, trW not be filled forebears were sadiy lacking In revolutionary sponsored by the National Science Foundation, et1r o trtk,i more to proluce, may make up by appointees, political hack V,P,1 o the zeal. They planted no bombs in crowcieci indicates the purchaser of an average S400 color the additional 'Jia1 11tii. who can * several times In fast talk a nod out of 500 lv can e.pect to spend another $400 or so on repair savings, places, did not indLacrinilnately murder members of Congress but by those who are freely eect, and chihfren, did not hlJ?ck neutral hlp on tha - ______ s. ---------' ---- tempted robbery. Josepo T. hogan, 26, Apopka reported unidentified man armed with a pistol toOk hl.s wallet containing $150 as he got into ils car, Tuesday at 2112 Hiliview Dr., iindo. - - !4!5we!nTucsdayfr 1472 Lake Dr., Casselberry. Railroad crossing signs valued at $1 were reported stolen Tuesday from crossing at Magnolia Avcnue and Bunnell terribly exciting." Schultz was speaker of the Ho-use In the 1969-70 sessions and ran unsuccessfully for the Democratic Senate n 'ii iina (ion in 1970. 11 Road. .-.-. demanding that the world king pressure on King Gi -ge 111. ta'- '...-, = ji__ - - 0 H mt I-V mote foreiqn tr/ps lot (fl9 SOOfl.SOicRflpPckupniy( !'?sinrr?yrik.lkit . bag..." - - ItS enoUgh tO JtIke cn w& i ti tjaj Stslsfltanykertashy fhitassemblageOfrefoineerIjt4 United N.st.ions. __________________ ,..- I we ty iu.nces Of abim ar4 irnpr1sonriuit, Ttvusands of Tories lost everything but what they could carry wth them as they (led to Canada, but history records no bldbaths, The American RtYO!UtlOn Ms by bnotJr teat: It did not dur Th was no guillotine. WaihIngtc Us mna eecuUon Of these Ainemicies who had taken the wrong tide, as did lust great humanitarian Fi&l Castro In Cui, Jefferson couldn't stand Hamilton' had little use for Adams', yet none men whenhehadUspower,au,usfna1orbatiaj the others, as dedicated reok4onars are - on "cassio, 1'v, had it told to me that the views Kids and their writings always e a , eprcssed by columnist WIL'Iam Bucidey Jr. iie i'Itiii "ri.,hIn,," t. ..., it ickje icd on other octservaUvc, "pod thu's why wdik tord him". sioc, the meue co:nes through ld a clear. Ni'thing Wrn. with thai I !ujose. i'm wondering if Aroind Take the incident at st Cuy ElrI:'ntary. With the these sime people are aL'o iwurc that it's this sair sistaflce,Uikjd wrote to William Buckley Jr. who pubLabed t Rockefeller for hep. (Nice try kid. and what kind of infamous Iecfelk'rfmnded 1970 Victor tasky book denouncing influence can you usc for bartering, h?) _____ Arthur Goldberg. Eugene Loeb, an Wi grader at Tugue Middit &tiool put his thoughts Into prose Buckley's Arlington House ("publishers for Animals are a wonder, majority") published tAlky's book. And Its purely a shame, _____ it has been rcrted by Ted Si& mpulsivt Y' _____ To see them aiae and ponder 1kmng Press, p. 66) that Buckley served n the Central All locked up and In "' ,itellcgience Agency under E. Howard Hunt. The fact ii you were an animal that Huckle Is also god-father of three of Hunt's children, r t into and llunt"s money and stocks are now In Buckley's But then the plans ee ruined Connecticut bank. NOT Hit's bank In Maryland Is all What would you do' !cd for cogitation. By JOHN A. SPOLSEI You're trying your hardest, The way a colwnnist writes and the way he lives his But that isn't enough per,onal lIfe sometimeG has the appearance of "do as I We need all the People say nndnetazIdo",ch? Wenceda1lthepple Withthenlcegreen5 were due to a piolonged Na. tional s'rike which had caused a decline an air iralii. "The pststrike recovery," Maytag snd, "is more detrinental than the strike itself. "National Is quite strong and we are applying every effort — o arketing, advertising, service, scheduling to quickly establish National as a competitor to be reckoned with." Maytag said some of Miamibased National's passengers were taken away by competing airlines. - r': I - -- II WEATHER - j'' -9 - j .,, — , ______ W The Clock and it's the heart o! iaa every service we direct. GRAMKOW çi FUNERAL HOME , --. - I . I' Airine Cancels Orders Tuesday. L.B. Maytag told stock. holders that the cancdllationa '- . . FlorIda Hlglravny - Patro charged Orollno with failure b yieldr1ght.of.way.Driveroft other vehicle, Joe L Harder - ike In Cost — Longwoocl. MIAMI (AP) National Airlines has cancelled orders for three Jumbo DC 10 tn jets costing more than $28 million each and delayed purchase of three others, the firm's president said Items Could Last Longer V Florida North Hospital Alta.montc Springs after sul fering head injuries In a two-c.a accident on S.R.-434 am Tarrytown Road South o Charles L. Ewing, 1022 Manchester Dr., Maitland reported stereo, turntable and 5pcakers valued (it $1,835 were Longwood, and a passenget stolen Tuesday from his home. suffered minor injuries and Stanley Gecosky, 2505 were treated and released froni Annadele Ave., Orlando Florida North Hospital. reported furniture valued at TALLAHASSEE, Fbi. (AP) The Board of Business Regulation has lost a bored member who says Its actions have (ailed to keep him interested. Frederick Schultz, a wealthy Jacksonville banker who was speaker of the Florida House and an unsuccessful U.S. Senate candidate, announced his resignation at Tuesday's board meeting. "As you know." Schultz told fellow board memh.'ri he announced his resignation, "the matters tht come before this board are not the kind of things tha: I find system for foreign correspondence, We check It inandp&u it on, Other than this, we aren't over• worked. I think we have 24-a people on the staff, ueofficegetisabOUtabaumwfl1y.... hut,ILhfnktt'sawaste, Uw$ta)?edhomefor amonth,thenaUonwon'$mi*susai. indeed, Ills true that th Capitol Hill office of the vice president La something____ kas than ' they are, hundreds of Canadian Pacific bloodlest campaigns of terror in a Woody centory was waged by the Algerian FIN against the boxcars are invariably found and photographed 95 .. _____ TALLAhASSEE, Fla. iAP —Sen. few llrantley, I). JacksonvIlle, says the florida Energy Committee should be abulished for failing to accomplish its goal. "As an active member of thecommittee, Isay when are e going to get our $300,000 worth?" The Senate Rules Committee chairman told an Energy CommIttee meeting Tuesday. He said he has yet to see anything productive come from the committee for all the money it had spent. Brantley's blast moved into the open the legislative leadership's behlnd.the4cenes moves to eliminate the panel of legislators and private citizens. It was set up two years ago to make recommendations on energy shortage problems. 4 ____ t&GeflerIJAPb1y, many of them were once telTotiStS themselves. Th difference between the revutIonary and' - ______________________________________ The Ju!icial Qualifications Commission recommended that Boyd and 1)ekle be removed from the court. The Supreme Court must make the final decision. Of VP Job '' - - . _____ I . - ________ (,- - ____ Energy Panel Assailed . __ V ______________ lfhepicksupamagaz,ne,orgoestoamj 4t2Ek1 't - - "That is not to be sneeLed at but it's a lot less than the $5 per barrel savings possible if the program were fully that immense chunks of his country's economy are mere subsidiaries of U.S. corporations. ____ ___ - Wednesnay, Døc. 4, 1974-5A State Official Threatens To Release Elderly Patients statement, TOM TIEDE _ 11' ' ______________________ - - Secretary Rogers Morton, will cut fuel inlccs to Florida electnc ccrnpanies by SO cents a barrel and save about $75 million a year, Scott l.inder said Wednesday in a prepared Get Furious At U.S. DON OAKLEY Getting TAI,l.AIJASSEE Fla, (APi FlorIda is getting only half a loaf from a new federal fuel-oil price equalizaton program, says the president of the state Chamber of Commci ce. The revised plan, announced recently by Interior t%'h y Con adian s or switches on his television set., chances are that As Cradle he will be looking at something "made in U.S.A." If he glances at a globe, he will realize glcomilv that, from a strategic standpoint, the United States 0 Terrorism andtheSovietUnonmustbuthreandCl simply a large p!ece of real estate situated, conByadlngthehonorofavjungof veniently or otherwise, beneath the route their PalSth UaUon Organization missiles must take on the way to each other's y the United Nations has major cities. As part of the Western world, stanpeij Its impnimatur on terronlmi as a moreover, there can be no question where Canada political policy. tiIl stand if push comes to shove: with the United Indeed, as Arafat reminded the delegates to -- — Of Fuel Price Cut Program Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $140; 6 Months, $I4. Year. $28.40. By MalI: In Florida same a. home delivery. All in. A ride along any Canadian highway takes one past sign after sigfl proclaiming the "Ford Motor Company of Canada" or something similar - r- GAlNESVILI.E, Flu, (Al') Alachua County officials 33 ward is his son, who ran away Tuesday after returning borne Prison officials said Duff fled Author,ties say a youth paral- the youth arrested as Edward from home Last March. He says (toni the hospital where the the pniscn Friday after serving yzed when shot by police in- Howard, 16, of North Miami, he doesn't know who Mark Duff youth he says is his ion lies 28 days of a five-year sentence GREAT GIFT IDEA vestigating a robbery La a 19- was identified by fIngerprints is. imposed in Palm Beach County year-old prison escapee but a Tuesday as escapee Mark Duff. "I don't know what's happenHoward said he learned his Circuit Court. V North N1iani man says the boy ltalph Howard, a Dade Coun. Ing up there, I really don't son's whereabouts when offiDuff, tried on charges of r&bis his 16-year-old runaway son. ty legal researcher, says Ed- know." Ralph Howard said ciaLs called Friday night to say bing two food stores on Apr11 10, he'd been arrested in con- was identified by Palm Beach nection with a GainesvIlle food- Cowity officIals as being from storeholdup. Mannattan, Mass., a city not Earlier Tuesday, the youth's listed In that state's telephone prints were compared with directory. those of Duff, an escapee from a Ralph Howard said earlier prison at lake Butler in this week that authorities had GIVE A CESSNA CLIATTAIIOOcIIKE, Fla. ii ental institution unless he or no other place for theiii to go. adjoining Union County. The agreed not to fingerprInt the InGIFT CERTIFICATE prints matched, said IF the legislature she is suffering Iron a mental Alachua Jured youth until he could get a State officials said Tuesday From a $5 Introduciory State does:'t change the Baker Act or disorder. The act also provides that 300.490 patients are eligible worth.Ally. Eugene T. Whit- b;vyer to represent him. Flight To Complete PIlot Traininq provide more fund.s to speed up For hearIngs for the involuntary for release from the four state Whitwcrth said he had the "I should have stayed at the _____________________________ release of elderiy patients froni patients. mental hospitals but they have _______ Canilnez said old age and se- no place to mend them. Trans- prints compared after a Union door tith a shotgun," Howard stiite mental institutions, a 4 I.0 County deputy compared said pho. Tuesday a night. "He was state hearing examiner says nility by themselves are not ferming those patients to other tograph of the youth with a do. shot in the back, and I beliere _____________________ he'll order ILWIII released. mental disorders, and elderly facilities such as nursing homes scription of the escapee. he's innocent." "The only alternative to the people who have nothing wrong or foster homes Is not a simple legislature not taking action is with theni except their ae and act, they added. _______________________________________________________________________________________ to say old age is a mental iIl• senility should not be kept inCaminez conceded a conness," Jon Caninez said at (he voluntarily in the institutions. tention by a Health and Itehabi. end oF a hearing l'uesol;iy n the ''Hut after this legislative lital iv Services Departn '. And status of the aged in Florida session ends and the law is not attornay that be did not have Step Out Of ii ental institutions, changed, and people come be- the power to order a blanket . Christmas The Baker Act, known as a fore ne, I'll have no choice but release of all patients who are Morning On bill of rights for nental to abide by the law," tie said, only old and senile. Brand New patients, Is administered by CanInez said he has kept But he said he would use his Ciipif From ('aniinez. 11 says a person can- people in institutions who power as Baker Act hearing cxGlobal. . Good un., Fri. not be involuntarily held In a should be out because there is anifler b order the release of those persons held In. SHAG 4 voluntarily, starting next June, HI.LO SCULPTURED SHAG if the legislature fails to act. :. "Something has got to be . . ... SCULPTURED Hl.LO donetoeitherchangethelawto Piniela A. itedding, 5029 say old people who are senile Sanford Tangerine Ave., Orlando are mentally ill, or else they sq. : : Unknown amount 'f drugs reported hand tools valued at should be released," Caniinez I WILL BE INSTALLED was reported stolen Wednesday $175 were stolen Tuesday from said. BEFORE CHRISTMAS from D. T. F. McDaniels office, her home. Caminez praisel state mental 315 Magnolia Ave. Floor safe contaIning $300 health officials for their work in Carl Anderson, Sanford was reported stolen Tuesday trying to find alternative fa. ii .Iudes: Curpet Heavy reported guns valued at $150 Iron Dairy Queen on SR. 436. dutIes for the elderly who Pad And were stolen Tuesday from First should be released. Irtsta Ha lion G Street and Magnolia Avenue. Caminez said he would not Penny Schaffer, 701 Man- Altamonte Springs push for the immediate release derian Dr., Sanford reported of approxImately 1,200 elderly __ flute valued at $2 was stolen Tools valued at $1,269 were in the Florida State Hospital at Tuesday irom Tenneco Gas reported stolen Tuesday from a ChattahOOchee. StatIon, 18th Street and French shed and trucks at Orange Dr. Stuart Cahoon, director of COMPLETE FI.COR COVERING CENTER Avenue. Paving and Construction, the Mental Health Division, Mortar mixer valued at $130 Station Street. 119 Magnolia Ave. said that as soon as other fact!. FREE ESTIMATES was reported stolen Tuesday Phone 323-7720 2393 S. W. College Rd. lies bccrne available many KIn Orofino, Altamonte from Higgins Terrace. OPEN MON.FRI. 95 Dow'itown Sanford Lyman will be released. Ocala Jimmie Lee 21 11i Springs, 17-year-old - - .1nnlnn --' Lincoln Court, Sanford is in anign scnooi slufient remains I coma since Saturday an Seminole County Jail, in lieu of listed In critical condition i $5,000 bond, charged with at- IN BRIEF JACK ANDERSON ROBERT C. MARKEY, Ath'tisIng Director - - FLORIDA - __J WAYNE D. DOYLE, l'ubllsher -- t Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1974-4A — Evening Ilemid - __ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL _____ ________________ V. :i 130 Ye. Airport alvd. t Mu, Eu? On Airport Blvd. prom Traffic Signal On Hwy 17.t Yesterdays hit 6) low morr,lr )O ostly sunny Th,,r,1w c...j j,sn tonight and lows from th mId s rural t(t!ont to lower 103 urban dstrIct Wrn'er on Thursd,, 0 hIghS pçrr t to itr lOs No thely winds aro,nd 10 mi$ er tour becorr'inq light tOflight aid rrthC63tefly hurãy. E*tended rorcasts Friday through Sunday. Florida Peni,jla'Generally air but-becoming mostly Cloudy over the north portion Sun dày. Slowly moderating tim peraturej Aftecnn highs from the mid SOs to the low 70s In the n'vtt' and in the low to mid to upper lOs by Sunday. 10*5 FriCay morning mostly in the 303 In the north portion, in the SOs in the ctntral portion and in the SOs In the citreme south with aOs in the XCys iow mc*erating by Sunday Into hi lOj In tic north. SOs in the central porlion and in the 601 n the eatreme Southern portlOi. Daytona peach tideS for Thur 146y—high am,fl:lCprn;tow S:Oa m ,6:3)pm. Port Canversl— high 11:15 am. pm; low 1:35 6 m . 6 11 pm ______ ______ - -- .-. -_-- .-- -. �-. . - - -- - . .~ _~S~0"7_~ i__ _ __I,E_k!~ ____________ ________________________ v.., '%%. - • ! - __ 6A-Evening Hera Ici, Sanford, FL 4,1c74 -. MRLD N B)Rd E . M II , IAwnr -, 1 I . . 4 avv"e r I • i Japan's Prime Minister F Promises Social Justice •. .~t~, WASHIN •. -..... . 11. . .. ............... . • • . S.'. wf4l i- , - , ,_', ~._. "~~j~"L, - "' ' I , c3p 1 . ~ ! I :.~:. 1. 1.'.~4.1'-*o I , ,I. , , ll- :,,,,,*,: ____1 r,jL'. : .•,.• . . Takeo - minister. today promLsed a vigorous program based on social justice and reform of the ruling Democratic party. Miki said he will make an early public . atenient about his Personal wealth. the issue that brought about a ucs Tanaka 's res. 'nation as he formally eleted to head the government Monda a a speia session of the Diet, Ja pans parliament 10RUT, Lebanon f AP) - Saudi Arabia has concluded - -Saudi defense minister said in an interview published today. ',I,e equipment reportedly wfll include Frane's 41)1, _:,,, I- f / - -I- - - - Spread Secret Ag . reement Revealed told the Israeli rwliament Wt Egypt in a seffet annex to the disengagem!,nt agreement last January agreed to let 1-5,racli ra. go and foreign ships Wund to and from Israel to pass through the Suez Canal as soon as the waterway • reopened. Allon said that Israeli ships would be allowed to use the canal only after a permanent peace settlement is reached. Egypt has never allowed Israel to use the canal, cotitending that the tuo countries have been in a state of war sin ce e 8 Palestine war. / ' Congress Establishes ing is all"ost -Con. and arrange with the National srLft 9rcss has voted to set up the Academy of Sciences for a among women. first national standards for study leading to esUblisshment Roswit made the comments drinking water after the gov. of pem.anent standards. Tuesday inareportat the anerrJTIentsajdsomewater. Statesthatadol,( andenj ncancercaus. logical Society of North Amer. ing ciWillitals. pj. icaonastudybeguntn195at ThebiUnowgoesto th wj prmrraryerdoreebjres HOW where it faces a possible bWty. 7be federal agency could Veterans Administration hospi. Veto. rroe in If state enforcement tals "This is the first significant fell below that standard. ft bil-I we've had to try to assure The bill also authorizes $155.5 Bronx VA hospital. is chairman FIM drinking water in this na- n illion ouer three years for a Of the groW of physicians eval- . gtM D-Fla., said Tuesday. onstrations and improvement House accepted on a of water He told reporters that he has voice vote the same 1411 wInch Environment measure. society's meetings 25 tonl3neabout th 11 i PrOVL*m On I've felt so deeply depressed.announced that grounds of cost and what it Possible cancer-causing sub. terms the excessive role of the sta nm were detected in sme fedeiral government in the en,- lung cancer c&in will be too far drinking water in New Orleans forcement. advanced to benefit froni i .e an e.sident 1-ord has not surger) b} the tine the) are n0unceMent led to a surge in cided whethff to sign or veto diagnosed. 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I I... .1. .... .e, a Li I..s'y' . P-0- BOX 0-4)51CM -FU.21764 Dy* RAL-ft.1X5NU-U7J as ,. - - . 4-. 0 ta ..._"... 1. , light to yojr holiday ra Can '• , P.~7 A71 At nce S au Fr . W .q.;.; I Luxury Budding 14 ____________________________ ... . said Tuesday vu hi i, 1 - .I . . 0 Sah J I 4PLUS."A_XPtRT .,, , -, Ab -_ Grower-Shipper \.I1 •• i - . . . ..,_... I . . . ,.I j f I ~ Fresh Juice Bagged & Loose Fruit -- - 1 &;0 'D'S In heftbe UG& cmawb", %. JIM I _ A ,.. . / . V , - 11 Albed 47~6.1 e, (JT EF CA' )iF ,HE LOVES YOU , ,.--. -. , _~, - _Jt ---;; '.., . OflE ti P ; I Ar f ING 1TOWNEFIVIN105METiCS I - Hours, moo,-&I. a a .M.-S O.M. /t * ' I I' 11 =__-_._ . - . =-__-_ - -__- - \ .I V . Ac rm% . - 1::V ... .,!, ~1. ,~ W _., Relatives GET THE FACTS Call Or Write Now 'Mial's a deadly piece of in. forivation, to say the least," lloswit told newwren. He said Op " , . .j, I .. .I .-I,0.. 0 Rk*l.i7.11111;~'.. .. r --..&~-:,, Friends nflu ~ ., __ I '. :: 1. . 11!~S`. Fruit To Your " .1 - iI .. 1_" " -,:. I%— U., ".: , .'' 1. %I . . a I I For Free Literature and-or. Free Survey only 1.5 per cent mwvived for as ' a wit of New York: He added that long as live years. . . :' ) I : Even so, two years after much treatment in this group only 3.8 packs a day has about as "A wan who smokes two ~-_,-, ,f--,714 k , rind l - e9l FA 'p " Florida's Finest _1 It ~,~i-' ...g.. "..X ,_ - _ F""11,2`-, - r -' . - Of ,~ ( 00~ /f ) __! -0/ 0.1- ,~ ,~0 '-____ . I I 1~"', A&rM / I ,/ I • i Standards For Water Ship Some T Lun 1 Cancer Of - . . ... The issue is whether Italde. an Was acting from concern that the FBI investigation CHICAGO (AP) - 'Cancer cancer or ctcnding the 98 pec cent of the would expose secret CIA oper. of the lung is rapidly approach. Patient's life by very Much, he in the study were cigarette atiora or from the desire to ing the mensionsofa national added. snokers. shield Nixon-re-election corncamit in this country," a Since IM, the VA d)ctviai have studied 4.000 patients with HEAT MODERNI i lie cited an American Cancer lung cancer, using 13 different le' REPLACE YOUR GAS OR Society estimate that 91,000 treatnents or combinr,tions of Air I OIL HEATER WITH treatnent P50fl5 will I.e stricken with in:Iuding ra'tilung cancer In 1975 and tlt ation, drugs and placehos, (I 4 81.000. will die of the disease sugar pills. ; during the year. : on "IN SAME OPENING" FOr A : 010,Wo,,,ft.&1 I Anij he said cigarette smok. the 8,OW patients for whom Forced Air Wall Furnace entirely respon. Safe 9 Clean 0 Economical JERUSAI.E.%l iAP) - Foreign Minister Yi9al Allon : I 7 7A . - i .. 'k For Christmas tail its investigation and that lialdeman had expressed con. cern that fix- FBI probe coWd Medical Scientist Cites sources said the Saudis went to the French after the United States, heretofore the chief supplier of arms to Saudi Arabia, refused to sell them its newest model tank, ...~~ 4, 1974 .__.. ... 7 _.., Dec. 1~ .~ ,,~. .1 j 0 . ,.,~,,.~,~,7.r,'~?,I, . I ,-~ -1 - I 1! I I . •..i... ,- , ' i, ,--~,,,~,,,, . I. t- Sirica mid'I'tiesday he would crated by the case. - lier that Haldeman had said tht- We dnesday, Herald, Sanford, FL -t~_l .C/) il V 1* ~, ~. - ; .; ~,%. ,r -_ r_jA .-,A...., _'j A:... ~, I i_. Evening ,*-- - - L TO ROAR ABOUT an $860 million de-'l ith France to impro e its tank corps . "t 0, - ~A, % , .. " Arabs Buy French Tanks - • , ji.."., -• TOKYO AP - . --S..- '...." ~-. . N (AP) - A ... 1 .1 ~ I ,:. "_ '' f Say sCrime * Admi tted M !~;;~~ . .11 k w0tee officials from being ask the doctors whell.her they prosecutor In the Watergate linked to the break-in. thought Nixon could answer S I i A cover-up trial says 1I.R. Ifalde. lm _L; Immediately after the berich written questions earlier than L .: conference, held out of the Jan. 6. `V . testifying about the attempt to I hearing of the jury, Haldemun William S. FratES, lawyer for -1 get CIA officials to curtail th e returncd to the witness stand e White House aide John D. I' ill tn%cstlgation of the Water and deled he had any intention Ehrllchman, suggested Mon. . gate break-in. of misusing either the CIA or day taking a Christmas break 11 the FBI or of obstrutling the in the trial and allowing the During a private courtroom '" Watergate Investigation. t conference Tuesday with Judge jurors to go home for the first -Agabl" ,of Meanwhile, all . 3i John parties in the time since they were seated J. Sirica and defense law. I 1: ,k cover-up case were to submit W. I 1. yers, assistant prosecutor -. . , , " 0 00~_ ,.~ , I Ift - '01 - )Iw arguments today on wheth:er Richard Ben-Veniste ;0 said A -) II William G. Ifundley, lawyer fornier President Richard &I lialdenian "confesses to a • for former tt Gen. John O .iiniewhicI M itche ll, said he would agree to tained before the trial can be l just done, to defrauding the concluded. United States through Fr, 1tlsProPosa IT'S SOMETHING VOhB Tiger Radio, Central Florida s only Black Radio station ree ut lawyers for Haldernan, court appointtd mproper raised $z,000 for th i (entra FlorIda Zoo Zoo director Jack doctorsexani,nedN,xonand his former assistant Atty (; reason3 Ilanna, left, receive_s check appropriately enough In front of the wedical records last week and Robert C. Mardian and Kenneth tiger cage, from I left to right) 51elvin Grace, disc Jeckey-, tte B,en-Veniske was referring to then reported that Jan. 6 was W. Parkinson, former la%vyer Sharp, prcgram director; and Bruce Webb,station manager and Ifaldeman's indication right be. the earliest he could give a for the Nixon re-election % -epresidect. President of the station Is Jack Everbach. Ifferald deposition. Sirica has said he committee, oppose the plan to Photo by Bill neen r or ernn a rs expects the case to be con release the Jury and expose its I •. .0-1 0 .1 11 - I P ; r .5 .------Me-& Q .-•.--.-. -.- ..-. , . I ~04 -lpwF, '4" 1 1# '' Ali 146, 11 t t, 9 0. to MA k4 1 S • , 04 , ,V, W V T IL97 , 4 11 I V'/citern a te Volvo v. 14 V I " I - . __ - Wednesday, Dec. L,"4'c I __ &_ il A r,P ~ �- _ i _ - _ r - P1 ' - _________ A -- _______ __ ONO" 'l WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. _ Z__ _---- L - - -?- -. _T;='-•- - SPORTS Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1974-8A - — - _______________ - --- — r - - - Evening Herald, Sanford, — —______ Fl. __ Wednesday, Dec.4, 1 974j _____________ - DEAR ABBY '' . I S F, - - - peed, Come S pi I Is He 's Madly In -V* .. - - - - ,. - _____________ __________________ U i" ' _____________________ ;PZ • ,' $1 I ______ _______________ __ ______________________ _ ___ ______________ ais le to . __________________ ________ To ~;! t. iL Skater '_ 44' 0 % " _____ ______ __________ W ___________ wi4 ____________ _______ __ _. ________ __ __ : - \ ' ' _- --i -Skating dms great things for Sherry's figure! . I - im D* . __ ~ Those Hol*da I io y Ig Can o,j h1p me" Club Notes MUMPED IN SPRINGFIELD, ILL (J : DEAR STUMPED: Write to the U.S. Army Enl1stiüt , Records Center: PC, RC-RP. Fort Benjamin Harrison. Indian., Corsliers Coicert of Advent 4120 They cgu locate aayone who is on active duty with the U.S. and Oiristmas Music under the DEAR ABBY: Where I work, the bo'a wife (w ho also works direction of here i set III a rew drem code. All the women have to %year pants! chief. The Concert was presented Dec. 1, at Holy Cross This Isn't a warehouse or a factory where pants would be more . appropriate it's an office! Episcopal Church, The boss happens to be S Holiday lighting almost . IV C,Jp~ J r. ' !1 0 I 4% ,_;-, - 4 4 _ ______ - 0 ___ _____ - ' i n g, Normal L ion End ing Grey- hounds dunking' the nuiiierous fl istakes basketball and he was promptly resulted in turnovers. hit with a technical violation, Greg Thomas led lyrnan's charges with 14 points, followed by Greg Barker and since such behavior isn't Jim Swihley, who had 12 condoned in prep circles. apiece. Al Freeman led the * * * Thus, before the game ever losing Oviedo junior varsity' got officially under way, OvIEDO FG FT TP With eight. 1 4 $5 7 Clennie Patterson had one fttod Moore 1 00 Patterson paced the winning point, the visiting lions had the GOlden I Cii 2 Oviedo va rs ity quint with 16 ball at rnldcourt and the game Jac$son 7 3' 7 Paterson 1 2 16 while Browdy chipped in with 15 commenced without benefit of norko-ki S 33 U and Bob 13orkoski had 13. Jon the customary center tipoff. To'.l' 27 1 63 Kaufman and Wright each had 13 to lead Lyman. penstance, or lapse of memory LYMA I \ - It!I - NC ' ç - will ___ __________ n 119 ApAral - )EAI ABBY: Four years ago, I fell in love wi th my boss, I was 36 and he was 51. He was married, but claimed their love had By EWA NICHO died years ago, and he was "considering" vocce. n the floor," Sherry others. The polyurethene various requirements. Then it's Herald Coodeøt I had never been married, and you probably don't believe explained th e dancing wheels are an aIl4ro(md wheel to th1 to Hect the steps th is, but iwas a virgin , am this day. technique. "The music is sui ted that won't slip or slide, and by lots of practice." she said. The whirling wls make a My hover has nevL'r pushed for sex, which is prohably why W yp ,f skating , v're afly l'g wearing Slry's teach ing outfit may got so well, lie still llxs at home with his wife, and although continuous sound in the huge after the steps are learned, it toe." be slacks or a short skating hetellsmethatdivorceisintheoffIng,1herearenosjgnso 11 skating rink Sherty Umstead takes lots of practice." Other types of wheels include skirt. ihe dress rulesat the rink I have tried to stop seeing him, but he insists that he i.g maW:, of Lotgwood goes about Music is important to a ball bearing, which art good fcr require shirttails tucked in for in love with me, and he refuses to let me break up with him. business of teaching youngsters skater. "Afternoon ting ra,,ing. and precision, for boys, and modest dress for the art of roller skating. fie comes to my place almost every evening after work, 1, ,, reEular skating or for jumps girls. Th.' re:i is carefull re mrsj and he rt''r stays atcr than 8p m. Then he ges home, Sherry has been teaching roik music to please the The precision heeLs are more supervised at all times, and I would mary him tumorrGw if he were free, but 1 don't like roller ska ting for four years. youn ger skaters," said S rry expensive, with packed ball floor guards quickly remove being the o thir woman, and I'd rather live alone the rest of my he ? Recently married, he and hei "More aditional dance music bearingq that cant fall out, anyone not obeying safety rules life than feel tIat I broke i;p a marriage. husband, Bill, spent many is used for regular sessions at Most girls- wear the taller boot while skating. I love hum and know we could be happy together, but I don't datit evenings skating at the night. We try to appeal both in whi te, while boys wear thc hurt his wife, lie's had ample time to get a "Skating is a family affair," warn him if it Skate City rink just south of the young and a!iu!t ska ters black lower cut for racing, and div or ce. What do you think? said Sherry. "It's a good way to th e taller cut for regular rend Longwood, Quiried as to who wi th our music selections." MISS A. an evening and all be was the best skater, Sherry DEAR MISS A.: I think you're foolish to continue seeing this . together. ___ You don't have to any skaters buy fr o How about dangers mid,"It's a 1 Bill If he Is "madly' in love with you" and a divorce is in the in invest in a pair of skates as man. eased, "Well, I can beat her in soecial skates, and many dif- skating? "Only if people offing , tell him you'll see him alter he's divorced — and not until. get rental skates are good, and ferent the races!" rented skates when I first normal skating, it's really safe reama change — and soon. A pretty girl, Sherry's trim started skating here," said and p -eat fun." Sherry makes each step DEAR ABBY: 1 have been trying to locate a relative of mine loop figure speaks well for skating, Sherry. "Later, I bought a Sherry Is presently teaching completely effortless, and her who is now si-ving In Ui. U.S. Army somewhere In Europe _. and youngsters who take pair." -She explained the possibly in Germam. according to the last re ports I had about lessons get plenty of exercise. assortment of skate wheels Scouts, who have been taking beginner want him. They team straight ska ting as available, "The wooden whee ls lesso ns to win Merit Badges. the floor and im i ta te her — with I wrote to th e U.S. Army Information Department in well as daBcftg. "Certain step are best for racing, und don't "TheY receive a certificate ro-sults mither effortless nor Washington r.C. and they sent me a two.page form to fill out, are followed on imaginary cost as ir uch as some of the after they have learned all the graceful! . requeiting my cousui's rank and serial number and location of his II present assignment. Abby, if I knew that I wouldn't need any hel l. _________________________ - pe teamed up to form a potent Lyman did COffle La within quhilela on the fast break and three points - at 47-44 early put Oviedo out in front 17-16 at in the fourth quarter, but Eddie LONGWOOI) — how many u end of the first eight Browdy connected for three times do you see a baketbaH minuter of action, quick field goats for Oviedo and game start without a center From that point on, Lyman the Lions had their first win of Jump? could do no better than muster the season under their belts, Very rarely, but that's how a 25-26 tie in the Middle of th e following a 52-61 nonthe inter-conference rivalry second quarter as Patterson & conference loss to Orlando between the Lyman Co., rofled to a 32-28 halftiiiie Edgewater on Saturday night. (;reyh ou nLs and Oviedo Lions bulge. A tight zone defense Only a sparse gathering came go under way here last night at thrown up by the Lions, coupled the Layman gyiiinaslum. out to see Lyman in its season by the devastating fast break, During the pre-game drills, was just t',si much for the opener, but they did get to see game offici als observed Fier- (;rcyhour.ds, who seemed the Junior varsity quintet whip BytHl(1AlLVANllLRF N aturally - O By HILL CUR(1E Of The Herald Staff 411, ____________ _ ,as ___ yman But Makes No Move _______________ __ L Odd Love,' ' - 4 'jfr______ , I ti. I i _ " 4 - L.. - - Anyone care to dance? Oviedo's Bob Borkoski (left) and Lyman's Jon Kaufman appear to be ignoring the basketball during last night's game to do their own thing. Such was not the case however, ,land Oviedo topptA Lyntan 63-58 In the nonconference battle. on the part of Wright, Just about c iri told the story of the gaine, too "alshris Vance as the Lions proved pesky all Go<ic1on night and went on to a post a 6 Hudson 58 victory over Coach Rick Kaufman Wright Steinke's Greyhounds. that Tot Lyman came back after Oviedo opening free throw by Pat. Lyman Wrsn and Idled out to a 16-11 FoUed out lead, but it didn't last long as Patterson and Fred Moore Kaufman -':; ".' 0 0 34 J Moore, .11 •;'!! 11 15 15 16--41 16 12 13 17-Sa Oviedo -- ore. 0. _____ 4 - f , Q 0 t" . _ Patterson and Borkoski took an early shower $3 via the foul route while Kaufi 00 6 5 0 1 10 man had to take an early seat I 7 13 13 with five personal fouls for S 35 11 Lyman. 2118 se _, , AV ' - - !J low -w / 40 - = - A- All eyes are turned towards the basket during last night's game between -_ --' the On Friday night, Lyman Lyman Greyhounds (whiteJerseys) and Oviedo's Lions. but the ball is nowhere hosts Hollywood Miramar and in sight. Obviously, eight of the 10 players on the floor knew where it was, as he awa for a rehmind or. hopefully. . a two-poiinter, but for preliminary. which team? and fewer, and simply turning the tree seen more often dwing tree trunk. Bankers Meet offon type ofholidayughiing the hdlidaysason,you'iw an t Do place the tree lnabucket I be fix: C risis, " w, wher- using another. to keep it as fresh as poss-,L4e. of water mixed with Prolong -_ The National Association of it's back, even though Here are some "dos" and live-cut Christmas tree Bank W bce the traditional omen will hold its A. everything from ff-esh-cut "don'ts" that will help: preserver. Remember to monthly meeting Dec. 10 at 6:30 ,* Christmas trees to the elec. Do test for freshness before change the water often using p.m. at the Carlton holiday the focal point of tricitY consumed by lighting, this "moderation" n _ _____ fights will cog MGM eedles to see if they're pliant, each eight Ounces (one cup) of national Dr., Orlando. Th By LEE GEIGER Tb,e offr,'al stance of the polk-y also places more emis met in the Parish Hall. Louise who have Pretty legs. (Like me, for instance.; unimpressive wins as boxing returned to the and "Irish" Gene Wells ran Into a couple of Also, a fresh tree will hold its SPORTS water. make the fight. Both Perez and Futch are Herald Correspondent sis on selecting a well- neefl Mid- East Group of the McMullian, of Pinellas County, Anyway, several of us gals don't like to hide our legs in pants. Orlando Sports Stadium last night. Fe al EnergyAdministra if you gcrtly tap it on reluctant fi gh ters in Leon Futch and Slick Du't place the tree near a N.A.B.W. is made up of 130 was endorsed counter-punchers iind they spent most of the The boss takes his orders from his wife, and anyone who 'ee for Holiday Season '74, is In the feat ured 10-rounder, heavyweight i, for the of fice of Mitchell. the ground, heat source which may cause It female first r ound wai ti ng For the othe r to lead. !~ br eaks ORIANDO All the code gets the -the boxers in Pete bank ",TK4ffaUon_" ax. Any sugges tion? officers state president. Chapter :,! IN No longer giould you expect Don't wait for clotted resins to dry ouL And, make su Ashlock's stable of lighters came home wi th , e It's representing various banks and president Mabel Chapman over Leon Shaw while Vic Perez of Sanford MGGY __ In tile second stanza Per ez began to take Wbat this means to your to nk irregularities in your to form at the base of the tree secure In its water-holding bank and the second that was scored in the Orlando DEAR LEGGY: I'm "d you gals with the gorgem San holiday decorating plans is an tree (missthg branches, holding companies from presided, ring. lets- and block It from a bsorbing stand. the offense as he chased his heavier ( by nine 19 Central Florld* cities. increased emphasis on low- th n.pf LLJclIe Snyder contributed to will have to do your showing off after work. Either that, or use opponent, 132 to 153), around the ring Pounds) geometric shape, water. To prevent this, finDo enjoy your beautiful, 1111111111111MU1131111110111110P. Opem to walk out and find work where the dress code 'ar . Three weeks ago the well- built, 203-pounder wattage hofiday lighting: tree and so on) with lights " mediately saw Growth The program will be provided Personal and with sweeping lefts and rights. Off about one fresl. ; II lights that are cooler, smaller decorations. And, wi th more of inch of defeated Tommy Howard with his stick and L-cut Uw all through by the Central Florida Clwale, Development, reporting on her sense. 10 Pac.8 Records the diagonal Fr', the the holi day ' season. I P.S. If you're union. maybe you've got a legidmate beef.) IflOS'C tactics and in Shaw the local fans saw a Most of the local fighter's offerings went . a group of 20 Sanford women tt0uro0thMr1caand CONFIDEN'rIA[. P, TO RON astray but enough got home for him to pile up .similar contest. IN SARASOTA, FLA.: You're situation there. . SAN FRANCISCO AP) — An thony Davis of Sou thern who are housewives, banker wrong. There is something worse than a reformed drunk. It's one -, a commanding lead. Barbara Jackson and Gerry ('alifornia nurses and businesswome' finished the regular season as the PacificJ -. . The Jacksonvi ll e-based Shaw tried his best w ho isn't rcformed yet. Weldon w er e hostesses at the when they are not peormi Conference champion in individual rushing, scoring and In the sixth and final round Perez en all to catch up with the fleet-footed Boudreaux kickoff returns and wound up his three-year career with ' 1. out as the Chorale, These talented chapter tea between the to stop Futch but, although staggering but was much too ponderous to land any efDEAR ABBY: I've been married for seven mon ths and I Dolls Dell'sght Adults Too 10 conference career records. vocalists have served a sessions. The tea table was haven't had my husband's parents N him on several occasions, Perez could not put fective shots. Fighting out of a southpaw over for a meal yet. I've had decora ted with Christmas holly other people over for As a senior. Davis rushed for an average of 123 yards featured entertainment him away. stance, Shaw r supper Found his entire of fense but not my In.laws because of my age of nine with family : fl'l) civic org izations per game, claimed the individual scoring title with 110 and candles, weth a globe mother-In-law, neutral ized as Boudreaux was either out of Once again the official scorecard show --d became Interested In GerF'IorIda surrounded by intern nticnal points, and averaged 42 yards on kickoff returns. TraditionallY, ftorn now until churches fn -ie has a habit of finding fault with everything. When she's range or on top of him before he could do the one-siciedness of the affair as Burns calkd °' liceI Dec. 2Sth is "doll season." But been Invi ted somewhere for s1per she tells everybody at. anything. In either instance, Shaw was it to 5946, Andrews Judged it to be 60-55 whik' or many the season never vancej the French dolls. Bishop, and features Bettye f rustrated to the point of swearing at his light. The Herald Playoff Ducats On Sale ended up with a 6044 declsir n closes, they never outgrow the Now, she says whe is a "pieSmith as the accompanist. what a messy house her hostess had. skiuined opponent while gesturing fr Skating Party bian" collector and has a Sam. de're For dolls. if Boudreaux to Conic in and fight. .My husband's brott:er's wife has had the in4aws over several I 1. %VelIs scored the only' knockdown , — -1 OAKI.ANI) IAPI uikland Raiders season4icicet pling of almost every kind of Ruth Mrs. G. E. i tius and you knockout in the professional portion of tLe Pi Rho Chapter, Beta Sigma times, should hear the way my mother-ljiaw bad. holders will be able to buy' tickets for the Dec. 21 NatIonal ----such. Mrs Mills of wciita, doll possible. Neither tactic had any effect on Boudr caux Phi, recently held a skating mouthed her cooking! I know how hard my sister-In-law worked pro-ant card when he caught Mitchell in his Football l,eague playoff game here starting Monday at "W'n I started collecting I who continued about his business of taking Kans., has been a doll collector , Church Women own corner with a left hook that dropped party to benefit Sky King Youth to make everything nice, and that's all the thanks she ge'. th e Oakland Coliseum. The team announced Tu esd ay that home a one-sided decision. Despite landing didn't knowmuch,'siiessj,j "I for zrore than half a "Slick" for the fatal 10 count. ~ My mother-ln.law keeps giving me hjntj like, "Me Ranch. The party was a gleat season ticket holders will get their regular seat She is a recognirpd authority on boug,ht because I liked them several clean shots In every round, .-Church Women UnIfted of swcess and a good time was settled yet?"But I just don't feel like inviting Utem. Am I wrong? locations for the game ugHinst the American Conference Boudreaux never had Hall in any serious the subject and, if her collection and they appealed to me," The scorching left hand by Wells was his it-lo Seminole County will hold their had by all who attended. . & LEAR' Division winner, Miami or Buffalo. Eastern first real clean shot that he is her advice to be,'j1nning trouble and a knockdown of either fighter sanexample,acon53oLc51.w DEAR LEARY: Yes: Why should yonj. fJjJ,5 caught Mitchell _. annual meeting Fr1dy ct Holy president Glenda O'Brien was Oc Dcc, 13, the ItaI&ra will start a sale of any tickets never came close to occurring, with and it came at the 1:04 mark of She egaii cuatvung at collectors. "Du't buy what Penalized because of his wile? invite % the th em, and If yow' mr4*. Cross Episcopal Church Parish proud and happy to presert still available for the playoff opener. second r ou nd. you are supposed to have in a w bad-mouths you, It will be reflection on _______ _________ ____________ The official Kirby (Sky King) Grants check sc ecards or were roundly booed her -not you, House In Sanford at O :' m. collection, add what you like." i -as they showed the ease of Boudreaux's SOrC than 10. Immediately after the fight was over for. foUowLnganoc1ajcoffea. :.'O. Dour have been around since i - : %W in. victory. The crowd was behind Shaw the PariMutuels Pay Big flier Southern Middle-wieght champion nearly 2000 B.C. an-i have 11 i IknrnS Mrs. Ruth Bruton, president underdog and cheered his every futile effort. Riggs jumped into the ring and , ç: , -- evol%-edfrointheformofanIdol of Orlando Church Women challenged Wells to a battle on ______________________________ or figurine for ats, The Jacaranda Circle of It 100-94, Mick ________________________________ _________________ _______________________________ ____________ boxing promotion that will be held in Orland(1 United will speak on -Why collected $1, 827,571 in pari-mutuel tax revenue In the 101______________ were supposedly endowed wi th Andrews came up with 9993 while the '-' . QUEEN SIZE SLEEPERS on the 17th of this Ws nc~ month. Chwch Women In th (Lay fa!l meeting at Batavia Downs harness track, the Evening Herald went along 99-fl, all in favor the spirit of ancestors or Corn- silver tea at the home of Mr. "Irish" Gene Wells parries a left jab thrust in his direction by "Slick" 5111chell State Tax Department reported Thesday. magical properties As iran's of the winner. — - The fighter that impressed the inost on the P l M AV il' A total of 394,331 persons wagered M,329,913 in the (luring first round action at the Orlando Sports Stadium last Q" ' many projects Undertaken night. Wells came knowledge increased and Perez's bout had more action, but only by Idyllwilde Dr., card was Maurice "The Termite" Watkin-a Sanford, Sunday meeting, which ended Nov. 23. Last year, 428,198 bet back with offensive work of his own to stop Mitchell in the second round. the organiz.ati. because the &nford fighter was willing to iupersliuon faded the child 2.5 p.m. The public is invited. (Con't. On Page 2H) $30,048,627 in a 103-day meeting. ganusing the doufrpLa). A paragraph in Friday's ________________________ 19th Century dolls are prized possessions today The state collected !l,882,1t7 In pari-mutuel taxes last -Prior to the 18th century, Herald church news asking Ii year. I doUs were made by artists for -Mills' collection was purclizzued refurbishes dolls and costumes those attending to bring gifLi •• / chi ldren of royalty. During that ------------------- --------for $2 during the Depression. for her collection, for the Lutheran Haven should "'..'a acentury. improved production "That's when you could take I a _4"~ -! Mrs. Mi lls, herself a member have been listed under ____________ ii ethods wade It possible for taxi oone Providence Lutheran Church for ten cents," she cx- of the United Federation of Do ll potters &rxI craf tsmen to snake plained. To pay for hOUSTON -- Houston Oilers K.S. "Bud" Mains said Women's Guild and does not her "ex- Clubs, advises would.bi # dolls n Larger ruantities. By travagance" she forced herself his National Football League team had been fined $15,000 . the Ch urch Women collectors to consider memberapply to the 19th ce ntu ry, fine doIl.v were to walk to and from work 30 ving 68 players on th last season for ha the e payroll during _________________ United meeting In Deltona, The ship In a doll club. "It's a good 41; regular season. available to almost every times, V gu ild meets Thursday for a I way to learn." family, These are the dolls ri: Most of r dolls are dis____________ After many years as a Jfl Chtmas luncheon at noon in today's collectors Fo r B '61.0 ,.,. the Fellowship Hall at l6'.6 ntley Pats To Handle - Au ap seek but played in three floor-to-ceiling collectoç, she still has a deep Provide Joe CaIdwell Suspendid many are focusing their at- gIa5scaseswhfrhnenrlyflIlt Blvd. with Mrs. _____ -J I •• joy in her hobby tent ion on the older dolls of this ir ediurr.sized ro,n-. Ar area phihiso2hlzed, 'When the w nd Adele Wolde as general ST. LOUIS - - The American Basketball M.sociation $ or ld '('4 century which are still plen- adjecent to the "doll ro By CHUCK McCLUNG It wits it close game until the - We played defense with our scorini! bv Alexander with 15ins I 4I IV.1 Spirits of St hi'uis, who last month suspended rookie om" is gets too much for me, I look at herald Correspondent third quarter, Lake Brantley hands, not our set," said the Howling could manage but ; 1) The WkcmeWçpn tiful. used as a work space where the dolls and thlnii: 'They Marvin Barnes, suspended indefinitely' 6-foot-S forward . 4I One ofthe ra rtdo1ls inMrs. Mrs. MiIl restores and remain the same." FORF1' CITY - "We just took a halftime lead of 31-28. disappointed Brantley head eight points in the losing effort. Joe Caldwell for "failure to conduct himself in a manner 9 ',_"-_ .—.''' didn't handle the pressure." Hut Boone scored a total of 22 man. Holiday Sounds hostess wWheI ____________________________________________________ J't _____ ___________ With the win, Boone is now 1.0 __ 2500 said fAke Brantley's Basket- urvinswered points in five-and. The strong defense ol the and Brantley drops to 0-1 as 1 34 INCH LONG tivites detrimental to the club." P C',,,, _______ SUPER Q U r r ' . tll ('nach Chris Butterworth a-hall tliinutes to wrap up the vicitor,s is what really stunned they travel to Lake Wales next Ikta ('hi ("h.'tptcr of Delta . P,0jr1 YjrnJf SIZE MATTRESS -after the Patriots' opener ganie before the last quater. Brantley. Approximately 10 Tuesday', Kappa Gamma, honor society VALUE _______ White Is Outland Winner M1.RCE WILLIAMS TuIay' in which the Pals Brantley's Scott Alexander turnovers by the home team I:z for women educators, attended CHEMICAL Evvn a Uort *911 'S long'-4' 322 5I2 handled the Boone Braves for took care of the majority of ( .: on vrt9tlIity occurred in the unbalanced when you -1 l Of M OKLAHOMA CITY - Handy White, Maryland's 218-, Seminole Junior college Sanford •siIl itart with n impressive Sleep Or thlrt! of the four quarters and Patriots scoring In the early third quarter due strongly' to I t r .. 11 pound defensive lackle, was awarded the Outland Trophy LANCE an like IbiS! S$n Into the deep cu%npo'5 A MRS. DONALD BELL fell part in the pressurized going. but slowed down as the t1w full court press of the as the nation's top collegiate interior lineman, 111 DavklAaronButjef&Djane 322-1812 t hird quarter. '. the ultimate in BC)ØE I4anaer 79 2), Co* I NERCULON many styles •a coIe Braves threw up a man-to-man Braves. I!. I _ You Don't Have To frvm which to chilifte"We got in foul trouble--and defense to stop 1 1; H,ichrnan 51 II. Marf'n 3 3 1, fbom Richard Handwerk i.a'$onaf salf'prot.ction th 5-Pc, Tray Tab!e S e log range at MILLIVNAIRE uinjce Lee Wells & Harold. Umpires Retire FREE PROFE$lONAL INTERIOR DCCORATINo we didn't ha ve the quickness shooting of Alexander. He Led the press and tock ad. Copeland 0 0 0. Hepburn Fast. To HEAT Like one 23x15 vinyl-clad ipte. Eaiy.to.05, MARILYN GARLAN'r, ollis 0 3 3, Little 1 0 7, Schumaker Lekc Co., aye Ashley 's PFVOLVIN CHARGE - FREE DELIVERY they' possess," said But finished the game with 15 vanta ge f the Patr iot's sl oppy 1)5 Totalt 21 2567 With trays, Storage rack/casters STORE SIDE PARKING Berry. ., w olIl.EANS -- Mia'ricwi League umpires krworth, LAKE BRANTLEY CotlIns 204. points, high for U Pats' with ball-handling. He amWated AIan'anfe5pr ng Walnut and brass finish I 1111111 SI i iji 'kpt C:fnroi t ha Sttn, Captr Sarasota C., Joseph w. Odom announced their did Jim ' Spanish tiles, 70-10-90 L II:Strber) I3;A:eander5,s IS, trouble as two of the Pats' quarter. through league President Lee MacPhail. )HIRLEY MILLET within the live minute charge,7A,r n'gitsMt j 1 0 2. ElliotI 3)5 Totals, : His tarry tEl th at ea te open Sal. Electric , Mary C, M. Doney & Dennis 212 starters fouled out in the third V. I 7l! Mx of the points coming from 'ri 4pm Bill Wall follcwed Alexander easy' I . . % quarter as the Braves opened I CENT;, HEATING lay -ups. 1k finished the Boon FURNITURE. INC. '. _______ ' . Roland Chester Sweet & Griese Gets New Pact Ia 1 21 11-67 th e game in their favor by in the scoring column with 12 gcnie early in the Fourth Lake CALL ... '• 1 Sanft,, cJ s Finest 'V.,', Brantley 19 17 HItD RlCHMCp4D I points with eight coming In r4ariC. gcrgc tizart — outsc Aot,el'to orIng the Pats' 28-6, to PLUMBING & 11 a quarter but still was high scorer 1S--57 lake Brantley's high scorer Eta Howling 12, gets OPEN 514 3187 WAL Grace Uhl & th-rge. L hins' quarterback Wb Griese Miand win 53 In LHE,TING. INC. 7"rn Foul%- BOW 21. Lake one of his rare field 9 ________ 0alS against do Boone, Geraldine K. Lundy & Mixon _______________________ EVENINGS SY APPOINTMENT signed a long-term contrac t with the National Football opener For Lake Brantley at the IM ,, But what the Patriots had In ___ Mike Heckman (ollowed with BantIey 24. FOlCd Out BO*liflg, Tuesday as Brantley fell apart In the third quarter to Gabriel, D. 5205. M.aph S'in(ord, Ft.. loser's gym. League learn for an estimated million dollars. offense, they lacked in defense. I, points as Brantley was led In Citns rWL wy ____________ 14 W, 1st t t MII• Eit of i-I SI'tOfd lose their open 67-51, disappeared last year at the . Stadlu - . _ '. ' that FO FT TP 5 :; 1? 1 ____ ______ ' liii, ___ Ir P I 4.1 i3oxing 0 Matches Unt ressive BRIEF -- - - ~ - ' .-1 I -. , - - . 1 - - - - z - : :' ______ :- -' - -' - - ,, u - - -- I - Tea Invitation neighborFood? -. _____ 41 b4 1 - _________ _____ _____ - ' ______ ____ _ ~ , '-i' A=~___ ;. 7 : .-" - .- - L'if. - ~& - . 7=~* - '' ____ J ___ _______ JI1 IJ1j ra YOUR CHOICE A& Th.-- ..- _~_ `". .-t4-'• fj__ -_ - ----- -_ -. k I lq" ;;.~-=-_-~-~ -__ ___ _!., Dissolutions arriage tl)L Two hildeere, h# F V _ . ip " iig., - -, '':-'' _. 1, "e = ;. 'i-- f _______ rt 495 .-~-_ ______ . ;:,:..'. .- : - I* ': '• ,...,.. - '"''"' - y • * • ,---- i'-. ' . % V -=' ,• --'4 ..,, -- ' - ,-'-. _. -,. :1i; •,,.:;: - .+-- '-.=-" --'. _-___.-- ,.- . -_.T-- ',H' - -:------- . . . , t- ------. . -_. — -'. -.• _= -'----- -----,-,-,j._.___ -. ... - o-'"r, .-:.. . - A -- -- -'. - ____________ . ' - ----------• - - - ;.-f.': -'-"-- ________________ ______________ !''. gfle-r---' I,. •' ' -. —=' --F-- '- -- • '. ---'-' I' — - - • - . - - - -' -.--- :- .--- - : ' 7. - - - '. rt._ - •' ?--- - 0 ' - . - _. ' t - _____ �nrrrr,, - 2B-Evning Herifid, S: 'ird, F!. 6 --------------------------. _______ TUESDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FIRST - DoubIe, Spec. 7: Wednesday, Dec. - V v (I 5) 1)02 êO Ms.curIMur :620 540 300 4 Domingo Roman EcPano Yza Mncit II Lunli Ov'nlela 1 5) 555 40 3 40 3 NINTH Aretha *'?h II 5 5304 10 THIRD - Daubles.. Spec. 7: rza Prre; 1600 700 150 1 r:nc: •' . - .' - ---" 1: 1300 6 10 3 20 2 Cnucrto Muguer:, -. V 'I1 V : / S I i I r v 7 1740 340 ii)0 I 170 Dotb$e (7.1 SIlt - : , I :jt 4:1- . V . / -The upeomlu . Rotary Bowl coaches shared the spotlight Tuesday as the South Seminole Rotary sponsored a banquet : I.ord Chumley's In Altamonte Springs for Lake Brantley and ROTARY BOWL 440 1 -J V .. V 40 Maur%.' Cuini-4a (34) 5)310 '4 1,) -', -, ' 2 •!. TENTH S3*glis. Spec. 1300 3 40 1 70 7 670 710 S 7 2 140 7 ?0 3 A) ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ------ ______ Prrfecl (S 3) $137.40 SIXTH - Dodbles, Spec. 7: Mtruri Tam Sala Muguecza the University of Florida and Bill Duty, head coach at Lake Brilntley. _____________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ Keilip uf Betty Natale's Pro The Inter-City Travel League Shop share the top spot for high comes to Bowl America San- garlIc honors, cacti rolling 239. 3060 11 10 7 10 7 4.20 360 1 __________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ______________ 750 50 I Oulnhefa (17) 1.4050 210 8 Pt'rfrct 1741 P940 Qvinie(a (11) 540 10 Big 0 (31 With 4 7) $1940 rcr-fc-cta'(l 5) 1)0410 Big 0 436 wIth 47) 139$ 20 A -- 21)1. HlnIe 5tfl9c4 lCon't. From Page IRt College AlLlntsc Division GB lioslon Cage Scores 696 - 7 II 10 .571v 4 EAST 7 14 Cintr3l OivIIIø Was7iingtr, IA e .777 C)eeIano 17 l4ovtion 11 - Orleans Ho(stra 75. St Francs. N V. Cnast Guard SI. Curry Bran0e 75. MIT 72 .634 fl Uc ________ -. :. - Midwest Divhsuon Dofrait II 10 k C O"' aQo 12 1) it 72 5 t. Ceo. Washington 103, Delaware 97 Holy Crost 107, St AnseIm' 21 577 Fart.'go Dck+rtn Ii. B,,fta;o 57 SOUTH Golden Stat, • 6 +777 P,."tI4nd I? 9 11 391 ResuI II0 Buffald 101 1i - - Games Philadelphia Seattle at Milwaukee a? Ctp4a, Prep Scores West Palm Beach NOrth Store 7, Palm Be'acri GarO Lake Worth ii, Pa'4kee eg Riviera Seocti Sancsl 71. west cheated by the f'iilure of Evans to appear. In amateur action, two inmates from Avon Park Correctional Institution failed to get out of the scond round. In both cases the fighters paced as the undefeated lightweight and the Lyman 111gb student thrilled the crowd with their bristling exchanges. Both boys showed exceptional ring generalship especially "The Termite," who looks like a sure-fire world selves before running out of gas. Bobby Walker got up from a first round knockdom to wear out Johnny Carter in 1:40 of the second and Ron Beasley gave up afkr just 59 seconds of the second stanza with The 13$-pound WatkIns gave away PoundstoflabeClarkbutstillwasabletosthy. with the fine looking amateur. On many occasions WaUns was able tO 1 P inside of his first fight in several months as the Florida Golden Gaves Champ has been busy with football in high school, The otheraniateurcontest was between two nileweights who have decided to Ellis won FAR WEST New Me,co 59, Niw Mejica St. Cal Poty-SLO 75. Montana 64. Great FaIlt 1S Arizona St. 103. Whitthir 67 Patm 'each Fory Hill Atiantk Pcmparo Beach 9), Lake Worth LrcnrU67 Veeg Beach 91. Merritt Island 55 West PaIr,' Reach King's. -acjum 71. Palm Beacri Academ, _____ ) _____________ ________________ _____ ______ - • ___________ _____ _______________ r.... _____ . ___________ ______ .V V :s '77 I ,. _______ _____ _____ ______ __________________ _______________ ' ___________________ ______ V ____________ _____ __________ _______ ____________ -- - - ______ _____ _________________ ____________ Whigham. 'Fop, John ('orso, Frt'd %%'ashington Clifton Wesibrook, James Gray, Alan Silas, Micke' Pringle j :-:: .-", ___________________ __ _________________________________________________________________________ __ _________ _____ _____________________________________________________ The 1974.75 Seminole High School Basketball Team, From left, bottom, Randy :j _____ ____________________ __________________________ ________________ _______________ -. _____________ _________________ _____ - V - '1 ____ ______ _____ I- V __________ Leads e m i no I e ge Final Prep ___________ ________ _____ _______________________ _____ ________ _______ 4f 'I' '" a very Inconsistent season colicagues in the couaty, who Toni Hoilingswor(h at 5-7 and than .500 record. The concern Is due to our guard oricntej of. (eel that the tall Seminole's are Mark Whigharii at 6-2 are expressed with the Semninik tense." the team to beat this year - of alternatIng at the other guard schedule as it plays n unofHandy Brown, Fred Although Seminole will again which Mills comments, "1 hcpe po3tlons, but MilLs .aid when tidal Metro Conferen* '' right." Washington and John Corso the be strong at the guard positions Whighan is In he has the schedule. trio which were expected to with Brown, Mark Whigharn strongest set of guards in the This year' s Seminole'sclub willof be county who aLso rebound. lead the 1974-75 Seminole High and Tori I!ollingsworui, the a senior dominated * * * School are doing Just that real size Is up rront wIth 6-3 which four of the five startern after twoteam g1-rnes. p ,. • Another strong point is the Cuàu, diuhlg(on and are seniors and nine of the 12 fo'ard spots, with 6-5 Fretl SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL The three seniors are ranked Jariics Gray, 1971-1975 squad members. one, two and three In all the Washington and 6-3 Corso. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE "T is the biggest teani I've offensive departments In the Washington is the leading •• Wc'lI have to jilay early going. That revealing had at the school," Mills CX scorer to date and is also a DECEMBER players next year, but I'll 10 Oak ' A statistic doesn't surprise j worry better than average rebounder, plained," but my coaching about that then," explained H Mills, who's in his ninth year as philosophy will still stress Mills. although light at ITh pounds. ii Suabrep,, U Senuinole's head basketball de1cns4." Coloflial A Corso is the quick forward and 129 C"r.tmas Tourney coach. Although the win-lost record tries to get open without the JANUARY Although the ever nodest or the players on the court ball, for the open pass. The i EVInS H of the finest players we're had Seiiiinole County basketball attendance at the Seminole Gray, but 6-2 Mickey Pringle Lake Brantley H and probably could play with with possibly Ovledo being one Gym, is not "I've done who recently completed the ii 10 Mainland A ne A The Seminole head nan has shared by his fellow coaching •;poi, using gimmicks, but I've due to his strength and Jumping 17 Winter Park .5 good reason for praise as (or1$ Edgewater A never seen the gym more than ability. 71 Mainlan'J H ward Fred Washingt'n was half-filled, except for a (our* * * Oak Ridge H i! Poctvtr lust cekejiti ' I)ii tI)[) ( ';n.)I iicni flin glunily revealed. 1urigtanni. H ho played an ;i Corso WliS named to the AUTourneyteam,asenijnol0 the two-day affair. Seruinolt also opened last Finished the season with 15.14 record, or as Mills explained I SmIlh,Robort corw, Joiin WashIflgtOn,Ft Brodle. Jim Bongiannl. Drew Gray.James Guard Seniorguardltandyflrownat pionahip game, is expected to 63" For,varcj 6-3 is the overall floor leader on see action as Mills expects to 65" ii SI)" Guard the teani and the most vet- use sesn players during the I? 6'7' ForA,ard sitle, as displayed by his 2.5 season. 11 6'6" Cenle points in the team's opener, Silas, Alan Pringle.Mlckey BroAn, ndy 6'),' CF 67" Cenlrc 6V' 61" 7037 Evans A Lake Brantley Boone Sabveue Lyman WinIer Park A H A A Dtrtnaketbatlrou,ney Tourney points, but 10 assists in the one word, "Physical," but MARCH t:aznpInnship game. hj's hy can achieve a better 1 + i _____ __ __ - ________________ hunch ci }lirnilngharn Americans has reversed field and agrced to play in a World Bowl overflowing ith ill gill. . an exciting three-round decision b players' meeting at which the decision was made to play was "very heated. "A couple of guys got up and wanted to fight," he cent o cur players but se'll have enough to play." - I., Memphis out of anger at what they saw as a 'setup" HirrninghamMernphlc finale. - 41, ORLANDO lAP) - TalI.apias , And the Americans, who walked away from a Ph - Get Ace - ' P ravv NEWORLEANS(AP)'_yo.j gotta believe Tug McGraw's with the Philadelphia Phillies. And Dick Allen of the Atlanta Braves? Well, not everybody's +. ." V ' . ••••% - -. - V ' - -- -- V - -'t ' 'ft BASKETBALL LEAGUE Edmonds had 23 poInts, high In the ieague, Ronnie Ryan 16, hundred dollars per man." deducted, the players are to get 70 per cent th 10 ptr cent to the losers. finding substontlal investors. He said Tuesday he had no comment on the players' decision to play. back Laxes and other bills. Ifarraway said some players have been forced to live together because of money problems, but "a lot of players haven't been put out of their homes by Harraway said "There is no way we're going to get any money." But he added that league officials * * * -- UONS2$ t 00kthtetafldBU1yGr1fflth two. The Rams have a The Jets looked strong In the rebuilding job, but go 15 poInts back court with some good from Dennis Harris, Scott outside shooting. Mark Renaud Milson had eight and !iroy had16points,ChrjsGardpr4 Edw&th four, Issac Stephens two and Mark co Uons will improve as the -------- . ' height advantage. Jim of Birmingham and f& our pride, -: • INTERMEDIATEBOYS . - - , Monday night with owner Bill tham, and a player who did not want to be Identified said: 'We don't want to be negative at this time, but it really looks like the game won't be played. The show up for Thursday night's championship game, saId at a Tuesday news conference they would play despite their anger over missed paydays. - 4. added: "We're concerned that the WFL keep going so we can eventually get our back pay." Harraway said the players would get a porUon of playing for the championship." Itham has said it would take for team to pay its back Lazes, hills and back salaries, ' - V er thsenchanted" and have not been paid Ls five or sis weeks. Linebacker Ross Brpbarher Zaid It had been eight weeks since the players got paychecks. help us financially." But Harraway, a running jack who is lso the WFI. Players sociaUon president, said Tuesday ' • . . - . ORLANDO, Fla, AP) - The Florida nIght In the World Bowl, say they've made a Allen, the game's highest. like sponges," he said. "They just keep soakThey're remarkable," Ron Pritchard CINCINNATI (API - NEW YORK (API - Until he became the the nation's major collegians. Bengals defense In the 24-3 sIc- osr Southern California senior tafihack '-... Oak named state high school foOttl thamp4ons in the final p0(1 of Florida Sports Writrs A5SOCIJ?IO,t t Burv*lt 77. Kty Ston Heights 6) Lake Weir ). Williston 53 V 7 Largo ( • Winter ttaven (91)71 NHL Standings 9. Jacksonyiie Ràinis 11.1-i) 14. Dsvis.ion NV NY 33 91 Boone, Pompano VIntyr K C. Beach. st. As pert of the deal, the 71 I Ocala 7ifvilIe Ajtrcr,aut (9 1) 34+ 5 29 Clas.sAA I B.tton ot ''tr; (1001 invern Dave Schneck also went to Phils sent . 4 nfiity 1)00) 51, take Wr II 2? * 70 : ( Afl D3*.aon S 50 7 5 7 50 3 iS 9 I 31 1)5 50 thing." a land mine," said Frgstprod Stearns to New York. day, is eipe'ted j'rovlde the Mets with their solid center fielder years. flrust in "We feel McGraw can be last seaso. und was rarely been (ISO) $0 known to have Unser, a Branfoe( 1100) 73 M..mi Ctvestien Prentice balked at c!osing the deal because of Miami Dolphins Monday night lopsided defeat fl be. ghalaried athletes." 3 (1001 64. Chr,in In games Inslving the n '-ry (&,2r,ItI ii 21 I? voe)ami NorThwe-s.t CI'r,stian, Moo's Haven. rrceiyinQ Cincinnati's outstanding college football player electors, He in lh e__.. , Griffin, a 5.foot-9, 18$pounder who holds are the two best teams in the with a share of the victory. flak's for an easy field goal, 12, mostly on long bombs, and Ills patented play helped Moe Ilivers added 10. - was named second on l ballots vitj I - and 1,920 of a possible I iirst-'race votes, H Joe Whinon, a Junior halthack from iites and 661 points. Then came NoIre Dame quarterback Toni Clements and Nebraska two-time quarterback Dave Humm. Hounding out the top 10 were Michigan Griffin has felt the prcure In rushing 1.; balloting that's the oniy people we have to be proud of, he said. Paul Warfield. Twice they setive regularseason gaire plus the 174 We apparently da't have an urganation (0 uncan• Hose Bowl and he expects to be even more "1 Just don't see a team in the him onnne. It got siferetI bruised ribs against Memphis but land," added the six-year thing to do with it. He knows our to first halt, eighton Coach Jack Pardee calls the Blazers "a 12. Larey Hnbaugh topped the Walter Leckett fired in points lead l'urdue over outitanned Bob Faulkner added 1I "You've got to credit the players for being semifinals, mid plan to follow up on their season but they can't," Davis said, clubs. Miami with former l,OO - Brigham Young quarterback and California qua!terback Steve Bartkoski, "I'm sure they'll probably come and shoot Southwest and Far West. Davis finished head coach in the NFL. worse and I'll just try to Improve next year." injuries, slashed through the said. gained I ,6 yards this season over Clevelanci State 13-71 and - The ether most among junio:s to win the Heisman were Ohio State in 1950 and Roger Staubach. With Garrett triggering the ball, Tulsa rode Ken Smith's 23 State 72-70 on Carlton Byrd's attack, the Boilermaker's took points to a 95.82 triumph over field goal with 35 seconds left. Jabba r's Eye Sight Perfect iAga nsf Foes Washington Capitals' goalie clinch Buffalo's 5-3 triumph Golden Seals 5-I and the overtime, of league leader Phil Esposito comeback for the Aeros, who John Adams had lOt-k Martin's over the expansion Capitals in a Vancouver Canucks edged the Martin's four-goal effort was of the Baton Bnins. number fr about 40 mInutes. National Hockey League game. Mi'rncsota North Stars posted their eighth consecutive 6-5. In only the second sw:h spree in And then there was the rest of Washlgton closed to 4-3 "After Martin got his third the World Hockey Association, the N1i4 this par, R olde Rick goals on by Pete Lafrainboise in '°"YFrank hughes also had two i center, is fifth triumph In six games since riors blietl the New tet a severely lacerated action and boosted the btl leaas rid shooting for the Warriors, fttl Bulls overcome an 11. give tue Sabres a 3.1 lead, then rlunute galL'.' aj(iniore obtained May, a with him, England %'halcrs 2-1 and the Seals in a l Knjek downed the Is Angeles who won their fourth straight natehed lL?e's 18-point output 4off fractured right hand ___ kept Abdul-Jab, to within only topped the Portland Trail tngscorer,firedtn32poIn the him sidelined (or (he first five 3". games ci Idle Detroit and Blazers CS-9l, the Atlanta 17th time in fl hiLls weeks c the National Basket. Kansas aty-ornaha, who are Hawks beat the Phoenix Suns season he has surP.ssed the(hf who batted .264 WIUi 11 b01I)FS goggles, he cIalm, do n't give west Division. ing aliers stopped the Houston pair of eyes," quipped the Anierlcmn 11 Astros for snd baseman Ebb Tuetlay night, scoring 3 and infie1deruthelder Enos ing out crs, '- I'll !wobably be wearing back was the third in a row for and Earl Mooc Mt en assists, leading palrthatshou)d give me better sta , State, headed for the Cotton Joe Paterno's club, which fin. Delasyare, 10-1, which meets receive the Lambert Cup for Q Baylor New Year's Day, will University found out the hard Ace Bailey for the even though New England's wInless ,'treak. 1'!Iegiate Athletic Association ArectdthHaWIithfl telUliflIate the game, with just 1:11 left to student David Green ejected -- - - hiri' from the blue line in, and it,- 4 Aer 5. Toros 4 - - jusisecondsleftinregtuatjn - -.;3__VV_i_ -. - OR LA NDO SLMINOL( Roadrunners 5, Mariners 4 After the contest Knight head second-place Chicago Black time for Phoenix after John the East for the fouxth 90.0 decision to Florida Green left because of an Moecasin's court on Jan. 14-13 V . • Bi Pln PttIrtta, land to Ite seynth conseitive •4i .. Whalers 1 Blues 5, Seals 1 the season on a rinki long Rookie defenseman Rob Hess was the game-winner for the Hawks 91, Sani U Rookie Tom Henderson con. four tree in the final period and Jim McMillLan and Ernie' DIGr- its third straight cmph. fourth tally at 15:52 of the final 4 the fourth quarter, helping At- Ul1 Assod- fieldgoalanptsar4fIn rout Nov. 17, 4ay at the annual Lambert Il AISQ Griffin said with a smile Tuesday when he - l 44 the Warriors past St. John's, team won its second straight onhalf points to lift Iowa over that height, The Wol(pack's Carolina Sta had Four other in lJ 7 $ar,fj Cardinal Mooney (7 71 4 worth three points ct'ise. Prentice had put up Blazer stock as "People Just didn't realize get three yards, five yards records, intends to give It his test shot in 1975 collateral on loans for the purchase. how much their Injuries had to then boom. Next thing in an attempt to become the first Prentice' said he would go ahead and pay do with their losing. They're know, Bob Griese has 14 points Heisman winner, the players anyway, but has (ailed to live up healthy now," said Pritchard. On the board." "I'JrI gonna put my best foot forward," he "We don't care about the money anymore," both Memphis and Birmingham first-round playoff byes while forcing the Blazers to play - Governors about whether the sale violated a reM of the National Football ready as we could be. But they Apft.achl (91)43 9 6 0 II 56 4. f Ojt't*( P.ca MCtbQfflt Cen!r.I Class A !1 1 0 2 46 70 Oto at PhtcIk a - ' Msthgan ? NOW England n the "alley cop" shot, scored a bander who had a 6-li record waukee's oversized rr-r- I IOmonton ashed Iowa State Mulberry (82) 71+ '-' Ii 71 feel .o..,, to I) a... • II 0 to Now he knows. was outfielder Del Unser, stop, soaring above the basket Spenee scored 18 poInts, Kenny and rookie catcher John 3 Mont ittilo Jefferson Toronto at PItsturgh at Los V,-.-,,,,. C.! -, C Toronto NCAA basketball championship sille was the game's top re- game, widened the spread to 10 ed hirdue blasted Ball State points aplece in the Warriors' center.forward, was backed by lorth Texas B7; Atlanta at Ca.4ifornta sn Diigo Pttor-z - or maybe championship. Philadelphia in a sixlayer Carolina Asheville Vnici+ We million check as a down payment on a deal League - and o far this year, )ear. Thompson scored I C Football for Memphis and Birmingham," said running 69 B.p g, M4fy Baker 1 0 3 I) 5? 1)6 Taylor County. Tampa jesuit. Tuesday's Resjlt + way you can stop a healthy who caine off the bench in the second half last week to lead the Blazers to an 18-15 semiFinal playoff victory ovrr Memphis. "We're supposed to be playing for a living (83) 31+ Aubvrndaie (121 Vancouver 6. Mrvrsota St Lou's S. C4lifOfli1 I Wednelday's Games + AP Sports Writer of the New York Mets who P° Dtvt:on syndicate leaded by Cape Canaveral, Fla., surgical show, They Just keep satisfactIon, State With 42 4 t$ 1 9 S 1(11 I? 6 '; NC I II S 71 76 16 100 nearly 14 weeks and say they beat a stacked Word Bowl even if we have to eat crackers," 33 WoUpack. receives a player ouly ii Allen his aim has been pretty good. points last Saturday as North "The ke}1 were hitting the 19 points and some clutch free IJoyd Walto and Bo Ellis led a open people and a much better ow shooting top New Mex. Divilon '...- Thompson Leads Tim McIntyre and John Nor. ores.t (100) 76 .4 713 2 8 6) East one Allen don' report. Chicago the top - 7 P1antt Clhil Michael lAnier and Class AAA 16 6 L1s. Boston Se. 14, saIng he was retiri:ig from basebalJ. However, he never made It official by putting it In writing, Lad recently he said he wanted to continue playIng. lOt S2s$7 70 sI 3iv''n 3 V fordrlando Dog Track as they prep for the Dec. Aiso receiving votes; MIami 15 6 3 Rwig from GREYHOUNDS The Colts might be the team 2 Orlanøo Oak Rde (100)70 3 Vera Beach 490 I) 61+ .1 Fgrt Laurlerdale (9-1) 44 3 MerrItt Island (102) 44. 6 MiamI Beach (9 011 43. Jasper -4, Pdewt*rry 42 Pn,tpij obtained th conversial basman the Chicago Joseph Starling 14. MIke Alken Class AAAA 48 + 'I II ____ losers, Ralph Ha'ey had 12 Hawthorn, $7. Gainesville E•stside 3$ GiniSvilf rs ________________________ - McGraw, Allen and Lee May were among the 13 players traded Tuesday In (our deals at major league baseball's winter meetings. 3$ 8UChPOIZ _________ _____ _____ ______ _____ ____________________________________ __ hands. Austin Peay 94,5. Alama 92 Kentucky St 121. AlObaryi a.rid.on 7, WODoqd 6, MIDWEST 04,10 U. IS. CIeyelnd St. 7) Winenberg 71, Wabash 57 Purdut 101, BaIl St. 77 Tulsa 95, Mo St Louis 12 Creig'iton 71, N DakM ei5 Iowa $6, Drake Ii Akron 11. Costa Mesa 69 St. Aavlef 63, Biniciine 63 Illinois 69, VaIpa.ajsa $1 Marquette 92. St. Johns.. Minn. M Bradley 93. Iowa St. 72 Mirvp,j?a 7L Montana St. 3$ Dickinson St. 76. Chadrcm Au9ustan 73. St. Ambro 53 kansas City Omaha a Chr,stian 30 Caines.vlle _____ _____ - I ________________ __________________ _________ _____ _________ _______ _______ -- Los Arçles at Boston Kansas City Omaha _______ ______ ______ ______ ,iP'+ns Hopkn 76, EIi:aI)qp$,,fl Now 't'ort 100. Los Angeles 93 CIt'vetand 7. Hexrilnn St CP"caoo 98+ Portlrnr4 Si Golden Slate II?. New Orleans 101 Atlanta 9), PPnix IS Weudays 77, III. St. 70 W Virginia 12, PiH 7*. OT /" Tuesday's MIweuk Fia. 5). " rn .- ! _______________ __________________ __________________ V - -V - o By PETE ROGFRS Herald Spoils FAther .. - Dollie Brels 185. Waibdey Dropouts - Gil Fleger , Miinçen 561, CII F Huger 2)2, flo Wilson 7)1. Tn ______ _____ Lincoln, Pa 50. Mt East. She Westw'n Conference - . . iOi IIIO Cannecticut 75, FuI'fl 7 21 01? 11' - failed to put in an appearance Watkins consented to put on a couple of two-round exhibitions with two of the finest amateurs around, Scott Clark and Babe Clark. Littern Conference 18 __ __________ _____ ____ ____________ _ w ;. ;-tZarre NBA Standings Evening IleraId, Sanlord, FL Wednesday Dec.___ 4, ___ ___________________ __ ______ coach at _______________________________________________________________________________ _________ __ _____ __ _________ ____ ____ Varner 2)6. Lindon Heuer 715+ FIFTH - DoubIe, Spec?: Oguiza Tatn , 3.40 410 3 S.',la Raman 7300 $ 40 3 50 S Neçi.s Attu 340 7 t'baQMenc'a I 3 50 300 3 Otjhe4a 3 6) 133 AI+y Iarrea .1 40 7 Perf,cta 6)l 5)00 ---- ____________ _____________________________________________ EDITOR'S NOTE: As a ford this weekend with teams Mary Lane of Colonial Lanes pubik rice •n rtrjers, from Fairvilia, Winter Park, rolled the best Iou--game cr1e The Evening-Herald will Sky Bowl, Colonial Lanes, as she cked nut an 885 while publish ne,i from area bowling Winter Garden, Parkwood and Er Robinson of FairviLla boasts establibrncn(s every Wed- Bowl An:erica Sanford corn- the top average with a steady nesday end Sunday. In an effort peting. 180. to aden 's covege an to top These teams vie f The action at Bowl America Include all leagues, we will honors once each month. To Sanford on Sunday gets under publish the two top Wgh games date, they're competed in way at 2 p.m. , 2't-.y + and top two high series in each Winter Park, l'airuua wiu BOwLAMERICASANFORD league. The secretaries of these Bowl. On Jan. 5, Winter Garden respecth leagues may pick up will ho the "Travelers" while Monday MoIng Bluos ughter 535. tIonnie Link 47); Caroi the proper forms at the counter on Feb. 9 they'll go at it at Slaughter 191, Sandy Russell III. of Bowl America Sanford, fill lnthan Hills, followed by Park. Contrwct.n - Lit Hirick them out immediately upon the wond in March, eriiiont In 172. rankle Xaiier 4; Franki, Ka,Ct 155. Li HMIck 171. conclion of league ay and April and FaiMlia May. SCA Mu-Up - CharIej EIbely deposit them at the counter for Sur.day's competition Wit be 5)9. Patsy Polk 179, pick-up each Tuesday and in canjunction with a planned 706, M ChIo4m 165Eddie JecM,on Frlday.i Florida Slat. Bank - Gary Christirhas Party with Bowl V ...L. - V ( V .- 3 10 7 - Singles, Spec. P,rf,. t2 SI 51 Puiiecla 117) 51)510 FOURTH - Doubles, Spec. 7: Q,jinla (S 620 Ouinia (2$' $ 00 (2 1) 1*00 :,la Zarre Aretha Pecu: . . 610 250 460 3 Qu'n.u'e + - 1370 900 $00 1 Zarru 710 310 2 Ica Etor:a -a.. - - QuInlea (2 4) 51200 Cf?'a (1 7) 5101 70 i 5) 17?8 Q (j 5 With all .41 515.1.70, 15 Ogulja . o 3 9.30 400 I Ftrmn Mwjuerzj Perfec?a - 3 10 3 70 2 .. p ;. _ - - .. V Area Bo.vIing Notes EIGHT -- Doubles. Spec. 7: cEC0ND - Doubles. Spit. 7: Alra Ja, At 7 7 JCU S PIdar ruth 700 6 QuinuIa (S) 533 20 Pprtfcta (75) P3*0 +t••"••• AIn1j Eloria OUIflht4J (IS) %40' Purfursa - DOvu. SEVENTH Ethano Arr ---.--- ______ __________ Jal Ala! Results + - --- QunkL • • Ladies lieu lhu,sdav MghsI Admission 5,0e and 1 iI1HOfOg(()OONI4y P-2 �- - .-- LEISURE 4B— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL -- - ' GillIgan'e. Islcnd WEDNESDAY ( 4 4, 4:30 (2) Bonanza 7:00 To Tell Th (2) TONIGHT'STV Truth Concentration What's My Line (6) (p Turns 7:00 (2. 8)' (9) Bo7o 7:30(44) Black Forum 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo 8:00 (2. 8) Little House on the Prairie (6) Tony Orlando and Dawn That's My Mama (24) Feeling Good (35) Name Of The (9) 8:30 - lii Of Our (6) Edge Of Golden Voyage -. toning classification of CG Corn 13th. 1974. mercial General District to said Publish: Nnv, 20, 77, Dec. 1. Ii, l71 property as that classUicaiion Is nrait, described in the zoning ordinances - - _________________________________________________________ Roast 13ork '1 1 -, 1 If , memisersamongususua!iy of esoterica who apparently have unexciting but accumula- employ gnomes to do their reLive existences, leaving nothing search. 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Yo'j ke it from here, Th COUCOpia of practical informa tion in this handbook, some of it found nowhere else, reduces sonie'hat the obvious and dangerous risks of Fpecula - , Great time to discover the toucha honey diff.r,nc, in Famous Pecip., The Other Fried Chicken. Delicious dipp.d.lnIn batter, fi'i.d really crisp and all the way through. No wonder people who cross over to The Other Fried Chicken slay therel — — Reg. $ , '-'" ,, \ 1809 French Ave ("I . 7 p. l7l . Fuer yone. Outstanding Performance 1iue Raw Dinritr Breakfast Lunch 7.11 1)4 5-10 Happy flour 1.7 P.M. 1c,Igia. MON. THRU FRI. This VISIT OUR ScS j(fl4 J (- --nSivituMnoSan"'di n , wosiuwic's sievce IWEATOW oEooal AVENUE 51 14 STAIR ROUTE ..SAHF0R9. F".,as.sij-asa DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS MON. Baby B.if Liver WED, Chic £ Dumplings THUIL f Stew FRI. Broiled Mackerel WEDNESDAY NIWIT fl TURE JDeIlcio Smothered Chickm Any Two Not ".'eaelabIj, Fresh Hot Roll and Butter "HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS FRIDAY NIGHT IS /7 lb. Chopped Any Hot Roll and - Large Filet r1grtoi tr~ lb. BakeL Jolsio Hot and Buter, Tossed Green Salad With Dressing Butter $ 69c FAIRBANKS - Irlofn Steak or Baby &of Liver. Two Fresh Vegetables, 949 HWY. 17-92 & FEATURING LUNCH AND DINNER DAK" FAMILY NIGHT . - I" - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN A40 FOR ¶.[MIPIOLE COUNTY PPOPATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 'l Ii: Rsfate of 21/2 " Dia. Unbreakable Satin Ornaments ILJc.grctrIcr dec,asd, NOTICE TO CRE DITORI Dietitian Expla ins is ame of COLONY MOBILE •i' said name wit;' the Clerk of Use * ircuit Court, Seminole Cou.sty, tOrida in arcordance with the qov'si of the Fictitious Name DEHU Rich l)ess2rts: pastries, tender. Serve with sauce (rot, pan and granish with parsky. cakes and cookies; Hard Vegetable Fats and Makes (our senings, A business man whose d octor told him that his blood coconut oil and pnxlucts made FISh IN A cholesterol was a little ton high with then', SKILLET Use sparingly: asked Dial-Dietitian how Eggs: limit to three a week, I pour carefully he needed to follow of fish fillr'; including Iddden el,gs. the diet. J tablespuons jxil)wLsaturilted Shrimp: limit to one serving a The dietitian explained that 1 The Herald Services 1, 191.i FICTITIOUSNAME Notc is hereby given that I am enijaged in buine at Ttic Sanford Retell Farmers Market; State Farmers Ma r'*.4 Seminole County, GROWERS EXCHANGE, and that l -em'nole Count', Florida, to the Clerk of nc Circuit Court. f lie the sa me In ouplicate and' AS _____ ' ___ ProvIded in Section 735.16, Florida _____ the County Courthouse In Seminole County. Florida, within four CJItn&,* months from the time oif the first publication herr-of. o the 'ne will be birred Filed at Sanford Florida, th 7,, aw of November, 1914, _____-. " ____ PvbI'th; D". 4. Il, 1974 DEt 10 — regulating Lite blood cholesterol week (other shell fish like (Tab, requ ir es more than merely oysters, and claws may be d) OD SRRTSMEN PUT OUT ThEIR WARMING FIRES t,ADOUr I,, $ . :j.' , - F - - • I onion, chopped tablespoons green pepper optional) cutting out a food here and wore often if desired). Do use: there — and then eating h'oivtinaturated vegetable ariytl;ini you wish,. For executive oils, and margarine, skim milk, example, this give up butter egg whites or egg substitutes, w anted to just and eggs w which he heard were fish and chicken nore of te n t ha n red meats, very high in cholesterol. et counselor went on to di The BREAST OF explain that he could reduce SAUTE CHICKEN h13 risk by avoiding certain Im teaspoon pepper 4 CU polyunsaturated cii maintaining a (lie rest 'i cup OfllOflS, chopped reasonable flexibility 13 JJ) mushrooms, s.iced If fish is frozen, thaw it enough to separate pieces. heat oil in skillet. Add chopped hazards and ft . I Major Food Hazards Statutes, To Wit sect ion 16S.01 F.nlde Statutes 1957. 5: Shelter Resources, inc. iMcr-d to register Said name with the To AllCreditor s and All Persons Clerk of the Circuit Court, teminoe Having lainss or Demands Against CunIy, Florian in aciordanc, with Said Estate: the 9WOv410111 cf the Fictitious You are hereby ,,otlfi,d an Name Statutcs. To Wit: Section required to present any claims and 85509 Florida Statutes 1957 i"mands whiCh ycu rniy ha'e ' 'P'.5ne C4,n .sgsinit IhT estate of GORDON D. Publish, Nov, I), 70, 71, Dec. 1, 191 ST ANLE Y, deceasea lats of OEH SI Statutes, in their of fices in I t5-cunt pg (it UriC ColOr . 14 0 STANLEY Sanford, Fl 3777$ ' cup minute rice 2 cups lIo*)coflags choose .ggs i c.up r econstitut ed nl.t dry or whole milS 2 labispoong msrgarina. mined I tiaspoon sail 2 laolespoons Chopped on.,,i,i I package (S ci ) green peas with cream sauce nrc,, go:i HOMES, and that I intend to register A7t'fly for Execu trix P0 Box 1330, ' • - Piepare nce a. chrecled On package. Combine cheese and eggs be at to blend end break up Curds Stir In milk, margart"ie. salt tic, and onion. Pour into greased 5-inch square pan Bas, at 375 degrees to, SO to 55 minutes or unhil kisif. comes out clean Remove from oven and let stand t$ minutes Prepare vegetables, using milk direction, on the package and serve as Sauce Make. ,, servingii FICTITIOUSNAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engag in business at Sl S Orlando Dr., S anf ord, S.minotc County, Floridaunder the fictitious 5: Carolyn C. Stanity As Executrix FN'4ETH W. McINTOSH Of SIENSTROM, DAVIS 8 WINTER PARK, F LA. • IJ Copsy N.we Service while. Pubflth: Nøv 13. 'O, 27, Dec. TAX 'The future has an in. Don't Miss engaged in b,sineu 29 iw CHKEN & Oet ONn Da i ly I I a. m. fil 9 p.m. - Fri. & Sa 1 1 i I to . .Way 1 -92) Sanford Council Chambers, City OmpIeted the administration of Altam t Springs-, Florida. on thereof and his filed inseid(ou,,h}$ Bidding information, final report ar apiicato for SpecifIcatIons and f.rm are c3.it.arge, Oblecl, ons thereto, If available at the City Clerk't Office. any. Should be duly filed, After filing City Hall, Altamonte Springs, proof of Publication showing this Florida r,ce net been published once a ro bidder may withdraw his bid week for four consecutiv, weeks, the prior luforfy five (43) days after bid matter of said report and the orning The City of Aillmonte dering of distribution of said estate Springs reserves the nit to reject will Come before the court any or all bids and to accept any bid Ronald Bruce Cannery it may dPtni to be for the best in ci Said estate. terest of the City. lVirIderweedIe, Haines. Ward All Bidders must be liCensed with 8 Woodman, PA, the Stale of Florida Inuranc, Attorneys at Law Commission. P 0. Boi $80 N. F'oyø, Sr. W,r.t,'r Park, Florida 32I Mayor mayor r'lp, Pio,, t), O, 77, Dec, 1. 19,4 Now 27 25. 26. Dec 7 3. 4, Notice Is hereby given that i am at 973 Poplar Dr. Altamonte Springs, Seminole COunty, Florida under t he fictitious -ame of CLEAN LINE JANITORIAL, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of 'be Circuit Court, Seminole County, F to, Ida in accot dance with the Provisionsof the Fictltlos Name Siatutes, To Wit: Section (4509 Florida Statutes 1957 $: Oscar Bolivar Publish: Dec. A. ii. IS, 24, 1971 DEl 9 V + Cheese and Rice Bake CLIP 'N' COOK FICTITIOUSNAME Now only - ! -'--•' 1974 DEHII4 1 $ ___________________________________ ' -R z ______ - '. 3 pieces of chicken, cole slow, ______ _ mashed potatoes and gravy, hot bicujts, tion. Put never let it be said this 10 - ___ - . * SEALED BIOS marked "p & E x ecutor - loin ing,s in the roasting pan Into a 2 teapoons salt small skillet; add garlic and i teaspoon freshly ground cayenne; cook gently until garpepper lie is softened but not brown; off c teaspoon powdered ginger heat stir in peanut butter, Peanut Sauce, see below vincgar,soy sauce and water; silver dishes, encased ir fluted Have butcher loosen back- set aside until pork Is done. To arki sheer wtdte paper cups, bone of pork roai by sawing finish SAuce, pour off reMa ining along with whipped cream and across the rib bones. Mix to- fat in roasting pan (after rechocolate sauce. The recipe for get her the slL.peppera.ndgirl- moving rfa.d);ldpanvt.butthe souffle is in Mrs. Lewis's ger and rub it into the mwt ter jnLxittt~e to- meat drippings cookbook. I don't know whether Roast pork, fat side up, on a in roasting pan. Heat gently, her roast ribs of pork with pea- rack in a shallow roasting pan stirring 6 ristantly to get up nut sauce was on the Nicholson in a 325-degree oven until ment brown picIes. Taste and add menu, but when we tested her thrmami;ter iegistc'rs 170 di-. salt if need. Mahis about l recipe for It, one tA our tasters grees or for 3' to 4 hours, al- cups. When I went to Nichson's In the ld days, I always ordered the famous chocolate souffle for de. It came, if I remember rightly, In individual shallow PROBATE DIVISION PR.74.18$-(p INSURANCE BID" will be received CASE NO. at the Office of the City Clerk, City Estat, of Hail, 22$ Pfewburypoi't Avenue, BERTHA BRECHIN, Altamonte Springs, Florida. 37701, deceased. until Noon (120) P.M.) December NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND i7e cd and APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE read in public meeting (City Council All persons are heveby notified Meeting) at 6:30 P.M. or as soon as that the undersigned •5 possible thereafter on December 17. EXtcuTop of Said estate, has 197i, in the __ gests sauteed paper-thin white PEANUT SAUCE It's adapted from "The Edna potatoes, French-cut green Tiny clove garlic, minced Lewis Cookbook" by Edna beans, a mixed green salad and 14 ttpoon cayenne pepper Lewis and Evangdllne Pctcon deep-duth apple nut. * cup peanut butter meg sauce; recipes for these ''li• Mrs. was the chef at New York City's dishes, except for the salad, are 13 tablespoon vinegar tm1blt5pOCfl soy sauce Cafe Nicholson In its heyday, in her boos. 1 cup water and she as included recipes for ROAST PORK A LA some of the dishes that were EDNA LEWIS While pork is roasting, spoon much admired there during her S to 6 pound rib-end pork 2 tablespoons of the fat drlpp- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. 113.191) and volunteer firefighters CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. coverage FLORIDA. 1 thuglit Edna Lewis's lowing about 40 minutes per - AUTOMOBILE, ,, Litcil: Associated Press Food Editor p'irk was superb its sauce pound. While pork roasts, par. very subtly flavored with pea- tially prepare Peanut Sauce. Government forecasters nut buter and that nice little When roast Is done, remove >. they pork supplies to bite that cayenne brings ... It loosened back bone by running . really adds a great deal to the carving knife along greater from now through the edge of cernher than Ir, 175. Before meat," the meat; place pork on a One of the fine features of heated platter and supplies of the meat fall short keep warm and prices go even higher you "The Edna Lewis Cookbook" Is Finish Peanut Sauce and serve may, If you are as much of an its inclusion of menus. To ac- het with the roast garnished aficionado of roast pork as i company the roast pork with with watercress. Makes 6 to 8 am, want to try a recipe I can peanut sauce Mrs. Lewis sug- servings. , toThe Other Fried! Farruly Koast fore Price Rises CRIME. CRiME. FIRE, INLAND MARINE, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE POLICE 1 FIRE LIFE (FS. - MON., DEC. 7 or / Be 7 c%jIf,i1 aver oy I I '2" _____ p "vu', .,.,. $3 GANG" s ilice sjjbtl~. flatit,ored "-itl for -I--I cneuuie as an early-season in this episode as a rephu tit'nt llelpin tu liunch I:I!Int Ul l dciiti bI the prdlluere ShO% will be take justice into his own hands. William "Cannon" Conrad, /i vjj from the Police he'll play Reggie Van Gleason Academy, Dave Thom as role in one skit and Singer-actress becomes ' IS RETURNING TO j Michael SEEK & FIND' ,,- "GAllON Wit), cayenne pepper ,- THE N. • 4' _____ - f, .. . ~ e l ' '4 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE ____ I - Joyce BOO ''' - . . ______ :.:,.,, £((Dp,a PHONE 3221270 Wednesd,iv Dec 4 1974—IC - THURSDAY !R Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mn uts • • L i- , , ........ 41 sister 10 ' -. given 1 1 -BURTON MA VIN IaAI1 - RE 1217it'C!S — ""i-' '" '' l ei # 9'9 CBS TONY ()RfANI)O also the emotions of town- Fior,da,to wit: Ordinance No 72173 AND DAWN PREMIERE A hit sPCOPIC who aren't too happy and a% amended and supplemented. TO WHOM IT AAAY rnNrERN: The present zoning classification In the summer mason, 'ron>' about the siege. Notice is hereby that the Of said property Is M I Industrial undersigned, pursuant to the and the two ttilented and pretty io-ii ABC GET CHRISTIE District, as that classification 'Fitili Name Statute' Ihapten black singers. Telnia Iopkins LOVE Justice" described in the zoning ordinances U$.Ot Florida Statute, will regsir "Deadly and regulations of Seminole County. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, n Vincent Wilson, Cole, star of the now. and Florida. and Seminole County, Florida. return to the regular prirnetinie defunct "Mod The public hearing will be held in upon r 00 Of nrnnt Squad," turns up __I___ - .,. '. • .. J"? - COPYRIGHT 1974 SUPERi DqUGS --- court, . S2 •_. _____ As The World '' 243S FRENCH AVE., NEXT TOWINN.DIXIE - (6) -- Notice the City Hal?, Altamonte Springs, ca tion of this otire, tt;e fctitious Frd,s, en thr 7th 1i of Jsnuir y, (6) Citnn'n (35) Not rcr Women nsn'e to wt F'fQr ES'$OriAL 1915, at 6:30 p rr • or as soon (13) [he fuc Only MANAGEMENT SEARCH under thereafter as poss-ible, at wPiith tIme which we ar engaged (24) Life Of (44) Leave It To in business at interested parties for and aga inst 101 Wymore Road, Suite $17, in the Leo na rdo Beaver the proc'osed annexation and Zoning City of Altamonte Springs. Florida. 9:30 (8) That Girl 9:30 () G. E. Theatre will be heard, Said hearings may be That the partiri interested in said (3$) Double Action (3$) Florida Lifestyle a self-assigned continued from time to time until business enterprise are as follows 10:00 (2) Petrocelll (41) Petticoat Florence Henderson, late of "executioner" of defendants fl action is taken by the Ci' PROFESSIONAL (6) Manhunter Junction Council. "The Brady MANAGEMENT Bunch," Songs, freed of crimes in Tfll notice shall be ptd t the (I) Billy Graham 10:00 (2. 8) Name That sketches anti fun for all. SEARCH SALES CAREERS City Hall within the City of (9) Billy Graham Tune OF ORLANDO. INC 8-8:30 ABC THAT'S MY Altamonte Springs, Florida, and in (13) Get Christie (6) Joker's Wild Akira B Chikami, MAMA "Clifton's (;Lrn" me CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST three (3) other places within the Love Prri (35) Patty Duke City, and xjblIshed in The Evening series Is trying to get Sonic AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE Dated at Altamonte Springs, (24) In Recital (44) Fa ther Knows Herald, a newspaper of gener al Seminole County, Florida, 10:30 (24) MeIe Hawaii Best messages across, mixed with Circulation in the City of Attemonte November 131h. 1974 10:30 (2. 8) Winning Streak (35) Pat Patrol the usual hi!arity. A Springs and Seminole County, Publith Nov. 70, 27. Dec. 1, . 1914 11:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (6) Gambit FIorIc'a,oncaweekfrt leaSt four OEH.170 local point of the show. Clifton (4) consecutive weeks prior to the (24) LUias, Yoga (9) $10.000 Pyramid _________________________ buys one as protection in the F date of the public heertn; the date And You (35 ) Movie home, and hides it in a table. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS f the tint publication to the date (44) Green Acres (35) Burke's Law NAME STATUTE the last publication, both dates in Ptential tragedy surfaces as (44) Night Gallery 11:00 (2. 8) High Rollers TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN cIuii, shall not be less than 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show humor when (6) Now You See it Tracy and Notice Is hereby given that the twenty eight 71) days. In addition. Heavy Western E•if (6) Movie (9) Truth C)her husband drop by notice shall be posted in the area to undersigned, pursuant to tSC (9) Wide World Of "Fictitious Nams Statute" Chapter Consequences be considered for annexation and wily to a masquerade party — Chircosled to Ps-,f.cion 94$9, Florid-a Statute, will register Entertainment zoning at least fift ee n (1$) days prior (44) Phil Donahue he dressed as a masked Cowboy with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in (24) Captioned News to the date of the public hearing. GOLDEN SPOON AWARfl 11:30 (2.8) Hollywood and she as Tonto, and for Seminole County, Florida, DATED this 15th day of Nov.m (24) The Fugitive Wltft4R Squares iJpOfl receit rf proof tf the 911 be r. AD. CBS 12:00 (24) Man And CANNON "THE (4) Love Of Life of this notice, the tic 5: Phyllis .$ordehi 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow SOUNDS OF SILENCE" When (9) Brady Bunch titiou name. to wit: PMS GROUP City Clerk Show SILL ---LWWI Vp, UUWU, oz awouuy us .I'1Ir wtilCti we err engaged in rqrr, ENT(RTAINMI'NT NIGHTLY of the City of puzzle. Find each I a financial wizard strangely (9) MovIe hidden name and box It La u .owa. Njslriefl at 101 Wymore Road, Suite In the disappears, his LantpIIiAt., Lou Altamonte Springs. fiancee ng e enlists AFTERNOON Jill in the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida DHAM 12:00 (2, 44) News Cdnnon's aid. The missing COuPtru HUNDREDWEIGHT SCRUPLE Florida. Publish: Nov.I.V. 27. Dec. 4 fl 5 GRAIN TON CR5 t, i), A U ( Young And financier's house is left in CARAT That the panlles interested in said 1974 OUNCE KILOGRAM M!LL!CP.f Restless business enterprise re as follows shambles, seemingly Lix' DE H-Il? work MORNING POUND PENNEYWEIGHT GRAM THE PMS GROUP, INC Jackpot of vandals, Cannon's task is 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee Tomorrow: Geometric Figures Larry J. Barfield (9) Password Highway A 6:10 (2) Sunshine coniplieWd by the missing FICTITIOUS NAME Pres. (35) Big Valley 1762 ______ Notice is hereby given that I am Almanac Dat ed at Altamonte Springs, 1441 man's o%erly protective No in engas)ed in business at 211 Hwy. 17 Seminole 6:15 (8) Sunshine County, Floride, publicist. 12:30 (2, 8) Celebrity Tsvri Park _____ 92, Longwood 32750, Seminole November 131h, 1974, Almanac Sweepstakes 10-fl CBS MANIIUNTER County, Florida under the fictitious kill Publish: Nov 70. 77, Dec. 1, it, 1911 name of SENTRY FENCES, and (6) Search For 6:25 (2) I Dream of "The Lodestar Ambush" It'i a DE H 11$ that I intend to register said name Tomorrow Jeannie K 19 ' sort of Alamo stand this week, ______ with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, News CITYOF Barrett has a prisoner, but the Seminole Coun ty. Florida in cc(44) Variety ALTAMONTa SPRINGS, c • man's ordance with tho pffsIo of the brother and his vicious 12:55 (2) News f t511 PLO,IIrA 1E Reservations. Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit, THE SPECULATOR'S exhaustible supply of uncer- gang lay siege to the town in an ADVERTISEMENT (2) jackpot .Wag —, Section 863 09 Florida S?tute 1957. 8353265 FOR INVITATION FOR BIDS effort to free the pr isoner. , I) News HANDBOOK. By David Smyth tailntles and 5: Louts Gug1.Imeiio to upset HOW 0 SEDUCE A INSURANCE (fl All My Childrenand Laurance F. Stuntz. Regne- the best-laid plans," write Barrett not only has to contend Proprietor .. PR OPERT Y. GENERAL WOMAN A you* 3h4INyUjjS OS, 44) A&ovI* ry. 2M Pages. $12.95. 111 LIABILITY, WORKMANS CCLM authws, both of them scholars *ith their guns and bullets, but DEH.1l3 '0 (2,6) Jeopardy ARE R 8:00 PE ianner ..,. - (35) Uncle Hubie Show Underdog Envlronmcnt (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes (13) Black Saddle of the City of Altamonte Springs. Live Martian (44) Lucy Show 6J0 (24) Man and Beaver :00 (2,8) Somrnerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street One Life To (3$) My Favorite (44) (44) Leave II 10 (9) General hospital (35) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges '30 (2, 6) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game Night Revue (33) Mothers In Law (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:OC (2) P!iiI Donahue Mike Douglas Game Days Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) Nwlywcd Game 2:30 (2, 8) The Doctors Dusty's Trail (44) New Zoo (9) Movie (9) 3:00 (2. 8) Ano'her World (6) Price Is Right (9) After School 700 (2. 8) Today (6) News (13) Movie Lucas — 6:30 (6) Sunrs:e Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:35 (2 Dally Devotional What's My Line $25.000 Pyramids v:Uu U. ii Space 6, 8, 9) News (13) lane Grey Theatre (24) Villa Alegre - Right (44) Dinah 8:30 (9) Movie (44) Movie Electric Company Lost In 6:00 (2, (13) Dante's Inferno (24) Intercom (35, 44) Star Trek (2. 8) The Price Is (6) (9) (24) (35) 5:30 (13) Johnny Ringo Truth C)' Consequences 7:30 Detectives (13) 1M Legal !0t1c0 CITYOF NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, NAME STATUTE LORIDA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ERN: Notice Of PiIC Hosting Notice is he reby civtr. Mat p TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN underslneo. pursuant 10 the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by "FictItious Name Statute" Chapter the City Council of the City of $65 09, Florida Statute, will register Altamorite Springs. Florida. t h at with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in S310City Council wtll oid a p'jblfr and for Seminie County, Florida, hearing: upon receipt of proof of the (n) To conlidar ann.xaticn of the Publication 01 this notice. the fir. following described property lying tltious name, to wit and being In Seminole Couiity, CAREERS under Whict, we are Florida, to wit: engaged in busi ness at lot Wymore That That p3rt of Lots & 7 and $ Of Road. Suite $17. in the City of City. as recorded in Plat t.Itamonte SprIni. Florida. fb0, Page 40. Public Records of That the Interested in Mid Seminole County. Florida; lying t,.jsinCSs enterprise are as foliowi: SOuth of the South right of way of PROFESSIONAL state Road l)6and north ofthenorth P,NAGEMEN'1 right of way of the S.C.L.R.R. SEARCH SALES CAREERS containing 2] acres, more or iris; OF OfLANDO, INC. to the corporate limits of the CIY of AkiraB Chikam', Alt amont e Springs. Florida; and Pres. To consider also the question Dated at Attamonte Springs, of desiunatinu and assigning SeminoleCounty,Flonida, No-ember Wcdr.esday, Dec. 4, 197.1 ,,, .---...,---.-- Now Legal - - In of the hood chokes. Avoid the (ollowlsg foods: Avoid Fat products: butter, 2 tablespoons parsley, chop ped titdiuiii tomatoes cut ill pieces, or one can (8 Oz,) of tomatoes 11, cup water or tomsto Juice teaspoon sa lt z teaspoon isil or organo (pil) cup dry white wine onion, green pepper and parCut cacti chicken's breast Into sky, and cook until onion Is two parts. Remov e skin from golden, about five minutes. Mid t-heese (except cottage heese ), tomatoec, chicken. cr (ream, whole milk. pepper. and salt Juice, and easonlng.s; cock, with Season meat fat: Fatty meats and oil until lightly brown, until tomatoes are soft. Add In sausage, bacon, short ribs, etc.; Saute Organ meats: liver, sweet- Add the remaining ingredients. fish. Cover and cook gently breads, kidneys, brains and Co ver and cook gently about 30 about 10 minutes, or until fish Is tit 40 ninutcS or until chicken is done. Makes four servings. giblets. tee c eam. water or toato m - '-'- �2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1974 Vege table Prices Rise But Nutrition I s Well Worth If comments on some root calories per 3*wce wrving. ByGAYNOR MADDOX "TIL-nips are high In Iron, the soft red flesh, amzdehydrated prtpØ1v pvtätOe5, LTCI1. vegetables Unlike other large vegetables, particularly their greens. Cook tag The Herald Services heal th value and a particu. Carrots are a storehouse a White potatoes are another either for mashed or other Rutabaga trom Canada have the very large size does not Prices of all vegetables theensseparately_and not larly delicious one. They are bealth treasure. Their protein b dishes, are actua1y cheaper vitamin A, the vitamin usuaII3 Continue to go noticeably high. an amazing food value and tve taste woody. You o)I)r a rip to the meal. )ur grand. (md them a better buy than too loflg The white turnip with high In vitamin A with some C of the tr grade Peoplecan than fresh potatoes. But the short In the American diet. Oro er. That goes for thcx, hat is the most and iron. Do you realize that in almost thrive on a diet of processing destroys many of carrot provides 000 units a fresh, frozen and canned. Some patents used them constantly. some of the raiore fancy popular in America. some poor countries people live potatoes too" Seelig says, the vitamins. Remember this Vitamin A whereas the RDA of the reasons cited are higher They have no fat and only 35 vegetables. "Sweet potatoes, those with On sweet potatoes almost en. He add!, 'incidentally, when planning a balanced ca lls for only 5.000. costs for sugar, cans, fuel, transportation, labor, etc. V. 're reaIly not himng the season 9 ri S t ie time to Frc3h vegetables bowever, may be cheaper at times than from or canned, particularly for short periods when they are in good supply. Compare prices and then decide which to the day you shop. As a nde, root vege;ables will be cheaper. Root vegetables include car. rots, potatoes, onions, celery, beets, rutabag as and turnips. Ray Seelig, the highly esteemed consultant in informadon of the United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Assn., a non-profit outfit in Washiisgton, D.C., WE AR PLEASED TO ACCEPT S.DA. FOOD ; STAMPS P 1! NDAY MENU YI T Ifr&i W P WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES Pineapple gelatin mold Baked chicken tarragon Sour cream potatoes M~ 170 *k otditi q m BuA 1M44. tow by aileon 0 ir tiUl WUIV ct-ousA & vow! II HERE'S H OW -- . Spinach SUPER . RIGHT HEAVY WESTERN BEEF . Get one sticker with purchase of $3 to $5.99; 2 stickers with purchase of $6 to $899; 3 stickers with purchase of $9 to $11.99 and so on. Place one sticker over each block. When all 24 blocks are coverea with stickers, take your card to our store and exchange it for 500 To .,I'II Value Stamps. Get another card and continuo the same J&" procedure. NO LIMIT to the number oI cards you an f ll and turn 1 if' . irifor 500 Top Value Stamps each If card 'snot filled 'Raisin Christmas pudding : a a '1 I nE FIKST TUESDAY MENU byatleen Canned tomato wedges on lettuce Potato salad Leftover cold chicken STEPSOF TOPROUND g STEAK A.4 by allow 0'rultIgelcocobut salad Pat ro=t 1 Boiled potatoes The President Says . MEN NU U byalleen Crisp green saind 'Hamburger dManoffin rice rim& Ice ake crea IF . C OO KE D TEN D ER . "SUPER-RIGHT" PORK Stro Ono A Holi day Th Wit 1 dl burger stroganoff in rice . 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ROUND BIkEAEIit*3 $ ll " FRE SH HEAD IOURUPOINT tions, using rice, 1 teaspoon salt U "l £ LAPKLJo ;Z'' •d' 0,,- 1 CRfl rILLW H1M THE TREE" COVERAL' I Vt'L47ó!1 private lat*i I*-Awie thev repre,it :e best i1iues in our stores. And we'll hold down the prices. 'yen i(t'ur I sgu up. whole hioon drained I'3 cup catsup I cup dairy sour crm& Mpped parsley and water. Lightly jres.s into a greased 5-tcup ring mW& Invert - P~p BREAST W/RIBS THIGHS III 4SAVE 31 & ENDS I I. WHITE BULK - in a large 1au1.pan ennir rice - INCLUDES Nook A& I' "lumitarilv put-t a t ciling to, liver 1GiO A& P I'rodut-t.., (Smaller stores may not regularli stock all items, but .j list is available in ad stores.) That mean.t prices will go um' higher at leit not it the cml of the year, on many prr4iitt that VOU u.ie cv ertdav... bread. cheese, pasta, coffee, 11non.(at dry milk, frt'i.en 'iinncr,t and peas androrn. Advert itcd ipecia.1,i b4mi v the fr'tzc STROGANOFF IN RICE RING 1.14 cWs 110coo ked rice f A q9tJ2Ib. PKG. $1.791 PKG R"Nop Dill e ring. FREE w6 GRADE A FRESH FLA or GA CHOICE CENTER iurch.tq.jl iteni... with th day of the price i reaM' right on the tag. Of inurse. the Aware List on't include perishables like meat, ,gg or fresh fruit and vegetables, here marketA hut tuate ii,tly; items controlled iiv law or a'Ivert ised special-.4. The A are List c'n help you save. 29A WrKting your brain quickie meal that will keep the family happy during hectic holiday activities? Try a ham. - J FREEZE ONMPPRIVATE BYAILEFN41pIE eHeraidServiceg _ 7 I shell tags mu many fr'jiit'iit ly - ,. SLICED BACON JIM ' He e r It: LB. Every week we will voluntarily past it list of prite inireie'i such as those received from manuffltureNa full seven days before we at tually chitigt'iiur prhe. That gives v"ii one week to purc hase at the ,41 1 price. And if we run 'mt .1 the item before the date of I he prit v chmigv. e'll give .ni . ALLGOOD BRAND SPARE RIBS THEAWARE LIST. - ALI . WMNINGSITOSFFM ONIVKE •lp J',. I L AN EARLY FRIDAY ,M.. 'I. LB. Pot roast sandwiches with Milk .5 I . f LB. VF6 fight them. Potato chips 0 ,,• PER We're starting a new consumer program called Opeittion Aare. Because we're awareof the problemsevery consumer jsfacing today. These are the flrsL tps we're taking to by allow Three-bean abd .". )I to help you fight it. MENU . :' ":-s, ' 7 Ag Pisgoing when promotion ends each covered block wi!! be worth 10 Top Value Stamps. Look for coupons in our advertisements for BONUS STICKERS. tIA0 1 that inflation is Domestic 'RaWabrambies THURSDAY . .. •' BONELESS Onions VL.Il•. i WEDNESDAY MENU 4.'igOlt 'S With housands )NUS E a$ .. - My tMe Ito �_ 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. A nt P iøi Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1974 1• 4 Of L iI t ight %#*ii ' tAle Aft I 4 BY AILEEN CLAIRE PS ' " " Ca I 1 V I :- L.Ft%.It k i'. 7 ' C-d — cOOKING, IS FUN MILD CURED HICKORY SMOKED HAM q,, SVE P Butt Portion IS 88 Half or Whole 98C Ham Roast .. 1,5 $]19 L5 I T7 By CECILY BtOWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor F'7'IMII.V SUPPER ':'uLffl bick [Wan Soup with Rice Pear Betty Beverage PEAR BETI'\ light molasses repla'es part of the sugar usually used. 1.4 cup butter or margarine, melted 2 cups small dry bread cubes 25-ounce 'es 4' ' ...1 ...k..J '1IJW UJPJ LUUVU — —. - attitudes and immediately I always suggest eating three and then taken with you in smooth fudgy consistency, I have had people object to Some people lcve fish of any 4i tsp. salt m.kc the task dIfficilt times a day three meals and porse or pocket, attng canned fruits, in1sting place lii pan and refrigerate, kind, whVc othcs can't s.em to lip. white pepper Registered Dietitian I am not being unrealistic three snacks. This keeps you that fresh Is better. I agree that Out Into ie squares. 'l'hls will enjoy it. if an allergy or a cup white wine The Herald Scr%lces when I tell you losing weight from getting hungry and keeps FUN FUDGE fresh tastes better, but many supply you with snacks for specific reason exists for not Tarragon vinegar can be enjoyable and even an your energy I s- vol at maximum 2 cuns nrIat dry delicious and highly nutritious three days. One square equals eating it, then don't. But if Ills 1 tsp parsley Wes The anticipation of going on a exciting experience. The thrill all day. dry milk powder fruits are not available during one-half cup af milk. just because you don't seem to diet Ic lose weight often makes of feeling lighter. cvn buoyant, The snacks can conveniently 64 tsp. water This tasty way o taking milk like the taste then try this Line an oblong baking dish most of the year. people apprehensive hnd is hard to best. Bhig able to be taken with you to work and I Lip choctlate extract It Is foolish and undesirable i between your meals can ac- method of preparation: with foil. Place fish In bottom. depressed. They visualize face yourself in a store window they are important enough to I tsp. vaurna extract 9nd avoid a fruit simply because it company you wherever you go, Add vinegar then salt prhniiun and dbcunifutl. 7 kipvut eriiuing ts a great you to piaq on ncving them (add more or less at any time. pepper. Top with lemon slices Is canned. FABULOUS FISH consider all of the negatives, reward. available where you may be. of Last 3 Ingredients A small piece of cheese or two 1 lb. of any white and sprinkle with parsley. Questions may be Sent to "I know I should lose weight, And getting there can be a Nonfat milk is part of the according to taste) prunes will complete your fish (fresh or Cover entire dish with foil. Shirley Bright body, Eat but I can't face up to It." "I'm pleasure too if you take the time snack and here is a way tu Use Add any food coloring you snack. You will not only get a frozen) Bake 32$ degrees for 20-25 Yoi eself Slim, The 1Ier'd miserable when I'm dieting." and thought Ic' prepare your the milk in an easy fudge recipe like, quick boost of energy, but a lot I slices (this) unpeeled minutes until done. Baste with Services, in care of this These are frequently expressed fcxI in an interesting way. that can be made in minutes Combine all ingredients Into a of nutritional zip as well, lemon drippings. Serve immedIately, newspaper. 044 — •. • - By SHIRLEY iuucirr ioonv L i W&U1 syrup reserved 1-3rd cup sugar 1 teaspoon mace '')oon ult , cup light molasses 2 t9blespoorts lemon juice In a la rge mixing bowl toss together .,ell the bu tter and bread. Reserve cup of this mixture. To bread in mixing bowl add pears, sugar, mace, salt and molasses; mix well. Tui's intu d buttered 11 .quart casserole; top wi th reserved bread. Mix '. cup of the reserved pear 5)TU with the lemon juice; pour over pudding. (Use remaini ng pear S)Tup some other way.) &ke, coy. ered, In a preheated 350.degree oven (or 30 minutes; continue baking, uncovered, f or 30 mmues longer. Serve warm wi th cream.Makessservings. SUNDAY BRUNCH GrapetruitNog Ham CornPudding Pecan Ring 00l'c i l Make ,,* G ea ____ ______ t Gif s ______ - t sk,goolues es SANTA espoou chopped fresh COOKIE CAKES rosemary 2 cups sifted flout or 1 teaspoon each Clnnoriiop frosted raisin and nut 1 teaspoon dried rosemary and baking powder delicacies. Such treats are part 1 cup golden California I teaspoon each salt raisins cf the candle ceremony honornutmeg and cloves I cup chopped pecans ing Santa Lucia in that country cup shortening Dec. 12. From the French there 2 tablespoons chopped cups brown sugar, firmly orange rind Is a pastry stuffed with raisin packed Confectioners sugar filling. All these remain moist j ____ ______ " into packed three cultures. Rich raisin bar coolsieswi th auntof rosemary come from England. provides the idea for spy [JIJ Raisins, nut.s and fruit make chewy cookies from three countries * W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF N SAVE WI 1 ROUND STEAK P10- I l:4 cup dark ram teaspoon grated lemon rind 2 tablespoon butler le teaspoon salt crust mix Sliced Ham $129 . egg I tablespoon cream Soak raisins in nun for half an hour. Add lemon rind and juice, butter and salt. Simmer until mixture is thick. Cool. While raisin filling is cooling, QUASTIS Sliced Ham 1° Frvrr . - Lii. PRI(JLS GOOD - .-- THURS. DEC. 5 THRU WED. DEC. 11 W!P4'4D'Xi!.TClfi'C - ..... -. __ . fin 1 Reservey LB. PRICE GOOD THURS. DEC. 5 THRU WED, DEC. 11 • CCvI -.- •, 0A CHOICE - A . . • A Quantity R' ht 012 -----------uu . C I.B. _ FLA. GRADE "A" FROZEN 8 EEF pEO? GHT - EEF pEO' lIGHT WE INFLATION A'I!I •.'dEPvI ENERGY INC 1R74 BEEF p ItT A LIC I - ,. to L'SCHÔICE! COOKING1 Is FUN S PKGW-D R914ND' USDA CHOICE B[IF'BOTTOM USDA'INSP. W-6. BRAND PURI U ROUN STEK.. 139. I I A 1 GR.0*U N ' '' I L P I p • USDA . IN By CECILY BROWNSTONE As AssocistedPreuFoodEdltor FAMILY DINNER Chicken PotatoPuffs Pineapple Carrots Salad Cookies Beverage PINEAPPLE CARROTS Fine flavor combination and glaze. 3 large carrots (pound) peeled and thinly sliced A • i U.S.CHOjCE S ' I . D . 5 LB . 110UN- I ' I . •. 99 404. GRAPEFRUIT NOG 2 eggs, separated 2 cups unsweetened • .06 diagonally (2z tup) " grapefruit juice Pimil of sAt l' ta blespoons hones $ 70 Beat egg whites until stiff. CoUpoil i N - - - I! COUPONS HOLbY PARTY Viennese Coffee Beth's A pricot Fruitcake BETH'SAPRICOT FRUITCAKE This was ccmcocted in l2 LI I E D IIACON PRO. ~:L- THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 70'.,. $I0 145 PS& IANS 5VNsu ,UTTI1 £055111 ON ?S Psi LS £ Pa5 PVPC.asi 0 III o 0511 IICius (AtlIt II ONI 115811 ~~- i SCNAII 0 1.1$ P15. SOS WNIIS 5II5 £? £00115 OW IN'S P851 AWS A 1011 'USCNL$I oiSaCOw s,i Wl?N INI ' OS NO•I II(tN5 csoaI,T, 1)1nin) ••'• . • ' (INI? Owl 111*11 1 'fl Cai , bO BRAND P'(.aii SUHIS2AMD INIS$? OS ,oiasatOla& Pu.C.a;i 01 N1LI.t a, aoo.s o •, ,• • NO,, •Ui AV ('OaISttII lt O.I .11*11 USDA CHOICE BEEF BANOtIE! . ?R LB $499 C M NOSE PIECES FULLY COOkID CUT BEEF 88c Strip Steaks .... 7 2- )IrIP 011vaks . 10 Baking Hens 9 FRESH SHOULDER BLADE FKG. USDA GLADE A LB BOSTON 2 BUTT AV-3 is AMERICAN 9 99c . SUCED - PILLSBURY SWIETUILK 01 BUTTIIUIEr ULIICO ASSORTED FLAVORS - - A and has been made every year since then For tasters who find the usual fruitcake too sweet. 2-3rds cup butter 40 2cupsflour,stirt errate before meru.,: teaspoon baking soda L teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons cinnamon . teaspoon nuLmeg 2 cups (not packed down) • . dried apricots (11-ounce package), chopped 2 cu ps ctw.bed red cherries 1 cup each thinly sliced canded pinc.ppie citron 1 cup golden raisi ns Ii ci'ps chopped walnuts It cupapricotnect.ar, fruria 51.,,0 flfl( or krtr i.ai . 4 ar4 or bindy In large mixing bowl cream lF..!L I t....d .n eggs one at a timc. Stir together the flour, soda, salt, cinnamon and nutiicg; stir of mixture IfliO creamed mixture, beating wi th a spoon until Emooth. In a sepa'' znaining ingredients; stir mb butter; odd reniairiing flour ,iixtsrre, stirring unt il bkndd. Thrn into a 94nch angelfood cake p Ilird ,'ith wax with atent '. UU ... IN ia CRAC ....t f'fl ancol brandy wp IghUy in plastic film and store In refiigeratoi' Cir r'rer. ,OA un J . DEVIL ICiLY •S__N_______e__e_a. IE X-FURA 1OP VALUE STAMPS 1 Ctio* Drinks e _......••.. -IRA :tTT7 TOP OP VALUE STAMPS ?I cl CAN Mot $ WAY Ciiinf.f011t ....._..._ 1:AO & Leaf Bags VALUE STAMPS C1 Aox Pampers GOOD 111411) -4c 11 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD E=— TOP VALUE STAMPS 215 Cup Cottage Cheese 4W E. FIRST ST. BAG 0 FRESH c 4 69 Avoca does 4 39c Yellow Onions 5 eLAB(; 49c Jumbo Apples 12 69c Green Cabbage lOc Fresh Oranges 5 49c 89C Jumbo Celery 2 Mild Rutabagas l°° Baking Potatoes1O0 79c App es . s . . . • . . . ... [IjIJ 1 ST C?4 o' RED DELICIOUS 15151$ $ FOR ........ TAMPS 1 BIRDS ' jfjJ JIATS VIWU?A Cheese Spread EYE TAMPS VIRGINIA ?t(I - :.' N FRENH AVE. & 25th ST. Sliced Bacon roTH.uoec fl Ixri STAMPS IJk!J TOP EL!A!J VALUE I' W... : CAPI MINUIE Orange Juice ... SANFORD : 2 . .. . . . 2 79c 's . . 2 • 12' Baby Limos. . 3 Succotash 2 79c ; 79c 99c ce r7U asPOODS cornstarch In a medium saucepan boil the carrots, water and salt, 3 strainer to drain. Add cormlat ch to the empty saucepan off heat; gradually sUr in pineapple juice Cook gently stirring constantly, until thick. ened; add carrots and pineapple and, If you like, the small into a amount (a generous table. spocn) of drained carrot liquid; heal Makes 4 servings. TREE TRIMMERS FARE Rumaki Spread Crackers holiday Cookies Glogg RUMAKI 3PREAD From "A N,atter of Course," favorite recipes of the Young Woman's Auxiliary of the Woman's Club of Evanston, Ill. 1i pound chicken livers i cup butter 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1,2 teaspoon dry mustard i t teaspoon onion salt L4 teaspoon nutmeg Dash of cayenne S to 8-ounce can water chestnuts, draln,ld 6 slices bacon, cooked until crisp and crumbled Sliced scallion, green top Included Cook livers in butter u'tii lightly browned and just cooke through. In an electric blender whirl livers and but'er with so sauce, iiiustard, onion salt, nut. meg and cayenne until smooth. Slice some of the water chest. nuts and reserve; reserve some of the bacon. Chop remataing water chestnuts and add with remaining bacon to liver mixtui'e; chili. Makes about 2 cups. stand at room temperature to soften before serving. Garnith with reserved water chest. nuts, bacon and the scallion. BIDS EYE . . . ....... VALUE . . ASTOR F01D1400L 89c ............................ ...................................................... xrii VALUE i• 1 SWEET STALKS LIBBY Cauliflower 1 99 Sprouts 69c Lima Beans RUSSET POSY BAG LBS 1 rj ASTON BRUSSELS ILOIDA HARVEST IRISH White Gripes 3 r_....._.....r......&..._ Eir.i TOP ' NAIVE S FRESH RED OR LI I l l4Ah',f Pink Grape'uit5 Mw,,, Orange Juce A 3 . 1.' 11 D DELICIOUS U S No I WHIlf 04 PQ( •AQ o3c 69c Green Peas..,. :: 63c rrc vi Fresh Tomcroes of CutCorn,..., POy SAG 1 ' VINE RIPf 99c HAMIURGIR 'JR VALUE STAMPS : YANO Ye ll ow Corn. MIlD ...... __•__ rack [ 000, FRESH FLORIDA 'uooi os cocouu $1°° Coonial Cake,. 74 ;;s1 29 9c Of Deep Fries..... : 89c 99cVegetables. .. 63c lussjy PAIVI( MEAl LOAF. VEAL. SAUSCUSY OR VII * i c'i flEEr B((? t is middic rack In a reheated 300. uks U UI 5 cJIT, S SIlTY C1O(t HAMBURGER OKMAP c'oc IDA ' PKG M 011 a baking pan full of water on rock beneath. Uncover cake and bake at 325 degrees until BANANA PRALINE. FEIIC1 fliED L'avy 01 OUI1CJ LU anti UVUU IUAIL1 Flour..,,.,,,5 .? 68c Pastries.,.... 2 DOU(tA$ WP4O4 POir AG 99c Chicken.. • • Potatoes. ....5 BETTy CEO('sfl Cake Mixes.... 59c Ptrnpkin Pie. .. PEPPER H elpers,.,,,,2PG, 9°° Entrees.,.,.,,. CHU$5, ' 900 SaTtines . .. .. . 2 Sausage Pizza.. ' ki cup water 1 1 teil salt -owic" can unsweetened pneapple chunks, drained with • Cneese . . . . . . . • - . 929 . . . . . . Pork Roast..... 88' Cheese Food... of 'P' K G, Lin k Sausage. Biscuits A - ....4 1C0-cy- 67c 68c Sausacie....... 89' Conks ',t - AQc SUNNYLAND PORK ROLL HOT OR MIL D ... Franks SUPERIRAND SINGLY WIAPIID COPE LAND PORk BREAKFAST QUICs FROZEN OSCAR MATES SUPEIBIAND MILD DAISY STYEE CEILDOAR $ 19 PR O 9 WO BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN BEEP WD SAVE lii - W D BRAND USDA WIN (20/23 LAS AVO, - CUT S WRAPPED FlI) PATTIES) WO THIS COUPON GOOD FOR SO'. TNINC f _ GAL - SAVE $1 00- SWIFT PIEUIUU WHOLE Ll 98c Chuck Roast. ... s 49 Canned Ham 4 BRAND BONflISS ca Lr i48 •I Round 88c WD L.fllCKefl • . • . . 2 cHOCE Hu ,.'ii H:ndcuarters . . Auit USDA CHOICE Steak ... (TWILVE*e,, Beet'Patties 111AND,"O'cl A l Meat Stew.. SA CRFaM _ WDSIAP4I, USDA CHOICE BEEF bONELESS SHOULDER 01 . . • W BRAND WHOLE - CUT WRAPPED PHI PUCE YOUR Ol NOW, - 1 160/193 tIS) 1W is, COUPON 5005 ts III HALE C WHOLE Pork Lin 0 USDCKOIC1 BEEF DISCOUNT COUPON ICE --Z, TUrCCm;s coioii 6001, iü* iii' • - , ........i.,i .......... VN$u Mt II SIS one. 101111111.1 I COUPON 5005 'OS 148. PRISM .,, DISCOUNT COUPON — ._ j LAND BUTTER .,,. ., (-it i i I S U 14 .514 11N E WITh • DISCOUNT COUPON (WIM10 Wittiout washing beater, beal egg yoUts untfl thickened arW "y Lvai in o n t Juice. salt aW hon. gr nutmegoutoçMakes2 large or 4 Small servings. make pie crust dough according to package instructions. Roll dough out and cut into 3. inch rconds. Spoon filling onto one half of pastry round. Fold over the other half and seal by moIstening edge with water and pressing with tongs of fork. Beat egg with cream. Brush tops of brambles. Bake at 375 degrees for 20 minutes or until golden brown. Makes 2 dozen. ' A:B Coffee ey;addtoeggwhitesandbeat gently to cbine. Sen at H•I I once Wlur a u;e 1r 'ted raisins and nuts. Grease and flour a 10-inch square pan. Spread mi x ture in pan. Bake at 330 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes until golden. Cool. Frost with Orange Butter icing. ORANGE BUTTER ICINGBeat 14 cup soft butter with 1 cup sifted confectioners ;..t Ar orange. Frost cookies and cut into triangles or squares. Makes I dozen. RAISIN BRAMBLES CiNT1 CUT WE PI5L101 TO FIGHT INFLATION AND CONSERVE ENERGY eggs, orange rind and juic*.. and the rind and juice of 12 - A CINti CUT .LtI o id H dd*4-N& Cad M460Y C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1974-3C u.iiIl delicious when 2 eggs ssq*tu$VI. Li Chrlstma? cookies packede in adv ance d 1 tablespoon grated orange and stored properly, eggs, gradually adding sugar dial away in bright contain'rs mak rind and dry ingredients. Fold In VICFORIAN excellent gif ts for friends of al ''I cup orange Juice ttmary, raisins, nuts 1111(1 ROSEMARY COOKS ages. They also lure fumil and 1 cup California raisins orange rind. Spread Into guests to convi vial gathertnga i ci, silted flour 111*13 cslupydl greased 9rnch pan and ba ke 33 It%ip around the cookie jar at this I teaspooli baking powder Orange Butter king 10 40 minutes at 375 deg (estve time. 'i teaspoon salt until golden. Cool. Dust with Sift together dry ingredients. Here are three cookies bor. 2 eggs confectioners, sugar and cut Cream shortening with sugar, rowed from the kitchens of 1 cup brown sugar. firmly j xmi qPL TS : T.qY STAMPS 79 Of Sill LOUISIANA 1 04 PIG, IGGO Crunch Cake French Toast 419 E. FIRST ST. %owehe cangiveus what you can. + CmL TGood Nhbot 1';. �JZr lilt . t • • tS5*4Aç.' -h.-- _' - 1 I' . S a Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. AFTER' On—, Wednosd•;, Dec. 4 1974-7 0 I 1 3 OZ. PKG. p4'; i/ G8c l 0000 ONLY AT; SANFORD C OUPON PARK £ EXPIRES. WED., DEC. H SHOPS IM ONE LIT, - ist COUPON PER FAM, PLEASE • v 4 TEA BAGS SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER r DISCOUIJ T PRICES A I PKG YS A BORDEN HOMGENIZED WEEK THESE ITEMS 4 PRICES GOOD..... WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A. LON lAUNA DELUXE MILK * THLJRS., DEC. 5 THRU WED., DEC. 11 BEEF K RAFI 97c SHOULDER ROAST ..L.... TOMATO DINNERS BON[IE 5 BEEF POT ROAST___, LB PASTI BEEF FULL GAL. JUG $ 60Z. $127 RIB ROASr BONELESS ROASLLB._.. $117 K ENGLISH mom E • DAYTIME am I" (24 COUIT) HALLOWAY HOUSE *STUFFED PEPPERS GREENS 10 OZ. $ I I SOY SAUCE c 40Z. MIGHTY DOG DOG - "' FO.OD H . c1 PKGS. 3BTL: DUNCAN HINES (ASSTD,) 5 Ji 23 EXTRA LEAN PLANK EN PRICE ,vII B B QUE BEEF RIBS --.LB... 77c S $107 SWISS STEAK...... m mmm LB. m APPLIES ONLY WITH 1jJ COUPON LEMON FRESHENED F BONELE S ROUND BONE THI S Itli DETERGENT #ZTI 11 It $j18 GOOD ONLY AT: SANFORD PARK £ SHOPS COUPON EXPIRES, WED., DECEMBER II LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEASE CHUCK A r'Frrm. z- STEAK 8 LB. -A._4L11,IIIJ,III. 'R CE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON 77c Isc BUDGET BACON LYKES LEAN MEAT -IIII.--IIIILB PKG. BOLOGNA BONELESS oft WIN am GOODTIME FRANKS... 12 OZ. PI G.57C OLD FASHIONED HOMEMADE $127 ITALIAN SAUSAGE SUN147tpib . 97 61/ WIN .I..JII.. '..LB. SUNNYLAND 97 ONLY AT: SANFORD PARK £ SHO PS 67 77 T-BONEiSTEAIL., .Jj) IJLLMUNI(.0 CRISCO OZ.* OIL $ SI. 000D LYKES SLICED $147 c Aw . USDA INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF CAKE MIXES: W zz-1t, BEEF SHORT RIBS— ..—.L.. -'• :. 97c EACH LA CHOY NIWIW GOOD ONLY AT; SANFORD PARK I SHOPS CO UPON EXPIRES: WED.. OECEM8ER II LIMIT- ONE COUPON P FAMILY PLEASE LEAN N' MEATY PAT - w - RAACT LOAVES COLLARD • TURNIP (or) • MUSTARD RUMP ROAST_____..LB. _1 BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST.P..UJU.LB..,$127 k "BONELESS" (O COUNT) DAYTIME TODDLER 200Z. - #, 127 USDA INSPECTED hEAVY WESTERN KIMS F IES EAD I MCKENZIE 87c 24 OT. SIZE 40 10P - BREAKFASTLINKs...24 OZ. PKG.$188 - :IAUVAUVA - AFT '016R EAM % IN • PIMEN JE *CHIVE *ONION ON & HORSERADISH JR CHOICE CHEESE U.S. "NO. 1" YELLOW bag ag - 4 OZ U.S. NO. 1 WHITE CUPS POTATOES.... KRAFT 'SLICED *NATURAL BISCUITS "SPECIAL" BABY BEEF FREEZER "SALE" 1 SWISS CHEESE q 60Z. BORDEN FRUIT DRINKS EG..LIME EP4THOL 01 CAN AgQ;w FOR j g LUSTRE LCREME (or) 35 IFFERIN BI.ETS 36 CT. 8 12 02. CAN 59 GA. SWEET CONTAC _CI COLD CAPSULES ASPIRIN '° C'. $j 24 7 01. CAN OTIP COTTON $ 1 7 )KING SPRAY NSTICI( THPASTE MILY SIZE) ga C 99 4 SWABS ONE•A.DAY 6.4 02. TUBE MULTIPLE VITAMINS o ci c $:è041 $916 i -- MORE NGLES MI0O hJITIONER 170 CT. 1 02. BIL. 53 • - CT. -. SINE- AID TABLETS FOR SINUS HEADACUE 24 ci. * .1 o j I TUN45 4 STE E EL DC'UILE.EDOE BLACES 1EXTRA.STREP4GT c 1PAIN RELIEVER GERITOL EFFER)ENT DENTUR CLEANSE TABLETS (or) PO SPRAY IANT 14 CT SOMINEX $1 32ITABLETS _______ NYQLJIL TIME 6 02. BTL . $ J 62 f ORACIN vBE $j 4 STEAK EEF LIVER_ 02. CAN $ 2 - — LB - )RK j 32 PARE RIBS LB. ORK CHOPS LB. 24 RG. PKG, A OZ. PKG. KES * c SIDE OF BEEF ow ' LB. 16 CT. THROAT Ifl7fc AMILY PAK ESH FROZEN AID TO NATURA$ LIKE SLEEP TABLETS 130 to 140 Pounds FRYERS LB.4 WHOLE *1 2I HIOR POTENCY IRON & VITAMIN VICK'S LA. GRADE 'A' 40 CT. f SOFT & )RY 36 CT. EXCEDRIN - 5. PK 794 9 $169 I BALSAM SHAMPOO REG. (or OILY - PflSONNA 17 OZ. BIL. REVELOP - IM PHILLIPS HAIR SPRAY ICE AS FAST )LDEN )UCH I I'e t0 FRESH PICKED 4 02. BIL. I.REG. (or)*MINT REG.X.HoI056C MAGNESIA or .sjpjç MILK OF i TANT SHAVE pmwlm~ C BAG POTATOES......... LB, AGATE I GAL. LBS ONIONSMMMMM mmmm3 b 33c PILLSBURY .BUTTERMILK ½OZ PKGs. : RILL FRANKS c 57 7e 3 97c 68 NELESS PORK mm97 OSTON BUTT LB. (CUT TO YOUR ORDER) LB. 7c 70 to 75 Pounds HIND (CUT TO YOUR ORDER) LB. 8 LBS. a... 00 HEAVY-DUTY T-BONES, SIRLOINS, PORTERHOUSE, CLUB, CHUCK, ROUND, CURE, SHOULDER ROUND BONE, STEAKS, CHUCK ROAST ENGLISH "CUT" ROAST, SIRLOIN TIP ROAST, ALL BONELESS MEAT STEW, BEEF SHORT RIBS, SOUP BONES, GROUND BEEF. BEEF GREEN BEANS.I ..3 TOP JOB 7c HOUSEHOLD 1e 5 L LJ I I 15 OZ. BTL. 47c SANFORD * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MQN 'HURS 8 OCAM. 'OOPM 8 COAM 900PM COA M 1 OOP M FR;&SAT T-BONE, STEAK, SIRLOIN STEAK, PORTERHOUSE STEAK,ROiJND STEAK, CIJBE STEAK, SIRLOIN TIP ROAST, ALL MEAT STEW, GROUND BEEF. * . UNDAY a 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE MON. SAT. - SUNDAY 8:00 A.M. 9 P.M. SAM. -7 P.M. . I- - ______ 'I . a • -. _____ __ . �_______ - - - - - -. _i_• - - ________ .,-',--.,-'--..'--.-.-- ___W I Pei SW SC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec 4 l9? By KAY JARV13 T ::es APPLES S1JDDED 4 mediam sweet You can now I I Roas t Pork -' I •- 3turreaI Apples ________ __ __ ROALO1N She W 4bchwa loosely ee oven 40 Cook, stirring conant1y, e tender until mixture thickens I minutes or until apple comes to a bolL Keep wa Makes eg while preparing Brurnl sproutL BRVSSELSSPROUTS _____________ Oton Sauce. lemon juice margarine YOUR FAIRWAY MARKETS ARE STOCKED ___ e. ___ Place waster and salt in saucepot and bring to a bait* Add Brussels arout& Bo uncovered' 8 to 10 minutes or un til te nde r. Dra in wi th onion sauce Makes eight seingL . Note: Frozen may be stiW Cook a ____ FAIRWAY six l ________________________________ PRESERVATION ' " - , W!TH rr. tfltAIA , TI' 1MflR NPric,dS,,ijf,,2O . . dsyNibtSvpp.,,, 12 bii ERIC ADAM'S BIRTHDAY SALE 0. — k, MAXWELLHOUSE __ _ - ROUTE 436 at HOWELL BRANCH ROAD a Hi-C Drinks .. C ut G'eenBcans LIMIT ONE WITH $7 SOOR MORE OROE, EPT SEER & CIGARETTES ' -1 L Towe S sow it P"L I?-q2.SWV4 I"I It of Usbaft# - 114 U. &few" &w& W I So- Orseq. A,@ Pw Cgs* $ i SIRLOIN o 1 I r. I½cupsJean'sCranberry ikk tJ!"IIiIIiij Sauce, see beJow 0 P~ V 4 -4 r Wi m ene P Us so, orwr A". sm U"W Ste IL FRESH GEORGIA GRADE A FRYING CHICKEN 0 Breast or Leg OR SPRITE r Fo W ISO 0'" 1.*. Pw Colo. namon, cloves and nutrneg; stir eral additions alternately with lb. 58 C L 39 DELIGHTS A ' I-. ONE GALLON — fi DRAIN OPENER - Mr. Plumber '', SWEETHEART PINK A Dish Liquid I KING SILE *mom tykes Sliced Luncheon Meats . Snack Crackers - 1 0 Ears £ 1~6 R EGULAR '- FOR fair. % I If nc U X Pound '-' '. air . .. ' ' Party Salami. Thuringr Sliced Pepperoni 31/7 oz. ALL 5 PACKAGES -' Bt)c%r T-BONE OR TOP ROUND !! N* .49W OURSPECIALTY Crealedjust For You' ard Salami, Genoa Salami. ff ,' . N FLOUR $ 12 PAK 12 02 CANS c. 7 0. , 1~4 V, DELI TREATS SAVE 2v98 -- Steglk - Eye of Round Roast Ib ___j 1.7 8 SPICED LUNCHEON LEAN MEATY Tomtoe A*W Pork Spare Ribs C Ib '12 1 b.49 88C FARMER BOY GWALT49Y 1110NED Pd TINDER i IMIT Ohl WITH 1117 60 OR pAopIj OADIR EXCIFT BIER CIGARI"IS r J - LIMIT 2 ,a t4Z lARGE SIZE NIS A& 7A q DANJOU PEARS ours EEP PURPLE 19C Egg Plant SNOWHITE Mushrooms 11it EXTRA LAROf Green Poppers ESCARO&I OR Endive 8 9C 5 FOR 49c C Hoad 19 10 For H..i 29C RICH Whipped Topping io.,. STOU 59C Pie Sirloin Tip Steaks . FAIRW AYFARMS RESH FLORIDA GRADE A STUFFED Pasta Shells . 1" xtra EO STOUFFERS French Crumb Cake STOUFFERS CREME Filled Cup Cakes Pk, FAIRWAY FARMS Ice Cream V, Gal 4f IL I's • 89 99 04 OOZ. MOW unS.nasj GROUND C Cole Slaw You can spe~d LIP the pace... Y." QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED V. L Bef I>-vt -U -*.tot 3 lbs. or More _________ ~ I 6;ali Conch Chowder ai ____ IVA 1 I/ SIOANORGZI(S ORIGINAt Rock Shrimp " - SAVE 1 0 FRENCH W MASHED POTATOES "r. 1 WI, 5J $ Herring NEPTUNE PARTY TIME COOKED Jumbo Shrimp 4 1b Tuu Fresh Spanish Mackercl Jumbo Frog Legs Halibut or Trout Fillet ; ~40 010~p f b can BOATRUN EXPIRES 12-11-74 W.I S .1.7 8 FRESH LEAN 13oz FAIRWAY MARKETS 4 FAIR WAY j . 4 FOR hnghorn Cheese liquid Hard Sauce — Melt ~ cup butter; add Ili cups s-igar and with a wick- rubber spatula stir over medium heat until m ix ed. Gradually stir in cup heavy crewn and cook, stirring ten with spatula and wraping side until sugar is dissolved. Off heat Stir in I teaspoon vanilla and 3 table-~Poons bourbon. Serve want) over Cranberry Cake. Makes about 2 cups. VA S %14 79C .9 8 W ,1 49 C l b 55 P1 59 4 1b KRAFT 1) S D A INSPECT(o ILIAL 'n Pot 0 -- BANQUET 8 oz. (We. Bmh frequently with the W"instole In which Lbe "nks Buffet Ham Lf 49C Pineapples - lb Dutch Loaf Jean's Cranberry Sauce — In a large saucepan over medium heat, boil 1 pound fresh cranberrIe5wjth lL4p5water un., covered, untU berries pop — about 10 minutes.()if heat, stir in 2 cups sugar; chin. Makes about 3½'ps. To measure for ries letti:ig liquid parL of chilled uce. drip back as much as posslible. Use remaining sauce some other way. $ L cools,) Cit Into equares and top wi th liquid Hard Sauce. Mrkes about 12 servings. cake, use a large perforated kitchen spoon and lift out her- JOHN MORRELL'S 111A 04AA111(s lb 6 FoR 69c WEDDING and PARTY CAKES HORMEL. HOLIDAY PARTY PAKS 4f-ff Ile -0 #4 MARTHA 14 SALAD SIZE VINE RIPE Cinnamon Rolls 4,4 -71 PABST ISSI . Ii 1P* 57t Vienna Bread ,.t\'\. Cranberry Sauce. Fold In pe. Can& Tum into a buttered glass baking dish or metal baking pan(about 13 by 9 by 2 inches). Bake in a preheated 325-degree oven until cake tester Inserted in center comes out clean — 50 to 60 minutes. Cool on wire rack. (There may be an aroma o( baking soda when the cake is ho"" flavor uwe wwafter be nothe&*iqsoda cake C RUSTY . Package 59 c each Angel Food Cake 1b. 22 BARS DELICIOUS 15 C TASTY 59C $ 3 o FULL POUND PACKAGES 'Bologna, Salami, Beef Bologna, 12041. 69C 32 *s. Dove Soap - ..' Jewish Nut Cake Squares . NABISCO i o rn SIRLOIN TIP or RUMP t • fl C Spaghetti J NEW Reg 20c MUELLER LINGUINE ftal I I BONELESS RAW 0 I lsqlillit below Cream butter and sugar. Stir together the milk and vinegar. add with eggs to creamed mix. ture; beat until blended. Stir to. ____ GE PLUS DEPOSIT DEC. 5.11. 1974 I 1 cup coarsely chopped pecans UquldHard Sauce, see 4mat iaI Iw.asc.,,.t $ YK SUGAR CREEK' lteaspooncloves 1 teaspoon nutmeg HOMOGFN ED " 110" "N 11 $0 Cal 1110011 ORDIA uitrtv~-rs dre 0 lb. usPc[EF CENTER CUT g - C PRICES EFFECTIVE A ii 1/f/, FOR 14- FLORIDA TEND ER YELLOW 4% rp SCOTT JUMBO Jul upwo" or, - 4sos cow" 1A fi r Ow oniot. Wien Top e".h ske. Wer with a cherry tomato. 303 41 ny and Austria. t dog seems to be an American term, and Harry M. Steveryt, who ran a concession at New York's old Palo Grounds, carried it a step furtiler. One c, 31d day he told Ids hawkers to go thtOU stands hollering -'et yow red hots!" Inie ca kmme f3. reft* $ 69 4001 CRANBERRY CAKE ki cup butter or margarine 112 cqm sugar ti cup raUk ½teaspoondder%ine ar 3 eggs 2 cups flour, fork-stirred e before measuring ILi ni baking soda li teaspoons cinnamon '.-. - 1 -itir/ i 4q, TW111 1 heavily mw*mge "W*M im W&W. 7bm PI&M frad qw. INS an skww-- altamft with sliced green peppers, sliced wMer cheAnuts, canned 3 Prune Juice drop! •IIr... 68 lb. Cube Steaks lb. SUNWEET rnoredofittheyscrap.j their pis tesso as not to mastngtt. Les . in Juice or separately FULL. riur.ii PACKA rri.. vague.The ancient Romans aWfed ground meat into cas. in bow Saltines 303 about as American a food as all .. 11* cake's sauce is a im Koch origimil, inspired by her m emories of fine Southern cooking When It was served over the Cranberry Cake at my house, My tasters were so ena LEAN TENDER 45C 0 PEACHES 2 79' you can get, but its origins are .11 (about 8 houfs FAME CLING sm taqw- (45 SIDE 4303 FAME TENDER Sweet Corn fritnkfurter since World War 11 hasn't done his cause any ham. From the amusement park to the cocktail lounge is a big step. The hot 8 mom burgundy wine 61 Cup saw oil 3 %4 46o. 39 -----I ,. 41 V Chili with Beans 1 5 02 . - tYKES BUDGET SLICED BACON LYKES FAME CUAUTY • '3 69 32oz. ALLFLAVORS 0 ovum ' 1-lb. Bag ___ Ir WINTER PARK 678.3838 Of 15 per am chicken a"t Content to the wiener. Klelrilmrg acknowledged oat the Vmft popawity of the mix 3 tablespoons onion soup m — -- Ssmmer until ''% ' ., c Ketchup ____ ___ ______ when they okayed the addition q tilt. Potato", miy be cooked removi ng mrit - HEINZ is contain mutton pork snd other mexLi, Fke yews ago, U.S. authodtles stirred up quite a furor I- with fork lb. __ - 90141*111. such as cabbage, onions. carrots. & Regular frankfurters often As to the gourmet &npects of the frankfurter, here is a recipe tried out in Jerry lGeinberg's test kitchens. MAINX-A-BOBS Ipoundall beef frankfurters - tender Met class that is made with bed can be made with our Irank. fwlers." says 10einberg. He stresses beef because he makes a kosher prodwt that Is 11itilted to the flesh Of that animal. 'A - . • SLICED BACON 4 . V0 refeETlflgtOhIsprOdud. "Almost any &16 in the gour. 311 - , 'I Jerry Kleinberg. who avoids the term hot dog when srs, frane have - "' '-.. FAIRWAY FARMS CORNED BEEF BRISKET Place large Brisket in pan with cold water to cove' brisket Cove, pan & bring to boil, drain. cOvOt with cold wate,r. Bring to boil & 1__- PLAN -. s OLD FASHIONED KOSHER STYLE WHOLE , - t 22ft oil 5.0 01011 1:2 64 Or -4 Ua1sslItahf,r25 b poon bread. Bought Rightl Cut Rightl Priced Rightl Tastes Great' - i WWA I& cakum INSPECTED FAIRWAY FARMS II'.,'.. of the ced,Mstcrfansuy,preaNy to drawn out the strong taste of MY overripe meat that might have gotten into Umtureth thnse (lays of no refrigera tion. 0 PARTY PLATTER TAKE-OUTS A nu rHinvyHi ' PURCHASE AT 'URE uznentin all the time n the epicurean aspects • Faiay Delicatessen AT YOUR FRIENDLY GIFT CERTI F ICATE S WITH EVEkY FUl '' "Ourcompany kitchens are For __ -- For Home or Office Parties SHOP HAPPY ________ - - a, ____ ___ Call Your Fairway Delicatessen a J : FAIRWAY FARMS O BY TOM HOGE AP Nefestj Writer Despite all the in recent years over what goes Into frankfiTters, the sauuge mak. er must be doing something right Americans ete5 billion of them annually, nearly 1.5 billion pounds of hot do Now the affable ycqn head of a Brooklyn meat packing how comes along with Ideas r creating a gnmet image for the frank which has mainly been associated with hall parks. boardwaIks nd street corner vendrs. - ___________ __ Changin ure \ - ;' ___ Image frnkfurter," - _____ Brussels 8prouts: fresh 1Pb 3 1s water Pi teaspoons "it cup butter or chopped fresh Wash sweet potatoes d onions prick with fork. Place in baking • pan and bake In 400-degree oven One-third CUP butter thyme or margarine 35 minutes or until tender. Cool, ___________ Sprinide salt, pepper, sage peel, and mash in l9rge bowl. fresh onions and thyme over pork; rub into Add butter, milk, I tablespoon surface of meat Place on rack sugar, salt, ½ teaspoon mace, P in roasting pan, fat side up. teaspoon cinnamon andflour Roastin5eeoven2½ to 3 lemon rind. CUPS " cream or until meat ther. Beat at high speed in electric Roast loin of pork, apples stuffed wi th sweet moineter Inserted In meat mixer until smooth and fl f1. ImItatoes. brussels sprouts in sauce and poachedhours, reaches 170 degrees. Makes Cut apples in lialf, core anId cut lewan juice pea in wine eight servings, out center of apple, leaving .2!t, t easpoons g fish so much that I switched t INSAUCE 4cooki ng apples Cooking BY CECILY BROWNSTONE ate whateser I cooked, no mat. Associa" arm- Ircod Editor ter hnw It turned out, and I had What makes a pmw an ad. fun being adventurasome. I was ________ I Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1974-9C have lived in New York City JeantyKoch,Jtunder30 fityearthGenany,myat ____________ whcre1achasbeenworkJngjn in in and brought up W inchester, sad, 'I'm tired of do g banki ng Jean has been teach Ky., it was hang 1shes. No we'll ke tunis make f ft Ing remedial reading and chOlC. cooking." __________ . trying interesting recipes. ; OnJean's re turn to th1sco When Jean was 14 and an in. They've both had fun eating in dependent oldest child, she was try, she finished idgh res:aurants tnat cater to New eager to see the world. As a majored In political ie nce° York's many nationalities and result, 5hespentoyearswfth MtH ot her rnaster akw stores ppingIn an aunt and uncle in Geman In International affairs at the JOG* ethnic food& A few weeks ago wherethe la t ter was pec Fletche r School of la w and Di. Jean tried a recipe for puchero plomacy near Boston and then with Aenf can Mmy schoo (wi th bananas) from Sou th On Jean's arrival, her aunt spent two years as associate America and a few days ago res cranberry cake with Equid asked "Do you want to cook the editor of a scholarly jow-nal in hard sauce & -______ dinners or do the dishes?- Boston At Fletcher she met I nksgling in the dorm I teaching Engl ish to German one for custard pastry (with yllo) from Greece Each as though Jean had never Malcolm (Mae) Koch, a young cooked dinner for 35 of t m.#9 oked anything, she man from Evansville, I nd., who Because Mac had gone around Then mon ths in Vienna wi Now the Kochs are off to diatelY chose the dinners, sure already had his tnh:-tpr's in in. the world when he was 18, living V ened Jean's ettlinary knowlLondon. Mac will be working in that eooking would be more U teaUonal affairs from that for two weeks with a nati ve I edge "I got to know rnething mtoniaflonal ba king Jean will tereting than cleaning up school and was wor king ard Family in each country, he Was lMuiSe (lJ Striilnole Extension Home Economics about Czechoslovakian and be looking af ter the baby they Agent ilef), I as ked Jean how the went his Ph.D. at Brandeis, th and Orange County agent Unda and ey into in te rnaUo food. Wi th hi: Hungarian cooking as well as eect in Aped and going on l.tan check results with about IL "I teied eve recipe married. encouragement, Jean kept ell- Austrian." Jean eIaIns. Utheriity of Florida associate Professor and food with her cooking adventurt' technologist that appealed to me In Dr. it. P. Bites durfrig rucent fi%,e_&1$ During their first year of Perinlenting in the kitchen. B a ck in New Erikncl wce food preservation shf)[t. aunt's file and her cook6)ok5 marriage tip Kochs were dor. It w ;it the KoU In Iwo the KoCL- went to more, Mae finished his dLI. tUUTSC. IafirmatIon of' uIy developed canning and frecring plus ones! clipped from Yur" apartment that I tasW mIto counselors at Brandeis. Germany where Mac Methods is available ateminoIe County Agriculture Center, U.S. can maganes. continued serUon and at Har vard Jean Jean's CranberryCake. The My aunt and "1 ha d 100 doing research for his 17-fl, got her master's in remedial recipe is an American one. thkuncle were g Jean says. "At our first sertaflon and Jean enjoyed readi4lg. "I liked teaching Eng. en to Germany by her aunt, and brought back to this country by Jean. "In Germany we couldn't C RN ri# UsSeDsM, get cranWrries for itso we used theirpreiseibeeren," Jean told me. Jean still prize:i the dishes she grew up on and sometimes Cooks UP a ba!rh of Kentucky -' _____ ___________- Hot Dog Adventurous Chose / rm fresh lemon rind I 5-poand pork loin 2 Ieaspoonsst ½ teaspoon pepper I teupoon robbed sage 1 teaspoon dried le Great Dinner Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. n$ Spoon sweet potatoes Inixture cook over low heat for into eacl, apple hWf, or force minutes, or unfil tender. through pastry bag with star Sprinkle with nour; dk W min tip. Place in baking pan and add well. Gradually sUr!n MJJk and Add rernalulail er to cover bottom of CrIsm. po - % sw sugar, 14 teaspoon n and lemon In lArge AuIttr ?' Pork is the choice of many as or margarlue nights grow chillier. Its rich % cup milk flavor Is most comple-nentary I tablespoon sugar, to the seasou's fragrant applM divided especially when you gi ve them 1frasPeont a bright yellow ruching of ¼ teaspoon mace, spiced sweet tatoes. dhided upo a CIflfl1OO for a ½ the recipes te Now, on to divided festi ve dinner. 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Whipping Cream .........'. 9' Round Steak Big-Eye Swiss .......... 0%9- 81c stow$ DOIJ41tes looses "*,,arsitiols, Cmis,41 I'Amily 13-41 , . R -M .-. PU10 ...... 1. fop 53' - . 1 St ctn. 1" $ . - - 11 if !lf3flh(JEI I its. $ 25 ME mom hI - " GLAD - 1111 - ~; . b o.'sna BAGS .1 i lb . - lb. 89c S I I IWALQ4 I ..._. I .v I :" 14 - ,'...u. , 1 I., '. 75-cf. pko. a AreenStamps " Pis 99C - F M . ii' I • I i 1 M: .-- - --I- =_f- .4 _u F_ irw_---_~ ;T1T__- ---- _- I - -_!_~r_!~-;-,-_-1'4~~::. .!~k'f~t C411011049111 Hems lb a. kjoa L_::::::__....___.......4 j , kywe- 114 6 24 ljr9t head .,.- C Cola phui ' £ 8 . tcC: bIl t A I . ________ 7 I ,.,.. 1 ' ' ___________________ . 4 1 _____________________1 .- $4I* II it ( qtl ... • -' I 1v w I, -jt - p,- .. •4 _/ 11 I With • ,, Fresh Broccoli .-. 11t,_ E, s . *asset Grapefruit iT,.. us Cooking Onions S • . 39e a rnou,*t in our its. S be Bel Poppers esPliISII 69 '-j-. - . - 4 - P Cut Potatoes - 1-11k " ........... '"" Mackerel Fillet ........ = lovessorip Isis resign 4 ,,. ' I nNn90 M_W1_ Aj •- .. s '5 ......... '"` pit 79< HiS111 Lima# ##eggs led#,W,,l ............. iiGreen Sta m rns S I L.... - Is 0 pleosue ___ THIS AD GOOD Ad 1, ~ ftj . - ToI re $ !I qqawr SANFORD PLAZA NW6 /. 17-92 and Airport 6 .25 I , - C .r Mork _ ek N . -- I- - - - - . III ________________________________________________ UU ill N i - - -. r*g. the f0tona - -_j,__ 0 I 1`69t6if 248115 or Tostelle Pops h shopping w 1 I ____ ,,, - - - IJ W ere Pricos Lffuctive TPurdRv, Dec. 5th _ --- ': - - ) . Bin 499 2 -- - just tho quantity yt)u want I i 'j ii. '. ' w £ S.. ii I I?I roduce 0k0t 0 33 3 ,- . 97 p II be glad .pack açi,s? • m open or -_ 7- to-G Need less than the IF of 9 Rich 33 •,•• V.I. Me, I Mside juicy Whitt *1 Vish Seedless -- r'u' H.11.Id.i. Coffee Sole Fillet p. is " • r o.... c..., p,... - ..-___- - to limit quantities Ore on Beans • s a • • • • N..,. I,.a. L Cookeu Squuaash Sn - ,PT Crisp 7•sds' fli)d• ., . L ow pul." [W lb, 0 - lied lomptim. Wlklto calmearle of 11Inch giblet Ifettr Choffel _ - - • St Stuffed If B II P II _~ ~ I A &4N4k*^ 1. ! JW`GreenStamps I -______ Tcnd.c Grown Govt lt%Sfi I Fk7n F,d rl.+ 6 P r __ ~ -1 I ' I & $4.25 ______________ Ify 1114 0 0 91ifoo" Beef lovied Site Lettuce *'. P ,AlSO 'UI$A o. - a KING SIZE $4.15 Clii. - - , - _______________________________ Pot Roast Wriern . - --- • eak ChuckRoaSt , j , 9 ."owl ________ breakfast Club . JWGreenStam s - •. , $ Rib St I rss C be 99C BB ift • . I..lL.., Sisip ........ .$fish *-"- 99C Sharp Cheddar MM •••• lb. $ I,.I,M..,yS..lCwJl.cw, "Teez Dips.............. .isti 59, Tasty Tomatoes -. a - LARK CIGARETTES ioo's I•• 49c 'I,.. . Sani4lu,h bawl Cleaner !_---............. 59' 9! - - M=i L - up lb - I WITH TNI$ cop site i - Anchor Hocking or Libby 0105swar* (lspIr*• Wsd. D. 71, 1974) I o e I!i I I- -- I CC /PO A*u PUSCUAII 0D _ .. 1 ____________________________________ • I • Ground Beef with H.V.P. :- ------a EXTRA 0 Kimbies Diapers --Ij~~ 10A el __ - •._ _. - _ . . -- - N a ~ I..l . AUWF~ .( FUM Owt Ph~ [)Pf$t- 19' Wish 14T AC6144 Vegetable profofa two#$*$ Premium PAix JWGreenStamps -- - - P.F. 353 testy, fr*61i ftek,4640 •SS I -- - 1 1L1JT11 I I I i - .0_ 1K ~. 9 Deiti-ttiosh Pialo pple 1.lE. Pr.*I. P,.t.i S.if - - EXTRA Motor 1.11 w.1. 49 SAVE 24a, Newborn forIff cftuc ___ X- -----4 J9(GreenStamps I - __ . - __i-~-. ' . , Chuck Blade Steak Swift Prvmium -AVGreenStamps .-. -. :-!L"_ # ,rf!! GM111mom Swill's proseiva Proton goal -1 - _~ a OF Cottage Cheese $1.00 or More of Wit* Tpr, COUP0 6*0 PUiCitq0p Charcoal Pius I ( - KiilI ME . I- H EXTRA JWGreenstamps . . l4b eg: Lake Erie Smelts $*offs" Treat. Tasty pro#@* A_ Ancdclri Tablets $1.00 or More of Any Candy ._. b_i c If - ,•,• Tr,.i, Testy -. EXTRA - $ 177 4. pbo- Apple J u ice 41 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • I pk5. pap Doli46*o6 test" , mmmeammeam mmu -- - -------- S I I I S S I Aide Isoo lool. 11*01olve . / (Iaplr.s W.d.. Dot. ii. 1974) S• :1 • .W s.. JWGreenStamps go II Instant Milk • • 344• SWIFT'S PRFMIUM PROTEN GOVT. (EF SALE INSPECTED HEAVY WTERN c - •• WiTh 151$ 59C i. '::' • • . - $..l..d I JWGreenStamps if Any Spice Island Spices ' 79t U..4 Oscar Mayer Wieners* 1 I 33 OffL b I Liquid Prell I I lb. $539 SAVI 30t. cortowitsio 9-filt $199 . 9 wnw ,s* cou.a. AID 'Ui$A 1 Solid AtomntIc WITH Vanish Bawl cleaner I 59 , • 8 1974) IRA or Turkey .. Lii Ham S,I. Salmon Steaks . *ITHTHIICOSIPO*As,t,pt,C,,,.,O, Regular Williams Lectric Shave losellne Intansival Care Lotion t~Eps I OPQ *o P4sH 01 -- - .. . ...... Whiting Fillet . . . . . . . •.. . EXTRA "'a'sana I lb. 1141tailly-fe-felto-ovif Steetloorse -.. - ri : 40M ' settle THIS COUPON Also rWaCf4A§4 OP EXTRA . =X.1 1 - Beans Baked 4 Piff ien COPocol Mouthwash Pub(lx I 1974) _---.___S_______._.,. EXTRA JWGreenSfamps I- -- $ai Toothpaste 7-9j. tube W.4., 11, 1974) 69' . . . . . . . 8 I - . ---. - --- - •.. - ----. -- WITH Ts5 COUPON 6*0 PIJICHAE 0' JWGreenStamps -` rl; T;-:a t. 1_1itu"I Afta ruo("Asi Of 1. •____ - _ A476tGreenStamps - 1 L~ an wassommoo Loom sam oommoomoom, - Lykes Franks I - I.,. JWGnpenStamps I SAYS 4O. All P.rp.. ________ ,2 I1 or I 32-et. bet. 1' _= ------- "Oilul C-1101dillps "., . T r t 1-" I 0 k"* U I 1,,, man ftftmmw.v __ Package Ii Dec II, 1974 -_.-Ia (Inpireg W@d., Dec 11, 19741 Putift ,•,••••• -I-- JWGreenStamps Shave Lotion 11 (I*PUSS w.d. 79c •I S S S I 5 I I 16 - 11 - -- - - - Prell Shampoo (I*plr.S Wit .. V 1I EXTRA WIT,4 THIS COUPON AND PUICHAIS $ $ Regular, Menthol or I I is mm~M - OJWGreenStamps pp Pu*cq$g p 20c Off lab I -L - WITS : EXTRA JWGreenStamps EXTRA JWGreenStamps t I I 95C togoilet JWGreenStamps -- - 4IVHTMISCOUPOIIAHOPUICHA,,Q, I 4 :;: $1 11004ofto easiest Sliced Bologna . ot .6-*I- 59c 17- -- Cutex Polish Remover 4.'oz. bat. (l.pir.s W.L.D. IS. 1974) 1 , - -- - EXTRA wGreenstamps EXTRA -- WITHT$II COUPON A*OPUaCHAI,O, -= = lst.'Ofowmmm4lpgo.owfac'M JWIT"To 4 GreenS amn.q 0 promising proTe" go@# 11 EXTRA I I 11 Extra-Hold or Regular Gillette Dry Look 1I 1 I . 'S Vit"of TierS COUIPO`11 AND ftSCIIIA54 Of 7: 4.11 CJNADPUPCMAS.OP .sbPx • Lysol Spray I J .. EXTRA JWGreenStamps EXTRA I • II . W J* - 5 EXTRA (lapilre-1 _ - I74) JWGreedtam s EXTRA 'Coffee l.vsrl.l,eh.I.k.d --- -- 9 9 Braunschweiger Nozzoma Skin Cream 6-ox. lar 11 Capri Bath ou 32-oz. bat. lip),., Wed.. D. 71, 1974) 1 ... . . . ....... c. • • • I 5 lb. Potato Salad - 1 I Clear or Plastic if U WITHTHIscoupOaaDpuacsaslo. ' BAND-AID Brand A go _ -- I wkenStamps Mmmmil '1 I I WIT0111 TMB COUPON AND PUNCNA81 Of - - PuUt EXTRA EXTRA JWGreenStamps Normal, Dry or Oil Brock Liquid Shampoo 7-or.. bat. I I -- swoommid L go of for I" Mit 1 .0UP'N" AND Pu&C,,a*g Oft . :1- Liquid PeptoBlsmoI 8ei. bet. (IipIr.s W.., D.s. 11. 1974) EXTRA obkenStamps _ I .. iA MMMO EXTRA liplr.. Wed.. Doe. 1$, S S 5 Wits ,i,,s coupoa **o PuøcHa$i op S ••••J WI1N?HI$COUPO*ANDPU*C$*SIO, •• Lmom , -- Ij Right Guard Anti-Perspirant of I WkenStamps I, 1 - THIS Coup011 &NO pUacsA$op EXTRA Regular or Super Kotez Tampons 4Oct. pkg. (lip),., Wpt, D.c. 11. 5974) I • -1 II j (lxp1v.,W,ij2D.. 11, 5974) JWGreenStamps VAT" ?Me PLUX - - - -- WGreenStamps s I EXTRA osus op IJ C t . .,.-* COP I I 13 Gray, Hard to Hold, Regular or Super VO-S Hair Spray I of go 11 Cake Mix qv.rt. Beef 3.i SAVE 16t. Jiffr's While, betW. to" of 19ile. Filemt$vm 1poppioreni. Gem*, Salami, Hard tolemol) Assorted Flavors Betty Crocker Hamburger Helper 11 NTRA Volt" THIS couo* 6*0 Puacs*i, a. ••• 9`11A. j4MGreenalamps 1 ` - JWGreenstamps PiI1 _ JWGree&amps PLI1I na - I -- Roast -- 11.1h. Swift Franks I - Lysol Spray Disinf.c tent I 9' 69 l 12,02' 99c coo Corned Beef •,,•, •••• 59' sAy, 'i., .i,s $..r.y got. 1 lb - - I _ EXTRA WTM THIS COUPON AHO PURCNau EXTRA McCormick Vanilla 'pxtract r 2-oz. bot. (Siplr,. W.d.. 0... II. 1q74 I 11 I 11 - JWGreenStamps Pubk i Sanalac 1O-qt. pkg. TN YWt$ CQOPOI £*D P CN*.$1 O McCormick Pure Black Pepper 4-oz. can (lalres Wood.. Dow. 11 197*) I . a WITH THiS COUPON AHO Puacs*se o. • ---- 6-oz. jar (lapires Wild., Dec. I 1. 19;,4) EXTRA reenStamps reenStamps il ---- EXTRA j. , EXTRmAms"Soo"Fe". I I -- 11 44 oj4for me ma moommisell reen`L Wmps 1. ----- 9'oj. jar , j ,, EXTRA 7F-j, -- EXTRA mognatiosteR............ 3- -1 -- Areenstamps Pubb L - Z 0 Wizard Air Fresheners It -- IIs '" flower-ful silted p Orange Marmalade.. 79 • • • .. :... Cooked Ham __ . -- Salami i.O l Tasty, . *.--- ____ 69 bet. I WlVHT$$$CpAp1JIC,,,,O, I Stay Free Mini 111I _. Doliflosts Sliced \==---3 lb. "'si" Swift P,..i I.a.I.,, C..a.d EXTRA j Thru Wednesday Pork Roast Er i 'Is. - - Tomato Ketchup. lb. $229 " lb flI,hP.shL.IIS,..!U.d,3.,.,. Green Beans IS assesses 3 0,3*3 896 SAVE 111t. Heins Nish. Thith I - Pork REDEEM ___ _*__-_-_•_.___ EXTRA WGreenStamps I F, --- Hostess Hams EXTRA S & H GREEN STAMPS, WH THE COUPONS ON THIS PAGE! .. i je SwUl & OT t EXTRA . --...Emwmo%;-B' EN 1. . . 11 I ; / IV A~-, I I i ~6. - ;m', 11, 1~ : - 1, ~ - ffl~ r 1. �-- --- ....1•.-i..• . -:'--.' --.' __.__\','_ ...: Pi--':-•'-- . -. .. ______ --.-..-,-.--- ..- r-_ :Tj ,--. l2C-Evenlng Herald Sanford Fl _____________________________ 0 ec ' C • V Wednesd I Alan L, L. . LMIVID By GEORGE W. CRANE Ph.D.,&t.D. Losfand Found 18 ________ _________ - One Cemetery Lot, MunIcipal Cemetery, Sanford. 'a11 collect, ___-.-_ Orlando, $9t1733 generalls' Itflped UOfl Evening herald, Sanford, Ft. Want Ads Are Santa's Heloers. Use Them To Do Your Shopping. _______ Apartments Reni ao past two years I have had cool the mt. Cool muscles are ___________________________ __ _____ Unfurnishod 31 WIth Car. 322 2nd floor 2 bedroom, kitchen ,. cv)uipped. air & heet, 6)15 'n, Call ______________________ owner. Deltona. (305) 574 1062 RN, director Nurting, inte.'sted ifl ISO '0 - , iatrts 2 rm pt , central Center. 95-0 MeflenviIIø Ave. _____________________________ convenient to •veryting. From Houses Answers to "Fluffy." Palmette ____ Rent 35 For Rent 3MOblleHomespac,s For Rent. No Pef ______________________ -. .- ORLANDO.SANFORD APOPKA FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM hpitalitis) is indirectly due DEAR REAI)Efl - The smallpox vaccination. My doc. to the Former TV shows medicines you are taking are toe recently told mc the shot "Honey, don't worry. For the featuri'ig Dr. Kildare and Dr. often prescribed for leg was rxt necessary any behind you!" OU With a large get you off and ri.mning, in vesticat, this unusual business. A Sanford Ave., 37) 7990 ________________________ to work can provide you with PAvEL ORANGES, $2.30 BU bUIIn.I 1-ii..;m c r.- (Cdi nd sell-pity turned hpILilc$I(prdaytsnow the your agc group, and sometimes with the case of measles? -. __________________________ - i1i FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS Il7OFIorlda Awe 373 6430 YOUR FAMILY? So Americans now believe tion. thinks that smallpox Is on Its they must rush there to get a This can happen because way to being an extinct disease --4 (..J t1 rn ;;.i GENERAL PERSONAL SER- drinkers For ft,,rIhc'r intorniatior, call 173 4.557 _________________________ or wr;te flO7FrcnctiAve _____ - - -- down to the office for an X-ray. availabh at the local doctor's area are open, a vascular Smallpox is dependent ______ Except for ci obviously based on age from em. ployers covered by the erely blocked all the way to becoming extinct. It is afflicted with cancer or an hpitaL very succeW, smallpox In does Asia at Northwstern University chemicals for the host of are two other things I would soon now there should Medical School opened his deficienc ailments, suggest. Be sure you get plenty another outbreak of rornlrg lecture by saying: So send for the booklet °fl DISCRIMINATION 441h St e r• firei:1e $?5 Vaie-ncia St, Sanford. 323 6070 - hI Hour office at Rm. )O9 Or. tando Prof. Ctr. 22 W. Lake Beauty Dr., P.O. Box 8094. ____________________________ A, Orlando, Fla, 32806, DOCIORS DO FOR ThEM!" Polish cents. '5 Lyrics fldwthy excess fat. oryiwould Also your diet .ahould greater than that of LOS ANGEILS (AP) - And.; has one then thee'z the sine about the earn $9 an hr. Sup. S74'iMI. Correspondents of the A noncontroversial pop charts. It Is rkewg ' sing, singer who gained fame pith as "R er Bobby Vintan to a remark. able ccneb.ck as 4 Red," "Bue Velvet," and he Polish VintOn has always Proclaimed only o&e is on ue eight record companies who his Polish heritage. turned down the song when it "I always used to do a Polish And the ' 1 RadCaos*. __ ACROU ____ Ciw.r'*.',1 4tgyp.wit'y ____ J _____ ______ _____ _______ 'j 6--Carte S2Cachreto-.. ErrbQ__C,)Fi i N ttLo,.de.p', 38-Vis T fAM •a Lrewaneo 12Notct*ta am ________ _____ 14 sw'rrsw CtMs. , l5OrM' ____ 'xwue ' 6I'alw I8ar OlMsntrcmP-g. DOWN 18Pvø l2Sa1Sp1 44G-,ua l3COepw p1.1onle 2? Droop (COP) riit.ing 4CC'ch9O 23 Corded ?ab"c 2 Prepare br 178.1.1 oan 47 ,, 3w"a' flP"tv 't'Uov-'t'v 3ZCWhc$ICA, oreaard. 23Ptwgan store;. cn1r 4Goftc 24-5 49nc SSer'a il"Ues I more ________ ______ ________ kjp4 tö,JlIA. or Rent - - Truckers Special Trailer let fur rent Plenty of room - -. .. I ; 36- -Itestr,.g 37Lordst.' - 2 Bedroom Duplex. Air, Adults Plo Pets Contcct 73)7 Palmetto Ay I Houses Rent Unfurnished _____________________ 3 bedroom, 7 story, entrai heat I. air, ca garage, r,f,-rene's _____ required, $191) IU S hit. ioo security 322 7399. _____ CooVot4 *1.7.3 Bedroom Apts. -h bedroom, air conditioned, adultS pret,rfrd 3776620 or 371 S Boating ;D11po5511 ; 54iuvsuis Dc'n' J 1 j 7 6 ________ 8 'J 9 JO -_ IT -- - -- 17 ___________________________________________ - _ 23 II- ___________________ , 24 25 26 27 ___ 28 _____________________ ___ Merflthie, research and the like are fine, whether male or fe.iiale, since the mind Is an Investigative one. 29 30 3) ___ yosr life is largely 1 1 -i _ 323-0742 L up to Gifts - - , - Kids Yrir jnd Tools from Gregory um. .Mh&__________________ Maple Gifts for Mon ftfld Dad. Ruitic rid for th 5 rw't o, your P.c Vie. Sanford Rec Vie- 32)-__ _ ' _ A fine selection of gifts tor the tfl4fl Invour ilfeiror, nn5f- suit. HIS for Men, Sanford Plaza. -i t ri-i -, is Geor elt Fisher Pric* toys-full line Lowe*t discOunt prke. Layway. Me-dco, Pinecrest Shopong Center -, SANTA BRlP4CS TOYS FOR BOYS ?4I) (IJRLS FUR GIRLS A .,ifl dId brings fASt results. Gwaltne, Jt-*efers 74 S Park? a wide selection of Bro.c.het. $1 & i S L______ Ihi $15,300. FORREST GREENE, INC.,REALTORS.323.63S3o,. 2333. We take trades. s'v BROKERS .:--.-4_-. - '- bveryurle y a r ountry Club Pro Sr-op 37? 7331 ---- 42 - -w.,;- -----.-----. , holes. Humm buckins pick nditlon. 5)75 or estates. etc. for the -. C' mes Mobile - - EXTRA CA!,P1 Rd. 427, 1DM 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford. 323 5700 - __ 74*60' Barrington, 3 bdi':n. Must go! NO reosonaue offer refused '' 2.3 COVE 109W Itt St _________________ WESTERN WEAfl -BOOTS Belts moccasins bIllfolds saddle equ1pment Save at the Otd Corral WciternShop,)797,)mikS at __________________________ __________________________ ________________________ ( ________________________ Ploom Suite, s PC. with Orthopedk m,ttre. $365. Unit - BeddIng 71 N. Hwy. 17-97 5)1.2060. DireIory of Experts Ready To Serve You -_.,.., ________________________ _______________________ ________________________ __ Accounting ' vice for Small businesses Williams Accounting, 3327643. ' _______________________ In machine Full automatic Pay balance of 175 or 10 payments of ______________________ Interior.Exterlor Plastering. SIIVkI Plaster patching and simulated _____________________________ __________________________ Piano PIANO SERVICES ______________ - - i...umes with '.'- 121(15 , - It . - Deltamy 14$iOSl "ii' t I Pit LI'S them It frc,'r (t,ttt'n Pi,'.5 (OIIr. t5 5, lflvislbl, Lwarr--cy .ji-,'.crrs, ,'.l -s p ' jir Collarsticks(rom CallCreditD,pt. - ____ I .-•',' . . A . -- i - - small - Classified Ad brl')gs b ,-*" - . . bat. , .ttt. - OIL HEA!ER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES _________________________ ____________ ______________ r - i I wing Clean and service Duotherm. Quaker, Prftcj,00, and Siegler I'*HA' DO YOU WANT FOR heaters. 15 years experIence, 327 I CHRISTMAS? Today's VuliTIde ______________________ __________________________ p .- -. -. tis j, Carpentry __ Lard Clearing Carpentry-- Small lob seciali. Remodel. Repair. Additions. Licensed, Bonded lnsurj. 10 Yrs. tip. 323 .UI3 ______________________ ''áA , Laitetcicaring, septc tanks, fill dirt,' driveways All ncts of dtggmng 3779157 Classified Ads ar hete to help yo buy. Se-il. rent or swap at a lw coSt letushelpyotjpgace pc.,rs Call 321 6)l or $31 991) _______________________________ __________________________ c Ou'lI tel tlkb --....' - Wall Papering ___________________________ -_ - ..- 'V" Prufessional W Ii Frie Eftlmr,ej P 372 FILL SANTA S BAG WITH A GIFT FROM OUR YULETIDE GIFT GUiDE in thi Classified seclionpf -' -.. Alt Wtt -. - . . . . . __________________ r- Well Drilling _- . _______________________ ________ 8 ôl'cci.o 'vc Sanford. 3222010 Custcrn V crk Lc."nSed e est:rr'mte. 37360 8th strs.s - i.e rAwe.aI VI .VuIfl1 -' yj ClatfledGalw,iiryo, The Herald • - place yOurS I 333-t'S4 1ow(R'5 BEAUTY SALON (formerly t-tarrielt'sfle1auly Nook) _________________________________ - -_ a I"' Beauty Care concrete work. 323.4233 after 4 --- I - Counter tops, Sinkt Instaliat,on available Bud Cabetl. 3fl 0052 Cant t the car in thu oarage. Sell __________________ anytime ______________________ no longer needed hems with a ClaSsiliO4 Ad in the Evening U j(1t' i* $5 e-th apave. finest • I2sth_SanfordFta. - _________________________________ Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, _________________________ _______________________________ " B ItWth°rIdCB estuuuuIIuI -:- =- oundrngs ... - -- Parlidg, for your polled Pt'ar _________________ ________________________________ ___________________ Auto Repair . . .. FALL CLEANING - i __ ____ __ _____ STILL TIME TO RE in that new hOmel Christn,s, Our want ads rreMtC1houtc-f,for every size family, an every size budges. Ij2&a S. ii 11u11t 8 the . -------- .. Pressure Cleaning lmpac" Wash S Spf'i.Kls.n the Twelve Days of Christmas Et,rior walls, eaves, patio, walks S Drums for little Drummer Boys roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, wtoaredeartoyc,,,p,rt,,,p,tp,r mvgjor wasps 3. spider Appliances I SANFORD SEWING CENTER jjJ all" - - 'i,:....j • pride materials of - Y4'cp All out of ldeas it c .i. • 'nrlstmag . . U - 101' or 300 Sattuma lvi. _____________________ Barbed WIre-Hi W1..-Chicken 'hire-Fence Posts- Tl'nino.Repair,s629soo . - - NewandtIsedCarpetsaI,;$1.Wsq MagicChefbvift.inobubleoven' . and up. in carton, Cost $337, will s.ac'lf ice or trade. FrigidaIre frost free Refrigerator, 2 Yts. old, $13 Sanford Aucon Kenmo,e Washer, heavy duty, II , Ph. 377-1037 & ______ BOX CAR PRICES JIM DANDY FEED -.r IUIT JARS-QIs. PET REST INN Remodehlng a' Rpar Mourn Cenmral Heal Air CondIoning odditiont. Flhy ini, For free estimates, c-all Car "fince'. JIm Trego, D'lnbobbin, zigzag •nd3nedl, 37)-07Q9, Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 37 position. Like new condition, sold 1771 newtoru$,balanc.ofuic..sro, __________________ s _____________________ --a I YoU'IifhintheWafltAds.,.,.,es 3 payments of $10. New warrjlty , 52 Appliances __________________________ ______________________________ GE Refrigerator, 12 cu. ft ______________________ -___- .' Odd lobs of all typei, Carpentry, _________________________ - _ Pet Care - '- HauliISg. 322-2615. Having trouble storing summer ttem? Sell them fast and easy with a Classified Ad. Call 322-26)) 131-9993. * * Singer * * -- Ave.) $11,500. 323-1092 after - -- Home Improvements - table, dinette set, 4 chairs, Chest, inn* after trailer. screened pOrch, 30'x?O' OutbuIlding. Oak Way (oft Sanford - Al'. automatic, air, exceptionally ctean,owmii,age CallOon Pop,, 332.1451 DsiIer. 2311W. i, ss in 41') ALL NOLL'S STORES There'sOn,Nearyou Concrete _________________________ --i #'L SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE ______________________ ' 3323026 KULP DECORATORS 109W. 1s1 St.. 372.7335 BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR i Hoover Portable Washer, in GORMLV'S, Easli4, Sanford COlIditi01l. $7S Call 374-1170. 4113 .-- 1961 VW, Locks Bad,, - Sanford Electric Company _____________________________________ _________________________________ "away from I _________________ Trailers old, $330 cash, will take payments full Imount or will ran?. 1-296. Househ.1d Goods - -. - 628-2162 MAYTAG, FEDDERS All malor appliances. Best ,n quality ma HOME Camper-Travel $entond R Vee now has a full line - .4------_._. 75 - Of fice Equipment And Supplies __ •a,, 831-4039 / 'Move your old abandoned car FREE. II you will call me after 1 p.m. 322. 1624. _________________________ - - ___________ lb, all cycles, automatic, $65 373 Orlando 834.2299 ______ - Sanford 373 3200 ___________________ mRROnDA H OIflES miles east of 17.92. 32)5620 ____ GOLDEN TOUCftN SEW" in sewing cabinet, repossessed For Sale ORD ____________________________ _________________________ Hwy.44West,s4nfor , Traditioq,..l styled gold sofa with p tDatchiII9their.530322357),ves Cave, Sanford's newest mobile _______ _________ Home _______ 1939 Cadillac $75. 322-01.0 After 5. 1972 Champion 60'xl? 3 Bedrooms in Park in New Smyrna Beach. 9dIevsr,,aresney, •Ii*bihity I• parch.,. a ww I Wdcne* leise tar NO CAipt DOWN PAYMENT AND aloucip MONTHLY PAYMENTS suCvr the ,aretr, u.,. aa. - your c,pt paiment on cash price. 295 1315. Open daIl 16 $fav consignments or 5tIi off thi floor, We also buy Coon 8 Fist Baritone Horn. 513; Also B Flat Clarinet, $60. ________________________________ after 6. A choice lot. Select your rew furniture from WlLOPi MAIER for ne best Cittma, ever. Save on netlonel Wehave gifts for the entire family h."arts L!brr Irade mt. Free from small unique items to deery, Co'1Venr., fermi lull of fine furnishings. PHIL We DEERE FURNITURE. W. Hwy QiveTV Stampa)lE1t5,72 5il . 1 ml enst of II 1230730 .-------- .vc .5 C.i that inrcases in value FRICIIDAIML, KITCHEN AiD, APITIQIJES)miiewcstofl.lon -'--- reserve _______________________ __________________ G.E. refrigerator frostlus, copper. DayI-377.41fl Ni9hts3fls24or3fl.fl52 , 'It -- p Q';ality Used Furniture SANFORD, 3 bedroom, 2 sty home, central heal and air, kit- S Piece Wood Dinette Set, table S 4 CMII equipped, fenced yard. chairs. As low as $69.95. p..is as will as retirees with 1 family park. T.' a aRd - -. - -' "LLLS DRILLED Pm,',- , 201W 2nd 3' 322 6.43k - ir'' ___________ Jflw2bi,i or 831 '-9993-'- ..'.' 'I .. - - ---;-) . uEiJxmIu.ui,imy, ______________________ '- 1 • _________________________ refrigerator, new roo,, fenced. $600 down. $155 mc. FHA, Owner. We now have models ready for Associate, 131-1316 or ask for Tek.a immediate occupancy in Car. lag. now available in Sanford 's finest gifts icr less at 2OIS Park GOLD ________ - _ ' - ______ -_________________________ -_ ==SSS= 2543 Part Dr. Make offer. 322-2217 '-1 used furnitur. aesi appliances to 906 French Ave., 372173). __________________________ l.arry's New & Used Mart, 213 S. 1e Fight A&nst Inflation begins Sintord t.r Ph 377 4)12 ___________________________ tt r- eeman Th ,, Knight's Shoes. 701£. 1st S. ii S = ________ rota. r.ark. ___________________________ Energy Savers -Coaster 358 10 GET far were ' I9l3tsunStat Wagon 96$ Oldsmobile stjtion wagon. Works excellent. $215 or trade for Excellent condition, 5705. 17961315. - II 48060$ ____________________ home. 3fl 1771. for the cohlttor, and iewelry Toms Coins, 121 E. Morse Blvd. Winter Park, Mi $335. YOU! t.entj-al Firotda hos Scout Council' and three from tijui'd of - " Central FliqtWs MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR mini 191'S French 3234532 1 have you, Licens 4)15, ___________________________ __________________________ NEW) 00 2 OATH HOME, all extras, Qood location, Stemper Realty .s. Rentals from only 555 assome balanceef$1 at W per mo. 337 33.17 after 4 p m Mino,' repairs carpentry or painting inherlo, or exterjo,' in yr home for cash or trade labor for ap- ' - years o. .-_-- ________ _____ Fri kIln Mint items mi gold cons Dad - With t' BlackS Decker Radial Arm Saw, 2 HP, and stand. Firtt $iStakes. 32)9)41 ___________________ ____ ____ M,m -nil hove you alt year with a Hotpolnt Dish*as,,r And an SEARS telepnones will be ooen every night 'Ill I thru Dec. 20 Do Electric Barbecue Grill will make ii - or Speed, overdrive, $1593. 6614322 ---------------. ____________________ 4 BEDROOM 2 bath home. Only 3 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. DhSPOsAL ____ _____ Seminole MenNameci - REALTORS Clean I. ptetty, *30 RosaiiaDr.,3 _______ ___ 40 41 b*, SANFORD BEDROOM SWIMMIPI B PO F AIRPORT Sezi m. NORTH ___ _______________________________________ _______________ ____ . 1969, Volvo Sport Coupe, 1100 S 4 ___________________________ Bed, king size complete, $120; desk. $33; double bed. $75; dresser and 60 mirror, 145, large Early Am. coffee table ne-ye,' used, 3S: Yotr MLS Agency 2 BEDROOM 1 bath home with family room. Nice trees. Only APARTIflENTS till SANTA IA*SARA ________________________ - Guitar Gibion ES 125, Holiow body Table, ping pang table, 10 _____ Pan•ledroomsan4rpefed Only 1)3,950. ON LAKE JENNIE ORLANDO 36S.S SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. lit SI,, _________ _____________________ Christmas Specials 7 BEDROOM I both homt i city. LaJce Jennle SANFORD 1964 Chrielle Milibu. Excellent condition, air condition, power $III'ing. 373 0454; 373 6437. Cons p.m. ___ permit }PUn,SteI' Could t so boted dma-TI )fl(I C('Ti(Urd by the daih dtI.jlI3 .f living that the God-plan is nut understood, and there wouldbeltuJe3uccessbercwheflf1.ecan bea greatdealof it. 21 22 l9l1) _____ tør bibe. fl7)7 0 ___________________________ - i959 Lincoln with 420 engIne, just GOLD Bicycles _________ new ap- . de Beautiful Stamps.Con5 ______________________________ Electric gtar, never used, Per!ct minus roof with 2 doors $3 N. ____ et t IDlshwashirs •Drapes unfurnisised Modem, quiet neigh RENT PURCHASE PLAN Several borhood. Low rates glady Brown Clean 3 bedroom homis Some with alt ard family row, $)fl t Realty, 212 5237, or 3fl), 1250 month, CL 1FF JORDAN ___________________ bedroom dupIa apartments. REALTOR, 131.1772. Furnished or unlumnish.d. °' For rent with opflon to buy. 3 swimming pool. 1770 5. Ortan Bedroom, $' bath with pool. Good for L'lS';EsiFeb, 20to Mar. 20) Don't anger a partoer, then this ttns Enth a fine, productive day. Avid one 0ppns you and keep out of trouble, t vou CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. or will need ____________________________ - For Complete Details Call REALTCR.Associat, Sw'iij a NEW MAIONUA HOME ga D,ft.aia hat never newcomer to cause trouble, ROBcON MATINE AQUARWS 'Jan.21 to Feb. 19) Don't alienate the affections 2927 Orlando Drive, 322 596) :closest tie with a hasty wo or fisive act, Avoid any ten- Dad mill IOvt' Black 8 Decker or Car CASH 322-4132 ________________ MOBILE HOME PARK CAPRICORN (Dec.22 to Jan. 20) Not the right time to get oil ''"' 4 for Buys - An Fur ed furnifvri, appiiances,txlt I? Buick. 4 Ut., ed. Buy I or 1001 ltems.Larry's MusicalMerchandise $347920 "A wtse ievtitm beats a lifet.m' MUST SELL '- decorated, all kitchen apPlianceS, drapes, curtains, area rug, heat and ar, fn04 yard. No Sewer or LAKE MARY Duplex fumlshdo, 26;? S. French 1227464. about " 69 Girls 3-Wheel Bike Hand Brakes. Never RUden 1100. 322-5713 - REALTY 323406) __________________________ _______________________ when others are in an Impish mood. Ik plianccs that will Improve surrowxtings. 44178, Winter Park. ________________________ EXCLUSIVE HOME! PRETTY POOLI bedroom, central climate cOnfrgl many extras. Reduced to 126,000. Rig. Rai Estate Broker 322.130.3, 2610 HIawatha Ave. at 17-97 _____________________ Stemper IFishing ______ SANDLEWOQD VILLAS 1)0W AIRPORT evo iedo - P1 PIECRES'r ACR EAGE Good small acreage with and wthouh homes, •O3W SSwimmtng Pool •T.nnhs Curts Apartments Rent Unfurnished SECLuDEDandconveniint.Sacres wIth 3 bedrooms, 2 bath mobile tome. Terms. $31,9®. -.. Gifts (WITH GOOD CREDIT) ______________________ WHY RENT? I )970".Imca, real econom,'. 5Th. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED - - ._........... 58 MAITLAND FLEA MART both, Florida Room. 99Q Sit ______________________ serious severance of connections. - - ______________________- _________________________ Sports Equipment .. Need a serviceman 1s1? Check the Builneti Seke Ads today. • PINECREST OUTSTANDING CONDITIONI 3 BEDROOM, 2 HANDY TO 5H0 PPING bedroom, 1 bath, With central3 A. A. McClanahan M. UNSWORTH _____ ______ ______ SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Don't criticize friends today, they are in a most senst.ive mood ind there could be a __________________ 3 assistance. Your financial structure needs refurbishing. - - ----- 7142. EQuipment Cc., nylon canvas, 6'x17', new price last year, %4,4 Will sell for 1450 322 s.0 Monroe. BeautIM.$l2s,000. _______________________________________________________________________________ since 31 Tam bar 34C.grss 5?F,.S1 4. sc 4 4OCasI.g,.d I.15 ___________________________ __________________ __________ iwe'wAPr, 5TtRP*aI1 AW4 i 2 MAYFAIR - Central Ave. ReaI • I3,000 Terms. home --. ________________________ NORTON ENGINEERING, INC. -- Information call 3fl.97,, .at and air, garage in rear. - _, surveyor No. 24$ wIth the firm, Also successors to W. B. Heath surveying at 52 W. Broadway, Ovkedo. OPen 9-9, Thanksgiving to Xmas. tlquej., TVs, and appliances. Auction every Saturday night 7:30 . 2ACRES,CLOSE IN NO City taxes, zoned for mil. payment, monthly payments than rant. GOvernment suMidized to qvblified buyers. çai'l isis. ON RESERVOIR LAKE --- S.nfOrd. Phase do not teIepone. 57 - __________________________ SOnnyRiborn 32 _" • Xmas lewelry Xmas lights; Bunk STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46, West 1st 51, Sanford now open daily for retail sales Always a bod'n full ot good clean used furniture, an- 3fl.7f3 nursery. New kitchen, and family "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot (The Master _________ Iuflnykitchen%,playgrou r f 1ty pork S Sanford Plaza. From Classified AUt are here to help you buy, sell, rentor swap, tl10. Airport Blvd. near Sanford at a cost., let us help you pce AvI34O _____________________ louts_Call 32274)1 or 63? 999) MARINERS VILLAC-E APTS. ___________________ iS? Bdrm. tumor untur. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, den, pooi Third 3)O2OrtanooDr.,373.wo addition, Pinecrest, 3100 S Park, Duplex Sanford Area, 2 Bedrooms 323 3704 _____ Get personal duUe done. G'ocot O.lara group tat) Pt-.pa mm'g - Z7SJendem,od O.1mota 41 Wor1tv _____ 7tt•.-s 7Aldectc 3gA,,,rc- . - . I FR,.ç you for EXCE(.LENT CONDITION --- - - ----- - Real Estate Broker LIving room with fireplace, for. PIights333 114 or3737 -..---.-.____.____,.,.., ---- Reg. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive UBHAISept.2toOct.22)Dou'tppOintone,comesto - Horses fl'Cabln Cruiser, all alum Netdt llttliwork FfrSt$$ØOtak - ______________________ , BR, Quiet, Convenient, large corner I(A, $14,500 Ill Park Ave,or37j 97)? aft,rl-30 Bamboo Coyc, 12 BDRM. shag. air, . pleasing to others. Drive carefully. ._-. - ROBSON MARINE 7'NeartCypres,, post. $1.25 each at Osteen 377-lui 1100 E.2Sth VIRGO(Aug, flto Sept. fl Study yourself well In the mirror and see where to make improvements in your appearance to be _____ Animal Haven foomIng S 8Ord_flQ Kens. 322 5757. ___________________________ 2 BR, block, family room, screened they arc pressing. ____ BLAIR AGENCY _________________________ 52), ____ ' home. *3) 9937. Boats & Marine Equipment ss. $ TRACK TAPES ______________________ .tftt'ited5 call B4.I'ton B p.Icner. IEALTOR & Mw1gage Broket, 30 Norton Engineering, Inc., civil engineers and land surveyors serving Seminole County, announce the 261 5, - flhshings Misc. yrs old. elcell,nt conditln Be-st offer. 31933I. so 1 tee at 1170 Sanford A'e. - SEMI.,'URNISHED Deposit. $34 i4. 363$23 $3 YARD LE, Saturday, Dec. 7. All day. Christ Methodist Churc, Old Orlando Hwy. Small appliances, bt offer over SIC.t And 2 BR, block, furnished, owner leaving. $16500. JOHNNY WALK R ENRAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC .122 6.437 322 71)) 372-7424 Eves.322o.sIs Assocei. FRESH & COZY- ______________________ MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Do shopping early, then get into regular routines with a free mind and h.riWe well. Take no ehnces in government matters. LEO July 22 to Aug. 21) You have to get into the matter of ___ _____ .' -.---_--_ , _________ _______ ________ ___ ______ f A dreary, confzmlng and tiresome day and night, but It does have advantages becaude you attended to. '1 ' TENDENCIES: "The reaction has been unbe. polka and I did It kind of funny. yourself out for My mother would always say: TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) VisIt beauty or barber shop 10 really bringing out Polish 'Why don't you do a Polish sang gel spruced up, feel and look better. Put wardrobe in order, Plan pride." serlcxisly Instead of tirowing it future eitertalnment. At East Coast concerts, he away?" GEMINI (May 21 to Junp 21) Give more attention to h*ne to ______________________ mske it what you and n want. Get baste matters : I r strrowialngs. Get rid of tedlums now to free time for good oncc'ming days. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apt-. 19) Keep busy at all the tasks aheac, scoot,,', rr.,nny retuili, s 322 Ifl locks, like flew. Warranty -available, but not transferrable, new $470, lust under 3 yrS. old. GARAGE SALE; Siturday & Sun. 9. 4 yr. Old, Sorrel gelding TEN. payments ----_- Large 1 bedroom turnthJ apartment. Adult),no pets first 1, seconq mcx't2agr,, In essential. The ability to operate a carre,a makei the ob more oteresling and Profitable. Apply in person at The Herald offices, 0 North French Ave., I lievablr," says Vinton. "This is ' - _______________________ - i GENERAL Pets and Sui4i Free to good home 3 black kiltint,; l73 Honda. CL 173, xCIiInt COfl wee*s. 210 Fair,ront. fl3-7) dition. Takeover payments or $300 3236421 or 322 3171. Ck.a Poodle, femae black. 6 s _______________________ ____________________________ Coldtpot fl' upright freezer, swimming pool, ftnc,d yard, Families or singles 38R.,1 BETH Park AvenueMobile Pa,k FOR SALE: Well s%ed mortgace worth $4,300 Pays over UPct..Weaisomak,,b,,y,ors,,l Eveningae,d Herald Ii initrvicwirig correspondents fer'alt areas of Seminole ard Southwest voIvsla counties. An automot,ile ii hetptul but not _ By CARROLl. RIGHTER -- _________________________ SRD, WANT A FIREPLACE? 2. Adlti 16 through retirement, odrmi, Santorcrs best section, cash or terms. By owner. fenced yard for Pets- 3725459. IBEDROUMFURNISHED 2% Loans APARTMENT 2300 _________________________ ______________________ extra money', we in a RECOrd experience _______________ and are intereSted in picking up some fromthehea4tothetoes,m Nsjboc LOW DOWN second moflgaq, at 7 per cent, Two bedroom, by week or month ________________________ poplewhoknc,,j 'everyone in town'? "Polish Power" move. 110 ROSCOI'E ment aimed at sqcJc±ing l)TiCS half in negative jokes and remarks For Thursday, December 5, 1974 PolishaflthEng1Ish,hastak about Poles. en off In a startling climb to the to Lights, water furnished 559 54) (p4$ 'a subsidiary of COca Cola Cpmnnny) Are you on. 01 those ' IntO the top ten. A Polish joke? Far from it. "My Melody of Love," bouncy song with 1.1.794 HEALTH DRINKS OF AMERICA, INC., 5001 Annapolis Road, Bladwtsburg, Maryland, 20710 the Vinton, In his early 30s, has uckly become the central fig 5 Motorcyde __________________________ 125-3730 ___________________________ Cost$3 COca Sell IOfortSOO 43250 Broker, 107W CommercIal your choice - -I Yr old 3 bedroom l' baths on !IN0LE. 372 4170. vac- are Polish reCord that has made it PLAN 2 weitten buy back agreement, For Immediate information or in- with the money you earn hdp _____________________ Beat inflation with low rent on a I bedroom mobile home in ciP ________________________ F iem upstairs apartment, Earnings guaranteed with a Put a BIG gift under the family tree For a copy of Dr. Lamb's ft tend to be considerably booklet on losing weight, send cooler than the face. At night 50 cents 10 thisame addres2 ben niobbnd by' Polish The cirgulalfon slows down,.and. and ask for the "Losing since the feet and legs Weight" booklet. - 52,604 year warranty) and inventory Body temperature varies Station, New York. N.Y. 10019. V1nton ' Chart Rocket CYC fr reai ydiu.. t'e classif,ed ads _________________ ____ _____ Ple Redlo. New 10 Banas. COst #I4J; PlI$6S There's One Near You Acreage JOHN KInDER As;o( _____________________ References ruired, $250 mo (1) )5379 wall carpet, $125 mo, pius $30 deposit, 20) E. 21st St. Call 37) 06)0 write off. Investment fully 723?'C 4i! be a low-fat, low-cholesterol disease itself. You can atop diet and low enough in calories worrying about that problem, to prevent obesity. If you Send your qUestions to smoked I would of course tell Lamb, in care of this vwwspa- Fueling flC,' Homes, Lots tIhs. format livinU and dining ervtce Pod' Rent or Sale t7ly13fl.7)7 ii 21'zlO', I bedroom. full baths on Rroker 377 S73 CASH REQUIRED PLAN 1 Executive Secretary. ShOrthand Trafni.ig prooe4 No never be getting II you have ycv'II regularsj k buiP beds, $100 set; wIth Take a cue from a CLassified Ad and Commercial Properties rooms, spacious kitchen, den with fireplace, wall to wail carpe GIFTS I BEDROOM lull time business, ditns. Monday-Friday i to S that the risk of small ------- 3 TV Radio-Stereo _____________________________ __________________________ ___________________________ Reconditioned Batteries, 5)2.95 change. REEL'S BODY SHOP. iii Saord Ave. 5)50 a month *31 9665. spe - haiists A queliled nd'vidual may Start part time and expand Chrisimis shopping easier for you. YoU'iifr gilt ideasfor every person on your litt in the Yuletide Gift Guide every day. of calcium, A quart of milk a case of smallpox anywhere on yowpatlentswjflgetwellIN Chemicals, encIosin a long tir s Sroomhoule, __________ fUrfli$h,d. 321 0)59 __________________________ AVALON APARTMLP4!3 - --- tablet Phone 327 761) prox. 2 a:res, with orange tre,s, Houses Rent ________________ -- This isa secure business for thote wno can spere a few hours each week (no tilling) restocking THE EVENING HERALD not even . fenced corner lot. $21,500. Thanks to Classified Ad, users g fast results at a low cost. Try one extraordinary distrIbutorship 3 large rooms, fireplace to sit by. a ve profitable and secure business. Contc1 More Information fl) life is already behind you!" spurting blood, head injuries, nothing to detour to, because problem, If the population geLs But I mention her case to epilepsy, diabetes, blockage of the arteries are Like a dead-end too small for a species, they show how easily we can delude input and exits, you can wait street. But. 11 you can make a become extinct. KENMORE WASHER, parts. ienI Blue Lustre Electric Clrpbt service, used machines. mPOoer foronfy SI per day. MOONEYArPLIANCES 3fl-Oi CARROLL'S NITURE Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories __________________________ givIng problem just repeat that shockeroo: Namebrandwmen'scio,h,,,,,om, rver worn. sIzes 7,6,9 10 & • Also dreu Like new, 3232150. ____________________________ - SANFORD- Lovely modern Pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, Conventional loans. Builder, Dillon., 901.7$9.33, Orlando, 305122)336, - 337743 -- WELAKA APARTMENTS carbonated vitamin C mriczied fruit drInk is available for Vonding cash for bond end weekly paper AGE Realty, REALTOR. 3337750 76 ______________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 31045. Hwy. 17-97 BUY - StELL -TRADr REALTOR 323-377i 311 315 E Frtt St ___________________________ __________________________ 172 2 bdrm, I bathe den, 'enc, Below Wholesale, wtUe they last: down. Ill) mo 9 per cent. Acre American of Maflinsyjlle, solid * * * * ----.-- -for. Rent Equipment 64 _________________ Ay)ilAbtC in Sanford Short 'nhteage, not knowingly accept But ever since that time, 85 per cent of you will get well in thetic material and detour the smallpox becomes so small when I wish to jolt her out of spite of physicians and phar- b!oodaround the blocked area, organisms can't produce Harold Hall Realty 4 bedroom homes, 1 to 2 - -----Appliances . 52 For Sale __________________________ And 3 bedroom house, central heat, go ___________________________ . No depoSit. 3fl.69S _______ HI C Bc' 533. ¶ar'ord, Fia 37771 or No pets. 7235641 Ph 322 - 1i$ 3 Bedroom kitchen eulp in Pinecrost. $150 plus $100 deposit. For Rent: i000 . 531 5474 Aiter 6:30 p.m. Sanlont Auti, IOQ 33 foot carefully, which I did. '1 don't feel any troken parkIng. Zoned M I. option to buy. Unfurni$p,ed women. C..td C.iiI r . - -- for men Or •t'atc. cr After Hoursl CREDIT IS ALL YOU Ca ll 3 fl43beftflI,Z. _____________________ It you are ambitious, self motivated Dial Ihe retults number, 372 261) a,ies and gr,ioelruit. $2.00 bu. HUFFMAN REALTY AlPsil,JennyCIaric*.j 3fl-1591;3fl$$S3Dmy,Eve. 322-2)16 ________ * * * * Deltona 3000 54. ft. and ..--- .---Miscellanpous _________ - -- BuSiness Opportunities BUSlP53 CF YOUR OWN "ear. You'll find in the Wani Ads. Florida For they educated the public had a careful exanilnatlon of stop retiving It, isn't an ou!. 24 5nta Claus for Duyers and selier _______________________ Write P.O. Box 1713 1oner. 11cr OCEAI1 SHRIMP--LOBSrER Baby Beef-FreshSausag ___________________________ 5 FreehornedeliveyySave$ call (305) Can Help hysterical self-pity, I calmly said. Reasonable. 1 I Hotises ----- ______--.- - . DOWNTOWN LONGW000 se and out. Fia. ruom, carport I 41 13r Sale ______________________________ eberry: 3 bedroonm, 2 thI Only $17,750, A very good buy. Terry koolt, REALTOR, a 0711, BU$IflCS property lor Rent - manent $lSwk Driver's Iicee & . 377 20. 1305W. 25th St.. Santn,d Free, 614 7077 for "We Care""HOtlIn". Adulti or Teens. 2S1PtkDr. REALTOR ___________________________ P garage, air, thig carpet, tell clean oven. Almost fl 372 1721 37 or ).4-t3 334 _____________ 'Oh, oh," she cried, "1 can't threatened with bankruptcy by I'm 61 and have severe that Lsyour problem, that would walk." the Congreoaalboondogglg pulmonary emphysema and cause you serious difficulties. Then she grew a little in the realm of national health chronic bronchitis. I don't Letme know how you get along. 1ystericaI ct the idea she might insuj'ance. srnoce. Do you have any cornDEAR DR. LAMB - I have - __________ Jim Hunt Realty For rn? WItI OOiiQfl tQ buy, 3 drooms, 2 baths, central heat & Wednesday, Dec. 4 1974-13C _________ _____________ 41 Houses for Sale Mobile Home Lots Unf'lrnjshed I ________________________ LOOK INI FOR TALENT. 305 175 7541 SINGING "Don't ndsI" Serve a uSeful assistant mager. Ex2erlenced GARDENS * *3 purpose again when you sell them only. Send resume to P. 0. Box W'••*WGENEVA Sinqie stry ttudio. I. 3, and C!;.f . from ?ht' - t', n neeost" Serve a useful rta, Herald. Call us today! Don't riirpose again when you sell them bpdyorn apartments. Pool, delay! Just dial 72276)1 or 63)clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, HOUSEKEEPER with a Clastilled Ad Irom the 9993 To place your low cost want Mature, live in with elderly mother ktcheneguIpped, central tIa, and Herald Call us today I Don t good on a chair to hang some maceuUcal fis who hatch Up gh, mGy at night, but rcars have wtten in to tell new curtains in the TV room, new drugs by the hundreds to sometimes during the day. me about the good resuJt.s they As she stepped clown, she put supplement the thousands .kbe't twe years agC) I had a have gotten frcn WaITT too much weight on the outside already In use. r,,ç prostate gland ctperutlon. My of her right foot (metatarsal 'Whenever there are a dozen prthte was about the size of a Don't uae a heating pad . _ ___ ' _________________________ .ICLLd, Help Wanted Maturewomantollv.Inwlthotd.rly LOST 11 aluminum fishing boat between 17.92 bridge and Lake _____ __________-Monroe. 373 459 ____________________________ CASE C415 _ ___ ______ S- Leg Cramps And that view i rrcuy _____ - 1____________ Heal May Help Rush To Hospital I - H erald Ads Get Results! __ ___ l%b I _____ . .. - ______ -. - - - . .- - --- -- - .. -- ------ . ------ - .. - ..' . ' - - - - . -. " ' - - .- - -- -- ,. --5- .... -: -- �= TT ___ T -= TT RTC or - '- .----- --.--. - - -- F,-'---FL __-'_, - - - — _ ,.-- _______________________________ 14C—Evening HerdIJ, S f an ord, FL -_ .1_ PstE --ou . - --- I . T91ANX0 , [ ,=P%c 7;:W F ARE 14"f IC-t;AR6& AE -It, ~A .0 4 ~ AIZE, OTT,,-,N Z40 ..) —F,4"7f .. I " I. 1 I — - -_~ I 01 I I I 1. .... MorfWaJ,r ____ ~ 9L= 9EL0?4&6 TO TPE 'F( , W5- 4 ~ _q :,,~N V,~ W11 0. I 1% i ~ Z, 1 : [ AF ~~ , , . el a ^3 CL0 r \O~N . ) ~, f) BRIDGE 111 MMOCUMMENOM" I , him &J7 spades. 1"hen at trick three $AJ5 knew that I still held the six. Wlth 8-2, 1 would have played . 12.W!1 # I - Q~ilz - . - - _;R_- ,wT,r.--" 1~rz_r- - - - , _w - --. - ___ . ,Um.r 100 - . , 0 /'/1 `5~ 1. MWo-_-AR-;fi - - T .aP wimn't a guess. I told 'p ' one I ______ I --0 ~: I '9 V/ ie-)t W,V WIN AT L Di'ck by CARNIVAL 1 _ - - __ --tt - " 7 -,,r___, ,___ _._t_1 — — BEETLE BAILEY I " -meoo_oo*%&W.WVJTAU Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1974 —.00. IiI%'t?lIiiig Itg t Ti Sanford, Florida - 32771 - Price 10 Cents — ____ .ol V* ALLEY OOP by [i'LL GET10 IS SUTHif)i964 H$N r ra 7oAy! I'LL 7flsAj1 5ET WHILE U ROUNk" IFEINP(JSAL1P,8UT1HEYZEOGI D B! B)( IN I PmG TDMS HADN'T II 10 FV FOR IT' UPWnT NUR SJWAPJ.T A MINLITE... I iHEIR F5AJJIT? HOINDW I Lb TAkE ALON& LURCH MR. it_____ ______ R164TNCA1! .T WAY -n4y p, H'D LL BE H. ________ I vAQiu83 a. )' Ji 0 C , __,~ • unsuccessful • Centage," •,, .•, ___ Ps 5\T - 1. in clubs was tier- and poor ,• , — the professor replied til i 7 THE BORN LOSER - VEU .*hrc ut Jtj Th student took his ace by A um Soniom of Pass ull . I j I _______ i . 0 h A-Bid four clubs. now an irs GETTN.' SO A GiRL.. ( MLoTl-IER PURSE SNATCHING OUTSIDE THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGThI$TI,%iE ' \ ! DOONESBU _________________ '/4 A I he? .* --_ IN :- - - '.' -, A4r_ ;0W5 i'l J 1, . _.. __ - .- - Y "'11 LAW.- Aeipou- — - I • - I Sn'rett I h th _____ ; 11if. - P __________________ 4 --- __ - __ - rr I . "A - -CrTT7,w--_-f -~- 1U ia,;;Ww --- r- -Alf0 11W i ' 5LrLr ____________ _____ ; - - ..- - 17 I - 1-.- . EB{TCIM lick I .I,. IV I c-: FEEL- UV HE -- - — - ~ ! I I I— I - .- I ____ . tord Parade - . -- ___________________ ,--- .-_1 . ed : X peC ( ror ~a i'_ - II -1.9 -. ____ ___._.-. j - t ________________________ ____ r, 100 ' ___________ ___________ •.4' __ , . S in . . -. ie r• - tte 14 ,t tt tT :i d __ . - - - ho SiumW-Pa F-Ade - . " - _ - . ___ WIS I RI PPED-OFF.1 % . I'l " l, . _- L..•.L:• - 9. \ WALK WiTHOUTGETTiG 'IV;---F, - .: - __- • _ , " I Thous CIfl . . It- . - -- - . _______ r!r,v `_ : clitbs; finessed unsuccessfully partner bidi four hearts A'h,1 1 JIL I I 01 ACROSS CAMPUS1 C42rVJ... C4t i- himself. is - ' 9`4 14 VIA W, I V kq to I 0, 0 Ty _. _. T W us U I ~61 Coo By Roger BIen . bid . -iJ ... — -- Send S I for JACOB y 4fODE by IT W-4, 't FUNNY BUSINESS Thcstudentwasbackonlead CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS : - 1= - _____ - - - çg L . ____ . Tell him to look in our re1riQeral ( 0 11.-4 "Youxter's having a hard time finding " N*ou diamonds and dummy's Jack was covered by East's queen. 'L — --w- _____ - - fge ' _____ ____ la :A , I I :; . _________ rrrrrr.. - __________________________ ) ' !l \%1stonlewhith the queen of spades West led the three of I'M YM I AA'I LIFE, . I I I i - i ki 1[ M I I 1i q:1:1lX Piss Pass - fl.J 11 _____________________ I hi! J)jç - I I 111 clubs. lip_ , L as highly probable £ ould be long in Poor percentage, but it might have been right" - __ Ti4 I "i t Fifi South IV th 1 -- i , Nor - r. asked. Your gue's \eith(r%uJn(rJf)I( C as I right to play him for the queen of clubs?" the student % Dayø Graue k Garr _________________ _________________ y Twdeau . _________________ ____ 4 6, iv a, m55, vidin t uJ L: ri &to Ft-.--t1til , ,. tfi 4 I i ' Vfm ~g~, ir t fill ' Zak h , , ____ I - 01F / / / 4)) Sanford Opffinist Club meinbers put finishing touches on Santa's float for the Chri tm parade at. / j) IH I MAW. rL,n - , ___ -. `__-____- 1 7:3,9 p today. They are (from left), Clyde Clime , assisnt float chairman Rob lIoe. presldeni, Delbert t%bney, secrery.treasurer. and Jerry Thomas, fl oat chairman • CWt& Br 113 1XIALW464 £., ! - mwwrw I lviv rt 0600-04 Ei % BLOP4D1E 9 , _______________ _______________ Ommissioner ciIIcYomg (M.BUMSTA IMGO4NGTOPLAYVç.-I - - f AY ~_.,_).%, 1 (C 4 : HAVE A HAMONCA WHILE I CUT SPCL UHAR '—i %' 0. 1 I )o, o iv , lx /jf I. IJ e' / II - I / I I T45 5EALqY CREAMtL I VA. WOK UNGER.' I V MILEAGE ON R CAR.' P f I NE' , - I 1 I F I W IS TM (5 I T I5 o:.ii N EEOG I i EVIL GERM WHICH IS 0 LAD - ThAT HAS 11 Is i V(SD t ow _______________________ _________________________ CAPTAIN EASY LETS F4CE rA Ov Z I' T . I I I __ " . , " II 1 . I ) _ 'N .7 - 1 ~v - f ___ __ - - 0 o i ) ~ ;I .---"::,. 1. - I/ U / / 14 I'LLI_LI_LJ 1/ / I - , 1 V.14-1 1 I (1' -- , s - -__ - __ SNORT RIRS (I 0 . - P' :: ALL -DGETHER, F _D 1ACUSt. - ca .11111;11111111111 RW,ROW.aiw . o 11 -'Ti-IREE, i I ' CfAU1 _______ : - I I -v ____ I . 1 I' ' i lways Estate parents, worried a bout the Serninele Critinly School board's decision to stop eourtes busing for 87 of this children sussful1) petitioned the Nlard Wednesday night to have the busing inaintained at Sp.!ng Lake Elenlvrj,ar y SC hool, 71w board has been evaluating all the ,sch)(ils i n tilt, uu to determine the need (or (urtes} busing, knd Is p4inning to eliminate busing where it is urulece.wry. %VCATHFAt (('(irtes) busing, once offered to pupils using WIthin FaIr i1hrough Friday with a two r7liles of tj~.eirschools, is t*ing reconsidered beraum slow warming trend Jowi of a state ruling reqwrzng th boa rd to elimmaic tonight In thi- 10s. Complete "stan(iet-s" isuintling in bLis, arOrthng to Train. %epther delalli on page 3.t. stm-riation Route Manalier lt(.y Wright. - I . - - ---------- ------------------ --- - - - . . - - - - - • - Is - - - - •. - • -. - battle on the double taxation issue. C,s s e I be r r Co u n cii Chairman Toni Embree saw the motise as a possibility "T'he reasoa why the county Is interested in th t Present an addititmi problem when the sovereign immunity (4 public officials is lifted Jan 1 Wright said Without the sovereign lzotection swis. the board Ls subject to claims from parents whose thtkfrcn base been hjured mi school buses "Slaj,deei" on any bis we m(re vulnerable to personal injury than sitting cMldren, rtght said "For s1wrt distances, it's not too bad. But for three and four . Four persous %ere injured and southbound trailic on 14 St. Job= River bridge blocked ower an hwr thb MOMing after a pickup truck crashed Into a btatled sedan and the auto burned. Seminole County firemen extinguished the fire and Etta Mae Sipp,6A, Otiva Duncan. 22, Bch,Mlanfl.GthflesJr5iand lan Grftnei III, ZQ, both a! DeInd, were treated at Semin ole Iemorjal flospi, Sanfo Highway Patrol Toper Ernie Jacobs said SIS. Sipp was out of the stalled car when the clIsJo occurred The Grimes men w occants of toe truck Jacobs rhargedSts. SIPP %lith Do driver's license and parking on a bridge - .- . _,_ I , I - --,I jt~%pww - z-_W- - FREI ozr --- - I_f -- -_ ..F' - 2 & - .1 ~~ __4- __ evenuin - I W-!-_Ne-k_r-_ , - - _ I'- n •' t zl * 1_7 - !,, -2- P-5 ------4 _ ;w----I~-~r -_ f-p_ - -:%Tn-f -- -1 =___ __. . . __. __ -- ___-*1k i - -- li= it ' -- -- --- I - - - - - - - - - ------- -------------------= i"a -. - - -ii - - -- - - i The Seminole County cmnlission this week, in dnticii,ation of the discontinmaticin vf the bticiirw at countv - - - cn th the school board tiepartment can upgrade the roadway over which to determine the areas to be affected. The commlission 'a chihken oWd have to walk oWd i pcubi for funding the upgrading III When that contfition is improved, making a walkway Pedt-strian routes to thpse .qk h(l,)ls wt, re C(1ntigU(%Us, replacing non-existent manhole covers, arid iding a bike-pati), the Lu,41,g can probably be thii week he expects the board to b,e , Ippr.Dached for discontinued, Wright said eralks, guards nd safety Ugh" in th e wakc. of B discontinuing courtesy busing at Spring I.Ake, 6,md decisions to halt The busing. the board can free a b for transfer to Forest - - . ma nta ned %= -- - pr1iong Lake S there Wright said that courte3y busing at Spring Lake - J — - --------- -. etained At /1 - --- - - - - 1. ., -. . Horoscope . .................ILA Ilespital 54% - .. -.5A .......... -, 9.1 1 A & SWts 1 813 ( 11 using s DoarAbby GB Dr. Crane... ........... ...12A - - i ____ - - CRASH BLOCKS rio1 -r -.,....,. bY Frank HIM _____ rog Tf4F -\ -I-- t A - - J - -_ -_ ' ____ Will IS I - Index I / 's/V - , i. -t - 2 Vien' third ro ect is a countywide uniform house nbeng and sweet namthg ) - bc ,',f% 1-_~~ U I .SORW AS / / ioo Without Nixon by Howie Schneider LuJ XpR SSION 4 — , I SANTA CLAUS4 " 1~ aci _______________________ ( I . Z'M TN $ToR i S o . 4 i II ____ It - —A- ___ 1 YOU WILL I I - 4 of 1) ---: I = N, i' ' —- members in Seminole, Orange the "but this lulled it." planning council betotake and Osceola counties, has been the plan get extended weekend h(urs for request for Sunda), sales. ni ng office off the McClanihan contended that successful in gelfing cflanges in beer sales. City ordinance allows Sunday if tIv tmk," Floyd said. . regulation is changed, ordinances in Casselberry. CU) commissioners Wed alcoholic beserage sales only to e'lI hate to grant the San e Orane County and Orlando to mL voted 2 to den) 1 restaurants iIli sealing request for every 1 blUe tar in wake beverage laws ,,more requ by Toni Riggs of Pizza cap ty of 200 or lucre . . T I to fl" A I uniform," Riggs said and more '0 flu B) BILL BEILF% ILLE Moore voted to had been cot from Stenstrom said he feels tile in line with sthte laws. Street, for permission to sell to The higher 40 per cent cuts Ilerald Staf I Writtr deny the Pizza Hut request 200-3cal requirement for A doubt if we'll ever get alcoholic beverages on Sunday ere set to make up for over. Wednesday, breaking alk vote Surday sales is un nstItution,l complete uniformity," he iid. * and Frida) payments during the last 1hree S€ri irie Count) s portion of Comm Commissioners Gordon Meyer and should be,set aside. Communit y Affairs Depart months, aceomg to Corn tecn 12 and lii m noting the C`Fliak prograw is %VAilliNGTON (All) statp revenue sharing fun(bi has ment said today that the cut niunity Affairs officials. and A.A. McClanahan soled to Iirn((I at trying to eliminate IlIggs, pre . t S District Judge John J Ri' 'sa 'reed and said todat slashed almost 40 per tflt hile voiri conflicts in 1, is a rest of declines in tIe central Florida Res taurant deny H r dO But Jones told We Herald that for the month of November stoc n'issoners u,,an Stenstrom restaurant npratin n %5'!rgte cover up ' o cue of a decline in state FIor a nd John Moths voted in favor Att) A industry Sa nford regulations prohibit iui Vernon Mize study the advised that we have been conCiuuu without revenue . of the r L , urants of les.-, than .900 nts orpoiu the testimony of former All e now ta ut Revenue sharing payme McClanahan reminded Itiggs In a merno to the aoard of for December and January are President Richard M. I(ig4k said although at least se,its from selling alcollolic the funds' were cut (by 40 t iat when the Ilizza Ifut five (TRA members in Sanford be verages aftermidnight. County Commissioner.% Ashby expected Zo also bt, sliced bv Nixon. percent) last month." Imation was rezoned and bcer ha ve Ifiggs said the 75-swat Pi7za Jorics, administrative aSSi5tant least tile same asked "that (lie 1VIlhat), Shell), of U)e state's U1 (Earlier story on Page ZA.) sales with food allowed, the association take the lead in to tile mmty clerk. explained leveling off at about a Continued on Page 54%) Aroun(ItheClo(k 4A that the monthly state money cent raonthly cut. ( Continued on Page 4% . 1 ' 14 forLs to "sway sonic votes'to February, but may drop I 1 ' — --.. 11 - V ~~ .. . It I .1 / -I - - -. 'r I 1 I _ - RNFEM taritJJ -- y; -L - I - r -~4* J. - __ _J )1 islow-L W"_i FRANK AND ERNEST I ask for liberalization of law" the association isn't . iie sragt regulations in the contemplating a lawai'it and he A Sanford restaurant r-" future. has no knowledge of such r opera tor said toda) he will There as quite a bit of by tifl} restaurant operat ors approach city commissioners he expects to re-file the request initial objections from nearby The aslociation, with within the next 30 days in ef. (or extendej hours b) residen," McClanahan said 013 ItOrY On [EX . - i4I ____ - r 1. I % - - / ) LT: ft Boll I IA)Yl) operators said they wouldn't getting the city to modify the I I 4 -4 - ________________ ____ ANDY MYRT t: V THE SADOW/ . . _________________________ 1 r - IF , (' I I f 11020 t'~, I ML. r GUARP -JUT _l, II I I . - r ROUp I ____ . corr*d, Polk said the cfJunt, per ng from t ri Cent ernj city areas equany and was - county nlana - I I $OPEP A4r or tTMLJT WE CkI - V - . EFIe by Bob ____ • , E I V9'w' • N7 1 F I F: - ~ \..d - . I DOES WORK? e ) i I— ________ I .' I IT BUT ALL YOU CAN GORSEDUS m _ - /-444 - A ___ uMt : -- Altomonte Springs Mayor Floydasked ViMen to night, outlWng three areas of planning, shenfrs department tommisson believes make available to the cities the the bette!' county radio towers and for the possible cooperation with total law enforcement and others, or program would be one confined system to be funded totally county funding. I r. by that court action will be pur- to his county. dinance• the county. "I do not believe the cies sued. Predicting the emergency He added that the sta te ? Prior to the arrival of Vihle iave been treated fairly by tJ-w Vihien said County Atty. telephone system could be mandated that the 911 counties in tunng," Vih'en Howard Marseeis and Sanford City Commissioner preparing an developed within 24 months, emergency system be im John Moms at the meeting, said, addingSeminole Count) ordinance calling for coun- Vth1en sai d Sheriff Joha Polk is pnnted A state stud) cats delegates from the other x had better change or 'look to t)ide animal control with total work ing out a cost estimate for 80 per cent state funding to cities looked at proposed the cities to tear up county county (unng. He said the ViMenpersonallyfavorscounty maintain the system, but cuuntyponsored gosrnment "He noted the new plan is to also require recreation that all fundLg for the countide 'Don't hold your brea th," Polk programs and planning counal state law to betie effective dog licensing revenues which emergency system with a said. actisit) to include the ties. I , - r , T o , I It FLOOR' ___________________ _________________ ____ I Id the senues are ustJ fir not Ig cities rc: __ _. t 11 1 1__-"~ . _____________________ .4 & TIME - / r 1. - ~ " 7/ ARCH I E r to ttCoy . a t Five Pothta near the O, T'M WILLING) TO START - ,, 1.4 I ____ ( LIBRARIAN - , by Al Vermw .. -. — / JOB? •. I ____ I' I 7 M ( \ FOR A r 1 — . . I TAE5 YEARS TO A ASK TRE - ' I ...-.- - UP MoLLHOc7 un. . ,air " _____ 1r/)?4W I: ere . - pVtChkV Wti - idW-: .. - OU1d have J The cetnd area suggested b) own facility a be apart tm Wii' SP R I NGS- The V was t 911 e1neeocy county go age-old double taisUon iu t and aas system, a project he has Sheriff Polk said tod,y that between ritie tind counties 'Thtre o need t to sp4trhcad iII(I a lthough t t ic he major differ e nces btn rnu be resoled or the ourt he said Most of federal studies hase indicated the 911 system and the Collinesction county goe Seminole's seven cities base that the least expensIs method t)ide cornmunjcat( $)ltefl) nlcnt is certain, County already put the county onj of providi ng the emergency handledbyhisdeentnow CommsionerSid Vien tald they either expect rebates of ser vice would be throug, a that tentative p the CAI-NO are to Criuncil of Local tax mortiell orequal wrvice in regional concept with Orange build a communications Governments Wednesday the areas of ana1 control, County, the Seminole County building I . • - . .. - t,idt j I WONDM IF THER.e.S 9 1 wii;I LES PIH7 0 jrj ' ____ I ______ ____ SORT Cy UKE BY DONNA LTIVI JJeld Staff ter VV __________ -I J SK400THS OUT NOT 'i - • k. - - / _____________ A iT_r ' p 'if • _ 1K 4C4 BUGS BUNNY ___- HOW Y - ;I • • ies ot axe % - .1 byT K Ryan (SINCSEYERsflNACH\ // '),-jj_ 1 ______________ _________________ ' I VIVT I I ______ _____- TUMBLEWEED / ' / HE DOES.WT PLJ'THE Nyr I \ 42 __)) I(rMJUSTLL<Y #9 --- ------------ - - - - in addition 10 Spring Lake, sctx)ots In the Sanford ail 1 neeIetares as W ell a3 &uthjnele and Jackson rf1,!rtp,;v 1`~15,11141 N-ed % - . 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