6 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8343a5ecec069bb95b64946af5551380.pdf 25e1ec4518a5551197bed6ed96d28ca2 PDF Text Text ���������������� 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, July 25, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 25, 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 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/1e63f8dfb1ed58726871e101b7d50a29.pdf f9cc02c756ee574da20043f406c1e3f5 PDF Text Text _____________ .. - . - - --'-'-.' - __________ _____________ -- _________ - air'c-i- T*1 - 'r- .---- P' - - - - fl - I - -s- - - - - - 111- ______ —' ____ ___ _ _________ oft - 813-Evening Herald Friday, August 16, 1914 HC T I ; r.&fhHOIdg DEAftflWLMBlread DEAflREADEl - AnaIbj your column advising against simply doesn't have the onp,al Yoga exercises that Involved pigment in the skin. It is ii prolonged breath holding. Fit, variation that is present front teen years ago my strong 20. birth. Sometimes the pigment )earoldsnntedto see fr isnttotall) absent A person far he could swim underwater. from a dark race may be much fie thoui. ,lit the best way to pre. lighter than usual and have pare for holding his breath a blonde twir. The loss o~~igment long time was to precede the can affect onl - part of the body (ii all Of skin, . I 1 : I * r Harm Can Couse ~ IIII " ~ ; I ; i hope y ou will tell • I 4 L 66th Year, No. 308-Sunday, August 18, 1974 * 1pui I \ I A I ________________________________- $ I -I I I I I I • I I I ~ ~ ~ ~ I - J I I 7 _____________ __________ A ____ 9 V 0 ____ - - I . -.4-1 - Z:: .~~~_ . .J~~___ - .. - ___ ---,--,*" I =-_ - -_ r , - - __- - 0 1~:Z; . - - `~__ _ _. _ l_ . !l s ___ .. ____ - - 7 As,=, t. _. - ____________________________ . - — 1. I - I- -, e__.. _wj -11.-_~__ ,__ _.__ _- -.--. _ - - ;,_! _- ~;"."-,-----';--~-~-!;--~,;, .1.. .72.1_v . .- ; I I COLOR . . . 1. . I i 1. ~ ~ --- 1 fig _______i_ I uum 1 41. ~~ '~_ - " ?t I .1 . -L I tN ~ . ; were five Nonoir students. J . i _ I 1 Ii: . - ..I I--I— I I u r , __W ___7=-J:~_ _M *k ': Ml .. ~ - --------- 12- __ -- - __ - ~ two Danish soldiers of the peacekeeping force were killed ti chicle struck a landmine __q nn .c . 0 - .r - . 0 i s I region and ice versa as rotect f the minorities on each I ii it said Ia is willing to renew a 'MI as possible p ion or peace negotiations in Geneva. which his goverrunent sante The Greek government, however, curtly yrrejected (he insitation It oid be naive for anyone to liev that Greece would be prepared to take part in negotiations under thE pressure of accomplished fact," said Pr emier Con staritine Cararnarths Turkey had proposed a federated Cyprus at Geneva, but tile Greeks rejected the proposal. The lightning Turkish offensive that followed the breakdown of the talks gained for the Turks what they had been unable to obtain at Q%A The casualties brought the U.N. toll to five dead and 50 the Turkish invasion began on July 20 Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit declared that his troops had achieved their objective and had laid "the foundation for a federated Cyprus state with two separate autonomous regions. one for the Greek Cypriot majority and one for the Turkish minority." Turkish Cypriots are outnumbered by Greeks,520,000 to 120,000. Ecevit said Greeks would remain in the Turkish - - 'i'iiniI&'J sinte -= 1 _r T'here are mail), types of beauty in the %orld, all of course in the eyes of the beholder. 71ils Idyll.lc scent, ca of so much of Central Florida, offers a brief respite from the frantic pace of everyday De , In Wait Disney World's Treasure Is eompleteWith trails flamingoes and birds. - il i!l~ e advanced Chomacoior p.ctu! e tu be . 100% sold stare Titan chassis 9 exclusive perwer stem .__-_1.____-_ —_ 1 -. K. -19NM - - 0 fw ! I. %.7ree s riots , I - a . . - - .- -1 tional guard was swiftly driven back by the Turkish force (If 40,000 men, Cypriot government of warplanes President as Id nd an estimated 150,000 Greek C~ypriots abandoned Nicosia as the Turks re down,but the government returned to the capital just before Friday night's cease (Ire. The U.N. Security Council,which has appealed for three cease-fires on the island on Friday call on all sides to renew talks in Geneva. United States Ambassador John Scali spoke for the resolution. In Washington, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger offered to mediate between Turkey and Greece. near MrphouonFrid r .!i. , . ______ Editor's note - A cense-fIre has NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) - espe ially an estimated 150,00o one in the world, especially th suspended major fighting on e to kiss them in wild celebration. The disappointment and frus- refugees who moved out of "other Greece,' cae to their Cyprus for 'We were saved from ex— the third time In a tratlon of fleeing creek Cy- areas occupied or threatened aid, termination" a moustached Nmonth. All Special Corre- priots mixed curiously with the by the Invading Turkish Army. "We never expected that OiCC sergeant told AP Special Peter Arnett spent jubLtationolCypriotso!Tujk ' They expressd gloom to AP Gree wou n d on us toC Idaha orrespo e ter :rneu as ndeat P FrIday on the Turkish Cypriot c'rlgtn as another ceasefire Corres ndent Alex Fftv over a he er, 31de and AP Correspondent went into effect on this war-torn the inability of their own poorly I - __1 .t, at. Gother great defenders of Friday. -Ilie Greeks planned to Cypc' = .- ~ - L )~; -,,~ ~~ crnp( arms to r 4 p trcedi in tte Wet' &I&. Here Ii how they isaw tile Frid,*, was a black day iu Iz1uer us all with ,i -Pi4 I. .I . -3--. . fur si.9t the Turkish cinsfaught. Yannis Pap,idopoulis, a '01,151.ctasrfirt affecting both sIdes tht half million Greek Cypriots, There native Turkish was resentment that no neswan fleeing from Nicosla poThe jaUon to 0, -#-4 In glaring contrast was the years aho when the Ottom -____._ I FV _r reactinn of the 120,000 Turkish incorporated Greek Cyprus int "I :1, -I Ii_=~7 &P ~ ~. -i~ Z Z Cypriots, who cheered the their empire. Since Cyprus & .Z " EP11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Turks along their PvPry ad. gained indcpc.-.dcnce from BritPr% _X a _. _~. ,I --! vancing mile as they cut off a ish colonial iule 14 years ago, i , RTLAND, Maine (AP~ - An or. third of the is" for the Tur. however, the Greek Cypriot than eight years' back property taxes. thopeolic surgeon, obliged to make a public kish population. This done, the niajority has dominated with . In June, McDermott made a public appeal to former patients who owed him 6 ~ - -!f -=ATurks accepted a cease-fire the help of mainland Greece. stimated $150,0W, will be able to keep appeal to his former patients in Friday, the third on the em. Now the tables have been re. - ' _' . - -%* lr~m to pay their past due bills He neser billed tus iouse now battled Mediterranean island In versed because of mainland -)'L a patient during his 30 years of practice in a month. if Dr. Leo J. McDermott,66, came close to Turkey's corrdng to help with I lkl , .r.4 ., - - , V" *;~~^ 1. .-n! ,. _1 , The surgeon estimated more than 1,000 090 Turkish Cypriots who had equipped with modern , ~'. f _. .,. ~AA~-V' ~__ __ been besieged in the old city of ry. Portland area residents owed lifin mone Now the chief of rehabilitation at the In response to the appeal, he said, he Famagusta since the July 20 This reversal is expected to Veterans Administration Hospital at received more than 18000 Turkish invasion. When have devastating consequences Togus, Maine, McDermott said he paid Turkish tanks fought their way for the Cyprus economy, which McDermott now lives In a government $5,000 of his debt this week and will have MOTORCYCLE house on the hospital grounds at Togus. through Greek positions out3ide is overwhelmingly In Greek balance sometime next week. The Portland house Is occupied by a the massive medieval walls to hands. !ke Mary Police reported John Ernest Holbrook III, 21-year-old service station mechanic, of 1909 .McDermott said the hospital's credit married daughter and her husband and an rumble triltinphantly through S. [lark Ave.. Sanford, was killed Mday when his motorcycle verred off SR46A at Oawwn Tourism made up more than union has approved a loan which wifl unmarried daughter. the main gale on nuirsday 30 per cent of the country's for. Memorial Park near 14 and struck a utility pole- Patrolman G. If. Turner said Holbrook apparently — bO5 tc0fhrb 0 ttch1tr0undedacuneatthecemetery night, the Turks inside rushed eign exchange in the past UleraldPhotoby BobLloyd) , --4%F;4 - - LI_ ====_=. " i. I — I , __1 I . .1. ~ .1 ,~11 F. ". . I.. 4 1•' . L. ' M? Anl~. . I M:___ ~~~ ~ ~ R5'4 - Patients 'Save' House A I- - 0 - - - cy I __A__J. — 1. - Ll 1. I .~1_ 11 _:i~ r1% . il) J7,1 ,I ee -IF-on A - I ,.i A& % -%-_~ I --I ' I, , .. I : _~I .I I. . - -_ I . 1 ____ - I I _ IL.JIR_ - ,~.. Q, - - _____ I CARROU. RIGIffER _____ - . * - . - - -- --~_-- - .--- - - - $ $ GENERA!. TENDENCIES: spite Of firing, thacUve aspects usual with the waning Moon, there are so very many planetary pe-sitions that are zooming that You would be %ise to take ad. vantage of them and decidewhat you want in the days ahead, and then start right in to put these Important plans in action. 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OPEU SW& II A M4 P M - areas. but are able to swini. - . i _:VP / ( - - - ___ $ ~_ I ~ ___ I - - _____ - • _J . - -.- _~ -__KS?V~~-:~;-) D~_ ,!,-:-ys-_!;~i'~11` ~ es -__ f4r_r;.5~_ i . w__~_:)~ _, *-, j standarl first aid They are sometimes seen procedures should be followed band should be tight enough to suction periods apply Ice or cold swimnming lakes and have even until proper medical treatment present return flow of blood In water 11 possible to the part been sighted swimming 10 can be administered. Pain is the surfa ce ve3WIS, but not involved. This gives some relief miles out at sea immediate if venom Is from enough to shut of the deep-ly tag for n1n and mat slow brattlesnake or moccasin and sessels (3) Make incision with sorpIon of poIso 0 f habith into the is the burrcw of the Gopher the poisoned part soon swells sterilized knife blade toget system.Tortoise "Never stick 'i hand and becomes discolored and the into the venom deposit point, circulator system is affected. remembering that the sna or foot into a Y Gopher The nervous system Is affected strikes downward and fan country watch here you step, hoIe, uulsan cautioned," d h as by the bit of the coral snake retract Crosacuts about one- where you sit, and where you rattlers which causes only slight bur. fourth inch long may be imade place your hand as you may be rung pain and mild swelling distrubing a potential killer. a eachfang kand over Newly born rattlesnakes The bite of a Beyond that, lots of luck suspected deposit point. Make carry enough venom to kill the average person. Sullivan said, produces no unusual swelling Rattlesnake families tend to Fangs of the pit per family the crossways direction PARTLY CLOUDY _" staY in the same &ea as long as inflict one or two puncture Longitudinal cuts may be foOd and isattr art asailable ounds and may Introuduit dcr \1st1cs and nees : 'I ktl They eat rats and often lay in tetanus germs as well as in longitudinal direction and a ambush beside rabbit runs senom deep crosscut may sever them % 'L In spite of Florida's Large Beware of cutting muscles and snake population and the As the poison spreads there Is nerves of the fingers, hands or Weather details page 3A) emphasis of Flordians on weakness, shortness In breath, ista, for they lie Immediately ________________________ outdoor activities Seminole nausea and vomiting, a weak below the in and their Injury Memorial Hospital reports only rapid pulse and dimness of may cause disability. Apply six snake bit victims admitted vision and possible Un- suction using the mouth or consciomness. Reaction may suction cup. I last ear-none fatal. ter an hour or two stomach poison, but it Is a Identification and size of the occur !n'-kc . -p%-cd:; treatment as unless venoin is injected v6dble lu rinse Ole fluid from identifies for the hospital the directly in blood stream in the mouth Some poison might Bridge 413 type and amount of anti-toxin to be ahsorbe,l along, ar Infected Calendar .3A Hospital quickly. administer. gum, but effects will be raild Coal' elner:n1y rooms let p antiics Puzzle The Red Cross recommends and local. Continue suction an Crnsswocd 2.A venom for most coirtilloil !make the following steps be taken in hour or more. (5) bites the event of snake bite ii care If transportation Is Dr. Lamb 3B Public Health Director Julian [lave victim stop muscular nece y, keep the virtirn Horos. F ned ads Ises that when the ac tivity itv at once 2) Tie a con lying down with the injurm hospital snake bite occurs in t1le reniote siricting b.ird hrnd~ a6ove the I.Kirt some,Ahat 'l ower thdri the Ohituaries - --4 '? - - 4V Y '5Z -Vt t, '-9v i?, ' 5~, i i- - !-W.. - - - .7 - 7 I , -1 i -- - - / ____ - - - - - 4, ' - - - , - - '-- ,- _______ ~I ______ . -, 1 ' - . ____ - ~ , Snake doirfor disposition, is often mistaken "I'm one of the most cauti us T`av first two together wit!! stilliv,an is a little .innoved f ir the poisonois cottenin-ilh people in the business-I know the copperhead are members of that most people are unable to water moccasin, what they can do," he says. tile pit viper family so named identify snakes, confusing the Still Sullivan, hospitalized It was estimated a few years because of the deep pit between harmless varieties with several years ago by the bite of ago there are 12 million rat tile e) xiddies'. For instanve he points a Pygmy rattlesnake (also tlesnakes in Florida Sullivan senor:: is injected through to nut the green water cnake, with known as a Ground rat revealed They like high grass loll)" 11!J11o%% falw~. "dil'- h rilw- J.", 'Iclut 1)[Iii(i .!11(1 I)a(i t1c,q];ikei, is a 01,1601,11S man: an(l p-Iltnettos in the drier • area na ' - • Florida ute collujunutiffi water Zr-ological Park and dream f moccasin, rattlesnakes, and an outstaIidlzIg reptile house at the new zoo site. creases and pleats special kntcyc'e NO FINE PRINP crinic needle They has t flat triangular heads and elliptical Ever since Eve was led or catlike pupils in their eyes. astray by the serpent in the (.oral snakes belong to the Garden of Eden, humans base elapine family, which also regarded snakes with both fear includes cobras such as the and fascinitian. Florida being (treaded Krait. They seldom the tropical paradise it is, grow over a yard In lengt and chances arc good that you will deceptisely docile by nature, encounter one of the slithery they like to burrow into the dirt, ) creatures sooner of later. leaves and rotten logs. They are Although you may not have to brightly colored with rings of gofnrtherthanyurbackyard, coral, red, yellow and black chances are increased when and do not have long fangs but nature lovers, campers, hun-- inject their venom by latching ttrs and curious young ex- on with their jaws with a plorers take to the woods, chewing action. They are by It is a sets pood idea to nature nipht people er cnrkes exercis e autior: in dealing with People whold bell t I snakes, learn to Identify at least d snake I ( U another the imiore dangerous species and 8%C 1 n01, mc know what to do In the event one Sullivan who known as U bites you. There are 336 recognized "snake doctor because of his snake species native to the compassionate treatment of United States and of these only ailing reptiles. nt I. rector the Lentra F torida senomnous sarietics found in '138. 1.1"No~-wo-~1--.". .1life. fiii,,Pr,vetntticn:pr, (-,ift-ts.(vr i4hatever has lodewith biig ill ittr't I ur prui:i.n \ tjw ig r brn here, L' -donot VVl11WI-WIlat you uwke of your hit is targtls up to YOU' ' ycle electric uf'yer • 3 dr n I m era! ro se1 normal, - 5-c eo , .. - nent raz Ikra)cI Staff ?, riler . . . -.-'.'.... perma o I I _____________ "—' re _'_,_,_t____•_,___i_I_i_ E -- I CRASH OPticoal co maker. ots of shelf space • separate tem perature con. tro's 9 b I steel crfs;)n,r io refrigerator controls 9 deep shelf storage door is fevers-We 9 bulle( keeper. frost-free refn erator freeze Freezer , • w'thicemaker • separate freezer and SANFORD MAN DIES IN Cold Guard design refrigerator, 2-door frost-free ref rfr'erator freezer, 30" wide ri(I make your Work more efficient and Profitable now. 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Meet opposition witha smile and kind word, 41 W_ -- , ne y I W 11), 17he Associated Press fighting anedona di1ded ('sprus today alttr I ur lurfrith bIti h it br(iu fit liii n(rthcrn third (it the anean island under the invaders' control. was interrupted It dasn in Nicosia by the rattle of machine gun and reoilkss rifle lire along the western edge of the 'green lint dividing Greek and Fursh sectors of the capital After about four hours the guns again fell silent, and Greek Cypriots who had fled the city Friday began streaming back. A Greek Cypriot radio station pleaded for key govern. lien personne to return and for bakeries and grocery _% ores o reopen. ic oreign ministry and public Information offices ordered their staffs to conic back or face immediate dismissal. - 1.1 BRA iSept 23 to Oct.22i You understand how to get along VA K - ____ - ._~ , r possessions today if you get busy early and act skillfully. Don't waste Ume with time ii 0i July 22 to Aug 21) You are warm and vibrant and others rasitate toward you easily, making you the center of atten tion Watch VIRGO r Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Get the right answe rs Sittlations. Take facts to know where ,vou are headed and you succd 1. ________ ___________ Wm 1 — _~ . i.. -- it ...1.4 UXA Gil! I)RF\ 'June 22 to July 21j You can add much ---- _~ _~~_ I A Z ____ I__________________________ -- I I - 7 ___ _ - -- 1_1 , sour p actical I T , --- ____ -__ 1 e advancedChrornacolcx P-Clure tube • 100% sold state Titan chassis, new sol:d state sound miodue _____________________ Apr. 20 to May 20) Put new life into new interests voti started, but which have reached a stalemate. Entertain at titmc rn pin., and hivemmiore harmony there that way, too. (sEMThl'My 2ltoJune2I)rontartperIswhoaflØ,p%0 vvi1ike the prr'gre's you desire in the fu'ure (,nnd lay for cc': I 0 * TAURUS i I ! . I 1zTT,- Chromacolor 11 portable 23" diag. solid state TV *advanced Chiormcolor picture turm e super Cold viftq guard tuning o automatic fringe-iock circm, , ''' '' ''' ` NATURE' Chromacolor 11 25" diag. solid state color television For Saturday, August 11, 1974 . _&~~_-13;10 _. MW -'- - ! - CAN T BE BEAT ~V~ AAT 11 1. : . -- -7 ______ — . '_:~ - - --_ di_~lva-, A ' I HOROSCOPE . , ~ -t.- E4760 -UI stud), to become a doctor or to were conferred during the She ceremonies, including po&iesses a great compassion for suffering people. I would science, business ad- , - T * I . _; - - _ ,,,, Graduates . It help guide the child. ~ 1 --*~-:X.. 1 - 4 -_ .~"Jft I Xg _- ~__-t,i~' _ 411 -~`~f-:V%__ ~ . . I COLOR !I --- T Jilw- - - ree St t on I _____ - I I F 'F'1: rea W .....'% * e r . ________ ;~ - I_ = 0 ' - - . I I ~ ______ , - 1. z.- All breaths and then holding your ask for the "Blood Sugar" breath for underwater swim- booklet. ruing is dangerous and should not tv done. There have been several deaths reported from this habit. It is better to simply blow out once and then take in a maximum breath before going e s under water. Then Instead of hol&,r% the breath it is better to I,A the excess air out slowly , Ahile SlAin-ning. This way you Three Seminole County don't have the lungs fifled to the students were among the bursting point the whole Unte. St* etson University students The prolcnged overinflation of receiving degrees during the ffie lungs from breath holding is' university's 91st summer also a factor in causing fain- commencement exercises, (tag. From Sanford Julia E. DEAR DR. LAMB — I Williams graduated magna wonder d you could give me umisudemthaD.A.degreeln some information regarding English, and Virgil L. my niece. She is an albino and is received his B.A. degree in . to ow lena H Pare of France, and her mothie-r asked Longwood received her M.A.T. me to help find cut what can be degree in English. the future of.ruch a cifild. she is According to president of the very bright and shows a stroing waiversity, Dr. John E. Johns, , _____ --= ,_ . __ L - r I = - 'I , I ~ *at_ -. I -- - ~~~~~~-.--."-.,-~'-Z~--" -.i"~-_ . ti n r, 116. . ~:3~_ ~_,'_ - t I igis . ~ - - -.--__ _. I__ .-__ COLOR 6 h as ________________ - I 4 0 i . - .1 a 111111 — — 11111910"75111111 a = - Fi ri Mom - 11 ~ 0 - I _____ & 0 _____ _____ --- M -_ -, __ - Lain that her eyes are all right iitu tJ, d: one inechanism in causing a For a copy of I . .- ffiL _______________ _.ffi ~ i ~ The habit of deep, rapid cents to the same address and ; _J 4_1 _____ - -_ _____ - _______ become unconscious. perfectly normal life. Another way it happens is Send your questions to Dr. that breath holding sets off I.arnb, in care of this newspa- . T2 - - iiF_ f_;~ - M M .. . - X5dffMS I N. told theiii And ese word of of tuch are minor but nI what oo said is true beep torrection An) good eye doctor breathing b10 off too much tan examine hei for this Aside carbor, dioxide and upsets the from this, it is probably wise body cheqns The norrial not to make too much of it or respiratory reflex rnechamsins (.ause her to feel she Is dif that would force a person to ferent. She could become a breathe again when he needs to beautiful blonde lady, so I can't I 4 . -- _______ _____ ___________ - _____ ' ' I P I I I *C144111 ______ ____ -- _ M__ _~ _____________ ______________________ ___________________ a. ' ' Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents - ______________ day h' took several such deep Pigment doesn't make much breaths, dived in and then he difference except in how it fainted. His inuch smaller girl affects the appearance. Of cousin was tile only one with course she won't have as much him at the time and was unable protection from the sun, just as to Pull him from the water or to blonde races are less protected call for help in time, so he than dark races. drowned Sin most people do The only important aspect of : I J i SunthyHed AVINGS VENT YOU'VE WAITED FOR! OUR ANNUAL - Index ...... , kt-rd _ __Q ~_-i_-_ --Mk= X — - ______dW �'- 2 A— Sunday Herald Sunday, August 1 If You Have An Animal - ... Keep It g You IIBroke? Still Eat i G 8' k 10 - ::::.-. .. ;-- -_.'__ 11~ - - - :: ':-; --: — . :-. -:- -- '::-T - . 1974 DEAR ABBY I" --- BY POLICEBLOTTER Out, .Sanford - Chess arrested Saturday morning and charged with grand larceny. Bond Leo Gordon Reynolds, 43, of Bartholomew arrested Saturday morning charges of grand larceny. Bond PATIESON Sunday Herald Titleholders Like Sunday, August18,1974-3A Status Quo McDonald's hardly three miles Juvenile arrested Saturday BYJOSEPH MILL BROWN Osniecki incurred bruises, packaging and distribution from the first. morning on The Herald Services charges of scratches, problems worries economists. and a fractured rib. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN In Europe you'll find %Vim. possession of Baby may need new shoes, narcotic ". They see vast cha t, Piotrowaki suffered pains in the " ... ." py's, all over the map. DEAR ABBY: An an ropoiogit wrote paraphernalia, Released in I know s hard to believe, but the family goes out to coming in the .4 I bdomen, food marketing th to you recen tly, ad. ,ot0',of,0 And everywhere they mean custody of mother, ' vocating th e rearing of chimpanzees instead but even in chess, the more . )11 system which may mean a The judge dismissed the case, of children. He dirmer about the same &hinqs IImitd TIT I.twev stat'd thg change, the more they noting saaiy that, rn'i't'.rtt,. -, O'o"._ gg' itkiijef. toe .,? aruiure, fiealth y chimp to a menus, fast service, family __ _ I,,-'.. -: remain the same. when it became hard to handle land at twice what he paid _______ __ cash stolen Saturday morning zoo supermarket, but hubby takes balance of power in the food _________ year history of chess, it was the Michael Christopher for it), ___________ prices and, the unions say, _____ from James When Bobby Fischer was not first time bo th players ever he Baskins r out for a steak. Jr. when and facetiously went on to ask, what zoo would take z industry Is shifting, says Leon Denhoim, of 171 Circle, Maltminimum wages. - .. i? 7 Ea ting out Is the thing to do, a champ but a challenger, he wound up in the hospital. lb car broke down, Herein zes a serious misconception. land, arrested Friday night Garoyan, extension economist The industry came up out of and Tape player and speakets charges of having no valid complained chronically that the The zoos DO NOT want the the food service industry is ft e'D for the University of California SAN ANTONIO— pets Lctely, since the drive-ins of the '40's and 0 valued at king should $158 pets have become fashionable mA! roun the ccuztry haveexotic bo'ming be made to defend taken Friday at Davis and the GlannInI inspection sticker, TEXAS-1972 1 CC reckless Dtu1 been 3TLA '50's, moved through the drive. from auto of Beverly Hollie, of driving ar1d driving while wider his title every year, instead of "Family are said the Foundation. swamped with "offers" to take chimps, ocelots, cheetahs, birds, biggest part ofdiners our trade," in and carry-out trade of the 0000 65 Seminole Gardens. fowl, lizards, etc. off th e hands of th ) 00 C As people eat out more, they L 'IUImiIIIIluI111 Walter Browne the Influence of alcohol. Bond every three. If the rules for his ose who had no kia what they Dick Oswald, manager of '60's, and has become the driveUcense tag own _,,C 0 0 I were getting inL when they purrhcM defense Is symptomatic of cat at home less. Th us the share t valued at $13.50 1785. (USA) 1;1 :'.' It t!r±- Th -o o creaturc 111f.c. taken -. Friday morning frczn what' s in store, we'll t.e lucky to r-u-.'. :.. - . •.. .1..:: 6 ,)V)0000( 0 Paul E. McNight, 21, of 1600 ; () ""- ''' """ -"I UIV 'US )"CO'" 000 00 Y Ut the chain groceries mail of George Scharlat, 1071 S. Gault St., Ft. Payne, Fla., see the title defended every six. the past five years I've noticed Enonbts agree that 0 poor zoo specimens. Their health may be suspect, By 19 there will be fewer r00 '')!)00cjoQ(c0°°' Julio Kaplan --0001 0Cr_. Webb Lowe Is president of end of the decade. The diminishing, neuro tic, or they may be simply unable to cope wi Alh.anbra St., Deltona. Scharlat arrested Six, incidentally, is the :: their behavior a big increase in the number of cents of every food dollar Is now food processors, farmers and (Puerto Rico) .000 Saturday morning for th their fltW resthujnis are being cpened at said he num families eating out." has be r of wins environment Then, too, zoos have better sources of supply-.-their being spent for meals away notified the Fischer had food service chains. The surPost reckless driving. Bond $250 ,,0 0 0' At Eckerd's you a rate of about three per week, Office. Varren Morris at the own breeding programs, for example. vivors wi ll be bigger and in. , from home. The figure is exSICILIAN DEFENSE Ronald C. Roux, 25, of Oak originally declared should be *°: according to Lowe. '000 .I',0," 0. Juvenile arrested Friday and Street, Altamonte Western Sr.zlin' steak finitely more sophisticated in So the buyer of such a Pet must acknowledge the fact that he'll jr pected to rise to 50 cents before C0 know the prescription is right Springs, and enough to decide a chamThe rise of Bonanza parallels charged with possession of Calloway Bethea, 22, of w4 pionship. Now he's raised the havetokeepitforitsltfe time lt'sdtherthat,orretwnjtt.a wild Sanford said much of his their abilities to con trol the 00% the rest of the Industry which n ...and the price is right too! s ta te in which it can no longer survive, try to marijuana. Released in custody Brentwood, also Altamonte number to 10. But if the score 1.P-K4 businem, is also catering f or The proliferating signs of present variables In the in%P-QB4 find a shelter that'll )P\ the last decade has seen h%i' ill niiic' th'Irc hsn mill,r'n pICl(fcpi,00'. '."h accept it, or the easy way out—ha ve It destroyed. DOOMS of mother. reaches 9-9, he has a corn- 2.N-KB3 family groups. 'We're a family national and international fast dustry. Springs, arrested Friday night P-Q3 , ~ I n ~ -, month Our atum mcmi lcsr'r pre's, mad restaurant sales double in the , ! . ,~11Bicycle valued at $65 taken on charges of robbery and use plicated system that may push 3.P.Q4 1 Abby, please appeal to self.8tyled animal lovers, or sta tus type restaurant because of flits food chains are everywhere to PxP prf'nrpfir)n %gf filled from the freiheit po'isbe r'c.ci Caroyan Unit ed be lieves States. W 0 that conseekers, to resist bu ying a wild animal unless ey Friday morning from Thomas of a firearm in the commission the eventual number to 36. 4.NxP trend to eat out rather than be S1fl. ; f I" *1111, tiHily J% uusc dq.(icj utdc red Bring tour r,r,c N-Q113 th are prepared sumer The selection wi ll diminish food service indwtr to learn how to raise it and give it a good life. Drive a mile along SR 436 in Roberts Sr. home at 1000 E. 10th of a felony in connectlom with Games, not years. prescription to £clerd',, m nmme ou can iru', 5.N-QB3 P1(3 O th erwise, the currently has a $5 and marketing choices bilh animal s uffers, the enviornment suffers, and for icr qum tinting onto .,nd trc k pr Altan'ionte a Springs title forever V eand . ~. fi.P-KN3 you'll so does the owner. the Friday night robber)P.QBI chunk of the gross oath;; I irrllers will bcco highly _ They shouldn't buy it and then expect the zoo to bail them out • see them by the dozen, all Ruth u.'d to be in olo story with B-N2 James A Becker, 429 o%°o0o%%0o0 B-Q2 %O0o0%%% r r limited even if they can band product (GNP) and expocli tu 11 _ alter the novelty has worn off. That's not wha t z sprung up in the last 18 month. oos are for. Indouble Its sales by 1985. to make their weight stead, suggest t hey write to The Fund For Animals, Mc[)onald's Colonel Sanders, spent the better part of his 9.11-K I V each. t,. 140 W. 57th N-113 -. -! _____ felt In problems this Logistical are new marketplace. ., New York, N.Y. 10019, and ask for Fat Herbert James Cuts a ~" wide trench on Boy's, Smith, 43, of Ponderosa, Helfrich Radon 50 of 110 career carrying around a 10.NxN free information on exoti c Kay _______ BxN . horrendous. The huge Marriott OL & pets. - DE calling card that read: "Aron 11.N.Q5 pass for neat edge along Bonanza, Red Lobster. And the Longwood arrested Friday Airport a,,,,, In the meantime, the fast food BxN Blvd., Sanford Bonanza International, a Corp. uses fie to six million patio, driveways, walkways , .-. signs 'The big battle now," service Challenger for Kell night for disorderly conduct, arrested Friday night or; .Nlrnzuvich DECKER chains are spreading , 12.Pxfl GEORGE TAYLOR continue as you head into. Dallas-based chain of 500 pounds of P.1(4 Fried Also DEAR GEORGE: Thanks for speaking for our furred potatoes a year. Garoyan says, "is converts for trimming /' * Bond $100. between the their outlets becoming more the World Chess Ctia'n- l3.P•KB4 Casselberry, all new neon family steak houses. charges of reckless driving and Q.B2 g ChlckeK * fea th ered friends sho can't speak for themselves. McDonalrJ's Corp. uses 100 tons food chains and the institutional homey hi signs: Lums, International . Albert Sidney Keller, 38, of driving while under the In. and colorful as they 14.Q-K2 N-02 1 With an annual growth rate 0( of hamburger a day! DEAR ABBY: If you were elected President of the United 3707 Mirror Lake Drive, fluence of alcohol That's the way it goes in 15.B-R3 House of Pancakes, Mr. Steak, 13 per cent, Lowe says Bonanza food service finns, The farmers fight for that targershare o( the P.113 and resisting Stat es , what is th e first th ing you'd do? But the combination of may be the pawns in this chess consumer's food dollar they chess. It's not enough to win; 16.R-i'3 u and so they go with a second should Apopka, arrested Friday night arrest. Bond $12) P.KN3 have 1,000 Sirloin Pit growth wi th supply, cost-price, game." one for must carrying establish a the 17.B-K6 unteaied seem almost certain tc g'S. N.Y. FAN B-N2 Joseph Murphy, 24, of 58.n1:; DEAR FAN: The same as Clare Booth. Luce, I'd firearm. Bond $5,000. 1%r__ ford arrested Friday night for superiority ofan idea. For some 18.QR-B1 ask fur a Q435 rrcott romanics, this is everything. 19.Q-N4 Charles Lloyd Loudermilk failure to attend -*"r 11-115 I defensive Ilk DEAR ABBY: My 55-year-old wife (in namc only for the last 10 having every meal Anthony Santasiere, of 20.P-N3 Sr., 37, of 11 N. Devon Drive, driving school. Posted Q-132 150 at borne," years) and I are having a disagreement, hollywood, Winter Springs arr ested Friday returnable bond, Flu., once 21.BxNch and want you to settle it. explained Morris. 11th , r My wife telephoned a local dinner and dance spot and reserved d castigated Sammy Reshevsky 22.Q-K6ch night for being a fugitive from d Dr James Gary Wood, 21, of "There's more money 504 a table f or two near the orchestra on a Saturday night. justice. No bond. This was availabk," was the reason he Jupiter, Casselberry arrested for being more concerned with 23.B.N6ch K-Ill confirmed, but when she and her friend j a widow) showed up, caring for his family, rather Charles Wacter Lane, 31, of 24.R-K4 for failure to carry driver's Resigns gave for it* current popularity * they were told there were no tables available in the room with than devoting himself to 1225 Lois Ave., Forest City, license. Bond 1101. for eating out. the orchestra. She argued that she had reservations, but to no avail. arrested Saturday morning for I A spokesman for the Pon. Jack Raymond McCowleny, holding high the torch of art. They were seated in another room, away from the orchestra and Santasiere took a verbal disorderly conduct. Bond 1100. 59, of Sanford, arrested Friday derosa steak house on SR 436 in U 11 1. dance floor. oor hiding for that one. But one Larry David Jenkins, 31, of for violation of probation. No I Altamonte Springs had no y When my wile asked inc why I thought she and her friend were thing he did advocate remains 973 Belvidere, Orlando, bond, difficulty in listing the ad.NEW ORLEANS (AP)—The doesn't feel like it's treated this way, fsajd: "If two unescorted women incontrovertible: good busi. board is considering new regu- tract to that a djp,etogeth er vanta ges of eating out. "We're Rev. John Webb Big Pfeil # customers for other, more , 78, lives on ness." 7 brilliancy it coWd give the place a bad name, because the women could be prize, hitherto hations allowing ads conveniently lo. only if the expensive drugs. , ated and $201 a month and spends about (1) Lesbians, or (2) lookIng to pick up mnn." awarded only to the winner of —ne Georgia Statc Board of store also publisl*d their per families In the area can sit 117 of that buying medicine for —During its last session, the an Pharmacy prohibits such extraordinary game, be ads cent of markup, all service Florida Legislature approved a down and relax In a nice at- his wife, whosuffers from a va• Catherine Nunez's quail. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — A s because they could Induce charges ha red with the loser on the THE MALE VIEW mosphere, enjoying their riety of ailments, and possible hidden measure permitting the adver- fications as a pharmacist were hearing has been scheduled in DEAR MALE: Your "evalua ti on" is not necessarily correct. people to change their minds costs. reasonable assumption that the good enough for Cu ba .. Helen using Mathieu, of and New federal court next Friday for a 51, supports about drugs they were orde drug prices, Ikit whether or not. public dining and dancing establishment can later, too, has contributed (0 an — red AUGUST 16, 9 1 74 Janie York, V. Dease, Osteen but not Florida. man herself and a mInor son on 1293 to take, says drug lnspectoi' and a woman charged in —And South Carolina doesn't lawfully discriminate aga1nt women without male escorts Is artistic masterpiece. He said that would eliminate regulate drug ads. Druggists A MISSIONS D Shirley Frye, Win ter Springs So the attractive young moth. a month from the Veteran's another matter, U two women elect to dine together, whom are ": Jerry erkas, Art in chess is a perennial Florida with selling the ir 4Sanford: the practice of er from Fred Esclavon, pricing they hurting' Longwood Miami, in her early 30s, Widow's Pension. She pays $26 one ad. say there have been no price However, Cherkas said the vertjsed idea. At the turn of the century month-old daughter. Eula Martin i tem below cost to at- wars and t he ads ha ven't in. has enrolled in a one-year David Mathleux, Geneva a month for prescr iption drugs The couple, Gordon L. Kidd, Lisardo Molina launched a new Arr :o Previous Henry A. Brown BIRTHS following her 1968 heart attack refresher course at Florida 19, IN creased drug prices • and Linda L. Alien, 20, now much Fruits Spanish-language magazine in ;9! Char les L. Bo se Mr. and Mrs. A&M University. Mose (Louise) residents of Tucson, were ja il ed and a more recent stroke. _________ __________ —Mississippi, by contrast, Buenos Ayres, Brazil. An I __ Ma rsha ll Cke,L J. Young Perki ns She w il a Boy, Sanford Both l see her husband, who contend they could get A N 711 s A' 0A I. forbids drugs ads. enraptured critic, forgetting here this week on $10,000 bond _____ __ Tessie Mae Mann ing ' 46 Old i1ch P0, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny ACOM MT remained on his jou nearly 500 medicine more cheaply — and Jackson, about the games, wrote each on charges of unlawful Miss., pharmacist I Dried phirn fla3ir Willie Gra ham (Cynthia) Golden a Boy, Osteen I At( miles away, only diiring I? D save their limited funds 15 Fred — if 60t,ion 49 flrluetarn breathlessly, "The style of flight to avoid prosecution. Wilcox says advertising quarter breaks. If________ l, ,!c),, IA David Inman Mr. and Mrs. Richard yr41bwidfruit SI Pruri. (Janie) they could compare drug prices The charge was filed alter drug prices would create prose is felicitous, varied and II Connnirr. u 53 Ptdofl5 Mark A. Linebarier PV Dease a Boy, in new3per ads. Osteen ______ "It's a big sacr Florida 2 if ice but officials said the two, any. necessary turmoil, "Why (rust 54 Singing okrs expressive, and there is no lack Z Sin oke Ellison W. MeLsch DISCHARGES Alter all, Schwegmsij Bros. wanted on a charge of baby 13 flU.I fLrnwr create a price war? " he asks. thi g that you can get easy in 1arh ° of good p°'" A Elbert S. Williams tCT 14 Ztwuutn& giO1T(1(1ç i,T Sanford: life you dop't drugstores in eciate," said selling, appr apparently New (leans will "A fled 'the person can But N_A_ you don't need an in. A ___A ____ functions --_J F01 r f ill one kidney medicine pre- HIGH SPRINGS, Fla. (AP) North Florida tobacco belts, for prices." shop around now Mrs. Nunez, Terrance L. Flandets Raymond R. Eden ta A_0_ IS 1 tellectual background to tin- s te. DOWN _ The men who grow the te04 while the Pearla Curry .__ SI Robert H. Crowe said she lb ii-rs cried for help when They are accused of selling Point I enrolled In the wnner at a gooa But the elderly find it difficult FA ose your ideas. Chess I it it Wa. bacco for most American and they $ ) '0 4; . 17 M, Willie E. Bennett '('-, fru i t Bobby Hatcher terbury Rexall the infant to a couple in a St saw the MU program in June be. She Drugstore early sa e to pri s id "plenty" less ce at tr th of magazine (of Sutton Coidlicid, ek from Store to store to cause "you have a i9Trar English cigarettes may neyer auction warehouses. on 2lt . !u'5in '.':m I8ibaujn Es ther R. Piapp Jewell M. Shiver than a mile away on Canal Petersburg, Fla 1. F . suburb, for chance to do 20 rura eatoutregu1ar1yatp. They were eornpare prices where adver- a lot 3 ionran England) reported, ye pprr ar s ago, have , , 'I .. . 37 had so uncertain a future record Estella Willia ms Jr. 22 Food fish Herbert D. Andrews Street charge bet ter for the family, and Indjayt prices, but until a few Wing s illegal, 20 irci$caI Iron and on Theaday's famil y for an as today. the peculiar co urt case of $200 last Aug. 28 and signing a 40 Skr'r1eia 25 Girl 4 Yu aIv 21 iseanptr Esther C. Morgan Marion Shaw n act agreeing not to try to days ago were not upass). the turnover i aroundnight identical order. rits 1 i One national drug chain besides you have the knowledge c ha u If e u r Alexander co tr s ntra From irti Griffin, a pi (n with Iij Louise A. Perkins 4 Pa l m frui ts Emma Lee Ashley so why not work get the cac. 20 'hued But Louisiana and about 20 hild bk at customers 6 Communion IL" op each hours pitch Piotrowski and shoemakcr its price books to con01 42 Vehicles in modernizing tobacco 31 Kind o(apscr HIM CAUGt M1 TAI WiTH POUR SPOUT Do nna J. C.apps Essie B. Crcere mo of other states, including The day the Georgia-Florida swoers, but they still X3Wsirj'ng11, A wrmac in ba before them members of family 43 Kiln Kazimlr Osiecki, who were ha ve to go 32 Genn ci fnigi 7 pLate 'o%I Ala- farming, to Marvin Alligood, Rwrr islet 24 (le of Janet R. Strachan, Deltona Nova J. Shlry, Deltona s he left 11 years ago, Mrs. Nu. Glade it marke ts opened, companies bid to t he drugstore to see the Georgia and Mississippi, ci groups taking advantage of a hauled in for breaking the ' A GALLON book, nez who keeps some of the old ways, 44 fonn) John J. Brown, Deltona 34 Chaise (coifl Nelly Rivera, o Pearson — p4 i nded a job MG low that the Flue-Cured forbid advertising drug prices. flured toba la In her field three , steak dier. The Rev. peace while playing chess. Mr. 46 I'rcntIWebb and 25 Shooter mare SAir 'h V Peel, growe rs say Stabilization Patricia L. Floria, Deltona an 47 Measure Mrs. when she moved to New York, Corp., T he the cost of eating outis 31 Try c*i price. Mathieu recently filed The trouble started when kxin. %ar i a apple —The Alabama State Board thIs year's Uncertainties are as support cooperative, land class Alligator pear 10 Bird . 1 But when her family ti bought 19 a c tion suit on behalf of the the main reason for the in- of Pharmacy prohi bi ts drug hard to figure as next year's of 28 High cards Piotrowski left his queen en 4S [Xiorder ,,,(. 42Aairt* I2Str(wrnJ% 29 Warmth per ads eh. New York and moved to ,,_.I _,_,____a cent of the tobacco crease in • on the grounds they rainfall, sold. deny in a U.S. District Court in Miami, Q the number of price UIIU uisiivcmu prowpuy 45 Atr,trad JI l IlIIaclgei-IiIu. Muat 4 — - "J the Bo rder Belt in North and New Orleans, charging Florida law prohibited her families eating in chain could lead to abuse. rnjmmj took it off with his own. The iajitu' "We are selling our cloudy through Sc.cnd,iy backt,,ri1 farms bit South "ft would make that nl'taintnp a state pharmacy Carolina, stabiiiialjon piuhibitions on advertising restaurants, the Ponderosa judge, apparently a with chance of afternoon and early people itiore by bit," says Jeff McKeithen of bght 23 per cent of the spokesman believes, "How familiar with drugs when Ive Oak, who had open. drug prices abridged their Con li ce nse until she completed a chessplayer, opined it was a evening showers and scattered K'uday's tobacco, thundershovirei-s Highs In the upoer 40 acres of ing refresher course. could you possibly feed maybe they should go through tobacco this year but stitution.ni rights under the breach of etiquette not to warn lOt to 49 says tiC and cws in ftt mid doctors or pharmacists and not Recently stabilization has First and Fourteenth Amend. one's opponent his queen was In •. • 70s. Variable winds 10 mph or len There are 23 Cubans cur-0$ through a newspaper ad," ex- won't plant any next year If he bought a bout 2 per cent of the rnents. TOP Ar,It RUEBIR bSiTl'm fULLY ADJUSTR;l danger. Osniecki only shrugged moitty South to Sot'thi'ast. Rain \ \ can borrow on other crops. neatly enro lled in ST' TO 4UL VAkI A PIPFICT FIT the FAMU probability SO per (SIçt today, plains Birmingham druggist % a The case was dismissed last School and explained how Piotrowski cent 1433 OR iuo j, Southsid Virginia, the season's Georgia-Florida to. of tonight ano SO per cent Sunday. Pharmacy refresher, bacce, ne Buddy Hudspeth."The board Carolinas and . By DONNA E.STES second folder of documents kicked him In the stomach, arly 91 per 'rent on week because it did not prese — I Extended Florida forecast — nt They the Georgia the Border marke cheerfully the Herald Staff Wri ter showi ng departmenta l requests grabbed a chair and hit him variable cloudiness With scattered ts a substhntja] federal question, hardshiaccept 0 ps imposed on them by thundershowers mainly during the for the new year beginnIng Oct. wi th i. CiJ the law, striving to succeed. PHOTO 1r. afternoons Highs In the upper SOs I00 TABLETS ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— I total 12.5 million while total IVyOsniecki moved his queen and low 905 Lows moStly In the 70's For some, though, the laws of City councilmen have agreed to city income for the year was incorrectly, BLOCK Da y tona Beach tides for Sunday explained a Florida have ironic twists, cut Slniilllon from department estimated at $1.5 million. Piotrowski. "I told him it was a arid Monday high ISO am, 9 - 15 WTDOW '20Z.LIQI pm , lOw 2:21 am., 717 pm. Elisa Alvarez.Buylli CUBE budget requests in an attempt Asking for sw two-thirds of Defeated by the wrong move. He said 'Are you Monday wrilaw Although he high 9:17 a m, 10-04 YOUR i'eceived a degree in pharmacy The year *i;l be rhs *a the year Ui'on stock :ed Alter the to keep the property tax at five budget were the police calling me a liar?' I said 'Yes.' pm, low —3:17 in 1960 sought "silent CLAMS am.. 3 10 p m Port When se ___________________________________________ theHou remembered for for the 'Pentagon with CHOICE the from the University and by Pat Sro*n announc.rnent at of Ilavarna mills, majooty" support departments ($558,460) and the So he picked up the board and Canaveral Sunday — hig h 6 7 a m, Judiciary the Cambodian Papeis" arid the in California in unprecedented h 1953 and a master's the Vietnam truce lot his Vietnam 1:56 pm.. low 2:17 am, 2 12 pm. PAK OF THREL Committee 12 FLASHES degree invasion in and Councilmen balked the at fire department ($444,136). threw it in my (ace." admimstiaiion's 1962, Nixon made visits to China and on January 27. war program, and hiç'h 9 a rn .9 12 p m, chemistry reported Out an subsnt from the tfriversity iinir.t,i suggestIons (torn Colleague Floyd Said he Sbhcd 1132,0cc SO'.. U - . u:iai,;, d i'ian tvteyeo n me A doctor reported that lw 3:07 am., 3:32 pm. impeachment student attempttorestran and the eq uaiii, of Cincinnati, political comeback massive !umpP. the test Dan Dorfman that they cut from the fire department _________________ antiwar recommendation demonstrations '1.MAGICU the p'eS$ from Unprecedented by nosing out She can teach in Florida bect the year Spfled demnnstrapons It R an NChrnrit their salaries in hail. Saving reouest before It was nresented — someone steak, pota t, salad, which ultimt.'y by publishing thcrn Humphrey in I96 victory yf disaster The a nd cause her master's degree is the mouse resulted in fou: was Nixon also roll and beverage at home for to council. that members of the board were 0 George McGovern Presidential race Senate Watergate rejection of the virtually assured deaths at Kent from an American university. announced a in November The our prices?" she asks. "It's Probe, the Police Chief Justus East said being paid $15 per hour, Dorf. Hayriesworth and the Penultimate State University wage/price freeze She Watergate break• cannot practice pharmacy res3griation of Carswe ll Supreme cheaper and easier tp eat out," he and Floyd cut $200,000 from step to a trial in man said cutting $300 to $150 The case has not to combat in on June 17 Agnew, the Court nominations yet been vesotyed the Senate until she completes the Her comments were echoed worsening remonthly would save the city his requested budget. East said passed quietly discover of the kept Niion's first The resignation fresher course because that deinflatio n by other fast food restaurant later that his department must more than $7,000 annually, White House year in office from of the President gree is ACETATE TWILL foreign, tapes, the managers have the full amount reçuested Other councilmen settled the terminated this contacted in 'Saturøj Plight sa tisf a ctory i find it Constitutional challenging being discussion by keeping the $300 "in order to serve the fast Scmlnole County: mote Massactp the process he re, and I enjoy it," said JUQ. the monthly pay but striking 'nit growing community. " families are eating out each DeInrevetatons COPPERTONE former Miami high school all contributed week and he main Although the police depart. proposed increases, including ASSORD REG I) the teacher, Miss Alvarez.11uyIJa one that would have boosted ritent's current budget was I OIL OR said -she plans to work in a Mayor Norman Floyd's pay $299,000, East told the Herald LOTION .. . ..... M iami pharmacy when she his department has acutally from $17,500 to $19,000. completes the prograrit a spent nearly $400,000. Councilmen received The Cuban students are re - 1 (lUired to complete 60 hours of - -7\ classes before being licensed in I TW KV5 BELow c ,.am * 41 2 Florida, 1 . SPOND TO LOCO C4LAM"They come to us," said Dean BS AND COtR$OP5 1 I I 2r5 ('boric's Walker of th School of <MT. wrrw rsEc5cN 1 12 IN WIDE X 25 FT ;, OF ALL KV5 TI1LP.E i'tuLr:nacy, "We don't have a 6 P DWFK.ULTVATALL 1 AIUMINUM Harril Sr., of Homestead, Fla., JOHN E. HOLBROOK III real active recruitment." c SI: RI j.: UNLOCKING A ---N T , 0 0 Sb i"." d , tj The and his grandmother Mrs. Ruth _ p'' students are largely on 1712 ROUTE 4324 ___ 0 a 0 0 r, r. " ~ their own, Holbrook of Corpus Christi, • G 33 John Ernest Holbrook III, 21, financially, ON S*4 Wild Texas, two aunts and one uncle. of 1909 Park Ave., Sanford died rro oco A". CC - , s I.A Gramkow Funet .1 Home in I1E OU4ER XEROX COPYING 'I _ Friday evening. He was born at Ita l IOWVERIT Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and charge of arrangements, 'L while you watch! 6 MEN PO O [ % 73 4 LOW PRICES 163 lived In Sanford since June of Ewnhig ficrald D L*&OCI( :4 PASAG Top QUALITY 251 NORTH AMELIA AVENUE 1973. He moved here from V USING ONLY 3' KEYS. Sundu1' Herald 000P , Oregon and attended Seminole DELANO, FLORIDA 32720 LL YOU tWiST OPMlN Funeral Notice I' Olt CIJPVI%Cj j,,1j t:l4ll lnt1 Sund.,,. Junior College, played softball WWC14 K'$ TO USE 6 738-394.0 I 711 no oc'a 4$ '(fpf 5,11UrdA'1 arid Chr,si,,. MINT PARFAIT. COFFIOCA, Cc'tLAYu,G NO WUIC3.i COQtDDQ TO with the metro league and at 738-3941 0A ir hy The 1.tfltOIdHcrald in HOLSROOK, JOHN ERNEST, LICORICF NIPS. CHOC, PARFAIT. 1) the time of his death was emtsi - Funeral Servlc"S for John 23 () a,, ( I'fl( ii Avii, ¶,l'iGt ci OR COFFEE ipc ' 'ADD NU '• t 17111 Ernest Holbrook Ill, 71. of 19C'? jc '' Kiddy Standard the by ployed 1TAP',C, 23 A'.: t't.'*' Park Ave. will be held at 10 a QNSUM 04 OLE Pu',CHc,Q Station in Sanford. PEARSON'S " loon Cii%s 3 Monday In the l'4ot1' Cross RIG 4 2 ,% MAY Y$1,1 P,1'U .11 IJJØ Fortunes 11111 'niord. mother He is survived by hs with Rv. • 10t'di 3177i Fpitcopat Church "tS Remarkably, the tumultuous presidential years of Richard Nixon have not appeared to affect him 234567 V Leroy D. Soper officiating. ... ,.... Physically, The *ca ring grind and t.remenrfous pressure Dorthy, a sister, Miss Patricia . I.. .. 'c.. 'v1t ,.,; . bw,,-o do not show in this series of plotographs will follow at Oaklawn nurial ... .. .. I '1''''pi0" WI DOBiOGIR .. ..r.n h. oft of-, by Carr,er •''.iO' AN C,P, 0 taken each year since 1968. The hinci on his face are more deeply r'ctied and Holbrook, both of Sanford, his Memorial Park. Gramow I i Of Mr. Nixon Joas Too' TQØA q of £: t'tI'1A' his hair Is gra)t'r, but t,iat's about all. it Ernest Holbrook lather John IS in c Funeral 140r7le harge of 1010 1 0.000 I 'Y,',,r S 28 'IC' .0 1M tilt arr,ngcrncnts Jr. of Ill., his grandfather B. P. 4 : iozo;o;c;:o- " Herald Staff Writer I C_ .,A , .P .' '- , _________ -, _______ _____________ ___________ . __ _____ _____ ______ ____=4 _____ _____ U - _____ _____ ____________- W . ". . --• - - ' ~ - I - - , , . L, 3,5Q0U " - E - (' - - , ________________ ' ________________ ____ _____ I ! ,. - - -="--. ' - _ ' - _ BLACK - Q, , - ' 5, ai:' t'k ' - - DELUXE . '- . LA -. - a (1J e r t I se P Ic e s D uggists lind law P ug nfair To Elderl r -- - - They Sold Their Baby - - HOSPITAL NOTES - 6 , - fl - -zU L - )L) ______ ______ _______ books CIV %LI 1: ,_ TED Future Up In ______ 14 X -' _ T Tobacco Farmers' I - ç?1 b-rAK 1Mb - ' I = ', ' — .-'-.' CAN ;AS WEATHER 22 ' Altamonte Budget (ut By P,rliy Million 1 RUBBER SWIMFINS 2 CIQC , 3 DIG1 ANTACI e.~ 1 9c 1968 19 69 1970 1971 1972 w".1, 1973 1974 3 — - " - ___ "_.SYLVANIA - , 12 9 ~ 1 '7' — L I ; " " J , I ~ I I , I VEM W 11 I 1 I '-: SQUARE SCARF , u - t PUZZLE CARDS I.. BySteveRyan 6 ______ G 1043 1 - __ ___ ______ ' -. '• -.- . AREA DEATHS .-. 2J,3 ____ _ ______ .. _ _______ . \9DECk SHOES JRPEEDY ___ '' . . _____ -- j INSTANT PRINTING -- - . ._ G 0 ',P,~1 lv ~)Ot 00(I0 FO _. IL _______ a L ii #Mii1'1'rn ' _____ 9 3 ', - -- : '' - ' ' - ... , . .. '' " . . •, - . ... ci - .'. _ . ___ L_t ' ',_ ' :______ ':: _ _ - . __-_______ . 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(AP) A votin' Iowan whom police said failed in an attempt to hijack an empty airliner In May has been sentenced to spend 15 years In the a federal correctional Institute, Ernest Eugene Smith, no, of Waterloo, Iowa, was given two 15-year terms Friday on kidnaping convictions and five years each on three c3unts of aggravated assault and one charge of breaking and entering. Smith pleaded guilty to the charges last month. The sentences will run concurrently. Smith was arrested May 30 after he had taken two ho s tages and tried to hijack a National Airlines jet, authorities said. Judge Gilbert A. Smith gave Smith 10 days to file an appeal. ~` WASHINGTON There wasn't a bit of d-peas menu provided as the only payment for House system was doing the Job adequately. hypocrisy in Gerald Ford's onslaught against his oratory. taxpa ye r won his case, but It hung over his head lli'rnc Delivery Week, "esca lati In sh'rt, the new chief executive's olcftime for I ivt yeurs ani cost him $151000 in one rat ng federal spending"in his first ad. .n...i, $2.40, 6 Mcths, $l4. The then House minority leader confided to penny-pinc hing bears out his own self-effacing Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same a home delivery. Jl dress to Conss as esident. Indeed, he's the the I.R.S. investigators that his eating habits proclamatIon that "I'm a Ford, not a Uncoin." alone for legal fees and oth er expenses. other mail: Mon th . $270; 6 Months, $16.20. l Mon ths, $3240. co untry's most prominent, personal skinflint, helped maintain both a trim budget and a trim In the report are horror stories from average TAX TORMENT: A Senate oversight corn, taxpayers. Wrote one: "In short, my rights to While his generosity to his friends is Un- waistline. challenged, Ford's wallet is so threadbare that "Mr. Ford stated, when asked about the mittee has found that federal tax collectors have life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness have been treating ordinary citizens andsmall he recently had to borrow th ree dollars for lunch number of times been badly kicked around. The Gesta po Just he eats at th e House of businessmen as if they were from Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott of Representatives kingpins on the marched through..." Restaurant persnally and the Nixon "enemics list." Penm War On Another writer charged that "during the past con Ford dug Into his Pockets and came Up ential staff memo to the with he only eats there two possibly six months my wile and I have been through a three times a conu7iittee cha[man, Sen. Joseph Montoyn nothing but lint. Characteristically, he re paid month.' terrible physical, mental and financial N.M., the Internal Revenue Service Scott at the next weekly luncheon 01 Republican "He also stated," said the study, "that strain ... We were contacted weekly by phone, the repeatedly failed to give audited taxpayers congressional leaders wlth cut being reminded, cost c( his usual lunch or cot ta ge cheese and statement a demanding payment. ..We were told we must pay of their rights during the audit. The new President is expected to sit down unsweetened grap4frUj( Juice is very nominal." ori close our business.,." The draft report also says the IRS neglected often at the wee kly lunches with his old cronies, Not only is Ford tight-fisted with his own to tell taxpayers they When a tax expert sought to fight back, he can protest IRS actions in a who Joke that he's Just as interested In "saving a money, but he shows every sign of matching Presidents come and go but nothing ever really "sinail case tax court" was charged $460 "Just for a copy of the table of buck" on the cheap congressional menu as he is Lyndon Johnson's mania for cutting White House tions without lawyers. where they can file acchanges in Washington, D.C. contents of the HIS Manual ... which tells agents in keeping his political channels opea. costs. Johnson cruised the executive halls turIt's a never-never land up there. The Montoya report cites' "jeopardy in the field how to operate," said the study. Ford's frugality also shows up in the con- ring out light bulbs, to the delight of the nation, assessments" as one of the most flagrant areas Finally, he got a fed eral distr ict court to order fidential report prepared by the Internal Consider. President Ford has asked that Ford, when he was a congressman, balked at of IRS abuse. Under this little-known ,.. release of tnfonnation. but according to the Revenue Service for his vice presidential con- Inctallatien of a Congress reactivate the Cost of Living task force to cctIy telephone service in his "property Is seized if the report, the IRS told him, "Oh, we don't pay any office, even though many legislators accepted possibility the govern agent decides there kccp track of itulation. The task force would not m ent will lose the attention to that di rective." "He was surprised himself to know that he the sys m as a te mat ter of right. It would have portunity to coll have authority over wages and prices nor even ect," charges the report. go through a week spending $5 or less" on permitted To bring such abuses to a halt, Montoya and direct dial calls anywhere In the subpoena power to compel businessmen or labor In one such case described by the " lunches, said the ieport. As often as not, Ford nation from five p.m. to nine a.m. at the taxmemo, a Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn.. are asking man was assessed $500,000 when "at no time leaders to supply it with information, was campaigning and settled for the chicken- payers' expense. But Ford thought the Congress to force IRS to go to court within five regular his original tax error,..more than Which means that it would be reduced to an$25,000." The days to explain any Jeopardy assessment. nouncing every two weeks or so that the cost of butter has risen seven cents a pound but steel prices were generally lower. Doesn't seem like much of a job, does it? Well, to tell th e people exactly the same th ing th e DOC ~ -, ) government could learn by reading the newspaper t, — . pl" the administration is thinking in terms of a 25 man ___________ I' U. - Inflation, EOYS MYCRAO IC I RI L L C C S CMni'fiilRF F 'IF TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (Al') picture of Sunlands will get minimum medical care they society's changing view of how Next weekend, Floridians through," McAllister said at a need, the panel added, the retarded should be treated. will get a chance to see for news conference he called to O.J . Keller, who as secretary McAllister said he felt a vocal themselves what conditions cx- discuss a special committee's 1st in th e state's controversial sharply critica l report of the minority had been making of the Health and Rehabili ta tive claims of patient abuses and Services secretary who apSunland training centers, centers, said It was time for the silent pointed the panel to look Into Jack McAllister, resigning •'-mernber committee's majority of those who sup- alleged abuses in the S'inland Beiidntion Division director said Friday that open houses report, made ptblic.Thursday, Ported the S'.mnland system to be system, said cmm1ttee niembent praised McAllister as a said the centers were over- heard, would be held leader in developing new pro. thendMiami, Most of the recommendations grams for the retarded. Fort Myers andat Orla o Sun- crowded, lacked adequate lands on Saturday and at the staffing or therapy programs in the panel's report were good, lie said the panel's chairman, Tallahassee, Gainesville, and and that many had archaic he said, adding that the prob- Dr. J. Iverson Riddle of North Marianna Sunlands on Sunday. physical facilities, causing lems cited were caused by lack Carolina, said problems found critical fire and safety hazards, of funds for proper staffing and in Florida could be found in aI"It's the only way the actual Paticnta are not gcttirig,, the adequate buildings and most every state. MI A S MP U I C Exxon Announces New Field TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Exxon Co. U.S.A. officials say the company has discovered a Florida, 15 miles southeast of Fort Mt'prcnew oil field in - An Exxon 1 _____ TORS .. Watergate - Md itionel drillings will be necessary to determine the size of the new Lehigh Park field," the spokesman said. There are five other oil fields in Florida, The nearest field to the new discovery is the Lehigh Acres'FieId, eight miles southeast of the new well in Lee County, M V R M I 1) S a budget of $1 million. That's how you fight inflation in Washington. task force and (, nd ra Labor negotiations are always sticky. One side always asks more than it expects to receive and the other side refuses concessions it knows full well will be part of the final settlement. Thus the key to successfully reaching a contract J ____ I Not Typical . - I \ iql_ , MOSUDEMOVULATI ONMNY I)MRY%IA[)R I OLE i,uuucuont: Inc niaaen names li'te'J below appea: (oraid, backa:d, up, down, or diagon.iIty in the punk. Find ch hidden name and bo it in a hon: MACAQUE MA( RKOSM _____ - II \ -' - I Casselberry A On F ge _________ _____ _____ _____________ ___________ ______ _ ____ ____ __ _____ ______ _______ ______ _______ — -% ... -' r.,jo : r Relmable Inday eyeglass service - -- -• - ' - - - Ed *i tor - - - - . Go the - - ai' - -. - - .. , . - . - - - .- 111~ . . -- , - •. : ,. - - - . - - - d same revenueas last year. - in his volunteer capacity, and —: r _-~ I J — ,_ - -. f. r; Ir -, - BERRY'S WORLD Washington's total population. So, on the basis of known racial voting patterns, It Is at least probable that the jurors are politically representative of their community and therefore were, in 1972, overwhelmingly anti-Nixon. Of course, it would be unfair to that, merely because a person voted for McGovern, he or she is incapable of evaluating fairly the evidence against Mr. Nixon or his aides. But the possibility of social or political bias on the part f Jurors is scarcely a new concept. No one, over the years, has been readier than America's liberals to argue that a typical Texas jury (for assume - - CIAMpie)Cannot be tnisted 10 give a fair trial to ;.hippie arrested for $Yss?ssion of marijuana, or - a th'afWodger home from Canada. Are we to suppose that jurors in Washington are somehow different, a nd less prone to consult their personal prejudices( ____ ok ___ I,M questions to your complete satisfaction, b Congratulations on the fine new dress. We are THOUGHTS oua b - I. For the wages of sin Is death, but the free gift of God is e terna l fife inCbtJoc,r Lord. Remans 6:23. "The sins ye do by two and two ye must pay for one by one." Rudyard Kipling, English poet. - - -: - -- - -- ------ -- -++ - - + - - Mill getting calls from area merchants concerning tints off to the Rotary Club of Semino;e County, South telephone solicitation for advertising, ostensibly to help and best wjsiics for a successful football the Florida Highway Patrol. Th e caller gives indication it bowl. n It'll be staged will beplaced Into some simeUjne In December and be played ofarnaga7.irie by high school grdiror elevens on the Lyman let's clear the air. I called the FliPand was told "No, it'a not for any Greyhounds' field. magazine advertising. There's an outfit which is going to promote a "country-western show"...for sometime in Becember, And all of the money will help pay some pngratWations to Seaman Recruit Carla towards the FlIP benevolent association and the "rest" dauehmer Tierce, nf Mr . nl H.. irt'i'i ge i'e usea to pay Ioi- the promoters." Ilerce of &0O 24th Place East, Sanford on receiving the honor Woman Award Well. I didn't get the date nor the place where this her for company at the 277th event was to be staged. Nor was there any confirmation t'lanilt Recruit Graduation exercises, , Naval Training Center. from the FlIP that this money was going to them. "Yes, of it would wind up in the coffers of the auxiliary benevolent association," Seems to me the Ff1' would be a bit more concerned By JOHN A. 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' _____ ________ I . , - - - f ___ '. ________ ____ - ,' - ____ _____ _________ ' ' .. _______________ __________ -'.'• s - _____ + - ., ______ __ into spare cash , -i "7 ______ ii'e time -. . i ____ - Turn - I _______ To Effect Oil-Spill F i rm s "UiD( LA 110.N fondly: ?? - Than Shows - ) t (ill S MULTIFARIOUS MURRAIN +fY(•i I lit I\kIII$)N ,, When the District of Columbia bucked the WASHINGTON national tide in 1972 and gave 78 per cent of (NEA) Honest, genial Gerald Ford is a deceptive man. Says one Ford to George McGovern, e th both sides can live with it is a certain general reaction in amount of friend, "If you think he's ranged from amusement to indifference. not letting the other fellow "do his thing." Anyone who very smart and The doesn't know what he's doing, look at his eyes tiny District has only 3 electoral votes, and its has ever followed contract negotiations in the steel, population is 71 per cent black (as against a sometime when you're dickering with him. You coal or automobile industries knows the game well, catch on fast." L na tional average of 11 per cent). What else, The only people who seem completely baffled by people seemed to feel, could you expect in view Ford is quiet, unobtrustive, genial, con( ,. th e exercise are those who teach in or establish of the traditional Democra ti c sympathies of siderate; but when he h,nds out a favor he cxpolicy in our school systems. moSt bla ck voters, misd what did It matter . peeLs coopera ti on in return, lie's a superb ______ anyway? ____ Negotiations between teachers and school technician and a quiet persuader, not an arm Ptrhaps it didn't matter, in the light of boards are notoriously bitter and divisive; the two twister in the Lyndon Johnson style. In this N on's otherwise near-unanjmous landslide. ix parties often act as though they are in competition regard, Ford's mild, friendly, just-a400thall But it is beginning to appear that, in certain rather than partner3 in a ra ther special ca lling— player attitude is a "foer." He's an a other respects, the highly untypical political _________ ministrator, a driver. His "not too bright" at. the education of our young. I_________ sen timents of the average citizen of the D1,trfrt ti tude (people forget his B average at Yale Law Thus we are not particularly surprised but ______ of Col um bia may matter quite a lot. Amid the School while working his way through) disarms confess to some disappointment at the recent turn 'current uproar over the changes at the White opposition and draws people to him who are House, It may be useful to turn aside for a of events in negotiations (or lack thereof) between eager to aid moment and consider this point. th e Seminole County School Board and the extremely friendly, good man, whom everyone Take for instance, the Washington grand twhers It WnI!Id ____________ no useful ptupoee 3t thL likes and respects. Say* one associate, "When he jury mat has been entrusted wi th the In. _____________ point to attempt to place blame, but it Is becoming gets that hang-dog lock on his face, you can't say vestigation of the Watergate affair 'md related 'No," Increasingly obvious that neither side Is yet matters. In what ______ frame of mind, and more prepared to face the realities of the situation, More needs to be said about Ford's "not very specifically from what point of the political And if that be the case we would suggest that smart" reputation. This reporter's in. compass, do you suppose its 23 members ap. vestigations indicate It Is those wi th "causes" both sides keep in mi nd that unless th e atmosphere proach their task? who have f as tened this "football player brain" improves greatly and quickly the only real losers You probably have not heard that question label on Ford, insisting that he doesn't tinwill be the children, asked before, because America's liberal media derstand 1974's complica ted national problems. have treated this particular grand jury as a 'it May Hurt A Little When We Take if Out Perhaps it Is because he stays neutral In piece of rare old china above criticism and ideological arguments or because above all he is beyond praise. ("One of the best," cooed concerned wi th pragma tic solutions a majority "Newsweek".) In so far as its members have can agree on rather than on theorizing. Strong Medicine at all, the im pression has been It's frequently cII!ncuu, in fact, to know how cul tiva ted that theyare allas American as apple Fo rd himself actua lly thinks on a given Issue The nation's recovery from the agony of lnf1at wilj pie and that it would be improper for anyone to depend toa great extent on the intensity of the patient's desire to though he regularly makes his opLn10 public on inquire further.. But g jurors are human 99 issues out of 100. Bat are these his opinions or get well, beings, with passions and prejudices just like the Editor Sincerely yours, the eoncensus he has built after listening to all There is no alternative, really, to the prescription enrest of us. With this thought in mind let us con. Evening Herald Robert C. "Bob" Coker available views? Or are they opinions he exvisioned In an announcement (rum the San Clemente White aider the Watergate grand jury, which has been Sanford, Fla. 32771 Democratic Candidate presses because of his determination to operate House that the federal budget will be balanced in fiscal 1976, the raining down indi ctmen ts generously upon the for Congress from Bkentennial year. impartially with the majority of Republicans? Dear Sir: high and middle-rank officials of the Nixon 5th Congressional District A balanced budget involves a cut In government spending. administration—and which may shortly be As a congressman, Ford has said he saw his Slashes In federal expenditures mean cutbacks in the money As I sit tonight watching President Nixon go Job as getting Republicans to work together, And called upon to consider whether to indict Mr. supply that nourishes a sputtering economy. Ctngr.s, an the through his resi gnation se'h, I nm reminded of Editor that he has donc more suceeasfully th NIXOn himscIL an most, business community will be quick to po nt out that unemnthe tough grilling you and your associates gave Evening Ier1ii having general respect and warm friendships ployment and tight credit could be among the t mp') •y pains "Newsweek" tells us it "IS a cross-section of inc in your interview a few hours ago. Sanford. Florida among conservatives, liberals, middle.of.the-of the Inflation cure, the people of Washington." Now that Is, to say roaders I apreclated the in-depth probing questions, Dear Sir : Democrats and Republicans alike. But the "maximum fiscal restraint" proposed by President Just a line to let you know that we have en- Perhaps again this is because he avoids biting the least, thought-provoking when one because of my belief in the netd for informed Nixon for federal agencies and departments, If shared by remembers the aforementioned voting record of voters, j'ed your paper the many years it has been the who oppose him and because he will Congress, industry and the consuming public can be an effective go all Washington's cltizen& We cannot be sure, of coming to us. Your servi ce has been practically out to help reelect loyal Republica ns wi hom remedy. th w Every candidate for public office should have perfect. It never (ails he may differ strongly. That weather ,or not, straightforward And the prospect of a return to full economic health shoulJ course, that these 23 people politically to answer such fair Inquiry from an enlightened typical Washingtonians—or, in oare ther words In its new modern dress we appreciate it all at ti tude is eespected on the Democratic sweeten the taste of the essent sng medicIne. side of that press as the members of your profession strive the more. 18 of the 23 voted for McCovern. But It, Is a to live To mention a few things It has all local, the aisle and Ford is so genUernly about his up their to grave statistical fact (I am still quoti ng "Newsweek") ponsibIUftes to the state and world news, perhaps at times a bit Republi can loyalty and so obviously honest that public. that 17 of them are black, which accords abbreviated but completely satisfying and V'i the anything he proposes Is given se ous ri constrikingly well with the black proportion of While I'm not sure I answered all your advertising a family needs. sideration. + I MEDLAR MUDt ,15A _ 01 - A 0 F E I) ANNODU[)AT IGOMBI)OUER - /I , , 1 an I CMODULAT[)NSIy[)O5jI)US M ,, ,, T Prpcirldan+ 10 ury ML, AS UIJE MURURCYMROQUM I Agency Proposes Rules P Much More ,, M TALLAlIA5EE Fla. (All) The Cabinet will be asked terminalswhichspill pollutants spillers to pay for cleanups, S Rules to put Florida's new Tuesday to approve the rule,, and provides for arbitration of provides liability of $14 million oil-spill law Into effect have proposed under the 1974 legisladisputes. for ships and $8 million for terbeen proposed by the state Nat- ture's revision of the oil-spill I minats. The ural Resources Department, law. The changes would take A determination of the mit posting proposals also per. lace gns are uny of bond rather than Under the rules, proposed effect Oct. 1. amount proper for the civil seizure of , a ship involved in a . rid. Arf) Friday, all facilities handl in g penalty to be unposed shall 1 Florida lransportation Don Duden, Natural Re. consider the nature of the of- spin. gasoPne oil pesticidesandoth. Department officials say maintenance crews will be er pollutant. near or on coastal sources spokesman, told Cabi- fense, the cooperation of the ofearn., wn and destroying all political signs posted Cost waters or wetlands would be net aides that the rules drew fender, the fiscii impact on the ups of more expensive cleanillegally on state hi ghway right.s-of-way. will be paid out of a fund required to prepare cleanup little opposition at an Aug. 6 offender and the past history Removal of each Illegal sign costs the state $6 in of created by a two-cents-a-barrel hearing in Ta llahassee, Plans in advance salarIes and equipment-use, officials esWnatedjnanew discharg es (ruin the offender," Learn Income Tax Preparation The facilities will also have to the rules Mate. release Friday. It also creates jL-1 additional workload on The rules would alan set from H&R Block show in advance that they have hearing procedures Studies have shown that f he maintenance crews, they said. for impos.. The new law, replacing one likelihood Thosnds of peoole with spare time are earning extra of a apill Is tied Political signs are prohibited under a Florida law that the equipment and personnel to Ing civil penalties on ships and which set unlimited for money as tax prepaiers in the growing field of income closely to storage capacity reads, in part, "...no political signs shall be erected, P C pollut ant from tax service And so can you H & R Block's experienced rather than amount of pollutant spreau1ni, and to mop it up in instructors make it easy to learn tax preparation En. posted, painted, tacked, nailed or otherwise dlsplaed, rollment is open to men arid women of all c.ges the of a being handled, said placed or located on or above any sta te or co unty road tf115Pul, Dave Bffl' whether empioyed (in any field), reoired, housewife or rett, Each who drew right-way." up the rules, r Its con stucent Choice of days and class times Certificate !_i oing tro lling f rm WOwu also L have to awarded upon graduation. Job lnteriews aailablc for ; The rules also establish but students. Send for tree information and class disclose the names of the own. schedules today. HURRY! cleanup organizations to be su4 era or directors, provide the n.,. pervised by a federal or a Nat7 1% firm's latest financial report There are 3 ural Resources Department and come up with an analysis of / / representative. The depart. like li hood Of a spill. r epar / Contact the DCJlNLOCK office nearest you: men must I0 into all reports DELANO SANFORD CASSELERRy of spills, the rules also saId. 131 N. Blvd. nno X E. 1st St. t03 Pd. Hwy. 17.13 i re ii I, 731-1104 (Call DLand (Call DeLand) ii' JimEthridge,anaidetfjAtty PIstu "'fri' tIoI$bs,tyw,b,prs,j,m,,,,, P iiiOfl _5. uIl1rt&Id plats Issssb1igsti.e Gen. Robert Shevin, said that / CASSELBERRY • Council struction on Red Bug Road Cbscku.+ IisicCwu .UnsudC.srs. • while the proposed rules meet / .1 has given ten ta tive approval to afte r Feb. 1 next year, and the new law's requirements, • Name _____________ a $120,199 fire department Council agreed to hire three "We must recognize this has :-• budget, up $19,111 over last itow firemen to be trained in ren '!tJ'_ ' desti-iiyed the effectIveness of a - IN year's totiil of $101,0M. Cfty_____________________________________________ either the Lake Triplett Drive requiring cleanups over $14 L This is a $31,817 red uction or the Red Hug station for the ___________ mUllion '_________ ____ hI the taxpayers are *rorn City Manager Harry last two-thi rds of the year. JJI'i subsidizing the carelessness Hug s recommended $152,016 Council also upped the ..___________ $ I the polluters." ofa a fire department budget. starting salary of firemen to DAYTONA BEACH-The biggest cut came from Grade 14. If hug's proposed Following a four-hour hearing the capital outlay budget when eight per cent cost of living and two hours of debate, the I Council decided to postpone increase is approved, this 'vulusia county school board -'..;!' ; purchase of a new fire truck. An would mean a starting salary has adopted a record $57,524,015 Ji estimated $30,678 for purchase for firemen of $8,760. This Is the budget for the 1974-75 year. — I A W A0 0 V CU DI C of the truck and equipment was same as th e starting salary for YO UTH S'S WV S'S RLF LI II I ii Ii I'S I U U Despite vigorous tax payer struck from the budget. The police department patrolmen. protest the sole dissenting vote Daryl Sanders, 15, of 1814 Knox Ave., Is presented with a capital outlay budget stands at This starting salary is still not was cast by James Clayton. distinguished service award by Seminole County Sheriff John fo tentative $11,874. , quite as high as that in nearby The total budget is a $10 Polk. A few weeks ago Sanders found a wallet, with money and Council snipped $975 from the municipalities, nor probably in million increase over the $47 credit cards, and he turned it Into the sheriff's department ________ maintenance and operations the County Commission's million for the fiscal year 1973which returned It to the owner. Polk lauded him for the act and -"jr budget to bring it to a total proposed emergency fire __ia" 74. was r saldit onlythcl ifthcuehawardhehadpregeflted j,, $9,425. district, but would, said By the same vote of 4.1, the The personal services budget Rasooli, "be close enough to board wound up the marathon caused the most headaches, other area salaries not to lose session by approving the particularly the question of any of our experienced men and maximum eight mill real estate number of personnel and to attract new men," tax for the general operating starting salaries for firemen. The starting salary is fund, one mill for debt service, This section of the budget totals currently $7,488 and Hug's I1as 11 (I and the salary schedule and 198,899. recommendation was $8,100. staffing formula. .. On the advice of volunteer Council granted Rasooli $50 a ft a Opera ti ng fund millage is Vfl •C : Fire Chief Roger Hasooli, month to cover the cost of reduced almost two mills from Council overruled hug's gasoline and maintenance on last year but is still almost two recommendation to hire a paid his automobile which he has mills above that certified by , fire chief and paid fire used for city business without Volusia Tax Assessor Bob Bolin lieutenant 1tasooltwtllconnue for the city this year. reimbursement for almost four as sufficient to produce the 47 ~ "' : -. years. RAY CROMLEY FINANCE oil a day + was WILLIAM RUSHER an said Friday that the company has dr illed an/Ior \R R F Y I) MN MMACNUooLG\UC I LMR A has Vlashington Style U%I I OAMUAUSRMALR IT EL - - II CRMRTATT IT F VA RR (JMNL S.. unland Centers At IN BRIEF . 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32711 I I :I I . JACK ANDERSON lleiald Hodge Podge "M" - -F's - ---- - - - + - ------+- - .- -- - - + ------------- - - -- -- -- - -, ___ :-1'1 1 !'L. �-+ ._- •- -•-+- '5- - S. - + + • - _ ••+.,+ +5. .,. +..+• .--,- ••t__ -_ -5-I-- + - __ - --- ~ -- -.,.. --._ - - ___ __ --- -- - ~ _-~__ -------------------- Z , -- _. . .-.--- . - - IIf1fI.ffLUii_i1 JL. - - -..--,-,.--..-. - 1J11L..ft_L. -. -- -+ Y - Sunday Herald Sunday, August 18, 1974-6A *' BOB ORRELL rirri I 'rI I lu I UI Fishing Is Good, But Those Wayne Brady who runs The "Fishin' Hole" in Daytona Beach, used his vacation time to explore the Florida Keys. With Lslamorada as a base of operations, the Bradys skindived for lobster, trolled offshore for dolphin and barracuda, and tried the Gull side for trout. Wayne told of finding at least lJ lobsters but, unfortunately, only three of them were large enough to keep. All the bridges In the Daytona area have been "hot" with drum and channel bass leading the catches. Lady fish, tarpon and shshead ha ve also been hi tting In g ood n um bers. A few bluefish are showing up in the Halifax River with an eight pounder being landed this week. At Ponce DeLeon Inlet channel bass and snook are hitting around the rocks and, from the beach, big whiting, drum, and Pompano have been noted in the catches this week. Main Stret Pier in Daytona has been blessed with clear water ion several clays and as a result, fishing has improved greatly. Wednesday catches Included a large number of channel bass, flounder, and sheepshead. Merle Kell er, pier operator, mentioned that fingerling mullet have started showing up which will bring in even more game fish. Shouldn't be long before that first run of bluefish will keep the plugeasters busy. Charter boats at Inlet Harbor are hitting king mackerel and dolphin every day with a sailfish striking occasionally. Ten sails have been lauded otrod' 11th Summer . Bottom fishing boats are taking grouper and red mapper good quantities with black se bass adding in the ltngIlH,,I c, r'b' w long 'till next week. Keep a Light line! + + 'I O N . ' - . % - , ,- .W— IN A,I_ 14~ -7,41 . ^ 10— i ~_ _~ ~,4;-, ~~t %* , , _0— I 6 W _1 .. AA ___________ . -- I W-M ) . &F - hyacinth harvester _ ___________ INE.~. s-_ _ ~ would cleuri out the - I -. dog,ed when the wind changes. The point is, we are not getting much cooperation from the Mate in ridding our waters of these pesky plants A hyacinth harvesting machine has been promised for this area in the near future but just when we will get it is now tiniertain. We are fortunate however, It' having a member of the florida Advisory Council of Conservation and Environment who that the next Statewide U23et1fl is ~ i I thecmwil me f . I A + I J to *glve the hyacinth problzin, any time wift the next two weec 4: ( f _ - _____ ,- Plavers Association strike. "if I can win, everyone can 0 Van Brockhn wasted little hate me," said Gillman. 1'11 time In announcing that Lee give them a license to despise me If I can win." and the other returnees would S .1ft . 1~ ; .4 % , :. . be starters despite oaly two Chicago Bear Coach Abe days work in pads before the " ij — - Gibron has 81 players in camp first action of the year. He did and he says he's not about to (her 23,000 fans saw the Blazers thump the Sharks at nat explain how long he would success. Ed Garvey, executive risk his veterans. The Chicago th e T-Bowl keep his veterans in the game, director of th In Orlando Wednesday night. Despite Intensity of fan spirit, e players' associ. coach said he would probably In other action, theNewYojç atlon, there's a good possibility th at franchise might move to said the owners have re- take along only about a hailAtlanta. Giants met the New York Jets fusedtonegotjateverymuch 0 dozen veterans when the Bears Ulerald Photo by Hill Belleville) Saturday afternoon. In night the freedom issues, the crux of travel to Green Bay. V% %%%& . . " I k\ ~ I bo . 151%, % It % . a * I ~ I ............ A & FWTBALL . ir National L eague East tine to hear comments from fishermen, boaten, and camp operators and get pictures to take with him this council meeting to show state officials the seriousness of the situation would arranging this local meeting at a time and place convenient to all, H something IS not done immediately, our waterways will soon be comp!etely im passable, our boat ramps 1l be tmLzSabIe, and our fishing will be onlyafc,nd memory - St W L Pct. an Louis 63 Si .523 — I 1 I tJl/1ijj rish B e 1 ,1 1 1 6.0 39 .501 21 N,* York Chicago 49 67 I-lu g ry Boston 63 33 35% Baltimore so so sos s : IP '' • • - • - . , ' - , -- . - • ' -- - ' - - - • - -' _ • - - ,. - - . ' ' • . - - - _ __ _____ —, . Bob McKee who donated his plaque. NFL Strike Has Hurt Morale By MURRAY OL.DEfIMAN The Herald Services Soccer League. Th e team, in its first year, gained th e berth by ed gin g th e Baltimore Comets 1-0 Th ursday night at Boston College's Alumni Stadium. - Inevitably, as they must, the members of the NFL Players Association are goThg back to playing football. SPRINGFIELD, ill. (AP) - Legislation design ed to provide additional money for the Hambletonjan harne ss ace was approved Friday by Gov. Daniel Walker. Th e bill calls for proceeds of th e th ird rac e on each saturday of harness racing through out the Mate to be set iside for the Hambletonian, the annual harn ess classic e1d at the DuQuoin Fairgro unds. Illinois was tnreatened with the loss of th e Hamdetonian last year, when race organizers voted to move he event to Pennsylvania . Th e group later reconsidered mid decided to move back to Illinois for . tiwi 1., 07 • -_ which will be held Aug. 28. P Oakfan(i Leaders + ;,;J;;; - everybody else - I've got look after myself - it's time to get back to actUig." There'd be some heads busted crossing picket lines. The fact is that Garvey and Curry and the other player representatives didn't accurately assess the depth of feeling, or la ck of same, by down on the Christmas card list. It has se parated acqualn. tancea from friends. I find now that people had nude decisions on an economic rather than philosophically honest basis.,, In the process they've drastically weakened the structure of their organization as a bargaining agent against the owners. 0 orre oach Named '9 es e iever 3 SEC Football - Tea m H it Field ___ 1'ecirns League LEVIS ... . •1 ...- . ,.4: vu.. +- ..+ - +5+ -n IT I- 41K ';T .11 + ic r ' ______________ flARNESS RACINO YOU'RE ON THE RIGHT .. • TRACK TO BIG PAYOFFS c _________ :' Your man from -=- f Ij ' iCASE • 5,, ' S BACK Casey Stengel, '01 professor & - of Doeball, primps before old timers game (a Cincinnati, • Ohi Then he return ed to bein g Glendale, Calif., hank director '"- 4 . - ' (k V& OF CAN - . lu Semi"Uole urf Club - - AT r I THE ACTIONSPOT'Q4 _ , 111 I%.. —_ HOME OF Thi fABULU'JS !RIf[C;A RACE FUR RACE THE HIGHEST AVERAGE PAYOFFS IN CENTRAl. FLORIDA WIN, PLACE AND SHOW QUINIELA WAGERING EVERY RACE Telephone: 8437653 Home: 830- (Ole DiAlS SO WAYS TO WIN' AND ENJOY ELEGANT DINING IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT IN THE OSCEOLA TERRACE LARRY LINDSEY "We Look At Life From Your Point Of 'hew" -.4 FOR RESERVATIONS CALl 831-1140 , ftANbs SEATS 50 e* 14 IA ';' V'.s' ; '. is"'c; _4 — ' - Huffman saying, "The bell with BASERALL NATIONAL LEAGUE flATTING (775 at bats) (',rr All 360, Gro,s, illr,, - individual bargaining as their constituents for a players." protracted strike. The same kind of union, I "You f ind out who your answer, as the Screen Actors f ri ends are," admit ted Bil l, "or Guild, and it's difficul t for me as Tom Keating (another strike visualize Paul Newman or Steve McQueen or Dustin leader) says, 'It sure does cut --- Kansas City at Baltimore Chicigo at New York Minnesota at Boston Milwauk t California By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE AAIT 1p4( t775 ,t (anew, Mm, 361, Hargrove Otto, the center who disregarded the association and crossed picket Lines? Or when Art Shell, the big tackle, another strong strike sup- unique to the Oakland team. The erosion of player support for the strike created clefts in almost all the National Football League clubs, "It's Just devastated some teams," asserted Bil l Curry, the president of the Associati on who had his own hopes of playing center again for the Houston Ors. copy of one player contr act we have shows this to be true." Wi thout Judging the meri ts of the issues on ei ther side, I was startled by the desertion of so many players to their stated cause. If you're going to vest union by offering them extra your interests in a players Lom. money to re port before the mittee, democratically c hosen, strike terminated and and an executi ve director (Ed pre&wed them by threatening Garvey) to lay down guide their job security. These are li nes, and vote them the power matters which the NFITA has to strike if necessary, then one already filed with the National would ex pect loyalty to the Labor Relations Board, union. "Management," claimed "But," argued one owner, Curry, "o ffered inducemen ts "what k ind of union Is it w hen for the veterans to report. A all these guys do their own — Sundays Games Detroit at And that means trouble, too. What's it like w hen Gene Upshaw, the player representative of t1w, Oakland Raisers and a str ike leader, lines up on the shoulde.r of Jim porter, has to hold off a snar ling I believe the owners of th e defensive end who wants to NFL realized the strike was an maul Ken Stabler, the quarter- excellent chance to break up back who flouted Shell's the Players Association as an principles by reporting early to effective labor adversary, the Raiders! They coerced the players These are not problems economically to spli t from the - 1't,c _____________________________________ - .- Can Dolph in Kiii ck ________________________________________________________ , "' . By ALEX SACHARE out by John D'Aequisto In each relief ace Tug McGraw to keep runs with a homer and a single AP Sports Writer s of his previous three times at things that way. Yellowjacke ts'foot ball staff as defensive backfield coach. to lead Houston to victory. HaWhen Joe Torre stepped to Hunter, who was to have coached the junior varsity the plate with the bases loaded BIRMINGHAM, Ai,..(AP)— San Francisco reliever Elias torn of the 12th was Johnny run outburst in the fourth in. squad, moved up to the varsity team when 14U Spiottl left Gainesville, Fla., Georgia and in the ninth inning Friday night, Snsa 0 give the St. Louis CarBench, who laced a McGraw fl'j 'ee Southeastern Conference Oregon State meet in Athens, for the head coaching job at Rochester Institute of the wall in left field, ning, while his three-run 11omer he was happy not to see 8 dinals a 2-1 victory over the Gi. curve 10 Technology, school officials said. fOOUXdl teams took to the prac. Ga., Kentucky faces Virginia familiar face, capped the scoring in the ants, and wound up on seco nd wi th tice field Friday and the rest Tech in Blacksburg, Va.. LSU a eighth. Torre, who had bee n struck are to follow s ui t soon. "Just getting up and not hay, double. hosts Colorado in Baton Rouge, Cubs 4, Pad I 71* Alabama Crimson Tide, La McGraw fielded a Darrel ing to face that other guy ., and Vanderbilt entertai ns Relief pitcher Tom Dettore the Ole MISS Rebels and the University of Tennesseel)'Acqulsto) felt good," said Chaney bunt, spun and f ired to belted a two-run double in the Mississippi State Bulldogs Chat ta nooga in Nashville. Tom-re, whose single to left kept third in tint.! for the out, and sixth inning and hurled in 6 1-3 started their pre-season drills the first-place Cards I games fl.!tIrCd the next two batters, Innings of three-hit relief to lead Fri y da with Tennessee ached. in front of Rhiladelphia in the C'ul past San Diego. Wed to start Monday and Loutight Natio nal League ACTION Pirates 5, t. Dodgers 2 siana State and Kentucky begin Dock Ellis fired a live-hitter • Elsewhere in th e National ACCESSORIES Tuesday. (or League, New York edged Cia. co the Pirates, posting his sixth see our complet, line Wednesday, Vanderbilt be. nsecu ti ve victory and tcinnati 2-1 in 12 ,,f accessorjs 2 Bowlers gins its practi ce and Au burn, for all cycles, burgh tripped Losinnings, AngelesPuts52, ding the Dodgers their fourth Florida and Georgia wait straight until MON..SAT. loss. $ A.M.IP.M. It was Pitt. Philadel phia defeated Atlanta Leading the league in this a week fr om Monday to start sburgh's 23rd win in the l ast 33 week's scoring were Barbara their 6, Houston whipped Montreal MIAMI i AP Dolphin runS 2913 Orlando Dr. practices. games. "You don't think about a "I don't know what I expected d-3 and Chicago stopped San Kelley with a l7 series, and Sanford ning back Jim Kfick says that business deal or a shopping tr Sept. 7, Ole Mi ss Mississippi , 11 ip Shula to say when I finally met Diego 4-1. PhUs 6. Braves 3 Norma Sharp with a 514. even though he's signed with or what's wrong with we car if State and Tennessee open their up with him in practice," Ile D'Acquisto, 9-11, handcuffed PH. ORLANDO I3160 Sonic high scores revorded seawns and the the Volunteers' Dave Cash slugged a two-run Memphis Southmen of the you're playing a football game, said. "But all he said was, the Cards on . - SANFORD323-4loo just two hits over triple in the ninth inning to for the day were: Barbara game with U CLA in Knoxville World Football League for next do you? Why would anyone ever 'Wel the first eight innings, but break a 3 come back." Kelley-223; No rma Sharp— will be year, it won't interfere with Ids think that the WFL would enter te levised on ABC's as tie and lead the 179; Jesnnette Andrew168; the first of the netwnrk'! naKiick, known in the past for efft;rti willi Ow National Footmv 111-nd while I'm playing a his night We activiUes, has Anna Coienian-165; Peg tionwide televison NCAA colball League champs this year, game for the Dolphins?" ts BIG SELECTIUN changed his inte rests toward "Nobody has to worry about I . 164; Kitty La%rence_167, and MiisJppj Sta te faces 'il Kiick, fullback Larry CsOnka outdoors in the off-season. He me thinking ahead to Donna Lepore with a 168. the and wide receiver Paul Warused the strike period to fish WFI," he said Friday "I ham and .%%I'll. Mary In Jackson, I 1W09--11 mean, w hen you're In a football field are going to Memphis on a and skin dive. Donna Lepore and Kitty Miss., and Ole Miss will meet Pre-Shrunk Denim Lawrence converted the 3.10 Tulane in New Orleans. "The Ironic thing is, i spent game, you think about that $3.5-million, three-year Bell Bottoms split. Peggy Trail spared the 2if package deal. (ow years at the University of foot ba ll game, don't The remaining seven SEC Also Corduroy Bells 7, Hazel Ferrell and Shirley teams open their schedules Kiick has been a reserve be- Wyoming and never even went you're normal? MANUEL Itodebush the 5-6, Jeannette Sept. 14. M the past skiing, or hunting or fishing. A pinch.,,atte.. Jim Dwyer walked Phils to victory. lie then scvred Andrews the,5-7. two seasons, lie has gained 3,- paradise out there! I was a to JA COBSON and Beth Hall Alabama meets Maryland at open the ninth and Lou Brock on a passed ball, - the 510. 769 yards rushing and 2,165 stubborn guy from the big town College Park., Auburn and singled him to third, bringing DE PARTM E NT STO RE With one out in the ninth, Bill One turkey was chalked in by passing, and has scored 35 who'd rather hang around pool- on Sosa. Louisville clash in Birming. 213 E. FIRST ST. Jeammtte Robinson was safe at third base An d rews . touchdown.s, in his six years rooms." han, Florida hosts California in Bob Gibson, 7-10, got the viewhen Atlsnta's Ralph Garr Ph. 322-4712 ________ with the club, He sa id he had never been tot)'. dropped his fly ball for an error. Kiick, 28, said he hopes he _______ fishing until he visited Joe After Bob Boone struck out, a chance to play more this year. Narnath's bo Mets 2, Reds 1 ______ ys' camp a few I Tommy Hutton walked, then lie will begin his Wd for Morris, _ Rusty Staub singled home Cash laced his triple to right. _____________ weeks ago and "I've been crazy _.k Jb Monday night as a starter about it ever since, Bud Harrelson in the top of the center, ____ against Minnesota in a 12th to put the Mets in front 2-1. ___________ Astros 8, Expos 3 ~ "I'm basically loner," nationally-televised exhibition explained. "1aylcathat's parthe , was then up to ?ew York l)otji' ita(li'r drove in four .•iII)c. __________ ____________________________________________ I •. of It. I can go out on the ocean ________ ______________ j Kiick .said he hadn't talked and enjoy myself if I never even ~--_- J, with Coirh Don Shula since seea fish. I just look around m 3 :' I : a SMALL SIZE BULLETIN BOARDS I signing wi th the WFL until he and think, my gcsh, where has entered training C81flP. all this been all my life?" - Wooden Fnirne on W L Pct. , SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Tex, 3• three and four Other safety, defensive end, running Solar, this season has been full first-line players who RUNS- D.Allen, "if s0tW of our freshm RUNS-Morgan, Chi, 110; were Cin. Bat, fl Schmidt. Phi. $3 of unexpected problems for among sir dismissed from back and defensive halfback," come through for us, it could Gnith, RUNS Parseghi an said. "We also ha ve enhance BATTED IN-Br RUNS DAT TED IN-Schmidt Notre Dame's national cham. school for violating university to rous, Tex, 99. D our opportunIties 1 Benth, Cm, 90 Allen, Cm, find an adequate punter and ' pion football tam. greatly," Parseghian said . rule5. H I T S (arcw, Place Picker, and a proficient "Last ye So many, says Coach Ara II I I S Garr, 165. mil, All, )7 For now, the problems cause kick return flisfl." made tremendous Pareghim, it may turn out 10 very real corcern (or the contnibu. OOUBLES..RudI, Oak, All the Irish lses have been tions, but DOUCLES_cardenal, 37 grayCm, be a good year after all, we can't count on tliat Mit. 7+ 7L Shangell, Pgh, 2$; ing Irisi', mentor, since spring practice, which happening again," Bench, TRlPLE5_qi5 Cal, ii; Ciii, 71. "I could be wrong," Parsego Kc, "1 can name at least eight Parseghlan evaluatetj as one of While there are some notable HOME RUNSDAII hiaii mused as he relAxed a StartingposItIonsfnt Ati. ChI. A TRIPLES_Cam . the best he could remember. names missing from this • s2; Burrougns, Teir. Oliver, Pg), moment In his office aeroas the that must he flllM arvi ,. .... -. Ii, i .- •. Ill ;Sthm;dt. PlO. squaa, were will be "Ufl!ortunately with these irian street from Noire Dame cal. 5E5dttt. 30. kicking an8 more InVre3sive 9MP M dium. "I was a little cmx*rned pletely rebuilt," Parseghian 10=0,all the spring practl PITCHING j12 Decisions, turning. now down the drain," 167, we wouldn't be hungry enough Mb, '243 Tlaot.lsn,CI said. "We have very little time STOLEN IIASES_IInOrk+ (•i Tom nn tkn in • Morgan Cm M'"" inns season to get these problems reso. STRlKEOUN"t,'y" Cal back Torn C1ement, who had fllyt#yen Mlii I7 "I knew It would be dlflcult about ) John CHING "But my gut feeling now is solved" as good a year last year Laid enough t repeat well, as natlor,aJ as SF, 113. •7 that these problems will be a is c,',ujd be expected, Parseg. Football practice stai ted champion, tt nIter that spring unlf}lng fact. -hian sa i d. C.,r lIon, I think our Aug 15, and the SltSofl Ph,. ,, I practice I felt we had a chan 'I would be extremely happy Tea " ennJ Players will tighten their belt.3 schMul now and play with ne detei'- nationally televised game at U Tom only duplicates the sea. Solutions to some of the probnaUon." son he had last year," Parseg. Georgia Tech. Fnida's Matches Parseghian ow (aces hian said Cf the York 21 Th Lih problems include "In about t hree weeks we player he e- Nfroll Ten years ago (Nov. 14, 1) could be In a prom now p Boston ii cr-lppftug inJ'uies to at least have to fill big holes at of ileves Is a top Hean 1ophy M l,wta' 24. Chicago 0 t1'0n' 30 (reslunen Tulsa set 11 flatj,nal records in candidate FIOt,da 31 Gold en Gcttrt 23 rcsiting North Texas 47.0 + I J - • S--- ROCfIEEl(, N.Y. AP) Joe Hunter, a 1972 University of Rochester graduate, has been named to the Texis at Cleveland San Francisco at St. Louis Philadelphia a? Atlanta New York at Cinncinatj Houston at Montreat ? f! -. • Harness Race Law 57 63 .452 1½ D*trot$ 172 17 Mil*auk Major League 11 I — 56 s .i,i , 56 63 47) Well West Los Angeles 75 41 6 Oaklind 69 31 575 Cinci nna ti — 71 a9 .597 4', Kin City 62 55 5 5'', Allinfi 63 55 534 tI', ChIca 60 59 SOi all Houston 60 51 S 14' Ttia 61 San Fran 51 66 150 21", Minnesota SI 62 4+13 1% 47 San Diego 73 397 7I, California 4$ 72 400 7! Fridays Games Fridays Games ChIcago a. San O 1eoo 1 P4e Y ; Cn,co . Philadelphia &, Atlanta 3 itt game 13 I nning New York 2, Cincinnati I. 17 , Minnesota 2 innings Texas 7. Cleveland 3 on ers ' _ — - Pittsburgh Lo Angeles at PittSburgh tan Community Effort A I NEWtON, Mass, (All) The Bosto n Minutemen have moved into the semifinal playoffs in th e North American Amencan League East WETHERSFIELD, Conn. gleeful now. HIS putter is the in Friday's second round and Bob Murphy, who shared (AP) - "I have a good atti- reason, took over second place at 132. first-round leads with Stockton, Lucie," Dave Stockton said, Defending He's played 36 holes and has Trevino, enjoying one of his went to a 72 and 137. big to explain his record-setting one-putted exactly half the time best putting rounds since champion Billy Casper manlead midway through the $200,. on his way to a 130 total, a March, had a 65-133. aged a 68 and, at 139, was tied 000 Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater whopping 12 under par on the It was another two strokes with Hubert Gre en. Green, a Hvtford Open Golf Tourna- friendly little 6,5.Q&yard Weth. back to thoe group tied for fourth ftee-Unw wimer Pittsburgh S. Los Angeles 2 0u l year and ment. ersfleld Cmtry Cl ub course, at 135, seven under par but a (181tim0fe 1, Kansas, city o Hostøn I. Montreal 3 In contention alter the first California 7, Milwaukee 3 "t's what golf is all about, His pair of sixznder St. Louis 2. San Francisco I GSa distant five strokes behind round, drifted back with a fl, Dtroit S. Oakland 3 Saturdays Games really," he said. "Attitude, I'm represents the best 36-hole total Stockton who is pulling away South Africa Saturdays Games Los Angeles tMeisersmitn 13 n Gary Player, having a great time. It's a lot on the pro golf Lour this season from Texas (Hargan 9 7) at Cleve 4) ft at Pittsburgh (R,u 179) field despite painful winner of the Masters and B land U Perry 17$) more fun to walk along and and gave him a two-stroke lead bone bruise on his right foot. is Open, fell off the pace with Chicago Ch Icago ugh (Bonham 10 1$ York (MCW,Il I 5) to trudge down the fairway with Lee evino going Into today's Bruce Now York IP&rkef 4 101 at MI-IftMIS (Golf: S 6) &I IBOS, Crampton, John MahafCincinnati (BIlIinoam '4$). N your head down looking at the third round of the chase ton (Mont 65) for a fey, J.C. Snead, Lebron nts San Francisco (CaleII I) 3) Jack Nicklaus, U.S. Open DetroIt (iaGrow 13) at St. Louis (McGlothen 13 1) N Oakllfld irst prize. aid Bob Payne. Crampton wW champ Hale Irwin, Arnold (AbbOtt 43) Stockton, who presents a hapPhiladelphia (Lonborg ii ii) Kansas cit y (Spliflorit i2 in Wynn. a non-winning Our Payne had 65s, Harris s, 66 and Palmer and est Mahaffey nd S ad 67s In the year's lea at Milw*i. money-winner, .. Houston (Dierker let circumitanrec, I' p°si!ve!y roufldcfthewarm,sunnyday_ warns, sunny weather, 7 ii are not competing. California (Hassler 2 m Sundays Games arse 1974-7.A Describing the new 5er.l ki,, vketj at least 1120,000 off the community minded folks who towards the construction hIIgh stadium now being built 3 cost of construction, cost. $25,000 more before the services as a general con. have cont'ib.ted time and They wi structurc can be completed, soon be paying a "great community effort," ll tractor, were aLso lautiM. The s ta dium Is largely an money to this project. Principal Don Reynol ds said effort of the Seminole Boosters Reynolds said that the sea ts, Most of the masonry work The Boosters have been another $35,000 out of their lighting, and the fence will be was ca rr ied out by students in that volunteer work has Club - a 300-stronggroup of respo nsible for paying $70,000 coffers but they still need finished with the capital t hey the masonry classes at I $,,. i" rf - r r. now have, but development of Seminole, under the direction of ---j - r r-I rooms under the stadium will instructor and Job supervisor _l ____ 71 be curtailed unti l the $25,(XX) is Angel Mendez. In addition , I T' raised, -0 coach Claude Woodruff and .. Reynolds (eels that the Seminole ath letes have donated p + 1 ' ''!' revival of th. ('ly hr,d c tt' i . raising drive - suspended labor. . [ during summer vacation -will Reynolds said he hopes the 4j.ii,' he lp to raise th e money . Th e f oo t ball team can play their --- - ---. Club has several ideas in mi / -first game against Oviedo on nd / / + for fund raising. One of them Sept. 20 In the stadi um. 1 will be a "MacDonth Night" Th e home side will seat 3,000 ip 4 for which food and drink and a portable u ...z nit will be tickets.donatedbytjqujck brought into handle ap,J er I i.-' . food restaurant, will be sold by 2,000 A regulation size track J . th e Boosters, will run around the ou tside of The Club also pla ns to raffle the pla ying field ___.~,l f 'e. -I !~ off a 70Oxiund steer, Th e Membership in the Boosters winner, Reynolds said, will be depends on the amount the : announced during ha lftime of individual ran afford. The 0 ;-'• the W in ter Park game. Il ____ Chief's Club requires a $1,000 J ' Citing some of the people in donation, the Warrior's a $500 to the community responsible or $999 con tribution, the Braves, :;' k doing "a tremendous job" $100 to $499, and Indian Club _ Reynolds said Uiat membership is $Z to $W. All president, members et reserved seats for . : _:2~ done a fine job in public the season and a Boosters It I -k . F relations. Hill Mci.atiglin of Jaeku4.1'h.Chiefgøt a lifetime rf . Celery City Printing, Fred reserved seats for two, lifetime Seminole High masonry students are helping to build new stadium. (lVrald Photo Goode of G and L paving, ar.d club membership, and a wall by 11ill Belleville) - Soccer Victory ' AREBOARD 0 Sunday, August 18, -- QJ Sockton 's Attitude Soars When His u tter Sizzles j-- - - . - -' PlflLADEip}fl,\ (,\1) - Twelfth-seeded Barbara Hal(luist has upset top-seeded Kathy May to gain a finalr o und berth today in the 11 S (irls' 18-and -under Gras ( urt 'Fiijs Miss hlawlquist of Beverly Hills, Calif., rallied in the third set to overcome a two.poirit deficit and beat Miss May, 64, 0-6, 7.5 at the Philadelphia Cricket club on Friday. Sixth-Seeded Ita)nle Fox of North Miami Beach, Fla., also advanced to the finals beating Susan Hagey of LaJolla, Calif., 24, 64, 64. Miss Fox and Miss May won their double semi-finals, iis "IL11 C-i, 6-2 over the California team cI Debbie Cator of Sacramento and Joy Hahn of Carmichael. Miss llawlquist and Anne Bruning of LaJolla, Calif., won the other semifinal, 6-3, 7-6 over Susan Med. rnedbasich of El Cerito, Calif., and Stephanie Tolleson of Phoe n ix. . . -- Girls' Tennis Results + )m you as soon as posMble and I "I as,sist in = I -'-- - - . . water is unt!'sable; the oth,er half aLToss the river at Monroe Park is member, Informs S\ t'..ij . San oiew at chicago for clear water in which to run. Lake Monroe is fast be 50 full of theinthat one side or the other is always Jammed depending on the wind direction, Monroe Harbor is completely choked up as witnessed by the photo in the Evening Herald Wednesday, Aug. 14. Half the time, the County boa,, ramp at the S.R. 17-92 bridge make - -: rate that although passable, boats are forced to tigzag looking ,"; \— \•,__ alorw Me river from I.Ake Monroe, to Lake Harney are nooded ., By ANbY LU'I'MAN AP Sports Writer land at Tampa, Fla., Houston is today. .4. Atlanta Falcons Coach Norm at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh is at The &ngas had veterans Van Brocklin is leaving the out- Philadelphia and Chicago is at in camp during the28 strike and come of his team's nationally Green Bay. easily polished off Miami and _______ televised National Football Philadelphia in exhibition tests. 1 ague exhibition game with tOIh pl ays Not all coaches were so anxCi4clnnati Bengals tonight San Diego in Seattle, Der IS bus to put their veterans to an n) to the man he calls 'General at n Francisco,New Orleans immediate test. Is at New England and Buffalo a. Lee.' Houston Oiler Coach Sid Gil"We are going according to is Washington. lman announced he would go their own reports," said Van -71 Friday night, Rookie Harold aiinst Dallas with the same flrooklin. They have been hart scored a pa worki ng out r ir of touch. youthful lineup—sparked by ta un -J uowns as the Oakland Raiders John Foote—that already has der the direction of General / . burled the Detroit Lions 41-10, beaten the New York Giants and they have announced . and the Washington Redskins. before 20,488 fa ns in Detroit. themselves in great shape.' "General Lee" is quarter.. Many Oiler veterans are not Meanwhile, Negotiations ' back Bob Lee, who led the pleased with Gillman 's philoso. ••% • 25 tmued in Washington wIut ll Falcon veterans back into phy, but the Oiler coach says he camp after the cooling off penis not in a popularity contest. od was announced in the NFL -- and producing a bum pe r crop of the green and purple plants. The swift current is carrying the plants downstream at such a S . I f 9. .-_-.00~ games, BaiWnore plays Cieve. the d ispute. Telks cont in ued / .' . - _* . 1. • \ I By hAl. ROCK York Yankees Friday night in edged Minnesota 3-2, Texas Miller set the stage for Ben. only one more hit the rest of the AP Sports Writer Burroughs' homer was his rather remarkable fashion, rapped Cleveland 74, Balt. iquez' winning hit. orioles 1, It has often been written of Chicago lost the first game 9-8 more shut out Kansas City 1.0, 2 -d of the season as the Royals 0 baseball that the game's not when Thurman Munson hit a Rangers 7, IndIans 3 Rangers wiped it a 1-0 lead California trimmed Milwaukee The night's best pitching Job Texas scored seven unearned that Dick Bosnian ha until the last man Is two-out, twO-run homer in the 7-3 and Detroit 10 d pro- 0 defeated Oak- belonged to Baltimore's Rs runs In the seventh Out. Neither, it seems, is a ka. bottom of the Inning, tected 13th inning, land 5-3. Grimaley who fired a three-lilt, three of them on a homer by cally, itinto the seventh. Ironlyoed starting pitcher, Then Stan Bahnsen, knocked was Bosman's own er. ter at Kansas City. And if you don't believe that out in the secc,nd Inning Jeff Burroughs, and walloped ron that opened ire of the gates for the Red Sox 3, Twins 2 Rich Coggins drove in the Cleveland. little piece of diamoriu phulo&. Opener, came back to win the Rangers' barrage, Boston pushed across a ninth- game's only run with a alng'e In phy. Just ask Chuck Tanner, nightcap with 4 2-3 inning run on Juan Beniquex' the fifth liming, carrying the _________ inning" of manager of the Chicago White solid relief as Chicago gained bases-loaded single to shade Orioles to their vfrtnrv it Sox. ...... lie 1t h + knnr .. Minnesota. Rick Burleson'a Gnlnisley, 14-10, Tanner saw thc Sox split a gave up a Elsewhere in the American double sandwiched around walk, a single and a double in doubleheader with the New League Friday night, Boston walks to Doug Griffin and Rick the opening inning, but allowed 11 to Fogte who is looking after Riley's Camp while he is on vacation. With the current high water conditions, all the pasture lands ,• I \. Ben as -,rn 0 R, 10'.1 - ...i w C-,..'- • T t Return Of Pitcher Like 01' A dage Any fisherman or boater desiring to enter Lake Jessup from the St. Johns—Forget It!! The S. R. 46 bridge opening has been clogged for the better part of three weeks now. In Lake Jessup. - .-, -..-- % I A I- . . " . - — CHARLESTON W.V11 . I AP - Jack Rose, track coach at Long Beach State, was named executive director national Tr.i . uiiu r iwu naii 01 Paine Friday. of the The 45-ycar.old Hose is a 1952 graduate of the University of Michigan. in 1974, he was elected vice president of the United States Track awl Vivid Coaches Association. I lf e Is a past president of the NatInnI i ('jl t . , • Track and Field Association. Twenty-six athletes, coaches and contributors— including former Olympic standouts Wilma Rudolph and Jesse Owens—are to be enshrined as charter members of the nail (luring ceremonies here Aug. 30. p All of you who have been on the St. Johns or the Wekiva . -. . ENJOY GAME Rivers In th e past few weeks cannot help but be alarmed at the rapid growth of our constant menace, the water hyacinths. - ¼ .' ____ BL A ZER ZE° " n I . ,-a ?1._ 'ir -6 - - W.:& . -I.- ____________- LIVIV , i . f .. . , Fri -- i i -9 . string of 14 beautiful bass fell to Ed Lane and Larry "Tex" Arnold of Bithlo last weekend as they fished In Puzzle Lake. The two used live bullhead minnows for bait and fished both Saturday and Sunday. Bill Hill an'1 'L siIe Sur, '! iii Jt; W'i •,i bass, failed to crrry their lucky charm with them and came up scoreless on the same trip. Bill said there Is no problem na%lgatthg a large boat through the sand bars and blind channels of Puzzle lake now. The water is so deep he ran his 19 foot boat straight across. The Lemon Bluff area has paid off recently for J. T. Tiwnipseed. On a solo trip he landed three bass and a few days later he and Ross Dunn had a catch often, the largest one five pounds. Plastic worms in the natural and black colors d i d the Job. Ross stopped by Seminole Sporting Goods and got a picture to prove it. The early run of speckled perch arund the Like Monroe .se awall continues according to Fred Sweet at The "Fishing Hole" Bait and Tackle Shop. Those using live minnows for bait are taking a few every day and the fishermen sticking to live worms are getting bluegill bream and a few croakers. Young Scott Matthews, camping with his parents at Wekiva River Haven showed that he has the stuff to make a good fisherman. Scott fished from the bank in front of the camp Wednesday and landed 13 bream. Aaiotli party out of the same camp had a string of 17 mixed bream and catfish. On the St. Johns River near the mouth of the Wekiva a few bass are hitting plastic worms with blue apparently, the best color. I Track' Field Director rM A + IN BRIEF -1 I New Stadium SPORTS - __ __ - _1- 1 IF , is%'- - ~ . . . . - - ___ - . - -- j- .- -&--- -~ . Sunday Herald . 1: I Hyacinths Have Got To Go _!.- ft SPORTS .. " . _-.- SA k j5ZJ : �_ ____ 8A-.-Sunday Herald T' - Sunday, August 18, 1974 Auto Pr ice Hikes May Be Cut DETROIT (AP) -Some auto The increase disclosed amount of the announced in. The increases come on top of both GM and Ford industry oservrs are betting earlier this month averaged crease by an average $100. for their stiff "I expect it won't come right more than the average $500 In increases there will be a rollback in the $500, or and urged Detroit's about :0 per cent. ,,If GM drops, Ford (Motor price hikes the Big Three auto away," Healey added. "But If record price increases planned makers to keep prices at Congress moves quickly to If GM, the industry's pricing Co.) will drop, and Chrysler will lagged onto each 1974 vehicle "reasonable levels." for 1975 models as criticism of leader, rolls reestablish the Cost of Living back prices, the come in with something since last fall. the Industry's fall prices other companies are likely to similar, alth ough it would Like Neither the President nor the Council, you might see a partial GM, which makes about half mounts. ".'.'!•'.IC I . Jt, the na1ysts say. : a more," he said. eloz'e aie prices go of all the domestic cars sold in rollback, but Sever2l analysts for some of the auto analysts into effect in September." An industry watcher for a Ford said last month Its 1975 the country, came under fire expect the public criticism to the nation's biggest banks and New York research firm pte models would go up an average last week from President President Ford has called for investment houses say they ex- dicted GM would "modestly produce the same result, the resurrection of the CLC, re- $418, or eight per cent. Chrysler who said he was "veryFord, dispect General Motors — Just be.. duce its planned increase" "1 think there might be a which went out of business last to has not indicated how much it appointed" by the sharp in. fore the new models go on sale show It is cooperating partial rollback as part of a April. with the plans to raise prk'es, but a crease planned for the fall, In late September — to an- nation's charts to contingency plan GM had," combat i'v company spokesman said the A few ana'ysts, however, Two days later,- the 21,000- said another flounce a modest trimming of flatlon. analyst, David don't expect GM to budge from increase would be similar to member National Automobile Its preioush announcw1 htke We s 1M nnlit rlr.r S Dealers Asü. itiuii t ipn'r IHenley of Drexel, Burnham and its announced pricing' pn; — -w v I. ui. z, - _ _ =L _ - Indian LA Police Hunt — ____ ,_,.5~_,.i_._:, V~~ tAl phabet Bombs Critical NEW IJELIH, India (AP) Month-long flooding has de. wS ANGEIS (AP) - P . bomb "I" already had been and every oil refinery of stroyed more than $160 million lice have safely removed a 2 planted. S ta ndard Oil Co. th from appli. wor of crops in four Indian pound explosive device from a "Nothing could make us hap. catillt to the letter 1 0' r- t_~ =---iW~-_________ s ta tes and left wide areas short In our bus terminal locker but _~~W~ ____ are pier than if we could conclude name which under all circum- of food, officia ls reported today. still tr)ing desperatel) to find a that we can re v . j Lk~C;3ii$_ _______I eal the location stances shall stand for oil reTheir estimates followed by man who says he has already of bomb 'I' which is already finery,' Rasim said in the lat. one day release of a report by planted another "alphabet planted," the speaker sa _#_------ _~ - i- ------id in a est tape Bangladesh that said that floodbo mb." casual, confident manner, ____..--I Much of the rest of the ta pe stricken na tion also lost more The mysterious, foreign-ac. Bomb "I" could be a devi ce con ta ined an emot1ol _k 1 t ha n a million tons of rice to Z' .P ' centetl ziian, sell-proclaimed which Rasim said woul d be cx deninatlon of communism, rell floodwaters and needs q ui ck military chief of Aliens of ploded in a crowd ed area Sun - gious oppression and sexual imports to avoid the danger of America, continued his alpha- day if two now-retired police of. taboos. famine. ;tc.' bet assault on Los Angeles Fri. ficers are not charged in conThe floods that engulfed day night by planting an ex- nection wi th the death of two To guard agai nst th e bomber, much of easte rn India and plosive device in a locker at a Mexican nationals in 1970. an additional 1,000 police offi- rustiei down the Ganges, Bra. downtown Greyhound bus (ICe threat cers Will bolster the 600-man "!LV Asked if he thinks th ~ ,--- S~ -- / hamaputra and other major t still stands for Sunday, isst force scheduled for duty Sun. risers -WA -~ in to the Bangladesh del ta ' Ear lier, the same voice said Police Ch ief Daryl Gates said, day, authorities said ha ve affected more than 40 the organization had planted a "I assume so." .( . Police Police said about 1,000 . million persons, 36 mIllion in - bomb which devastated a terRasim said the "0" in "of" in we re evacuated f rom the Bangladesh alone, according to A P__ ., .. I 4 - .._' minal at Los Angeles Inter- "Aliens of America" stood for Greyhound terminal and sur- preliminary estimates. national Airport on Aug. 6, kill. oil refineries. But he excluded rounding area Friday night and '' Of India reported ing three perso ns • and injuring as a target those owned by traffic in the downtown area that 4 mIllion persons are on the . 35 others, Standard Oil Co. __ A- .___~ - . ' was re ro uted. A Continental bunk of starva tion in the worst. The man, who ca lls himself "Standard Oil Co. has coura- Trailways bus terminal y hit areas of Bihar state in . Isaac Rasim In tape-recorded geously taken a stand of tea- the Greyhound depot was evac- easterfl India. A ki VIAl A V communiques, has vowed to soning for the SOUNDS D A NYWA I VI Y American people uated for a short time after a The waters have begun to respell spell out "Aliens of America" on the matter of Israel. For that telephoned bomb threat was recede in most areas but Officials Fleer than human hair, micro-thin strands of "Iconel" wire are across the face of the nation ,,in reason, we have excluded each celved, but nothing was found. fear disease among vi Inspected wi th a magnifying glass be fore Instal!atlon as scalers blood." He has said "A" was for llagers around catalytic converters in Ford Motors' 1975 models. The thrown together In rudimentary airport and "L" was for locker. asbestos yarn Is braided around the converter to prevent the relief camps, weakened by lack In a tape recording directed escape of deadly exhaust fumes before they are converted to of food and forced to drink wato the Los Angeles Herald-Exharmless gas. ter from flooded wells. aminer Friday night, he said There have been unofficial -. reports In both countries of cho' lera outbreaks. - .__ - -, ' ____ _______ NATION Sunday Herald - 4 GOO Sunday, August 18,1974-113 IN BRIEF Blind Teacher Gels Class POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. (AP) - Bruce Bevan, a blind sixthgrade teacher, can return to his classroom next nwnth. The Poughkeepsie Board of Education voted unanimously late Friday to reinstate the 40-year-old teacher, ending a fouryear struggle that included a series l'i"jrt b :tles it UIuui., fl. I I Parents 1~1~, .,. 1~c J, - WASHINGTON (A?) — A disciplinary panel of federal I Ba bie s 19 ! ____ • - _______ • — ____________ . '' • . .1 .. . - .-..- ' .,.j. .. I. . ' r ' - P , • , • - • - . • Need Stimulation - _. ..ft / of such training would be benefit to the public in future years 'Children must be gl"en a .; ( !, '•$ fy; wrong 'C all starts in thehome, 'shesaid Mrs Philips sai d th at with her family she ne ver had time to read books on child rearing, but rather followed her pediatrician's advice. De. Metz, while supporting training for young parents, also objected to the word "mandatory." He said the mental health organizationis considering an outr each type program in the neighborh 5 with young parents. • ..'. - 7 •. . - i --,, - 1-1 _ A090aw a Bernice Downs provides vital mother , Se loving discipline," Sanford physician C.F. Brooke Smith said. Dr. Smith father of boys d f' ' 1 Heaven," said he has often 14 hy the federal goverrunent has not initiated a program to train vowi people who arego ingto fl ' d have h cis hildren. - "&cc;rse ng could only be fective if the right type of teacher is in charge," heI sa ' adding that an instructor who doesn't know what he is tal king about could only create a bad program. "Parents who did not how to brin g up th eir chil dr en with loving discipline are the basic • ug problem Eli young peope oday Too many children walking the streets search ag a getting to trouble instead." "Thetrainlnuisaver. oodid but it • a 1 'oUauiia%e U) tiC WIUI the cooperation of the young parents an UVUIg mandatory" Mrs Lee Marrk a Boulevard, Calerry, said ' - -•- •-' I , "Young par ents basically sho ul d be train ed In how to treat th eir children with . . that he can. The return would be tremondou later. misconception,parents can be demanding beyond Small child's ability-such as toilet training attempted when th e child has not reached th e sta ge of neurological development where the program can success1u1, successfu l ," . Metz said, Dr Reh Is very enth usias tic a bout train ing yo un g Parents. "I feel strongly that because a woman is biologically equi pped to bear a child does not mean she is equipped with the skills necessary for the Job. "We no longer have large families or the family closeness where girls and boss learned how to be take care of children by ob3erving at home," he mid. x UCO ,rIOfl First. Loving Discipline J - ) "We would instruct the parents on the importance of holding infants 'A hen they are infed,o mg m an cuddling them . ould urge that they pro~ile the toddler with crayons, Paper. blunt-edged sci&wrs and to let the child do all the small things Mrs. Donald E. Smith, of 218 Mderwood, Winter Sp rings, tile mother of a 21 i Year old, and expecting a new baby in the i)ring. "The little I have learned has shown that new parents who the ziietliods their parents used, may not be going the right .;.y," she said, noting she is currently taking a psychology urse. Mrs. Smith suggests a co urse be requir ed In high school on ch:ld rearing. "Just like sex education ,I th in k a course of this kind would be welco me," she said. 'A lot of times juvenile problems stem from difficulties young people have with their parents . If parents knew how to communicate better, t he problems might be alleviated." ,"I - Th eultl P -__, - • headed or serious difficulty in life. "A baby is born with its motor alrea dy going. He Is born plugged in, so to speak. and as long as the parent Is there to support and give him stimulation he will be healthy, well in. tellectually and Emotionally in good shape to reach his potential .If the parent does not support his need s, his motor is sh u t ff,. Dr. Rediehs said. mateeffectoninlants who arenothcidorplayed with ,who are not talked to, cuddled and loved by their parents, is death, Dr. Rc'diehs said, pointing to documented st ud ies of chil dren institutionalized at an early ag e. "But less than death , children who are not stimulated just do not acquire motor skills, they do not learn or their learning and motor skills are very delayed," he said. Can a child become irretrieva bly retarded mentally and Physically from the lack of stimulation or demonstratve love? "I'm sure there is a point of no return, a tim e when th e lack these children have suffered can no longer be compensated (or;" Dr. Rediehs said. . : WASHINGTON (AP) -- The use of vinyl chloride in household aerosol sprays is being banned by the U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Until recently used as a propellant in the sprays, vinyl chloride has been linked to at least 24 cases of a rare form of liver cancer among industrial workers. The ban voted Friday takes effect in 45 days unless the agency receives "legally sufficient" objections requiring a public hearing. Under the ban, consumers who have aerosol cans containing vinyl chloride will be able to return them for a full refund. - Well As Love AS W Young mothet with a two year old and six months old infant thinks schooling young rntlr., in the skills of parenth ood Is a ( I idta . , -'I w ould be all in fa%or except (or the mandator) part," she said. I am raising my children by common sense," she said, adding she has a degree in child Psychology and child development and has fo both courses of immense help. • "My mother also used the common se ns e approach," she said; My husband and I are raising our children with values and traditions that we have, rather than the restrictive way," she - -..! ::-z -. -_ -t,-_&~E:p~::~-- Dr. Glenn Rediehs, child Psychologist and instructor at Valencia Community College, Orlando, thinks this child may be Vinyl Chloride Banned -.- . - . • Ricky is always spotlessly clean and always dressed Mother will not put him on the floor where others walk, The floor is covered With germs, shc the coup1e calls themselv es good parents and say little Ricky is an obedient. perfect child, But is he? Dr. Werner Metz, a psychologist, and executive director of th e Seminole County Men ta l Heal th Center, said this trouble unless his parents change their methods. c hild "The way a child is treated from birth until he is four or five years old determ ines th e kind of person he Will be--his basic personality," Dr . Metz said. 4. Treating a child this way will relard his development, effect future relationships and really be very debilitating" Dr . Metz d. , , Law Keeps Klelndlen.sf - - A six-month old infant, to uie oei ever his head. A beautiful child, Ricky does not reach for the attractive toy. Nor does he make any sound or move from the spot where his mother placed h hours ago. His young par ents do not Physically ab use th e son that th ey dearlY love. Considering themselves modern parents, they arc determined Ricky will not be spoiled by being picked Up unless it Is necessary. Insisting it is foolish to talk to a child who is obViOuslY too Young to understand English, mother feeds her baby . KnowmwHo Nee d By INNA ESTEE herald Staff Writer ,...-', court Judges has decided not to disbar former Atty. Gen. Richard G. Kleindlenst. The judges ruled Friday that his misdemeanor con. viction for failing to tell the whole truth to a Senate committee does not warrant removing his right to practice law in the District of Cnl'irnhla Kleindlenst, who resigned as attorney general because of his close association with individuals implicated in the Watergate scandals, pleaded guilty to the charge stemming from testimony before a Senate Judiciary Cornmittee hearing in 1972. — • S following the board decision. Bevan said he is In good condition. "I'm glad it's finally over," he said. "It suddenly dawns upon me that Ihave to work next month." Bevan was placed on extended sick leave after he went blind. When he sought to force a return to teaching in September 197, the board refused and later voted to suspend the tenured teacher without pay. A series of court battles ended last April with a unanimous ruling that Bevan should be reinstated. Bevan said that if he finds he can no longer relate to ' ililtilt S 1(1 the elIsr(('fn ut' t oulci voluntarily Step th. n Floods *W_i;F_ -'- love "Many limes parents learn on their first child, and a happy ending is not always the result," Dr. Rediehs said, noting Valencia will be offering parent education cla&v-3 in Sep. tember. David Ehlert, co-ordinator of Seminole Junior College's community services department, while agreeing a training class for parents would be good, said the public school system is already diluting with other programs. teaching of the basic "three R's." "I'm all for it-motherhood, flag, tea ching dog obedience , animal control-but where is th e proper place for It?" Ehlert ;' , , Training For Parents An Idea getting some support from ed ucators and psychologists these days is mandatory schooling of young parents in the raising of their children. Congress and th e state legislat ur es likely will be slow to enact such a law, fearful It will breed resentment among some parents who have th e knack of getting along wi th th eir offspring and making them mind their manners as well. But, Mrs. Tom Downs of 215 W. Magnolia Ave.. Longwood, a "Perhaps th e cart sho uld be put before th e horse ," he said. "How a bo ut concentrating on th e educa tiona l hot pota to-good sound sex education _first, The necøsitv of teaththg yo un g parents skills to rear their children insinuates those having children are ill-prepared. Perhaps good, sound schooling in sex ed ucation is what is necessary," Ehiert said. No Time For Bochs "Once th e young marrieds are given th e option th rough sex education of whether to have children, the next step would be instruction on how to bring Ole chedren up," he said. -But sex education should be first. A mother of 10 children , five years old to 18, including two sets of twins, five and seven years old, Mrs. Philips said the results I, Business As Usuai .:..',-'' . For Partying Ford . Holdeman Legal Fund " 0 Es tabli j1 shed 1' Though he was putting in 12Ident Ford has slowed his pace presiden t. hour days In the Oval Of fice, a little after his first week In HIS timetable for picking a Ford seemed to be enjoying his office , giving a dancing party vice presidential nominee new role. and planning to play golf after slipped in the crush of business He danced until midnight at church on Sunday. and a choice is not expected to his first state dinner party in Aides figured Ford might get be announced until Tuesday or the White House on Friday a chance over the weekend to Wednesday. night for King Hussein and Queen Alfa of Jordan. It was like an inaugural ball said one of the 170 guests. /ul. , other called It "a breath of Iii r . ' Seaboard Coast Line engineer Oliver W. Hall o111. Poplar Ave., Sanford, retired this READY FOR Nixon Must Wait "We'll have more of them," L' LAST RUN week after X years with the — — th e partying President prom. MaIe Convicted gal defense fund has been es. tabllshed n 1 e1j White House chief of staff Hald man, an tie of the (fri ye Z. Wayne Griffin, a ml tired HIl ood film '1 Id he mailed out jc. itati °? t 1,200 200 busi ness execu. j swekend ww imor will have to be determined by the judicial process," Griffin however, he is entitled to the pee'PtIon Innocence and to the very best J)ossible legal de- t Ford di dn 't let thearty ing get In the way business Griffin, who said he 3 been AP), - m . wi.'. u 'i. t'e ii'...' i. , i, House counsel sai d WOUu a . UC.I a1 White House says i is not tie- Buchen afrlenuolLieuzu.maniamu) said on Friday. desk at 6 a.m. today. for years, di sclosed deta ils of nying that former President Presidential Press Secretary Staff meetings were schedinasiory published Richard M. Nixon owns the Jerald F. terHoest, who relayed Wed throughout the morning, tapes of presiden ti y y Angeles al conversa- the statement from President with Secretary of State Henry iui,vS. tons he left behind him, but he Ford's new attorney, said A. Kissinger, transition chief DALLAS, Tea. (AP) Moreno Gonzalez, drove =--------will have to whit before he gets Buchen "tells me that this de- flrnuild Rurn!f!d md ccor.omlc said he brought up moneyShe andfriend, in. She said Rios them. got out, apvelopnentinfio way co,tctitutp and political advIsers. The se' He said • "In the interest of allowing a denial that the materials are afternoon she gave him the prachedherasshesjabao, .' was left free. id.-a. He was found guilty In the lutely still and "asked timely consideration of possible the personal property of the me how ;.. Ford got good marks for his first case testing the city's use much I charged." '7 . legal Issues raised by the spe- former president." -;: first week on the job f ro clal prosecutor or others, m con- of a policewoman as a fake Th " ese were his opening • The press secretary said gressmen, governors and may- prostitute, comments. 1 asked him what he movement of tapes and Buchen issued the statement ms who hailed his openness, documents is being deferred," after conferring wi Municipal Judge William was referring to. He stated he th Ford. . candor and Informality. Bennison found Pa ul Rios, 21, wanted to (expletive deleted) guilty on Friday under a new me and he wanted a (expletive I p -_ f _; state law which m.ikesit illegal deleted)" ____ 'tf' .•. for either party to solicit for "Once he stated what he -i..prostitution, Rios was fined $50 wanted, be asked me again how Ring attorney, Ron Merrill, much I charged I stated again I said he would appeal, but Dal wasn't soliciting PI .N.0 las' contrUsersial hooker deco) 'I wa lked away from the 'se• ' , seemed to have cleared her hide to where my underfirst hurdle, . -44F cover agent was sitting." W • Deborah Ann Gardineer, 36, The undercover agents, five MW7 who has had J ob since j of them, arrested Rios and I • -'4.1j I, has been responsible so far Gonzales,wI stiflfaces aj *v 4 for the arrest of 11 men, in. apperanee. :' cluding 14 tIt night of June Merrill told the court he found ." -when Rios encountered her in it incredible that Officer -• East Dallas about 12:30 am. Gardineer got propositioned so 4 Both the Policewoman and often without making advances a' , Rios agree he Offered her $20, "You're not telling the Court although he only had $1 at the you Just sit there ... you don't time, say, 'Shove off, buster.' You - The argument wu over why play along until he utters those . Rios made the offer. magic words?" he asked SHA AWARD He says she was in the middle policewoman. of the street and motlone(j for -, The replied: "No, I do not use Sanford Housing Authority himloc-omeover. body language; no, I do not commiss i oners have -- • "My buddy grabbed for her, sexually encourage; no, I do root presented a plaque to herman V - ' She sold. 'Don't touch me (or lead them on.' SHEI,, A WARDS COUNTY COUPLE Rembert Sr., SHA mainnothing.' What does that mew, Merrill said he was amazed tenance director, for 2lyeazg ierl1fio Polk kftj presents Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Weiss of Altamonte Springs with a lifetime to you?" otzte Gardineer created such service to the agency that honorary membership iward of the FLwlda Sheriffs Boy' Ra.nci. The award was in She said she was standing In a "an appetIte for IrostI'jtion" In recognition of a administers 480 lnsi-tent don*Uon the couple made to the boys ranch. parking k when Rios and fits men, housIng units In Sanford. I nHooker \ I.1 , /T yelT • • - -_ -- ---- - --- - ----- - -- -_ -f ----- - .J!!!I - - _ — ' an ys. The trip, tentatively scheduled for October, would take tl)( Canadian leader to Britain, France, West Germany an d other Common Market nations. I would be Trudeau's first major foreign tour since his visit to China In 1973. J 4 \ ',' I V ;, ..., t ,, ...:~...,. -71 -F \ ______ -- . 4' x I , A UCKLAND, N.Z. (AP, — Conductor Leonard BernPhilharmonic kicked off a tour of Nevr Zealand and Australia with iidt e Bernstein arranged from the world premiere of a his ballet, "Dybuk." 11 e orchestra played to a capilcity crowd at Auckland Tois'ii Hall. ) I '. rnsfejn Tour Starts - •• f ' ' I -- IA)S ANGELES (AP) — Comedian George Burns i rted progressing well one week after undergoing Opel -heart surgery. lit Irns, 79, was movec' from a coronary care unit to the regtilar care area of Ctrs of Lebanon Hospital Friday, a spo esmali said. He is s!xpected to be hospitalized for ann' her week, -- . • ' .' I • _____ . ,,,,,,1,,,, , i -i Y ._ ,•. ., .. • ' • 1, " •- ', 10 . • •; - . • . IN, - - - . -_- _.." N ..-" ' - •'-. - - - . lihi ( 1 ) 1ifll as mnot tII 1'. L orr iine nuuuts,ts looks on, I Dci ,ild P ilot() I) %. Lldi Nichols) . , is - ite ouse , of ,, •' • •• George Burns Well' '.a---------- • :' the building are sorely in need on Pine Avenue in Sanford. She recordings, transparancies, neatly placed, catalogued and of care, but inside, the building accepted and was given one and animated cartoon strips, ready to of the Florida University, spoke is thriving with activity. Busy, large room on the first find at a moment's on, "The Roll of the Media floor, which are also made in the notice. The little red school house conipetant, well instructed The remainder of the building center. Specialist Kindergarten-12". wns a familiar sight to all of mnditiduals After this Presentation, the interested in wnsoccupied iitliother County Aside Yesteryear, but how many bringing knowledge to young agencies. from dealing tiltli I Id h leaches h mm,edia specialists ttere given i audio-visual would know, today, of the big students and eager to share Instruction course in 1011. Prep lrti chance to participate in various White house in Sanford, that each newly acquired technique So they began, with one large struction Material at , nterial, the center duplicates. types of mlledia.production Florida houses the "eyes and ears" of and principal, are busily room and two employees. Technological . , mounts and laminates pictures, University. the students of Seminole Count) compiling ,inti c Today. Mrs. Language Art Teachers v, r,' Ta br sa', s that c%.. nmn,s olating tie lii ip and Ok pages It types, sttioos h 'r also staff involved and given the hs grown nett'st and finest ideas ,in(] to 12, which e school th Mrs Ta>lor said If you'd like to receive first material available, includes three repairmen. The) Our 1tp opportunity to pre-view a th tree orb, school iam1 materials are loaned to hand information to the anstter "" nun film and student-produc'tI l arge \lrs la}lor, d teacher, who curriculum guides and other 8 nun films schools b) our to this question, pay a visit to earned tier B.S. degree at tl*K- hall space on the first I and r. publications, needed, and Mrs Angelin TaIlor, of 689 S Vhittenber "I V'sit the schools regularl% Wakes copies of langu U niv ersity erslt lfl They also have converted Vic This year. Mrs A aylor i., Hartley Ave. , inl)t tona an age and rrn led OhIo is a orme r old restroommi buildipi' at the to mnfertim thumi of in tie ' other t a h mirimi in of Re giumi J for tift s in i t Old should t ili explain. For , time jirop.rt, into it sertftes we have. mmiu4u director or a,, ,i, back or interest accnItntaIl be erased Jimmi lIars in 'student Media • . , n ran ,•fl 1a mr Is time cooruindiur ,. o scaoo machow shop, where the' three et. tii inourreguiarsei s, in iie, Ohio, in e t) r it mit t d Audio Visual Services of charge of visual materials It has the facilities for cutting Productions. This mncluds el ectronic ue they have not, as et She Seminole Count) Schools, was an English teacher at cc inivans,ripaira inacmnes II h availed themselves of our original tapes, riwkmg films junior collect's and junior and which, housed in this big, old Seminole Junior high School, out hthe center to the struces and transparanctes One young sc'iorhi.h school students The white house that stands at 1106 Casselberry, in 1966, Schools-suc man designs and pre pares th e winners of Region 3, will be sent h as proec tors, when she Pine Ave., provides the suggested to her County School arnpliers, tape recorders "Our latest, is teaching covers for their publications, to the Sta te Chairman and th e Wiu youngsters froni the third grade materials and Instructions for Superintendent Ihe nt of an cameras. The one remaining winners in each category will up to create and riiake Mrs. Taylor Ibl (OUflt) Audio Visual center m li101il itmi the first floom is conducts have their productions shown . anhitiate earans The results worksho1 for teachers The betIding, once housed the Seminole Count) cupieti b the library lfl ha ve kmi very gratifying and strutting them on how to se the Florida Association It old hopper Academ), the ordinator, but the Center hopes Enthusiastic with the idea the children and teachers are the liulteriab and equipment " \l dii and Education (t' area's first Negro educational asked Mrs Taylor , on March to be able to annex 1h, &n extremely interested ' ' they rtceie Slit arranges St Pet b urlinstitulon which was built In 22, 1966, t start an Instrut entire seco dtinfw the carmipu At month of present", she said, ,,we courses with local l5a4 It ttas an mmcssi, tional Material (enter in Cup',!d by Seminole Community ( are ollees serin, ii.,any paicchil for the benefit of proul structure, wdl built. But, Seminole Count),. She was Action. the Mrs Taylor compiles th I,chools in.addition to our public leachers. due to the lack of funds and elated . But, the problem of Mini Med'ia News". wilich is Mrs. Taylor instructs htr schools and high schools." other n&-eds, it became the (Inthragd place in which te be lrIng Pre-school, thIs 'ar, filled with daLi gin cmmiployes, to compile, print, and tips for th e Mrs. Taylor Is very she held an property of the County. was upper,iu,st in-service teachers, it is a monthly The only colate, catalogue anti get ready meticulous and that is the way workshop, at The neighborhood is run- place available to them, I.ynian Ilign publication, but due to paper was for distributitari, Instruction she has trained her employes, School, iiown and the grounds around this largt' white fr;umie' huilding for all nie'ttia Ik'rtage, will he I :t 'iwi: t'j material . 1iliii, filiit straps, For everything in the Center is specialists, Dr. Catherin' Steel, etrr th.r iiI:tJi , ste n and the New York - -- J!::. '; 0 By I"ANNEl'TE EDWARDS Herald Correspondent Prime Minister Trudeau will visit fall, a governt source - - .,. 'w se veral European countries this •---— '- • An ie -fa or irs a rudeau to To Visit Europe '•' ----- .t '. '- ' OTTAWA (.P) %.-.. - ." ' 7 - — ___- I . ngeIiti I -• rec ,, . JOKYO (AP) — Japanese police have discovered a Andwritten memo Indicating that the killer of Mrs. Chung Hee Park had planned for a year to assassinate her husband, the South Korean president, officials said today. They said the nuie.page document was found in the Osaka IN me of Moon Sekwayjg, a Korean srrete Thur&d ta ou1 Independence tIny rally after he shot at Park but hit 3 wife instead. Apparently written by Moon, the )cument called for armed revolution to overthrow ark's government"in our own generatj," Titled "The I)eclaratlon of Struggle," it said "a year of preparation ished 50 per cent (of the mission) to bring p Isrkaccompl down." ______ ________ t • Assassin's Memo -. J ' WASHINGTON (AP) — Jordan's King Hussein says he 3 fully satisfied with talks with President Ford and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. After a meeting oday with Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger, he rays he will participate in the next step toward a iegotlated settlement in the Middle East. Hussein was to I cave for home today. ' ' Mundt Dies At 74 George (Lorraine) Hubutsky, thought it was only a virus, a day, at specified times, to Foundation, president of the Chapter, diabetic There had to be an adjustment avoid going into shock, youngsters in the area, are busy The Ch apter is mnadc up of (or our entire family. My As of now, there is no known making articles to Do you dread going to the juvenile diabetics, as well as daughter, Tin], has sell at the learned to cause doctor for a shot, but feel pretty parents of stricken children, live or no known cure for the Winter Park Charit flazaar, to wi th heroic afterwards? How would plus a panel of coosufttiig herself it and, in fact, gives disease that will affect one out be held October 22 — an insulin shot every of live people in the United you like b be a youngster with a physicians. Lorraine, of 3349 day. A Diabetes Bill, recentls Sta tes, by 1980. Insuli diagnosis of juveni!e dia be tes, Coleus Court, Winter Park, and Tina, a very pretty 11 year cure-only n is not a ped in Washington, assures and face a future of at least one a mother of four daughters, old, laughed and a maintenance until money will be funded for said, "I had to something better conies along, shot every day for as far into became interested when her practice research and onan orange, at first," LArraine said, "The Juvenile had written education, Tina th' future as you can see' own daughter was pronounced She also does the urine tests Dia be tes Foundation has three the President juenile diabetic two bears needed, and meticulously keeps goals, uj',,.t kqr.nj,,', That ,c vn,'tlt. urging the passage of the bill J '' "P" e ducation , family (l,l( n . docto r pronounces ' ago She said, I learned .there careful ords . She ' Ct' Ct when .1 .'', r fr o m fingered a counseling, and to support ,, ., , F "ere over 300 other diabetics in , itic ,,uiia ,,oItLS( ---round metal disc worn around research. TIu disease is one of patient a "diabetic." Helping to the area. My d oc tor suggested her bridge the traumatic exneck, signifying that she is the most prevalent in the IArraine tould like to that by forming a chapter of the a diabetic, and see liericnce of said, "1 always country, but the least funded more area residents at the one's Foundation, we could learn carry a piece of candy with me, and researched," lifestyle, a changing fairly new from each other," Foundation's meetings. They in case of an emergency," 11cr organization, the Central S)mptoriis of the disease are open to the public, with the With afull-time job at Rollins mother explained that extra include: excessive urination, first one of the fall Florida Chapter of season to be the Juvenile College. Lorraine generally exercise or excitement can excessive thirst, excessive held Diabetes Foundation, reaches devotes a good 40 hours Sept. 24, at the Busch a week luse a reaction. Orange juice hunger, out with encouragement and working with the strictly and drastic weight loss, Science Building, at Rollins also kept close by when she "We try to balance the insulin, Coll ege. Daniel H . Mints, MD,, hope. "A juvenile diabetic is a volunteer Diabetes Foundation. d%CfldS school. Should an in- diet and exercise," said Director of the Juvenile term used for the insulin. Telling of the shock upon '' sulin reaction occur, some formn Lorrai ne, "as diet is extremnelt' dep't.ndent form of diabetes, learning her daughter had o I)iabetiu Research Foundation sugar must be given Un Important for the lifetime of the -it the Uni versity of \ti,uni, sifl which generally begins In th e diabetes, she said, "It was mndiately or unconsciou,snes, diabetic," Il ib 'ti( I earl)' years,'' explained Mrs. frightening at fir st, as we speak on, "Beta ('cli Iran. may result. Tina eats six meals To raise money for the splant.'' -..----- -- 4 P H)ELDANIC}IOLS Herald Correspondent Hussein Talks With Ford ase ' !, WASHINGTON (AP) — Former Sen. Karl E. Mundt, who worked with a young congressm,n named Richard M. Nixon in the investigation of the Alger Hiss case by Congress, is dead at the age of 74. Mundt, who also joined the former president in sponsoring a bill to require registration of Communists, succumbed to a heart ailment Friday. LOS WASHINGTON (A?) - P. cunsider his choice for vice For His, Tapes WASHINGTON ( IN BRIEF GroupAidsYoungDiabetjcs i Taylor - ni:mke.s Up Cata log on colator �________ ______ _____________________________________________________________________________________ - ______________ - . ___ - - ift - . -. I : davAu9usna1974 "E 011th This Ring. . . Nancy's w ' For Sunday, August 1C, 1974 F_ iI : I Newsnotes Miss Susan Daneen harper. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E C 8) (AKItOLL RI(IHTER L : You can now relax and take it Harper Jr., 2001 Mellonvilic. easy, thinking lofty principles and how you can best make them a Ave., Sanford and Harold part of Your everyday, practical living. Jalms Read Jr., son of Mrs. AR I ES I Mar. 21 to Apr. I 9) Show Your apprecia lion to others Harold J. Read and tl, e late Mr. ,~~ hl h~ "'? b.. —n -..!:.v C,-pe. J,iie,wg~i )VU. Study ) Vur wardroole Read. i663 Indian Itiver lid., for repairs and ad~iti`o`ns. New Slliyrna Beach, exchanged TAURUS t Apr. 20 to May 20) Improvo appearance, then off to %eddint! vows Aug. 3. 1974 at ,I . TI I :I I I I I the places with the people helpful to you. Accept invitation to ,attend a group meeting. Drive carefully. ,I r Women m the community Interested in participating es , . 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church, Sdnfoed. .. t . 7 . R_ I yourself apirst rape my sw have their opportunity. Winter Springs Police Chief John Govoruhk, In talks with both Orange and Seminole County Sheriff's Department Personnel, has been promised full cOoPeratic-a provided there t . IF I ' . I - -I_ -.; _. -, .1. I __ . . -_ f E71 ~ ,.W . -I- Associ a tion Rec re a ti on Building on o n turday, Aug 24, at 10 Of Any 10 through 18 years of age Interested In working with either the Youth Group or with the Police Department in a cadet-type program is urged to attend. The prime requisite for the I formation of any group is the -) , number of participants 0"--- LAMB ---%We I — tI J' --- n%JK%J I , -. - I YCO . H I .11. ;; - Herald ti rI— -_ ____ SundayHerald U % Climax SundaYsAstl8slfl4_3B eremony Un'ItesCouple , flibs .. i I r I i DEAR DR. LAMB — re. that women are sexier than cently when I found Until out different from talking to some of men. Some claim that women my girl friends, I thougilt all have been sexually inhibited by PW men because Of this. The whole women climaxed the way I do, basic scheme has been to ' every Other minute or so. Some ,'" Of my friends never reach a control women to tile point that they -are not ~e:~ually ji Illi- eilt to Clinw, ever, some once In a men. I I. . 1) . I I ~ I J .. Patricia Ann See I . - . becarne the bride of Donald Wayne Brown, Auv. 3.1974 at 2 P.M. at the Church of Nativity, Lake Mary. Father Wil lain Neidert officiated at the double ring ceremony and Gloria Dilvis, organist, presented a n \ grandmother of the r- , - - - -_ ' 11 ~ ,~ f, , -1 - . II chiffon gown. Both wore white carnal-ion corsages. .11 '-* -xv - - ! -' , % C~*. Reception site was the , C, T_ I - -^TfThe :,.7', buffet table was I i yellow and white daisies, i flanked by two candelabra. L . ;_~:.~ .- - _. Y 07.M - r` . ._~~2! - r '-. ..~ L , ~:,_~--, 111:111MEM 4 I'— Iff L GEM1 I (a 21 to June 21) Make or abod emore attracthe Inc pastor, nresgenera Y _____ I for greater popularity and success. Get preliminary work done on COsillato officiated -it Ifif ( I gin the community. terested in the program,ac. FJ i I while, others on, maybe twice L The b.riel "' the daughtc.r of - ~-*-~ new projects which interW you. ~_, candlelight, double ring Whether this is trot ur n o t , . Instructors will be provided . cording to Police Chief at a time. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Improve peace of ceremony. Organist, Mrs. , I I for c!asses on the cond.ItIon that Govoruhk. If there Is enough MON than once I have ac. does appear that a significant % Ave., lAke MarY 'dH The three tiered wedding % 4 mind dnd clear thinking b) ithng books Sow courtesies ('rgc Touh), presented in j response to the police program, umber of worrien who do learn , tually Passed out during inter. " See. 7522 Le cake was elaborately decorated V rd itam 4fl 4 IL ~ Grande St. ; -, i11 d — • NANCVROYrH ' ~Cft i 110 iJy Aug. 21) Study finances to know ho to i take another fashion can also develop few weeks Applications W Women Interested in the il10 of Mr.and Mrs Willie P fountain of orange flowing ease assets. Study your paper well for all kinds good ideas, Two 14 branch spiral and a classes are advised to contact scheduled to appear and will available on Saturday or Capacit) of hating rnuItipl M husband Is a , water. A music box between the G. Brown , rove W. ;i~ M opportunities. Ia to economize more, too, anor, pair of seven branch canand climaxes. the Winter Springs Police psent to the group es of the interested. sometUnes comes with numaor. i first and second tier was I V1H(,O (Aug fl to Sept. fl) Take m ore of those health deLibra with white Ca thedral . hers like contest and discuss the prizes to parent and leave your Church I 0. Am I norplaying the Wedding March and decorations included A . I name You will be contacted be awarded it Is as if the level of sexual treatments you have found helpfvl in the past and add to present tapers and trailing springen ..: floral a a bride r rangements of white and groom stood betI : Slit. AND AIRS. HAROLD JAMES vitality. 0ack wardrobe with eye to coming season. tension really doesn't subside illuminated the Altar ,area. when the classes start. Another thin i 'et The contest ends Monday, J READ JR. ween the second and third tier The United Homeowners lOUms Yellow gladioli and % entirely, and there are a series . LIBRA Sept. to Oct. fli Handle those personal affairs early l'utted pahiis and a large . 1"... Sept. 2. Winners will be arl~ Association of Winter Springs at the drop of a hat, but never of I C, greener), with orange and Miznature wedding attendan ts Hride,iiajd were the MIs5 at the entrance. Palms were ~ after attending pW]osopWcal studies. He more understanding Of arrangement in a white peak responses rather than flounced at the Council meeting has aecomplished much in just I,ori , a child ¶utl te. e have one Harper, sister of the bride used for background and tables mate for better results. K eep s then a subsing of arousal P posed (srecn urn, of white glads, Monday, Sept. 9. , been ll and Usbeth and Be verly Head, adorned with to fiv ed one Year, and I to previous levels. The more Pews were marked with matthat exiended down tip-. entire a couple of weeks. SCORPIO Oct to Nov 21) Show courtesy to your g e branch r%~~_I _ I . lavender asters, pink carI lost The next 'cnenl meetm of s 1 the ching bows . ' ersufbrjdegroo,n Their silver All office ouLjde of the cake and the top ye been elected candelabra a UUuyat three montha and common ability of a woman to friends and others so they will understand you better. Attend - with the Winter S rings Youth one a er. , months. Could (iCeiup the capacity for multi( hats and flowers were cascading arr. __-, n a ft was adorned with orange rrrs,es, (ien in marrja't b) tier ary basis and . ... # __ croup affair that can help your su( ss well, _ will bc, held at 7:30 p.m., e these two 01111j;s be related'! swe it father the bride ore a formal (ollifilil p€as iril iddiii LI lave tj honor be~ell fumied, SAGIflMUUS (Nov. 2-) to Ik. 2!, Vuu can add in present decorations. A white Pic orgasins does set her apart %% "lt(' I"ujl 1111LI'lls. pink. Aug. 20, at the Winter Springs Believe me, I wrought attendant. Rainbow color min ts, candies . Police Chief John Govoruhk 77he memt,_rship now stands at lavender and white,car am not upset I rorn men. The male, when he is na tions, Community ~ prestige if you get into that civic matter of importance and make iron Pri"eux was used and a Association and Winter Springs Youth 1O. about this in the least * MR. AND but i Bruce Smith, New Smyrna iisters, and daisies If , ROBERT old-fashioned lace around the Yo ur mark felt. Avdonewhoisckyandfio(sehes '. with sil ver Recreation Building on North Group _' ey young anu full of sexual ten. - . in orange and yellow net bags —a-, it. IIIte colwiin pedesta l with 4 ha be . Coordinator Sonny Beach, was best man and CUCyptUs toliage. he"lline a a g. I have al. sions, may be able to be and punch were served along The next meeting of the so . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) GCt that big project worked 6, ggp trailing springeri held three usher-groorrismen were Clarke ways Mitchell have been discussing United Homeowners will be w ith the cake. Rice bags with ) sex and a l wa ys aroused again ve soon, but long sleeves. The bodice ~ TINV five tiered wedding cake oul on paper; it can bring fine success. 11sten to wise person's silver candle sticks for the !00_14; t* , One ose of want it. the major topics on thn merging the prop My ' d Winter field Tuesday, Aug. 27. at 7:30 Glaft, Kelly Avant and Greg was cut and served by Mrs ribbon bows were distributed to urtd small floral, motifs suggesons. Safegua you reputhtion. 0 husband gets so none ever reach the repeated 0 agenda will be discussion Springs youth poll bridal couple's candle lighting Jacoby. They were attired in Wendell tired ! progr n of always the guest. CL and a high lace collar trimmed p.m. The site has not AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) peaks that you are describing. It., been ## I. ;: Forget fun today and plan ceremony. Family pews were whit ja ke - black slacks and Nla escott and Mrs. Ed regarding the "Name the with the present Youth Group. selected at this writing but all M it, the %N 'it) seed pearls. how to get your responsibilities handled more efficienuy. Be I :!?~ - -. tier. aunts of the bride, and Park" Contest 'MW ,Mrs. Brown chose a green I niarked with white satin ribbon A meeting will be held at the wJnute h comes As men get past the teens and lavender shirts to complement pouring from t ttit members will be informed as agreeable to desi res of mate. Drive with utmo care. tiered veil Was double knit suit with small bows and nosegays of flowers the bridesmaids' gowns. were Mrs. Jean Councilman Irwin Hunter is Winter Springs work, and lately has com. early 2os, !hen it takes longer i cll Wit-11 matching lace arxi Fi.PISCF-S i Feb. 20 to Slar. 2o) Lunch with a partner and learn similar to tile bridelilaids Jacoby, Mrs. Wter Turner, of w hi te flowers and a corsage of I plained that I wear him OU between each orgasm. Women, The bride's mother chose a Brandon and Mrs. David Tesh, secured by a headpiece of face just what is expected )U and you cement far better relations. bouque ts. -MRS. DONALD WAYNE BROW'N 1: white daisies for her going. much, so I have t and e pcar • ing for though, can develop multiple fonnal length gown of pink knit Raleigh, N.C. • th ird tier Avoid one who miswiderstands your meaning and gives ou . away OutfiL The couple left for Given in marr age o orgasm capacity and sustain it gs "I in the ore trouble. Xtencling into a train. She Beth Duggar, Sany Nicks, Flower girl was little Miss a wedding trip to the Treasure father, U bride wore a formal Terri See and 1.1 nda See. Two of CindY See. apparently for much of their matching long slee ves, a Jacket bride's book toble, overlaid I ~ 4 goes to work ° drrie1 df IF YOUR CHELD IS BORN TODAY... he or she will be very cascing th Island bridal suite, Daytona e attendants wore long gowns length gown of white satin . active scxual life. 9 of ribbed knit, circular chiffon with a white lace cloth and The bride's mother chose a Beach. Th e ir new residence will white carnations (hriamic and can work very hard .,ind be so fu Dlane Kristine Banninga, bridegroom's mother wore a Don't get me wrong, he en, ll of vitality that finished organza ix)sed over skirt and rhinestotic belt. sh of Nile orange sheer with puffy long powder blue gown with V e adorned %ith a feather pen and others will ;4 r,nder where it. aH comes from daughter of Mrs. Marilyn long blue gown accented by arid ellow . SCSj in erslrsct ou tire JOYs sex too, Just not a ften. be in flowmans Trailer [lark. . SO be Sure to channel Laffot.a, designed with a closely wore niatching accvssori s y with b b 's breath and leeves and dark orange hops neckline, blue and white sequin I es arid single whit#-- rose in a silver bud n the minority, but Banninga, and tile late Jack silver acct&, the forces in the rht dection, otheise your progeny could fitted bo ebary. The bridegroom is a g. ~ories and a white Is there somethir-P, wrong that doesn't mean You are ab. By JEAN BARNES di ce of Venise face a shoulder corsage with sprigs of white daisies a t trim, white accessories, pearl the item. When new was it a bit of room for repair and gretnery. bridal Vase. Jill Harper, attired in a v with tile or are there lots of normal. You have developed a Banninga and RObert Wilber orchid corsa The Herald S1eeI just as easily get on the wrong side of the fence and ruin the featuring a square neckline and pink roses and baby's bre really a good piece of furniture, replacement if the item is a tile back. The other two wore purse and a corsage of baby pitcher for the .Minnesota Twirus ath. long Yellow gown will) yellow M,jrkus, soil of Mr. and Mrs. women who are th is way? Mrs. Herin in Elizabeth, Tenn. and will 'all Banninga, Miss Kathy See wonderful Potentials here. Teach early not to criticize others so exquisite lantern sleeves. Satin or, run of the , raill, mass really fine and old one. highly responsive Pattern. Paul Markos Sr., all of Sanford, gra The bridegrooni,s mother carnation corsage, distributed , sister of the gowns identically styled in white carnations with blue continue to work at the Auto much, but make allowances for their shortcomings. Teach t ndmother of the bride, wore bride, was raid Antiquing always looks so Produced, wiftut distinction or There is no harm in it as long as honor. S o ribbon at the wa istline con- wore a (oal length gown If, DEAR READER after w-,ighing the factors, sheer with gold bows, accent. The bridegroom's Train, in Sanford, between — Some ar- it doesn't take you away smile more, too. were united in Holy Matrimony a long green Jersey Crepe gown was attired in a formal length >ellow of the rice bags. Floating easy when you watch a demon. peonality? ; trolled the The), each carried a from dent feminists would say softly flowing turquoise polyester knit crepe. bostesses cre Susan Williams, str ator wi you are still fencsitting, get nosegay of mother wore a long Kelly green seasons. The bride plans to The Stars impel, t.hey do not compel."What you make of July 20.1974 at 2 Imn. at Grace with white accessories and a you enjoying other things in life th pa int brush and gown of orange floral ch.iffon, ), ellow and white daisies and gown with Cowl neckAne, your gathered skirt. are °°I f their Quality furniture in good busy with some research. Find life is largely United Methodist Church, white carnation corsage. to YOU! r connt1on besides sex. : it1i enroll at Scininole Jun ior The sleeveless gown with Sylvia Smith, Buff Keeth, Joan steel wool transform a family. condition should never be sub. Out what you have, how good it long full sleeves, Jewel rnunis with orange stephanotis chiffon s lee v Sa nford. Silk illusion edged with empire waist featured a lace Jacoby, Sharyn Stensom and battered object into an attrac- jected to any es and a corsage of College, in September. The reception site was the neckline and pearl buflon trim arid ribbon to match their baby carnations, green baby's matching Venise lace formed coat with rhinestone buttons, Mrs. Jose Donnison. thing that is and then decide whether to Rev. floss Denslow, church Social Annex For Monday, August 19, 1974 tive of the Church. The down the front. She wore a gowns, piece of furniture. ;)er mantilla with full cathedral matching accessories and a detract from i original a pastor, leave it alone or take th e breath with white accent. was For traveling, Mrs. [lead officiating two tables were overlaid with matching picture hat and length w PearanCe. If Gary Brown served his GENERAL TEN I NDENCIES: A in doubt, get the plunge. . cler',an at t he candlelight, white bce, over green ffeto carried a Ma y e succumbed to Mrs. Leonard Bonville, edding veil. She corsage of pink minuet roses wore a green and yellow knit day when you are able to time 7; Men's ForalWur nosegay of yellow and brother as best man and ushers Longwood, maternal grand. yo ur acti vi carried an Edwardian bridal and baby's breath. this sion and bought a kit, opinion of an expert. My person double ring ties favora bly to get the b possi ble resu opinion (for pantsuit with yellow ac. RENTALS ceremony. and adorned with candelabra white baby Mullis and orange were Kevin Epps, Ronny mother lts. Make " sure you use the right amount of past experiences, combined with bouquet of white elegance V the bride, wore a long 8 1, 111L Consider, too, Your reason for what it's wrorth) is that the Mrs. Fred Colluzu, maternal cessories and a single rose. Only to Procrastinate, not Uiwrence hard)', organist and and floral arrangements. The 2; For Weddings, Proms, etc, tCP1nOtiS, Behrens, Kurt McCloud, Randy rose color gown and Mrs. LE. the new to achieve your objective. Handle debts wi.vjy. roses, stephanotis, baby's grandmother of tile bride, wore After a wedding trip along the th th Mrs, Janet -Mackall, soloist, all white three tiered wedding washstand antiqinng. Do you want to add beautiful natural grain of fine 8.1.Perkins Ms Wmr Bridesmaids were the- Misses Brown and Robby "(mar.21 to r. I9)D IweeLpperJyby5c breath and miniature English a printed polyester knit presented a musical program cake was hig Osteen benefitfrom this Color to your room or create old woods such as walnut, che. East Coast, U cou ple will will i full . hl ighted by a hIItjflg ivy with long Your activities cleverly so that you get the most done in the white satin leng th gown , from a variety of periods a rry,ash,mahogany including "Tho Wedding flowing fountain surrounded wte, green, maple and reside at 20 Hiliside Dr., Silver treatment. Ph. 322.1111 I minimum of time. harmonious blending of style? others, should never, not to 0%rrk. Prayer", "One ha nd-One with flowers, greenery and black and gold aad a white Sands, New smyTn,a Beach, never be Your quandary has no pat Amine Abrams, of Bradenton, carnation corsage with TAURUS(Apr.2D to May 2o) If yOu have an invitation to a ish this covered with paint. i heart" and "How Great Thou cupids. where the bridegroom is em. answer. These are some "rides but it isn't the oy solutio Kelly affa, sure go you have. Mae inaid of honor, was attirecl in a green baby's breath. Mrs. E. C. n . If — ployed by Read Construction of thumb" to guide you. you Carlos Abner McWhorter, 68, Mrs. Robert Haws and Mrs . Ioa1 tength gown of Idac Harper Sr., interesting acquaintances. . it Ave. Maitland, Kathleen M. an not sentinientall), at . The Church was decorated James Robinson cut and served Itt. 3 Box 188, Mary L Thom her paternal Co. however. GE-M!Nl ivieeulflg • ospone Pe rez, , Same add. cotton voile, accented by a front grandmother ft thched.ynumightse1J 21 to June 21) Make sure you keep 11 pj the IL *-tore a white 0 with candelabra, Potted ferns the wedding cake and groom's Out-of-town guests came In an era when demanci for and buy exactly wha made to closest Jes and add to harm Walter C. Young, 21, 1309 W. I t You want. A erest panel of dotted Swiss reaching carnation corsage with aqua from North Carolina, and New antiques is basket arrangements of white cake and pouring was Mrs. ul DavidPa I!ollthgo20 far greater than the I r could add to your present abundance. down to the wide dotted Swiss baby's brea 14th St., Meilcuise A. Sorre ll, INIAS DIAG) fl condition of the piece also . Smyrna Beach. Daytona Supply and nostalgia is Mullis, glads and greenery at James Markos. Miss Jenny fit. Box Ill LW. Rose Mary th, to complement Due to the Illness of w 18, 11 Higgins Terrace. the MOOS CHLDN (J e 22 to J y 2P, Mak rifle at the hemline, all edged her for the Altar . Gut entered Harrell presided at ma l leng th gown of Beach, Miami, Tallahassee, Pas ill detetmine to some extent Charles Edwards, a* e P7O en 20, P.O. sw the bride's Green, Aug. 19 Box 87 Lk. 1 with narrow Venise lace banSteben Joseph Curtis, 19, 813 ord, collectors are taking what you do. Is It worth meeting of World War turquoe knit with snatehing Bradenton, Orlando, West a second through a whiie iron arch book table and gift attendant Mariok at the lthas ding. T A '. small ruffle highlighted jacket. .Mrs. Gaslight Cir. WP. Debra M. filie future .ThOrOUgMess Is the keynote. 7hink logically. decorated with greenery, Je was Miss Toni Barca. Master Palm Peach. Panama City, Perfect and the not-quite-anti. restoration? Eerta generally Veterans Barracks 1197 of O (July 22 to Aug 21) My extra te ynu have L Carter, 20, 119 Biddle, 19, 1100 Suniland Ave. Given i S should have the miffs ul the Bishop sleeves paternal grandmother of agree that about 60 per cent of Deltona and we AtWUry un~tt )1flOuthSt.AIt.SpgsAlyce J n marriage by her and mistress of ceremonies Winter Haven, St. Augustine que pieces. . Spg. the o ri should be sWt ir.1pro,ving COnditions around your home. Plan a square bridegroom, wore a l ginal item should be left have been postponed brother, David Bi nninga, The were Mr. and,Mr.s. Paul Marktis Orange, 19, 512 ong gown ;I and the Tanipa area. Consider first the quality of Balsawood terude neckline. S'iy,- wore a lilac of mint green u Robert A. Steele, 21. 2220 W . ride wore a foal length Jr. Green net rice b orextu-as. Court,Alt. Spgs. W A R .,um tug. . Sept. ) a more terest , P picture hat with matching 1st., Gail A. Geanopulos, 32, and a white carnation corsage gown of all white lace. accented white ribbon bows were }OUt with Works In the Drawer Douglas C. McNair, 27. fit. 1 sonal appearance. Make plans to a ttend interesting . 1 a French Per. ribbonn and a 1005 1k • cam Hillcre St. Alt. Spgs. , t- , re nc1, — — 1w riun green by long sleeves with tiered bell distributed to the social aff airs r / Finatg,,t buvtffsl Fatty A'4idcan styling hi bab y 's - Box 254 Oviedo, C!ynthia A. eath, yLlests. . where you can meet of tavend asters, Rastic Maw. Grain flaish, all channel with Reception site was the Sanora skirt and lace tiered train. For traveling, Mrs. Markos, Hanes, 18, 231 Collony Dr. CB. . LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct 22 ) Handle the man" private duties pink miniature carnations, p 't was chose a yellow oi Clubhouse. uiw sown a picture, Her shoulder eni veil . A Albert L. Szabo, 3, 3684 y1ij an(, Wake 5 . . ta ed at ch to a cap of la ce and checked double knit pan More courtesy "r"llid wwwfiake murns, white arrangement of white Fuji ul t Ar istotic Av., Orlan do• Patricia ward ma brings better . ttt,t pictire tve" mass ossae. daisies, purple statice and niiun, lavender asters, orc she carried a nosegay of white with white J. SF g, -' accessories and hid a e a , *W,AW reagns Mm* and wilite eitivaltly baby's br ea th with natural mnums, SCORPIO ( Oct. 23 to May. 21) )ep y . C0111MUNT Ton roses. Her earrings and a cross while carnation cmge. Th- Circle Oviedo. j pink carnations and t See and ha--e a fuller life in UK future. New outlets will neck lace add much to foliage and lilac ribbon magnolia leaves In a cupid was a gift from , I the newlyweds left for a your abundance. 7hink logically. ; streamers. bridegroom. Pedestal container was placed Country Club lid. Cheila Lynne honeymoon trip to the Bahamas Ha)' SAGARWS (Nov 22 to 21 ) nnd a better way to be Marcia Jefferies, maid of and (;real Smoky Mountains. i Box 79 A LW more efficient at ymir job so that you gain more benefits. Other3 -,00 DAILY honor, Was attired in a formal i -lew-," % 1b 11,I - I-awrence Alan Chunat, 20,12 . Their new residence w0l be in _b ), I I " wll be more appreciative, Be wise. _- - . ~ length gown mile green with Sanford. The bridegroom Plaza Oval is 1~ 1__ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 it) Jan. 20) Obtair. more Ltiformatic a . ....~, . .-'/ e white lace bodice and lace cuffs employed as d HieCn:c for Black, 2Box 673A bouta Project ynuhav I 3!~:, that you can bee c• _:!Q on long sleeves. tier veil was Dave), Tree % f Experts, Winter LWcmsful in the futme. Associates can help. ~ secured by a Lace cap and she Park and the bride is a June _. Z Tyrone Redding 19, 36 AQUARIUS (J. 21 to Feb. 19) Make ure you are . carried a bouquet of green ilOO S_ William Clock St., Bertha FR EN (H AVE322 ~ 1974 graduak Seniiigiok High 1, reone where your dc diles are concern SANFORD ed. Plan more carnations brea th. ______________________________________ Roberts, 20, 2281 Church St time for bein g wi th mate and increase happiness Bridesmaids and matron, David Outoftowneslscef PISCES (Feb. 2o to Mar. 20) FW better ways were the Misses Dense Pip , Orlando, to please \ I I //:i Miami, Lakeland, Ox1on]Rd. 'Ferprivet ta F° associates so you have more hony.Take i more interest in a Gina Mason, Rebin hodges and Winter 21 1209 W Yale St ii' Park, Jacksonville, ' ' civic matter that means much to u Orlando. 1 - -' The newest look ~ Mrs. Paul Johnson. Their Fla., Michigan and IlUnois. IF YOUR CHILD IS IF PWILARS BOR1i TODAY.. .he Or she at maturity can gowns and flowers were — YOur.exPections and therefore it behooves :denticil to thust of Our People Make Us Number One the honor -- attendant and the cacti wore a t_ 1 f If's a rich grained, Anything conneded with research, Public health and sdentiff lYlrsui!s are fine here as a fife's work. An early training in - ~ good earth shape all you young I Roy Dykes, uncle of tile I 'I'he Stars uralists _______ l argely v..,l uveI ' 0- -_ _k — _________ f KTWAM164 V .__ I ~ - - . r 4 __ ____ - — _________ —_ ! . - - . - . iss Banninga We s R Mark s i Antiquing N. I . Use . M arriage Applications • •S . GUASAR INSTA.MAUC COLOR TV CONSOLE b • • . ' , ., . Spectacular Savings on ___ — 14!1~ — f Stoles, Capes and Jackets ht )I Q f] Iflfl TCO Q fl { - for the campus A ____ ITh 1' - - 111 4~ 1 ~. -, _.. _V -1 '.7-- ,._ - r ~~ - / Groof-% Johnson Sherwood Mobk) To Fitzpatrick and Kenn) Af Grd. They were attired in %shite tuxedoes and pale green shirts. Two nieces of tile bndegroom1)ens An I lawes, were flower girls. They wore lon' pale green owas - -- - ; I Fall - _____ Sale 7th Aug 19th thru Sept I ____________ rr — -. - ' ___ ___________ ___ ______ - - • % / j- - - - - ------ Style mitoe Reg. Sandlefoot 200 159 ' Stockings ~ I U - \ A ,' I; E7 I -- i Avaiiab - I , / : Style (154) Reg. We Vl Seamless i.so 1.19 Lace Micro Mesh '. in navy ) _A '' ~_ __ I 0 . I -__~~iI77_ ______ __ 0 : -.\ . . N J ' .1 S - / BEAUTY . .1 oil I a BUDGET I-_ ______ - ___ . .. =-' - . I- - % I' L. '2t / Facfory.Dlrecf Prices and Get In Home Decorator Service - ' I L, Free • 1% • . % . . . ni I :,.- _________ - _______ q\% . 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I Herald forthcoming Staff Writer 10 minute. 0 lan t Fin ewer ash C d S -- C RRVANX - - _- Zra~- Uw city any the capacity that is reserved, which Floyd said apparendy there is no capacity reserve for never existed. The plant construction preferred way with effluent s fingers anyone in the service area at cr(Awd that builders won't the present time." dumping Into moving seams followed federal gu1delIne - - In addition, S3oq,4,W,. which that time whirls (,.^- , permitted. Plans were r Pda ter dl the hearing, 7 dumping effluent into moving spent or pledged in great part streams. Neiswender reiterated the before Floyd The approved method The federal government has took office. answers that had been given by of disposal then was spray financed through loans and : • THE BORN LOSER I - I OUiu or k Then if the Since we have been Titing diatnon nes anworked aiso about Al Morehead all week, we he would score overtri ck. ' might as well close with a hand he played back in the good old 8- f 7 - .*,- -, I .utwsg federal agencies n sewage refund of the entire $587,000 To Property Owner: John and Jane disposal methods and the paid in advance connection Addre: P.O. Box 9876, Sanford, resulting hold-up of promised fees, Fla. 32771 because the city does not Palm. "The answer A n on the city for the sewer irrigation over the land. opey Description It 99, federal money for the city's have was that gran an interceptor system Block G, Suncrest Village the money anym ore. It the entire servi ce area has fees would mean regional been This is to notify you that the sewer plant has placed w and The city at that time even got nor lift sta tions and lines in the above described property has spent, before Floyd took co nsidered and th at there we-c financial disaster or this A ltamonte Springs in a bind office, for various th ern section of the city, all special federal grant for and sundry no reservations a gai nst which ago d that the City Commission will hold a public hearing incondition that gets tighter daily. the City th.ings. gardening at the site and the (urrenti under consuction -)It about its capacity of the plant mmission Room of the Ci ty Ha 1, Sanford, Florida, at remarkable Developers who two years W 17 Floyd's announcement Palm replied, "Yes." city made plans to grrjw plants ,But the lines and interceptors l:OOp.m. ago stood In line pr osperity. on: August 12, 1974. at city hall, concerning the advance co and 5(ubs at the sewer plant ,diinot transport sewage -----_j ; The budget the city must live waiting their turn to take ad- neetin The city In 1%9 At this public hearing the City commissicn shall hear received fee:, while It property to decorate the entire afl)here until the plant is an't decide hptw"n Pewter and Iim Jimm gets the evidenceand ill dvteriiim whether or not vantage (if Liw opportunity to surprise to was a with until Sept. 30, Floyd federal rnone for the first leg city. expanded this property shall be the Public, brought reported last week Is short on car more often p seer connection fees in no of its sewer plant and systelli. of urpri e from thi riitiu side by $550,OUo for the If the federal Money were original 12 mi ll ion gallon The property owner is urged to be present or When it was evident that the received tY at carry-over Councilmen Dan recoveries and connection represented at for the plant today, it fees plant was built on the planned 7.5 million gallon Dorfman this public hearing. an &acre plant would have to be ". and Helen Keyser which did not materialize would be 18 to 24 months before 0 6 and site off Keller Road, east of paed, daily plant are disenchanted even though city officials last by $107,000 federal guidelines were cons tru ction could be co Citv Commission of the titled "surplus Interstate 4, near by FUNNY BUSINESS the Orange changed and "advanced" pleted and the and demanding their money year claimed the city had not money" from the prior ycar County line. B Roger BIt p;ant would be in If. N. Tamm Jr. ch0llical tre.1tinent was tile operation. reserved any capacity for So far, Commercial Con- anyone. A 8X ICY F Cit aek 9 71- _V~) On or about July 29, 1974, 'Me City who built the Inter. Of:COFFE of Sanford mailed a On Sept. 20 during a public notice-like the one you've just read-to st,ite Mall at SR 436 an& 14, hewing at Lyman 0 . 21 various High School 0 the Owners og proper ies scattered throuout the city I sked for refund of the Il This is done about four times a Year. they paid while Barclay Count) Planne Roger I The group of o wners who received Woods developer Sanford Kay Neiswender specifically th e above noti ce was the asked 30th In the present series. has demanded return of this the extent to which the city I .. .. I had .. .. . I , Last Monday evening a number of the property owners ark. $14,000 and Eugene Cooper of * ,a , .f 1~~ I Cross County Construction Co. pledged capacity and whether " 0 peared at the City Commis.sion's public hearing in the Com0 Ar the system had kw designed 11 II wants his $6,000. ~ 1 mission Chamber at city hall to find out what this was all about. to Promote growth. , - w / I -- L -- -. City Enforcing f :' Altoffindummyanddard his Jack of diamonds. A club lead would be possible W t uIdn't have a club left to le e am would make i of eve rything. Oh' Yes' To forestall letters, 1974—IC -- defeat the contract? A diamond 4AKJ76 Eat- West vulnrabIe _ Sunday, August 18, - ___________ lead would be away from the king. A s,mde lead would allow I Sunday Hcrald - _____ 7 ______ I \ -- - ______ Gue GU A FLAKY I ThOUT I H WAS. _ e I work, but suppm It had Imt? V 104 soum D) Q5 I - 1 .6 H LIT'TLE BINOCULARS! -. V a— -1 Ilk 1 by Dave I 11 I -.. r ) vhat might be called an "I don't care finesse." fie didn't really care whether it 410982 1_i1' ' let it ride. -.__~~_ - . I HOME 3' lUI (' - OSWALD and th was ALLEY L Turn., W~ l -- By Dick : - ---• 4 110111111111111111111111011M d (• ' ' I - C1CIRLJ5 LINE 6IR (tXJ3 EI ___ . I MEM i_._.L ________ -~i AT BRIDGE WIN }'& PLENTY OF OrlE I5 O ON A NICE A'? LIKE - MOVE De.Y THERE 4 1. by T 61T E OUXLEY TO GO TO JrAJ"-- Mort Walker CARNIVAL hb - j4, S unday, August 1& 1974 days. - - £ - -- - rjtin - I M 40U _______ A 0 9 down with the right cards and West North East South t slam was a reallyg 14 Pas3 26 44 1 He could dr op the queenone of Pass clubs and wrap it up. Fading to You. South. hold: I the diamond finesse You can see that the queen 0 clubs docsn t drop and th at tie < THREE I 11 I BIMO BURNS CAMPUS CUR with TO THAT I 81h10 y RACKET HIS STEREO $0 DARNED I I byLewis ( YOU SAY, FOR THE RIGUTS OF OTHERS I i . I I t 1I .; I I i I I 0 I , ro~,' U IN . f HAVE I - I .r ; - -4 - I I 1i -- I ____ I_____ I - U -. - II - I - ___ I I I __ -- 1 ~1 Ji~l -- 14 ___ ' ' Jft , -- - -.L. _____ - .. I It I - _ ___ I - -- OW..WT, - GOAWAY_. ______ ____ ____.. - \ -- Ti T , ____ PUNK IM )' OQMK OF AL AL ~ It 1, /) I~ .__ - ___ - _-- PRISCILU S P F_ ' - . ______ I _______ ______ --- -- ____ _ /_ WAL ____________________ /' TWE INDIANS WERE OUR FIRST) I _____I : I a .. 4 ( .1 : -1 TWE-Y NEVER CALIGN MORE FISH THAN .3 ~ . . __ WINTHROP 1 IF 7De5A&0l,,X)... ( ~ - 'I I 4.; I/ W-. *-i- A I cr I . .- . I Zr___ ____ IS Of WA ft, IN ~ ________ ftis Pg A ('V I The mple reason "J. (J . 0 ~ , , .1 (J -11 _ : i1 10 I I. " . ( 5 .1 - -1-. VA Mc - . : CAPTAIN EASY YOU'RE BOTH 14ELP ME COPE WITH AL6ERN,l "O"~P I ) 1 . - A ~-- _~ FACE CLOUr 01.19 -,~ - INOT KIN C-to BOTH ROCK-RIBBED J006MgMT1. - SUGILN JILOWING BILLOWING 1 - ' k'1 - OKAY ' t I C P 1; _____ -__---- . k . L.__ -- - — W RE0E6A4jkr, (... SOCIAL Vo&4AX I I r - - . , * ." .. - - . --- - .:' I •- .----- - - _____ -•' I /11~ q ; ! - f k**_AJ Tpey KA&A D . --X=-__ 1 FRANK AND ERNEST r 1 llI /!I//Ii % _________ -- i I t . I HOT RIB I __ . his : -L f Wm6ww%Q." 11 4 -Z_. -- : .. - i - I ~ % 7\ Frank Hill ftitirAmir xis.sAC,g _4 - V~. '~ '. D 0 .- 114 cr__~ :;;4 INk i.- , 1 1:3 '11113p_ ----I&.- V __ - FA014 AxoTtf tit 1X . - - __ - 4 - I a . . . ................. , 0CROO0 . / I/ i / I 1 0 - -k_%__j - . - - - / ~/ ) ~1 __ I ! -, -1 .9.* ~ D __ -\, , ~, - _____ _ : .., __ - - ! ' I . :_ doesn't cost too Much to redo it. The new Ughting, a space saver, could help in this re. - ', remo - .- for even of - wi - ww " Moore shown a picture of the house on the condemnation list. I "I realize that," &he said, "but the mile People who own the house under comdemnation also own the house I live in across the street. and since they will not fix up my place we're pretty sure my house will also be condemned. And, I want you gentlemen to know I have not yet found a place to move to as yet, but I'lI keep on tr yi ng." Where are these structum? Before carpeting your kit less -scrubbing and no waxing, chvii, consider tile type and absorbs much kitchen noise, amount of use this room receIves and your willingness breakage. it also ruBy be more - % . 9/1 r Public housirig officials Ill Sanford are working on a po&sible -1I .1 plan wheireby some of these EubstaMard homes can be pur. I chased, brought up to standard, and sold without profit. It's a `J greal. Idea If the mechanics can be worked out. However, it won't I __ , - _ -._--_ 1 beeas. -_ _ --_- . _______________-- ------. -. . - - ~ •--- - ________ ., -. M .. - - ' , - - I V lil illiiiill I — A ~- - 4 -- _: _ -_......_~ __ /4%~e, - - il 1 - - - t._ __111 , - - - ~V.___ -_ I .. -I t ~ - - __ ~ --~ ~ L.. _ - - ____.-,__ ~ - I * - I no - Z= 13 - 1 - - - . $70 - - ... V----" -1~-~'i- ~ , *-' * i--- -t!,v t~-Tl - ---I -- ~---- r _-Y-,~i-Pi - - ` I .1 - NJ-"i, ------.- - K -4~-f- - - __ `FA , IFA ~%,~ -- 7t- . 0 All --__ Q-4 - __ - M_ Q- fT __ - - _,~ o 1 I - . - H _: - - L___ ~q '; ' L I - W V - " ~ ~_.-. -4 - -1 , _____ A a 11 I ~ Igm-411M !:, = --- - __---. -' BMW 9MM2-- ____________________________________ i. . - I- _ - 0 . - ; ff )i ,,X- ZF, -..I -~ -F-- - ilm Jim Walter makes new home finanang eaf y itt . J11" Walter has boon cwtom-buading 0 OVER 20 * BETTER BUY - MODELS • But T ON S 1W. Today, In %pit* of rfskV costs, still buy an assay 8"cledabis alr uction an your plopglly almost WwwdWlefr so Mal yft can I'mm Jim at*"We"Wn loylngho"o kus' 90W O"n nwe A"Ordaws. You chose iniwioi mateliallp a "%8Y Put- c041 Of IfftWe linkshkig opftm can be tn at ELECTRICAL WIfli __*w;:A----;-*~ . __ ____ 7 _ __.~-._ a FIX - FIXTURES A CABINETS. FLOOAING 140 Mme the"'?o 6~,P. f ~*,,,Am t walk( installs all intwim options. rou just pains or P"I *&As, paint trm% conn.cIio OutUs4move uftwe ow-c" SF40.0"Alf AW100ro'" ' .", ca" wonef ,4 two be*.%& Yom c4m be up.indwilft two coals of IWW&Sbng bullioa You Ptorft,wth ..$,.Io. ' o- or pu may PuTc"Se hom cam-lot on" my &" I" fall us wm" e* ouftbg* MW iftZ 611 Made-better" hardboard 91ding, &ilin" No he&" Wf 10 $a" 02118 dollars- EJ= - 0~~ --- I - - *1 - -_ - __- J-00 we"M I if 4GE A Oo wp &M low w,gto'comd4w ORLANDO, FLA. 32803 Pine Hill Station 4S40 W. Colonial Hwy. 5o 'Nest fresh-looking longer. Deep dark The cIIrP,A abould !i.-ve a shades show lint and surface wa r tant b ffier 1p dust more readily, and light prevent liquids from .waking areas show spots. A carpeted kitchen has some rot undierMOL - PH.29S .0981 _ - fi Y%~ a desirable as they show soil less clean fiber such as nylon. than solid colors. Medluni to acrylic or olefin. Olef ins are the _____________ —_ I 10 a Select Kitc e Carpet Carefully warmth and comfort, requires -_~_- ~4i , the entire United States was location for crops can b e photographs, and it shows Predictions made. Agent r - _____ territory, and cropland formation irrigation systems Recentl y a composite map of can be planned The best fly LOUISE L GILL advantages Over an uncarpeted Extension Home Economics one. A carpet provides more !7 - - AD . water lover Sanford. A majority of them In the Goldsboro and Geor getown areas but a goodly number of then are in other giveitalittIeexadaiJyce. us n appear sections of the City. One home on the most recent condemnation Kitchen carpeting Is not Installation my be made over list Is actually located In one of the most highly respected completely maintenance free. a floor in rather poor condition. redden a ar Sanford. The house Is deteriorating bfAy and Spots and spilled substances Good quality kitchen car deerat1eyneedsa tten tion owner has been in another state, should be removed and sponged peting has some special The front lawn Is a foot deep or more hi grass and doors usually quickly, and the carpet Id requirements. It should consist are found not only unlocked but wide open which is an invitation to ot entirely of ffwnnwde fibers youngsters and Intruders. A ccuple oi thousand dollars could be Kitchen carpets come in because they are not subject to spent on this residence and the owner would have a home in the Many colors. For practical use, mildew or rol. The face should It wilI take time, but eventually . the city hopes to have most nf the tmsafe structures either demolished or brought UP to stan- rf~n74;2 i i eomge4 I . IM WALTII HOMIS , I .Ovid -he to have M o.@ I I16ow"04 -4 40 too ri I ct'*-qat** k 4.1 -.-,I -, ?"-.~W9-,*-# -,, * #. " - - Iftill 10^4," . . , - I I - 1 1 ;~ 7.- R--- - , - _.~. By flLNK J. JASA COtAturaJg ulur r .1 - i . r -, --~- . ~A ., eing hvened up with shiny wall vinyls and other smashing wall coverings. Often it is ttx one opportunity for an amateur decorator to express herself fully, and if it all goes wrong, it (er' to b - I I ____ irren most of these structures, particularly tht residential buildings, occupied. It is, therefore, simply not practical to relocate, for example, some 20 families afl at once. Where would they go to rind living quarters? are - # a-17 -.z i we previously pointed out— that Continuing Citywide Program -- i is was FbR.k0GkAP8Y... ,3-, - I te . ___ >~,;~~ . a ~1 - i i r)e ERTS traveL~ 500 miles satellite survey are that.." to the forefront last Monday night at the city commission it meeting bove the earth. The satellite encompasses the entire earth in ) I Is Slayor Lee Moore asked if there was anyone in the audience c cles the earth once every 103 a relatively short spa who wanted to speak pertaining to a specific property. minutes or 14 times a day. Mi It returns to the sam e spot --__ .ii One woman asked to be recognized and she explained that she course issynchroillmd with Uw every 111th day making con)lived at 1233 North Fifth Street, Sa, sun so that it has adequa e I n possible. I looking for a place to move to without success. "Wheredid you say you lived?" the or asked by Howi. Schn. I .. I.- I -. '~_- — . :1. ISUB13LES - . -1 - - le _V __ 4 _. - - - _101' I __~ -, I A . MAKE ir oa:co.. T, S~AZE,_:~*. L HOPE- wF,;zE- MEEK e6l: I C -11- __ "i_ G 7 iC . I "0 0 . CAA1.4_1 - . I .1 Photos from Skylab have imagery from different wave been enlarged to &unguish the lengths of light can be com. difference between urban bined to find resources areas pastures, forests, water, From a map showing th is in e not I _P46."&.&_ , f and 8 foot kits with outlet boxes and mounting cover. A good deal of fall decorating will concentrate on entrance. ways, interior desigmrs prediet. People are spending more time at home and the entranceway is their welcome mat. However, if no effort is made at all on the part of the owner the city will proceed to demolish the struure may wonder why more of these build ings ar listed at one time on a co nd emna ti on list Fortunately, If the structures can be salvaged owners will make an honest effort to bring the bufldings up to standard. Often, because of shortage of some building materials--" frequently because it is difficult to find competent contractot-.s who wiI1 do the job--owners have trouble getting the refurbishing completed during the W4ay period. e .. (.~ p 0k . . -I -4~_--- W-r. -. -_- 4-- - 1-." -. - - M __ ~' - - At - A ~ might take only one-half hour. The track comes in 2 foot, 4(001 In such cases the city commission will usuany gran owner an additional time extension to complete the remodel g of at once @aQA)'?AND4 REAL GRF,AT ~ I - of a. ..,-a .... HE .. -,, -- -i~~ -- = _r • f il 0 "' by Dick ING Cowo _________ ft . -) 0 a r . i lop __ R 6?6, 14 MUST BE RT INOIAN !! N ~. . 0 . I A: _9 NE - 1\' 1 4." Ar-ou-C _1;r^W_ 1 - _________________________________________ . II ________________ lmpholdr can be for continuous photography. An anywhere along a power back scL . -. asloctated development of so A sma ll entranceway Was that one c Amng the programs related spacge photography b change the lighting in an area at whim. turned into an art niche in Uk tospaceflight is one that opens use of aerial te sensing Then me of an artist. Teakwood. up new horizons too ho e lamps a th re likely edcan techniques lii for that can f use hed cylinder lampholders inis agriculture. only 30, 40 or 50 watts The Earth detect disease, and that blended wi th the back. Resources Technology Sate Wte wlldflres not visible because of iad of the higher 60 to 150 watts likely to be used in lamps ground (ERTh) launched in July lfl2, clond banks dark paneling were used. e of her paintings, a or ceiling light. continuously photographs the The re"IVIM . dations are at earth th large bird in orange, ochres and three cameras, each Fairbanks, A , Goldstone, syste ms is touted as a simple, greens that captured tl~e loaded with fUm sensitive to a Cabf., and Greenbelt, Md. natural marks different wave length of light the wood More than 300 research uses one -.6round, was manofacturer. The ALso, the Skylab Spacc Station, projects using ERTS have been placed II liitIS( , against the paneling Three ltrack placed the area aunched ir, 19, trainis s a sharp funded by theagainst I ational one chooses and the locations to thy surfac'. eYeOn the earth with its bank of Aeronautic and After that, the a1UL a 3to 4Iegree angle. Spa cc In woman with a mandolin and a Of mounting holes are marked. lampholders TV cameras. Administration 1 I the United ::&res, cylin. a room with a nine-foot cell ng d by r fat her -were set drilled at the mark. ders, squares - are ;n3erwl. the traA is set The ERTS information is States. The information is also 3 to 3;i feet in a Wood base SUrro ings, and the track is fastened Wernetered back to earth and available for a nom;nal fee to Light should hit the libs,xt at a-ay from the wall.It it is an bright white Oriental stone3. interpireted to monitor water anyone in any country I ..~ _~ -, _, - . -'11W_ t#~.~, ig rtsOurces, plant diseases, in. throughout P.QWF-W sect damage, " maturity, We for I 11 It I . I by Al Vornww --/ _____ a Helping Farmers e these SUWt3. The city commission has actually had reports, for example, P of people failing through a second story oor. Many of these buildings have outdated and dangerous ele&Ical It wiring, B number have in!uf(Icient plumbing or plumbing which doesn't operate at all. Staircases have been found to be rotted and dangerous. You name it and th e long list the City has will have It. &nce it is abnt ossi each the Commisaloners ., personally inspect all of the structures on the cOndemnation IL building department officials usually provide the Coznisonera .. i with photographs to substantiate their findings. -- ' IT MNG-- THE 10 TAKE OUr THC . - f I _, - ____ I • MR. W _________ \ \ II ____ II_- : -. ___ I ____ I 1 I A ' . _ __ - -. — MAN I . .. . - l a.i ___ THE 5TX44MR., Barry ____ I ____ ___ MARK,. ate ft—umd . and the I - TIE SKULL --1a_ FahkandSy / ___ - . L MAN", - . -. - r % ,; <_ __Z .. - -- I 6 - I WAV. - 1 i, - — ~ r- ! WN - . , 11~ \ THE_ PHANTO - -- i, " i L A 1 r, mftuw- . - / _____ VAUDEVILLE ACT' - _____ - i )" - I Aiir Oar Pim ,4,w w4f,, -, I; Cc Young - c Ace4or 7o fAcr 7mr . . t'ight.foot ceiling, the dista nce •...' should be two to two and a halt . feet from the wall. If there is an I outlet nearby, the instaUat!on ' -_---- . oo er or, Norman Floyd, according to the transcript of watch the mil daily, hoping t the hearing, replied, "As you find a notice f the U S k f meetin with By VIVIAN BROWN TO simply say that the building-be it a home or a comEnvironmental Protection EPA, Writ er mercial structure-4las been found to be In a dilapidat this Is not permissable. In Lighting always has baffled sanitary or t'nsafe condition frequentl y is not enough wants to know what 's wrong with his building. . The owner Department of Pollution concussiOns with them, this home decorators. No matter ept is not allowed; and that where lamps and Co ceiling lights I DPC that the pledged I Ile's usually told exactly what's wrong with it. If, however. ter tors systems are a placed, somehow the list Is extensive it's suggestc,d that the owner get In touch the desir. with proved only where there is a ed effect isn't attained. the City's building department and officials will go over the list of for the sewer plant construction PeCessitY, based on Population This frustration is fikely to be discrepancies with him and theyll tell him exactly what must be has been released and building counts and growth projections.. experienced when one wants to it .. can begin. done to bring the structure up to standard. . light up a partieWar a . All of the buildings on the condemnation list have been found almost daily In reply tc continued to be substandard. art wall, a piano, a game table, te Phone calls to the federal questioning from Neiswender an entranceway, a work table. 1-1 Sometimes these structures are vacant but more often than agencies in Atlanta bring about reserved capacity, Palm To do properly often has re. not they're occupied -frequently by large families. a-vsurance the money will be said, "If you are referring to quired major wall and ceWng Once the commission votes ,3n the condemnation of these buildings the commission almost automatically provides ea installations which can be ex. ch 0 6 owner with a %&y exterision. During Oils fte per iod the owner With track lighting the kind has the tearing It down, at his own expense, o museums, galleries, com. .: all , during the 90-day period, merci Iaiowrooms 7 chances are that the City of Sanford %U like tvinove the buflding for -now available for residential the owner and send him a bill for it. If the owner fails to pay for ure. the task may be nude eas. service provided by the city a lien is ace on the property. especially for do-it,-yoursel. believe And. us,youhaveno Idea o(thecondfUOflOf,eof / rfl74 I 71r Arcbpr~F IN \ I Violations Listed I ..: _____________________ 0 L_ it ~" 7A" y "w,mim .TI I " \~ I Ii . __ , Answer Monday b Garry Trudeau ITT=I THING. I "I .- I I A -t~A~_I~__ - ___ • DOONESBURY e'. A I HEAR - . trumps, cashed his ace of YOUR 9ALL E IS SO LOUD, I CA?1 T DEAR 3,/ I . V" rrI ---~ T t 1! that didn't keep Morehead from making 12 tricks. You bid four notru Ile won the spade lead, ruffed rive diamonds. What do you do a spade, played two rounds of now? Jk_&_ i What do you do now? A Rid four notrump You partr has shown i(•su(fI. dent club suit. If It's wild )O - !- AD01ISS I City 11411 I 164,10400 W ftesobo' s) 11,0VI, ,.0""9;.*J,*;,9,6 I ?IF I I I ---- __ -- _ . k~- -_ __ - __- �- - - -- - - '--, .- , --- -- --'-- r'- z , •1 - ___ _ __... -.-. 1 I Sunday Sunday, August Herald 18, 1974 .1. i . . I I JULIAN Do IL STENSTROM I z Itt : I I ; Ventllafors Cool Houses? --- Editar: Is the revoivlij rasitop Yestilatir actufly bdpl Ii redsiej stile $emPeTMWt.? I I ~1 1 : I: Dear - IL'. ffi JZM: _______ - -. , _ t a. I il - : - ____ . - - ;.. __ .. :- ____ __ _______ roof , ______ _____ t -. _ ._.,,..-.., - Jr --- _• - - • _______ -' - ____ _______________ __________ ''4 _____ ______ ON SCHEDULE large assemblies. - u re r o B ecI,' Try Florida the 19'i and sold real estate. When the bubble burst he went back to Chi flat broke. cago Now he heads a $500 million corporation, Vegetation. Are apartments as dfffk,uh to ftd is the Sufard area they were laSt Year. We like tog. down and speadaboeza" three 0 months daring the winter. Lag year, however , we were unable to A?, flowers branches or roots be. fore MI if )Vu need to [gan State Unkcrfty horticul. prevent crowding. Straighten turlsts. First make a plant and smooth the plant and place press from one-to two_Jncb it between a fokW a gle sunlight stripe of one-quarter mdi ply- paper page. Th en It Ls readnews y for Horticulture was dedicate recUy at Mount Vs Va., wocd.Use8to125ripsofw ____ the Pre= Place bu for each side of the prM NO,apartments are not as difficult to ObI ___ Lest year. A number _____ Standard size for a press is 13 _____ place, as they fade quickly In me first National Center for make the other half of the Plants maybe removed horn four how'sea. me First Lady the Presill In MCI to 10 days but pluted a flOwning or keep them In newspaper until tree, Mrs. Ilaupt'sdogwood grant placed cia a iist which tte asner istrgmtes to all reai estate er attach two canvas, web _____ broken who are members of the tharmth'r• You will probably leather belts around the out- 31011 are ready to mount them, allowed the society to buy the bear from several of them, •i.-' :-CollectedshouldIn- - and If I aWy for FRA 11budiag does dw FederBi Sq.a actually had me The mmey, pirgivided I lifnalliy? at to w j' 1'e$ f3 IRA a VA m.fl1 sellers psyt p.1Mg? listing -_ *- - - ____ ] 1 "I S. I ". ".1-s"!i I or fundamentals, but the (Practical) new C*rxvPts of solving peoples a - - t Y'!. \ - -- - • ) ' LUC,l'p ;t1 M.t derasi, .,. F / 'J' . ~F...;.. - I i mw*;; - ____ -_ IL --- L - -- A nnr#mg%im* - _ 2 FROM INcLEMENT WEATHER •CVLIHO 'fiLl .OA*DIN tOOi.s totheMlagro.tn will'ivest psforforn Cehaibrating Our 115f* Year Ia besM.' I.~ ai.i from amflyroom has an exposed fram c1IIng. The bedroom level ¼ Wated Ngh above the shwt nobe. Master bedroom hits its own . . -" --- • JrIrvNNI)p1O 7)3 W Ord St . • CLOTHES WASHER, DRYER $9-Stamps-Coins • 70-Swap and Trade 7)-Antiques 7-Auction RECREATIONAL flUILDItG • HEATED POOL • 1.2 BEDROOMS '- CABLEVISION AVAILABLE Ih ALL APARTMENTS C' ' •L. and1ewood f III r' - Vi1I(:1S V L; I pa IS • so.-Autos for Sale 51-Aviation m?nt Sanford -- ----- _ _ . 323-1340 I 1 ___________ __ III Airport Blvd, Sanford (305.323 7570 rn 7871 - IP Help Nice 1 bedroom apt. - air, carpet. Adults. 51 03. 322-2796 after &OQ p.m. 7335 Wanted Bring Results "11 Realty 37:1301 LOCH ARBOR - LOVELY. SPACIOUS HOME in big old 2 story home with a payment is all that I% needed, The owner will even help with the Ph. 322-2611 - - extras. For list of them call REALTOR - Associate Sonny Raborn. After hours 372-Il;!. I lot. 3 Bedrooms. 1 bath. $11,500. REALTORS :bath split with walkilj closets, Ouble garage, huge screened patio nestled in the trees. Man%' Mildred Stemper, Eve, 322.1959. DeBary, take Columba Rd. ea,tto Neat GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD 67 Florldana. STYLEMAKER regularly DM1 C(V)MI'f "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multiple Listing Agen cy Owners anxious to sell. Don't pass III% buir. Big cash down and save moreor lowdownFHA orVA. Call custom features. From center of oull eye. th' cIai, AAt'CCic r "J.'.JIL '.... CaIr 322.2420 AnytIme treed lot. Also spaclous2 bedroom, panelled family room, big trees in yard. si9,5oo. AREAS lI.....i I JIlil flUEII eaity 734$ Park Dr OVIEDO1BEDROOP.I5 FINEST NEIGH. POR 11000 . This 3 bedroom, li f0 this home. Big ovs'rsl$ed lot backsuptoI wooded tor t, Home Is? years old with many added extras. Owners are pecking and the Price now 512.500. Stop Till We Succeed," E Bakalla, Inc. For Rent Free traIl,.' space in return for watchman services at marwfacturI,ig plant on Weitside of Sanford. 323-4870. 36 -- Resort Property Ocala: Beautiful country living. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath horns on 1.4 acre of land. Outside complete, inside particaliy fInished. u000 cic'wn takl,over payments f Silt. per MO. 534-2906, 562 1319 For Rent 33j,_ 33333333 3333 333 i1'l 333 3333 3333: '33333 jJ ST. JOHN'S REALTY BROY.ERS Hutchison Ocean front apartments The Time Tested Firm 339 S. Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Days' 322 6)22 Call Mrs. R.0 Hutchison 3fliO5l Nights: 3222352 .: TOO YOUNG FOR Spic. Rates For Senior Citizens AIRLINES? N ,t'I to. now has openings for (5) young ladies Must be neat in appearance and fret, to leave mmcd for N Y., Seattle. World's Fair and return. All expenses paid *hile In training, New car trans lurn Return trans . guaranteed If single and free to start immed. all Me. Knight. $34300 Fri. & lit only. 10 am, to S p.m. Park Avenue Mobile Park 234$ Park Drive, 327-2161 Upstairs large 1 room furnished apbrtme'nt rhild arid pet okay 1 1 23 Per montnot SlO per week, $01 Magnolia. 3720211. WILAKA APARTMENTS 114W lstSl. ___ 333: 3333 333i333 3. '33333, FORKLIFT OPERATORS 333- Immediate openings are available as forklift operators, for persons who are looking for a lob with a future. If you are able to work any shift, and are interested in permanent employment, Brunswick Cor. poration would like to talk with you. We offer a ..ornplek hue u' employee benefits, Including, paid life and hospitalization Insurance. We'd like to see you at: 333 3333 3333 - - - 3333 33333: ___________ MACHINIT.GENEflAL MACHINE SHOP Ho midays, vacations, fringe benefits. kBC CONVEYORS, INC. 597 Hwy, 27, Longwood. 134 999, ri-age $40 an evening demon Irating guaranteed toys and gifts. ro cash Investment, No delivery rN r collecting Computo.'s do your I bedroom, a-c. utilities paid. - Mature adults only. 322 5695 p ewly decorated garage apartment. Adults only, no pets . $90 per Month. 372 3167. - 3 rooms all utilities. $30 weekly. Al.o house available. 200 Brunswick Lane DeLand,FIa.,3272rj $S$ We are located in DeLand, Just north of Old Daytona Road a little west of DeLand airport. $$$ . An Equal Opportunity Employer 11 1 1 Il l 11 $$ . $ Major Company Now Hiring 333333333 3333 .113 333 ..._..J333 33333 '3 '3 3333 J 3. 3333 333:3333 3333333? 33333' 0'IV $97.50 nice clean 1 bedroom Ins jlatiOn installers needed . Good apartment. Lig"ti, watci' fur 'nployment for ambitious men. fllSht'C1 Adult' 327 2296 after 1. tinge benefits. ChIuIIett it cense required Experienced Si IN MO PARKS, 1, 2. 3 Bedroom on need apply Apply IG-al Millpq Trailers & ApIs Adult parks, 7 rive, Altamonte Springs off Family parks JilS Hwy 1792, 'tarlotte St. 51K Warehoi,isi. Sanford, 373 1930 Day. Wk.. Mc . )000000c 300 000 DOOt 000 DOOi 000 DOOl 000 DOOCn..)OOC 000Or' [00000ck D00110001 DOol DOOt D00 000U ocol 0001 )00(js)00C 'OOOOC QUALIFICATIONS I. Need to earn more money. Good Appearance. Willing To Work. Willing To Learn. IN WE OFFER: The Best Product A Salesman Could Want. Security For Your Family. Advancement Opportunity. Appointments Furnished. Excellent Training. For personal and confidential interview see Mr. Daddis, Mon., Aug. 191 h, Holiday Inn, 1.4 & 436 at Altamonte Springs between 10 and 12 am. or 6 and 7 p.m. Please: no phone calls, personal inn' ferviews. terviews. THE FAMILY MARKET PLACE OF THE HERALD Rules: Only Non-Commercial Ads; Items Must Be Under 100. And Price Must Appear In Ad! SPECIAL RATES START AUGUST 19 3fl- 7764 - ff d' BRUNSWICK CORPORATION - AVALON WELDERS - 33 3333 333 3333 33333333 33333 , - APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W, 2nd St. 333 CALL 322 - 2611 or 1 831w`9993 __ CLASSIFIED AD DEPARTMENT -_- -- charming Loch Arbor. Has bed rooms, 2 baths. Near Country Club In large corner lots. Oodles of fireplace and a pool with bath house . Your Imagination and some paint and a moderate down Ofl secluded and well landscaped, , per work. Call Friendly Home ... __________ Flamm. After hours 322603). -_____ I 7 Bedroom. Adult; Only artie's, 27 5456. '- 11 I'm - 373-6650 - - 79-Trucks a nd itallers Rental - _ 71-Campers - Travel Traile rs I R 15 Thl:rs .cessories 77Junk Cars Removed ' CO' Transportation - FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. 1170 Florida Ave SANDLEW000 VILLAS you complete training, and 110W. AIRPORT BLVD, provide you with full or part time SANFORD,3n 7170 employment. Both morning and evening class.' are available. Personal Interview reovired. Call 31 Apartments Rent 531 5555 NOW. O.8,C., 701 East Furnished Semoran Blvd. Suite 311, Altamonte Springs, Efficiency apt., Carpeted, with air, 590 per mo. KULP REALTY, 3 22 - ------ UPAre led. Anyone 1Glerested In knowing The prke 91 tk blueprint niust send , se(f. odgtressed lope for a teply. ____ ------- ' _ Ph M-51111 - "' DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL -. ONE An IL 64-Equipment for Rent lli!~-Pets and Supplies 64--Horses $7-Livestock and Poultry $7A-Fud 4- Wa nted to Buy . Delttwx (35) 57 )*S.2. If working in the secretarial field sounds Interesting to you, and your need Is urgent, we will give 62-Lawn and Garden . 2nd floor, 2 L"droom. Kitchen equipped, air. Call owner, EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL TRAINEES - -1 . 4. .. ** . 1 I ______ 59-Musical Merchandise SANFORD RECCPTIONIST& Eq uipment -. IRMrlIflIre sec'rs,n.cjr'sa, 145 Sales Equipment - -, - 4 \' 41' . ~1 - minutes from Sanford Plaza rIIDMIftn Rummage . COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE YET IN TOWN - WOMEN WANTED IS-Boats & Marine -%d 4r ,. • W•W SHAG CARPET C 1 p.m. Radio. Stereo . . - 1. I 7W Isw4w**=,two-ear garage bout also hu a foyer guest cosetaadlaryfOfvOfviJtkd 1AXA wallet living room Is an optional fireplace. Large kftcbesuexi .PA1NT SUPPLIES SLADDUS sPANEIiNG LUUK ... - '. MONEY$ __ Goods 52-Appliances % $SAVE I 9iLtt PROTECTED ' 51-Household JtW dt.~ ____________ FJ' - 4...L" '11~ ______ __ 11 I rr A 3Cs-M,sceflan,ous For Sale A - f clay pot is to permit - LUcn,,,es a-"- / Ath 1 '?tt,r.nw Easy of u". wiles"W ,L - H ' i T4kE I Wanted Merchandise - plant Estate I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnished or unfurnished, 80' swimming pool. 4270 S. Orlando Need Immediately to train as IBM Computor Programmers, and 'OM- Computer Operators. The Di-. 373-mo. demand for cualif led pr ogram. mers and operators it great. We Two bedrooms, 1 both, wall to will will train you for this highly carpeting, drapes, central heat skild profession and aIsist you and cit. Fully equipped with dish with employment at the some washer. Call Mrs. Rutherford 323. time. High School diploma IS.. required. Personal Interview required. Call $31 ISIS. NOW 2 Bedrooms, Refrigerator, stove, air 0 B C., 701 E. Semoran Bivrl, conditioner. Adults only. Suite 3 1 4, Altamonte Springs. Available August I. 323-0951 after ______ state __~7 PROGRAMMERS 44-income And 117-Real * *GENEVA GARDENS * * Sisigle story Studio, 1. 1. .d 3 bedroom apartments, Pool, clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, kitchen equipped, central heat and air. 'AOnthIy rentals from 1112,50, 323 20O, 1505 W. 251 h St , Sanford, COMPUTOR For S. l. 1 1= - MEN I& WOMEN 42-Mobile Homes 43--Lots and Acreage 44-Farms and Groves -i ILM" Piano - Woodwind Lessons. Deltona.Enterprlse area Degree teacher. 5)0.1707 45-Resort Property - bedroom, 2 bath i in excellent condition, 145.000. Call -I O 41-Houses for Sal. _____ $ 12,500 ash talks. Call REALTOR.A'ssoc, DEBARY - OPEN SATURDAY & VIc Glschter eve's. 327.7371 SUNDAY 1-5 - Spa rkling new 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, NEWLYWEDS? Want your own double garage. extra larg, patio first "little home?" Nice corner ___________________________ HOMES. LAKE MARY 40.-Condominiums Ta1 - 'We Don't or3fl.l9si. 1-1 car garage. MANY EXTRAS! 1.51.300. Call OWNER $31 $561 333 S77 2227124. ton Two month each. 647.7400 or 176-3474, If working as an IBM Keypunt h Operator sounds interesting a YOU, and you art available to sta '1 Immediately, we can have yc working and training at the San' time. There is no egg limit ar high School diploma Is n ( iI required. Proper* yourself for fit C future now in this highly rewai ding field. Pprsnrtal 'ntervir required. Call $31-I5I1 NOb ' Two bedrooms. central host A Sir, Shag Carpet. IllS Mo., 121h month 0.B.C., 701 East Sinioran Blvd fret. glady Brown Realty, 322.5237 Suite 314, Altamonte Springs. Real Estate [,~" LOCH ARBOR-ALMOST NEW 4 J IBM KEYPUNCH TRAINEI q n-,vwouie tiome Lots For Rent IAVE HORSESAND ENJOY COUNTRY PEACE 27 acre's, desirable area In south Seminole, Fenced grass pasture. 2 stalls. lovely 5 year home, 3 rooms, 2 baths, family roo m, ESTATE, INC. Days: jnis4s7, wired for slereo, gas grill. Th!s 3 NearLakeJessuponMhllerpcdoff %eflJ _________________ - Eves 327 71 11 or 322 7421. ____________________________ Days372r6457. Eve% 372,7111 ________________________ ay affair 6. weekdays. 3234511111. n.,._..,__ r-_.. iwurflwr room. separate breakfatt room, famityroom.vou'fego,totflj5 see one to appreciate it $49,300 Financing available. Call REALTOR - Associate Sonn' Raborn. After hour's 3721179. bath older home on 3.60 acres of BROKER 377 784) REALTOR Man or wo man to share expense's for Furnished 2 bedroom on - St. Johns 3fl-2llS land with gorgeous frees, in in* r'er '1rL-)fl.92 River, 5113 mo plus $30 security * * * City, Can be yours for only 110.000 room and board in country home, * Delt3na * * * * )2.399l and 3n.00..s Also 2 bedrom house on Upsala _ down. Owner will hold lit mo,. WIdow. 322-5110 call anytime. Pd., $130 m, plus 150 Security. tgage. $50,000, Call Margaret 7'.. Pci Interest Rate . Cl,tISif,ed Acti are the Smallest big Male wanted to she re mobile - 373.4299, Scott, REALTOR Assoc. Evening GOOD ' CREDIT IS ALL YOU rirws items YOU Will find home in Hacienda Village. fl.73.g8. NEED. NO MONEY DOWN Now "flvwhere 223-lSl7 After 4. 3 and 4 bedroom homes, i' - to 7 Bedroom mobile home- air conStemper Realty b.?hs piked from 522.130 to 2 bedroom ditioned, Carpeted. Very nice, fence appliances Central F for .ia's uoo Llmer 173.100 on large wooded lot. Seller Adults only. Reasonable, down, $135 mo. 9 per cent. ACRE 30 Apartments Rent MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Pays ...l closing cost. VA, FHA, 322-199 1 REALTY. REALTOR, 323-7750. 1919 S. French Rebltor Unfurnished conventional loans. Builder, Fern Park 531 7167 Eve 322.7374 3274496 322754 Deltona, 901-719-2210. Orlando, 35 Mobile Hom* Lots 5473l33o ______________________________________________ InstructIons - "-Hoiuslim Rent Unfurnished 33-Houses Rent Furrlshed omes Ren1 - 1-11pt7 bft,&~- \',,-L'a I 'Urr 4 P j,,1s' .*AAç 'M I I vAi ir in £1 - 3$-Wan?od to Rent PLA.N ! ________________ øaai 37-Busness Property For Rent ther stated the courses creative financing Were especially timely in the current 'tight" money mortgage market. The Steriper Realty associate Contended It was Interesting to note that almosta majority of the well rounded Instructors practice In Florida, which has attained leadership in ,..i3OS. estate _______________ _Spaniih stucco -th formAl d,nng 377 6655 financing. Total price $39,600, but P. Gassman. (Bonded Mo't, Adulti with 1 small Cnilcj. Call - Nm room and screened porch. %16.9Wr Mobile Homes Rent voustmortgageonIand.i lbedrOorntrallerwithfeflcedyard, or live. Callbefo.e $a.m.orafte.Sp,m.373.70al ,,I'i I I , ,fh I t and beautiful?" Lake Mary 3 B edr oo m block home with famil'j Take a decorator's eye view of this - ________________________ Broker) 2601 Mohawk Tr.. Mail. Call 445-1112 1 24 SAN LANTA-JUST LtSTD' FIRST TIME ADVERTISED! Three bedroom. 2 bath, 7 stcr- "l't the 5F0Enj,nd1y Air conditioning and washer. $150. 2640 Hiawatha Ave. at 17 92 Will Par tW per morith for 3 years Call Mrs. Palmer. 323 OM. ________________________ and return your $5000, Will g i ve - _______________________________ If you have an eye for real esh rabbits - dressed 11 - air access through the pores. Excess through e needs and Problems. She fur- hole In the bottom of the poL AII - _____ H - . renting a mobile home at CAMP Invest In mortgages ($2000 mi SEMINOLE. No pets. No alcohol. Marvin P. Gassinan, (Bonded _________________________ 322-4470. Mort. Broker) 2801 Mohawk Tr., _____________________ Malt. Call 643.1542 (21 hrs.) 2 bedroom . com pletely furnished. Herb Betirens, CLEAN 2 BEDROOM home ideal bedrcc'm. 2 batt'. wth beautiful pool and extra large coo t deck. Many extras. Fourth bedroom can be used as rec reation ronrn 565000. Call REALTOR Associate Betty Flamm After hours 322 lMMACULATE-2t.room 1 bath, Fight inflation with this 7Jroom 1 6053, bath concrete block hom e In nice family room, bright cheery kit. Sanford residential area. Low RAvENNA Chen. PAPK-EXTRAS down payment for qualified buyer. GALORE I Pool, central climate JOHNNY WALKER REAL Control, carpeting, phone jacks, refrlg,ratorfreezer OWNER ANXIOUS-) bedroom, bath, kitchen equipped, central heat, carpet, Crivary fencec'., $n,soo. Looking for a clean home Ste this) REALTOR Enjoy beautiful Wtkiva River by Good Things to Eat 31 -Apartrn.ntsR.nf HF. -~ - bedrooms,2 baths on quiet cul-de-sac, overlooking golf course. Family roo m opens into 500 for young couple or retirees. has heat, air. family room. $11000 Call REALTOR-Aociate Sonny Rabor n. After hours 372 1)79 TAFFER REALTY' Charming 3 ' COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-NICE, Trad%4or home or -p NEIGI,40014HOOD. •."-•"• -t ,,,.. commercial Sanford area. In.J_er ested? Call now. Did lobby have a little of kittens? St•il thrm with a fast action Cltis't rci Act Call 32-7 2611 or 831 White HALL REALTY ____ H OFF AIR PONT , . '' r____ . I fields, were drawn - 9 Rent ø-Aoartm.ntt MI-Apartments BLVD. Millie Stemper said the trailing courses - are quite corn-', CaliforniaAfrican Cascade Only variety). The .5€CQsO Ft,QO Isibillb -. ORLANDO ____ . I) L' arrl!i howes'er,onyfnJtfaIsw) _ . 34 Opportunities PEAS - you pick. S3.00 a bushel. Black-oryes. On Oregon Ave. 1/1 9-Rooms 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat .rnd air. FHA or VA. Come see US SAcres on paved road with orange treet. __________ Investment - S home has 3 living room. dining area. kitchen, bath and tar walor Call REALTOR-Associate Al Antar. After hours 3 22 4821 "' Carpeting. Stove and refrigerator • _______ from the Broker, I01 w, Comm,r,jai Sanford, '°'- It You don't believe that want ads __________ _________________________ Rentals m 734% NEW PINECREST pets. 1200 Month, lit and deposit. Call Mrs. Boucher, 323-l$Ilor$67. 7917 for appointment, Fri. nights. Hr. day and weekly rates. Lake Ma,y, call 322.111U. 37-.,- Investment Opportunities i MARKS counts payable and general office W. Garnett rlazasl EXCHANGE New Smyrna Beach. 1 block Lot JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC. - procedure. Responsible position. Call after S,3fl.943.. mile north of 46 and west of II. i!. COINTEt4, WITI0UT ____ J**flIIffig, zoning, or asilMait else j' ifestyle 7 jj ", send your hiquilry is EdHer, lffedyW, 7be Sumby fiftaK - ZML Pleam f1p ym letkr. Upon pubIlicadoin., I 1~_ ______________ Houses Rent Furnished - , Child Care SANFORD renlisticaljy°' -- / Ill, _____ salesmanship, contracts, n. vestnients, taxies affeliI real estate and appra1 ng The Teapot Planter instructora, successful prac. If you have a big, okl teapot tifloners in their respective YOU art using for brewing e. I'rMl I *Disposals _____ Housesfor Sale ____________________________ __________________________ 2S-Loans SDrapes iffl!j .. Mildred Stemper, Realtor Associate of Steinper Agency, recently completed Course 11 of the Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI) at a week long course at the St. Petersburg Hilton facilities In St. Petersburg. Some of the realtor and associates in attendance have been active for over ) years. All were examined on professlonaiism, financing U U mf, , I .1 : I I of 11 I s`1 npar es This is a digest published quarterly whld the We: made through NU d what the Jes prices er This procedure doesn't take but :n relia ble. -- - -- . 0 STRIKE FACE OF BAL ' - Sanford Airport. Experienced 2 Bedrooms 1 bath, fenced yard. 6 am. - 4 pm., i,. - Fri., &so 27 - ______________________________ portunities 34-Business Homes, Lots and Acreage Realty PIN ECREST- JUST A FEW SE PS from not one but two shopping NEAR SCiOOL c:rr .. ;.o'uriue.,t, floors 1 blotk from elementary school. Only 573.000 11500 wn no down payment VA. See today. Properties room, I year old central heat and Call Lutheran Church of bring results, try one, and listen Redeemer, 3223552 or Mrs. WANTED. LPN'S and nurse aide's. air unit. Large lot, many extras. A lo NICE RETIREMENT HOME Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, your phone ring. Dial 322 7611 or Martin 322 real buy at $26,500. JOHNNY ________________ 8311 2 Bedrooms with living room, dining WALKER REAL ESTATE. INC. gig E. Ind St. Financial _______ _________ ______ ________ - SFishlng & WItH ANOTHER HAMF 33 - _________________ 21-Situations Wanted Completes Course JNA w ," * 62! (* ___ ___ I I I • disposal and side-by-side central air, all eQuipped kitchen, 2 . Bldg. no 3. Sanford Airport. ____________________________________ •Tennis Courts - ' _____ _______________ ______________ fbi 553, Sanford, Fla. 3777) For Rent Itwnthg7 formation you want in to caon & local Realtor who is a member of the Multiple listing Service and ask him a 01-2-3 Bedroom Aph. WITh SURFACE.NEN men employ es. We will train. Mt be or older. Insurance other benefits. Apply 9 1 p.m.. l Al 34-Resort Poperty Editor: ~ . ~ Commercial CORIwTr REAL ESTATE REALTOR 6684791 DeBary 1 ,,,,, ;., -JIgs, ua,fy,n-. s.atoo down, $154 mo,, 7 per cent. Acre Realty. REALToR, 171 7'50 eat in kitchen equipped with self cleanIng oven, dishwasher. INC., REALTORS 3 B edroom blockhouse, Call 327.420 After6;30p,m, ______________________________ men I. Cabinet Compa ny need s for 4 or 5 y.,. old% for fall semester. ________________________ Call carpet with stale in foyer. Modern EVEREST REALTY ._____________________________ - 7lHourS,rvjce 3fl7i9 LXCLUSIVE DYNAMITE LOCATION for tOmetrltf, physician. podiatrist, etc. Near Altamon te Mall. 1000 sq. available i St itt St. - Cailbart Real Estate Li Ibedrooms, wall to wall, air, kitchen___ equipped. Fenced yard. $200 per mo. 373157$ pay plan and benefits, Apply in person. Jim Lash Chrysler.Plymouth, Sanford, _______________________ c - --_ - Sq. tt. War,hou,, Ndy UtOday. Excellent location ia 323437$ ______________ _________________ Ex cellent A Al ________________ Housesfor!aIe KULP REALTY 1119? 1 -Sanford, ______________________ Make money even if you 've never -"sold" before. Sell AVON LAKE MARY -3 bedroom, 7 ball', large family room. Kitchen PrOdut$. PH. equipped, garage. 5735. 3220.443. Ch ristian Dey School as openIng il-Help Wanted , SSwimmlng Pool - 373-6430 for Interview. Experienced child care I b %onable rent to substantial party who will maintair, building in Q COndition. May sub let For infor call hi. A. DALE REALTY, 647616,. I bedroom, vvAII to wall, refrigeratcr and 1413 Valencia MECHANICS NEEDED Housesfor 373-ibiS. ONLY - Can be Imen by apoointment. nolles Include- yard work, pool and building maintenance. Call 41 ___ Sale - _________________ then, central bijt & air, near - 4 - Houseirorsat, 3 A -IN DUS 1R tAt. ----a ir, large fenced yard, Osteen. fl 0061 Ct 862-7373 $135 furn. or $163 turn. 3fl N room with For leas.e Building to.' offjcr bedroom, 2 bath. F1a commercial A grc,, down I irpl, double carport, central town location. Approximately air & hilt. a W. Crystal Dr.. 3.400 sq. It. floor space, Very rca L oc h Arbor. 322-1696 or 322-039°. 7611 or $3) 99Q Employment leaves, stsnciwi herbarium mounting Mildred Stemper -WTN Dear WTN: Itcould.botinmyonI dDubt IL ft1),,f brief period reduce points sellers are required to pay when they 'll theLr k bycrs r,der VIM or VA financing. JNA: , , t :!,!. 'i ': ' 1111 I;ii . ___________ 6 - bedrooms. 2 baths, large chw.y _________________ needing nominal repair. Call 322 5873 or 373 4331 After 5-30, 7-Motels. Hotels I-Eating places aClassjfjed _____ _____ ________ _ _ For Rent Apartment - Aduitt No pets. fl 3-Cemeteries 1$-Action Sports and drym too long, ft plants iritions who desire to locate wig turn brown. seeds. To mount, place narrow Plants should be pressed the transparent tape aaoea large day you collect them. If you stems and branches. The mount can't, keep the plants in a plas. may be covered with any trans. 10 parent plastic Win. ________________________________________ ____________________________ FAI Dear ---' -. I - $150 per month. 14-Camping LAKE USH - , IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers. For further Information call 12243$; or write' Business Property ONLY 3 bedrooms, kitchen equipped, 13-Travel ! 2bedrc'omhoin. fOfreni.)fl.7$fl, One, to buy, sell or rent Call 322 10-Do it Yourself ors _____________________ Master' s . Superintendent. Qualifications ;fl,.j$J, experience In princIpJ, and practices of civil engineering as applied 1* development, struction ard maintenance Of Sewers and Supervisory ix. pirience. Starting salary $)44$0 per week. Interested personne' contact the City Hall or call t;r ',rther 'fflcrmatlon and submIttIng of application. Make today Classified ad day Place and Found 31 ri 4) Lake Mary office. Confidential ____________________________ interviews. MIS., computer, We Partially furnished 3 bedr oom with take trades. Forrest Green dining room, living room, kitchen. REAL TORS. 222 6333 or 3228970. screened in front porch, utilities, ________________ garage. Near Palmetto and th MAINTENANCE MAN St. 1160 per mo. Sec. deposit - $100. Garaue 'iles are in season Tell the Apartment complex needs depen. People about i with a Clatsllieci No pets. 13Oo33. dablemantofiiltulltlmeposition ______________________ Ad .n the Herald 327 7611, Wanted piano for ldyllwilde5thoo l Kindergarten. Donation, tax 9-Good Things to Eat bad and aa, froits or sheets may be bouaJt, however. mortgage company. The Federal Homing ALkn1n1xtrat1 o only insure t. And, for that Inairance you will pay a prunlum. ar" Is wchIfta, nM r ! 111111111_i`11111111_~ - o, air, It doean't. You would borrow the m ney from a 1iMI and If ere. trec suba or t1itr wxly You can use any teiwy, white th -. Ig oraU pa per for mountIng _ Dear jES: color- seeds If are mod desirable 11 you coUect flowers IT IS DRIVEN •• - '--.I . ve, Farm Property center for scientific professional the •j Furnishedor unfurnished nice deductable In good condition of 4-Chi ld Care - plications for the posit ion of Sewer 2-in Memoii&m 4-Personals . Houses Rent U.ltisrriished REALTOR - ASSGCIATES for our 01 hor" Alcoholic Afkiri~nloj', Can - - lCard of TP.anks ON RESERVOIR - THE NAJ LHEAI) 32 _______________ CS 11 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida Announcements ~ Cove F A BALL-PEEN HAMMER AGAINST 1111 11 30c a line _____ _______ Help Wanted .,.j - FACEDWITHADRINKING PROBLEM mr 4Oca Travel 8 Recreation 'The - Let one of our friendly Id visor. help you rd your classified Call 3fl 2611 or P31 9993 _______________________ ________________________ _________________ ______________________________________________________ - I WALLBOARD PLACE BALL Mrs. ofand newalthough spartznont haveQt been by 18 Inches, Make a frame, corrugated cardboard between Society. ccinstructel In this area they unnplexes are being leased then nail or screw the strips one each specimen. Change the Guests arrived at the former YOU Mid And we olf &e De to two Inches apart running dryers and new w Pro)" that would Iftse you an ally for Welling Estate, once owned by both ways" on thie inside of aiie ft" or four da ys - longer for George Wastdogton, in colonfaf U* older apartment bostira now have vacancies which can be h"M Repeat the process to rented onamonth.to.(floIjth b 1$ Yo*nIeftexwill betomed to the SWwd Chamber CC CaZIMII and your nAM WM be GYPSUM flnttjcnjtu', Home Will the lady in the cream c foreign car who picked up white toy poodle on Orange Blvd In lake Monroe please call 3 Lines Minimum - ____________________________________________ TO COUNTERSINK NAILS IN A ildIng felt, blotter paper or of the American Horticuitural -' SLost /1 , &• a let ARE YOU TROU8LED , Call Toll Fret. 6.41 2037 for 'We Care"Hotlln" Adults or Teens. ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) or h22162 i - 6 thru 2S times 26 times 39 Putter p petew ab T for Wont Ads I thru $ times If)C. 1WAka __ - -- .ar _!!- HOES ___ CL WP - MARonm Ut11 ill-fitting joints. Can you tell what kind It Is? ofapieceof g me that they )vill lasi overnight, or Self adhesive transparent ft perhaps a few days. films are available. Remove all soil from roots Keep the mounts In a dark Pressing and mouinting native and some of the stenI leaves, --- price - AP Newsleatwt, Here is a bobby suggestion: Editor: . _____ Pursonals - s E-Vap "water pilI' 7ouchton Drug Dspartment No,g - cosh down ar, rid u Ce 4 monthly p.'ments under th e Farmers Home Ad m'flistra?ion Plan Q. - I heard about some wood glw Wt can W used to - "tvt.v aI Want Ad no wouldn't be asking 4 (, 11 now ne'w 3 bedroom home for the cutting A. - Rorcinol glue is ex. Yourself, practice on some cellent for this purpose, but sa'ap piec es of glass first. And only to a point. Good joints should fit well even before ad.. It is about onesixteent,b of an hesive is applied. Pressing Plants By EARL ARONSON _____ j- you a ,ibility 10 Purchase ,, You still want to do BasebulJ Fan Dear AF: case, . 11. ..d 'il.k Ask Home Otena It flOw within the reach Of the young working people of area; as well as the ol der rots an a ' 'ed income. I y0Ur . various kinds of decoupoging. Wre on the cutt4 PrOI f2 Flmlda. Sire is! Kroc cam : a. -It tikes practice to get baskets and even walb. After U)c krk"ck of cutting gi&u aL-cu. )OU becolile intrigued with Ole ratt ly. If you have done it 1*. idea, as most persons do, you'll fore and have sucieeded, go go on to complex designs and the en Yo Someose told me they read that Ray Kr.e, owiei of the San Padres of the National League and bead of the McD., _____ ; ouse? F in . fMbafl gante Sept. io. Deslgi:ed hv students fn the wbool's drafting and dtSign C, ass, the 5,000 some , ca pa city stadium will be used far football games, _________________________________________________________________________________________ track meets and Wh 322-26fl Orlando 831 Ne w inancl • STADIUM WORK Low en cost. high in reujlt, thars classilled ads. read them! Winter Park. ' eed ______________ 'I ar Fan: ". ____________ _____________________ .!.--,., . IIIML ' p- _____________ .i. -----~ - Hei - I * - ahead. But If that De Q. *n#'..-h •... Can you tell rn some- tors Property. From what I can find out a three-year warranty Is there any truth ii that' - support the flew covering ad like to try it. Isit difficult? that t is good anchorage to A. Decoupaglng In its basic CW tOOflzi& These (acform can be done bj anyone. it can only be determined by ____________________ consists of gluing pictures to -ar; ction by a III ______________________________________________ fesaka ______ ____________________ _________________________________ _______________________ over them. Any kind of picture s can be cut from Q. - Ihavetorepiacetwo catalo gs and such things as old 4.AJ.al broken wlrxiow Students from SemInole High School's masonry class are hard at anyreason why Icannot cut greeting cards and posters and work to get the new $15I, Sanford Spurts then glued to furniture, waste SLactIun cpkt.j glass myself' before the seasiI erst borne construction does not apply. _____ hamb Diego bookletyou want.) is that the another ___ eveloper to pm"& & Lbrft-yw warranty on "Onst'ructiOn,it dI.sn mak" it ne,v-wry that the buyer t,e given tull dimlosilre on custs of leases and other obligaticna and fut ure plans on * over _____ 18 _______ -1 217g. - larMrs.GWS: You are probably referring to a bill passed during the recent !egi.stative session and signed into law by Gov, Askew. This bill deals wi th condominium constrtxtiou, Not only does it require a N at. ' Mrs.GWS . - t7 _ " - -91 _ _____ - -- wwmdes? I ______ . .•. Editor: My bbIad and I been told that it Vt pwckase a raat new home that we will receive f1 three -year warrasty frem the buildir. D. all catjfjen ffrg • devel.pen give such me two general cofl5deraUonsthapplyLng,ne 1974-3C ______________ ________ AdIoinin 'oaces in family p INFORMATION 3 Evergreen Cemitary. soo for au. 3tWtR3UPERiTENET_rh, City of Sanf ord It accepting ap. Write P.O. Box 1037, Keyst one .- a - they're one of - ______ ______ IVeecIs"with ________________ •1 _ ladude UWAUtion. .. ____ _______ 18, i ________ -- Cemetaries inch less in length and width to (For either of Andy elon rid con- helpful booklets 'Wood FIn1 of ________________ rolled roofing material on 11 glass irregularitIes. Also, Roofing Guide," send 30 ct I4 . Mu it be removed befort dpuia U szisii may aria a long, stamped, ei m plying a new roof of asphalt notbesquare,thwhlchcasethe dressedenve1opetoKsy 0,, 1 shingles? g1assmusthenttnttpowr PO,RnT4fl,Hunt1ns. " r-• A. th No. __________ August - U_____________ _____________ Ufl T WANT AD Q. - We have a roof with traction of the wood as well as Ing in the Homell OR '.1ioml 0 _______ ______ ___ the hottest selling home items In this state. We're told prices range finam $U to $*.not dxM1 _____ - in keeping Your air collditkned home at a farwable taimperature. There is one thing W me, Floridims seem to think one or two of these1ts r4Mm-x . ______ _____ ________ _________ - By ANDY NG A fpafuye Sunday, j - One Old Over V , , ',, - .1 __ rn.i. ______________________________________ L -- ___ Tho - r ___ ____________________ - .. ,2- i Herald f I I - __ Roof __ _______________________________________ '- I've det*4 ;brc j' fornsation on this but It dues stand to reason, everyone lnknns me, that the cooler the attic space the less energy Is consimd _ . I ___ ___ 1 \J Sunday _ I __ PUt I evi/ ___ ___ .... __ .-11 , ~I _'_7 *-, -r__*-f ' ~_I~ ?I ' .. - ' Bank ___________________ 1 % __ iI Revolving Rooftop '' . , ", I ---No 2C -- �7 - _.LI-__ 1 - 4L-.i'sJayHerdkj The Sunday, A ug Herald ust 18,397 - Sunday Want Ads Great - ________ ________ __ _• . Bargain For Hun ting •- •---- I. 71 sw 4) Houses for Sale rim Houses for Sale 41 47 Real Estate Wanted S4 Garage-Rummagt WINTER SPRINGS %W Park Dr, Days 372 '712 e ACIAMONTE SPRINGS - $21,5W Three bedrooms. I bath. good fleQlbOrhd. Large lot. All .p. pllances Carpet thrøhou$ private lencta yard, utility Shed, oarage, carpels. $34000. FHA cr VA Pm Al,her 3 and I bedroom homes available Immediate occupancy. Ask for Phyllis REAITORAUOCIatC 'eanI Ilartman Rezity, Inc Suite 103 . rhe Greater Mail REALTORS. CLIFF Oukk cash for your home. Fdst closing. We will pay oil cost. when re4dy or will trade. Fr?e niptctlon. Call Larry Saxo,-I. REALTOR, or Jerry Emerson. Assoc. Roberts 1 Gilman,Inc.. REALTOR I 53 75 Under wood 4pewriter. m anual. Offlcf model. 11110 type. Fine condlt;on. UO. 322.14SA YARDSALE - Fri. 54t. Everything and anything. 1`01 E. 251h St. YARDSALE 25175.OrangeAve 323 6) Molorcicloills Camper-Travel Trailers CALL SOUTHERN RV SERVICES FOR ALLYOURRVNEEDSII 323 9020 Bwlding Materials ___________________ Carport Sale: Sat. . Mon.. 9-6. 1506 Used building materials. Metal garage 2x1 Douglas St Sanford Near ton rout, Across Sir*" trum • w%eHOnvHe an Celery. Hill Lumber on 3rd, Postponement In Cast of fain. $31 *322 50 : neverWa5,AD tttntime tn1n 81silled ad in the 64 Miscellanaous __ _ 1 WOULD YOU BELIEVE? We still have a very nkt ibedroom home with den and electric , chin for only $18 000' TERMS EVERETT HARPER AGENCY 706 W lstSt Sanford Deltom: Atte retirees- No caih down low Monthly Payment. 3 Bedroom%, 2 bSthS. Call Builder 30031-11174. •Ge * They ,, s * Central Florida. ALL NOLL S STORES There's onie near you. Ple whouseslnaruralar ea NQdwn Pilifmtnt-monthly payments l ess Than rent. Government Subsidized I t)u e crs 17 ,111 to se., NORTHEAST A'ir coriditioners 11,000 BTU Gibson $100: also color TV, 3 Years old SM. 323 5"ll. Lares e lect Ion Prices sir a •Em While Equipment for - Comple$etraiierhitches, All ktidsavailable SANFORD REI. VEE SERVICE 2311 W. lit St. 323-4711 ______ ___________ Rent with shallow well. Freshly paint" ins ide PALACE GUARD. Cal ask for Jerry Emerson, Associate, 830 5500 After hcvrs 034 3370 65 Want To Buy Furniture Below Wholesale ffoll's freight damaged warehuuso hiS over 10000 pieces to select from at wtiotesale or btlow at 49 West Concord, downtown Orlando. phone 42S "W. Mobile Homes RETIREES DREAM 1974 rlanslgo 2 Bdrm set upon lake Skiffinq Take up payrrepts or pay Ph. J73 0350 Dealer 7 4. 19MDoOeDartconver1lble6l, good running condition, good • AT • ra.ers f"(, •• Ifil 77 Pinto - - .. • c $ £ " W-tIT -%;! 4-- Ir .é.4!ij.a/ '•- - .:. - -'- % -.'_,.z•I - -. g ' 110C - HafchP I 322230$. _____ -- % -. --- .. - . . . - 14 - :tz;_,;. . - .e 323 5266 I- '0 l. • " . - Horses -. - -.1- 1,1-- - ~ I I - 1. , Z; ~r.4" ! Z-44~ - .; '4 a .• wi - - I !-s : -u-- " 1 A '_ . •' Ielf ' I 3220413 (Wi?hGoodCrecjlt) Gentle pony. New saddle. bridle an blanket. Brown with whit* fail and manS. Excellent with e ffi_: - - - E ze -- . - . _ . - • - 3*i;fr: F 4- of, - - A-1 CONDITION - 77 - - Poo@ at 322-I&Sjr Mustang City 12 vott Batteries 1111 .95 R EEL's BODY SHOP ilOt Sanford Avenue - 4W power powerbrak,t air conditioned, while buchris AutosforSale dlfference.323 4349. AKC Toy Poodle PuPPY , 9 weeks old male. Apricot color, Has shots, ' Saber Uborglau, Ititj Model. "3 IS31, Trailer Included $650 6445704 ..-.. _-.- liW,. I P~ Parts Accessories__80 -•- ;&- Phone 372 1769 International - 44 ton,4 wheel drive, tool box bed. S17W in Honda 450 full dress. engine 30 - 316 1. Don P000t at 322 1651, Dealer. 1MS Ford F-100 good condition 5600 69 Pontiac LeMans Student 36S3161. money will accept my reasonable offer . Call Donna lnternatlon$ '. ton 4wheql drive before In Chrome wheels, 1.1, deep . Kit :;:=--.;;•-__. lip travel trailer it you are having difficulty finding a Placefolive.caf todrive.a Job,or some Service you have need Of rcaa all our want A every day. ______________ 322,7045. 17 Saber fiberglass 1966 Model. Trailer included, $630. 6"-5704. . 1965 36S3161 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUpS 66 1973 F.2SOFordPickup. iwheeldrlve $M) 323.3M after I factoryLow mileage. Like 77 Ford WhIley EckttInat 323 1651 fiberglass top, 2 got tanks. pwr. steering, pwr. brakes air cond. o towr flwf Pets and Supplies 10 hours In the water. Tilt trailer. Fitcellent condition Must %Aii tow lit St 336061.373017.3229370 42 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpel SnamPOOtf (Or only S1 per day, Garage Sale: Everything must go. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Furniture, washing me chine, MISC. household Items. Sale Star,$ 4 P.M Sat. 107 W. "Cond Sir. ttle want ads bring big, big or results JuSt try one 3fl 2611 or 631 9993 S Boats & Marine 73 Model, Bra nd new 16 i?Cryslef m S700 DOWN $115 70 principal and interest at 9 r cent for 340 months Annual prrcentage rate of ii er Ci1? 322 2611 or 9319"3 Equipment MAITLANO FLEA MART M. UNSWORTH REALTY Truck 79 - family room on a btavttfviiy 73 VW suw Bottle - red. i spw, radio. Very nice car. j2ijS Call Whiley Ecl.stt' Dealer. 173 Sportster E xtended f ront end, A Buy of A LlfofImr-- 18' Travel Autos for Sale so _____________ cLeuifI ad day. Place to buy. ieilorrinI Call 32T. 31111 of 131 W93. JORDAN REALTOR WHY NOT? - OWNER CRYING Office Equipment 60 Junk Cars Removed Buys An VW Buggy 3 Englnet. n • battery $250 or best offer S74-3069 After 3 ask for Pete. Car bandoned, unwanted Junk cars hauled away. Your Cost $0 Orlando, 29S6194 anytime. ' - - - a .4 . - _ 4aii..._ ' --u-_ :r _-_ ----_ ._._-__ --:_ •-_ ; jsn .-- __ PAM AtiS There never was a better time then 16 F brgla canc.e and electric 643L 111519S4 Kelter Manhattan And hun, $125323 OW 17 7Maitiand rvu* to use a CIASSI@Ied ad In the SPf0J motor. S2W. S74 3069 After I drods, of parts Good condition Herald. SIV making excuses. Dial ask for Pete, 51 -1 yr. old. good natured mare with Call S74 1600 In the mornings or '66 Flat 4 door $Wan . vio,"Ife. Runs I, x W ac house trailer. 122 2611 or 131 "93, lack. S=. But. 372-21?1, Res 373 evenlngi. SANFORD 11119.5m extra good. $05. Call Dan Pope at I CY x 161 room on wt%etfs. ROBSON MARINE Motorcycles 36 Ill 322-1631. Dealer. 323 54 Hwy. 17-92 1170 Ford Van.6 cylinder, BUNK BEDS ticfl(j 10 ASSUME )22561 Motorcle Insurance carpeted. AC, tape deck. LargestselecllonlnCentraiFsorida '72 automatic, VW 412 Wagon 1972 Shamrock. 1' x 85 on lot 2 67 BLAIR AGENCY Livestock And $1 323 9_ Also best price Starling av $139 factory air, radio Low mileage Exlstlng$1S.000mortgageatl 7Sper BOAT ACCESSORIES HARD. Bec'rooms 2 baths 10 *20' patIo 0 uItr' 3732166 Complete 10 Like new. $fl5 Call Howie Kirby BARGAINS cent with monthly payment of $131 cover 10 v 10 thed No down 1144Cu?ta ALL NOLL S STORES at j27 I6I Dealer W have .) large Stock of for princ,pal. intefest, taxes and Cfl 4onda4 iharp ____________________________ aisurre payments Call 666 6411. Good Shape, 1400 PIGS 9wee& There's one near you. miscellaneous boat Sea ts. Canvas 4-6 p m..Sal. - Sun. by insurance. 3 Bedrooms. 1 bath. Evenings 322-43 91Aftr5p m 120 each. t.X15 and curtains 3 Plymouth 4 door $Wan - while. air fenced d *Ith deep well, apponme windshields, ELEPHANT EAR PLAN S 3223415 3 beoom mobili home with air CuShions, dock fittings remote end fall pints. PALACE GUARD BrIng 21o$ gal container. R Pwr. steering A C excellent coingfishing?Gelalifheeguipment conditioner 3nd 750 gallon Uptic 1972 Honda SL17S controls, OMC and MerCruiser cond Best offer •30 Other financing available. Ask for J. Carroll. 117 Angeles Rd., you need for those big ones with a tan k 3230140 Excellent Condition, Low mileage. ellers, aluminum gas tanks, 67A Feed .Jry Emerson Associate. 170 DeBary 661.122 *ant ad. '72 VW Bottle marina blue, AM S73-323 OW. that Cannot be Used in the SSM 1971 MobIle h--me nothing radIo Real clean $21 Call Heavy duty utility trailer, JIM DANnY FEEDS PrOdultion of a 1975 model Cobla fl Merjls Broughim down, take over payments 1973 Honda IT$ Scro Howie Kirby at 3n.165jr Dealer $150 BUY DIRECT FROMBOXCAR boat because of a deSign and ALTAM)NTE5plNGS NE S4 hardtop extremely 66cled One 372 4502at?,ro am Miles. brand specification change If you area GormleysE 443234733 owner One year warranty. Call 1973 MarquIs Brougham I door 3332133 DoltYourself tpe of in 2bedt000, trailer. Din 322411 Dealer. gas range, 120. sedan LlncotnMercurytly, uecu dividual. please visit our plant In 68 Furnished, Adults only. 1974 X L350 low m I loage, 14a n led to Buy Professional poiesser,$5. car. Fully equipped. Low mlleago. Sanford on Sat, Only, between 9 65 English Ford. S1,7 Bedrooms wilt p1-an 3t, baths 323-1103 Excellent condition. 309sandlhot $150 3221731 year warranty. Offerlid for 9"90, Runs good, %I 2S am 3pm l4rge home with many amend les. CASH )fl4Ifl 373-4S after 7p m Calf Btti 3224114. Dealer. 3226421_ Ouirt neighborhood no thru For used furniture. appliances, 73 3 bedrbom Barrington, reduced CARPET, TILE, VINYL. Sales and SAMPLE BARGAINS traffic. This Ise PALACE GUARD expert Installation. 20 yrs. oxp. 1001 % IffC. Buy I or tool items. $11SO. home. Also 4 room% and i-P bath Lowest prices In town Cal 671. Aluminum saddle gas tank (24 gal) Larry s Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. UC per Set, I I gal. can be used as a mother ;,v Is**, stern gas tanks 1121. GREGORY-MOBILE HOMES $45 per tank, 12gal. metal gal Iank Plumbing stopped up, Power mower apArtment. Call Barbera McLean. SW French Ave. 31103 Or is Scuba tank mod regulator. Dog won*l %ran? Get the Service you $25 per lank Vinyl lounge seal $35 Aaauclate 13CS500 Atttr hOUfI )7a.52 rn exercise pen, Jill xI Sunlamp M. nced from classfaed aos ea Vinyl cushion IS ci, Storage Rod Holders $37s per set, Chrome deck Cleats 95 cents ea., Misc. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 43 Lots and Acreage DEDROOMSUITES Propellers (new) $17.50 ea., Gas OP Prices Paid, used, any coindition. Wholesale. Over SM.00. Noll's price 1111 hose SO cents per ft.. Ler's 6441126, Winter Park. Casselberry: For Sale, 100 it 100' on factory damaged repaired outdoor carpot S3.75 sq. yd. inc.RealtorsLongwood motile home lots. Good location sultej..$1i9(0 Can not be told _______________________ Terry Realty, REALTOR, 628. from new. LAKE MARY All sales are final. Cash or Master 69 0711. Stamps-Coins Ski. swim and fish on fabulous Lake Charge accepted. Cobia boats Mary,t large. crystal clear take. 3 Ofang. City Hills .75g 140 lot. Amid ALL NOLLI STORES cannot be purchased at the fac. bedroom, 2 WON air. 2 parchors. nice homes with paved street only tory. These mv%t be purChasied We Buy and Sill Gold and silver There's one neor you. CO:ftS, Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE fenced yard Seller will finance. S3,000. Land Brokers Inc. from an authorized dealer such as COIN CENTER. 109W. lit St. 323. REALTOR. 831-2820; After hours. Meador Marine, Sanford Bobs FREIGHT SALVAGE DOT- DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Boats I Motors. Orlando. SANFORD IL. P -' - Appliances air cord. freezers. Cable Boat Co. J_J3 A fliwlywed or retires dream, 3 Altamonte lo$.lOOx 140' . retrig. step ladders wire. ec. Noiiio tmpIbOvenI.nf* 7 AltamorWe2.lacres Sil I k R Auction bedroom, flmily room, air, nice Gormlys E . 44. Sanford Central Heal & 13.J00 r Conditioning Sanford. carpeting. Seller often forms. Lake Mary too Par tret estimates, call Car, OvIWO ReslContial loft suw Golf c lubs - let I handed. PET REST INN SILSM. Karris. at IFARt. In 3?: Kitchen Bathroom callinvits. Lakefrort - Fla. Tech Don't MIss This Counter Top%, Sinks Installation 7.1 3cres Ph 3nrAQSY, U4,0W 111f.w. 111S. 3" SANFORD 56 Camping Equipment available. Bud Cobell 322 80, anytime f.Mini grove, corner let. Just painted West - 5 acres. g&ove, zoned Tent, knapsack frallers 11151ow Inside and out. 3 bedrooms. family WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Monday, Aug. 19, 7 p.m. Lot off SR 4U - wwll. Septic lank, surgeon. Haul in room. Move right In. SZ1,500 vt a useful electricity, 10 x 3W 322-5622 Large soloillon of first rate fur 611500 wattling 1a-hk1Oiiir% clewing houses Full lineGE Appliances purpose again when iyou sell them TERMSAVAILABLE nilure. IncludIng: carved wild 1011. 7111-3417. with a classilled ad from the Sonloira Llorclroc CornPistilli Call GEO. WILLMER ASSO.I., primitive dining table and 6 2522 Park Drive, 322-1562 Herald. Call us I"M y l DWI so Bicycles INC.. REALTOR. 1014M REALTORS 196W.Likkt MAVY-W". BUDDY's chairs, French Provincial canopy WILL DO FENCE JOBS (*ISYI Just dial 322,2611 or 1jj M4353 or 645-2333 bedroom Suite, walnut bedroom C HOME IMPROVENAIENT6 Expw To place Vvur low cost *8 WE TAKE TRADES GIRLS BICYCLE suits, king its# bed, ]ZI-904 KentAore Small JObS Wanted Rare Opportunity ad 3 SPEED SCHWIN,$30. washer and dryer (30 day 3238254 guarantee) Slpecesetot Curiler SO' building lot. IIltrruA$J DrRlTv TOWER S BEAUTY SALON Reduc, your electric ball with nurrmii nsut I IVeS dinnerwjr,, stereo tape Household Goods P1 ? (formerly Harrietrs Sea p Hoo cOiflpIefec,iIino&watl ntuIa?on' rreSltJIe iøDflifl in the City A l Pe1. Jenny Clark. At ck, color and black & white 519 E Pint. 322 51I7 Fri. estimate AWion iiisuia!ion Bikes , Bikes, Bikes and TV's. large small appliance's. 32211AS1322 15".3Z2-3373 -__.__-L__ Dishwasher and dryer only 7 Tot Ai Price tAM. 2210 clean us*d and new bedding. new All slits and models, 10 spoieft, 5 FALL CLEANIN months old. Perfect working living room furniture and c3rpot. Call 3?3 4?14 or itia - of Soteds, and standard bikes now UOQ down, 5 years on the balance. alona with the regular line of used 4111111111111 Exterior walls, #&vft Pella, walk% 1021 S. Summortin Ave. ava;labl* at Firestone Store. Call I[Wrrplar Alarms furnIturt and Misc. COME help you New. For Homes Bushliftial., EARLY AND GET A GOOD ud clobbers. WASPS lt'ColdSpot refrig. buy. sell, rent or swapo.at & Im sp;def Bottom trotter. Clean. COSI.-Aef Los help you place yourl- '" -.•.. . . - -;7, 1 - . p AL X_ i I I - - . -- I - - L......,' - j 'Io .. a •:c.!.* i " .4, 14 3.b.! -- - FUN HOME-LAKEFRONT - - 't.j.4' • I 'tl.__• •\; * - - - - -f - 414 S I •• • - __i j• 1 16 AL k- • Roberts & Gilman -- -' - ;. M IL --_- lt A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You-. 1- _____________________ . . -. - - - at Care . . - AUCTION AnImes i T Va; ;4 _q z o 0 FORREST GREENE INC. E ;4 I. it -0 11.0 L0 es I-S .. r- L m 0 C4 I 00 z P4 ;0% 0 Lk 9 ! W o li-l ow 13 C, on ju i2 Z J2 it -tn Is C4 rA ______________________ el • U --_ Burglar Alarms . L tage around $150 No qualifying 36acres' 1* 2200 x 330 ft on lake 1, Excellent for quality residential use. Terms. Singer JOHN SAULS AGENCY Days 3227171 Broker GOLDEN TOUCH N SEW Eves,3fl41S HWY. Assocate Associate Juit north of Orange County line in sew.ng cabinet, repossessed rwarLakeJern$$acres,ed Singer'sbesrmodel,winct'sootjtfn ftedro,orm. 2 baths,Carpel. AC. VA nathing do". $11300 323 $ - 11140,000 cialance of US or 10 payments of LAKE MARY S acres ona corner. $00hOme nearby Severalhome's can be 1t on . 11".5110. REOUCED$3500 COMPARE 3 beidroom, ll~i bath. wall to wall carpel. large garage and carpeted utility room, lovely yard. Central beat and air. equipped kitchen Close in. Immaculate. Onli, 3 RE years old. By OWNER 3726"1. in7 C 7; I,IlngerLJg-L7, WLAP;is. &;V.isg ieno j rwwlq posilkAn. Like new condition, solid hiew for US. balance of SAS c&sh or Payments of 113. Now warranty. FORREST GREENE INC, 5 T0kS 196, Call Credit Dept, SANFORD SEWINGCENTER 3OiAEist 151 St., Sanford M141111. Eves $49. 1146 J?]6)5)0161S7)Ji wETAkETRAD[S Used furniture - excellent condition, D -Iuxegasslwilh -idIe.rx eolux vacuum, Sunbeam elec. mixer, old Singer 1200 French Ave 323-7340 rr&i#i II V I RS GASSIPPE 1971 TOYOTA Hardtop Coup@ mom 1974 GREMLIN Stick5hjft $1295 $ 1973 HORNET '2795 I44SSedan ............................... 19" MERCEDES Newly reupholstered hide a bord Furniture. tM French Ave. n4c 52 21 95 Loaded RE SW S. SANFORD AVE. M-1370 Appliances E"tent c"llon.S125 VINCENT,S CARPENTRY Interior Tram Paneling Custom InterIor Exterior Plastering. Carpentry No lob too small Plaster pa tchihg and imuIa• Licensid 6. Bonded 323 5677 br.cRspec,atlty.33227,O 1972 JEEP COMMANDO X HOMES OF DISTINCTION *Paved Streets *Sewers 'ENMORE WASHER parts MOOhEY APPLIANCES 32306" 53 TV-Radio-Stereo THESE ARE JUST A OVER IN FEW Roof'mg . - 1.0 , -. - Ld E ., ' .. thompscnspoo,,ng - UP & I h 1 nQI fS i 9. - - , - . tz . -- - a •. - - ip 48 C o V X it 0. o > < C V e M - - - rz in . > U a C1. _________________ - Sub.Contracto,i ii ... • - • - tCE cc •. • U : . .a -' in Id •• I.S4 -I Uj -a A ii UP $CIIIng c o m m u n lit y everyday ... read and use them Often- Call 3112 2611 or 131 ."91, CL L4 M z X 43 to !°' tO 3 r-cc Ix !S. .0 4. : WON Drillimg I - Innd,nt ,.:nter.Hmates n'lddle man For trleestlmatesonanysi,e John's Fix It ad' Call All" I P,m. Mon.4hurs, 333.1283 • 41 TELEVISION SETS SZS U, _j u #A 4 U .2 ca C14 6 CL 73 r LL CL 2 d- !. . 41.1 ? • E Aii 2. >_ I • - W 0 t3 ro > k 10 i w j -1 ; M _____ 4 ? X - • f S Ot It 0 < .- - • co • C~ Cr 4, 16 . 9 4 9 S 0 -0 . - - 9F 6. . U , - QK0 WU L , i. 40 E - • ' to 7RAILER REPAIRS 3736643 - CS . gi c4 00 '-"1 LU - , lid Coll WeIdJ,rn -- -•• - two t t c•s Wj I r 15 te W? W Ind " 11 CL (j • g 0 S Lij I"RowFptsl Coollrol 2626 Iroq uois Ave Sanford - - E COO) * - in ..J ° 0 .' CI i V1 STINE MACH114E ADDITIONS REMODELIWG CALI. BILL On I 475 3374 Lake Mlry3fl.31,1 D Z 4W 4; CA >5 WELLSDRILLEDPUMPS SPRINKLE ypn and Vies, ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2363 Park IL CL LO 4.0 •g Pest W E Ej I *4; ex L) 4. - p.,. 0% . 0 - 09 to - 04 - U 0 . tin LU cl~ 00 0 z Ld Painting And Wallpapering. No job 100 %'"It. OUSIRY vAvkm&nlhip, - L ' .• •v PAULSLATeq Professional Wallpaper Manger. On N n I'll Avgvst 26 Free nllmafn. PH. 22j,"73, Painting AAA Home Repair Inc. L. ' WaOPaperg Qf tat time 10 Sell Wmtthlng with a Classified Ad. Just dial 322 26ol at 831 " 93 for Quickr1sults ad. 'S - 10ø. 9 "c-) CL C 0 Home Improvements All Typos of Repair. 373 9043 or in s479. I - . ' as 0 If You are Ito need of & roami ng Subcontractor, Ca ll BIG HAM In the 4 A M '" k ____________ ;;;, Pcrie again wborn you sell them c Inei : Call us fodiey!orn:h Don't delaytjustdlaljflUl$or$31, Wn, To Oats your -low cest want I 4 . Lar SatIsfaction guarantee. Carpentry polmling. Free Estimates Call Marty. 671-154. - a r, L. ___ free CHASE tY'L DERS. ' day or nlojht. • u 03 RYDERRENTSTR UCKS Econcilne Vans to Diesel Tracto I day year. 32) Si to all. Fair prices. Lic Sold. Bonded. CHASEY i637759Jayornit. 12 - 0 • -E ---- It i_. nomsuiIFoyem ,mj ME 9 - • TnjckRe,,Is :&ABAcKHOESERVICE reparwnrk 373$1V7 windows installed, painting Interior, exterior. Free STOCK it C ,. a ,, E t= > ri - . to, ) 7143. 481119*1, Holpoint and Tappan, rkedrigM.Fnancing.y&,abI with no oown payment, Dick% - 9 %C 0 -• C g onommAm~ Rn Concrete & Masonry - F estimates FloorspatioSIdrive ft. In isrp or In up. 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HELD TOGETHER WITH6LUE —LiKE THIS EW6~OP6 FLAP... _ P- 7 'ST Too. Oft r tu- __ THE 60ARPS OF THIS FENS M 1HIC0118 Ill. 50AT. DEPOSIT COINS SIT FOR 1'] T __ _ _J ' Lj DEPOSIT 00101 FOR SALADS JI SANDWICHES _ DRINKS ) IA I VIA UNDO _ THEsE 13UTTONS A9L 1111 STAPLE THESF, PAPERS TOGETHER TO KEEP -rHEM FKom &.owiNG./ lft~ HOLD TOGETHEK r I- THE FRONT OF M\1 COAT 44W I'LL ATTACH THESE PIECES OF CLOTH M VOING 99 CILIA^ P#11 CAVLa DEPOSIT 7577~ DEPO FOR HS DEPOSIT 71 _____ __ it rz NUNN NEW __ WINTHILOP LOO iE 545 T~INKING -r0 Os, W YOU'W-flA\VC- To WAN NAGO - - 11 THE MQVIE / • _ _ CINDY? \ ( I"ThE RETURN ( WTE E REPUL5IVE I I WHAPYING9 ) ____ J b3r Dick Cavallo -- .- II ____ • E SLIMOPLE DEVQ D MO1N 6, _ I - __ Npr 10 _ Tj) __ Ila W YOU CM:[ RON ON ORD CE Pu-is 1F OU3R BOA3aDING HOUSE DID THEY TAME LIP A COLLECTION TO POL.rflcAL. WOL)LP 14w"~—TftSE TIMETABLE 6YMBOLS NP YOU TO ARE TRULY MV5TERIOu ANTARCTICA ___ AX 110-e,~Flr - ON, FOR TRE 6000 OF THE NE16ASORHOOD! a 6 --- I PREM TRIP TO SEND YOU OPE SHOSUJE5, INCLUDING RE lby Les Carr,1111ll FAF!r WAS MERELY PLANNING A F ) jj _ WASHY HAI - - 5 R PRISCILLA'S POP ARE A WORLD YOU -SEND ME 7 R — ) rd T by Al Verzneer OOLS TE TRIP' WHERE WOULD OMECAYMUST HAVE TOLD H THEIR POPCORN C I E -._____ Anemone a star + ish OLIVER. Worm 4 t • Pa 10io Ak i3h OH FOR OPENER6.To 10, Hmp ~j e fill y. 'rO LO-17 ANGELES OVER TO NEW 1111011 r ' r I L __________________________________ ____________ LET MARE IT GOOD DREAM, GOOD HEAVEN,No, GEE, MAJOR! FIRST CLASS YOUR CALIBRFRF-'6 ONLY ONE MAJOR. CURSE - FOR Y, MY FRIEND. MOTtN kelp. Can you tell ,Nh it's called : 7 vc • FNIE SYMBOL og DESERVE ANY Plounde~- dollar ) _4V he CI (• ATEP ALL IT GIXNT LEAP UPWARD ____ shelled F I Vf) Sand Vr%NG 'Ti T ___ drill REME MBER!1 1 WE CAt-4 WA --TAKE: 7HEM FROM AND ENJOY - T AlfEVER MhKV - 0 41 beach hopper / \ \ SGrpQnt 4 star r 00 Sea TAE 'NORLD UNDER Yj,-1U;Z OWN POWER FN Mussel 1 Dori't tell me! - - :- urchin P * k9 Oyster callop 0 13:4 by hLA 14ift w Li .•• J12 - ••- __________ .- . clam I 1 1 _ _ -- _ _________ -. I a - • 4 �- I. -• '..----,--_ --'- T1(6 FAT I' \ AY'GgTTftJ& I HorrFR, I MAY • - ^ -sm iff -* .,'. •... • _t •. !—_• • I - Z5%t •-.-•.-.-- ----. ••-•------ —_ ---- _-.-,. - aAjJc INTO MY" t-I&RTWi&i-4T _ j O\JF2(1,0AT ( - - 1' --s-- -:1 - - '! TO MF1 9JJî' 1 - ':---------------- r' j( 63 - t I I I I L.:j. . - I .I V1 L/-'II ML2 iOffiF A1W JL-JMP ) 4q ji -) N)1O MY f8.tE EXCUSE ME. BUT WOULD YOU LET ME KNOW WHEN WE COME TO THE STOP AT 117TH STREET?" Becle0iro 1flI - ) tr [/ - e air a 55 'p '7 _____ t1st 86t . it Gallia ____ gt f__ o ( ' U . 1 ) . • • _____ THAT'S A GREAT IVA! wii i'is-rn -1F WI-Itt-F IMAF T14EF c!,00t4N& OFF - IN Y'OLJR PG0t1. A 2' fl4 y ç? will yield worthwhile results Thursday, a romantic till is in Sight Saturday, let 90 Of III'Diactical ideas TAUNUS fAprif 20-May 20) Sunday and Monday, wial interests dominate __, O o s0 IV t"M 6LJR THF11r"1? -OVF ARIES (March 21 -April 19) Working in close harmony with others this week U trLf) rts o.e ; © 1974 by NEA. Inc 4 O -1 114 ta 0 -J Lijeei< Ii) S IF - •,: r e aD ____ a ARRA(J&FMFtJT'! O Tuesday and Wednesday. advantageous breaks are apt to occur where your career is concerned Family expenses are higher this weekend GEMINI (May 21-June 201 Domestic demands have priority early n the week Tuesday and Wednesday are your best days Thursday is lazy, but there ' s :cis of zip on Friday Saturday An unwise decisico CANCER (June 21-July 22) Monday Is gcod for mental work Tuesday and Wednesday you manage commercial matters well Thursday is djsnn. ing socially Pace yOur physical activities Saturday &RATFLJ1 1 LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Collect old debts pf the beginning of the week Tue!. day and Wednesday good things come easier Thursday an unwelcome guest at home get extraag nt e the week closes VIRGO (Aug 2.i Sept 22) Monday, be assertIve where sell-interests are ir valved. Tues da y and Wednesday are bright spots financially Plans that failed for ycu Thursday will work on Friday Try again ____ ____ All • • -- - y - EA 'itu,' ci1 T Si-lows >tJ WAVE MANY F/AlE QUALITIES WAITING To BE HAV& PARAS Q TFAC''Eg.sV(LOpEQ. lvi tWAA G" IV 7 YOUR A'Pr'm rj TECT gi ALi ' I I "L. '-'I LF YOU '-P11 ' ikIi-e LA) , r,, 54)U ' '' LL MINED IV A I i / --- /I WORTH (,REAT4IEg ARE JUST CRDi WARY PEOPLE I I MUTAN T r DO)'t,UR BEST T : - BERN CE Oo1, C/ o this n.w.pap.,. I ' - More I - #suv Fire" I n" Sfrf@t, Cleveland, Ohio ~N11X anaw, all the l•tt, only the on.. of . , rc ILIAtI&g r r 4 4II I, 11.1 s4CL- • awnlet cannot I 9•nat Interest. /41pORj4T TUESfl4y/j) WEDNESLAVI • ii - • . ,. . •. .: . OUR - Wells trouh'e on ThUrsday Duties are negec!ed on Saturday - p - CAPRICORN (Dec 2-Jan 19) Hold fast to your own ideas on Monday Iue - - Conditions may tend to ern you in Satuiaay - - - -. GLAMoR - -s To UNC0-OpERArIVE FVREIGN C(AJNTRIcS Feb 20-March 20) Boldness is required in one-lo-one dea!irijs ii rvtondy Conditions are improving that effect your point In?erCts Sa?'jrla,, a special point 0 stand behi n d your word ARLY EXPERIMENTS 1 MO. WITH ATOMIC BREWER ìç' REACTORS, ASTHOSE IN zoo -4 AND MICHIGAN IN THE 196Os, j PROVED TO BE BOTH COSTLY . AND LARGELY UNSUCCESSFUL, - . • - • I -- ____ - :' HEW YOUO ARE RANG THE OLP SHELL ('ME.' - - - - . -- NO, C-vlEOF?G&, _ V" -ANC7I A E THOUGHT U CALL C.A.1, WERE WATCHINc3 . THE GOLF • TOURNAMENT IT b y Ed Slli r WAS, BUT IT I:AN WAIT.' 1M FAlNATE THAT OU TWO ARE PLAYING r SHELL WITH A PISCG OF - ThE CE IS CALLEP C AT., GEORGE! AN2 ou lOW ME t3j ABSOLUTELy IIAQIO WATCH AT GOL F • I KN.' I KN' BUT I'LL r CAN GUESS HKH 5HELL YOUR LITTL r FOLE PAPER - BEr f ___ it •— IS UN7ER" . - -. HAV N%' PAPER, - PROBLEMS IN CONSTRUCTING A BIG BREEDER REACTOR —THE ATOMIC aJ! <" Jj ACTUALLY SWELL BECAUSE OF NEUTRON r -• - - - . i j— At.L5ONALEPWTONUJM... THEUQUID SODIUM COOLANT THAT BURNS EXPLOSIVELY IN AIR OR WATER ... AND METALS THAT All • -5-.''- - -: \ jç. ___ _____ ___ ___ __ SI VI P1 tJ(YIjV,' __ j - .. "fREE" -- (. .. - - FLA. 4L- ---• ....- - r nit •• a4v --- I i Jr 7) S TEq4-f L'.:hI - 6ENERA7CqS (c/-238)A? : :- A0 SCA4E f7REA1A/MSP VA? T'/E --. - - 444c,vg - ---•-ii:Li —4! • PA4HTNO.J"P14rn'/(pfog 4/ IIIII -1t----------H .L:: CONSTR(JCT1OH$OO,V4'4R —-H - ---- - • ORA LEM4g5qi I 1' 1T w5.51 W4TCN/4,Gñ : \ I - 4 - I I , - T_I Tw .__ - r_ _ TJi_ _'i_ 1_=''f - - - _ -.__-= ''_ - I CA - iii1I iv,4r7sv eok I NERT GAS SUCH AS ARGON OR HELIUM SOME DANGER OFFIRE AND EVN EXPLOSION MAY ALWAYS BE PRESENT. llivcqI JIM \ PU/TOV/41.41 FUEL CORE— CAREFULLY SEALED AND "CAPPED" BY AN 1' P.C. ccwr#oL ,c'oas BREEOER REd4C19? THOUGH'THE LIQUID SODIUM MUST BE VERY THI - IS5 :- . Y f i --'- ___ - by KA_ fwjTUp - -- REACTOR VESSEL 14, /Fill ._-i [ ',— -_ /T ___ - I?I4 - - w \ I POWER PLANT THAT CPEATES MORE FUEL -THAN IT USES —ARE FORMIDABLE. THE MORE THAN ATON OF DANGEROUS, 7111 CWk-.1 Ar- 1VA KY. THE PROBLEMS CAN BE OVERCOME AND IS PLANNING A4OOOO t4V. PLANT IN TENNESSEE. -Will GEORGE, U VE ya/R GAME, ANc' E I L51.,jr ' i6REE)OER RFA THEY8RE!D4fORETR0UBLETe/4NPOWRp L '1 ,Lh.vij'Ji LA. IM\ 74 W4" ILL JINC • GENE FAWC ETTE OUT OUR WAy ' • . AQUARIUS IJ2n 20-Feb 19) At Me beginning of the week. Insist UDO) w~at is owed to you by others Tuesday and Wednesday, plins work 0;it smoctnly As the we ek ctoses be mindful of your Image PERSONAL /TX TOWARD WE&1CS END, WE'LL HEAR EXPc SAGITTARIuS (Nov 23-Dec 2)) A tong-o'erdue reward comes to you thc wek Tueda and W e d n es d ay mnpc F' for day and Wednesday OPPOrlunily knocks A Pal leis you down Thursday FINMCIA-L LY' ~Atk • - NIS SOME SAD NEWS REGARPING A PAMOUS - 22, Fr icnii iciox 10 YOU br leaOer rhip as the week ins Tuesday and Wednesday, goats are assured due tO another's co-ii ative efforts Yore careless with possessions on Saturay /9 18—A116. r LIBRA 'Sept 23Oct 73) Lay the groundwork Mnay so Tuesday s ard Wednesday s hopes can be realized Thursday is wasteful. but Friday you rrudei,t Watch what you Out in writing this weecnd e"ORPIO I - IOVERALL PICTURE. WHAT MAY APPEAR TO ?F IN$I- a • ______________ BERnia PREDICTS j A' (1'•l " II PAY I ______ . ____ -•- • iI 9ILIT, 1q11 .'e.•L-.-. ha I vvEL &• ________ 1*r4---- i. - •1 -______________ -S . I- . �- - CM AT T CADIsFUS HEY...IT SOUNDS LIKE 714E FACULTY-ADAiINISTRATION BARGAININa MEETINO IS FINALLY BREAKINO UP if 4%ib3r .,3L ARE DC F1 AR THE r N NEGOTtATiON9 C 'INS M E_ R E POSTPONED, V I FINISHED, A " DEAN AN COT' TH 2 r3r Ar - - - . - -- - -- -- - - - 00 ) ( 3• u: -:1: -- DEAR POLLY Instead of using toothpicks when serving appetizers such as squares of cheese. I use : thin straight pretzels to slick in t them ETHE-Lr 1 OU ChSe - e bulb, Uirn r I I — f * ou this 6lV4, S0tPQ d.*#;% No 6295 :wit h PHOTO GUIDE is in Sizes 38 t3 So Site 40. 44 t ,Afds 45.i%tj .i t ( l I J I I 1 1/ 4 .J /1:. J'.i DEAR POLLY Our doctor suginfected scratch on out baby's hand in sa lt s found it was imp ossible to k hand 5 mcrgcd ,ong enough to do 3ny good Finally lput some tiny bright and then poured n t he warm sal ts water. She had such tuft fishing for tne toys that the sc,,Och got a roally good soakinq MOLLIE WERE, BUT 18 -HOUR GIRDLE V 'SALS 6 C) - EXPIRED If — L gestod soaking an - i \ -- - -- - — - -- - ,:;rar-: a-• ., __ S ____ _____ ________ - DE AR l just had my hair done 41 the beauty parlor, I was ready to go to bed I found Ihad nothing to put for prolecticn. -,,,y hose over mv head and, tied the two logs in a bo 'w on top This worked beautifully.—MRS. H R. $4 , Vrf I 8244 ? DFAR POLLY — Many housewives firld the blue toilet bowl cleaner objectionable. A popular home prod cts company that sells door-to- 't f I. Aff • door has a toilet bowl cleaner that 11 comes in one-quart containers that 1 5 illac-colut iii IN& botIft. Don't I,! trl~s fool you, It is bubbly~_ clear In the toilet bowl. For this reason I it touch better. ALANE DEAR POLLY When frakir,g led backing, I could not use pins because they would make holes I found that bobby pins worked well J11C 41 _J 5530 It's so Chic ft ITho Ir i I rp 1 I A J4 In help in y, A' er carnpeteG o 8244 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes 8 10 18 Size 10. 32-1/2 bust Blatt(. 2-54 yards 45-igh. pants. 2 11 yards W 4 sm TO ORDER 16 CAT51! hot~f MUCH LONOER 15 COL)~;Iw KLUTZ GONNA t5PQN6E lby Crooks & Lawrence - E WHIZ! HE HAI.~, TAKEN) FATHER:, 5 TOO POLITE 'TO TELL HIM ) 10'' 24' Easy Sewing You ll f~nd this lovitlir pantsuit tishiorijbie a r.1 5rritl Pio 81 15 * th PHOT GUIDE is in Sizes io.lq to 24.1,12 Site 12-lf2.35 bull 4-lia yards 45.1,1crI_ 4D 1114 h MA CAPTAIN EASY ir- — °' 85 .3 38-50 > - — Two Way .1t - DEAR POLLY Hero's how to remove many spots and black lire marks from a concrete driveway; Mix three ounces tri-sodium phosphate, one quart chlorine bleach, one-third cup liquid detergent and three quarts of water. The amount of water may be decreased it a stronger solution is needed. I apply this with a longhand ed scrub brush, let it soak for 15 minutes an ihen hose it off. HELEN. — opt 4 oe stte 8-18 - ew is THOUGHT YOU WERE C70ING TO TALK AROUND THE HE CLOCK UNTiL 'YOU REAN5D -,T) D C AN EMERGENCY - L 1 -- - Bond 750 *fch Plus 25c lo.- pootage and handling with as idworls, Pattern number and size to PA7TERNS (,~, hi nowip4pit x 4288. iltifildtown st4fitrii n, M aw yL%,.,r_ u% A 1?. IOIQS ______ ' Cut an avera e size towel into two sections DEAR POLLY — I have found that some of my pants are see-through. To solve the problem, I now wear white tricot pajama pants under them. — PAT. Polly Pays S 1.00 for every Ida& Sand them to her, this news ALLEY 003P MAYBE THE YEAH. WITH ON E 0' GRAN W tVITCH CHILE) rC'0LE-Y'6 HEX 5PELL -_-, ' MWE THING! A KING H.AvING 7' IWAIT ) urn outer or thick edges to the center. Sew up three sides and hom the open ends Pull over your dry oubt mop and pin around the mop handle with safety pins. These covers are line for many mopping chores, easy to wash, and a real mop-saver Make soveral. No waiting for a mop he3d to dry! — MRS. L,H.G. USE BOBBY with this dar ling puppy made from colorful yo - Li yos. No. 5530 has complete direclions- 1-41 A Ise 10 ORDER: send #00 plus Ise handling with name, address, pattern number and size to PA rTERMS J~v this newspaper), Box 43SO, Midtown Station, tiow York. MY fooM by BELMVIE ME, IF I WAS UP Delight the children '_ Dave Graue UMPA? WHERE SKIN VM RIGHT HERS! W140 ANOTHEFZ r—r 7 7 r~% F:_1 r C ROYAL Ny" PALACE OF moo 0 ao THE GIJE -5,7- i?orH SCRAM.' 'HOULD DO THE TFZIC)<! OUR V151TOFZ GET THE ME55A6E THAr UFZ DAD ABOUT THAT .. MY MAJM E LS GUZ DANG 17111, AN" SW KINQ & MOO! %%'ILL DROP WHY... IT IS! OH GU IT'S RVALLY Y"TIZY, G,..GUZ?! YOU M KAEAN MY LEAVE 'A J11 r4v pf 7T1 7 do L F JOHNNY - . 4: WONDER 18 1 T ____ ____by D*ck 1 /_• I Rogers EB / piLL IN ¶WE SLNK 10 R f WOR CWE w~ - FLO and 7/ _ d A OUT rt 1iii OP ITS OWN. AN ARTIFICIAL o i-1- t FglNr H~Y! NO LIGHTG ON I N 7H E HO'"-**E MORE BLOCKG TO 'TH(NK UF FOR A GOOD EXCU ( NATURAL GAS IkG HA NO OO o __ If I II I ----° CO: 02 -THEF KOAL-A A ~140NCISRAPW OECOR 501LINE7 IN LIJAI 10-1 ILL GW ITCH o F THE ENGINE ANPAC-4* 7 P INTO 7HF RAGEv - * 6INE t2 AU:5'r;ZA1_lAN ANI,"At, THAT I-COK5 OKI? A LI\(`0 WEV a i ; JX14, T I I< II- ~A_l A MIZE MACE OYA OR OVA PER60N'rp VOICO. AS 11wo F115COMP SPINS, TWO Pim;0NOig, r S A -- r -- - -_ - J --..—— L 4 2 0 14 , ? 0-/ /, ~ I- '' NO I,A . IJV l\ ,M'. ---i BRiTANN1A 1, 040 L-fAves OF VS -roWLIg. JUN!On 1 OFF-AXW;t I I - e =NO IN TWg I 0 Iwo I JUST 1.15f 11,0090 T140 FROWN&M AM W140 A -- Aw 11RTURE IOLORSF" " fit FLO M U!;T HAVE G I VEN UP WAITNG FOR ME AND GON TO BED ___ (6EE ANSWER Sox) WORD (,iA-i MI - Try By Paul Sellers HEW< I'V E ONLY GOT 7WO cy6lvFr E PT 15 17*,4 •__3 -- - WW-1 M 1W 11111"I i ;'ONSview, TIC I Z335 COX WJ 0 - a - - -- -- -- -r - .' -- - - - — - -- :-- p, - - --..--- .--- - ' I - -- - -- - - 3 ;-_ - - - - - - . -. • -. - * - - -. - - _________________________________________________________ _____ :- - -- - - - - . - - �-- .. -.--.-. . ... --- .- . ... - - - I .. - .. -- . - - I) - .--- - .-------.-.-.. - . .- - .- - 1. - - - P I -- - - - - - I . __ . I __ N __ __ ___ 0- _ - 1 L " L rKX I I _ H OP - ____ - At / SPO Y- . 0 _ 7 Evening . He d 66th Year, No. 309-Monday, August 19, 1974 Sanford, Florida 4\J4 - . If 1 j . ( . -- ______ *& J 3(j& , . . . 'j -.- . -.. ____ .j . ... : - - - - - 'p ~, - _ . 1~7. I _.; ~~ WWIC-1 I . I ll~~ - - _________________________ . - - - 0 . 11-1 * \ ____- -1 --- -- .% 1 --momo-mmm __ — _nJ L'I _,.1111111, ____~ Affizlbwdnpp j lil ur--- - N OP111111HEI INWAR -- ..d -14-V "o ~ 1J-0 4=j - I - - . A11111111109=71 .. -r - - " \V 4w, . -----.---.' a ________ M -- ... ____ _ - , - _. Emm< I_ I,_- .- ? __L - ;l~_zZJ I xl -- - I 11 .L X 11-* ,-_!~~?.:-,jw _ __ _... - - - -_ 11&&__ ~~~~ ____ --1 - ii~~ _..1,-4r_-l-__M=__ . I r __ I- I .;, _t ; -. - . ~ - l,- 7 §1F`*W_. ___________________________ - - .= T _. __7_L_ - .4_XI Wi!,, I -- - _ 'kL 16; __ ~ § - ,-- . . 0 I 0 '--/ "I I __________ - ______ i / .-L i.;' - . -- • -- -- - ____ - own '- - — —• uiih long tomhfntd in XYIqX.Y UGS bY StOffel _____________________ -- I d a - A-THREE -- - - __ - -' - r.-.: ~_Fizo All "o -...--- pll~ - SAM d- Aff.. __ I - __ __ __ -As- .~1~ ; 1/ -_ Hoi-D RZE . : confiscated charged wi th lk'u of 15,000 bond each. Larry Hurchard Poole, 23, Rt. I Box ZOb I) Markham Road is being held without bond, c ha rged possesslon of marijuana and violation of probation from 1972 drug charges. : -- I - .t, p ____ ____ -- __________ - __ / . -- -- --- 1 ' - ___ - .. (./ / _____ - . I / __________ ___________________ I ____ ___ - p4i — — $ I -. -LISTENIN ., TO GO PLAY AT KARRy,*s - COG 6 *rAND, MY I . I (1 - I oll. THAT.?/ - f.. : ........ C - ) ' -__ vs,311~ .? '\ T/ C0ME 9 as f/ - MONEY. . 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... 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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>, September 10, 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/e0eec07f4a1244115a5cd515b4f8d59f.pdf bb9a3f8a9da343a279f167741c2da560 PDF Text Text ______ - - ______ - -- W _W. ~~ ~_ 5 y VVELL, IT Ij;N1T. Ir BRIDGE WINA AS LON6 ACF - nicer-cpal,tv - _-." %_ _ . 1-14, Y __ OCS. .1 ___ II \ __ _6 i _ /1' - \' 4, LN ( -. , I t: - (• - ' , L 12-2, I I A 63 I \ _' South 1In r itli ,4' , , - . THE BORN LOSER Ian GM PEADE5 L is . 121. . - by M Sonsm A1 t?'! 67th Year, NO. 90-Tuesday, December 3, 1974 , 4'. I I Sanford, Florida 32771 — Price rn Cents fl _____ / - ., ' - Mm __ - )— \ r\ __ A. _Z: ;_ --- ~'.,. -"1 II I' _* -___ 'I. _____ / 'i I I.. A ____________________ - - • -. I - r, _____ W B1 I d - 111~ __ -- _ _ _ __ 1 0 0 $ .1-;-0 1 9t 11 ~',! I 'V. -- -* It . f ;C I 11 y -_ ; M1 , L4 1 %_, ~_NsJ i ode a nff J11 " Ch eath or ow I -_ - 1-.-I . 1 :~, - oter Area ____ _1 -, _. -- -J 1 fly DONNA FiF Turnout IWbeauthere, A A (Mac) Interest has added little to the orsreahtUe slower going for the mayors office, being the polls "The cold weather accted by Margie Hess, who -14-% m& a Jim: "In the early days of Thornton and Stella paigns which were waged.has a lot odo with jt," she said, decided to run for a council Tho contract you became famous as 2 0 11:4 07 LU k 7 V ft; U I 0,11 CA 12 - Z The cold weather was Woodhouse, for commission Winr Spdng3 City :%~ erk adding that hopefully the a!- seat. ~~Va user of so-called psychic bid& west .Norm F:ast South i -_. - - W__ lmnm~W- -,. , A@ h_W: ~~__ -,--.---... __ its toll on the voter turnout in seat number three and Delbert Mary Norton . ; . . ider d th "Humml Let me checl, herc Wfore I cons e e 84 send you to a Skin ternoon and eirl) evening Lillian Griffm i,, uno,ppr,wfi Why did ti?" !A !a, E. 0. (Eddiei )Keith voters who turned out at the specialist F miy be one myself!" .. . would seea Ijig in(rc~o t! . It t1je for council :.., , Oi iiId I h rL &a a cry -j with elections today. Longwood and John G. Morris tin- city hail voting oiling place by city fire hail voting place. BconSr. opposing Mrs. H good reason I found that 11031 L j - You. Sou'h hold had people standing in line imbeflt) for commission seat 10 this morning a good number, -_1 _-:The city has seat number three while °' eligible for more on hands where my £43 VA Q 1086 • h ii A q i BY RogerIFUNNY BUSINESS ' waiting to cast their ballots number four again considering th voters. e frosty parther w do uu di now' Ervin (Louis) Blankenship 's raid to bid for throughout the morning. Potts A disappointed Altamonte weather. . ii ATL I .- . A-Just bid three hearts. Yo On the ballot are Walter ho on seat number four is ftur I E4 4,00 19 04-A K)CH.. - tT HAS swowtiG 111, A in all six cities close at 7p.m. Springs City Clerk Phyllis Shehadrefusedtopredjdthe Sorenson and Lee A. Wheeler Contested by Burt Perinchlef. gained on hand where my part ner viII bid again TO DO WIM ________ L ie Jordahl said a very light tur. turnout for the election, in view ECRE iT opponents were fooled. Then, 1OL)AVs (ltITli)\ '. .p Shomate said that despite the noutwasbeingseenattheclty's c the city's rapidly expanding 0 SAP C hid three hearts and there is another reason. A r A cMlllng cold, the voter turnout three poffing places- city hail, voter rolls. .. / e A . t year's eiecflon -• pt,l:h four hCat 9 6 h.It 1 psychiccanboornerang against . f, ' • • will probablybehighern her civic center and Montgomery sawfewmorethan700qualified d 4 • its perpertrator." origina38perintpredjctjoujf Road fire hall. She noted por- voters, which this leaped n%er Tomorrow Jim: "You are so right. Here A of actMty itt the city hall council tions the city have been to 1,151 \ \ is a hand I played recently. It Send $1 for JACOB Y MODERN 20 t 0, without chamber continues throughout electricity much of the Four city council races are on r : CA I was obvious that West's no. book to "Win of Bri6go ** Ic/0 . i the day. morning, expressing the hope the ballot. Group one pits in. -chic Wd with a P . _,~_ -_ _. -, TaAms Historically In the city, she that the turnout will perk up as cumbent Irwin Hunter against club suit as his run out I N V 10019 pointed out, there Is a lull the day goes by. - I I Donald L Gillum; Group two I (lurin the n orning hours after An extremely by campaign has to new faces to city rnentogoto not work, but this effort - J , for the district four politics, Frank Duance and -a#t I -j being seen this year council seat between Sandra Ronald Tumminia, Group three by Garry Trudeau , _____________ - _________________ _________________ . -She attributed the turnout to Glenn and Tom Radloff con. has two incumbents vying for ___ - ___ I.- - __ = the hard fought mayors race tinued through the weekend the same seat, John Booth and J ACY, I! L between attorney Carmine The other council incumbent on John W. Daniels and Group five AFMDO C?(P$TAAP ,tw-"--_. U -. f Bravo, mortgage banker the ballot George Perkins — incumbent councilman Donald Robert harms and realto; Is running unopposed. IQ J Browning Is being challenged James (Jim) Mrs. Jordahi had predicted a by petty Eham, VP iJ / lrbere were lots of laughs and candy,09, when a smlUq down / HAPPY BIRTHDAY, "The people are so concerned 25 per cent turnout of the 3,592 In Lake Mary, where tN _ from Circus World dropped In to wish necmt ementary third t 1 115 I / about what has been happening res'red voters — 750 to 900 — largest turnout in the county at 1 \ / , grade Pu pil Pau Cain many happy tucus her eighth rin I mayor's office during the admitting t figure appears, 52 per cent was expected, Ci ty CIRCUS STYLE thday. Paula Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cain of Lake for all practical purposes, out of past two yeam" she said. Mrs. Betty Toll Votes at Sanford ( Clffk Kay Sassinan fidmitted 1. Monree. Ihlerald Photo by Bill Vincent) Also on the ballot are: Mrs. sight. II_ I ________________________________________________ I Il Li Sliomate, seeking re-election Casselberry, In with 4,OZ c unopposed to her ninth term In registered voters and a more ___ I office, city businessman J. than 40 per cent turnout (about ,I ___ I__I (fl ii k Russell Grant, running unop- 1,600,) expected by City Clerk % _ posed [or the district three city Mary Hawthorne, numbers of I I:11 1 1 V ___________ __________ __________________ _______________ councUpo,andafieldof five voterswerehghtattheatyf -. TUMBLEWEED candidates including Gerard T station polling place by T. K. Ryan _______________ , Connell, Norma Jean lien- Some l48hadvotedby 10a.m. . .-. . -_ __ nigan, Richard Mittleman, and Mrs. Hawthorne said CMiS...CHM -0 rNK Petpr Piano and Robert consldertrif~ Ute ivid weather, T..-.-- - -- % , I PMM AY 9f?j7 IS T%%LVE L —( OX PAYS IS 1 I I V I I 1 WI -fltP ii M-RMPY HOW liME R)TH Fl-Yi (Bobby) Widdis AA'1 this was " rhW for u good ilistorically, UOOSJ -iAYE EiZ ___ UMREP a t- _ml ALAs(5H), LV VS FACE IT iistrict ilve aiwicii seat. sepior cWuis V3In esrly and J By JANE CASF LBE RH? nb}tth 9da Co city s year limits building Sanford, with two city they III In wanting to not al ill 1 Herald Staff Writer representative Robert h. httsto35feet,requiresoff commison,tsonthebajjot, stay close the Other RonLhland propey set parkh, calls for lots of had a light turnout at the civic sa! i , I I ,I 6 WINTER SPRINGS - A owners packed the small not less than one acre in size, center polling place, but I ji ~ I Thuree councilmen are to be I roning change for," ,ii-ons 1. IA council chwrilmr fur (lie public 1 ,F 1, ,., __ / mininium 50 foot front yard election officials said those elected from a field of four, I A , , i I !! and 3 I jj ~ of the North Ortardo hearing to speak in favor of the setback and minimum dwelling citizens turning out were including Incumbent Charles 11 Ranchlands subdivision. zoning change from R-IAA(one living space of 1,600 I I . square feet. sho%ing ur.%sual enthusiasm. Glascock, Incumbent John ___________________________ . ___________ initiated by the City Planning family dwelling district) to RCI . I 1 The Planning and Zoning .'I City Clerk Henry Tamm's 40 Leighty, Sal Orlando and g, and Zoning Board oer a year 1 country estate zoning Board took the unusual per cent turnout prediction Char1es Sizer ii agn, was approved by city ThL BC-I single lansily iueaswr of initiating the zonm 111 J,800 The question ot fluoridating appeared to be unat .-PRISOLU POP cmcii :11 Monday night or cissaificafion adopted by the change request to protect the tobIe. by Al Veeer theUty'swatcrsdpply which -.. __ nwal estate atmosphere in the MY FROG On the ballot are A. G. was expected to generate voter Sanford Poll Worker, M. I CAN'T SAY I'm I A FRO* DOE15NIT 0. R. Smith, GreetsVoter Joe Davis I/C;ZOAXED! . SORPY, PRISCILLAI Ranchlands after the major BELONG IN A - LITTLE GIQL~S property owner, Florida Land. --om"""'s AGAIN' re-platted a portion of the area . , . \ 4, 4 1 *j an ordhiance to require public &I fe"111-le ~ ; =0 5 ( i hearings by the P & Z Board on ~)' I 's t7T) , an zoning changes to provide \\ I I further protection for property three biggest colWe've conic a long way nothing on electricity." buyers m the nation But By BILL BEL.LEVILLF. of 0d. 1, under terms ofthe / I I owners surrier rip-offs in Florida since 1.oveat c:nptorl ("let . Another source of that protection Ls based on Herald ff Wri ter new Seminole County CornI L / now are "auto repair, the buyer beware") in 3 Dosh asked that the west comptoints Is a vending the consumer being aware prehensive Planning Act. t . mobile home sales and I) protecting the consumer '' I o proper ) machine sales op 0 ) In cm effort to head off any eration of the laws and being boundary The state act provides for serIce, and condominium from Lmui'aer tx"iin.'* that cj on iiing to rvprt a ium iith ___________ -nd home construction and practices,'. 'Nis Rumbley I .,-4 I , Edgemon Road to Moss Itnad in a "nest egg." The retirees plaint. tax9tIon," ('nselberrs Cit) programs to guide ard control , ilis according to e said 11 pcourt are found are approached with the — order to exclude lots belonging Complaints or questions Council Monday night named future deVelopment :n the I I V I Itunibley, consumer to be faulty, the &.panupto Florida Lonu . pitch that after r.n initial and several about unethical businem City Manager Harry . hug as a county, making the mo ;kEGGIE) VA.MrAtMI WAIT'LL MARVELCUS " HERE services coordinator (rain mint t the choices of R-EADY P investment, other property owneri, whom they need on1 practices r false ad temporary "planning contact" propriate use of land, water ami IS 'IOU SEE REGGIE ' COMES I lie Department of "confisculing the product. TERR/FX" said objected to tb" zonin, between the cowty 1 JUG 1 and the other r"sources cosIstent he JUC'I-'EAD CON TEST, Agriculture in Tallahassee confiscatir. arid 1evith from tlt change lie said the company L)epartment of 1.-orisumer ni,icntres city. p with Ott public irteres" speaking lines, ordering the busii'ess Placement had contacted "all property - I 'Pi and servicing of Serices in Tellaha,.see Or CAN DO THE act encourages The 6 , "= Every city in Seminole 1 at it "Personality Break. I closed or obtaining a stop I BEST TR,,-'Y,.1 WAIT"Ll. owners of record" In th;t the njachines according to _ ~ , slighted consunjers can i 1! I ..1, . , County is required to name cooperation between the cities fast" at the Sanford Civic sale order." 14s. Hunibley section, but several propert) caU trAl free on the state I ~ i ill I Cont'd On Pa.2A) such 'a contact withl[i 180 days JUGHEAD! Center today, admitted .sui d. that all three of tl&&, Essenticilly, tliough, the . ., 1. __ I Several hundred - -. 1 had not been t-vntacted and did U2-2176. "-I-I _;b i complaint areas are rose -)( ,-~. a-c de-partzrif nt is to I ~_ ., support the change. thousand dollars have been 11 --"\N __ : overmadowed by swint. Ms. Rumbley also '. "m%wftigalge and to rrlost to this particular Councilman Irene Van I 0 ming pools sales when stressed the role of the bitrate" complaints beti come-on" . she says. I NEW The fourth of seven sons of Eepoel, %who made the motion to I YORK (AP) Archie summer rolls around." "Crooked" consumer In we*. ,n con.surners and I M o s t unethical Griffin, a speedy and powerful James and Margaret Griffin of accept the P & Z Board ! I __ _k . iW~ ~% tailback who weaved his way to Cclwnb'js, Ohio, the foot 9 recommendation said, (( 5cr ice " One sales technique that t )SUne into giving up .have here, a confrontation I - . ~ G:fffin became only the dolla proctm". more than k4i re lost last year :&as resu;t,L,d in numerc,us I their money by promising between whal. people want ap(i EEI & leader of Ohio State's crunching underclassman complaints a month Imm ' I to shoplifting." she spid," complaints wh:cf, promp. yHow khn.j I n the award as college foot- what a company wan for m consumers Uwoughot the and at least one businem ted a department in. Runibley declared. lf a specu 'QU kX ZVT HAVE A ball's outstanding player. has determined that state. his ,iK " U~ n ) Criffin, a junior whn h Trophy today. vertisirg and selling of an shriplifting has raised their An one of I I agencies of the ,,/ I , gained an NCAA record of 100 OEA pric, s by 15 per cvnt." j / or more yards In 22 consecutive IXE RUMBLEY / SUM 7 I Agriculture, Consumer I product is a small black I I With the enactment of I has been up for consideration games and who led the nation in I Services is conerncd wIth box at plugs into the wall Ms Rumbley said, the $60 v A the new state bttie C ' and we have touched all the Ieg&1 problem, and it's I R)* t tal nishi yardage ethyear the reguldtlon anI contr 1 outlet md reportedl y deice I being analayied ( kk 0 , Art" last year, coa'umers 'X) sontthn that's always lega' bases and be t over backwas presented as the Iftl.mian lu _Aof mast products sold. In the "itnooths out the p-eaks" of by her departintlit alid "it .~ in Florida hate become am , && W winner at the Downtown wards to . notify owtiers." passed a;ong to the Cori' trr xr,3 state. r;ectric-,l opern.lion. Put. a* pears that the box saves mist legally protected // /~ " 4 m;rrer in the loni! run I , ¶" ' AthletI(. (lub ((ont dOn Pg 2Ai -- _____________________________________________________________________ i —_— Around The CtoiJ --------- -- I I[ LAU 7 j -1 - ____ " .-it ~, 4e. I ___ ____ - U A HA& 1 1eviti-C-1 ofteartsforhIsbsoflonpe psychic had bit the OpcnrngkadQ IT Sauñ ;:; ____________ Agohglg~ ________ However East had jumped to three no-trump Ills b'tl was clearly an honest one It look ,.,d — AJD THEM LAWROORY AS ALL c PLANNED iw AEM$ ATTACK ON KING'S 6`TRONG~431.D. MELrr Wm4 FAILURP I — M _W _________ . ( 3 P AND LNNETTTOETO '' _______ lk:4fUchadbeen no adverse bidding you would surely have played you 10 spot ,AK5 ! I ( J SE )) - OQ( - VJ ----- SOMTWN COuLD TURN UP 1. I ,, .— 11 di& 't bother to double Ueen trump. West opened the queen of clubs. East took his ace and promptly led back the five of YOU MU6N"'r LET m, 7HA7'-, 1-3 g*w... szsIDES, 71, —' - lb"r , 2 V 76 32 #QJ5 . i 7::$ .__ i NORTH jR9l s2 21 f L t -, _ kl - I L 1/1 _,N - .---,--- - - - - 0 ..4111111111111M. I ~j :r ~- _ ___ -. kl- - =- by Dick Tsm,p A _1 IF - _____________________________________ ._~rrlr_ A - E 7t; TPE, ,GTIJI:= -1 11 64TUPF WE WE'RE PAVINC, ~z ;~) _I I .. ~~~~ CARNIVAL AC-AINI WWAT? )111111".... ) (__,~ 'I -' Det 2 __________ 142P i -. r F!. ASAIN £ Herald Sthlf Writer - McClanahan (incumbent), Guy otherwise lack luster cam- - - .- -- _.: I - _____ - - / -\ - ____ I / , ____ "- j - - - Z-2 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS INSTRUCTING AVA5J -TAT7 YOU GERMAN MUST HELPFUL VU.L You \ 'FRIGHTENING" f S N STUDY/ _________________ VIL GERMAN' LEARN ii — ,.- - - I ____ I me wo ____ — by ____ ___ ____ — _ ____ _____ ______ _ __________ _______________________________ LII44 cos ONDI E RI - — MAD AT ME \ AGAIN SDWSMOuLD JJST TAPOUN AND CHEw COMUNICA 1 ENOUGH ' - i r j _ I i. 4 1i L - - I -. rs.ezon i ng Approved 1V-1 .. pri n _gs Irl~ 1 JI :1 ( 11P . I I SO I 61T t 'z ~ J 4 Chic Young - i , II\ - _________________________ - I - I - _______ - -/ i . I i T , , - I ' m ~L_M__ l" ______ BUGS BUNNY "A-91i 4" - i.\ GET To 004E. ____________ DEAR MEND AND - . I - . AI it . `~ - - -. - - _- iL L. I - I ___ 7HC - FEIEELINO... ) , mIllil -- I P, ., Hug Is Appointed Planning Liason I ,~ - N_ 'a 1~~M I , - , . _~Ior 1p _ a IV# . 12-1 by Coks & W 50 COArT A - I 60 ALviE.- YE YARD! I I , r~- " 1 ____ ' _. arldwr t KF7 I I '4, 14 t ' -- ' 'C - 1i I - .: 1F / I . I ff- - 'PI Pil F - 2* : - - — / / I' i , I I - ..T %--~ X " \ ' p — / . - ~ 'i . " I - g1D / , . ~i •I -. 1•-• lm / " IA1? IRNIE wAmirs 1r.3 Tift $mt I I 4 - ___________________ - I A FAMOUS M4C I rm CALLED Im fAuE 8AD I IL i CN — NAM I I - I ' A lito- I -- ,. 0 I I - - I __ - %%T,AT11ER I - /1 - Eft. __-___- - I Irm E -11 we ~ nesday. Warmer flith hIbs In 01 on Wednesday. 1411 night's ) u 31 Complete weather details an page SA. - I I - _j ____ - --- ______ Dr. 1b..................3B I - J ______ CC,0,V . I /' .. .......5A h1oIthl SA Obituaries .................5A Television .................. 313 \ I Crossword "A ....... - snk ,A ; 5i-4EtK / _____________ by — NOT KATILE-A-Xtit , ______ _J.M- - I Coun To Ponder e ea y o — __ r . .-..!r'-------- f vi - J-47 ,, '',Z . -r*:7-_ .. - L_jor~ ,--- - ~ 4C4:S --!;i -V= ;3 ,."., - -J;1_-., t 4~~%__:_4?4 st.r:y t;z. _ _ rlw.-j -r,= .i Ira . ,2A - __ I. - .-- .. ~ ,i~, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,i~,~ ~,i~ ~ ~i,~ _.-2 r=--~- - j__ U Wr- __ - .. I- - - .______ L __ - : i LI PIVI In anticipation of requests for who live less than two miles diIdren will receive Ow haslng. dr Q 4, and i-9Z Wright Eastook Elementary School beyond two miles, and bike paths, crossing guards, frcni their school - up to the Only th00% baiing decislOtts .Wd. Dick Williams in the Southeast county. rearrange their transportation also Cortinitssiner admitted that rt-sidents in and flashing safety signals for individual couity boards made by the board will he Pzp( The board reconsidering parents base questioned the bef&re they consider adding his District Three have already children who have their I'lie Seminole County School Intact. Wright said. re%r" omrtesy busing to of the path, which runs courtesy busing to those "courtesy busing" revoked by Board, according to its Iranifl addition, the board illl soutti n.nole and Jackson safety asked him for safety protection. along Howell Branch Road. schools. No sta1e funding me county comInissloners the school board. the county sportation Route Manager Ito), d--2termlne wh0txr "there Is a ilvil,tits Middle Schools and has Their complaints have available for courtesy busing or corninission to&y scheduled a Wright, is "Evaluating the need heav) L-affic p~ ttern wtilch the alre kdy done so at Spring tAke prompted the board provide funds for N. erming 10 Consider for alternate safety 1peasures. workshop session with the for busing to certan schools chUdr, ie to Cross in order Elementary. Most guards, of the niung another path through a board to determine their plans. and eliminating courtegy to get te the sellwol,01 in Cill, chairman John year, through the Sheriff's elementary schools receive this nearby pasture area to keep the Kimbrough u The state Department oF busing !rom thou schoots that idering the niainenance of the bucing, Wright sad. children off the read. work session, said he expects responsible for con1treting Fcatfon )ft the question don't need it," In the past, lag. 'gte county has provided a Wright said the board will approached for bike paths and crossings and bu'tn - proitinU Wright said both the bnrd and Heavy traffic patterns ae path between the East review those schools that have ceoswas guards, and safe ty portation to childrebghts or Al count, bus trans' It the schools have deterwined if bevn rt, ((,j,,nized along gate brook subdivision and the overloaded buses for areas lights". t' I ni roads --------- %-__, UPI Is .*" I I . ~! . -- - - .V,_ --I1c_-- 1- - . .-, /•- - P_ =1 _Zli_:~T~_~&_- I ', ______ R-1 ndex ____ . ___________ ffs i " 7' I I' 'r ..... _________............... ... 4, . I ; YER MOW _1 . Rio _________ TURNj 01)T To - Of Griffin Named Heisman Winner 9 - CA PTAIN EASY ,-)4;CA5AW ame -- ; 7 6 !I VA .% ? V Ang a I ft r rs - - _ f"_ ____ 4 Cons - I e I _______________ '_ —.---- - LICK THE WIXTHROP .1 * i L ~-pl ( '. I --, A ~ , I4 v.1 ' ou€srws7 ~3§T Xi 5 :Xf~ :. 11 y - t;WKY rs 745., Y" . a I _4e" ____ - I YES, I ___ - - GOOD FROSTIt'r IS 'L, ( ff.AUnFuL/) AS Altpo;Z10446 AS CW_ TRAT! 1?,-Z -- - - IMMOMM iT �- ---.-'- — - - --- - -_ -. - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' -- -. r - — -------------------------- -- — - -_-'.-.-- -- - - - - •----- .---- -. - _ .:-- -. ..41--------- - -. j1I_ _ — -- Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1974-3A I WeaDons - I - ——— bU1I UD • I'I IiiiiiiiI - - - i-i issue force carrying multiple Offer Consumer Little Relief - Probers Seek Crash Cause IJF?ERVILLE, Va. tAP) — Authorities have ended their search for 1kw bodIes of 92 persons killed In the crash of a Trans World Airlines jetliner and now are seeking the cause of the crash. Investigators recovered the plaWs flight data recorder and the cockzt vcice recorder Monday. They said (lucy hape the instruments will enable them to determine why the Boeing 727 slammed into a fog-draped peak &unday while aprc.achthg Dulles International Airport. Firefighters and others searchers ciimbed over the mountainside Monday to find the bodies of (1w 85 passengers and seven crew members. OiL Dube, Loudowi County fire marshal, said, "There might be pieces of bodies kit, but no whole bodies." TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) CourtfnA(tv.Gen. UobertShe. atateiltent e released to 1kw iu &.,iiuii ...-.. ...r i..... vva. iivI UiV JU17, fucation Commis. vin' appeal of Associated Press c after attend- had more than ample time to t sioner Floyd Christian's allot, order dlsmiss!ng the in- lag the hearirw. convey to ne any d!- gIven to us by the court WhC!3 c crc enari-led, We 1usd is, TAMPA, Fin. (AP) — General Telephone Co. has ap. plied for a $73.7 million rate hike that would boost the cost the grand jury foreman says. special prosecutor and his two "The charges now being assistants to conduct the probe, attorneys), the statement Li iiide that whatever happened directory assistance and raise basic monthly rates for 800,000 customers, The Company submitted its request Monday to the Public Service Commission, asking an immediate in. crease of $21.5 million while the larger request is being considered. Company President George Gage Jr. said the PSC had approved earnings of 8.3-8,9 per cent during the last rate proceeding fl 1970. Christian was harassed while before the grand jury are entirely without foundation, and l'ni very much surprised and regret that they have been made," said foreman Walter Roberts of Tallahassee. Roberts, a retired federal eniployc, made the accusation Monday after listening to argumeats before the Supreme - - fn('flt, which will run from to 1985 once technical details are worked out, came under immediate challenge from Henry M. Jackson, D"Wa.sh. . . In a telephone Interview, Jackson said that "the totalt\ ' number Is way out of order when you count the thousands ofnuclearwarheadsthatwillbe produced." Th Rtricthn ln -. - will ----F- --.. w ,uIld a new missile system • Lavyer Fee Cut Proposed TAIaLAI1iiSSEE. -... Ml,ir'l 1L.rnni.r,f. - - -----....Fli (API - Thr,wb tfl.11flfl$ 010 are proposing a sharp cut in the fees lawyers are paid by lack of Si'iet MIRVs. In ad. dillon, the Washlngto,* Dernocriit said the cost of meeting the ceilings will be traordinary - fl - - ,s - -, - Dean Asks Shorter Senfence -- -- k:. WASHINGTON (AR; ioi W. Lean UI, serving a cne-tofour year sentence for obstruction of Justice in the Watergate caso, has pet1ti-ned a federal c-oci to redtce tás sentence. He &sked to heft d ly, or to hatth. tence reduced to one year, making him eligible for parole after the New Year. Charles Shaffer, Deans attorney told the cciwi that his client had coopersted with the Watergate thves*iaUon for 16 months — "a direct ougs'owh of his pre-March 21. 19'3 deculon to persuade the then-president to end the cover-up even if it meant jail for Dean." ' -- - -- ' repre3enIucity,andcity 1975, to prepare a plan for (Cont'dFrornPg.IA) An ordinance that would councilencouragjng similar turingaplannertocomply with - require a six months waiting oIhr mucJcIoa1ifle in th. In nfh.r ,'f it,,,,. period before a request for county. Mrs. Marlene Rossiter of 400 annexation or petition for Freeman questioned some of Moss Road was appointed to the€) rezoning could tie renrhoitted the wording, Z Board to replace after being denied by Council, ease where dUng a recent P & the Chairman James Cavineas, state sune waS Passed unanimously on Who resigned several weeks of first reading. The Otdlfl2flce could not legally delegate ago. Mrs. Rosalter serves on (lid glvesCowuciltherighttowajye legislative Board of Mjustrnent for authority. the waiting period if It fit, city, Action on a P & Z Board He said, "I think there are Approved a resolution 'ecommendatlon that Council going to be funds coming out Ii1sing Police l osss a resolution to eomnlv with Tallaha.rsee for eni —; ornUktorequestagrtfor LANCE I - ,: Dems Cut Mills' Authority WASHINGTON tAP) The Democrats who will dominate the new House have voted major power changes in t!.tir party, electing a itheral activist to head their caucus and cutting the authority of Rep. Wiibur D. Mills. The caucus voted to strip the Democratic contingent of Milis' Wa,- z,1nd Maans of its power to assign party members t' other cnrnittees. It also elected Rep. Philip ton of California as its chairman, He defeated Rep. B, F. Sisk of California. tha ultimat, in -s tahoochee State Mcntal Ilospi- sons. personal $&f'prOtICliofl I I scribe I as the F'it, Simple, Easy.to.Us. - Un iethl mjg desired to be cured itt a woman s pocket. ConIcrrn •o Fla. Stuiut,j, Chiptsr 190 A standard of law ssIorc,rnvtt agencies A euut fr r9Ptt shift wørb,rt Hai urruq Cue thit can be aitac'ed to key chuet. jAdd 50 for mang las) 1495 geurgc .5.' 4 !fuartO 133 E-tst Robnin OrIirI, Fii. LICE BLOTTER bfl4, ____________ _________ CHEMICAL Caminez asked state officials be placed in alternate facilities, right to a hearing before CimI) SiX ntonths. Service Department officials, to attend the hearing to explain liftS officials said they would what they had done toward fight the order on grounds that Can mci, a Tallahassee at. Physicians, social workers, neeting his March 1973 order to the law has been changed to al. torner, is a part time hearing nurses and elderl patients reIeat 1ipproxlrnatel) 1200 old io static pitiinLs to be classi extniiner under COfltrw Ito the were scheduled to testify today persons from the Chat- lied as mentally disturbed per- state. ___ -- Goy. Reubin Askew extended the Fort Myers prosecutor's assignment Monday to next Feb 28 D'Alessandro was assigned to the case last/,u ust in place of 'tate Alt)' Da1d Bluclworth of West Palm BeiCh - - Pric Vo u r&f with purse vestigatetbeoffice of Palm Beach County Sheriff William • never be tolerated 1n open ' .: court. As nothing in any way I fitting tlt description hap-- pened before the jury, I can only describe this as another unfounded statement," Roberts said. A1'egations that the prose____ cutors ran the grand jury, CHHlSTIA whose term ended inJune, 'can abihiy to aleqüiitely serve in only be construed as a direct the position to which the court attack on my integrity and entrusted m'," Roberts said. grand jury room, I am not forbidden to dhulge anything that did not happen there," Roberts said. Grand jury proceedings are secret under Florida law. "mc three attorneys having Lw'n In the ruon' at the same time had absolutely no bearing Øfl the indictments. These were returnedingoodfaith,asitwas lo De ci e e ness, and elderly patients suf- exan-iner to decide whether - R.IIUi !"' 0 ic earing a U thLit thi' bill would allow the court to award attorney fees only if It Finds that the government was unjustified in taking the property, ii the case is dismissed by the agency for lack of prosecution, or when the jury award for the land is higher than the agency's last offer. and I repent never, was Mr. whilelar'(orblddenbylawand Christian ever quçstloned by , under oath not to divulge tioned Christian at the same present throughout the entire proceedings," Roberts said, time before the grand lIe praised Special ProseThe appeals cuur dinsissed 19 charge3 of bribery, conspiracy cutor 1. Edwari thstin and asand perjury against Christian, sistanis Robert Willis dad Aa. "First, I would like to point ron Bowden as conducting out Mr. Christian was granted "then-selves as true gentle. pernls.sion to appear before the lICfl" before the grand Jury. "Both Mr. Christian and his grand jury at his own request and at the request of his attor- attorney, who was just outside ney," ltobertssaid in a wrItten the (lOOt mast of the time Mr. CHATTAIIOOCHEE, l Ia. at a hearing called by Jon :. ---.. -Jell, UCIIn) UI! - ether up to or aimed at t.ha,bjective." In a news conference Monday night. Ford said the a..o:d, worked out Last week in Siberia with Soviet Cotrmunist Party Leader Leonid I. Brezhnev, allows eac'i country 2,400 Long. range missiles and bombers. Of that quota, both nations can place multiple warheads — MIRVs — on 1,330 missiles. Although the President saic this agrcnent "put a cap on the arms race," he described a suuation in which both countries have great flexibility in increasing the number of M!RV n issdes as wt-1l as t por,er of eavh niissle — "throw-weight" in military. diplomatic jargon. For ittance, the Soviet Un- NEW YORK tAPi The nation's largest cane sugar reiinr has announced its first price reduction En more than 18 months and two other major refiners have followed suit. Rut the cut of approzirnateiy five cents a posmd is not expected to help the consumer immediately, as retailers still haven't caught up with recent wholesale boosts in sugar prices. (u Monday, Amstar Corp. the largest refiner, and Sucrest Corp. both announced a $5.20 cut in the price of 100 pciwsds cii grocery store sugar that brings it down to $66.75. The third refiner, CPC International, announced a drop of $510 for 100 pounds. bKIEF Vladivostok summit. "The ti iimit. weapons buildups over the next decade, President Ford has acknowledged. Sugar Pricc, Reductions IN I I heads on up to the 1,330-mjk Juror Denies Christian Harrassed I 1k I Th. I new U.&-Syi( strategic arms nissijes, none of which is be- IN BRIEF FLORIDA LOfltIflUêS - Sanford — - ' Ceclia Gale Fisher, Seminole Gardens Apartments reported Alfred White, 28, P.O. Box television valued at $149 was 644, Oviedo Is in Seminole stolen Monday from her home, County Jail In lieu of bond, charged with entering County without breaking to a dwelling house with intent to commit Itern3 valued at ;i were mldcmennnr rerwtM at nl,'n Mrsn,12u -.-..... " NOW TO SPREAD Ciase and Company, Beardall Avenue, Midway. Equipment valued at $75 was reported stolen Monday from The Health Spa In The Springs. YOUR WEALTh AND STiLL KEEP 11 UNDER OtlEROOF. Longwood (i-nm Billy Joe Gibson, , 561 Wildmere Ave., nood was - - Ist&llat*oi of Di'trict nlf,cr, w.j held by DistrIbutive tte attorney tune to determlnehowmuchthecoujity Edecatiou aabs of Aserici reøtaty at a breaidut at favorable for a $14,367 grant, Holiday research its legality. P" would charge with up *715, DECA lNrAIt Mike Rwlins ake '.'residea*; Doaxa La ikpatH uie%3arfia; awl aia ReI, Lake &.tky, PthIk Mstloes fH?rstdXbnto by Jane CauelbesTy) - — OU ti tt b th East available Police cadet ogram Is Central FI'Rida Planning aron Pitr1 ti P & Z abolIant r in this f - cii and atisu Uw board chairman, reminded county area as governm,nt Planning and Zoning Board to council it has oniy until Apeil funding is exptrtn. - ' By GFRGE W. DUNE Ph. D., M.t. Sources said today new trial allows persons committing a Garver was wounded in the and Dorothy Kettenngharu, 18, dates are expected to be set crime which results In a death exchange of bullets with the Slidell, La. on charges of first sometime in January for the to be charged with felony suspect. Trih for three suspects degree murder, attempted three Suspects. murder doesn't apply to tj charged to Ute Nov. 1 A&P murder, attempted armed Under PhUlps, Parrish and KetFlorida law the grand Alt in A1tamcte robbery, sbootng within an Jury cannot _-__of tef )J4 in Jail amefld Inwas killed and without bond. Van Hook InFznngs have been Indefinitely occupied building, use of a dietments. It could however, "Innocg an bla,di riostooned and felony murder firearm in cv(nmjloq, dicated there Is a pcibltity . " of a return new iixljctjr,egg in t) Miss Ktteringham ray be count,, against two of the fecny and unauthorized use of case. Assistant State Atty. The fourth suspect, Qarles given s.ipects diszrrssed. a motor vehl& Immunity from Claude Van Hook didn't make a Hobbs of Atlanta, was killed in prosecution on the charges In Circuit Court Judge Roger Dykes dismissed the first definite statement in the a brief gunbattle with police in exchange for her testimony foe f)} tack the actions in a degree murder indictments hearing that new indictments the food store at Interstate the sti butsald there has been U,r,4in., t'ternvw haviru! at salnd PhIIIIVW anti Parriith "i!! he fY.!g!' Other Sr.ford SF-43'5 and i-i. rto definite action ordccision on after dcfense attorncy sh as second degree murder, Altamonte Police LI. Steve immunity. Trials had been acheduled Newman Broct and Edward ccstld be filed direct by the next week for Rebei Dermis Nagle argued the indkjmnt state. Phillips, 23. Vidaha. Ga., Mrs. didnoteortjormwithstate law. Brock said state ________ _____ Hug __ _____ - 1 —J - - - _i__- - - _______ ____________ - - -.-. - ____ - - ________ ' _____ ____ lliams "made ft very clear" ___1 - . ------ - UU sac county 10 Ira. relpunsil)ie lot ywiuiaum of the act. and She then recommended that Levels for that purpose. askonequestlon(oftlwcounty) The counl has named and being billed by the county tanner Rogec N - der as for that service" - ts - c ti o ?L.uiorte Sprmg (ilitkruiInd-coujuc1that named Mayor Norman the designation "gives him dedsfj (Hug), in no way, 0 - t ' - - &aJ'.4 ui.è -i" * fJL -"i - ____ .i*- ___ -- 1 thit tLe Ur41) dPPOItIted as Its eont.act Th'_ utics LIIId tFi J1t) hvr thrø. røare (i-nm tiii it was some good news and a h'tI ti&i news (or c"' •iam said that lht.i is the petatures caused DL iine NOTICE OF APPLICATION thousand extra beats per week via such exercise before the age (SectIon ii 493 Florida Sta?ut,s of 21, that targer heirt will save ,, • s affeded power in supplying power to area Tl freezf tern- station. 'Lh cold snap caused a power failure, tiosing Lake Brantle -1 ng and Mrs. Siut* Uaa udcozae Use GI singe-n and LLabby Ducrr said that county representing th1d Barubailal Injersate Sii&'s retneseer, ft Its * lIca ITons CetiJ flerlda Zoo in told cit7 representatives at a tracts ut renua' .SSufNd. Ny was c of urjIs on display at the mall In eon. re tCALNCn:eetjnthatthr the west wouU not tie aft ted -,. na r'j iwus3i.rr ia - ,iia -, - (l £ - Instead, it c1ini iii iiflt4uifl an r - - — . atlen sin t 1NGS- Oty they settled and teflfleej il,)Mor4a ,nIght rejecte(J offer "blackmail," -- - - . — - t (-- i. " - --c-- financialexpenence So see one of our savings counselors 11 --- today And discover the secure feeling people get when all their family's savings are under I our roof f Iid.vidu .ccowits: - _____ ________________ / - Husband Wife - dd Nur One ChilNurnber Two - _.--. .... . -- ctt to y our more than $850 million in assets and 41 years of - . . v Lour accoun• is i i,..C:JUi_.' - - . ...___ . -.. _____ 'i At I - '--..,''.l i &A.t13 & '.AW& - -: ,--- -- - ________ - •-. :--. - . , - - ___ ofw:ntro * _______ . - - . — - -- -- - -%1 -' $40000 $40,000 $40,000 $40 0(X) 40 . r-Hus]xind and Wife $40,000 Hi..sind and Child Nurthr One $40,000 iEPiL , (i1r M1 Tr sVTQfl.A £ AI) (X) rnI€r ..'re (11 LU LiuU lNurnDer 1WoU tAAJ - - / IWvocable Trust Accounts: I ____ ___ ________ ____. , -. ___ ________ ' -' -- _. - in tPa __ ' ________ _____ .—_ir - as Trustee for Child Nurnr Two $40,000 W:f c* Trustee for Husband $40,000 . a Trustee for Child Number One $40,000 i'ifc' c Trustee for Child Number Two $40000 ___ -. ____ ____ ___ ____ _______ I J _________ ________ ___ ____ _ - - - - ic -'a - sixti w' irz 'WG ci'.k1en - . In - ______ .-. I I _______ _________ L. " - . _____ -' I ____ !R1 ___ PUT THE PEON! _________ • — _.__-I' ,•I_ ,U#_ - .w$ a,,,I taM Unlets such certilIcate or cer tIicate thall be redeemed ic curdiflq to law the property cks,.ribed in such certificate or crt:fi(atPt will be oId to the s-il Covr on thq flnd da Povember, )74 (Seal) Arthur H. Oeckweth, Jr (lik of the Circuit Court ho4%e dr on the 16th day of December, 1974 t 11 00 AM Datesi this list day of October. Deputy (.Ir S W. THOMAS LOVETT i & of I W THOMAS LOVETT, of LOVETT. KREUTER I HOLMES 1210 Pin American Bank building Orlando. Florida 37*01 i Northwest 800 Lth Street Norti' - !'yw1y. S.. 0 34th Str'..tn "l: oorttieC1St, Fourth '!reit cit 3th Avenue North. Pinellas Park: 5001 Pc,: Ektiievard St. PeteribuirT 8e"s: Cny Avtn1Lo Madolcu B-each: 7 10 Madeiu Beach Cwuy Tamna: 200 N-::th 'Nt.'ts:'re Blvd- Nc:n Tampa, 202 West Ba1'i £a1lciaseaQ: rrr - Gt':qLJ; Tallahassee Mall: John Knox Rd. & Monroe 5. Lakeland: Lc.ik Mv:tn cit Massachusetts c.v'. kIc1ay: U.S. 19 and Moog Hd. Sun City Centdr: Sun City Center Plaza. Barto': 205 Sch Broidway Fort Mead.: 300 North C'har1est. 1c'ne' Rt. I 1()25 t.t R:cihv:cry 1? Fort Myers: C-Ilio Pkwy. an-i Wink1'r Rd. ri .. AftOrnyi for Pt&ntifls PubIlth: Ploy 74 Dcc r 17, a - I_'.-F ,,_-.-" I-- -- -• . • '. - - .; - .,- '4. - i - - ,,,, .... be entered against you (or IP,, relief demarpied In the n $560 0(X) - ______ -4 -- au. 79 of the Public Records of WITN( ____ ________ Ihereof a recorded in Pta? Book 9 - S rhur H Pekwith. Jr Clerk of Circuit Court of SemInole County. Florida Dy Ida Crc-at Deputy Clmrk PubliSh Nov. 17, IC, 2a. Dec 3. )91 __________ _______ 1210 Pan Arnrican Bank Building O'ian I IerIi$ 1M Alritl lila tPi 1974 ever, OUI ctyope RtflayafldStevenCthliri,m 1.0 suru,ar suits in The future if wee e named as - following describt'd properties Seminole County Florida Judgment will ni - - .. All tsi,t ,,,nt,#rlw h.inm, c;unt; ;f 1V$ $t d Clarke circulation with Hird - (1i, The plaintitta attorney tif. dL51flsMedInClruit Court. He ') suing to have his arrest jariii Gil1tm, oJeraUons feted in a letter to driru the sul! If the cIty would pay g,nn record expunged, corn Admitting defense of the iit 1'°'y damara of $2i00 . and pwul!t%, damages. maycestthedtysmwethan relproetertk* . j — . ____ er4j] tt1in of Montgomery 'r LLAMA $IJkS t. ..__,, - - Pe2maient "plannIng coract" ithe corner of Oleander and - Teague \1jdd scttoo and , nuer Is hired, he - c'xn . theremaining50carsaheadof ip lollowing certificates has filed you' said cerl,f.catfl (Or a tex deed to be 'sv And )outhful • Hug b' d ted $5 the copetweusibe Planning plan. Temperatures j clip Plmlag contact tern. In the onl,v other agenrJaiIem a porsrily nttI a full-time it ifs trier meeting Monday Sand Iak. - F '- -=- n if' types of aceounts to bring your insurance protectic: to as high as $550,000 for a kirniiy oi four. P .;'.' 4're'i, b& and arr hcn his tery! F R SHEPHERD a k-a FRANK R Alfred's query merits a Sothe less times it must start SHEPHERD. a-ka FRANKLIN R logical medical answer, for each heart beat, the longer you SHEPHERD and ANNA M. SHEPHERD, hit wU. Del ndo I : millions of you smart readers should live' mayhavetheverysamedoubt. (2) Larger hearts also have AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT True enough, during your larger cnronar> blood vessels youth, )OU tiU consume far thatbeanchoIfaboetheaoruc ANFK P. SHEPHERD. :-k-: more heart beats via exercise, valve and nourish the muscular FRANKLIN . ShEPHERD and Butregulardrill, like Alfred's heart wall. ANNA M SHEPHERD. his WIlL II 11v1fl9, JnQ IT UU lfl UMWfl uauy practice lot me z-mile spouses, heirS, dtvIset, Iegatees, v race, will make your heart cythr persons claiming by. through, "fJ?! woe from r ________ Co-pration. -And - - - -we'll - - - - show -- -- .. vi ___ ODt'dFrorn Pg. 1 __ an eitra 50 yr* ft'r ag 2!, . p : - -. ._____ ____ -- _____ - , uu uiia is ___________ Liason Planning '6 - Monday with $110 from Little mp Store, 480 East Lake street. insure your family ssavmgs. Not any more. "% ' \ I - "However, he was a sales compute for yourself how much shirt caught fire while cooking manager and under a lot of rest you thus offer that dee- early Tuesday, fire officials pressure, which probably made trical pacemaker! said. His wife Olga, 56, also hisheartrace faster. Remember, when received second degree burns , "Now I am faced with a mechanical pacemakers are to her hands while trying to put dilemma, for you say God installed in heart victims, we the fire out. Oviedo rescue equi us with a pacemaker in don'i also need to graft new responded and administered our hearts that is good for hearts In their chests! first aid. Both were to taken to maybe 3 billion heart beats. For it Is usually the Vinter Park Hospital. "I'd like to go out for the 2- pecemaker that wears out; not I mile event on our college track the heart muscle! _____________—____ I Uke a flashlight, which you team. Legal Notico "But wouldn t that daily can turn nn and off only a _______________________ practice consume a lot of extra certain number of times before IPI THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE heart beats and thus shorten thebatteryLidead,soitLswlth EIGHTEENTH JIJOICIAL dR. " I hfenn' your God imnlanted natural CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE r'- • . a Especiall) since nt) dad pacemaker o the heart CTIRO 74 1414 Casseioerry Appoints _______ .t" th.• age Dean Parrish, 38, Lyons, Ga., ____ swimmers and many other long time athletes. 1 CASE (>414: Alfred T., aged pacemaker possIbly 5 electr1c'l 19, Is a college sephomore. dischargc pir minute, which Oviedo "Dr. Crane," he began, "my makes 300 pe hour or 7,200 per l father died of a heart attack a day and 50,400 per week, thus Johnny Jakubcln, 58, SlavIa few months ago. salvaging 18,396,000 per year. suffered second and third "Buthewasonly49yearsof SInce)ouwllllike1ytheflhIy degreeburnstohlschest,ab. A&P Shootout Trials Delayed; Murder Charges Thrown Out By BOB LLOYD City Editor charged with assault with In. tent to commit a felony - r 1;i ci w .,, -u'r Pt .--.J - 0 -.-'T '.. - - - - ,. rir4mi!' - - �'-': T - - -. - - --- •.-. -. - -. - - -.--- -- ____ OPINION S ______________________________________ Evening_Herald,_Sanford, Fl. - Tuesday,_Dec. 3,1974-4A WORLD IN JACK ANDERSON _____ J L •_ _____ _ ________ __ ! Guerrilla Chieftain Slain WAYNED.DOYLE,PubIIr Se n a Pa n eI te wa r Iii i ts H EW P robes By ROBERT C.SIARKEY, Adveriising Director WASHINGTON - An investigation by the A conQdential report provided to the Sena!e fraud artists. Most of the unit's case3-are in- however, by che&i drawn on the U.S. Treasury Health , Education and Welfare Department of Appropriations Committee by HEW complains veatfgited In cooperation with the FBI. Home DelIvry: Week, 5 cr.ts; Month , $2.40; 6 Mon ths, $14.20; more from a Pentagon account, we were told. than $30 million In frauds and other ripoffs that "inadequate investigative capability WASHINGTON WP:Ht President Ford will Year, $28.40. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All t has As a result of the senate stinginess, more as been thwarted by th e pinch-penny Senate dictated that investigative action (on Medicaid) 200 HEW contracwrs,, grantees and lending other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months, $32.40. soon be able to tap Ms pipe In style. The Naval Appropriations Committee, be taken by state agencies although the Institutions are believed to be robbing the . Research Lab is filllngapresldentlal order for 80 At present, 81 major criminal cases in volving pr* source of funding comes from payers blind. In the case of social rehabilitation ash trays for Air Force One and Its back-up at least $17.5 million are backlogged in the files federal funds." plane. Each cast-aluminum ash tray Is about frauds, the thieves have been robbing the blind of HEW gurnshoes while the ingenious fast-buck On the student loan programs, where fraud blind, eight inches In diameter and costs the U.S. It arUsts whoperpetrdted the frauds are living like may total $15 million and defaulted loans may taxpayer $50 ... A secret General Accounting - Footnote: Harley Hirks, staff chief for ffie kin gs on the taxpayers' money. soon run to $400 million a year, the HEW Senate Appropriations subcommittee on HEW, Office report indicates the major oil companies Another 100 cases have not even been opened document is even more blunt on the need to have Incurred some $2 billion In what they say stoutly defended his recommendation to d -n y although NEW has respectable leads they could supplement the tiny 10-man staff of trained in- HEW more investigators. His cuts have nothing are extra costs during the energy crisis. Thcfollow if they had the manpower. 'Me theft from vcstigators. petroleum potentates, says the report, may to do, he insisted, with the fact that his wife the taxpayers In these cases cannot accurately attempt to get permission from the Federal 'The lack of OIS (hIEW' Office of Ruth, works for one of the HEW offices flOW be estimated, but it may total ano ther $10 million Energy Commission to take the $2 billion out of The average American, listening o the babel Investigations and Security) investigative under investigation by the HEW sleuths. 0&V -.%&v ill1111 on. the pockets ol inolorists, luel inj users and ouler personnel, the document reads, 11 preclude,i of voici-,- tr~- Ing lo --ex plain" e,ronomics to hi INIASKED IDrNl*ITY: A mysterious fede7al (111 CURSUII)eri . development Uf J C0111PICtC Study ,ind adequate intelligence unit is buying thousand of dollars Die lo~alcs uf Uje frauds and I.hef Ls range I rom may he lorgiven a certain feeling of desperation . Recently, wildlife conservationbits praised small towns In administrative inquiry to locate all matters of worthotmasksandface moldsfrom a California Following, therefore, is a no-nonsense description, the Interior Department's strong stand in The p;tifully small HEW ~ivcstigations staff has fraud." make-up (inn. in layman's terms, of what everybody needs to threatening Justice De,partment action If Minfound hints of $3 million In Medicaid chiseling by Yet, the Senate committee knocked off 12 The purchases so far Include $1,500 worth of nesota kept allowIng hunters to kill endangered know about economics. There is more to the subas many as 100 New York doctors, . Economics In One Lesson sleuths for HEW's L'westigatlons unit and 'custom sculptured" nose molds, $4,000 in you far. money a governmen, ,can lay its hands on money. One is to take resources by force from other countries. This is called "aggression," and usually involves war, o it must be used sparingly. Another is to seize (or "nationalize") the domestic resources of th e nation, again by force, and Pry to profit by their exploitation. This is called "SOCialism," and for various re, it tends work very efnot $5 million. . DON i- -. -' . our mighborho,A By these deeds, our conscienceswere satisfied a,xI we could conveniently forget these tin- .. supplied aid of a sort more or less around the is called "inflaiinn." and before long workers begin demanding cost-of-living raiso' jast tt keep pace viLh it. Employers will generafly grant sueb increases can 9&nd by and watch people the of hunges. Badie&tous if weceuid, But li ke the Christmas andEasterbaskets, a nd welfare, these food gifts eolvv no problems. Viey only get us by today. long as they can afford to - which tends to They do not answer tomorrow's hunger. mean, however, only so long as the government My mind turns to a young Chinese ft-urn as keeps on printing amounts of new money, the -, .c.' sr - -_ I , ,,-t",- . . . _____ *Pb . - - . . - 1., ____________ S.-i 1'(-. At . -1. -.' ____ r _T / "' _. raforseedssndeasenUalfarmequIpt irec I, toe, the retired Amtth'an fr has Livedloryears in Laos teaching the men and women in his neighborhood the basic methxls moi,,—': !tso!1atyIefamjlyfann.AjyJanoki 'ill .11-1 ,I - 1 ) -. 14 - e , -.. WA 1P - ,_ --,h",.,., -.."_' . ."'" 4A- -- staple foods suitable - in as w'. A opportunIties in d n countries, oe way advanced countries can help -- _____________________________ -to '!' 9 . V~ - ID n" h who left behind 20 years of continuous service to the ''ituninity in tiich he grew up. _K1Zb_ wel l I I And the Lad said to Paul one night "Do not be crsonaUy - which is what happens In the lives of pr;taehiIeffortswithoutaurateflathandknowleI soughthls associate Dr. Vann Ferker's aid. . - and gladly • - .e . . but In " "He's 'ide,: inSp(i'd eginf He's CT8nkinf/ Out skrlhe 1ikkft niiiI!TS eppeal to the of!sheikhs!" , Acts eak and do not be Alfred arid aro)d, SPOLSKI all oilier Milton, F,ngtsh poet — John IF— F' ~Ie ,-.t to I T In 194& he retLuned to the University of Florida, yt- arentered Medical I 1; Dr Stanley arrived in &inford in January 1954 and to pediatrics. ft wasn't long after that the present Seminole Memorial I:ospil.I came into being and Dr. Stanley set up we nt-it pewairic wuri. tie set-yea as chief Of I1La1r* fcr several 'ears and wa also chIef of staff, president of the county medical society and held many key Canunut tee .. -. Um .. (hairm.anxILips throughout the ye r . Stanle r,t.rried his hometown siseetheart, Ca rolyn Chesterson. lind had two children, jI Ihs anPatricia, The Seminole Memorial Hospital Board of Trustecs recently dedicated The Gordon Stanley ItJjatrjc r his eJ4aU')ii and he enliated into the Navy the day after ----- - - 1: - -- I "'Qy !4 GESHNi (Stay 21 to Jun,? 21) Praise Others for work that has been done well, Show more thought at home, too. Gain as&xiate's goodwill for .m,me new plan. 16 Twm - I ' - - 6 10 - - - -1.- -• • ,.4 -- --, ir"cx- -_,; , .-. - - -- -' - t- Extended Forecasts Thursday f0f rwafte 77q,5j 23 Wvw(Sp I 74 CiA appreciation for ideas given by experts. LEO (July to Aug. 2D Enjoy amusements with congenials, but watch health. Show your finest talents to those who can help you commercialize them. VIRGO (Aug. fl to Sept. 22) QuIetly go about ferreting out tt your relative position is with others and do whatever Will improve it. Improve strroundir.gs. was a member of Lake Mary Presbyter;z':t Church, Moose Auxiliary and American Legion 34Liq. tcont tornl 35 ft'vat banevs 30Ob4&cty 37M*.,.ed, 39 T,.O,t LIBRA (Sep'. 23 to Oct. 22) You can gain support of allips, Nt_ _IL 29 S.. eagle 30 Hatvsst 32— Cavcns t$frv hetau 5) U. _ i6 i 19 W_ -_ day, but changes by evening. Be patient. — JL ias _ F.' -. ' . .' 8AM. till 11 PM. on Saturday, and 8AM. till5P.M.on Sunday, - MOney-SavingFc#3 Money.SavingF'act#4 THE DIRECT LATE NIGHT whatever the Thi 11 P tantper,tv,,. k DIALING * tiflRA U Dtdaev,ith1Mtkø.11, - fvtvra' b*ui air COndiftOnI,,9 can be added •aily. instat,t b tipef Is - Comfort 9s.aranteed. J RATE - q-' and isio'er than the evening rate. You can dial direct anywhere in the whole country (except Alaska and Hawaii) for 3 mtnetes for just 75ç or less, plus tax.Aspecialfaatureofttj Late Night Rate the "Mighty Minute You can talk for one minute and it will never cost mor e than 35 plus tax. -- ,qJ a large and a Joy to you as parents. Then greatest success can be gained In chosen fi1d. There is much organizational ability here - . .-....t$-,..-.--.---.-.W',U,J no matter when you call. Intact, all of thesr sedaI Jew rate-s apply only if you dial your own long distance calls wit hout an operator's assista,c. (The only time low dirt'ct'd.jI rates do not apply IS 00 op f5t(w-asisted CHs such as coin, credit card, perso.i-to-per collect, calls Or calls c'wged to a thrd number,) ...--. S - - --- _______ _______ 7 and your progeny is a natural4born leader. -- - I- - -_ J'" I a I - — ___ a- -- 51 1 W 62 II Carro'i Righter's individual oiC(ast :r your sign for anua is .viw or ycur copy send tour birthd4te and SI to Carroll Righter torecast T 'ekyening Herald box 621, Hollywood CalIf 003$ _l_ 44_ - __________ — .V I f I I — — SOUTH N AIR — . — -1'4'i,. --- '- 'M.•.Th - " _T" -- -. i••. -- I qti4II%(Urs D.fl "T'1II LPJI 'CI., It I- . 'r - 'I ---_ ' -- nA Sharea snie. Dial Long Distance torgQfrf_ -- iCiMapIeAv. Ph 1221331 L_,,,,,_,,,,,,,,, '• — at SANFORD INC. ..d! — — " T',e Weekend 113tes are ew.n lo"r than evening rates. They're in effect from ______ A CARRIER Ivrnac. dfl, I won't let y —_— WEEKEND RATE AND -i:j - a bargain. Money-Savfrg Fact#2 - After 5 P.M. Sunday throtAgh Fr~i4 you For Total Comfort? ______ _____________ make every call can dial ar'ywhere in the whole country (except Alaska and Hawaii) for 3 minutesforjust85corIess,plus 4 ______ -— - _ _ 1 - . _______ ___ ___________________ IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY....he or ~he wit! need stance. TK Nlmg% RATE - I ------- . 37 ways to MOfley.Saving Fact#1 -J 21 ______________ rapport with everyone. Keep sI1czt If mate nags in p.m. Enjoy ('nntrn! f' PISCES(Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Uyou do favo'4 for others today, you find yw get back into their good graces, make the future brighter. Exercise; improve hea lth . 4easy Park. ' LMOW E~ di long LOOKING 47 Vatr' mgr.d.srl 49 Past inSingII,neV IV There's more than one way to save money on Iohg distance phone calls, You just have to know the facts. Here are __ discord 76RVWG,,Ck 7Woecs 6 L*owd mse.i, Memorial flriS3On in charge ' SLi4x'cato' on Stevens allicialing. Burial in Obtawn II lbsVg 38P4r 10 Wu tcot 39 Trvwg'ssaon ion". vat) 41F,anz'es I 42 A kva'U,i 74 D.i..gvnt ") 25Otmanr,,rv 43Pi40o*n 77 it4liiC)4t*i lSOoddeuoI, 6Wg ,worse ( *ds) 'ASItcP Avenue Lake Mary. Who died Sutday night, will be held at2 pm, Wndnday, at Britson Funeral Home with Rev A F H '_ 35 Glen 36Aiiqrts I Litrç yI()$ -. BASHARA. MRS. EMMA C.— ruraIservicesic)l- Mrs, Emma - r r r I 6 r rr _______ ——— 18 Daylom Beach f1des for Wed. __ OAt?wna PIOQII1y Tr. nesday - high 11:11 am.. 11:50 p m ow 4:47 a.m., 3 - 30 p.m.. Port Canaveral high 10 - 59 a.m., 11:33 om.; low 4 - 34 a Mr. 3:13 D ______ 0 .. 56 D"ei — — — ;:Th sday. • ,'h,run nI ________ 3corw 32Mz. 'r ____A ¶ .tsLtw W*w mcfning to 50% north and 60s wolh. Afternoon highs mainly in the lOs de four great-grarJchjJdrn, Rrissan Fur,eraj Home in ,. -_p u wrong DOWN 7TPInett.t. 3, __ 52S.dcov.iw,g 7 through Stturday F Iorid -Clear to Partly cloudy becoming cloudy over the north portion Saturday. P,ioderating temperat',res. Lows Thursday mainly upper 3s. 401 north and SOs south, except 40s southeast coast and Keys. Ternperaturei moderating by Saturday _______ _______ ______ WW.0 50 Civil m cticket Wedneiilay. rrt-n .. Funeral Notices M __ (Ott Pay all bills now. July 21) Make Important y ____ 41 oor 7 winds IS to 20 miles Pef hour and gusty decreasing slowly tonight ar,d She Mary; three grandsoIns and 42 Mt3'cviI p4wt "sic, Partly cloudy through Wed a daitghtp'r, in Sweden, she lived In Lake Mrs. Florenceinclude McCarson, Lake Mary for tike put 14 aon 5 LIfICiI Establish ?-.srinony eLsewhere, too. TAUIWS (Apt. 20 to May 20) Bc practical in showing atup. -!- !-~~_ _71 W , --------, - - . -__ i- _-, - . ______ -: nesda. Wsrnac Wednesday with rLr,s in £0:. C O W t onight wth 10*5 mid 30s to l'wer s. NorThwnterly Earl Ludwig Jr. C)steen Luiuue Griffin, Buffalo, N.Y. M. EMMA BASHARA 40B,'i ACROSS fection for the one who means the most now to get right renflLs. -ii-- _ County. ________________________________________________ - I 12 G.*Ic --------- 96 ___ _______ Y&S morning 34. There were light patct frost reported in ports o the I.,eroy Arnold, Mims A**oPrevtaPuut. ready =- Pilot Training _________ - Jack H. Hossrnan, Longwooti Eli Ward Jr., Mims Oiio "The Stars inipel. they do not compel." %liat you niake of - our life Is largely up to YOU! - - - with which equipment could be purchasj for the pediatric ward, GIVE A CESSNA GIFT CERTIFICATE From a U Introductory Flight To Compl.te WEATHER is ' •- ____________ ________________ I,angwood _____________________ _______________ encouragement and praise in order to develop into a most -__=__~ ~M 1113-- date, the company is placing In service a new electronic central offlcewNchwjHservet)1eno and northeast portions àf Winter Park Telephone service area. At the same time the It Ward In I Park Telephone service area AREA DEATH E:Vtr C. Jobiisuti, Deliwia # -,4 responsibilities and feel free. Closest tie may be irritable during -_ ' - a nd over 4500 In Orlando. Concurrent with the effective John Farmer Harvey Fred Pletcher Sr. Lou Ann Henderson & baby boy Tammie S. Rash & girl Oliver Sjoblom, Lake Dominick Sass, Lungwood Phyllis Potere & boy, Mrs. Emma C. Bashara, Hazel At. WalildLe, DeBary of Lakeview Avenue. Lake ,Auxiliary. Clara J. Coffey, Deltona Mary, died Sunday night. Born you sonic per'nal or business desire CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Handle accumulated * opened the first practk"e in the county devoted exclusively Nil 91117111 Behavior, Labor Relations, after Dec. are askedtotake 000040000010 clever person who can help yo!,Ititer, Plan a tr,'lu that will bring &'hool until his gradeathin, n c ii u ______________________________________________________________ Mattle Hall Nora W. Ker.drick, Chuluota Edna Reilly, Ddllary Nanette Kaufman, DeBiuy Berimni F. Gould, DeBary friends for your pet projects in a.m., so full speed ahead. Plan future wisely in p.m. SCORPIO (Oct. 2310 Nov. 21) Do th at diffic ul t wor k that furthers aims. Al Higwigs are in a fine mood and can now grant favors if asked. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You may now meet a end ol had decided the a local -*,o,~.,, wre with the Idea of b&myif,1j a phamacut, most fitting way for people !o epayIItheir respects to Dr. It wai . ';,- irini-se attack on Pearl Harbor walch cot s,W1 -Stanley would be to contiI 'Give me the liberty to ktiow. tG think, to beliet*t, and to utter freely accorcling to -;%~sc ience, above ';,t- NIAr Sthitley opened a lia.-dware store at the cvriiv: (! &cooJ iUet4 which conllr1ue4 until 1968. nere were fout sc.ls, Df - Stanley the youngest and th e others, all of whom stth Ih' In Sanford, Phil Jr., a vision, 18:9,10. ' mu ins legion of bereaved friends. The Stanley family moved to Sanf ord in 192' for lam witlyou, and no man all attack yoe,ito NEA J - Truitt of the matitr, I really didn't get to know him quite a few others. Not wanting to (afl hi an attempt to - - ________________________________________________________________ the Pacific until Slary L Hosford Buffle Simmons small repairs at home. Keep within budget tonight. Show your Ford Four)(btion President McGeorge Bundy in served in minister and commander in chief of the armed forces. MOONCHIU)REN I June 22 10 a foreword to the study. On Oct. 25th of this year, Seminole County losta very the attack. Stanley dedicated and talent1 individual in the death of Dr. the war. Around 'O ' continuing study of earth from space. Eugenia Weeks GENERAL TENDENCIES: Give others compliments for they nt only need encouragement, but this brings you great rewards, tluy or wear new apparel, entertain, etc. Avoid argumen ts in p.m. to prevent estrangements. Be gentle. ARIES (Star. 21 to Apr. 19 Show more devotion to the one r g Supervisory Practices, Other John W. Higgison Sr. LeOft E. WIIIkeI Walter D. Lee, Deltona A muug the study's recoillmentjauons: —Decase international barriers to trade, migration and the flow of capital and in. is gradualiv to climinate Lhrir in.-fficient, labor. If the communIcations satellite has a rival it's inte nsive Industries and open lltIr markets for the less publicized tarth resources tedmokigy products which less. developed coujntries can satelli te (ERTS), now in i ts third year of produce competitively. Developing counteles In turn can increase swinging around the orld 14 employment opportunIties by encouraging mere scann'ng a 115-mile-wide am of the earth's labor-intewive products, by diffusing ecwomic surface from a 507-mile-high circular orbit. ass brother-In-law of the premier. Mercado, who is also war 8 C,%RIWLI. iw;&j1Fu t employment needs are greatest. evelopi Alice S. Josephson Premier Edgardo Mercado, two other generals and a Estelle M. Welborn Carrie J. Rugenstein .r'-'n Ijther Muse MaI F. Stewart FF ---; created few Job opportunities, and failure totlisperse capital to nu-al areas where empinyn-ic,,t old military regime The Interior Ministry announced that For Wednesday, December 4, 1974 ft- that between nations and peop!e, satelhtes must b,e ven a t of the credit, 11 4;4)". ; E - Benjamin Adams Robert McDuffle HOROSCOPE techniology designed for advarced economies •— Hunt Gunmen _, - - ---.-- - -=W nd THOUGHTS /1) I include those working less than they would like 10 work, those engaged In "second choice" ac. tivltles and those prematurely retired. The belief that full employment and redistribution of Income would follow natua lly many cases, policies adopted by the developing countries them,elve have aggravated un ployment for carnpe, the Latro4ucflwi , - - Gladys J. Townley Bennie Collins I —1 .- facihties in Central Florida for Alice M. Anonick, Deltona L C. Dennis, Lake Mary . DISCHARGES Sanford: Mary Louise Sword Emanuel Luster Wendy Bailey the gunmen responsible for the first assassination attempt on leaders of President Juan Velasco's six-year. V frurn economic growU, has not been borne out. In _________ I -W _~z t __ pl_ - , .__•.___ _______ I .. ______ UnmannPA,a" S"pa c e Best Bet For Taxpayers _________ I ~ -: FRANK MACOMBER of the siiiall teams of dcated 1jr T ,I - - 1-. DEC. 2, 1974 ADMISSIONS Sanford: - -. Martha B. Davis .\ Dlza E. Brown James W. Jordan 0 Ann Kinkle Steven T. Burke such a car was used by the men who opened fire Just before midnight Sunday en an automoblle I . Banking Board of Governors. Park Telephone Company's S p e a k I n g, M e I h o d s telephone directory will be Improvement md Work distributed between Dec. 12 and Simpli fication, and Supervision n, the effective date. W. P. Aft, and the Computer Age are the commercial director, said the courses to be ofered. company will IItially Classes will be conducted disWbute 90,000 directories HOSPITAL NOTS (or - LIFARN. ____________________________________________________ Slonica Walker ' Iceberg." Other forms of underuUlized labor Christmas Comes To The Holy Land 3~, ~--7_17_(Irl, jne, in laboratod-n - in a handfull of -r V - ,• -. ktrupteu only ty Wori War Ii, hss tazght the Japanese in or.e rural are titi :1;'f' of I 4 developing countries Is but "the tip of an activity to tLe countryside and by elimninaui.g in their own development. For example, communications satellites Built by a team of aerospace industria , capital subsidies which tend to favor the more lists I lI 0 a friend cf Korean ancestry Who already have brought world capi" cioser including RCA and General Electric, ERTS helped far'-r In another area start their own together and speeded the business of in- beca production. local b..nks. ,onc had much money but by ternaUonal f(nance. Whether that's for good or even so successful in helping science, 'Programa for increasing food productjor and businesa that a second ERTS pooling thelrtun ' and withan egg of .si"' for bad is beside the point. Th fact i.s that j limiting population growth are natural imi rmNiey, theywen in a p0tion to help each other better comrouaications forge Improved r6atiorL., for launch in January, loaded with ne BERRY'S WORLD . . . - , , , . I .. . . t VLSIble tuiewiployment in the urbar. centm of . ' recently had a breakthraigh and his eyes were bright. Th e farmers in that district were on the ge;ting mot-e for his dollar from a variety of -;%;-. They needed help to be sure. But in the unmanned spacecraft than he did from the $Z main they now had the kflow.uwth take the Ind billion Apollo mIssion to the moon. . many cities, is double that rate for the 15-24 age group in many places. Co Seminar Set The IM edition of the Winter Creative Thlnking, Effective houses under construction at parison to Orlando, has William R. Cmgrave t . Donated mustard -colored Toyota sedans in Lima ln their %earch . - 1.., years. Joblessms, as high as 10 per cent in I A~ Manned space flight Is the eye-catcher, the all y - to ganize the faiI in his area into joint headline grabber. Yet a read-back of Ow nation's stimulating the economy still more. Th is is th e ventuj-es aimed at helping themselves. But he'd space programs over the last few years offers - PW" W ___ I Marine buildings only halI.way the new zoo, off U.S. 17-92, two already. done their new directories with more than its completed, which HaIhopes miles west of Sanford. share. Will resume construction With Construction of the building "Sanford has given $67,000, money Alt said it is extremely tingifts from other cities, to be adinvd alter the City of all the animals, the use of a include the second feline house purt all subscribers have the Orlando, will resume Im- truck and the zoo facilities On and new edition as over 7400 the primate building. mediately, he sai d. Park Avenue, rent free," will be working night and day "We telephone numbers will be to Although the Central Florida Hanna said. the changed within the local calling raise the money before Zoological Society must raise Saying the new zoo will be one area — over 2900 in the Wint er deadline," he said, LIMA, Peru 'AP) — hoops and police are checking all growing twice as last as those of advanced countries and will nearly double over the next . I I new 1.Alsting subscriber3with those from 7 to 10 p.m. one evening called the 810,0-JO donation latest contribution will help the school children, Ilanna added with one or two phones each week. approved by the City uf Orlando Immediate go!il of getting that he will receiving one copy and those be asking t.he Prospective applicants for the new facility a "fantastic construction underw ay aghin. zoologica l board of trustees to w e, two should contact the Registrar for Christmas present" and a fie said he will ask other approve his plan to set a&de directories, to conserve paper. further information. catal yst to bring In other cities In Central Florida to Additional copies will be certain days when Orlando contributions from other cities. follow Orlando's lear, in DLI— available at the com pa ny office The money is to be used to financially aid the zoo, addin n can participate if required and subscribers g in tours of the zoo free of complete one of the feline that Sanford, small in corn- charge. moving win the service area Homeowners In many counties face loss of the Income deduction this year for property tax payments because oi Revenue Department slowness in approving tax rolls, Craig said. Peruviafls , Jack hlanna, director of the $70,000 by its deadline, two of the finest educational tax labor forces of the developing nations have been nam. He'd had a series of failures in attempting famous -inflationary spiral." '. - passed down from parent to child. Sons and daughtcrs of those on welfare are now grown up and on welfare themselves. All of this is a prelude to a discussion of the great famines which now beset the world. enugh to meet this rIver 01 hunger. We are asked to give much more. All right, Few of us • .. - '. -- . Isie by reparu that poverty we= to have been rally must, since there is now PrOWhly n;" th"any *thl "til. It ill not - 'I'' - L. Ahnost every (lay in the mall we receive so much more money competing to buy them. This . - .I. Later the gorve=ent got into the business and irrcpctivE of any gro-*ili in the GNP that would as the Job Corps. But we have been startled of 4 - - - - -. fortunates for another year. First business picks up and unemployment Hterau asking for help and enclosing decreases, as the new money enters the nation's distressing pictures of cuiuitiren wtiicli economic bloodstream, Very soon, however, heat-Is, huyers not ire that goods and services are costing We in the United States are giving some food, A scarcity of Jobs, not of food, may be the real challenge facing the world In the coming decades. According to a Ford Foundation study— "Eniployment in the Developing Nations" — despite economic gains In map less-developed countries, unemployment is Increasing at an alarming rate. Because of unchecked population growth, the 1 .• Central Florida Zoo, today wetks away, Hanna said this property taxes if they haven't received their bills by Jan. I. 1'-,T~ . ... - Orlando City By - 9 I , . 1 -. 000 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Homeowners should he allowed to pay their prerty taxes in advance to take advantage of federal income tax deductions, says the chairman of th e House Rules Committee, Rep. A.H. "Gus" Craig, 1)-St. Augustine, asked Atty. Gen. Robert ev1n on Monday for an opinion on whether it would be legal for homeowners to pay estimated The Real ____ Out This Month Advance Payment Upheld -- Course -Spring I,ake Elementary School fifth graders dressed as early Americans try their hands at old-lime crafts such as pomador halls made froat cloves stuck In orange, looms, and dipping candles. From kit, Porter Roberts, Ann Marie Rudaskiewici, Angula TriiAlck, and .Jeff I't-ters. (Iferald Phutob..j EldiMcheli) _______________________________________________________________________________________ I4 -- -. COLONIAL CRAFTS AT SPRING LAKE independence of Eritrea piovince to the capital. Challenge -- printing more and circulating it, Goodwill Industries and mne experiments more -as they Is "- ' WASHINGTON — (NEA) - When I was boy, every Thanksaiving and Christmas we dutifully atbered up cans of vegetables, home-made or store-bought pies, cakes and other foods and mad up baskets to delivered to the hungry In - In neither case did we do much to help these unhappy people fend for themselves. There have been some remarkable operations such as in bogus bills. [ . . Hungry through Apollo XVII. Th e only other way a government can obtain of being a government. The net effect, however, is exactly th same a if some Moriarty of terfeiting flooded the nation with billions of dollars OAKLEY _____ I would take drastic action. Other sources beheved the 4S 'I . /--,.,k bombs and another one set off Saturday night were the wor k of the Eritrean Liberation Front. The ELF recently threatened to carry Its 10-year guerrilla campaign for - ' ç regimeof trying to spread confusion and chaos and said It ' clock. I kills left us frft for other matters. justify it. This woWd constitute counterfeiting if anybody else did it — but then, that's th e advantage b : Joblessness Feed whole O.S. space program cost, from its inception money is by ., ~' deposed Emperor Haile Selassie for explosions at noon Monday in the city hail and in a down town hotel. The official casualty count was 13 Injured, but witnesses said at least six persons were killed and dozens were injured. The military council accused supporters of the old . ChariiyAlone Won't The - ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (All) — More executions of Ethiopia 's former feudal leaders are expected in reprisal for terrorist bomb attacks in Addis Ababa. The ruling military council blamed supporters of - 1Z paid regiilarly, and now comes to some $30 billion or $4 billion dollars more than the I . 1' recciving Attends pervisory it ~0 . Executions Expected promised to fact - i ______ 1. Cabanas, about 36, had become Latin America's best known guerrilla since t1e death of Che Guevara. Thin, swarthy, with dark hair and dark eyes, he was teaching sixth grade in a village nor th of Acapulc' in 1967 wh en he fled to the hi 1 L after a minor school controversy ended in bloodshed. lie became a follower of another teacher-turned-rebel, Genaro Vazquez Rojas, and took over the band when Vaz_ quez died in an automobile accident In 1972. He published ;i manifesto saying, he sought a -:;ncialist government" f or Mexico and claimed his guerilla war in the Sierra Madre del Sur was a continuation of the 1910 peasant uprising led by Emiliano Zapata, to Was betrayed and kill,!d by the army at -, abashed Mills admitted his goofs and humbly The payments were made to the RAY CROMLEY ficiently; but It has its admirers. Th e third way is to let individual citizens create the wealth, and then take part of it from them by force. This is called "taxatiofl," and it is distinguishable from armed robbery only by the that the robber is our own government . The distress taxation causes is all too easily traceable to its source, and it is th erefore very unpopular with politicians. Th e fourth way a government can raise money is by borrowing it. This, though irresponsible, has the great advantage that it is practically invisible and has no immediate Ill effects whatever, It is therefore enormously popular among politicians — , so much so that our federal debt alone is now. nearing $500 billion and will rise $7 or $ billion more tills year. In theory this debt must be paid sooner or later, but in practice it can be kited almost indefinitely. However, the interest must be every year recovered $1.3 miflion in federal funds from I cr Ateca Marine Gunnery Sgt. Thomas W. Gurley III, has Saturnlno Ateca, whose wile been named Assistant Vice Su DoIor Is dau&ter of Mr. and President of ComBank-Win ter Mr& Thomas Devlln of 170 Park, according to an anRonnier.,A1tamontiS1ngs, nouncenient by Philip . has completed with honors the Shears, President. CcmputerSciencesSchoolData The Seminole Junior Coll Gurley joined CcrnBank. in ege Processing Installation 1969 and has served In Adult Occupational Ed'icaticn Seminar at the numerojs capacities at Services will offer courses Management M ar Corp Development and Corn Bank-Pine Castle and beginning in January 197 In th CornBank.Wlnttr Park. lie Is a Supervisory Developmente Education Command, Quan',. graduate of Edgewater Program. The objective is to School and Seminole Junior deve!,)p basic supenisory skills I Ar .College and has completed required to effectively manage ~; .~ several courses offered by the pcople and resources. . i ..American Institute of tt_ Nine, -hoor courses will be ;FLY , He has been a member 01 w taught. Ccrnpletlon of 200 hours #, . I . Bank Administration lr,sdtute of instruction will earn a a nd the GREAT GIFT IDEA American Institute of Certificate of Achievement ____ _______ su Gurley telephone numbers. __________________ - Monday; another 17 were killed In a sbootout Saturday, and two soldiers were killed and five were wounded. 11 I timber wolves. Since than, however, Interior has workers and health program directors may total unit has obtzdned three indictments and has that "those are all CIA boxes." V .0 __ ________ Names ______ - ______ _____ _____ - . In. I= Angeles, Cleveland and Boston, sp---cified thdt "no funds %hall be used to expand -latex appliances" for four facial types and backed down and now says it is only "reviewing" probable student loan fraud by "schools" and the HEW 'internal securi ty' unit." $1,200 In artificial face molds. The details masks the situa tion. The killings goon. . . We continue lenders reaches close to $5 million. In Chicago, Actuall;, the Senate report is a cheap aiut in Include scars, bald heads and other lifelike to get floods of mail from contributers to the across-the-board frauds are be lieved to ex.' it in more ways than one. The "internal securlty" details. Christian Children's Fund who are confused by heal th aid programs and has been unit also has been called a "plumbers Wilt" by When the order was first placed, th e firm was two let te rs from the fund's argumentative discovered in HEW grants. suspicious Senate staffers. In fact, it is neither. told the odd HaBoween assortment was fur the directcr, Verent Mills. Ile inI our columns in Atlanta, frauds and embezzlements In Our investigation shows It is staffed by veteran FBI. But a spokesman there earnestly Insisted criticizin g his management of the fund are grants, student loan frauds, cheating on health government investigators, some of whom were the bureau knew nothing about the purchases. At "incorrect." 'i liose rcaders in doubt about who is hired during the Truman era. and rehabilitation programs and other crimes by the postal boxes in Washington, D.C., to which "correct" may want to request copies from Sen. Shorthanded as it is, the HEW investigations masks and bills were deliverad, a clerk let slip Walter Mondale of his hearings in which the basics will take Governments ed to pay for such bedrock necessities as an adequate military defense, plus all th e other things politicians have promised the voters. Es.entialIy there are five, and only five, ways ne - ___ ' ______ Army Troops MEXICO CITY (AP) A flvenonth hunt by 20,000 troops has ended with the death of legendary guerrilla chieftain I.ncio Cabanas in a battle In th e mountains of southern Mexico. The army said 10 oth er guerrillas died with Cabanas on f !4 .10 ~ # Mexican ___ ______ _________________________ 1 "83V' ______ __________ _____________ 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. Area Code 3O-322.2611 or 831-993 Will phase Out the exchange in South Seminole with all of these O(T1fl3f ComBonk ___ ______ - 3,19745A ,!-*. ___________ &._ BRIEF Tuesday, Dec. LOCALBRIEFS _____ MW tening HPMW Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. _______________ ___________ __________________________ _________________________________ r-± - _____ ~~~~ __________ _ . - fl -L I Wl - — :- _ - - - .- /, " - -: ¼ - -! -. -. - - -' I) - - - .- ,-.,-.•.•_ )--.___ ,1' .. 4 74% ~ .1,,i ~, i j --I " - SZi I-AIL OA-Tit If & Ir ;-. - -- �______ ____ ___________ __________ ________ - - _J AL - - L t .. a.- . T!! - , 1. - . I I.. -,41 -. ..-- I 1.. . . . 1. . .. . ., . . . .. ..~ . T" :,% , . . . t- . 4 * I V'vOMEN - -- __________ -- Evening Herald, anford. FL - DEAR 11 AiiDRE' GLLIS The herald Services I Hm Yei othf v1 BLRI.N DEAR ABBY: I am a 74-year-old childless widow. My husband left me a nice home and well off fthanclall) some close relaUves are now pressing me to sell my house, buy atrailer, and movc tn another state so they can look after me. Abby, I don't need looking after' If that day ever comes, plan to use my money to live out my days in a nice nursing home. I can certa1n) afford It If— E -- Arn(;Au. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ._ .0 I -I_r__- . shifted to arrests for the can be made to stick unless cne under arrest for soliciting for of The Issue is not public sexnal contact. And they of soliciting for the purpose of of his prostitutes testifies prostItuto). evidently have since the dawn morality but public safety. prostitution, but hip lawyers got against him. Even if "ex. In those cases that have come of recorded history. Women have a right to walk The problem with controlling around ftat one fast. el"PlOYes" could be convinced to court, first offenders have down a !trcet unmolested by street prostitution ta that it has Today, there isn't a ht1er on to turn state's evidence, most of been given suspended senThe most that society can 'Johns" on the prowl; men — By --- SPO :1 - in F( in ---i PESTERED DEAR PESTERED: Assure them emphadcally that if you kri the ueu ci uztzr help, you will let them know Then mention the fact that you are leaving e th lngtocharlty h~ . I "t d( pr P ar IS -SC I ru 0 r di - * -* •________________ - . 14 - Today Lraddy U30 R whftldu&. and if I were being married now I would push his wheelchair down the alsle just to h3ve him there. I love your column, Abby. It has often helped me. Maybe! can help someon e now. IT St a* P e %% DIANE IN PUEBW,COL1jj)i DEAR D~ANE: You have. You've given my readen a wonderful warm feeling. And me, tw. Thanks for writing. 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I • ' '- - -j 7~~ -_ — ..-.=w- __ - :2 urtain R ses C J A /'\ 110 His Man • - • - erysestimentalone,tco -.-HE1.EN slstnnt director - ca Chrsrjnas tee decorated with kto Mist of u.s wou'd be - hefr and i-.ec UU goineri Keys attacn"i k gii cora ror banging , ,_ nr&irrtr, The Hetoid'3 LlDI?%I. DgUfrII4 r in fl#LRFK Glfts and =-- uvi Santa ____________ I _ . . j i - - - , ,. 't - - - - -- - - — NEVER ~,1~ , . It i I wALT-4*411tul I •, Reportedly ~~ i; ri Iq 4 - j _- 4 k-- W huH H 1igkr fIt fo .iinl i tn Trimtjli ft J. In • , * * 9ii Hunter s I 1 ••, ack, . --'. • .1), - North Carolina State and UCLA. the two k1ngpins ci the college basketball world last )v3r. made successful season debuts last week and retained the top spots in this week's A.ssociated Pres! college basketball poll. The Wolfpack, who ended UCLA's string of seven consecutise NCAA titles last )CSF wh.ipped EastCarolina TAIS-iturday night in its season uper, with All American David Am' ,. t -1-1 -IN ~ - -M - - w (p !4 :, - or Iftoft Treftr • - ,L. . . Aso i ,41 - a • , .' -.'-.. .* its it ,• a .'....- • - . I 1, ' . . .4 % .4"V!.?. & • ••- • '4 - t - #_54 -. • • 4a _1" ; . A 0T # . * . . -. * 4 •Jt.1W4a,. i's ' • . -- -• ro - . t * r*1f • -- - - 4Ie-,p. - • I -- . 2t_ a/IS .*t_..•. ,4- - I- --_n - r -:, *_ Z_~'_ - a~ M . :_Jk-_.'_ ~. !T - 7 __-:J i 7__- - .4 - - ,--,.---- . .. -1 a : . -zi e - _! - __ ---"-' c' . .AL7 --,!- i-_ - - _'4 - - r : * !!t;l - V . - . I ~. . -,t~~-10, - - - , - ,_ . # - N I . - I , -d~ - By CHUCK.McCLU'NG Pioneer counterpart, o t-cit ,,vw4t6-Pr4 with :30 seccrids, IF -avll (Wimspondem 1~ inv., .. Sim downai the Pa trUA left in Oe final, thitd l,crtod. __~ FORES1 CITY - I-PAe Isit _h ;u3t , :13sp-andgrerr4taLng 11t d.n.* :?&U-iot pins puIW , Braptley's wrestling Coach, In the wfLoi 7113 ?,jive Qak Ox-m ip-!n" tv.c t44~ Dave Crawford, was heard Ridg.- an ludy " I'PIA. . 10T Davis of Brqntley 00, fore Ut start of fl* m,tc1i,' thereisttltcriouckat im.atch ithnn..e'i. Brantle,>'s 1 t3'i ifMt the , ,ill. we're coona twat the lieti next ILI-" CIVASCS 4,1 took rZr-_-, ,;re to 7.1-6. in th.- IN out of t.1-ese guys!" And truer impmzive v,'Cii were never spoe's as his with Vernon ?rzs,gt ki4zg lL1 èr (1.kt 7 • •• - ._ • . i, - •.... I -- , .. -, and lost one by an out point. hir ' t'ft . - Patriot surge. But Band) Payne, who was leading the oat.c urid b> the Pione"r s :irr 'h' Pats too1.rtnfrunt a t the inept 4-A gr4ppLieta In Mu' _ the SeC10 nd MI Od Of thO O.W14-1 fAing Us fo--, ~tl-ar. -1,*~r .' ." . - 6!1-V%%r. mv atLn, &ant!es i Greg ?iiintev telL tIL "1t.,4t'.4 't '.LtI t ' - — v . * r,'t • •. • . . . - • - -• . •,- • - .,. - -' • - • • -W ,c'd to ni.rke the ,• .1?7J.1t.1 ': .-. * 4.'I 5.'' .I.b4ió# j4 ;7 •' .-t % . . f I .% .,,_.__f.b.i_.....4, • 1V"i I * 4 %9ø . - , ) i.4jfP..cII 4 ' • I '/ .. 'I * • .1 i , 'Iw ' . tit Pats -_ • • .... - .. who was leading his OppWnt, Randy Goodman by a 2H uvre, pinned Goodman late in ': Lake Brantley's Mouse Goddard tries W pin Oak Ridge high's Pat Smith who bridges nieth. in sesterda s prep mat maIch seteran outfielder Tommy Itaiper from U. St.x in exchange for infielder IW) Ifeise in tne first trade at bawball's wntcr ineetwgs. _- -- IA . . ' - L-.aY - ' ,, _; w_. - ---.,=--- - ~_A' _U - -_ ~_ -•4'..,- , _,. r.:4ja4,1 Pioneers ti Oak It:dce, -- . -. 4' #4 ' --• -. c_ - :;.,..' , __ k c.. - r_1.F!_ -* . - ;'. - glow I - SANF ORE) S IC PEREZ b 13engais 24.3 N • %4 ticipate without the pay. county and stale sales taxes and a local bank A!ien Miller, the WFL's Players is asking forsome,T150,000pa)ment on a loan. ________________________________ -, - --- dfiew-,~,Aw qftJMW ' . pointed major league batting instrwor for the Los Angeles lkvJgers Monday. ,U (;ajrnpanis, Dodger vice president, announced the narning of Vernon and said Dbde Walker, at his own become ntinur batting instructor. Walker had been working at the major leape level. 56 ia.'d2OmajorhagueseasOnsandwoflthe V ,knieri-an I eague batting crown Ln 1946 with a .353 avertx)th years playing with the and in 1953 with I 't Senator3 ' - -. IR ns 1-2 By Ile A.&soclat~ Press GREENSBORO. N.C. (All) - Catfish flunter of the Young Award winner as the best Oakland A s the pitcher in the American 1pague last season, was among fi v e inductecs into the North Carolina Sport Hall of Fame Monday. lie is from lfertftcd, IN.C. Among the others Inducted wits Buck Leonard, who 1,1a%cd it) tile old Negro IA'al',UC and i5 1I member of the ii ill INi of F in'c t I 1, 1 A W01 h1J 11• !t\ - ~ The sixth-ranked Cardinals season opener for both tewns. The Cougars managed to get Otis Birdsong of Houston was edged Hcuston 91-.' Monda) Two other Top Tt dubs the ball during the last sesen 'he top scorer with 2o points ht ll played ser.-ton opener3Mondnv seconds for one final shot to try foliclived by Dunbar with Ia. night Fifth-rank ed South Care for a tie score but Laws Dun Wesley Cox hit 21 for Louisville _____________________________ lina beat Bucknell 88-74 and sbar's short jumper rolled over and Allen Murphy added 20 for se'. en t h ranked Kansas the rim and irto the hands of the Cardinals. • whipped Augustana, SD 85-50 Lisul1e's William Bunton, South Carolina tinselled a Louisville took the lead for --~vho was fouled. He sank two I I ,, good on Junior Bridgem's free throws for the final mar in freshman playmaker Jack " ba1et on a goatendlng call gin Gilloon and &-foot-9, 225-pound 11wrnpson pouring in 33 points. On tle with 21 seconds left arid the "Ib be- honest, I'd have to say forward Toni Boswell, a trans. strength of Owl showing, N.C. State rethim-i cardinals managed to hold on they are better than we ex- fer from South Carolina State. to defeat the 2tlranked Lou- pected despite their loft) rank the top spot in this week's poll with 876 poInts uard Mike Dunlea paced gars in a conti-st Uiat was close ing," Lewis said. and 37 firstpliov votes froin the panel of the Gamecocks with 28 ooints sports writer and broadcasters around the all tb.. wa But I expected to beat them and Boswell added 15 Fresh Tile goaltending call c. rount:i. - ! Just ftught. we would, and we ton's ,Nlauric~ Presley gave should have. Our guys played UCLA, which lost four of last year's live L&iulsulle an 88-87 lead and their hearts out We regomngto starttrs to gradu.Itfl'H posted eass tictories 11ridgevian, also hitiled oti the get better. I know that. But we spettisel) for Bucknell , ver Wich11ta Stateand IX-11aul and heid onto pIS), sans tt tree throw for n shuWd hase won I don t care if the secnd x)t in the poll with 7 points Reset ye tnter Dann) Knight ______________________________ A as Kinit Henry VIII, Susan Boleyn, Cathy Cast.elberl) and CI'%-s, DeW Hall and lisa Martinez as Jane LeWtnthalasKaftynWwarcl: tlb a3 1,Yn K tarina of Aragon, Valerie Seymour, Katie Carroll and and Carol lifXeJe yj g.ees SW i OP I,ouis%ille is better than lie exBy The Aisoclated Press U niversIty of IIou,tnn basket p"rted ri4spite th Cardinals ll Dodgers Sign Vernon 111i~ i '.:tae - V' VinI 'nuubm)r ' I e "'"! r ~i ' Stanley and pitdwr Bill Slayback. Staub, obtained Inc mm the Montreal F:po: before the l;l2 cr,ison batted 'ith i, 'wrr" runs and 78 RB! in mttCt OU( j I [A %JI1II ts$WIed "&a_-1_Tfy0" " istf , , P — Staub, a New York Mets'cUirli'ler for the past three seasons c part a three-way Detroit Tigers, according to sou.-cirs at baseball's annual winter meetings , 11c V,ull,'t.s, in turn, litsise skat ua~&,'svr &% "K,ise to the Detroit Tigers The Mets obtained center fielder Micke, _. Brown's own playoff hopes all flaw made by 't.e Dolphins, who Bengals, 7$, would have to win "It's nice to know winni Lim in turn recovered Utree of five their final two gLanes whiie chips are down and it's a big Cincinnati fumble,. Pittsburgh, 943-1, would have to NEW ORIX.ANS i AN -Although all sides tire denying it, Rusty au apparently now I I ** ..I --*& i 1 - • - , .'. •).( . ____ -1 are trying to do is crucify football," Coach players decide not to play in the World Bowl, Jack Gotta of the Birmingham Americans of it would be Cie Wt straw for tke league. It the World Football League salclMonday after would vertainly kill attendance. his players walked oft the practice field. I don 't know what the players have in 'Me players refused to practice unfil they wind," Miller swd, "but if I',is a pouvet move received pay for their last fiveI games. by th,~in I Wak it 0 stupid, ill-ad0sed and The first Woild Bowl pits the Americans i1ip'oper." against the Florida Blazers Thursday night in Bill Putriarn, the ovmer of the Ami&ricans, Bir- mingham. It vias not cleat Montlay night if could not be reached for cmnwnt. cell In cru&! games. Swapped To Philad elphia 11111tM. Pvr-tr %fa 420 - -- ____ 11, I . . 1 mw*?~7 - 3~ __ - - =___;._ t-- - ~ Z - N- vel, EARLY . W91101 - -'- -. ris and Jim Mandich. said the cury Morris fumbled at the r$&r IlØlp4'r '. I - 15 L!'' ,"Ic,vn - . I RBRIEF . -- .01-11ft. , ___________ Bo team can assure itself of its quarter wb-i Anderson was inent about that orie," said fifth strRight playoff berth by tackled by linebacker Bob Brown of the game. "We had beating Baltimore Sunday. Heinz for no gain on fourth trouble getting receivers down'kG Quar terback 'who down at Miami's four-vard.line field. You're allowed one check (on a receiver) and they were completed I I of 13 passes for 118 The Ilengals only score caI'le doing it effectively and legalsands and threw four-yard till it 29-y a rd lieki goal by Horst l)" , J % I %. / / A Doi hins I In the Hero;d's I Real~ I ~ el~ , P, - daffu -0 I • 1_~ 7,, * 0"Ift" K The YULETIDE ' "11 I I ___ Other s. 0 .a:-_7 - . ~_ . Birmingham, ayers Angry Over Pay u awo. . ChrlstM 05 - I .. A - (' 4 4 4 MIAMI (AP) - Paul Brown game, were going to get it, , I both The Dolphins got a 43-yard lose niu'Iup the Dolphins outlook, get Into the playoffs and Super watched Miami's defending said Griese. field goal from Garo Yepr. the AFC Central Division. saying, "We have to keep play- Bowl. They arn all must game.t NatIonal Football League Safety ended the scoring Dick Anderson held emian and sumIng grimes like this to win and f rom here on it The Doirthins' defense Sanford middleweight Vlc Perez (left) exch~nges champions thrash h13 Cin- the RenRa6 to just 66 yar&s _* * * left hooks with vTermlte" %'Iatk!ns 3s both young clivasti Bengals 24.3 Monday ne in the fourth quarter. I 1ightcr preiare for tonight's bouts at the Orlando night and sighed, "They're in the second half. Ken AnderA key factor in Miami's 30th back in the Super Bowl swing. son, the p Sports Stadium. American Football straight win at home was the The Dolphins, w ho ha ve been Conference's leading passer, runnin g f fullbac k I arr in the past three Super Bowls was held to 119 yards on 4 pass C.sonkawho came back from a I and won the last two, agreed. completions - 100 yards below nagging ankle injury to total 123 -This was our best Perform- hisaverage. yards in 24 carries. ance of the year," said Miami Cincinnati's biggest scoring . ro W r . U~j, I ~ phone call - loi;~* T ~ • . - -- '4. • I __ * - rI - All Just a - Wells comes into tonight's fight riding an impressive win streak and hopes to use Mitchell as a springboard to a rematch with North American middleweight champion Tony Licata of GIFT kk08 a Cl f . A Joyous RING6 AKSTRA worthy of any i For A ~ , • -- ____ T ihawl ,.., * (. ' f. fra" W7 - Sell • In th e oth er co-feature 10-rounder tonight, Irish Gene Wells slated to take on Slick Mitchell of Brunswick, Ga. This first hail of the doubleheader marks the initial appearance of Wells; while Mi teliell is an old f& e on the Orlando boxing scene. •. . . " Li- &'vA a I __ t______Wk2r= ' 4 ~ _'_-,4J--n.W - - _____ 5IUO1It1, mnsptred me to s pray them gold and then hang them c" oi - - -- -----= ,N)" ( ' ^ _ Wives / I N • * -- - %mol . VIUI ot'ter per fOnTlamts Dec. 5, 11, 1, 2 and 14, ill 8 p.m.. arA a inatirift on Dtt51It) 7, bt 2 p.m & enrJ fl i when the call, "Curtain! ymmo-M_ Curtain going Up" resounds : backstage. hear --- .- ~ --T'$1 That is the way it will be on _. -_ the night of Dec the the Lyman 'High ; ~_ auditorium, where Royal Gambit" opens for six per- * - 7_; ~ 77 77. (tzints intrigwng ' - DEAR POLLY - A dear elderly friend gove rre a mijemon (i old keys that she h ad saved for c%er 80 years. Their nice sh" Bu,y - - _____ I vp ** . - , -- - :__ Which wilt be among the many hand-made Items - . -6. ~ at a Razaar and Bake Sale to be held at the Altamecip :. - - - ---`t~~~~ r -1 flxmbtr gave 8 ShOrt talk Community Home, &Wfland Avenue, Dec. ImW froW I# am go -1 - - on how she found her recipe and Seminole Commummfty what went into the making of it. library. --—' — _________________ is-_____________________________ _ ______________________________ The International meal in. — r L:. lucied a Chinese appetizer, '.arm 1dN HEAT MODERN! *.~-Ctdirig entrees from Ireland and Carol Patterso fleft) nd te en Allarch il show keen interest -In REPLACE YOUR GAS OR - Mrs. a it- Aif American soul food. ItaIlan . Abramson's dolls salads , and Mexican and j \ ii i : Jewish vegetables. The FN%k I I beverage and bread were :fr b "IN SAAE OPENING" ERIM, And U* &=" had 1b. *N A.%Pwftc ' : : - "" Forced Air Wall Furnace SaIs• Clean S Economical : By EIJDA NICHOLS Enjoying an evening of Eistein, George Washington group. "Each had a dream, and : : Herald Correspondent GET THE FACTS Cirver and St. Francis of each faced obstaCIC5. but they conviviality were Elizabeth and The is nai B'rith Women Assisi. Eleanor Roosevelt was fought to see their dream Chuck Jett, Evelyn and Alex Call Or Write Now : : F iferafurl and-or-Frte Survey - tUes-wd in a replica of the gotyn carried ont. Through their faith Serraes, Unda und Dan I>xin, . : .1 P-W A w h Elementary School, and worn at her husband's first in our democracy, they ,all Ercil and Bob Gray, : : I Dw*w ACtftor.., brought doll modeLs of famous inaugural ball. -ad Muf/%"OF succeeded.Leslie and Joe Pauline, Sue peGple. The dolls were dressed The women explainer] the The women present this - - r...- .--. ~ V& e "&I.* I or pai nt ing5. Their faces carved represented by the dolls. Each program wherever they arc john Myffs, Faye and I)eii v Cii (305) 81. lier, and painted by hand, by a f1m, person had a special problem, invited. School, Senior Citkens and nost, S 01 *"n91n**rIn9--S* Vicki and Dennis Hall. rv1Cg_pQrtg in Illinois. but rrianaged to ri!e above it, groups or ci0c organizations The itiodeL represented explained Mrs. Diane riia contact Mrs. tbramson • -urman of the for further details. . T -aF I ~ •' I . assignment unrelated to her ethnic background, a certain amount of researd went trt Pnlduct. The aoCiai - - ' I Jk - As each member re,ceived an - - i ferent couritry. - I j "u . represented food from a dl!- - - V., - , •• *- i ., bag for their dinner assign- - By ELDA NICHOLS llersidConespondnjt Opening night' 4re "" peners . ,.-I"'r-~ i~~ ~~~~ dangerous opponent in Mitchell. In his last right here, the Georgian was stopped by undefeated knockout artist Glen Morgan of Minnesota, but not Lx-fore he had Morgan on Ole canvas and close to a kayo in Ow second round. Sanford's Vic Perez will try to get back on the winning track when tic takes on Leon Futch of Georgia in a six-rounder. In his last bout Perez dropped a close decision to undefeated Chris Baxter in Texas. That was the first loss sustained by the Sanford Slugger in his past five outings. The opening bout, a sixroend affair, pits former national Lightweight Golden Gloves champion Maurice "The Termite" Watkins against Charlie Evans of Georgia. Watkins, who hails from Houston, is currently unbeaten and is expected to make Evans his seventh straight victim. Amateur bouts will precede the professional offerings with the firstflght set to begin at8:20p.m. Mike Quarry, North American light-heavyweight cham. pion, will make an appearance as a special guest referee for the amateur bouts and may handl e at least one of the pro contests. I . he Dennis and Vicki flail. It w3s a dinner with a difference teriths a gras * - I O Tampa. But first, the Houstonian has to get past a very * Members of XI Theta Epsilon and their husbands held a pre. . DFARFIEND-Tbe11JI - ?3I the wood will have somethirg troublesome wises Ms Cher Stempler, drania teacher and 'I to do wItb the way anything works on the iodine sta ,.w rt Uw pjay, v2111""ch-51-21"i k I l imal;wotecuon and probably make W .itr~ new inn stain tasier to remm . Irl -• • 4)lL.4ui, c,eaIn&tie ..Jij remove Wen o.le wants to try Sanding. -vOLLy. rentpd for Ow producuoil, and ~ - ~ DEAR POLLY -Far the firvt time I Wve been krii'lLig with #-IusVai rjumbr,rs of I i that peirlod, .LILA U15ce ed ch'is P 11149ing a mnii 0AWC Mwiter or fit* over the two enh Wwt OgranrW. 711C~tb may be &~ktirtg my work MP keep the trio mwaawr tq - " ir a : TM" -. .--.:.---... 0. . . AW— ht Card Tonig ht '.* * th"t DEAR FVIJ~y - MY Pet Pecve Ls that supermarkets do not base special counters for senior citizens with minis'ze packag es of meat, fruit and vegetables which would help limited budgets as the regular size packages hold too moo able to buy srn;JI4-_r quilAiLle: wmad all "O;; the r.gid irjor,E V*Iieiy m their mea ls — PURL F*Ig ** -- DEAR POLLY - I hi-ve .saved Many of the newspapers with i1radiinn Ail"! biAxw 'sicia6ve iu awfiguilleflumotwelli3vi,~Iv , few months. The day will c=e when my grandchfldren wil; a anurec*ate them as the stud) history and current events I would hke to know the best way tu preserve UX-Je papers. -MRS.E.S.DEAR MRS.ES,-I would roll the Papers and then seal them a with tape so they are completely air tight Perhaps some reader will knowof and senda different idea -101 LY - S j. -, __ - I U011s Bring History To L ife POLLY'S POINTERS I _= Boudreaux P erez On J if M&iggm m 0 4 -. o was afraid the * -- , I i __ .=~=___=~_ ___Nt --. Although the Lake Brantley football Learn is still Lyman High School Greyhounds Into action tonight as University traveling to Lakeland for a game with concentrating on its season as t plays In th e first an- th ey take on Oviedo High School, which has already Florida Southern University. The Knight.s, off a recent nual Rotor) Bowl Friday, another team at the school lost its opener against Edgewater over the weekend. victory over the University of South florida feature a begins its season tonight as tile starting nuclews of Bennie Shaw, and David Green, e lions, in their losing effort had an outstanding team under the guidance of first year coach Cons Mit, ha ve Je(J the Knighth in scoring thus far this rear. performance from last year's high school 64 Clennit, Butterworth open their season. Patterson, who also excelled on this years football Th e Pa trio ts open e athome TOSIGI'S SPORTS LARD h m against a strongg team, (klando Boone five. flay Bowling, Anthony Collins and Hargis are the returning letterman or itUon tonight as they travel to Edison JLiior College Patriots. to improve (in its 3.1 record under Coach Joe Sterling. Oviedo at 1. man me P Hargis is still wit h the football team and should be The Raiders hie been led in the early going by guards Boone a Lake Brantley, a uiavailable for the opener tonight. Butterworth will Ken Atkins and ,Mike Williams, and have been led in greet sevtn seniors tonight sith Rick Andress the the relxundlng departmentb) former Seminole pla)er Florida Tech University at Florida Soutbern U. 8 p.m. Seminole Junior Coll eg° at Edison Junior College 7 1(1 ' cond year ((4 it li Vic k 'tt inkt w ill guide the (i Th fir' ii lh Ufl4 fir I I ni i p 1 -• ______________ •. _ 1; - best man would spoil her wedding because he was in a 1 Xi Theta E I = MEW When I Wag Married seven years ago, my father, whc could walk only with the help of crutdK3. "walked" me down the disle. I He offered to Itt MY uncle walk me so he wouldn't "Slow up" the weddmgproCess1on,butIwou1d1fthear 0fft) mg ing gown so it t get in his way, and when we walked do" the aisle together there wasntt a Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1974-i B n I n Pats, L yma rfJhi JI di i3 tt M 1k Si - * DEAR ABBY: Exactly a year ago today we lost our only child -a beautiful 16-year-old boy. lie and I were returning home from a fishing trip in a blinding rainstorm. I skidded, lost control of L~e car and we landed in a ditch. My son's neck was broken and he died before I could get him to a hospital, I walked away with a smaU cut on my nose. My wife hasn't been the same since. I know she blames me for y's death, but I give you my word, I wasn't going frst wasn't careless and it was one of those freak accidents that couldn t be helped. I se tried to explain th is to her a thousand firries. but she doesn't seem to hear me. We're practically strangers, Abby, and Ican't snap her out o her depression I once suggested that she get psychiatric li.lp and she said she wssn't crazy.Can you help me? We once had a good marriage. NOT GUILTY DEAR NOT: Your sqpsdon of psychistrie help is the only salluden. 11 you can't persuade her, perhaps someone whose Judgment she tructs can. 'ourfti'nfIy doctor? A clergyman? A to ----fl -. ulnie i0 W ikf~ tragedies have found their way back to normalcy and aee of m w p on p. lurgeyou blind a way to lead her fa .7.. .. II! Le - ' - .i-----• .4 . RTS -- txvn virtually inilwssible to (to the street who doesn't know them would consider it safer to tences. Neither convictions nor (:ind shotld) do is to make sure have a right not to worry about if It so without resorting to polite that unless she makes an o v ert try skydiving with -_ . a moth-eaten punishment Is what the police t'iit sexual corninere do"r' a rejected prostitute tWotng state tactics. Consequently, offer there's no case against parachute. *- ____ __ apparentiywant.Oncetheword Interfere with the peace and acid at them; everyone has a niost urban dwellers have her. Con.sequiprilly, she guides • Washington, D.C.. however, gets around ttwt a working safety of those not Involved In right to bc free of the coterie of ) settled for the lesser evil of the conversation with her 0 has found a a to discourage girl" ma be a policewoman In such traffic The most realistic pimps, drug pushers and a_________ IZZ. .. seeing their cities turned into customer (known to the trade public ion without 4W open-air ot1s as trick or ,,.John") so that he violatinganyone's civil rights working clothes, mosi potential way to do this Is to set aside mobsters that follow in 40F_ _~ custoners will either go hone certain areas where streetwalker's wake Prostitute is but how do OU much he's willing to pas As far policewonieri to pose as more private atmosphere _-__ -— ~~-_— enf orcing the lass elsesihere light district or a red light city. prove it? You can't arrest a -is she's concerned, A's simply prostitutes. i - .(, 11 The deterrent factor is what sioman for the wa she dresses a .ase of love at first sight An attractive young Is all-important — and ac_________ or for standing on street • ersodie aIls, the police policewoman starts on 4 street cording to repurts this ap. -------('11111 \ ( I I corner. Th;s wnu!i u ak es er 'cte:umi up th \ I it \ 1\ J (lit \ '.( ) \ tret'' h* v. h,re prostituk so l icit. Shc ptcli by (he' Washingtiui, . . — — 5tiutn subjeit to arrest at rounding up knosn prostitutes ii akes no attempt to be DC, police department has -police whim. .0 -1 arxi hatiling them into jail, st-ductive. When a wan ap. made a significant dent in th-~ - - ______ __ -I .. .The o;cl practice of having a knowing full we ll ihe cases will proaches her, she uses the sidewalk flesh traffl~. __Zn,?_ %,(v squad cop go through the be dismissed for lack of istreetwalker's technique of ~- I It would be dnrealistic, i~_ tual purchasc of a t.idei.LC This t)pe of steering the (onseNatI'vl until howeser , to expect that this or " prutitutes services has been harassment is in violation of he wakes a specific and overt an) other approach can . W '. -, . ByLEEGEIGER abandoned as being degrading just about lialf the Constitution. offer. At this point, she iden. " I. , el iminate prostitution. tu the police as well as inef. . PrOsecuting 'i pinip is an lifies herself as a policewoman Prostitution will exist so long as Herald Correspondent I - . -.~ rective. Police tactics have now exercise in futility. No I. __~_ I . charge and inforni% the man he is iren want this impersunal type -` 0IN. S - . -4w, . -XII I ORLANDO - Johmny Boudreaux makes a return ap- - — — 1-1 AI --%,ii -.% STAf% " ~v . A Av, .~ ~ pcaran, ,e tonight here at ffie Sports Stadium when he takes on . 0 ,~ V~ A 22OVund Leon Shaw of Jacksonville in a scheduled 10-round co,'11 I . __~'l- --- ~~! . ~_ _ _~, . . . feature boxing match ~ . " , ftu--,.~: : i - -meow-_ I— - -- Z I Less than three ssee s ago, onNov.reaux rn C .. . ckbut before the local fight crowd b) stopping Gainessille . flS I Ofl ~, -. 4 INIMall 4; 1 1 Tommy Howard in 10 rounds. Since then, the Texas-based 1 . r ii - Brudreaux has increased his unblemished record to 13 straight A . -. victories with a one-sided decision over Koll Vailea In Houston. • : Dines Out and keep pressuring me to sell m home and make plans to near them. J am 3ure if I were penniless. they wouldn't be so eager to look after me M} will does not include an of m family. Everything Is t1 ti:iritv. In case you th ink I ingetung senile, let me assure )OU that i am mt. How do I get these relafives to leave me alone? a — L P e Wid ow Or Her Will - -- J rostitution ControIA Problem c!ern — .r. , -- P7!!T _- — . .- - - . _. N . Ir Y I - '- - ---'.-.- — rs Tuesday, Dec. 3 lc'74-.6A -_Pi - L I &A -_1 __ - - - - �__ is ------- 9!EMM90— - ==3(- I - ___~ -~~ -C1216=11-0 --- . - - __ i -1 - _- — ft QTt11L jflFT11 ._IT - N Tuesday, Dec.3, 974 ____ il Jai Alal Results OR I--- MOD.' NIGHT RESULTS FIRST — Doubles, Spec 7: ( (l'af3Sanctez 1360 310 760 Eddy Lenit 300 . 107H 6 Ssnglii, Spec 7 370 6 2110 1360 660 6 At tni h, I -11 00 160 2 F"effectA is -. It 190 00 Spec I. Emos 260 1 SEVENTH I.1.I.I (cii flet.a '140 120 4 60 1 Perfecto ci i siooso ic. Sanchei 10 1 60 3 Daly Double(6 6) $121 70 Nequ. i.. 610 i 11TH Dub!t, Qu'niria (24: 24 *3 1131 1 7t.00 Prlecij (I 3) 577 30 SECOND - Doubles. Spec 1: 11 Ir 6 S I vej othi E I Tatri j 6 American Conference (astern O,yjjon W L T Pct- PF PA 543 10 Perfecl"t -ekv $Jos" . 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"Ru A -. siz~- — . . that affects YOU 14 54 Plus Pro ce-.-.'A 9 - — 5 regular windows And C',tor Slides Processed 4 speed lanes $ x - - FLAGSHIP BANK a FOR 10-OZ ON THE OZ BALL IMP OR 9 25 Doorm9wo $OPO"04 EXCEPT, EPT. COLD DUCK IIt'lHId I " Sunday io p.M. . . -- - S. 1 0 Dekle's 208E. San Fr1,,32OO4 - -, At 111 - L . . Louis — N. Y. Giants v. PhitadoIia , 4% , N all 4.99 I SAUTIAM IS 0SCAS1014 zzd~ia ivm .two$ 322.4924 ½ GAL. SAN MARTIN musaftwj . (*4)115.6011 .s..su'csItI lu,I' 1 I I(All cl ,TV usas(c, . :Am% roll 9'95 *.%A COiALADA-0, 11, &; -_4 HIWAY 17 .92 FERN PARK I HI-WAY 17-9.2 AT 436 SHOP. CENTER 3.49 DELAND 9" 11.. 1 G RUM VOIM MR 10 KY &IPi JACOUIPi SIDE GIN 9OGI % 'IIGHTSSRIC.: .t T0'IIR Gt' 3 19. 3195 439. . 4988 3 5,. 4188 3..J 1 95 4695 01 J4t% ROYALT VODIA 3.1525 6 95 - ST! ' I )95 ' ROYAL "'t IMINTUIS swill'i1%., I . 1111 10 "Comm'"Two:N1111111 '' r"HOWNIN remember that f more active sex?f ttlanCIIsZ to be aPPredated. With !he lessening of prejudims aRabIst , ! - ;ssr VELVET C~l I SUNRISE ' 3 fl ---L SZECEUN e 1 — POLYNESIAN@ AMERICAN CNIfff OvenDaiiyii 3o iAm.-~un iOm iop..m older people, there hd bun LUNCHEON SPECIAL $130 maior crecio carch honored. the A Ilamorle Springs, F 0 in iSA 4444 thIs age group. The chancre Is the same Inall age&nla8 It is small sort and appears C 'I ual o'uis not the buttocks. It weeks of the illness anddo.s not 'cur again It Is paUiles3 wvl 1 IS RETURNING TO THE SPORTSMEN'S DEN c untreated - = - -1]7~i -— !t i.,I` - I 1=.&F Located On Hwy. i?.?2 Between Dog Track & Jai Alai Some people viho ha%v, had untreated s)-pWH3 dovehip an InlmUflltyaflclineffeClthedls. A9C8Y(JR 4t1 , easeiscuredbylhetsody"town 5.99 QUART ' ------- will'w "At."Itil vs 841 1 =A... sa w _______ -- 2! ----- - --—.T.I ;!--. ~rI4;-- -p pq~~ Heyl %4 110VIMI mm on amills to The Other - - .-N -t ~ me Sam I" rml 57 95 one a ftw "" am - dMW WWI dnescJay - --- ------ 'GIFT BOX GOLD SEAL se"i CHAMPAGNE I • aI -aZ-:--,---, I - -.------il I - . - -- ---. ---,. ---z;,-- 2H . Z44 -Z E- k 7j2 1- " 1410,111" 01fl(r 199 21.00 oft IN16111"tas loll" "I 139:. 1495 JJ I 3 pieces of chicken, cole slow, mashed potatoes and gravy, too" tftuow GOO SIA1 349,-,- 35 all SIBMILAIll VIRMOUIN 1, 79 o. 18.95 hot b1scuitL UI1CH 279 3JO 299 3395 discovills, the twichill honey 8WN ABEL LIIBFRAUM1ICHI.99.' 2295 F C., . v*4081*4""I'lle-I'm S( 2 99 -. 311.15 I iii""""',"""""'" -9g 'fir 33 95 -____ a t V - . --1 Z Reg. $ FEiZ'A"R-Ow"A"Sit SPUMANTE 4 49 -ft 425 - $ -- 29 H 44.95 + TAX 1.99" 22.95 FRED CHICKEN *19,I(AuJOLAS LA MICK 40et 5 449 Open Daily I i a.m. til 9 p.m. - Fri. & Sat. Ill to 19Fh Av, (way)7:) ' , m IN.... 1115 1176*1 SIEP!AIROMSPAIN 449 "-' - -. - I 11111111111~111111111 - - L,'.-'f_" " q 1 L'l.t. 4.c... 2.. •j , .. . . i...- - - . S S 0 S - 4112" - - -,---,# M— Fri*d Chicken. Delicious dinciitd-ln-honlay ba"ef, filed really crisp anj Al the way ~ .. r ia - 1" over to The Other Ffl*d Chicken stay thwel 3 49 it. 31 $A IMP. LkVeRUSCO ITALY V . 11*141 "a a" 0""M '" "" 91111"-" efift"" @How." t )~-- fly - 399 39O5 OStAL 1695 '72 C H ATEAU -.- .-. -- ." 12VINIHAUTPOLIQU ARN i8MOU1H - THE SPORTSMTh"[OEN -- - - - --- - -- - - - ---" A ini -- i4l,;~;P- MON DEC 2 and t itches, t is not syphilis. M- rash that occurs lister in . #. W? 11111ce 1 tv N 0 , C 11+ tSTAUA)4T rd COCKTA$L LO%JNG( FINFST CANTONESE 4.95 5c I " ENTERTAINMENT e DANCING some further changes i . ''' 'M1 '6.95 1Jflti does not itch. If you luive a rash %PLUS S[BASTiAhl R01 NCA t. .. 2.9 . S ..•.'... -1 x() I , — di, MlU lioc" Gill stuall - COLts nucK 1'.8PAIKLING '' URGUNOY VVIIW % CHOICE! -.'~-- - , .I. - ii", 6.95 bu t it le 2 IN!" -if.46. i1j,. - 429 1611110111 ) PKGS.:' CASSELBERRY CULF SERVICE 'rui.. YOUR ses riot have immunity you may develop Uw disease. ~ -:- . GIFT ' L_! - ' -- & ."41I ; *) nENCH CHAMPAGNE ROYAL $14.1 DOMAl OMAN a rash, Is that so? at ef .._ Oft AU IN OW ,A Miami Vs. BlIttmce-1 LDI.,i.' • , tom~d I ovaa'.a,scsc — - s::. )----'- -- -- ,Amlulllo Lit HOW rO SEDUCE A disease, either. I have heard 3nmething about 4e99 srw I, - '-"--.. o . 11. ----- PORT %"I may -. - - 10 W - 1 MAGNUM Illy $ - I -4 NIGISTINS 14II19 I DAILY TO SFRVE f. j - vs. 61 . WED, Ot ' (:. A-S'TIL 6 P,M. i ~ 49 I % Ch1cao 6.25 'o toultiot 'trilngllendd . - 2 1 ______ L A- - I would it same ~ I — - 1 Ell.H . pm — f-1w paintei3. Is old age again, If you have almady had it. They won't trans,,nit the behavior which Increa."3 Ciklik*S C4 'x'e.idis ! 699 I2YFAR86 1 I - --- - i y CA*AOIAt4 3 14A 5895 479 ,. 49 5 8.99 99.50 4.89 .. 52.95 6.99 --ill 16.95 - 0 i 40 (11 Read IK - ,: , ~F , - We are people are not likely to get is 8 Contagious disem. and the germ ca u VODKA ,999 GNAC "es - STR SOU*ION 359,.'. fl S5 LIQUEUR & FRAZIER 1 • OPEN —. IA ['.1 ______....404 .... . , *% I s NEAPOUTAN WATEMLL busar, 10 a.m., to 4 p.m., MCI ------- ____ ' • .R?VLl ElfurtAllic L.11111, and your countyl MOVIE FILMS . -- I •a _____ to - three or four times a year? Does it itch? CSAP4AOIAP4 U;' - WUP It 2 I I T AA 3*97*-,*, ' ia°ii;i-r 60 S. I 5915 Sfelo&e Skating Rink, Sanford. For Pointers , SILAS ,HOWE ! &C,0 - \ ili-- C1t1AM ALE S1 , , ONCE AGAINI WE'RE 3'ix3" borderless silkscreen prints 84* - 0 = 99. .'. " Now Nine .- 4.99 44 S §-&.~ 1116-6 , -, - RUM - - - F. (oil QUEEN BENEDICTINE 41 lioul us 3.9 2) ANNE 0 aI-Alaw,41 .................... I - I A8C8 YR SCOTCH : rFVONSH$RE MB - 0 I have heard the chancre is PREMI& ,-MI), AI .1 1-1 -- . .. ' 10 1Pi1UCkY BLINO Cub Scout Pack 242 roller t 6'30 LA Reader Asks 4 ., -;;. ~ . ;-. I 111firscolcil B!L, 1411# 4jImuftivu.,til FLA SOUYf%lN - GIFT BOX ASST ry;. .M _...-1jj H(DG(S8UTLER 5.99 . 6195 0110 YR BROOKFORO SIAPiLEY SCOTCH . 379,,. 4546 CAPIADIAN FALLS WISER 15 YR. CAN. BOND OYAt VII VU SCOTCH 499... 6010 COACH 12 Yr.Kp.Bltid BULIOCHIADE 449 ,,. 4995 OLD CANADA 8 YR •" 01. GRANTS 8 YR. SCOTCH 1.99 "a' 9295 Hopper ElementarySchool Advisory Committee meeting,9 cos-SIS QUEEN ANNE L -' _____ SiIO 61 Se49ov"It - Ar'.111 l ,,:z,,,:l IS ,/j 'IA¼ riIuAA1 1 4 'VHei1d OaiCIafld - 1\ 55; a week : •.*'st.ip SOVIIcslIGN B-lit IMP CA ADIAN I FIAVIII IN W ASSO(IT 310 SANFORD AVE. . Cincinnati vs. Detroit N 1 1 MIX= DECANTER It i — 4995 .I • CANADIAN SUNSE 4YR . II VALUES Sunday )2:3i). 5:30 o STANUY" CL'ARTYq 10 ' It A l I BUY,SELLOR LAYAWAY LUGGAGE.TARPS.300T5 SHOES RAINWEAR Charget o I GUNS — AMMUNITION Surplus iflItçjj Sol YR 86 ' ... I. . 14 S*97-w 6~.-3 "t 8 YIAH OYAt U. Uti ses ) gg.... 4 95 (BEN HOIN 9311 V Y' 79'. 5388 COO R0UG aMot' .. 99 ... 7950 NAPOUON RAN0Y 9 •.. 54,95 GøtO COAC H 8 PIA 443..,. 995 SANFOR D PLAZA Pill IT ALL, BROTH ERI CALL AHEAD FOR EAT-INS OR CARRY-OUTS! 1. ' lilt AT oftesoft 4,111 DW " wu trtf Imit t "U, 7 1 "'isip %k 31(a I TT delivered your door EQUIPMENT FROM S2.49 4 A ~77 DEVONSHIRE CANADIAN , a J8:8° sclmp FALLS TOM SIMS 8 YR CERTIFIED . oft :$I llif NOW IN — SHIPMENT OF ing as . , ltIl,IA*$slflIu . - CAR DS ;* (U) Miyberry RFD EIecion md in. cers ska ting peoplehavetfle5an)ec1Lsea5e . 94 JABC f L-0 - AI-"----liro Ill an Iiii—waii— Tiskil s' GEM* OWL CHINA G il DECAWIR 12' STR- KY. 111101,11111801111 Ali' 14U %colcm Ill 4%1) SCSI , OIL COMPANIES . DEPARTMENT STORES NOW I I A.y" I PRICED FROM S NEW SQUARE PIZZA. WE HAVE E 1. 'PflMI I UP THINK EVERYONE WILL LIKE. CALL AHEAD FOR YOUR SQUARE ry R -- U, ______________________________ 1KINnS tZ 1-11 . -..",- a I . , DELUXE IMP CA11,11111,11% 1040 * HI-Way 17-92, At 436, BEAM I, 6 on (44) Hogan's Hevoes F'Li I e L. L. I I DEAR DR. LAMB 11AM 48' (44) Lucy Show 6 30 (24) As Man Behaves a.m. followed by PTO meeting. I j-- 12 YR. KY. 11to on "A an a I: SAM 4it .- redit Class - MADE A ONE INCH THICK HOMMADF TVLE PIZZA WE - Wlp 11,099 slrw $5? icattau JACKETS MANY OTHER -1 ST. LEGER IV W"64 IU WE HONOR ALL APPROVED if CANADIAlli IIAT141FRAJ-1 Dekle's Gulf Service ............ Winner .................. I think ........ will bp the most points scored in any oil* IiI' Enloy your LAKEBRANTLEY I SYR. AWARD " - 3, RUM OI E Dellona Sportsman's Club dinner meeting 7 p.m., Deltona Community Center; social syph,ilis aRain any more than 111t.. MAIL or BRING ENTRY TO: Contest Editor do Evening Herald a ')A r... -. 111,111111,11? N. riefich Ave, bontorclif t-10,, P-0. Box 1657 Sanford, FIC3. ________________________________ Deal 2 00 (2. 6) Days Of Our Lives (4) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Garne --ç vin, ., DEC I 6:00 (2,6,6, 9 News (13) Sports and Luncheon, 1 .- CALVERT ,M*I1SHufl.*1syulsts , DELUXE STR illy 6016 . I MI Lt I ri % C TRADEMARK Winner Knight's Shoe Store .............Winner _______________________________ • ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES itillsk"I 1008 (AR Bring camera and equipment (24) Electric Company an d drew in costume. (35) Lost In Space t1tT$fu1IIiu*AvIJ:jIlp1iJ,I ..:::::44": [ -- (13) The Defectives Ccnsequences (44) PhIl Donahue 11 30 (2 8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch Wolof VCVAJII " * THIRD PRIZE $4 $ WInner Army Navy Surplus ..........Winner MINE MURPHY TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK FA I ES Pyra mid rn • Ar and Cr ifLs buildii4g of the community center, Travel World (24) As Man Behaves Turns Let's AUke A (35) Movie (44) Acres 11:00 (2,1) High RolIer (6) Now s u (9) Truth Or (44) New Zwo Revue Ant Is To Is 11111,01W WHOUSAII CASI iiST a Plow"tPur"T A- IZ 10:30 (2, 8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit 8:30 (9) Movie (IS) Mothers In Law & IV10111DAY PPICIS .;-: 111 90'7 YEA Overeaters Anonymous, 9 a m, 600 W SR 434, Longwood 4 30 (2) Bonanza 55 (2) News (6, 8) flews (9) All My Children OS, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,6) Jeopardy (6) As The World Best 6:30 (6) Sunrise Sem es ter (I) Today In Florida 655 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 1) Today (6) News (9) Bco 7:30 (44) Forum 44 8 00 (6) CaptaIn Icang'roo (9) Dus ty's Trail AdC PUYS BY THE CARLDAO 'SAYING IS YOURt Zale's 12 5 DAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT., DEC. 7 JIM BEAM BEEFEATER My name is I £ .___ Gordon at SIC.. (44) GilHgan s island (44) Varsity (44) Father Knows 6:23 (2) Profiles In • Project 21st Centw-y Woman workshop on problems of divorce, 7:30 p.m., Room 1213 Seminole Junior College. Free. For information call June (44) Leave it To Beaver 4:00 (2, 1) Sommer!t (6) Mery Gri ffi n (9) Lucy Show (6) Search For Tomorrow (35) Mothers ir-Law Almanac AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER - . (44) NevS 12:30 (2. I) Celebrity . •. fG Res1le%s 10 00 (2 8) Name That 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac (24) Bcck Beat (35) The Saint (44) Night Gallery lettets in care of this newspaper, . - -. ~ Tomorrow: Weights ~-, I' 11 ______ BFThI(1Et'sI PROCYON Goldsboro Elementary School AdvLwry Committee, 7 :30 p.m. 3chool li brary. f4) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (35) Uncle Huble (8) Jacii,pot (9) Password I.. Deltona Camera (lub, 7:45 6:10 (2) Sunshine (13) Burke's Law (44) Mov e 9 30 (24) Woman 1003 (2 8) Police Story (6) Harnabyiones (9) Billy Graham (13) Marcus Welby (24) Soundstage 0 33 (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2,6,6,9) sews Sanford Senior CItizens Club, sack lunch noon Sanford Civic Center followed by game& Marriage (6) Young And 9:30 (8) That Girl (33) Florida Lifestyle (44) Pettic oa t MORNING (35) Hollywood At War A1Ii Al TAlK AkrrLRUs a S I One entry blank only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or post. marked no later than Friday Noon, December 6. - (II DIIVIIS Symphony '' - .. - Ill k — '(lilt' 'A)PL' I\IAtHI Q ~11 Pick a number you think will be the highest number ____ — (44) Movie (74) Evening At Instiuctiont: The hiddion names listed below appear fmwud. tAsckwud, up, down. or diWastly In the putik. Find each 1 name of te.m opposite the advertiser's name on tb — r—u I 0 11 P 1 I I RULES 10 fontball games this weekend are placed, one In each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing In the .J _________ ________ 0 (91 -- ______ ____ - CONTEST - - to a, -1 W -. A . =- - OMY 5 , 1 m i --— --- - . I 4"omkwpwa&v~ ---- ---I ____ 0 Y AFTERNOON At Se 7 4m;I JR. - , * -- P1 _________ - 9 W--i~ ;— A~ M RNAW . - -- a I I I' It 0 ( Vt: tory DEC. 3 3:30 (2, I) How To Survive A 12:00 (2, 44) NL-ws (44) Leave It To Beaver W EDNESDA Y (24) America (35) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donjjhue (6) Mike Douglas (8) Golden Voyage (35) Not For Women (24) Captioned Ney-s (1)) (t.$) Move C A B R I B K I C• I, I I (44) 6) ronight Show (2, CALENDAR 3:00 (2, I) Another World (6) PrIce Is RI ht M General Hospital (33) Mister Ed -- (13) Ensign (YToole (24) Stre't Corner (35, 44) Star Trek ft P A I 1 1 C I R N N I A L K U A A s -•1 U 1 Ft I S K K N K v r TeKIS Tech 94, AtIams St 2 T el, Wesleyan 77 Tarleton Mccr)matk Edge Night (33) My Favorite Martian Underdog . 7: 00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration A I'I r U C R U I CA C A RI K A I 1 G V E If A C R N T 0 E C 'U V G N 1, S G 0C A P E U A V U U H A A L H T E R E 0 N 0 Y c () R p ,9 E T C E P T A P I It Murray Slate yl,. ritilas 6i, Arkansas St . tars ___________ - L TUESDAY . V ~V Kentucky 90, Mactso'l 72 Jackton St. 111, (lillara 74 SOUTHivest Brightest C H E R A M R l II C A U f'. C- ii 4' A a is c' . - ' '-' " s. i r4 [. C E. U S S K K N C It K H E C A P E L 1, 0 111CATT ' , tw Louisiana 16 La College 76 ..E ..OuI%i1 Cage Scores - 64 & lee 6? S3 Lm,% Northeastern I) -- MqI•ad St 4, Aust,ai,. Wm L Mary f9, (ayr iota I 95 s • 7 I] 2 I6 61 91 2 19 3 7 54 I7S D)iisiCa' II 4 4 10 121 1$ Buffalo Boston I? 6 S 79 99 69 6 Il 4 ?6 76 94 loaonto Calif 4 16 3 11 S! Ill msohday's Result Priel 3, Atlanta 0 Tuesday's Games Buffalo at WathngtOn Mnnesota at Vancouver 9 8 7 23 17 61 .-- Is Pitts Detroit Waslstn 13 6 3 3) 9) 35 13 3 72 .tlanta M, I 37 69 t 71 ii DIOn 3 Division I phIpla Tuesday, Dec. 3,1974-3B ns Califorma at St NHL Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. — : 1 Minn 51 Louis V C. NHL Standings 0 6 6 0 10 7I L AngeI Phoenk NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L PcI, 08 10 C 167 171 133 Central Divitson a - (4 harvard I.). SIlringlllcj 10 Providence Ccl it, —l-rcal NBA Standing y 5 0 So] 733 191 Minn : 10 Ii .176 I .333 1 Pacific DlviiIm,, &nkjn Stale 13 6 .711 Mcnday Result Miami 21. CincinnatI 3 Saturday, Dec. 7 Atlanta ,il Minnesota Cleyciand at Dallas 9 3 0 150 259 190 NYGiarit Oav,on -- National Conference Eastern Division 8 3 0 $W S Louis 920 369 Wa%h 130 2S8 11111A% 0 flittwaska 9 Notre Dame 10 Maryland 1100 1.1" 1100 1.112 Davltlon Chicago Western Olvltlo 9 3 0 730 727 III Fran 4 * 0 "' t!.t 01. 4 , 0 131 IA Sjst New ' s Western Division c O,skland)O 2 0 633 321 199 Denver 6 5 I S42 266 263 Xan City 7 0 411 311 731 ,sn Deqo) 9 0 3f1) 167 76.4 Pe(ticta IS 1) 1195 " L.i?e 13.Q (3 (37 with IS) $0300 A 1919. Handle - S105,701 n a Qunsela (.14 640 4W :! 5(1 It 4 *t 2 Standings - Qun.e4a (23) 51060 Pc'rteCt 5?) ilu UI Santi Jays NFL MdWHt S24 Erdoza Al u 300 6 P'l.* (Pit(hØ Miguel 160 320 Eng 7 S 0 $) 30.1 23.1 Quincla (3:, *19.13 Bilbao Larrea ) 3 uy Jets 3 7 0 117 711 237 erlc..ta (3 7) $6410 Evc'o:a Alp o o ui 136 267 Ouniele (IS) $3 12TH Doubles, Spec 1: Central Division rerfecta IS I) $173 Aaruri J ,an 1000 640 170 3 p,tt 8 3 1 704237 169 NINTH — Sinqli s, Spec 7: Alava Murua ii 60 1010 1 Cinc. 7 S 0 363 261 709 ,,n). IL ; 10 6 u . '.ta Iarrcs 760 1 HouSton 6 6 0 . D011Y Doible 0 S; S1416C. -ID901". Spec 1. SAnit Tain 'a 70 9 60 I ?O 3 R-Ibao Juan Domingo ugliefla fly flee Associated Press I: ICI L!U!1r. ., - 1 Tc, p 15 Grid Powers Pe,rfecta (5 3; S9330 SCOREBOARD ! (21I i;ta Qusnipla (lit 531i0 Perfecta ti ) $9303 Big Q (13 wiIp I 6) 337010 THIRD - Douotes. Spec 7: Nu za Lenli 1740 140 360 ) Arcch* Peres 1 300 660 7 C* crio Bctt*a 543 . Cluiniets l3 :1 S30 70 PerfectAl (3 7) S6930 OUP.TH i, Spec 7: Dovo9 00 3 40 320 S (Ody Murua 3 l3 390 3 ArPsa Alber d, 0 Hot . C.1, 0`v Ami I I --- - t -. �_____________ __ , 4Fverin.4eraI$fl,.d FL _________________________________________ 2 __ __ _____ 1,Th. ... 4,, l iuesday, Dec EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ __ •.. I anus ¶ French Fries Saw Reg. $2.55 I 1 Korral IJ HITCHUOLSIZFS in Jack Hse I S : Vale s Juiior I • ___ - ___ monsfrntionFor The Month i ryAdGet 20% Of Sales In / new • —J \ II II 2101 FRENC) . Help ,'::' Hwy 4 at Pressvj,w St., Loogod Q;L' PJ' V L a OPEN6DAYS 31243or a. u uu. V*sMp.rn. 131.2522 U Ic Z ,:)ac) - \ I U t __ ( . a 14DOW. FintSt, , - - I •1 • . P AT MR. MUFFLER 2330 ra e i nmen - - - D. ______ IfyoureI;kemostcarners rince In auIL end aircraft mInoie County. Bob does work. The appointments are youfcarIsoverefora tuneup mai,ten',rce 'iirk, which work on hiqh performance as modefcryourcnlereand because you tjst cant to makes ni'n sux rWy .aIified well as regular cars. Bob likes to takeilme to expl&n find the time to take It in to the to wo!k on your c.r Besides his If you hove a problem with to you what he isdoing and why. rdgeorcardea1ertoMve the experience. he h415 studied your car, Kar.Tunewillbe glad No work will be done without work done. autornotiv, theot'y and has to diagnose it ani tell you you knowing about ii and what Why put It off any longer. attended Iact'y schnol md whars wrong. Their diagnostic it will cost. There's none of the w a phone call to Kar-Tune taken refresher crses. Bob is equipment Is the equal of that uncertainty you have with at 373-9227 will bring a garage a retired gcvernmtt wker found in any first-class garage. places where yol take your car - j and an expert mechanic will unique tyFe of business years tronlc test equipment. Besides put In n $up a a reasonable cost. Bob Kioppenberg operates - ,i , L - o e • • rig as you own .e car—ROW IT S BRAKE LINlt!G TOIl onflbrakejjjn As lo as • .. . r . charge. - r,, t'r. _______________________ T1IIhJ4. H ff1 , - ______ ' L -iLr lI' , .I 1,I! - _ 32d9227 ONE PARENT MUST ACCOMPANY \,.' $11 AI ,n ______ EQUIPMENT pals or merely Mon.-Sat.$:301.m..6:OOp.m. '''a. ''. v - • and Oviedo Tractor Co. rr 4 ',,, , M t - - • - - ., -"I Papoosi Pal icr o.m. ______________ $34_mi 47131U \'!l I fively Day care only 5 4 & 3 days $23 $20 and $17 ¼ s di •l I t,MINof17.flonFrldaStreetLonad (1 Bck E. of 17..) Look rourIndn Boy Si;s,l J'ILOtow000 PLAZA Lonawood k //1,a,',i1a j (_l' i' I M"n. __________ U per week, respectively. Ksnd•aen and Day CaN all I TIMEX REPAIR CENTCR __________ per ____ I I _______ ______ ______ _ _________ -- - 08 - - AftIroo ovemen . - .- M 40 • I j IL l A unit . Chfldren's House • a . U - I I I a s4uIU3teu I • ' • •_-' U1-faft - DtIY t£ ve 7 I And Accessories WHOLESALE— RETAIL i w r n Beauty Barn is Bullish on Beauty! ne•'I d and the old, makeup tt* cx. ccxnta that liquor ditributo5 Law revisins; state agenc', ruli' Prntø iq bE UTY SALON . Lenter N r are all on en itInerary that shows a e easier to get end ocean breeze, lull you to sleep Whether yri plan to take shops ar full of th, latest nd you awake refre,hed after advenf. nt traet g • perfumes of this beautiful "The climate in orthern , and fab toed combine to telsurely ocean voage to Sunny Panama as well as places like Farthersoutp,i'5p, New York and sc'metim,s there are s nIcals of Europe, or even an around Guatemala may bevisitedone Chici. day. You can dance. swim, the.worid extravaganza, day3lntheseco1orfuiC,e, pleasant lnSpaln Porfugaland you desire, reax a sun to help you with our plans Panama City, the Canal Zone, li3ly And prices, while ad yourself the pool. Drop in'ard see J"Jy and Jrn Taboge l;lancj, San Was Island. mlttidly higher than a fv/ The SS 51a1,ndam of the soon. - ADV. as well as a complete tour of Guatemala are offered in this package, Jungles, mountains, What do yTwant on a Printers dsrv ia,tr ..• • I 1 IstthStr. Fr Phon. los 3n m II , b So ml no 10 Su TIMEX Other fri ' longer s summer the •bonoftpHojyyearin Chtchicastenago (where the only time to travel abrd to For those people who like a So even it your travel IS for Atitlan, Guatemala City, Tikel from November through April. an ocean cruise is a most they ca1 'ike care of all the (ancient Mayan capital), Lake is the lafot rage - a,rtares are pleasant and relaxing way to necessary aqgraner,ents to ' p.m. r.m. n. p.m.. / of it. transportaf;on F I Ovi 30 YCARS C*PERICNCE customer, Bob feels he can take get hit with a big bill that more tImeanddoabeflerlf flattens your pocketbook, whichcontainsallfhepar )J his wife, Doro!hy, and their waiting for him to finish. He SogiveyOurcarthatfunc.up equlpmentnece,satoprovide three chidren, Dorothy will uses Only malor brand parts. it needs to give jou better tuneup, electrical and answer ytur call for an apThework done by Kar.Tune i! performance and better Q I day - 7 night to to tours are Pscort.d. all-Inclusive Und. which started in October Schlenk, at Caribn Cruiss r Inna s ll7ig Boutique 48 H HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STOPE iccai domestic makes of car, He can "we bring the garage to you," follow.up calls to make sure and let them "bring the garage Attarnont. Springs, 13.4554 ______ 1R1 _______________________ IAiruNEHIuNGsTIIF:GAItAGL '10 YOU of Central America; see them Panama Is another low cost weeker into your schedule, cruises are theNorwe Ian cheaply before hey become package tour available Nearly even if yove been thinking American LIne Eas?ern Schienk of Caribbean Cruises American ccuntries you may or even If yove already had CaTinLInO and Travel Agency. located in the deslre are yours at 'the Cta rgain your vacatIon, Winter Park il Line of Italiôn reg 1st r. rates from Caribbean Cniise, Judy also recommends — p 3733$U O ___ ______ . ExcmNG STGH YOU1i SEE ON YOUR C TRAJ, 1CA ... •• cutume u ?4ow that the cooler weather norama offered to you at a years agt, are still C0fl Hoiland American Cruises has Invaded Central Florida, hargin price. Siderably kis than most vac now featuring a lOday why n go south to warmer Gtemala and Costa Rica tion places," Judy continues. Caribbean South American climes, for instanca to Central are covered in another I-day A comc$ S-dy Vsation in cruise, available through Now is inc best time to visit weeks in Guatem&a, San so appealIng that you'll went to cruises to Caribbean ports J - _ ONEOFTHEMA II . - __ _ ____ _ ______ I J --u-t I -. C S L FOtQUOtiS II DOCTORS DONi MAKE HOUSE CALt \ - - - __ ______ - OPEN DAILY I AM. S PM. : f • .ass e ____ — - ___ ___ ____ NECEffARY (I I ___________ BEAUTY SALON "I ____ Priva _J a 5R22'sFjed _____________________ _____________- 444 Sanford Airport d Pt ________ INSt4CE I - _____ _ 323•1640 I 3238130 __ CeIery&M&nvH L 323.760! .. I I I L1s I L oy I M rvell II / 'd'i' S ICy J Patient Therapy S Id 143(30th St) p o Vi i'(\ II Debra Walsh CAL HEGSTROMofFj' II2os.Parkq!!' FREE Merchandise "We Bring The Garage" ____ _____ of Bar BQue Pls man other seeallthe thsng!your Kar-Tune Says Winter Bargain Tours Shoeland Ph83)fl57 __ • 5 I I a. o - Shoes Rider I 23llIstSt I ___ T& Caribbean Cruises Offers l::at SPECIFICATIONS REC VEE SERVICE * Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1974—B _____ VisitOur Accessories LTAILERSa : A . I _____ __ __ ' -- I • I erpewice pIace to shep, end perhaps !orrn toferil rules in pstId. M rgan, tot PeLersburg ing or sc"uzts on 11 pu bc satet direeto, Brenton ('onflicta With a federal Meutiw)ule, Chatle -- -- p i - , Stop BlOwn Ogqing U _. n I Dead Areas?? "?' before - that everything else, A tour of the Caribbean can give Special M expect on a vacation, as well as a cultural view mpossibie o see anhere else, a vision of PELUTIZED / LH T LET UGLY DROWN OR ELOWISH I3EAUTIFUL LAWN INTO EMBARASSING READ AREAS ALMOST OVER NIGHT. Special Group of Men's Shoes $ $ 14.99 NOW 7.50 of the most breathtaking ruins In the world. Thorn r many in TODAY FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ON THEE "GREEN LAWN PttOGRAMI" THIS PROGRAM PROTECTS YOUR LAWN FROM DAGE DUE ' DESTRUIVE LAWN PEST AND DISEASE. CA TODAY FOR A FREE SURVEY OF YOUR LAWN. 18 88 NOW $9.50 CALL ART BROWN PEST CONTGL INC. ' Seek the advice of thou at CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLAN. DO, INC. 574 N. Iando IU of th US Treasur) L -- -- naf a ncw state beverage 5aVeS 10 y sefling t'th,e emplo)3 whom Jackson director rases of whiskey to a liquor V')Wd not identif) . . . . s'aiLabIe now at the 1kes1ew Baar JLi '-.... I Bezaar n in progress at the the ius bed nursing eriter to feel comfortable and relaxed onroe LaCVC Nrir Center 919 ltour idea f a ursin9 home in Ibe mudsi of Ihe best of Urop by the Lakavlew E 2nd St Sanford gIsyuua isthatofaplcewherpattents profeIonal nursing care. An NurSIng Center this week a unique oprtunity' to purchase lust sit around listening to their entertainment area contains take advantage of the Christ the same discount to all tomers. bargain prices. The / ART SUPPLIU reptace board nenben onzance to th Jab. ___________________________________________ For Eviry ufse CONTRACTORS — BUILDERS WEEKENDERS of the woild. Ample ') to dnf its full eq,epyUroom her Ictc enjoyment of he good look at teac tywhe,e havee been made Mr. June Miller. activities aaiIablr resldnt, of the nursing center, whirlpool tubs hydro park, director, Is a vivacious ro. and are the results of parallel bars, shoulder wheel, that they 'have nothing to do." months of dl!Igent work. Ther fInger steps. restorators. and Activllies at the Center are are Imaginative Ciristmas nd pulleys are available for planned to be fun-filled and wreaths snow men Christmas treatment of 'he patients. creative; to brighten the . deoratlons dogs made RehabIlItative and mal,l• resIdents' lives. a SHOp DRAWINGS 6 ou see. r Frnr Ikragc 1)irector ihlnge propoJ L Pal Wjt Wyn rJgrJ A r in tikin a loss on son I C '1 4 probobl Would be deferred t (Hf sic , pre ..,. - u1ii • iUILtr c allo the dealer to 11cubln Askew augurakd to I rs, a a - -' ' ' exceed $50 . - ' ' d1flbU(OS probably would rsu j, . - Slow SO4I WHt$tLIi -- -- I 4 - - I // - - - ADV. Oh F - 0 I'y - S 11 e ______________ ____ _____________ . • ' witowant .g on hand to wk with the parties. A monthly birthday Business Review. Put your advertising message in the Herald A Brown Pest Confrol, Inc. villa market be s re to waTht carefully fre Glass & Paint Co., Ifl{. 322fl -- -- - - - -- - -. ' -_I - - - a j- - : dSt - Ir - - :.-,- ,_,_ r Castrianni feel is patients are also treated in the Protestant one' Catholic, are ntrf F'lorida. There therapy department. held *eekly. Large, wellkept -1 For the whole story Call Susan Panning, AdvertIsing _______________________________ --.---- - -- -,- - .-. - -- ------ - --- -- - -. - -* - '-- - -.--- . , -, , - - -"- -- - - - - �r t _________ - - --.-- ---- - .;-- -' - - — ________________ - -_;. *4• 6B—EveningHer&rJ Sanford, FL iegal Notice -a - - .L. •Ø, S _____ ITed Cash? Sell It Here. Legal Notice lICE .;IiiOFAp,&IcA;lON APPLICATION NAME S'A7U C EOISTER FICTITIOUS NA'.tE FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED 10 wHOM IT MAY CONCERh NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that (Seclion I7.4S FIorid Statutes a, (Section $fl.4$ Florda Statutes P4nttce it hereby given that me the undersigned, desiring to e.gage t,ftj 1949) underSigned, pursuant tti 'h, iflbU5Inet%Uflderth(fjctItI1Jsnme NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Cf JIB ROOFING COMPANYat S that "k?itios Nirne S'Mute" Chapter Seminole County the holder of that Seminole County the holder CI SASOS. Fr 5??tfl, will reoit.r Nnrth HIghway 427. Longwoc, the to .'.sIi.c.t as uiei the toll ing cerli(kates hat filed -. *.;.. .. U• .iI Vf 4, ii 3?!. tA?Cfl ! regitte-r dtei1iIjcate$Ior 4 tax feedtnh. said eerliffrxt. .,w •w tbe and fr Seminal, County. -Iorlda. IPie said a'ne Y1Th the CIk *1 mc 'sueo tnere,,n, The certificate it$ueø thereon. The certificate won recept ci proot of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, numbers anti yeats of issuance, the numbers and years of issuance, the PubUcatcn ot this flOtiç. the tic Floricia description of the properly, arid the dtriptlon c the property, and titiOut name, to t - BICYCLE DATED this 22nd day of names in whkh it was assess are names in which it was assested are CASTLE under which I expert to NOcmber, AD. 1971. as f011owS; as followS: engage in bsjslnen at 1209 E. High. Sherwood E. Barour, Sr. Certificate No 1167 Veir of Certificate No. 1139 Year of W8y 436 n the City of Casselberry, Helen S Barbovr ISSuance 977 Issuance 1972__________________________ ____ ______ ___ Chuluoti Run S 42.5 F W To Lake NWIy Lake to Pt s as o w of B Ntly to n c 711 .7IS.R 3?E Florida, Nember 6th, 1974 PuNith- Nov 17. 19, 26. Dec 3. 1974 3 Cemeteries One Cemetery Lnt. Municipal trd very Call collect, OrIanto, — - -- 4 ,.._. . I— help maxe every ptrson on your liSt in the Yuletiie G!ft Guide every day. ______________________ ___________________ _______________ NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. LOOKING FOR 3IPIGING tor lISPS Rent Furnished 33 - Correspondents All of Id property being in the County of Seminole, Stateof Florida Unless such certifcnte or cer 'ii'I nredst" Serve a useful Pu'pose again when you sell them With .1 ClasSified Ad from the sati certibcates for a tax deed to be tifIcit NOTICE OF APPLICATION be redeemed ac issued thereon The certificate cordingthall to law the property FOR TAX DEED tSec'tcin 197.49$ Florida Statul,s of n,mbers drd years or Issuance, the c'scrl in such CCttifiite or ording to law the propel IY deScribed in Such certlficte or certificates will be sold to the tielay' Just dial 327 2611 or 61 9991 To place your low CoSt want id _______ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN, that R B Riser Estate the holder of 1943 Dated thu 31st day of October. Description of Property 191. All SW of NE ii Between Lake Arthur H Be(kwith, Jr. description l the property, and the 705 P 30 F names in whic9i it was as1esw3 are of SefnlnolC County, Ftoilda Name in which assessed Southern follows: Dy . lila Creal T'tle Research Co "i-,nc 1972 PubI,h County of SeminOle, Slate of CEH 70 Uo t. 19. 76 [lv. J. lzli Detcrtpf ion of Prperty Flor.da. W 105 Ft Os F 34 5 Ft rI N lOS Ft of Unless such certificate or cer caid Certiflcatei for a tax deed to be issued thereon The certificate 8$ - house door on the 16th day Of YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll 1971. S Artt.ur H. Becwltn, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court certlfcates vtt be SO to the highest cash bidder at the court December, 1974 at 11 00 A.M 974 5: Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Sern;rie 'extra money', the Evening and Sunday Herald it interviewing NIce 1 bdrm fraiter, olso apt Good toratlon Mature adults Ut'litlei areas of Seminole a" Snilhw,st Volusla counties An Automobile _______________________ WELAKA APARTMENTS 114w Itt St __________________ essential. The ability By: Ida Creal Deputy Clerk Can Help _____ --NOTICE OF APFLICAT ION FOR TAX DEED Sanford. Florida IS ALCOHOL A PROBLE By Ida Creel coveragc, LotJBlkDDixIeTerracepB$pG sc or 'J3 Bank area Keepsake. REWARD 3231430 ext Harris & Bernice Harris Good Things to Eat NOTICE OF APPLICATIV)Pd th8t Seminole County the holder of 1971, Iri the Ccncil Chambers, City C74'Scrlbfd in Such certificate 0 _________ certlflcales will be told to the 190) L_ issued thereon. The certificate specifications anti forms are PiOus. door on the 16th day of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, numbers and years of Issuance, the available at the City (tei-k's Office, December, 1911 at 11:00 AM that P A Rater Ftate the PIter 0 escrpti.n of Itie p.opertv, and he City Hall, Attamont, Springs, Dated this 31st oay of October. the following certificates Pies flied names in whkh it was assessed are Florida, rer1ltlram l C 1971 fuIiø* No bidder may withdrew hit bid 5: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. issued thereon The certificate Certificate No 305 Year of tofcsi five us days aftertiid numbers and years of issuance, thC lsauanice 1972 Clerk of Circuit Court ccrtnon ol ; TPt CIty of Altamont, ar. the of SemInole County, Florida Descriptioøof Property names In whiCh it was ats.ene SprIngs reserves the rit to reject By: Ida Creel C Lot 7 Merw,'pie' Survey F I DR any or all bidS end to accept any bid at fOIiOwS Deputy Clerk 139 PG 499 CertifIcate o it may deem to be for the best in 109 Year at Publish: Nov. 12, 19, 76. Dec 3, 1971 P.gm i which CISS$ed Peirt, 1 teres? of tue cay. tSsoee ¶955 DEH 77 Lvi. Me Robinson All 8ldde must be licensed with Lof 34 Block E. Bungalow City County of Seminole, State of COr.mIS5Ion, Pta? Book 7 Page *7 Florida N. c. Flo. Sr. Name in w.'ch assessei J. F. UnIe Such certificate or cer Holly & H4IliC H's Wife MlyGr IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, estipate this ui.ulual business A small invettment an a wttIIngnes $ Freehomedetivery SaveS Piei caii i3Caii 630 6406 unlimited earnings Perfect sines for men or women, whatever your background Call 401 427 3355 collect or write GE N ERAL PERSONAL SEP. ViCES, 210 Cherokee St.. Miriette, Ga, 30060 YES. VIRGINIA, there is a Special Claufor buyers anti sellers w$o deftyr the goods 3$ days a year. You'll find in the Want Ads Oranges and yapetruit. 12 00 by. — up. Hors. and Rider Store. 2*51 S. 30 Sáflfutd Ave., 3731990. required $190 o'aaer .. - Deputy Clerk Pubtish' Not' i7, 19, 26amS (34-C 1971 GEM S Arthur H i-ckwith, Jr. Clerk UI C'VLUI Court of Seminole County. Florida By: Ida Creel Deputy Clerk Publish' Nov. 12, 29, 76 fl._. 3 DElIS) SAID ESTATE: In re: the Estite of CLIFFORD P SHUMWAY. Deceased NOTICE OF FINAL FOR DISCHARGE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CCN CERN. Notice is given thet JOSEPH PA NOTICEOFAPPLICATION FOR TAX DEED MURASKO l ANNA L. SHUM. WAY,ascQExecutofmea, -.... ., ..,. , . , You arid each of you are hereby notified and requIred to file any claims and demands which you, or eitherofyou,mayhvea;rixt estate in thu office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of th• Eighfeeiith JudicIal CIrcuit, Seminole County, FlorIda. Probate DiviSion, in the Courthouse at Sanford, Florioa. within four calendar months from the tIme ni the 11,-st ,.c ,. . 'u1im)IFa71OflMionIYefi;.dtflthis ''"' PUMTAADRED must be in writing and filed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Cowl tttelr Final Report Ifld (Sethss 197.49$ Florida duplicate and slaxe the place vf that Seminole County the holder of pli(ifl for Discharge, Objection,, HOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ttie fnllowing certifIcates has tiled if Jfty, Should be duly filtd with this residence arid post office address of claimant and muSt he swn said ceflific*tes for a tax dsedtota. Court , *es.. ff!th; -: by the claimant, his agent or at ssued thereon. Th certIticate PublIcation showing that this Notice the following certiflca?es ;lhJ said tCilifitt for a tax tie.d to be numbers and years of issuance, the 'as been published once a we$t for torney, er the s.'me shall be vod Dated at Sanford, Florid., this ttln of the' property, and the tour consecutive wesks, the matter issued thereon, The (trtificate 21st day of November, 974 numbers arid years of issuance, the names In *-hith It was assesserl are of approval of the report, the or Martha Miller, derlrç of distribution of the Estate description of the property, and the as loltowi: _•4•_•• NOTICE OF APPLICATION .,,.••_• _ " "" I Ph 372 3677 NAVEL ORANGES, 52.50 BU l5O Tangerines ,., '" W 18 — Help Wanted j($flfflfl l.lirjfa'1 Cia.4 uix rvuj ""'u two hours per day. Good car, and cash for bond arid weekly paper bill is all thu i ne,ed to get Into I very o4itable arid ucur, bu5iriS. Contact TheCirculallon Dept. THE EVENING HERALD PIled extra Is to make ChrItma ma. ri.r7 R.ix.,,. An - ......... " Casa4berryArea Earn 130cr more perday For interview call $31 5312 ,______._ __ Newhouses ma rural'eree. No down NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New than rent. Government Subsidized baths priced fror'i 127.550 to 123,100 on large nded tot Seller 4li79l •Drapas , ______________________ uri!,, ' 32 3-7 900 ':' LAKE MARY Duplex furnished or . - 2 - _____________________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION HIGHLAND PARK Large bedroom on large lot, 131,000 - his INit sasyt w,,kia . "' i,,.,q,tt ... '";; Vfaedtiii'ti%tt51r1,iiqyO,r i.Oit ti vrcasae iie's I Nests tsr '40 (*554 ) 7 ,,,, H,,mi istyr l *C,EPIEVA GARDENS * * Sngle story sludin, I. 7. and 3 bedroom apartments. Pool, CIubhOuSt. carpet;ng, drape,, 373 nvnm .. - 4 I ,___._ Clerk - , . .- By Elaine RiChardi' - - . -' ' 251$ParkDr. Ad ..g,r,,'ir,c (WITH GOOD CUT ,wr,er, Ike r- 1970 3uIk. 1 dr, loaded. Beautiful Commercial Properties toots. etc Buy 1 or 1001 Items. Larry's Man, 713 Sanford, _______ rebuilt, New transmission. Best oiler. 332 flit _________________________ 1967 Chevrolet Impala with LV Stamps.Coins WE BUY AND SELL ______________________ New with I c.cwer scope Cost lAS Sell $43 425 3750 190, Volvo Sport Coup,, 1*00 S 4 Weed, overdrive, 11395 641 6323 - Auction __________________________ _________________________ 11 Tpyota Mirk II, $., Q clown, assume batanceot 51300. it $47 per mo 322.342af?ec6pm. _______________________ 1973 Datsun Stat'on Wagon Rd,o& ,r 1300 Open daily 10 S for Consionments or sales off the floor. We also buy estates. etc ________________________ .. 19M Chevetle Malibu, Excellent Condition, aIr condition. power steering. 323 0436. 323 U32. - 72 72 Automatic rifle 3 dr. hardtop, stereo tape, air conditioned. 3 54'Ied slits. Call Duane. 332-1651 Dealer. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W 15, St., 373 4352 YARD SALE, Saturday, Dec 7. All dab'. Christ Methodist Church, Old Orineso Hwy. Small appliances, I misc, IIThanks to Classif led Ad. users get fast results at a iOw cost. Try one '-a-,'. I IAJ•! mont Till 1611 or III 9991. ______________________ 917 Javelin. GOLD - Garage-Rummage Sales 54 321033$. ______________________ Take a cue from a ClS5ifiCd Ad and sell your no longer.needemj pool trbleI Phone 3777611 or 531 'rn - 0 ________________________________ ________ ______________._________ .. Portable Radio. New lOBands COst$IW,SeIl$A5 425 3730 _____________________________ I TRACK TAPES 'IEW S F-Ott 110 —____________ for bike 322 91 CASH 332.4132 — ______________________ - ______________________ ' — 69 Sears Coldspot 27' upright frzer, single right hand door, wilite, locks, like new Warranty available, but not lransferrabte, new 1470, lust under 3 yrs old. Best offer Starting at $725 Also Corfet guitar, regular Cost new 117$. best offer over 5100 ft,j4 34" GE range, 3 burner & deep well, 20 yrs. old, excellent Best otter 377 9331. 9 to 4 cw see at 1170 Sanford Ave - - DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 Wait. Sanford a1 _______________________ I - ________ _____ 7'HeertCypresifee fvixf Ci (..a.t. i Osteen 3fl-1161 J'•' S I" _____ - Vacuum Cleaners, $13 30, Ne- v Xmas lewelry; Xmas lights; Bunx $70; Home decorations. Open 99, Thanksgiving to Xmas. Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave 3239370 . STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. £4, West lit St.. Sanford r.ow open daiiy for And I retail UIe Always a Darn full o' good clean used furniture, anDirecty of Expes Ready Acreage To Serve You! s ' 054U KPIO(P "SSOC j tlgut-s., TVs, anti appliances : Auction every Saturcie' nIght 7,30 Accounting W. Garneft White pm. Consignmer,ti wekome. For ____________________________ Home improvements — Pet Care information call 322 9719 implete accounting and a''ser. Broker, 107W Conimencial vice for small buSincsc, -a Sanford. 37275$) Need a serviceman fast? Check the Williams Accour'Ing, 372 7543 Odd lobs of all types. Carecr,try. PET RET Ifit. Business Service Ads today. _______________________— Painting. Cement i'ioi-k Lght Boaru.ng&Grr'om.r%g LOVELY two story HOME with 1 Hauling. 32 2545. Haying trouble storing summer Ph 377 1057 bedrooms, two tths and Florida MAITLAPID FLEA MAR' iterr,t? Sell them fast and easy '— 1911 Hwy 27 97 Open Sat. 6 room, two car garage. Corner lot with a Classified Ad. Call 372 2611 Interior.Exterlor Plastering, Close in. Price, $70,500. Terms 2q20 or 532 9993 Plaster pitching and simulated _________________________________________________________ , Patio, Aluminum framed enclosure •• • brick specialty 377 2750. BALL REALTY Pl,*,NO SERVICES Air Conition.ng minus rcof with 2 doors 1200. 373 Allmakes.IncI.Player, 0396. -327 5642 517W. 1st St . Turilr,n IA O'fm modeling and Pep.dirs Room rq'r, I ____________________________________________________________ & r Co.d t on nc a'Ji,tiont Full, nstjrpa For free estimates, call Car rltertflcl-5 Jim Trego, 321 0209 Pressure Cleaning Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 37' Homes, Lots A - / , . Rwa,alr. *1(5(311 r iJtsi1 mtrvi - riae.., ras - I - - _.. . ________ Ill? 3_ N ow Rentals from only Ope J&ETtDE Gw Gumi ii 555 -- Best lot selection flow available in — A ppuiances family park. _____________________ Gifts - for ii State Rd. -127, 2.3 mitt n,cf x, ,J '70') I AIS . (305) 323.8160 - -----.--. - - ROBSOPI MARINE 7927OrIando Dr,ve, 377 3961 7'Yl 'rn'1r' I Dad will love black &Dtckeror Rockwell Power TootS & Stanley Hand Tools from Gregory Lum her. 6th & Maple 377 0300 Gifts for Mon and Gao. Rue.ie red ___________________________ _________________ w'o,d signs for the front 01 your Per Vee Sanford Per ".e 33 4711 _____ HOMES OF DIS 'IINCTION . , I "- ' , ' i,,, I _______ - — - D'ilght — 32126 I 322.31O __________________ ____________________ -- Your Kids will be' pleased with Cowboy 0 Dingo Booti from Knight's Shoes. 205 E. let St. _________ . _I _______________ ___________ , •,,,., - ' ____ ________ cAPITA BRINGS TOYS FOR BOYS AND CURLS ctt GIRLS want :..i ,J Plaza. --- ------- tIne - Gifts for mr! Home . ____________ ________ n1aIt CLisst ed Ad brings r'tirn5 in, ri arid se Call 372 .512 or tii V',3 C, [ T F X "PA CA Sti F OP __________ __________ - _______ ________ L; "Quality at Discount Fric". CARCFPEE FLOWERS 3701 s Orlando Drive. 373 7150 Brighten anyone's Christmas with i .terling or gold lnled Cross from Gwattney JewelerS, 104 S. Park I— Heater Cleaning' _____________________________ ________________________________________________ - OIL HEATER CLCAPiIIaG CALL RALPH DUKES Beauty Care wmg __________________________ 323 5951 — WILSON MA.ER for the best Christm5s aver Says .zi n.jtioq,al W: tilive gifts •or the' entirt family brands 1ibora trade ins. Free frornsmalIurik'Jeitemstoroom) delivery. Convenlenil terms Wv lull of tine lurnishlngt. PHIL DEERE FURNITURE. W Hwy give TV Stamps 311 F 1st SI 372 1672 4.5. I nni ea',t Of II 323 Pd3 ______ _________ ________ C'int c,.,.t the car ri IhC garage Sell r'u Icr'jc-r needed items with a Ct&5S,fiCd Ad ri the Even;,-ig He'-alcl 0.' 112 6' !31 9993 pi)C4' SOt'' i,,i'i.ibi the at Gwaltney Jewolers--qoality Select your new furniture from gifts tar less at 201 S Park Full line ef sporting goods FishIng Clb c' used furniture and appliances to Larry's New 6 Used Mart 71$ S The Fight Against lr.fialion begins Sanford Ave. Ph. _______________ _______________ itchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. S nis Inttitlit,on anytime 906 French Ave., GOLD ________ lady mn ye-un t'k'iniC with a W will love beautiful bOuSI slippers by Daniel Greene front KnIght S Shoes, 7 E 1st St & Roofinjj ' Auto Repair ic .'.r r. ', ir _______________ ____ _____ ____ ,xvpliances Be's' iri Quatity aria dependability HOME AP Clean and service Dur, i:. i DO YOU Quaker, Perfection, a Siegler ¶A i v IA ci' 319E Pri _________________________ ,' Surrowidings SnIord, Fla - - a, ____________________ ,.I'i - -'' Kids ____________________ II ' _______ _____ _______________ ______________________ 21; W. 25th ______________ ____________________ .,. -- F nergy Savers- Coaster _______________________ 16 Gifts ________________ ARRIAGE ______ ____________ - Dad 1)<. - Orlando 834.2299 "- _______________________ __ '.tom will love you all year With a SEARS telephones will be open Hotpoint Dishwasher, Anti an every night 'til I thru Dcc. 20. Do Electric Bdrbecue Grill wil make all your shopping by i1'one at Dad top chet Dick's Appiiances, home. 372 1771. 7617 S French 372 1651 Franklin Mint items and gold COinS for the collector, and iewelry Tom't Coins, 121 E. Morse Blvd Winter Park, 647 I wetts 3720397. Partktge for your potted Pear Tree, — Comzi out today ad reserve your (I 01CC' lot. . - r ull IV (.L A,iian Sarfcrd F,iectnc Co'rp.iny ?3 P,rk Dre 377 iSe.1 ______ ___________ I FALL CLEANING ''Cu'lIflnti In the Want Ads, supplies lmpacWashI Sp'a sieen for the Twelve Days of ChrIstmas Drijms for little Di'unimer Boys Exterior walli, eave". patio, walks 5, roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, 'i-hoaredeartoyou,perha,jthree - _____ FORD ____ Sanford's finest . ____ IN EMPLOYMENT ACT Servkes -. . ____________________________ ' flADri v -' Oulet location, handy to the action center. on the %vth sPioreof Lake Orienta in tiltamonte Springs. Brandnew3andlbedroomhomes starting from $39,600 All are carpetea, With central heat and air, family rooms, equipped kit chens and double garages Turn south on Hattawey DrIve off Hwy 436 FORREST GREENE. INC.. REALTORS, 323 6)$3 or 6-eS 2331 1 'AFFER REALTY 1100 F 75th st -- ____ $50 Do1'n arfutlof houses fit for every size Toppricespaid, used, any condition. . SprayPerfume.Io:.sie CostSl COca 510100,17,3750 __________________________ at -- -- 327 744 - I __..,a - 3fl.7fl - . - ephone W.,6, :, * Mustang City Piano ', S Arthur H Be'-ctw in iT 44.37 ML)IIJt ..-. 5 Artfs H Beczw th Jr Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR '77 1991 19l9S. French )fl.I494,3fl.75 - ___________ - . - Horses ________________ ' - 66 ' BedroGm 3 Stemper Realty --. _____________ ,'r- air, top shape 11.050 571 7i/s '-:---- •'" rxi' ir 1 BEDROGM 7 bath home. Only 3 years old- Only $76,5t. - _______________________ 628.2162 •'- 3 7 BEDROOM I bath homp with family room. Nice trees. Only s1$,0C, JOHNNY WALKER GEPIPRAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. P • im. Paneled rooms and carpeted. Only 113,950. S Contact us: you may qualify. 3 Bedroom kitchen Tiquippe.d in Pinecrest $150 plus 11(0 deposIt. F)) '1471 After 610 pm *4 Autos for Sale ___________________________ iro Simea, real econo'r $395 372 7)97 Animal Hatien GroomIng 6. American of M.arlinsville, wl.1 — WASHER, parts, k bunk beds, 5100 set; with KENMOR F service, used machines. 1700 AT NOLL'S STORES - - _.._ --_. _____________ Chl'istmas Specials BEOOOM 1 bstl home in city. LIPROnDA ___ Motorcycles VCSP3 Soo'r. reily rebuilt, t 3779129 _____________________ _____________________ STILL TIME TO BE in that new ________________ ".s4ttratiO Aix.ttasc• Pt.. — 78 Cock a Poodle, female black. 6 wIts Eves. $69 $70. Also? older dpes free to good ________________________________ _____________________________ horn, 531 9937. - ______________________ - l.Itrk..s .4.. &.i. 4 Posslole subsidized monthly payments A....A_. REALTORS - 3 Families or singl Yotr MLS Agency DOWN PAYMEt4T AND I I C OUC CD MONT H I. Y PAV ,..fl,15 option to buy, Untvrnished. 7 rsrmt rxtrI i. I.—' --ii --' carpet, fireplace. $7)3 534 Valesscia St.. Sanford. 373-aO1 .. 's"lnnlnri - 1$ through retirement, For Complete Details Call RALTOR Aisoc JhnMero P!P4I ii sill ax retiree's m ' January 'iS. Pious. for rent with ______________________ .,. Stemper Sezi NO DOWN PAYMENT 1 Your new custom home-on a lot of your doice ,.EAOER" GENEVA BIG L011 3 bedroom, 7; bath. Only $40,000. Sr is", • NIW MAIOWDA Ho( i* Oelts• as "em bedroom - ______________ • IDYLLWILDE — NEARLY NEWt 4 bedrooms, 2 bath, pooi, all extras Only 143.000. Comparet It's nice. -'-------------.---___._._ •. ____________________— flrcptace. *aIi to wall carpet, drapes, 167.500.3233733. Realty "SANFORD'S SALES 1 YVH Y onfurn;shed Modern. Quiet nigh. ____________________________ borhood. Low rates glady Brown For rent with option 'o buy. 3 Redlty, 322 3237. or 372.1944 Bedroom, 1' bath wIth pool. Good lOCI!?,n -z734731 ' or 7 riupici aparlmtnts Furnished or unturn,thed, 60' 3 bedroom house, central heat, swImming pool 1320 3. Orl.ndo neghborl,00d. Claw to schools Dr. 3737970 327 747 * ____________________________ Legal Notice " ' lor7bdrm. townhouse apt., central heat &air,enclosedpatio.c$ose In, convenient to everythIng. From WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL- TRADE 5llirig community eieryday, read ________________ and use them ________________ often Call 372261) r. 5)1 _________________________ / clean 3 bdro'gm flome. Some es-ss. 2nd floor 7 bedroom, kitchen ' equipped. air&h.e.t $l4Smo. Call . .......... iN,, a. iimg 305423-1334, pros. 2 acres, with orange trees, Count,'y atmosphere, bdrms., 3 *lffi lr ,n.i r.w.. •54 . 'i't 11)0 mOnth. CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, F)? 12fl. exchange REEL fODY SHOP. 119 Sanforo Av ,_ -. 969 Mach I, Peg Pral Estate flrovr - _____________________________ M.UNSwORTII REALTY 503W. st St _____________________________ 3236061,323-0517w _____________________________ Dellary and aIr, fenced yard. No r or water bills. 5150 mo 373 37I. Duplex Sirdord Area with air $135 Month plui $50 ---- 76 Auto Repairs Guitar Gib ES 125, Hollow body Parts.Accesri I with F hoIe. Humm buckins pick ___________________________ GORML.Y'S, East46, So.ifurd $100 NORTH RENT PURCHASE PLAN. Several ______ Conventional loans. Builder, CtatSifiod Ai arc hen, to help you buy, sell, rentor swap - - at a low cost let us help you place' yours-Cell 332 2611 or 131-9993 MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. nit ?,'tagicChefbuilt.incloubleoven,stlll l, carton Cost $337. will sacrifice 1 yr. old, Sorrel gelding TEN or trade. Frigidaire frost free NESSEE WALKER. Healthy & Refrigerator, 2 yrs. old, US; spIrited, $350 Nancy Miller. $31- Pta. -r IUIT JARS-Ots. Barbed Wire-Hoo WireChicken Wire-Fence Posts- ygu qu.allfytt •DiShwathll'S SANFORD Sanford Per ve n' hs d 1u1 In toppr p.m lb. all cycles, automatic. 165 37) e - SAFORC EC vEE SVICE .': i.tst in i'i 327 $714 . t*st offer _______________________________________ i491 cc 300 Satsuma Drive. - •DisIls - MusicalMerchanJje Turquoise,goodcondjtJono 372 BOX CAR PRICES home. Terms. $71,900 59 I 307 A East is? St., Sanford 372 9111 l20OFrench,373 — ________________________ _______________________ SECLUDEDand convenient, S acres * * * * Deltona * * * * 71,,, Pc?. literest Rate rnnx. - 3 1340 - ' ,,a, 1'1'1 i ROBSON MARINE 2'777 Hwy 17 —_____________________ Sanford Auction gara & chain Ilnh fene 0711. OFF AIRPORT i,, . - Also dress shoes, 7$. & purses. Like nev,. 323 ?S$0 _________________________ flew and Used Carpet Sale; 11 0050 ' yd andup ACREAGE Goodsmatl acreage with •Tennis Courts I bedroom, 7 bath. den, pool. Third C addtIon, Pinecrest, 3100 S. Park - 1&2fldrm.furncrunfur 3OlOrlanclo Dr.. 323 5670 bedroom, P bath, with central adultS preferred 3776420 or 321 Unfurnished By: Richird W. Copelarid of Setho,t 2t7.lts Flailda Statutes ,i issuance 1970 s.r. Monthly rentals from $142 50 M. MURASKO and ANNA L. .15 lOik,w,s: 1969) 3727090,1305w. 25th SI., Sanlord. Descrl of Property CoExecutot' will HOFFMAN, HE1.IDRY, PARKER SHIJMWAY as Crtiflc&'t, No. 1)57 Year of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, & SMITH E7FTofW47FtofLotaaIk;7Tr come b4'fcwe the court. liSV4lCe 1912 that Mr. or Mrs. . i'V. cbOoliraft As F Attorneys ot Town of Sanford Pb 1 P05 f4to 64 Joseph M. Murasao DpI*OSof Property the :scIaer of the toliowing tsr the said Estate, N33FtøiW774FtofSE.ofNW & Ifl. 111, 11$, 1161,1)7 Anna L. Stwmway Sandlewood Villas tmficafes has filed laid cat-lificates 1500 Harttørd Building Neii, us .vikki assessed Lane Pubiisn: Nov. 26. Dec. 3, 10, 17, 1971 (Less W33 Ft for PD) Sec 1.72 foe a tax deec lobe issued thereon C,rlarido. Florida Deveiopme'r? Co 3$Q) DEH.173 S R.21E The certificate numberS and years RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES Publish: Nov.26. Dec. 3, lo. 17, 1974 All of said properly being in the Name in which assessed CIrroI _________________________ of issuance. lht description of the DEN-US County olSeminoe,Stateot Flcnua. Wrd property, ano tP, names in which It IN THE CIRCUIT CO'IRT OF THE Unless such certificate or cer. Allot said property being ri the ,.,:..., wit as'.r'xterl .ri' A. Ir'.ln,,., * Unfu rnished .,i -r,.-vr es..,. 'in it cJ dL duiL UK' . a!et,'f riocla C'r!'llcate Plo 798 Year of the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ronerty Unless such certificate or tee. cording to .aw Issuance 1971 dtSCribed in such cc *mfic.ale ,, COUNTY. PLORIDA. tificates s?aII be re*vr,,c1 cc O'5'Cr4ØioiiO$ Proprty * W/W Shag Carpet CIVIL ACTION NO. th" property certIficates will be scald to the IN THE C.MCUIT COURT, i.mH cording to law Belt 393 Ft S ci NW Cot Run S $92 highest cash bidder t the cOurt 74 1976 CA 09 F ,.t)DICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR de -r"ax ic ch C4-r1ificae Ft E 5)0 F' 633 m F 790 ! N 300 Fl r SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. certIficates will be told *0 th, hose dour on the ie'Ia ijay of Dl's tSlOPf N630eu llMinWto Beg (Lets BiJ * Range-Refrigerator Decimber, 1974 at FEDERAL 11:00AM. $4A'iIONAL MOP CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.1933-CA-04.0 highest C1Sh bidder at the Ft F & 77 Fl U 1 D W of SW Dated thiS 3s2 day of ccto,,,, 10*61 ASSOCIATION. In ri: the Marriage of: houte dwr Dri the 16th day of Cor Run 14$ Dig W 210 Ft 1457 Deg 1971 PIaIvtiff, RAY AUSTIN BAGLEY, Oce'mhir, 1cl at 1100 AM Arthur H fleckwith. Jr. 5 F to Lake SEty on LaAe To Pt N * Dishwasher.Disposa: Husbanti Respi'ident, Dated bu5 31st day of October, 32 Deg F of Clerk of Circuit Court Beg JAMES DEAN and MA R'( J, S I? 974 Dig W to B-eg I Beg DEAN. his wife, of Seminole County. Florida ,t NANCY BEPtaICE DAGLF,Y, 5, Arthur H Be'cx*jtpt, Jr F of SW Cur Run P43) Ft N I] By: Ida Creal Defendants. Wife Petitk,nar. Ctrk of Circuit Court Mn IS Sec W 4455 Ft N $1 Dng Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF SUIT NOTICE OF ACTION 4 Seminole osity, Florida * Clothes Washer•Dryer Men F to F L'ne Slt to SE Cor W 'o JAMi Publish' NOv. 12. 19. n. oc 3. ;4 TO: DEAN AND MARY THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: ,j By: Ida Creel Beg & Big 395 Ft S of NW Cor Rn DEAN DEN 74 RAY AUSI Ill BAGI FY WP4SE Deputy Clerk 99lO?FtF497 RESIOEIICFltNvNOwi,i RESIOtUCE IS CITY OF WIN Publhh:Nøy. 17. 19,76. Dec. 3, 1971 _____________________ Deg3MmnW * Recreational Building All plrliai claiming Interests oy, FIELD. COUNTY OF MARION, DEN 72 NOTICEOFAPPLICATI')N Dig 39 Miii IS Set W ihrotiofi, wer c aganst Mary j 119407 Ft STATE OF ALABAMA AND FOR TAX DEED t BeQ( Sec 19 TI? S P 29 F Dean and Jamts Dean and t all WHOSE MAILING ADORES7 IS, NOTICEOFAPPLICATION lSecllon 297.0$ Florida Satutes of Parties having or * Heated Piol c.ciming t py PO!T OFFICE BOX 737, RI. FOR TAX 'ECD 294?) Name in which assessed Lena Hill any rlgtit. ?ltl or lilirijt in the real S'f 5ff IELD, ALA BAMA. tlection 197.0$ Florida Statutes of it ts__,._i r...t wa.mu Lt'r5cn Acim auperyy hII'•In descrl A sworn PtIt1ono, DisioMlaiof 1W) Pisst Seminole County, the holder Of Allot s.Sld Pro9crty being In the 'YOU ARE HEREBY MarrLag. a NOTIFIED Vinculo having been NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN * -2 the followIng cer-tifacafe-s as filed that an action t foreclose a iir County Of Seminole, State of titid regeroirig you- marriage to thlt 5"ninote Coon'y the huldc-r of said Certificates fore tax deed to bc I lorici.. tgage on the folicr'irig real perty N"NCY BERNICE BAGLEY, slId certificates to" a tax dentitobe numbers and 110W AIRPORTtLVD !ificates Shall he redt'med at years o is%uanc, the Let 5, RI ,-1 "tt. WASHINGTON COunty. FIcida, the stt title of i55ijr, hC,e ?fl 7170 cording to iii dcript;on of the p-roperty. ar.d Inc OAKS SECTION OUt, Ittordog to which r lH WE titj MAP RIAC,E the property r-,nt,e-rs oriU ,tars ut i.ia;'ica, SPIt namas in WSIçh it was es,.,scd are the tIed in tt.'th certitIcao or n-.rt re,im3eJ irs PIat Cl' A( AtjSllfl BA(LL description of the property, arid the I-, follocertificates Will be talC to lii• Boc* $4. Paqes 7 and I, Public Husband ReSpOndent, anti NANCY reme in it w, assesse-c are Certificate Nc. 261 Year of Reor bi4d,r at the court Ct Seminal, County, BERNICE ,i.fnlfows' BAGLEY. Wife tu1r,,,e 972 Florida. door on the I6tn day of C,mrificate 'o 217 Year 0' December, t914 at II 00 A M. Desrlptionol Property has been filiø gansJ you arx you you to appear arid file your Answer Issuance 2977 N7gFtof S Frol Efloif of HE acereOulred totervea copy of your orothefdefen,.ofpleedwl,h the Dated this 31st 6I Of October, tscrap$lovsofProperty of S i & N 70 Ft oi 5 76 F? of F ' 1974 writte-n defrs. if n, to it on van (fer of the Crc ut Ccvjrt ri and fC' r- • ,..,,., ,, i(' iri F'?tttji 1$ PcI'ai'ri Jr h''-, P/. t I L. (ien t 1r:ul Plemeinwhith*SSetse'ci'uiaMae Pdim( lflWhuChJtte'siedI/41-,) A F$oida 32107. and fife the or'sgin..f torne., Jack I Hrrit Bridges, of Dy' Ida Creel Bailey øith th Clerk Cf *t'.e aL-7C Slyled Clr-velar.i & Mi,. Pnt Office 0pijcy Clerk CountycStmnole.SiaS.ofFlor.cla, Comtyc45amin0io5fa$eofF,oq t071; tfieeai,lg.pa lu,4a,,.....,a ... -'-.-- last — Only 117,750. A very good buy Terry Realty, REALTOR. 67$ * They're Hot !" * S 1.2.3 Bedroom Apts. sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near Lake Mary area, 7 bedroom newly f1ty park & Sanford Plaza From decorated, all kitchtn appliances. 'l10 AIrport Blvd. near Sanforti oap, curteins, area rug, heat Av •'' - ,.,,.,. CalIBart Ral Esta securit. 322 7399, ________________________ -- Apartments Rent ' Avsilable inSanford. Short milge. -. ,,,,,, 3 1 50 Bu. Ave. rr LEONARD DARRELL MILLER, " & BROKER ?lightSl7) 1167or373 9007 Traitr - ___________________________ petItion. Like flow condition, sold _____________________ cash 323 6624 or 332 5.471. nev toe IlL balanceof 145 cash or 65 'e ?'rare Pek and Supplies S payments of 110 P4i-w warraj1t L,'iR AGENCY ______________________________ ___________________________ in 3164 Call Credit Dept Free togood hOme 3 black k.tten, 7 _____________________________ ELEGAP4T SpanlJi Home on 310?' Living room with fireplace, for Name brand women's clothes, some ' nursery. New kitchen, and family room, All with wall wall carpet, heat arid air, garage in rear. Terms. _______________________ Cquipmenl Sell no longer needed Items with a GOLDEN TOUCH'H SEW ftInt Ad Call 17? 7611 or Ill in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model. winds bobbn o.1 Equipment for Rent p balance of $71 or 10 pay -ments of Rent Blue I.ustre Electric CarP.t? 50 Miscellannous _________ For Sale 3fl-159i1; 377 $53 Cay, Eve, __________________ 7 bJr, I tth, den, fence, down. 1141 'no 9 per cent. Acre A. A. McClanahan Bamboo Cob.. 1 2 BDPM. shag, air. )2267330r32-.362 -------__---- THE CIRCUIT COURT IN P-NO Oecea. FOR SEMINQI.,I COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE TO CREDITORS .-- TO ALL PERSONS WAVlM "•' :':::: '") IJ) A*lNiT CASE N. n.ni.p Q!POr.T?NDArrLICAT;3w __________________________ r..,.,.,. CASE NO. 72$17.CP Estate of 2 ACRES. CLOSE IN No City taxes, zoned for mobile NAVEL ORANGES SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION DENIM Itt trailer, screened Porch, 20'x' outbuilding. Oak Wiy (off Sanford Run good 175 372 (11O After - LAKE ______________________________ . All of slid prcperty being in the the State of Florida County of Seminole, State of described ifl Such Certificat, or Florida. ctrtilit wi!i be soid to the Unless Sigh certificate or ct-r Pighest cash biui- at the co Tilitates shati be redeemed cc. d on at theI114th day of IN cordinc t' lw the Properly December 1974 AM. deiUitatd in such certificate, or Dated this 31st day of October, certificates will be told to 'l% cain It me court -r- UWtWiYfl jr. "V v'use door on the 16th day of Dec. Clerk of fI'Cit Court br'i', 1971 at 11 00 A M of Sem.zl County, Florida Dated this 31st day of October. ey - Ida Creel I APARTMEPIT 72(0 MELLONVILLE AFT ER S ----- - BusIness Description of Proprty tificates Shatl redeemed cc PUblishNov. 77, 7 7 Dcc. 7,2,1, All of said property bisrig in tPiC cording tobe law the property in I Contact 2312 Palmetto Ave. OCEAN HRlMP--LO85TER Insur ance __________________________ Cove —. HUFFMAN REALTY 171,500 21 Hour Service 74 43 - Lots and Acreage W TAKE TRADES 30W., I IIhTH soace. Sanford AuctIon, 1200 - French Avi', 373 73. — ____________ — ___________________________ 3773995 after 3 p.m fenced rorner lot 171,500 Owner 1977 ChampIon 6O'*17 3 Bedrooms _____________________________ in Park In P4 Sm,mna Urach iIt hold nortg _____ ___________ 2611 or $31 9993 _______________________ ________________________ 196 fi Lake Mnry Blvd corne, lot, 111,500 - , Come 1ee us at our b;, n,. Iocation' Be'ooen Suite, 5 PC with Or. thot,,c-dic mat tress, $361. United GREGORY MOBILE HOMES BeddIng 71 N. Hwy. 7 92 OrIn Driy, Casselberry i 3060. Sanfjrd 37 _________________________ __________ __________________ When you have something to buy, SEMI FURNISHED DOWNTOWNLONGWOOD ' .s anti war,1ouse ' 1500 3000 sq Ii, and / FOR IllS (Jnfurnjshed i youareambitious. Self motivated, _______________________— looking for tt onu opportunity to 3 bedroom, 2 story, Central heat & Ave 321015s ____________ — ---- For Rent UpEaIrsotflc,spac, 17 Bedroom Adults Only ______________________________________________________ rlousehold Goods 55 Buat; & Marine HOUSeS for Sale SANFORD FHA ST. JOHNS REALTy Co. — -___ HEW LOW INTEREST RATE ...JLP DECORATORS Brrn., 2 bath, cen?ra heat & air, BROKERS ii. lit st.. n nis many extras. Ca.l quick, $2t.I. Quality Used FurnIte Oys 321 6173 LARRY SAXOp, REALTOR, 373 Nights )fl Si2i, 9410 )fl _____________________— S Piece Wood Dinette Set, table & 4 thaI. As low as $69.95. Clean & pretty, $20 RC$iji3r,, ALL PIOLLS STORES 42 Mobile !.omes BR. electric fireplace, frost free There's One Near You countryhomewlthat,out7acreso, fruit trees, garden space, emS - Harold Hall Realty wootis. Keep horses or have sour 26 S H. 17 92 own COW. Excellent fishing 372 7U) _________________________ parking, Zoned M I. 131 4715 or os,I. _____________________ -________________________ 2 Bedroom Dlex i,%ted. Be the first! %I5,O0 Terms, Brokei Real Estate ' Housefor Sale Associate, $35 1366 or ask for Teka at 62$ C6OI SANFORD 3 bedroom, 2 story ____________________. home, central heat and air, kit SAN F OR D Lovely modern 3 AI3OC,t cash or terms. By owner. j35 to'.,t.1r4 / ________________________ Park AvenueMcbilePars Jim Hunt Realty I - Mo Adults 3277296 After 4 LOST' Small black female poodit', _____________________________ FORTAXDEED 17. 1914 Thebidswillbeop,nedand CountyoISemlnoie,5iateofFrl1 Publish: Dc.3. 1971 (Section tri.ies FlorIda Statutes of readin pubfk meeting (City Council DEH 71 Nov IL 19. 26. _____ Unless such certificate or cer 1,19) tificat Meeting) at 6.30 P M. or as shall be redeemed ac the fottowiog certificates has filed of Attamonte Sing Florida Broker ?M.oblleHomesp For Rent No Pets • FISHING, BOATING I:POSALS I Redroom upstairs 4prtm,nt and son in wheel chair Per manent SlSwk. Drivers licenie & _____________________________ ________________________ Issuance 1911 r FOR TAX DEED Mobile Home Lots For Rent SANFORD ____________________________ RN, director of Nursing, nteretcd _____________________________ in Gerlatrlc. Apply in person to 2 bedroom, air conditioned, wall Sanford Nursing and Convalescent wall carpet, 1175 mo.. plus $30 _____ _________________________ 35 APARTIflENTS ON LAKE JENNIE I BEDROOM \PA R TME Ut FURNISH I () 'Call Your Friendly Classiriecs Uai I Year old 3 bedrooms, I'; baths n 2571 Park Dr 3fl 7i paved void Payment %t67 II first REALTOR After Hoursi mortgage at 7 per cent. will carry 377 31 3flO$ secOnd mortgage at 7', per cent ______________________ Excellent buy $71,700 Want Ads ring, Winter monyla,J YOU'LL______ FIND JOHN SAULS AGENCY Peg I large rooms, fireplace to sit by. '' for storage Advlti, no pets. cnfu,u Please do .-ii'pPit.li' Deputy Clerk -- LOW DOWN Traler lot for rent Plenty of room MOSSIE C. BATEMAN ADULTS. uo PETS ___________________________ 'ntrfes'ln') and Prof,I, ..bte, Apply in person ,it The vleraid offices, FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM CRIME, FIRE. INLAND MARINE, names In which It was assessed are folIo: POLICE I FIRE LIFE (F.s. Altanionte Springs, Florida. 32701, EXTRAORDINAIRE- i;sie iIUnsfnr te _____________ _________ iQ, Reni or !aIe Mob;I, I bdrom 7 full baths o' '. n(rYS Cl land with r.vc Referencet rcgulr, SThO mo. (1) 337965 Beat 'fltlâtion with low rent on a 7 bedroom mobile home in CAMP SEMINOLE. 372 4470, ________________ _________- S Arthur H. Bewith, Clerk of Circut Court Publish: Nov. 17. 19, 76. Dec. 3,1,71 INSURANCE BID" wIll be rectiye'j OEH I? It the Office of the City Clerk. City 1 giylrig problerr lruom furnithed duplex, 24th t. It! & last mo. plus ISO deposit 1 chIld Name lvi which assessed F. J. anø cording to law the property 1969) ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS, Eva Lrwi AL ANON described in such certificate or FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Fcr famjlltj or frer.J of p'obtem Fast food restaurant manager or County ot Seminole, Stateof Florida. FOR INVITATION FOR BIOS following certificates has filed Slid Fr further Information (*11473 5f7 Unless Such certificate or cer- hlghC$t ash bidder at the court only. Sendresumeto P.O. Box w , Certificates for a tax deed to be INSURANCE tifiCof shalt be redeemed ac. house door on the 16th clay of or wrtC Geneva, I'ta., 32732. ember, 1971 at 11.00 AM P P 0 P E P T V. ______________________ G F N F R A L i%suCd thereon. The certificate Sanforø Al Anovi Family Group P 0 Cording to law the property Dated this 31st day of October, LIABILITY. WORKMANS COM numbers and years of Issuance, the HOUSEKEEPER Bt 553 !anf,,rti, ri, mit -- -- ___________________________ 'everyone in town'? If you are, can type and are interested eBuyer Tuesday, Dec 3,1977 ________________________ SroomhouSe, furnithed 321 0159 Diat vri results number, 372 2611 flti place a fast acting Want AdI _______________________ . ________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ___________ Mobile Homes Rent In th. country, 3 bdrm., parti) ft.rni'ed houla. adults, riO P' 1125. 317 27. RANKLIN M' APTc .120 FIorda A,e, 32) 46 - •,, you. You'iIfii.d gift Personals Apartments Rent Unfurnished 30 Help Wanted ____________________ GOUCLe Lecithin capsijies now available Touchton Drug. t to B Sec 21 T21S R.31E Name In whkh assesed Edith M. _____ A p'1 - & Hairt V. Wting All of said property bng in the County of Seminole, Stjteof Florida. N0'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, I'.amesinwhich it was assessed MC hlghet cash bidder at the court ______ '4 Run E 33 Ft N 723 Ft W 33 Ft Want Ads _____ GIFTS NOTICE OF APPLICATIOt FOR TAX DEED - - - Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1974 LTeglNoflce ILegNotice bus nest enterprise i5 as IOlIO RAloh F Davii £. — Carpentry _______________________ Lawn _________________________ _, .,, • ,, Wall I -. - ---------- Papering PAUt i,LA1ti Prnfessional Wallpaper Hanaer Licensed Re'sid'ntial. Com'n.,r,*l - STIflE MACIIIUr -' I w',a'evet' __________________________ Care --------. OR I ClitSSilii3 AdS ate nIce t) help you Sell, tf'.? or Sw4p dl a cost ll y help you pla.i' ,cur% Cal ?7 26t1 or 5)2 P9) YOu'll fe'-el Ike 501 ng hO, HO, HO when you sell your "Don't Needs" Pets PICK A PET FOR CHRISTMAS TPleantAdsarethebestpIaceto - l.sr.'cerrg Srp?. tani.s. lii cJrt. driveways All hndi of d.g',ing 72 9117 Fil,. SANIAS BAG WITH A GIF Tr'c' tic' id _______________________________ - Land Clearing ___________________________ _______________________________ Carp-rntr Small ,cb specialists Renv,cjrI, Repair, Additions Licensed. Uorsded. Insured iot Yrs E'p 373 44)3 ,'- A'e I Gift Guide prohahly Pt It it 5190 ____________________________ - - , ' i ____________ - a ,i I tJiJs I __________________ ______ �____ ____ _____ ________________ _______________________________________ 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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TM. Rig. U. FISL Ufl. WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford's unconditional pardon of Hichard Al. Nixon has pushed his fledgling adniinistratio, into the - \VEF?Y F.AST AND AGI LE 11N SPITE OP HIS GIZE. - 1 VE GOT TO G_F:-r INTO MASS PRODUG-rION MASS PRODUCA04,1 ON ¶H J S MODEL ___ oCD ALL -TWE PROFESSIONAL F00-ri3AI_L -TEAMS ARE GOING -ro WANT AT REE OF LINEACKE OR / - i..- .. .. Jerald F. terliorst, a close Ford friend and adviser, quit as White House press secretary, saving "mercy, like justice, must be even11"inded" and "I couldn't in good conscience support the President's decision ... even f hough I knew fie took that action in good conscience." Democrats and OzBdHcpuhhLansm (' ongress par on, con- As his advisers assessed the probable political n Ford was flying to Pittsburgh today to keep a speaking date arranged in the earls, tranquil JQ days of his transition, Ford's disclosure of "a free, full and absolute pardoll" for Nixon for any criminal colidilet designate Nelson ,'/) 9•8 / a ________ bY Stoffel 3ae1xndr;L3hL3L &JKGLAWIES NOBODYk S GONNA 15UST fLL INTA WATCHDOG.' CN 19 00 YA GEr HIM! HE HEY, 05GO009 SIMMER \1V \ DE M I- El "ti4 N -___ U/i / ANALYSIS 14 f - 5 5 - ______________________________ / ' \\ \\\ ____ 0 -_________________________________________________ - WELL OSGOOD, GOODNESS GWAC SAY:? ) IF... tAKF DOC ____ YMSEUr 3: A6! • P ' ___ 1' 1A I , _______ AV. I • ' A#X/ wt:w__ ( c 0 IeAj6aj - -MAT (YWRE, I~RAT'YL*X)HAVWT PWR0 LUELY SLC9 i6 LATELY! - y HOwle Be nelder President whenever the honey. moon phase ended, WT THE 0AXY SIARTHA MITCHELL HAS COMPILED A LI.ST WITH KJO C&E OF PEC ci ____ 11 I Pardon I - m All - HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) — 0 II - I AUC) UE. THe Re-ST - — UAIY "PPOME PAL I ' - _ ._____.J LI I1 •. - 0 - - S . ' . • - agreed with the pardon. "I feel be?" she asked. -He's no dif. sorry for Nixon; he's suffered ferent from any other public relieved the pardon is putting an end to the whole Watergate. so much..,But I.can't help servant." a bad Nixon affair. "He's suffered a Oft-.144Ah) riot darew., tlx, 11hey'r-! making pardon) lot and I'm glad for thd country other men who were In r the everything's being straightened Watergate with hirn7" charges are t"she sa id Similar sentiments were ti' -at," warned expressed by Pearlene Hen- I Also in agreement with the n't i__ . &4 P. - - . . . - j - IN KITCHEN IV - r 1.1 1I • / II (('7 0 II and not pardoning everybody else — especiallywhen they're whom I hate. .,Do we have Watergate be hind us?" KA re porter Brian Dampier asked Mrs. Mitchell. 0 0 I 0 tl "We'll never have behind us, hope, become, in a way, It's been good." - **4 - --- -------- -_ - , -I . -- - .- - - _. S - - 00 0 -- .. •1. - I e American pardon were Wilber Davis, 306 ford. "I feel if they pardon have had a E. 4th St , Sanford, and Jacob Nixon they should pudon his ChanLt 66 1.4 out whether or Brooks, 1015 10th St. "It's time men who are now in prison. it's not Nixon was guilty, and of they left Nixon alone," said not justice for them to make what crimes, before the pardon Brooks. time and not Nixon," said Mrs. was granted. Ceci Stampleton of IdyUwilde Henderson, adding she was In David Cohen, 432 Scott Ave., said although she had not heard favor of granting pardon. but Sanford, had reservations only if all the persons involved about his approval of the much about the pardon yet, she in the Watergate affair were pardon. "It's the right thing but was glad I ~ had been given. "I like Nixon and I think he's par doned. the wrong time," said suffered enough," she said. Mrs. Shirley Rumney, who "fie (Mr. Ford) should have lives on U.S. 17-n in Sanf c, wai ted until af ter the elec. 'Fine. G reat. Good news, disagreed wi th the pardon. "1 Uons." responded Bram Towers, think Non should have to Ruby Harris, 2521 Princeton Sanford, resident William Fib. defend himself like the rest and Ave., Sa nford, was glad Nixon "Nixon's been ragged long not be shown any favoritism," has been pardoned. e ow o, er -- "I don't enough. I'd like to see some of Water you understand but think alternative service, to his pr posal for amnesty for draft sisters and deserters may i nto the criticism that Nixon - was pardoned without condi. lions In Congress, Democrats al- ready had started to criticize urnou x ec Pete Rogers, William holding down the iports Belleville married to the Belle1ie Jr and Sean Code department desk on a tern- former Bonnie Martin and have joined the staff of the porary basis for the past three resides in Almonte Springs. Evening and Sunday Herald weeks, is also 29 ears old and a Code, 24, i a na ti ve of Rogers, a native ofPrince ton, native of Salisbu, Md. lie Jthnstown, Pa. and holds a By DONNA ESTES 41,982 Seminole citizens, IIrsldStf Writer less than were eligible before polls Tuesday. N.J., has been named Sports attended Wesley CoNege in bachelor's degree in English books caner this year. held with the Madisonville, K). -. sfeff ed to the University of Latrobe, Pa. and a masters Seminole Elections Super 5,000 Florida's voters wiII go to the - - AOtifl(!C1OCk rywise.,, Bridge ..................6B Calendar ... ....411 Comics .......6B Crossword Puzz!e ......... BA ar Abby ................ 7A I made it and I'm going to stick the Florida [louse of Both said they had done contatives, three school siderable traveling around the Local GOP chairman Fred Streetman was not available for board seats and a state state. executive committeeman. comment. "A lot of people don't know All, regardless of party, may "We may have more people who is running,' TiRmap said. on the ballot than going to the vote for three Florida Supreme A don't know if'the candidates ane ................5A polls," Mrs. Bruce said Court justices. are not getting the message Dr. tmb IA facetiously, that 3 poll acr oss or the people don't While many offidals are pr I - *dW . horoscope ................ 48 Hospital ..................M Obituaries Television workers plus special sheriff's dicting an extremely light turn- cane." deputies will be working at the out, Seci thry of State Dorothy "The trouble with a low turn- 3A county's 50 polling places, Glisson Ls sticking by her origi. out is the best people don't aI Eligible to cast ballots are nal forecast that 40 per cent of ways win," he added. 7' •0 ' - S • .I - - --. 0 '- , 0 p - / L IF 117 .E. R(h;E16 -. ' - , ' : L.,. Editor,a position he pre v iously Doer, Del and later tram from St Vincent College, - - v den, 1412 W 15th St, Sall- This women's liberation movement cuts two ways:11 the girls expect Little Leagues to open their ranks to them, then they must be prepared to melcome boys into the kitchen. Willie Fisher. 13, of Sanford. has become a male member of the infordMiddle School home economics class, and watches with classmate Josephine Chandler, ii, as teacher h. My rtle Da v is demonstrates . ilierald Photo by George Hays I MEN'S LIB' ' Index C: the ones that did the dirty work for him (Nixon). And that goes for even old H. K 'Bob' Haldc *vn and old John Ehrhchman, 1IIL. • FOS'TER to ant RichardNixon a solute pardon Maple Ave., Sanford, felt the we've had enough," she ex"I'm reafly not sure," said same way 'The men in it pisined RI Carte, Bevier Street, (Wa tergaW with Nixon were Marsha Foster, of Sanford, when asked if she prosecuted; why shouldn't he Avenue,Sanford wasMaple also I 01 ilL I - DAVIS agree with Mr. Ford's decision I ' - Messenger. Ford for inaction in dealing visor Camilla Bruce predicts a Mary land at College Park, Md degree in journalism from Ohio "I don't hear many people to it," Mrs. Gfisson Martha Mitchell, declaring her with economic problems They "verb low' The new Sports Editor Is a turnout in Following graduation State University, Columbus,0. lklng about the election," bitterness about President almost certainly will step that Butson)eotherofficlaisdoubt graduate of Arizona State Be lleville for to Code, whose fst name is Ford's pardon of former Presi- up against the President, who T~uesday's first primary here. Mrs. Bruce said. "Some are that the turnout will be that University at Tempe. Ariz. and years as a School Social Worker Local Democratic party boss, surprised tD hear there is an pronounced "Shawn", taught dent Richard Nixon, sa id Sun- now seems more vulnerable to gh for the primaries when was a one-time member of the with the Baltimore City School oy Piland agrees with Mrs. election.". school at Bishop McCort High day she believed the whole crttIcim. nornins for U.S. Sena tor, Hollywood Sun-Tattler sports System. lie later did some f Bruce's estimate, saying for. Democrats will School, Johnstown be fore ling had been prearranged select governor, Cabinet posts, sff. la nce wr iti ng in the Baltimore joining the staffs of the mer presi dent Richard Nixon's nominees for governor, seats in Congress and the state Igla fore Nixon left office. Rogers is 29 years old and area be fore mo'ang to Florida Johnstown Observer and resignation last month the U.S. [louse of Represen. lure will be chosen. later M Mitchell said she was PARTLY CLOUDY single, where he was Managing Editor The GreensburgTribune. tiv s and Senate, hrv of sure (Related story Page 3AJ Belle% 'II -h h b 1 the Kissimmee C tte. are so quiet it scares -stilte, State treasurer, combefore Nixon resigned. Otherjwise, she said, "Mr. Fwd probably has had some effect in missioner of education public you," said House Republican service commission,' state leader Jim TilignanofSarasota, wouldn't be in the White House, creating the voter apathy. and I don't care if Jerry ever Not certain how voters will house of representatives, six who is not seeking re-election. A "A 40 per cent turnm -t woulif be b1misk.3 lu ine again." react to President Ford's 'pots on the local Executive Weather Details Page 3A par don of txn Sunday, Piland conunittee and six delegates to good frall,what I can see. Saying she was vehement lIouse Speaker-designa te Do n said, "it was nice of Ford to do the 1Xcinber mini -co n ve ntion .6out the pardon, Mrs. Mitchell what he did, but strange for him Tucker, D-Tallahassee, who "s declared: "Nixon's just as guil. Republicans will ch oose unopposed in the primary and to pardon someone before he ty and responsible as anybody nominees for U.S, Sewqtor, U.S. general election said, "If Owe p1se, and it's a horrible, I don't knows what he is pardoning him A 4ft; representative, state treasurer, is much interest, 'I haven't seen for. Mr. Ford is a very combelieve In pardoning one person a state senate post, two seats in it." passionate ______ turr1- 7H1g "AM The pardon hastened that process. It may have an impact on other areas, too, Ford's announced intention of o n Aartha: I' • - and liberal Republicans who ultimately could have found themselves 'e a obiouslyaquestion President Fo had been pondering quite a while The decision has been made, but most Seminole County residents are still I later. Much of the initial criticism of Ford came From Democrat, 0 ivi e __ To pardon, or not to pardon, is grional elections in which it is sure to be an issue and may prove an added burden for RePublican candidates already facing questionable prospects. But it aLso comes two years before the 1976 presidential cam paign In which Ford, the first president to hold office without election, is expected to be a candidate. Had the Nixon case dragged on, it could have proved e ven more troublesome o r L . ____ Z 9-8 to By JEAN PATrESON Herald Stalf Writer There was praise from many Ile prompt resignation of However sharp the IminnePress Secretary Jerald F. ter- diate criticism, in the long rtumn Horst, who as Ford's first op- Ford nay have acted at a rels. pointee was a symbol of his tively.opportune time in taking pledge of an open atmosphere a step he seemed likely to !ake evenua Y Ford's unpreceden ted move ore con- F- 011,111 '- . immediate reaction wasa r congressional leaders But kindled debate over the scandal t he re also as substmUal R and the propriety of an advance publican crthcism, along wi th and absolute pardon for his general Democratic protest resi gned pr edecessor. against the Ford move. * n ___-• paign for Republican candiThat judgment from amern dates this fall. her of the Ford inner circle Ford said he acted to write seemed certain to heigh te nt"the end" to Watergate, but the Icism of the pardon thePr 1 dent granted Sunda \ line him have suffered enough," Ford said, speaking slowly and glancing often at a 950-word sLitemen t __ have ended with his pardon of conscience accept the deci Richard M. Nixon, a decision Sion on Nixon, particularly that revived the Watergate is. while former officials of lesser sue and complicated the cam- rank face prison or trial BODY! I Sv4gL' ? it would be "unwise and untimely" for "I feel that Richard Nixon and his loved ones esi en s political honeymoon appears to Hot said he could not in good - ()j all of fenses against the United States" during his 2.027 da ys in office presidential confirmation hearings, Ford said, "I do not think the public wou ld snd ta for" st h a pardon. And at a news co nf erence Aug. 28 he said WASH-INGTON (AP) Pres- at the White House, under. ident Ford's congressional and scored the controversy. Ter- WOULDNr SELL. _____ It also represented a reversal of Ford's associatcs began reshaping their strategy for the Watergate cover-up trial, arid at least one defendant 1II( Haldeman planned new efforts _ a television crew and a few newsmen into his Oval Office to a nnoiince I he pa rdon prohibi t in g any federal criminal prosecution of Nixon previous public s ta tements. During his vice Over Pardon I T'SETTLE A. Rockefeller, hailed it as an ress Fumes Con caught the by surprise, sources said • I GOTTA PI N D OUr I F HE THERES DOES 4) WHAT/S ONE LI L SeEm e,usy PE DOWN, % faced likely indictment prior to the pardon. fie said it was granted without strings attached, but acknowledgedd Ford knew in advance the gist of Nixon's Three hour.% after he knelt in prayer at early it had been preceded by 10 days of legal it deliberations and negotiations with Nixon and slwc lal Watergate prosec utor Uon Jaworski. —1--mvvers for former Nixon aides and mistakes over Watergate" And, in the enusing hours, there were these major discl os ures and developments _____ Although Ford's untry act of compassion and courage. minutes by a Nixon statement of remorse at "in), commi himself until "any legal process has been under ta ken" against Nixon. White House counsel Philip Buchen said Nixon House file.s for at least three years for possible court use. But the agreement allows the former president to destroy any White House tape it set a double standard of justice. But oth'i' H (Tilblicam, including Vice Presi(hnt . (luring his presidency was followed within _________ to delay the trial now set to begin Sept. 30. Ford aides made public an agreement they had reached with Ni xon xon to preserve his White ... backwash of Watergate, ruptured his rapport with Congress and sparked the protest resignation of a top aide. damage f rom Sun days 'r suprise 1J THERE HAVE 15EEN SOME IN MY NEIGH50gw.000 oi ce I in - SPAN COI)I: f , .4rX M116 (•' - ' �2 A—Evening Herald Monday, Sept. 9, 1974 :1 NA71ON IN BRIEF Donations Uncovered WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Warren G. Magnuson, chairman of a committee that handles airline legislation, was credited with raising $9,450 from a dozen airline executives for the De'nocratle zwtv fr r-: t ..,wue v( iiie executives contacted by The Associated Press said the Washington Democrat had asked for the money, or that they gave it out of personal friendship with him. Magnuson, head of the Senate Commerce Committee, served in 1972 as a member of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, which raises money for the party's Senate candidates. — Senate Showdown - WASHINGTON i AP Control of commodities trading and copyright regulations top the Senate agenda thi week, while the House returns from an extended Labor t)av recess. A showdown was expected in the Senate over whether to require broadcasters and other recordusers te pay copyright royalitles to singers and other performers, Rut first. the St'niti tdav was to take up a bill pruvidin for expanded government regulation of the nation's commodi ties -future market. Can't Afford Retirement DETROIT tAP — Thousands of auto workers are not using the industry's unique 30-and-out retirement plan because they do not think they can afford to retire on a fixed income, says one of the plan's architects. Doug Fraser, a UAW vice president who helped get the plan into the contract negotiated with Chrysler Corp. last fall, cited figures showing that only about 1,300 of the 33,000 auto workers eligible for full pension benefits have taken advantage of It so far. He says, however, that many workers may wait to retire until Oct. 1 when benefits increase. The 3G-and.out plan, which the union considered a major breakthrough in the last contract negotiations, allows a worker to retire alter 30 years' service with full pension. Nixon P ardoned For Health. POLICE BLOTTER '' p . . rst Res ns lec ion 16 T a For rc)tests Parcic)n NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Hurricane Carmen has sputtered out and dispersed over Louisiana and Texas after leaving two dead and ravaging the Louisiana sugar cane crop. But the storm did tar less damage than officials had feared. Authorities said about 14,000 refugees remained In evacuation centers early today. But thousands of others returned home as the storm disintegrated alter missing the state's major population centers. FL=V= as the team score f hole. For that reason, d not have a particular di WASHINGTON (AP) ,score. President Ford, 1&stroke Newsmen parked by the handicap and all, teamed eleventh hole Ford with former Defense sink a 201001 putt. But Secretary Melvin H. LaIrd assistant club pro Jeff to finish third In a golf Kimbrough said Laird Is toiwnament. the better golfer. Two hours after he an. flou nced he had granted a Han Suyln full pardon to former President Richard M. TOKYO (AP) - Han Nixon, Ford teed off with Suyin, the British woman Laird at Burning Tree Golf author who wrote the novel Club on Sunday for their "A Many Splendored second 18 boles in the Thing," is In China as a tournament. They played guest of the Chinese the fIrst 18 on Saturday. People's Association for The tournament was a Friendship with Foreign best ball affair, In which Countries, a Peking the better score by a broadcast said today. member of the team counts President Ford saw Frank Buxton BOSTON (AP) - Frank W. Buxton, id Pulitzer Prize-winning editor of the Boston Herald, died Friday at age 96. He won the prize in I 9fl for a nineparagraph editorial entitled "Who Made Coolidge?" Buxton joined the Herald In 1904 and retired in 1946. Local Court Officers See Ni*xon5l Pardon 'Favorably , . p . EXPENSIVE Huton Attoraey Burrel Rove pad$2000 for a4Oyearokl first edition of a '4 Supnman" eiukbook. Rowe, a serfou collector of such trivial, a1d be heys, t41 , trades and avidly reads his valuable ('ollertlon. • n EI s ere WEATHER circuit court judges. Futuristic Mass Transit Ideas et C Desert Tests - _________________________ _ - Lireek Air Tragedy Hc"W ni Funeral Notices - - o rro\I rn - ' ' Watergate Defendants Set Strategy On Pardon o - IN BRIEF r- - 0 ATHENS, Greece (AP) All 83 persons aboard a TWA jetliner that crashed Sunday In the Ionian sea are believed dead. At leas 17 of the 79 passengers crew members were Americans. and some of the nine en route from Tel Aviv to Los The Boeing 707 jet was Angeles stops in Athens, Rome and New York. It plunged Intowith a Stormy sea 60 miles west of Kefallinia island 40 minutes after leaving Athens, I ' ' ' WORLD MACK CLEVELAND minds of those opposed to amnesty for Vietnam protestoirs and draft evaders. Ford is scheduled to anrwunce his policy on Vietnam Barbara Marciano ra American refugees this FORT LAUDERDALE, week. WASHINGTON (AP) - Dc- same th Ha. tAP) — Barbara ing for Haldeman," The strongest favorable fense lawyers In the Watergate President Ford's action d'ses Marciano, 46, widow of Strickler sa id Sunday. "It's a not mean the e ominent on Nixon's pardo nd of Nixon 's le. n cover-up case are reshaping logical extension. former heavyweight it seems to gal Involvement, howev ame from priva te attorney their strategi th er, He es, hoping boxing champion Rocky e tin- me some thing that might fol- has been subpoenaed by ordon Frederick, who praised conditional pardon of former EhI )w." Marciano, has died at her 'ord's action as "essen tial to President Ric rlichman, his er chief dohard M. Nixon Florida home following an But he would not say w hether mestic adviser,form he benefi t of the nation and is will as a witness at extended illness. the jury their way or an appeal will be made to n keeping with the sentiments even result Ford. the trial, and numero us civil Mrs. Marciano, 1 I a majority, at least, of the charges. in dismissal of Although the grand jury suits name him as a defend an t. originally from Brockton, narrxl Nixon an unindicd coItizens," At least The pardon applies onl y to defendant, H. R. conspirator in the case, no "all Mass., had lived on-and-off Noting that the pardon also Haldeman, planned offe nses agai nst the United in Fort Lauderdale for the tothmake charges had been brought States" during his c riveted possible chargei in the new effcrt at dciaying saxpast ii years.,, irierxis said. ft lture,Frederjckujjd"jft against him. But Ford's cnun- That would preclude any f man conspiracy ederHr :bri, tutird trial, sel, PhIlip Iluchen, said '1 tmiink al prosectUop,s for p remature, it was Ofli slightly scheduled to begin Sept. 30. income tax unde1eaed alter sax years it would be very li th p emature," President Ford's "free, full would be indicted,"kely at he fraud, for example, but not as champion, was killed in The strongest negative and absolute pardon" of Nix state charges if brought. on , an !owli plane crash In He said th or w t, act1on came fr'n two men 'lots of for all offenses he may have preceJe" ere 1969. f pardons In adrmany on the opposite aides committed while President, vance Of charges, ci ting one She died Sunday at her j1, the courtroom, Assistant doea not eend to Me ,, during the home, said aspokeanaj of Sunday ate Atty. Claude Van Hook former Nixon lieutenants who Woodrow axnf for Krer Funeral H=e. ju ci f Wilson and others ormer Ass istant Public already have pleaded guilty, granted by /.trahazrj Lincoln, d Survivors include Mr& u'p fender Terry Ackert. who been convicted or still face And Chr,tm.I, Marciano's mother, "As far as I know, no thought D"i lJ T h e bC Lb blaz'ted Ford's decision, charges In Waterga HeraIcS, In( te and re- has been given" to gr Pd Elizabeth Cousins, and two Ave. an ting 'an Hook, saying he has Iated cases. ,,, JpJ children, Rocky Jr. and py " to the cover-up defendemotions" about the One of Rakieman' lawyers, Mary Ann Marciano, all of an ti, Buchen said. They'are, In 5Cond Cls Pes,,,w. Pj,j at pa rdon beca use ci personal Frank J. Strickler, suggested it addi tion to Haldeman, Fort Lauderdale. L'7 John D. npa thy for Nixon and his should. Funeral services were Ehrllchman, John N. Mite heil, fai nily, said none-the-lea he 'tI4cr,pI, "From what the Piesident G °' Carrier scheduled for Wedoesday ordon Strachan, Robert C. wa a "disappointed in our new said, II fOUowItIogIfly in Fort lauderdale, PIN sldenL" he couldYou find grow to do the MWanan1i KJ th W Park pt. 30 Russ s . Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Florence Campbell, Maj. U.S. Air Force G Ret.) Oviedo; three brothers, Olan Vaiden Boutwell, 68, of 107 Richard, California; Lucian, Pine Lake Dr., Sanford, died Friday night at Seminole California; Stanley, ClearCob. (AP) —Thir- ccl engineer, says it travels at lion-free and quiet. Rail systems, using a flywheel water; three Mrs. Ruth tyPUEBLO, miles east of Pueblo, amidst ls0mllesan hour and has a Memorial Hospital. He was a Tonnerson, sisters, two- maintenance costs would be re- concept, California; Mrs. a semi-arid desert is a Buck man crew. Earlier thIs year native of Laurel, Miss., and had it duced substantially because of stein Branching off one of the main Jones, Missachusetts; Rogers world of modern build- set a world lived in Sanford since speed record for rail Lack of friction between the tracks is a nearly mile-long moving here from Alaska. He Mrs. Myrtle Vanscoyoc, lags and sleek, powerful ma- vehicles of 234 irlles an, hour. craft and the rail. spur'where the impact of coil. Dinedin; mother, Mrs. Myrtle chines that look like spaceships. Such motors are essentially was a veteran of WWII and Campbell, Clearwater, Mom and derailments is stud. Th ey're possible forerunners rotary motors unrolled and laid Ford vehicle will •': Korea ha ving served with the Brisson Funeral Home In of future mass transit systems out flat. led. They are propelled by electromagnets to keep floating Air Force for 30 years retiring charge. to move people around in the lab, technicians are at Dec. 31, 1954. He was a 300 electromagnetic forces and be. above the rail, but its propulmiles or m or e an hour. it able Th se sion will come from rockets, to simulate various track ey cau Baptist. t hey have no moving travel on rails, on cushions of parts, they are noiseless, vibra- will use rubber wheels to sup- irregularities, including track Survivors include his wife, air, on magnetic fields. tionless and practically pollu. port itself at speeds under 50 displacement under moving Mrs. Ruth V. Boutwell, SanThe m.p.h. Department of Trans. Lion-free. loads. It eventually will be p05ford; daughter, Miss Ella S. SOUTWELL. MAJ. OLAPI portation's High Speed Ground VAIDEN— Funeral services for Department officials feel sibbe to feed the computer char. Linear motors power two unBoutwell, Altamonte Springs; Mat, Olan Vaiden Boutwel l, 64 , Co Test Center, which sprouted in conventional guided transportation system acteristics of a specific section vehicles at such a brother, Maj. Doyle Boutwell, 307 Pine Lake Dr.. Sanford, who the desert four years of be ideal for tr be. ansit track from an existing railago, is the center: a tracked air cusii would Bogalusa, La.; two sisters, died Friday, will b* held t there to harness the latest tech. ion vehicle (lACy) tween cities. road p m today at grave'iide in Lake Represent,aflyesof anywhere in the country. and a Mrs. Clarice Beauchamp Mary Cemetery with Rev. several communities in the ' nology to improve ground tracked levitated vehicle, "These tests are aimed at Jackson, Miss.; Mrs. W. H. Kenneth W. Holt officiating. Full United States transportation, including (TIN), military honors will be Conferred and abroad are Improving ride comfort, safety, Pyhurn, McLaurin, Miss, present rail, future high speed by U S Mr Force, Gramkow The TACV, designed to watching testing developments reliability and speed," Reiff Gramkow Funeral Home in Fun',l Home in charge. rail and advanced systems. at the center, 60 passengers at speeds up to said. charge of arrangements. The $55 million complex has 150 miles per hour, uses the air About two-thirds of the G000NOUGH, MRS. &I CCU tracks more than 30 miles of tr acks exhaust from three jet E.— Funeral Services for Mrs. engines completed here are for testing INFANT GRIFFIN and guideways and a Rail Dy. for lifting Itself a few Ateen E Goodnough, 60, I Contessa Ranee Griffin, Osteen, who died Saturday, will naznics Laboratory with the above its five-mile loninches conventional railway and trang u- sit equipment. Included are dil- I be held at 10 a m.. wednesday, of infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V world's most advanced com. shaped cement guideway. Brisson Funeral Home with Rev ferent typeh and length of rail. ('.eorge E. Griffin, 2642 Sanford E D Houghton officiating. A N 1 4 puter-controlled simulator, The TLV, built for speeds up With old-fashioned wood ties Ave., died Saturday at Orange Burial In Osteen Cemetery. 1 4 F M which permits simulation of to 300 m.p.h., may be levitated costing $20 each these days, the ek Memorii.l Hospital. Brislon In chii'Qe. speeds up to 288 miles per hour magnetically as well as by air durability of concrete ties is Gramkow Funeral Home in CAMPBELL. PAUL M,— under varying track conditions. on Its 21.8-mile guideway. being examined. charge of arrangements. Funeral services for Paul M. A bridge crosses a pair of The department recently A nine-mile transit loop, with Campbell. 65. of Oviedo, whO N, 1 1 tracks with a high rail in the awarded Ford Motor Co. a $2.1 an electrified died Sunday. will be held at 2 third rail, Is used center, Three miles up the million p rn Tuesday at Oviedo Baptist contract for develop- by the Federal Railroad AdMRS. ALEEN GOODNOUGH -Church with Rev. A FlOurnoy track isa burst of smoke ordust ment and testing of a vehicle ministration to develop Mrs. Aleen E. Goodnough, 60, Jernigan officiating. Burial n porh urtling at incredible speed that could ride on a magnetic table instrumentation for onof Osteen, died Saturday night Oviedo Cemetery. Brisson 5 __________ ___________ L is a red and white bulletshaped field above a single Fur',ral Home in charge. aluminum the-spot diagnosing of track atSeminoleMemonlalHospital. projectile. It zips under the rail. It could lead to stream- condition Born in Batesville, Ark., she MONLER, ARTHUR M. ,toevaluateimproved ridge and out of sight. lined vehicles that would move subway cars, to perf Graveside funeral services for lived in Osteen for the past five The speeding object was a along one foot above a guide electrical-gas ect hybrid Arthur P, Mohler. years and was turbine member of Dolphin Blvd. S. St. Petersburg, linear induction motor research rail at 21 m i' h ,,. h, I-mr ""r" , 101 usteen riapusi i_nurcn. apid transit who died Friday, were held at 7 -. vehicle, or LIMRV. Glenn A. mid or late 198k. Saturday at Ooktiwn fl Survivors include her cars and to study energy ____________________ Reiff, the center's senior proj. 4jV- I x-_l Cemttery. Sanford The vehicle would be pollu. storage propulsion for subway husband, Ernest, Osteen; two ' / Set OLAN BOUTWELL 4 ' 3 l AREA DEATHS , - ere bombing case dropped. ' turn - ' - ;' .. tay ... Carmen No Threat t . Needed--Gov. Askew Te . - Pardon Explanation of the Nixon deci.sic,n Carmen Ills KTwo, Ruins Sugar Crop ,, : 1 1 ie Aruericait peopk arid the fully explaincd first. must be confiriiirit ion hearings that the American people wouldn't rH o . I ig Congress must have a full , "1 think the President must "stand for" a Nixon pardon, accounting on the reasons have some deep sea ted rea.wns Askew said only a full ex behind President Ford's for the decision," Askew said. planation by Ford will continue granti ng of a full pardon to Askew refused tp en ton the bipartisan sup'-wrt form P er president Nixon ac- whether Nixon should be "put necessary to combat the cording to Gov. Reubin Askew, on Ice," as one newsman ex. nation's economic woes. WASHINGTON (AP) — subordinates continue to be While not challenging the pressed it, to prevent a future '1%V "The country is interested White House Press Secretary prosecuted for Watergate-re. president's legal power to granttry for public office. A similar more in recover y . i:~ Jerald F. terHorst has resign ed lated crimes. than the pardon, Askew said Sunday device was used to keep former retribution, in the cost of living abniptiy, saying his credi bility "Mercy, like Justice, must night that moral considerations Vice President Spiro Agnew out rather than punishment," as spokesman for President also be even-handed," terllorst can not be ignored because "we of the 16 elections. Askew said. 44 Ford was irrevocably tarnished said. are a proud na ti on, of la ws and The go vernor, making a f inal ~d!_t in U pardoning of Richard M. not of men." Some Watergate figures are When the news conf erence 1. Nixon. Askew re peatedly spoke of Central already in Jail, o thers are under Florida campaign Illy did come around to the swing prior to Tuesday's "The President acted in good indictment and "their repuat hand — Askew's many "unanswered questions" primary vote, wanted to talk campaign bus 'ness for re-election conscience and I also found it tations and families also have 'k - the the prompted by Ford's noontime about the economy during a governor spoke strongly on neccssary to resign In good been injured," he said, announcement, especially in Greater Orlando Press Club need _______ conscience," terHorst said hitfor energy conservation. "I knew my credibility would view of "the who have served press conference, but spent er. He told Ford he was quitting be difficult to sustain GOVERNOR ASKEW time In jail, are in Jail, or who most of the Lime answering in the And, Askew said, he will shortly before the President absence of a like decision to will go to jail." newsmen's questions on the make sure President Ford's mile per hour speed limit was a aruounced the pardon Sunday. grant mercy to persons of less"What do you say to Mrs. Ford bombshell. will be succeeded (John W.) Dean?" Askew asked er stations in life," terHorst economic "summit con- useful conservation and safety leastTerHorst temporarily by John W.atsaid. "I think the decision of the ference" deals with the rising measure and will be retained. r hetorically. President today leaves cost of power. he who becomes acting Askew rejected out of hand Husn, Ford issued a statement sayAskew would not comment on questions that should be cleared Rejecting any possibility of proposals the state's sales tax press secretary, Hushen, 38, ing "I appreciate the fact that the problem of amnesty - or up, and It's Imperative that the gasoline rationing as a solution be cut from four to three per the Justice Department for four on people will differ with me pardon who had been top spokesman at good for Vietnam war President share with the because It would be an "in- cent, but said he would work 10 this very difficult decision. protesters and draft evaders Americanpeople the basis of vftatlon to another gasoline eliminate the 10 per joined the White House cent "I deeply regret Jerry let. which the president is his decision," he declared, shortage," Askew said the 55 municipal utility tax press office three weeks ago as Horst's resignation," Ford deputy to terHorst, said. "I understand his Hushen, like terHorst a for. 1mng his tenure as press mer Detroit News reporter, secretary, terHorst won the said he did not disagree with praise of White House newsmen Ford on the pardon. He said, personally think he did the right for speaking in simple declarafive sentences and attempting thing." TerHorst, 52, a veteran to give reporters regular access Washington newsman whose to Ford's staff. When Ford persuaded ter. career has been Intertwined Horst to turn in Ida press card with Ford's off and on since and become at least an nterim b 1948, was not consulted about press Local legal reaction by secretary, the Grand Noting that the basis. of Judges should not be elected," of it," the pardon. White House Rapids, Mich., native was Judges,attorney prosecutors and American Justice Is equal Cowart said. "Judges make the powerCowart difference. said, "that's Just sources said he learned of It Washington defense s to President treatment under the law, Van decisions on the law, and that bureau chief of the Saturday when it came t1zfl to "Ile Ford's decision to grant full Hook said that Nixon, because was a political decision, e decision wasand made prepare for a public an- News. He was then about to political reasons, notfor no'•rment start the final chapter of a bi. pardon to former president of his special position of public of anything to do with justice, and Nixon was mixed, but generally trust, "should perhaps be held Ford's surprise ography of Ford, a book soon to isIo,t, favorable today. politics don't have any place in be published. to a higher standard." Several attorneys also said Ackert, now in private the Judicial system," he said. TerHorst said he did not use TerHorst has said he was on . Cowart's colleague, Circuit threats of his resignation In any leave of absence from the News they suspected Ford was practice In Sanford, echoed Van Judge Roger Dykes, limited effort to dissuade Ford. creating a "trade off" in the Hock's concern on the possibly and had not made a final break , comment to a sarcastic In a telephone interview from from 31 years as a newsadverse effects on equal —'.-.-reference to the poli tical side of his Alexandria, Va., home, let- paperman. protection of the laws "in view ''i the squabble, say in g "per- Horst said his conscience told of the fact that all of N ixon's He was the first man named sonally, I'm happy to sm it him it was unfair for Nixon to to the new White House staff subordinates face or are In trial becauseI'm tired of hearing be pardoned while his former wider Ford. or Jail for acts his own tapes. about t he whole case." show he personally directed." Favorable reaction, sumThe political issues Involved . I5ming up the ma jori ty of the were raised by former stale attorneys who supported the legislator Mack Cleveland, and decision, came from Public Seminole Circuit Judge Joseph Defender Frank Kelly, and 'V Cowart, former prosecutor Newman While Cleveland, who praised Brock. the decision, said he doubted GORDON IJEIJr'J Kelly, an avowed "dyed In the the Democrats could use the wool Democrat," said "I don't issue against the Republicans "Political decisions are made think the president was in the South, par ticularly where on the basis of what's best for motivated by any partisan , Nixon is still supported, Cowart your party or your friends, Issue, I V think he did what he . was critical of the larger issue. while judges make decisions on thought was best for the "I think it illustrates why what the law Is. I'm not critical country." - - Monday, Sept. 9,1974-3A been identified as Fred Morrell, . 54, of Chicago, Ill. An autopsy Tape player and tapes valued determined the cause of death I / at $125 were reported stolen was a blood clot of the lung, the from Bob Dance Dodge West department added, (I4/pffr r First Street, Sunday, Plywood valued at 17(X) was Air compressor and welder stolen from Lot No. 46 Snow •valued at $750 were taken from Queen Rd., Road, NEW ORLEANS (AP) — cent of the Saturday. total crop. The dEsth e Mobil Lease Corp.' building Hurricane Carmen has sput- parity was not explained. Carole M. Warmington, 305 on Sanford Airport, Sunday, tered out and dispersed over Wild e' Ruth E. Belcher, 2843 Gayle valu Olive reported nine ponies The governor added: "The 1. Lou isIana and Texas after ed at $150 stolen froni P'ace reported trumpet valued € "neral :utchinn Parkway, damage to the sugar cane apir two dead and ravagingleavthe at $450 stolen from her home, Saturday. But pears to be the only &"nlIicant Louisiana sugar cane crop. Saturday. the storm did far less damage damage resul ti ng from the hur. Ro bert Eugene Colley, 20, 206 rLane." than officials had feared. Casselberry SCHOOL BOARD All eight candidates for the Seminole County School Board gave brief speeches and answered hays Dr. is in the Seminole Authorities said about 14,000 questions from an audience of about 75 persons who attended a "Meet Your Candidates" Night Red Cross officials estimated County Jail in lieu of $500 bond Richard Newel) Bluctworth, refugees CANDIDA TES organized Thursday by the Seminole County League of Women Voters at th e remained in evacthey had housed 60,000 refugees charged with Possession of drug 23,200 East Faith Dr., Maitland Altamonte Springs tuition centers early today. But at the height of the storm e Center. arly Paraphernalia, and possessi on isin the Seminole County Jail in - th ousands of others returned Sunday. of marijuana, lieu of $10,500 bond, charged home as the storm diswith carrying a concealed Edwards said he would not integrated after missing ' County firearm, possession of request President Ford to destate's major marijuana, and possession ofE population cendare the state a disaster area ters. David Calvin Cleveland, 42, cocaine. immediately. He said a st ud y Carmen, pa cking winds g us t- w Main Street Is in the Se minole Vikki Pa rrish Hartley, 23, 840 ou ld be made to f ind the best ingupto38QmII es perho had t County Jail in lieu of $00 bond, Pennsylvania Ave. Altamonte kind of aid to ask for farmers been heading straight north charged with assault and Springs Is in the Seminole Jail for who suffered losses. New Orleans. But it stalled for battery. In lieu of $5,500 bond, charged five anxious hours early Sun. The body of a man found in a with possession of marijuana, day, then veered westward — ditch along 1-4 Thursday has and possession of cocaine. through marshland and hit •"J A d Lafayette about dawn. Ji It was downgraded to a troBy Th e Associated Press and John Vanderhoof of CobraPlerpoint, a ' ri s pere nnial con- Aske w of Florida , Marvin Man- pical storm soon afterward. Se Voters in 13 states and the do face the most difficult pri. servative candidate. A lineman for Central Loui del of Maryland, Thomas P. Yes?erd.jy's high IS low tr iS of Columbia hold pri- mary fights but are favored to siana Electric Co. was found on morning 72. There was 331 Of an Salmon manes Tuesday to select candi- win. of Vermont, Wendell R. Sunday hanging Sons. Barry Goldwater, h at rain yC5tC'Cty In downed Anderson of Minnesota and dates for Ariz., November's congresParity cloudy through Tuesday Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y,, Patrick J. Lucey of Wisconsin Swofford, District power lines. The other victim will, Two hot Democratic battles Peter H. Dominick, H-Cob., sional and gubernatorial deeChance of atterroon Showers died in a storm-related traf fic and a few thunderstorms today and are In and Republican Sargent of A Sept. 30 trial date has been Lions. New York, where and Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis., Jackson will stand trial on a slight chance Tuesday . Tern accident, Hugh L. Carey and Howard J. are Unopposed for renomina. Massachusetts, set for former Altamonte two counts of robbery and using peratures moStly n upper lOs and Most of the nine incumbent Samuels Much of the state's sugar Five Republicans and (our 10*% l0night in lower 70% No, are battling to run Lion. Both parties have primary Springs mayor Lawrence a firearm in the commission of governors and five senators cane crop lay lncarmnen's path t hast Iy winds 10 mp or less Democrats are running to against GOP Gov. Malcolm fights for the seats of retirin Swofford on a renewed charge a felony, se eking new terms expected Gov. Edwin W. Edwards, who Rain probability er 4 per cent g ceed retiring of perjury, to Wilson, and in Massachusetts Semis. George D. Aiken, ft-Vt., Williams In GOP Gov, John Then renewed charge against win easy renomination, 70 per cent Tueidey. t ou red the s ta te by airplane Arizona, GuberDaytona Seach where the winner of the contest Norris Cotton, It-N.H., and Edfor Also set for trial that week by Swofford was made last week to Sunday, estimated that 75 per Tuesday—high 2:73 a m lidos Primaries are being natorlal candidates already , 3:07 p held for between former state Rep. MIward J. Gurney, R-Fla, correct Seminole Circuit Judge A. J . errors by the state either state or have been chosen In Con- cent of the crop was destroyed low-1:31 am, p.75 p rn; Port congressional In gubernatorial races, Wil- necticut and Rhode Island. l1winan Jr. was Peggy Sue attorney's office in advising the posts in Arizona, Colorado chalS. Dukakis and Atty. Gen. ata cost of $100 million. Gilbert Canaveral-- high 7 0 a m . 7 pm, Low -- e a rn 9 05 pm Russ, charged with second grand jury on the wording of its Connect i c u I, F lorida Robert Quinn will likely face son, who became governor bla, Durbin, vice president and genIn the District of Florida extended outlook We(j , GOP Gov. Francis W. Sargent. w hen Nelson A. Rockefeller re- appointe d Mayor Walter Wash- era] manager of the American nesday through Friday—parti, degree murder In the stabbing July 11 indictments against Maryland, Massachusetts, death of her husband, James A Swofford, Altamonte Public Minnesota, New Hampshire, signed last December, is unop- ingt')n and attorney Sugar Cane Loague, gave the C0dy with scattered mainly at Clifford erin thunderthow, 01 the five senators seeking posed Higtis n Director Don Bundy and (Pegleg) Russ, following a Works for the GOP nomination Alexander are the leading can- same $100 million estimate, but he New York, Rhode Island, Utah, new upper SOs to around 90. Lows terms, only county zoning Sen. Charles board member Vermont and Wisconsin. family figh t. in New York. sa id it represented only 20 per mostiy in th 70 McC. Mathias Jr., R.Md., has executives are Six other state didates in the city's first may. Richard thinks. expected to win oral election. Their Democratic A Sept. 30 trial date was set Republican Govs. Meldrim primary opposition. lie is ex- easy primary victories, Because of defects in primary battle Is tantamount to for Abner Jackson Jr., 22, indictments, and conflIcts in the Thomson Jr. of New Hampshire pected to defeat Dr. Ross They are Democrats Reubin election, Sanford, who recently had law most of the charges have charges in the police-fire been thrown out by county and Sanford WASHINGTON (AP) - It Ford had set the pardon ma- Labor Day weekend, researc h. lect!on in any Nixon trial, as- consulted specifically about the Clemente, Calif. estate. In was a process shrouded In se- chinery in motion on Aug. 30 tag the law addl. on crecy, 10 the precedent swnlng the grand jury eve'- pardon decision. Lion, there were suggestions days of deliberations when he asked White House question and conferring with tua lly Indicted the former presand negotiations that spanned counsel Philip Buchen Just two days before Ford or- that Ford had become conto deter. Special Prosecutor Leon Ja- ident, woul the continent. d be delayed For dered Buchen to gear up the cerned that action on a pardon mine the flflSwers to two ques- worskl about the duration of "nine months to a year and pardon machinery, the Presi. might be more difficult and It ended when President Ford lions: Was there any precedent any proceedings, perhaps longer" because of tin- dent had told his first White controversial if delayed. signed with a felt-Up pen a for granting pardon In advance Jaworskj, who directed the precedented publicity in the proclamation pardoning Rich. of any indictment House news conference that Ford expressed concern or con- grand jury that already had art] M. Nixon "for all offenses viction; and how case. while he shared "the general about Nixon's health when he 1 long would named Nixon as an unlndJcted against the United States" dur- any criminal proceedings The memo was sent to Ford, view and point of view of the made his dramatic Pardon ancoonspIra in the Wat.rg,te who never talked dir ing the 5'4 years of his presJ. against Nix ectly to Ja- 'Unerican people" that Nixon nouncement. on continue? .. ,,,, pondetJ with a worskl, acord1ng to Buchen. be spared prosecution, denev. wrw he had One source said the White :t jury se- Jaworsid said later he was not made no decision on the pardon House was sufficiently dis-possibility. turbed about Nixon's health It is unclear what led Ford to that former press secretary change his mind so completely Ronald L Ziegler, with Nixon in and so quickly. White house of. San Clemente, was contacted ficiats weren't saying. last week and asked about Nix. However, some Ford aides on's situation. say the President's concern The source quoted Ziegler as grew about Nixon's health as saying there had been no reports circulated that the change In Nixon's health. threat of prosecution was gradOn the other hand, a man who willy eating away at the former has seen Nixon in the last four President's peace of mind as he days described lain as. having sought tranquility at his San aged considerably. By CHRIS NELSON scheduled to handle this week, Noting Ford's statement _________ Herald Stall Writer saying the Moral implications during his vice presidential c..: Evening Herald — - CJfl .tnhn 1" '... Mexican Senator Freed to MEXICo CITY, Mexjcot AP — freed Sen. Ruben Figueroa and fourThe 'tcan army has aides 3 1 2 months by laiclo Cabanas Mexi(, held captive for '5 No, 1 guerrjla, but Cabanas eluded the troops. The defense ministry said so sonic (if the huge force that has been searching for Figueroaand Cabanas found the '&year.o senator in the village of El Quemado, inland from Acapulco in th wuntain tf Guerrero state and 310 miles south of Mlv fltv. A b:Ittlk' eri.suetj, and I)efca, Mints ter Ilermenegildo Cuenca Dlaz said a number of the guerrillas were killed or wounde1, many arrests were made, and a large alnotgtt arms was captured. But Cabanas "either escaped or of he was not there." PH n., £l44 ,7, White Colonists Revolt Wash. and Ernie D. Goodnough, San Francisco, al.; a brother, Wilby Coleman of Batesville; three sisters, Mrs. Ev Smith, Laramiuck, Wyo.; Mrs. Fannie O'Connor and Mrs. John Hergeth, both of San Francisco; two grandchildren. BrI.sson Funeral hlomt In charge. _-..--. •'• TO 3V V elefsoufQ Tm - ,.±I P" was former preSident of In ternational Disposal of take McCoy, a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church. Ml. Lebanon Masonic Lodge No. 776 F&AM ScottiSh Rite Mason Valley 04 Harrisburg. Pa and Zemtc' Temple, Harrisburg. Pa He is survived by hiS wile, Evelyn M . two d,ughlers, Mrs flerylt Urger. Nrwpurtfl.it' calf., and Sandra HousIci. Colorado Springs, Cola,; a son, Keith, St Petersburg; tour brothers. Howard of Oregon. Puiscll and Vincent, both of Lebanon. Pa, and Robert. Of Colorado. four jister,, Mr Louse Mossbauer, of Caiifo.-n'. Mrs. William Collarr, Woodixir,. N. j Mrs Reginald Van Zandt, York, Pa and Mrs tienparnin Breham, Palmyra, Pa Gee and P1111 Funeral Home, SI Petersburg, In charge. W ,.j' I Seven years ago from Tampa Pie Z - F E _____ — . r ____ _ aff _K4 ~i~_ B iffH7-- 5 E Jim - - -. N __!_ 9 _.. 11. -9 I'M4 I .- Ak ~ ; ~_, i 9 W 1 , E p U ___ --. ~ I _~ - ~ . _ -__ . t~___ __ ~_ _;!!_=_ __ Z~7~_ _~_ _,~ d _.$ ____ L 1.- I , C . WILLIAMS for It. Governor LISBON, Portugal 11 AP) — Portugue governjj; says it has ordered Its troops The in Mozambique to down an armed rebellion by hundreds of white settlersput opposed to the government's transfer of power to the black majority. The government said It sent a highranking army officer from Namnpula, in the northern part of the African territory, to negotiate with the rebels In Louren.', Marques, the capital. A crowd of whites took over the broadcasting station in Iourenco Marques Saturday and then seized the airport and other key points, R ir Mr Mohter, born In Lebanon. rd. mOYLU _ Ulu W, PAUL, CAMPBELL Paul M. Campbell, 68, of Oviedo, died Sunday morning. Born in lantana, he lived j Oviedo for the past 43 years. He was a member of Oviedo Baptist Church and was , retired building contractor, a - E She'll work for YOU. for a change! - - , M Tuesday, Sept. 10 Democratic Primary P't,'. 1)1 , .'uv. fly Acr:Y-'kvlLI_,A,.,'-. cA'.'t'AI., 'u?) 111W — 4 11 Poltc& Ad, t,_ c 'i-:: - -1 _ ~ _-~AWO = A __;___1 �Evening Herald Monday, Sept. 9,1974-5A OPINION Evening Herald Monday, Sept. 9, 1974-4A - IN BRIEF a MWnIng tiClald JACK ANDERSON 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Fidel WAYNE Li DOYLE, Pub lisher TOM MKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Castrn's Po aft ow it l o+ i 1h ai %00 I oppression Are We Never To Escape Watergate p Are we to be forever haunted by Watergate" political system is now to tear apart the fabric of our concept of equal justice under law? Is President Gerald Ford the man to really "bring us together" or just another partisan politician from Grand Rapids whose first loyally is to his parts'? How do you go about giving a "pardon" to a man who has confessed no guilt, has been charged with no crime and has shown no sense of remorse? How do you "pardon" a President whose very words show him to be guilty of, at the very least, obstruction of justice, and whose actions came within an ace of tearing apart the veryabric f of our system of government? This was not mere money the man was stealing? He was chipping away at th e very fundamentals of the American system of government and justice. And what are we to make of Mr. Ford who on at least two occasions — before a Congressional committee when his nomination for the office of Vice President was under consideration and later at a nationally televised press conference vowed to stay out of the case at least until the legal machinery had been set in action? And where does this leave Mr. Nixon's sulordinates, many of whom have already "done time" and others who still face prosecution for their roles in the Watergate affair? Are we to presume that we now have three systems of justice—one for you and still another for ex-Presidents? President Ford's message on the subject spoke of whether it would be possible for Mr. Nixon to receive a fair trial, of the suffering of the Nixon family, and of the possibility of a lengthy delay between any indictments that might be returned and a trial. Well, we've got news for President Ford, the penitentiaries of this country are full of people who could make the very same argument and make it a great deal more convincing than an ex-President of the United States living in the luxury' of San Clemente, This will, of course, be read as a cry for vengeance in some quarters. It is not. It is very simply a demand that justice be dispensed in an even-handed manner without fear or favor. It is also a plea to th e average citizen to come to grips with the seriousness of the crimes committed under the umbrella of Watergate. It is all to easy for some demagogue to get us whipped up abou t "crime on the streets" which we can identify with loss of our money or personal injury. It is more difficult to identify with the "high crimes and misdemeanors" mentioned in the Constitution,,. which includes the misuse of government agencies, obstruction of justice and lying 'to th e American people, which Is what we're talking about when we ta lk of Watergate. If we might add a personal note, it is encouraging to note that as in the original Watergate investigation it has fallen to a journalist to put 'Principles" before "political expediency." Jerald terflorst, a close personal friend of President Ford for many yea rs, and press secre tary since \lr. Ford's elevation to th e Presidency, resigned to :)rotes the pa rdon. Legally, we understand Mr. Ford to be on solid constitutional grounds. Morally, we think the action il l-advised and ill-timed. It is certainly not one designed to shift th e focus and energy of this - '. nation away from Watergate and to inflation and the economy. Meanwhil e, we wouldn't be a bit surprised to hear an' da' now that Mr. Nixon has decided "in the best interests of the country" to run for United States Senator from California. __________________________ - T; ; Flit. tAPs Orlando birner William D. Rollo says his business partner is being falsely blamed for a $5,000 bribe which Rollo paid to a county official, the St. Petersburg Times reports. In a copyright story, the Times said Sunday that Rollo drove from Orlando to the newspaper's office in St. Petersburg to clear Stanley Cidlowski, a St. Petersburg Beach builder. Cldlowskl recently was named by a Pinellas County grand jury as a payoff source in an alleged scheme to pay the bribe In return for a permit to build a condominium. He was not indicted. The Times quoted Rollo as saying that (1d1owskI — a partner in the building venture wrote the $5,000 check, thinking it sas for legal services. R ollo claimed he gave the money to J. Anthony King, Indian Shores town attorney, with the understanding that the funds would he passed to Politicians in return for th'. pt'rmnit WASHINGTON A less bombastic Fidel Castro Is now on his best behavior, as he strives to bring Cuba into the society of Western states one affidavit, when th e tremendous conditioning cell searches were called. The knocking at your front and back doors starts, you talk." so cold you freeze. All this to make "rIqsa," as the 'uiirth come into your gallery after midnight," About six or seven G-2 men, armed to the teeth The prisoners are permitted to see their according to one account, 'and line you up Hemisphere nations. But hidden from the with Russian machine guns, rush in your house, families once a week. "You are shaved by a outside or against the wall. They start to throw prominent visitors he has enticed to Cuba is an screaming, pushing your family, searching your gorilla, without shaving cream, then taken to a everything you own outside and douse water all unspeakable world of political oppression, home, not allowing your wife or children to go to small room, all bugged, with your investigator over OUT bed, which normally is thrown front' We have written about the terror and torttire the bedroom to put their clothes on. sitting next to you, and are given six or seven one end of the gallery to the other. In the prisons of Brazil's right-wing dictatorship . the minutes with your family, after your family has "You also get beat up. When you are taken Now we have received evidence of similar "They insult you with every filthy na me in tactics In the prisons of Cuba's left-wing dicbook. Finally they push you outside, with your been given a lecture to tell you to confess." outside, nude, the mUttlanas (women guard The letters and affidavits described the food family crying, and put (You) into a G-2 car." tatorship. stand in the patio and laugh at your nakedness.' in Cuban pr isons as scarcely enough for surThe victim is hustled to 2 headquarters vival. At th e Isle of Pines prison, the prisoners were Just as Brazilian political prisoners smuggled At La Cabanas Fortress pilson, 160 men welcomed off the ferry boat by "guards on both where, accord their stark stories to us through priests, Castro's ing tohave the affidavit, prisoners have managed to smuggle all your "you are taken were crowded Into galleries without windows, sides of the gangplank, hitting us as we passed letters, into a small room, clothes taken nothing but iron grill at the end was hot by them, and I mean hitting with clubs and away from you, searched affidavits and other evidence to the U.S. with even within your body, then given a pair of mechanic overalls without in the summer that the prisoneri couldn't bear to sticking us with their bayonets, Just for fun I directions that they be delivered to us. wear clo th es. When it rained, th e water washed guess," states one letter. We have checked out their charges, as best into the living quarters. The interrogation takes place in a small ofThe prisoners at the Isles of Pines got up at 5 we could, with former prisoners who have been "At one te," states an affidavit, "we were a.m. and worked until 6 p.m. "cutting weeds, released from Castro's custody, We are willing In front of you to scare you," recounts the of- not allowed to have water to shower for 23 days." planting trees, picking fruit." "God forbid," tomakea personal Inspection of these prisons Anotherwere describes the hour in athe sun which the reported one former prisoner, "if they should Castro will permit it, as we also offered to do In if fidavit. "Then the questioning begins, with in. prisoners permitted once month, Brazil. suits, the threats, the false accusations, where catch you eating a piece of fruit. The guards "But we had to run in double time. All the would make mince meat out of you with their The letters and affidavits describe a horror everybody Is accused of being the CIA." time we were running, we were being hit by the bayonets." which, for the unhappy souls who run afoul of - If the prisoner doesn't give the answers they guards with clubs, bayonets and Iron sticks. Castro's politicri police, usually begins with a The prisoners were subjected to daily want, cells. he is held alternately in overheatet and Then down again Into the hole, again being hit by beatings, according to the smuggled documents, frightening, after-midnight arrest, frigid "The heat is so bad, you faint. And the guards." "There was seldom a month in the Island when "You and your family are all last asleep,11 then you are brought in a special cell that has air Most of all, the prisoners dreaded the they did not kill one or two prisoners. a ' — StonePrimary Spending Champ — - Weevils Eating Fetus Murder Charged V COCOA BEACH, Ha. (API — Police say two men have t'*'n charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of an unborn child. Officials said Gloria Lennear, 18, who was six months pregnant, was shot and critically wounded Friday. The shooting resulted in the death of the unborn child, police Mrs. l.ennear was at a recreation complex when a man DON OAKLEY walked up to her and shot her with a shotgun, authorities said. Charged with first degree murder were Kenneth Coleman, 51, and Lernniie H. Houston, 25, both of Cocoa, police said. RAY CROMLEY Min Asks Americans Use ' Cents' 4r Mediocrity / t )) . ---,\ ~ ~ i II ~ k(( I ~~& I ~( X )- Rules In %4 ,V .."Of 1 , 11__ Ir * ,i m -i - I - 0 Congress 1. WASHINGTON (NEA) The problem is In the past 11 years, the U.S. Bureau of the U5 / not the President is too strong. It is ra ther that Mint has sta mped out some 62 billion Lincoln cents. It is currently producing 35 million each Congress is too weak not weak th power, but in / abili ty. day, almost twice as many as last year. Any reporter who consistently visits the Hill Fully half this tremendous output, however reads endless press releases from mediocre men0 something over 30 billion coins, the Mint grasping for publicity. They Jump at consumer estimates—is not in actual clrcjation. Thus the protection, antipollution, aid for the poor, help penny shortage which is a severe problem or i . for veterans and the unemployed, not because convenience all over the country. / these are worthy causes, but because they bring Where are all these pennies hiding? According headlines, to Mint director Mary Brooks, billions of them ' Recently, a na tionally prominent senator are In dresser drawers, shoe boxes, pickle jars refus almost any place you can think of. An unknown ed, through his public rela tions man, to see 's...— number of others are believed to be In the hands one of the abler reporters in this town. 'What can _____ —j 1/1 of speculators. "i' you do for my man?' was the question asked and The reason for the la tter is that in December, the reason given for refusal 'j If you dou bt this at ti tude, skim the thouvt, 1973, the Treasury announced that It would request legislation changing the penny from 95 of laws these men propose each year, determine ho w many have substance. When the energy per cent copper and 5 per cent zinc to an crisis hit this na tion full tilt, wi thin days bunaluminum alloy. It was apparent t dreds of bills were thrown into the hopper. Few steadily rising price of copper would eventually had input from energy experts, make the amount of metal In the penny worth Few made prac tical sense, Some, if adopted, would more than the face value of the coin. ' have Although there are stiff penalltles for melting brought disaster. 7be sponsors Could have cared . ku they had "shown" constituents they were downpenn1es,uhey tiv £ ". ' '' bythetens '' on the ball. of millions, just as silver coins vanished In the middle 1960, even though the number of pennies Fewmenon thehlllha yeaflyideaas toth ? that would ha ve to be consumed to make any merits or demerit., of much of the legis lation on ______ which they vote. In most cases, copper conversion Operations worthwhile is interviewing staggering. senator or representati ve for Insight into a a naFor example, the market price of copper tional problem, whether inflation, foreign a!____ fairs, defense spending or government reform, would have to go over $1.50 a pound (it is still Ijr; is well below that) to exceed the face value of a ________________________________________________________________________ ea ho-hum experience, Most don't know what they penny. At $1.50 a pound, 250,000 pennies, are talking about, Reporters wouldn't bother weighing 1,714 pounds and wi th a face value of xcept that a congress xcept is a1way good for a $2,500, would he worth $2,571 as raw copper. The quote. $71 profit would hardly pay for the energy In this mass of mediocrity there are a number s needed to melt them down. of very able men — a nucleus, wi th dedicated But whatever the explanation, the penny Editor staffs, determined to become experts in one area or another. The drones depend on them. If we shortage cwlinues and the Treasury Depart. ment Is appealing for the help of patriotic Editor take the men of considerable ability (some Superintendent Even Americans. Evening Herald brilliant) and add the average men of School., who It points out that just one billion pennies Sanford, Fla., 32771 for their "averageIesa" by bard work, make up to th e editor are always welne, we get a returned to circulation would save taxpayers total which adds up to, perhaps, a They should be as brief as possible and th of the four $10 Dear Sir: million. If I hithon pennies were re turned, the Senate and House, No more. comment on matters of general interest. Mint would not have to make any more for No legisla tive body with this The letters should deal with issues and avoid low percentage of almost two years and would save $150 million. I would li ke to thank you and others on the personalities. effective men can act intelligently on legislation, ,, Evening Herald staff for publishing the bus Lake national leadership or To stimulate citizen participation, the routes in your Th e editor reserves the right to edit compete with an th ose Treasury is awarding Certificates of Special prper. It alleviated the problems letters for reasons active, gifted president. of space, but wW exercise of the transportation depar tment Citation to anyone who deposits or cashes The problem lies in ourselves and it was an great care that the thrust of the letter is not lost worth of pennies at a commercial bank, excellent service for the people of our corn- In the editing. Representatives especially know reelection munily. shild forward the names of persons or grou All letters most be signed with a rustling de pe nds on what they do for their consti tuents, ps I wn aware of the extra work and expense not wha t they do for their Co qualifying for the citation to: Mrs. Mary Brooks, addrtis an when possible, a te lephone un try. And what is ownber done for consti tuen ts Dictor of the Mint, 55 Mint Street, San involved in setting up the type for his project. to the Identity of the writer may be checked and must be CiSCO, 94175. Fn- Such interest in serving the schools and people is termi. polls Confirm few voters in hard, cold estabIishe However, the Evening Herald will very commendable and we In the school system respect how their repre$ethUve vo know or care the wishes of writers who do tes -.except on .i not want It may all be water over the gate appreciate your continuing efforts to keep the their ket matters, Wha t they want to names to appeur In print, know is weary Americans, but historians, and certainly people Informed about school development,,. how their congres We reserve, of course, the right will Intervene for to reject any thcm' future Americans, are going to be "wallowing" personally for a Job, a Sincerely, letters this newspaper conside rs to scholarship a rezoning or be libelous or in the subject for genera ti ons to come, The or for eir friends, rela v way William P. Layer sl*oderous, th ti es, members of th ings are going, they will have whole li braries _________________________________ their lodge, association, union or race, dvuted to it. The first issue of "Bookietter", a new review (d "whaizname" once wrote published by Harper's Magazine Co., lists a the world is a 1k had no intention of quitting, .tige, and e arc but "bit" players (or md th en, he's before par tial Watergate bibliography of 46 titles, Those some such W offering his resignati on! thought J. swelling the "W" card catalogue file include: . As much as I'd prefer That was quite believing otherwise, I haye no some "bit" which President Ford thIe but to think "Watergate by the Numbe -s," "Watergate: that a 'deal" uitoackd Stind;jy fny of a CrL1s," "Watergate and as made You resign and then I'l! pard4n iou, ctc, ,' Unfortunately, I was only half-way th rough Berns White house," "Watergate : Crime in the tein and Wtdward's best seller, "Ml The President's Men" Suites," "Watergate Hearings," "Watergate If that's not the ease, _________ hen the announcement was made on TV. Portraits," "Watergate, the View from the the only alterna tive is as 1r. Now for certain Ford has Indicated th e man 11 I and his famil I had to finish It in a hurry. After all, I did want Left," "Watergate and the Myth of American y have sto know (ered enough. (Was it how the us that much that there really is a previo "act" concluded before I could. se,lnus Democracy" and simply "Watergate." health problem invoIed adtuately adjust to this "next scene.") 'but a select few can appreciateover which none of us If you promise not to tell, I'll letyou in on my I'm anxious the curtain to t'tTet,,.J peeked at the last page o see what happened . St(rC for us In thefor see what's in next chapter, aren't And perhaps It - - 7/i ' - - ". .- ;1 I It \....3 Pulpit Humor Helps ____ At least nine persons died in weekend traffic accidents on state roads, including four killed in a two-car collision near Lakeland, state troopers say. Troopers said three of the four died when the car in which they w"re riding was rammed by a vehicle driven by Grge H. Borde, 70. A spokesman said Borde, who also died in the accident, failed to stop early Sunday at an intersection on US. 92 about three miles east of Lakeland. The three other victims were identified as Jerry Grimes, 17, of Clennor.t; Inez McDonald, 49, of Groveland; and Paul Giddens, 25, of Marietta, Ga. Troopers gave the following details of these other fatal accidents: Robert M. Greim, 27, of Tampa, died Saturday when his motorcycle crashed into a car at an intersection on the Patrick Air Force Base. Sonja K. Slater, 7, of Pinellas Park, was killed Saturday in a two-car accident in her hometown. Two pedestrians, Emerson Fulmore, 71, of Titusville, and Frances Dugan, 41;, of Tampa were killed In separate ____________________ Duo a..) ' o biective E ffectieve _n r I : 1~ I — — -. i For Results Re-Elect . - _. Ar S. P. Culpepper for SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY • P01. Ad Paid For By Campaign Tre at. S. P. Cuipipper E: __ THOUGHTS Do not cast me off in the time of old age; forsake me not when my strength is f FT Psalm 71:9. ' :, U "To know how to grow old is the master work of wisdom,and one of the most d1fflcal t chapters "OK. Rocky, good suggestion' We'll mrow it in U great art of living." into the hop,er 'Buy Cyprus" Henry Frederic Amid. Swiss phikxophcr. - - was that final paage which better me to try to understand this latest develop. A ray of sunlight from the b tIer1ts : "The President said, '1 want you to uildin the real know that I estate conveyances recorded for the g trad e no intention whatever of ever walking away from By JOHN A. S)IKI week Cn{Jflg Aug. 30, the 1974 was higher — and get that job that the American pciIe elected me to do for th worij, 1e'IiIe ef the United States." e approximately $Q,0oo, as Cornpaj please higher by for the annie week last year. Just knew that if Then that has to be a port of the answer, right? we waited long enough, there'd be a ___________________ silver lining behind those dark bu ilding clouds The Clock prepared . I P S S E Daryl Brisson -110~ " -L ii: OR ECT . • - • - - - . , of Seminole County * Fair play for all employees * No new taxes Social ~,q t • - % Their pledge to you.' • NO NEW TAXES unriirr Into ___________ ntAocuI1LJfl1tbItRU tAt r "UN - . . 'ALL-OUT FIGHT ON CRIME .t - INCREASED TOURISM PROMOTION fr" STATEACOUISIT1ON OF RECREATIONAL i,, wI I, l.• . . - Rrlu ItIULT tNURNLitIItU LANDS ' with 12 years of legislative experience 1 , -. Ellie Griffin experienced in business They are a first team in which all _________ " Magi Floridians can take pride. ' - _ In4-V'%_k__ ö. *; V L ..II. LI.... ' - ' Spending Security Retire ' Ii P V • fr W A floi'idd - ___ ____ THE SUNSHINE" Law U.S. V Os' '' ELLIE GRIFFIN FOR LT. GOVERNOR T E ENACT Federal "GOVERNMENT IN ELECT Republican Pol Ad Pd for by Daryl Brisson Campaign mu. S a Ben Hill Griffin. Successful businessman Management INCREASE Maximum Wage Allowed * Logical, intelligent decisions * Children firsts Personalities last ___; - t . * • , I 41-T ESTABLISH Federal Of lice of Energy Th\_t 1_ 1/ Florida Democrat REDUCE Federal - --.--'- ROBERT C. "BOB" COKER CONSERVATIVE - , ELECT Florida's Native Son District School Board 4 • - FOR GOVERNOR 4Fr-- T .,,,,,, BEN HILL GRIFFIN magazine (Anderson, S.C.) competition. "In high school at JacksonFor further advice, send for which includes not only top. notch quotations of world leadrs my booklet "Public Platform 'ille, I was interested in the bI Strategy," enclosing a bong obogical sciences," she said. on all vital topics. But also 3 pages of sta mped, return envelope, plus \ y biology teac her was going to college to get a degree cents. whole wholesome humor (not lewd, pornographic stuff) that help enrich sermons iii well as all other public speeches. V V Study READER'S DIGEST, which also contains sterling essays, as well as ____ 0 Eleci l',4,f I' ,,,, IL,,,i VOTE FOR estry. O - __ 'l' COURT - His sermonizing, knowing that NEWSLETTER, mimeogra- Battillo, also a forester, "Most all listeners enjoy narration plied, in which you tactfully of the people I work with are better than "teachy" ex- name at least 50 to 100 very he lpful." Whenshetramps through the parisioner's each month position. (8) Teach yourself' names 115,000-acre forest wearing That's, why college youth prefer fiction magazines to and faces so you can greet canvas leggings to protect her parishioners by name or places from possible snake bites, she is textbooks undaunted at slogging through Persue a daily of business. mud or swatting at mosquitoes (9) Stimulate athletic con. newspaper, to keep up-to-date tests between the youth of your and flies. with current illustrative stories church and those of neighboring Mrs. Battillo says a teacher for sermons, Subscribe to QUOTE parishes, for people relish stimulated her Interest in for- - Around 9 (GROUP 2) Hone ymooning former Jacksonville resident, For Jesus used the story contributions, too! telling (narrative) technique (7) Put out a monthly who recently married Jerry - gx_ - Letters To The FLORIDA SUPREME — withheld pending notification of relatives. 8 TO With Mother Nature A 21-year-old Mayport man died when his motorcycle struck a car In Duval County. Hie name was being .10 JOE "y ,' '' weeds, USDA scientists at Fort Lauderdale aay they will soon test a In 16 months, scientists said, second type of weevil which splendid hum or, adapted to the river was once again open to may By GEORGE W. CRANE be more adaptive to the Pulpit use. PILD.,M.D. boaters. Since that beginning, American climate. Bob Orben, most prolific officials report, the beetle's CASE: 643: Caleb D., aged humor writer nowadays, says have been used with success in The white amur fish has the best sources of humor for 24, Is a seminary student. the rest of the state to eradicate proven successful in a pilot "Di'. Crane," he began, ou speakers consists of QUOTE a large part project in various small lakes of often advise ministerial magazine, plus READER'S the alligator at eating hydrilla and the Floriweed problem. students as well as older DIGEST. da Cabinet recently approved clergymen on how to fill the Remember. Jesus used the Biologists also report the an expanded project to stock pews. main tool of humorists when he hyacinth weevil and the white the fish in larger lakes around "And you say It takes a employed hyperbole (ex- amur fish have proven success- the state, livewlre in the pulpit to elec. travagant exaggeration) to evoke smiles and open laughter trlfy a congregation, "In addition, you stress the from his audiences. (5) old adage about the need to fill Subscribe to the pulpit before you can fluthe GUIDEPOSTS—Dr. Peale's inspirational monthly. church. "Well, If you were a young GUIDEPOSTSoffer the tea'. pastor, how would you reduce jerker type of true episodes, the number of empty pe ws amid often autobiographical by Increase the contributions leading athletes, movie stars PERRY, Fla. (AP) Bever- in forestry. He suggested furthe collection baskets each sind ordinary folks. ly Battillo is spending her hon. estry as an area that might Sunday?" Clergymen especially need such relevant illustrations for eymoon In the woods, where she combine all my interests." Pastors are usually very high the climax of their sermons, to is right at home as the first So she !udled first at the In I.Q. and quite familiar with female forester in Florida, give listeners that vise-like University of Georgia on a Nathe Bible, but out of contact Mrs. Battillo, who has been tional Science Foundation sumconstriction of the heart, plus with their congregation. To become an Interesting the lump in the throat and tears on the job for two years mess- mner scholarship and then at the uring trees, checking them for University of Florida, a in the eyes. sermonizer (orator), disease and directing a crew of Deftly weave the names "It surprised me a great deal clergyman needs these con- of 3(6) parishioners into each male loggers south of this Taywhen Buckeye Cellulose Corp. stant forensic aids: sermon, in a relevant manner, br County town, says she's not approached me about the Job," (I) A Bible, where in he can thus covering 150 families per resented by male foresters. Mrs. Battillo said. "I always "They appear very happy thought, until I was offered this see the superb Applied year. that they are the ones to have Job, that I would end up In a Psychology that Christ emThey'll be devoted rooters pboyed thereafter and zoom their the first girl forester," says the research position.' ' - RETUR Pack Church Pews 9 Die In Weekend Wrecks ICCi(Jeflts. .m.. Hyacinths - said. ... BERRY'S WORLD By The Associated Press officer every month, said he's nection with the Watergate af. cause of Justice or the best in. eight other Democrat., and At least one Floridian, con- hoping two The Winter Park Republican, for a pardon because fair before receiving a pardon, terests of America could be victed Watergate burglar Eu- "every time I hear that I am a furRepublicans are seeking, strong said a supporter of Nixon an f j "I think this pardon is against ther genio Martinez, hopes leniency convicted felon, it really hurts served by the prosecution he agreed with Ford's action, a member the national Interest," Smith of the now-defunct becomes a habit for President me. I did "Withou t the former Pre-!. Senate Waterga te Committee, not become an Amer. said from his Barlow home. of Mr. Nixon himself," Ford. But Pettigrew said, "The dent's situation be ing solved, quit his ra ce for re-electi on ican citiien with the intention of "As long as he (Nixon) does not Nixon case, like all others, Watergate would have hung "I believe President Ford becoming a convicted felon," admit guilt, we will have a after he was charged or July ". should have cannot be unfair ar4 ili be .......... u..s va lidni ti i r, ,.a nn,. -mv, .iUi- ni,.'.' as lety, conspiracy anti :th:r dided CuulIuy, priate Judicial procedures and ney said in a telephone inter- perjury In connection generous with the four men at Miami man convicted in the with an Ford's s"rprise action, which the very bottom of this affair as burglary, said he was alleged slush fund. pleased came during the waning days of Richard Nixon's guilt or In. view from Washington. nocence should have been eshe was with Nixon," Martinez with Ford's decision. Florida's primary said Sunday after Ford ancampaign, thblLshed In the courts," "I was in Jail a year, 22 days Inserted a new issue into the flounced a "full, free and abso- and two hours," said Stone said, "I think it was a Barker, Senate race, lute pardon" for the former 57. "But I would derive no bit premature. It would have Rep. Bill Gunter, t)-Fla. sup- been a lot sounder if he let President. the pleasure out of having someone ported the pardon, while Rich- pr "The only thing we did was else submitted to the same tor- ard Stone tor do his work first, We and state Sen. Rich- don't know what's being parcarry out orders from the White lure I was. Jail Is not the soluard Pettigrew, D-Miami, cr111- doned," house," said Martinez, 52, one Lion to Watergate." cued it. All three are Demoof four Miami men origi nally Other candi da tes in the Sen. But Chesterfield Smith, tin- cra1ic contenders In Tuesday's convicted in the Watergate mediate past president of the Senate ate race were unavailable for Primary, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) spend close to$75,000during the burglary, comment. American Bar Association, said Gunter said, "The law was Democratic Senate can. final week of the campaign. Sen. Edward Gurney, who The Cuban-born Martinez, Nixon should have admitted never intended ta wreak yen- now occupies the hat who "This thing's a horse race didate Richard Stone ap. post t must report to a probation some degree of guilt in con- geance. I fail to see how the Gunter, Pettigrew, Stone parently will end said Syd Johnston, Grifup as the now," and spending champion of the 1974 fin's campaign manager. primary with his final ex. "We've really caught on fire the penditures ixpected t be at last four or five days." least $350,000. But Gov. Reubin Askew, shown by polls to be running Reports of last week's outlays well ahead in his re-election will be filed in the secretary of bid, will spend less than $200,state's office today, but none of 000 of the $300,000 he's accepted JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Florida spends $15 million a say they are turning from their ful In pilot projects at attacking Stone's 10 prImary rivals — or In campaign contributions, said — Scientis ts any other statewide candidate in Florida are hop- year fighting the water use of chemica ls and re port ing aqua ti c weeds. campaign manager Jim Smi th. ing that superbeetle and super- hyacinths, hydrill.a and alliga- success with more natural is expected to top $300,000 in A two-year pilot study using "We think that's enough to do fish will follow the pattern of tor weeds that clog canals, means total spending. of combating the weeds, the hyancith weevil in 68 sites the Job," Smith said. success set by superweevil in lakes and rivers in every part of around Florida indicates that Meanwhile, a spokesman for helping fight the state's pesky the state. The first success came with the snouted bug could HARD of Hearing? aquatic weed problems. But now agriculture experts the South American flea beetle, cally reduce hyacinth dramati- Democratic gubernatorial cangrowth. didate Ben Hill Griffin says the Call 834.8776 which the U.S. Department of The adult and larva weevil citrus millionaire will spend Flaroda H.arnj Ad Agriculture first Introduced devour the hyacinths with g usto close to the $250000 limit for into the state back in 1. Ca,, and what is just as important that race. That means he could Clelbqr,, i ,,l of I Scientists imported 200 of the they do not least substantially tiny flea beetles to a site on the on desirable plants once they Ortega River near Jacksonville have done away with the weeds, N that was clogged with alligator scientists report. Orlando Builder Admits Bribe ST. - Home Delivry: Week. 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.2; Year, $28.40. B Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. MI other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, 122.40. Floridians React To Ford Leniency FLORIDA --- ------ "BOB" COKER to the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Paid Poi, t ,rai Adertum,i, paid fo r by Campaign Treasurer 000~iw 0 BEN HILL GRIFFIN and ELLIE GRIFFIN FOR GOVERNOR P3.d f c'B.eo H.! Gr!!n FOR LT. GOVERNOR Gj,.:n' i, ;,r !!' �___ __________ -- - - - — ----- - 6A—Even(ng Herald Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Nàtico _____________________ — — Legal Notice 1egal Notice Legal Notice FICT OUS NAME _________________ _________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, NOTICE UNDER FICTI NOTICE UNDER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Notice Is hereby 9iVefl that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR1 engaged in buIn NAME STATUTE t SflCII1t1Q & CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO WHOM TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERl,i: NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS NAME engaged In buslnist a? Semorin CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, IT MAY CONCERN: Snelling, Personnel, 303 Semeca COUrTY. FLORIDA. Notice it hereby Clven that the Notice is hereby given that the Blvd • P.O. ilox 319), Forest City, FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that I am NAME STATUTE Blvd • Seminole County, Florida CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.I4la.O undersigned, pursuant to the undersigned, pursuant to the 371St, Seminok C0uny. Florida PROlATE DIVISION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN engaged In business a? 103 Blue under the ficiHious name of KAY Ficti'Ious Name Statutc', Chp$er unJer the fictitious name Notice ii hereby gyen that the Heron Lane. Catselberry, 32707, "Fictitious Name Statute' Chapter CASE NO. PR. 74.142CP RIGGS, and that ' intend to register IN RE: IntheMatteroffl,.AdoptIon $6J.09. Florida S09.FiorldaStatutes,wiltreg!ster CfUALITY BOOK DISTRIBUTORS. undersigned, pursuant to Ihe Seminole County. Florid, under the Said name with the Clerk of the of Statute, will register with the County Comptroller, in and and that I intend to register said ESTATE OF "FiCti?io Name Staline' Chapter fictitious name of N 6. N DESIGN withtheCIerlioffheCIrcuitCor, Circuit Court, Seminole County, JAMES EUGENE HOFFMAN US 09, Florida Statute, will register SERVICE, and that I Intend to . Seminole County, Fiurida, far Seminole County, Florida, upon name with the Clerk of the Circuit EDWIN A. MCQUAIERS Florida in accordance with the the receipt of proof of the publication c Court, Seminole County. Florida in upon receipt of proof with the Clergi nf the Circuit Court, in register said name with the Clerk of p'ovision of the Fictitis Name Deceased NOTICE OF this notice, the fictitious name, to. accordance with the provIsionS of pbIIcatIon of this notIce, the tic, and for Seminole County, Florida, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Statutes, To.Wit: Section 185.0$ ADOPTION PROCEEDINGS upon receipt of proof of the Florida, in accordant with titlous name, towl?: ALTAMONTE wit: 43 Inc. dba SABAL PALM the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Florida 3tatvtes 1957. NOTICE TO CREDITORS publication of this notice, the tic, the provisions ci the Fictitious MOBIL under which I am engaged CLUB under which we are engaged Wit: Section 165.09 Florida Statutes TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 5: Anilda A. Riggs TO: DARLENE S RiSI.O titiOij name, to wit; DAYBREAK in businets at the corner of State in business at State Roaø 431. in the 1951. Name Statutes, ToWit. Section Publish: Aug. 19. 26, Sept. 2.9, 1971 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 1212 Washington Str'et City of longwood, Florida. FARMS under which we expect to &.09 Florida Statutes 1957. DEE.113 Road436 and Palm Springs Drive, in 5: Tt.ocnas Woodruff saiD ESTATE: Apartment No. 1 engage in busine at Route 1, Bo the parties interested in said Publish: Sept. 9, 16, 71. 30, 1974 5: NelIa P. P1.111 ______________________________ the City of Altamonte Springs, You and each of you are hereby Whitehall, b,s ?ennsyIvania FICTITIOUSNAME mess enterprise are as follows' OFF 7, 32, Oviedo, Florida 37745, Florida. Publith Sept. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1974 .qi,rr:l i .1::. n!'fit'd ' tiCeISPivcflthat '.P are That the party 'nteres*.ed in said That i;a pirty i;l€t, an s.aaa OFFI) wistM J. o( cI&n a and dernends "OU ARE HEREBY engaged u businetsat P.O. flo t, President business enterprise is as follows: lOTIFtEL' busiiess is £% foIIow: either of you, may have against laid IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND that the Petlticners named herein, — Lake Maty, Seminole Couniy, Joseph R. 'turner, A. DUDA & SONS PIEUHART ENTERPRISES, COUNTY. estatein theotticeot the' Clerk of the FOR SEMINOLE DONALD 1. HOFFMAN and Florida under the fictItious name of SecTreasurer COOP, ASSN, INC. Circuit Court of the Eighteenth It.! THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR B & J MASONRY, and that we In FLORIDA. DARLENE J. HOFFMAN, his wife, Dated t Orlando, Orange County, Dated at Ovieøo, Seminole County, B,': Frederick Charles Neu. judicial Circuit, Seminole County, t'IlYe filed a Petition in lPie above CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.tOJ.A SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA tend to register said name with the Florida August 25, 1971. Septerrber 5, 91i. Prt iii, Florida. Probate Division, n the CASE NO. 74194-c Styled Court for the adoption of the Clerk Publish sept. of the Circuit Court, Seminole , ç, 16. 7), 1911 Publish: Sept. t i& 7. . President Courthouse at Sanford, FIorin. BURKE IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF CONCRETE minor child named therein and you Dated at Aitamonte Springs, DEF 6 AC. County, Florida in accordance with OFF 42 tnin four calendar ronthS from CESSORIES. INC., a foreign cot. VIRGINIA JANE NIX, arecommanded to be and appear ' the provisions cI the Fictitious Seminole County, Florida, August _______________________________ poration, Petitioner, tt,e time of the first publication of said Court on the 7nd day of October, 14, Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 1974. 19 and thiS noticr Each claim or demand Plaintiff, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 64509 Florida Slatute 1957. ?I.toshowcausewhys.,id Petition Publish Aug. 19, 28. Sept. 2.9, 1971 vs crust be In writing and tiled in JAMES CLAY NIX, sh0id not be gran :'t; otherwi.e, S: JerreI F. Rolen. Sr. NAME STATUTE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JAMES 0 HART a OEE'IO Respondent duplicate and state the place of K a JOHN HART decree cray be entered against you, ________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, William F. Chisi'n EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR residence and post office address Of granting said adoption, pursuant to Florida Statutes, Section Publish Aug. 19, 26, Sept. 2, 9, 1974 CUlT OF FLORIDA ltd AND FOR d ba H 6. W CONCRETE; THE the claimant and must te sworn to AMENDED HAYES CORPORATION, a foreign DEE 105 WlTNESSmyh6ndandtheSC6iof 165.09, that TASTY HOUSE SEMINOLE COUNTY FiCTITIOUS NAME' tald Court at sanford, Seminole rorporatk,n, and ERIC ADAMS NOTICE OF ACTION by the claimant, his agent or at Notice is hereby given that i am MANAGEMENT. INC.. a duly PROBATE DIVISION the same shall be void torney, FURNITURE, INC.. a Florida NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING County, Florida, this 29th day of engaged in business at 100 East organIzed corporation under the PROBATE NO. 74225-CF corporation, August, 197,. Dated at Leesburg, F br Ida, lh '. Hignway 436, Suite 2, Casselberry, laws of the State of Florida, located TO: JAMES CLAY NIX TO CONSIDER THE ADOPT ION (SEAL) 5701 Airline Drive day of August. 1971 Defendants. OF API ORDINANCE BY THE CITY Seminole County, Florida, under the at 90 East Livingston Street, In RE: Estat, of NOTICE OF SALE Houston, Texas 77027 SUN FIRST NATIONAL Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. fictitious name of EXTERIOR Orlando, Florida. desiring to engage LOUIS H TRINZ OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that pur BANK OF LEESDURD Clerk of Circuit Court DESIGNS, and P. at I intend Inbuslnessunderttaefictitiousnam, Notice Is hereby given that a deceased %uant to a Final Judgment of Public Hearing will be he'ci at inc "° APE NOTIFIED that an By Elaine RlCharcse By 5IQ p. t. Cane register said name with the Clerk of of DA VS INN, DAYS LODGE and TASTY WORLD, at: 450 North action for DissoI.ilion of Marriage Deputy Clerk As Executor ot said estate Foreclosure entered on the 4th day Commission Room in the City Hall in the Circuit Court, Seminole County NOTICE TO CREDITORS of September, 1974, by the above theCityof Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 STEPHENSON AND DEANE FlorIda in accordance with the Douglas Road, Altamont. Springs, has been filed against you and you 5kg. Eugene B. Cawood Attorneys and Counselors at Law To All Creditors and All Persons entitled Court in the above styled provisions of the Fictitious Name Florida, intends to register the said are required to serve a copy of your Eugene B Cawood of the firm of 'ciock PM. on September 73, 1971, cause, the undersgned Clork of the to Post Office Orawe'r one r.ILES, HIT flPICX & PO13INSON name with the Clerk of the Circuir wniltendafenst"s, if ony,tO it on 0 H 4avng fl'r the actcption of an Stn?ufe, ToWit 5ti,i Its Claims or De"r!r.ds Against abe entitftd Court or any ci has dinance by the City of Sanford, ESQUIRE, PA Casscibcrr, Frida 32707 JR . Court of Seminole County, Florida, EATON, Said Estate: Florida Sta?u?e 1957. 4 Publish Sept. 2. 9, 16, 23. 1914 at.crney, .wxa addreSS Affnrney for Executor You are hereby notaf.ed and duly authorized deputies will sell the Florida, title of which Is as follows The use of this fictitious name sand CS.F ENTERPRISES, 0 FF11 0ptrty Situated In Seminole shall be with the acquiescence and Is STENSTROM, DAVIS & MclNT 109 East Church Street INC. required to present any claims and permission of DAYS INNS OF SOld. POSt Office Box 1130, Sanfccd. Orlando, Florida 32*07 demands which you may have County, Florida, described as ORDINANCE NO. 1353 By: 5; Clarence A. Frazier IOilo*%. Florida, 32771, on or before Sep PubIlh ct 2. 9, 1971 FICTITIOUS NAME AMERICA, INC.' and TASTY President against the estate of LOUIS ii tember 11.1971, and tHe the original OFF? AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Notice is hereby given that I am Publish: Aug. 19, 26, Sept. 2,9, 1974 WORLD, INC. TR1NZ. deceased late of Seminole SCHEDULE"A" the Clerk of this Court either DAT ED this 6th day of August, DEElIl OF SANFORD, County, Florida, to the Clerk of the CflQ6gedinbUsifleStat750WgfhS, FLORIDA, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE before service on Petitioner's at 1971, Circuit Court. and fiiC the same in AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1097 f0rd. Seminole County, Florida DESCRIPTION torney or Immediately thereafter, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR TASTY HOUSE All those OF SAIOC1TY, SAID ORDINANCE dupticateandas provided in Section FICTITIOUSNAJ,4E under the fictitious name of 7)3 16. Florida Statutes, in their certain lots. piecesor Parcels of land BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN Seminote Printers, and that I intend Otherwise a default will be entered CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE MANAGEMENT. INC. NOTICE IS hereby given that lam 1g&tst you for the relief demanded COUNTY, FLORIDA.. off ices In the County Courthouse in situated, lying and being in Seminole 1 HE By: Berner F. Wil5O, Jr., CITY OF SANFORD, to register Said name with Inc Clerk engaged In business at 1501 in the Petition, to wit A dissolution CIVIL NO. 71.1II2C of President Seminole County, Florida, within County, State of Florida, more FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT the Circui' Court, emlnole French Ave., Sanford, Seminole of marriage; permanent custody of four calendar months from the time particula.'ly described as follows; AMENDING ARTICLE V, USE County, Florida in accordance With County, Florida under the fictitious ATTEST: That part of the NE Ii of the NE '. PROVISIONS: SECI ION 5, MR.), the minor child born issue of the F FOE PAL NAT IONAL MOP the provIsions of the Fictitious name of BOB'S COLONIAL, and RIchard C, Kessler, of the first pubilcaiionh,reof, or the of SectIon 33, TOwn.iip 21 South, MULTIPLE.FAMILY I marriage, SHARON JAVONNE TGAGE ASSOCIATION, same will be barred RESI. Name Statutes, ToWit; Section that I intend to register said name 5tcteta,"y Plaintiff, Filedat Sanford, Florida, this 77th Range 30 East described as fOIlow: with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Publish: Aug. 19, 26, Sept. 2. 9, 19,1 NIX, in the Petitioner; permanent 0FNTIAL 685.09 Florida Statutes 1957. DWELLING alimony; permanent child support; vi. DEE.117 From the NE corner of said DISTRICT: PARAGRAPH 0, ia, of August. 1911 51g Rodney 1. Layer Seminole County, Florida in attorney fees and the costs cif this JAMES F, CHAPMAN and Section 33. runS. 17 degrees S9' 26" DENSITY CONTROLS; WHICH Publish Sept. 2,9, 16, 23, 1911 S Anita I.. Ccitt cordance with the provisions of the SHEILA M CIdAPMAN. his wife _____________________________ W. 3. ft. along the 71. action; an equitable diStribution , A Executrix boundary of SAID AMENDMENT SHALL ADD DEF.12 Fictitious Name Statute's, ToWit: IN TN the iointiy owned real arid pers.onal E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Rcd Tler of Harrrc'run & Taylor laid NE 'run thence $02 degrees A PROVISION FOR DENSITY $ecti*n 665.09 Florida Statutes EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 21' 59" F 30 ft. along a line Parallel CONTROLS FOR TOWNHOU property of the parties including Aitorney for Executrix NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIN C TO 5: Robert C Manuel CUaT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE award of the real property owned by NOTICE OF SUIT 1551 South Orange Blossom with the E. boundary of said NE SES CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF Publish: Aug. 19, 26, Sept. 2 , AND CLUSTER HOMES. 1974 COUNTY, FLORIDA. for the P.O,B.; thence continue S. 02 the parties as tenants by the en. TO: JAMES F. CHAPMAN Trail AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF DEEllS A copy shall be available at the CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.1195 and SI4ELIM At degrees 24' 59" F. 610 ft. along said office of the City Clerk for SANFORD, FLORIDA. lireties to the Petitioner, ai Orlando, Florida all i.r. line, thence S. $7 degrees In re: the Marriage of RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Notice is hereby given that property being more particularly ,bliih Sept. 2. 9. 1771 59' 26" W. sons desirinci to examine the same. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 599.41 ft. along a line Parallel with CHARLES JOHN LOCKYER. JR., described as follows. And all parties claiming interests Public Hearing will be held at the DEF.) All parties in interest and citizens NAME STATUTE Husband; aforesaid North boundary of NE ', Lot I). Block B, Replit of Plan by, through, under or against James shall have an opportunity to be CommisslonRoorflintheCityHaiiin NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, and to a point on the Easterly P W line of the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 pursuantto Florida Statutes, Section LOIS ANN LOCKYER, Wife. tation Estates. Unit 1, according to F. Chapman ana Sheila M Chap heard at said hearing, NOTICE OF SUIT State Road No. 436: thence N. 23 the map in Map Book Ii. pages 177 man, his wife and to all Parties By Order of the City Conin,ission o'clock P.M. on September 23, 1974, $65.09, that TASTY HOUSE TO: LOIS INN LOCK'rE'?, 324 Care IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO degrees Ill, Public Records of Volusia having or claiming to hove any to consider the adoption of an or S3' 21" W. 110.79 ft. along of the City of Sanford, Florida, MANAGEMENT, INC., a duly Street, Athens,' FOR SEMINOLE Georgia COUNTY, said RW line; tehnce N. $1 degrees County, Florida right, title, or interest ira tne rca' dinance by the City of Sanford, organized corPoration under the H. N. Tamm, Jr. FLORIDA. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 39' 26" F. 202.16 It.; thence N. 23 WITNESSmyhandandtp,ejeaIf property herein described Florida, tItle of which is as follows: laws of the State of Florida, located CIty Clerk CIVIL NO. 74-1154-C that degrees 53' 24" W. 2163S ft. to a point Publish: Sept. 9, 1971 an this Court on 21st day of August, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED for at 90 East Livingston Street, MODIFICATION action STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN on a line 30 ft. S. of the aforesaid N. DEF.49 OF 1971, that an action to forccose a ;nio' F INAL ORDINANCE NO. 1250 Orlando, Florida, desiring to engage JUDGMENT OF DISSOLUTION OF ," COMPANY, a Florida car boundary of NE 'i; thence N. 17 tgage on the fotlowng leal property Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. lnbusinn.1l,rndertp,efkjitiou,name MARRIAGE has been tiled against poration, degrees ¶9' 26" F. 631.61 ft. to the NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING As C'erk of the Court in Seminole County. Florida. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY of DAYS INN and TASTY WORLD, you arid Pltinlift, P.O B: LESS AND EXCEPT that TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION you are required to serve a By LIllian 1. Jenkins or SANFORD, LOt 16, 01 THE COLOPI'4AOES, FLORIDA, at: 235 South Wymore Ro inte ad copyofyourwrlttendefenses,ifafly PROVIDING FOR Deputy Clerk parcel as follows: Commence at the OFANORDINANCE BY THE CITY 2nd, SECTION, 65 Recorded an Pi.tf A CITY Altamonte Springs, Florida, JAPIPIIE LUE TYSON. a tingle ifltersectlonoftheS,bn4aryftp, to Gene R. Stephenson of (SEAL) . Book 16. Page 11, of the Pubiic OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE to register the said name with the STEPHENSON and BEANE, Post above described real property and Records of Seminole County. Notice is hereby _giv.ra that a ON CERTAIN BUSINESSES, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Office Drawer One, Casselberry, STEPISTRCM, DAVIS & Defendant, the easterly RW line of State Road Public Hearing will be held at the PROFESSIONS Florida AND oc. Seminoie County, Florida. The use NOTICE OF SALE Florida, 37707, Attorneys for the MCINTOSH No. 436. run thence N. 2) degrees 53' CommIssion Room In has been filed ,ga.nst you and you the City Hall In CUPATIONS IN THE CITY OF of this fictitiov name is and shall be Petitioner, and file the original with NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that 21" W. 190 ft. thence run N. $7 the City of Sanford, are required to Strve a copy of your Florida %tate Bandk-Suile fl Florida, at SANFORD, THE SCHEDULE AND with the acquIescence and PIE'- the Clerk of the on the 16th day of September. 1971, degrees 59' 26" E. )9Oft. thence above styled Post Office Box Court io writtendetecnes. if any, to,? on vn OF SAID run o'clocl P.M. on September37 1971, AMOUNT CITY mission of DAYS INNS OF on or at 11:OOAM.al the Welt front door S.73degreesS3'21" E. l9Oft. tothe to before September 17, 1971; Sanford, Florida 3777) REGISTRATION den Berg. Cay, Burke' & Dyer, P.A consider the adoption ot FEE; AMERICA, INC. •fld TASTY of the Courthotjte of Seminole S. boundary of the above otherwise, a Judgment may be Attorneys for Petitioner at Post Office Dcx 793. Orlando, described dinance by the City of Sanford, PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR WORLD, INC. County, at Sanford, FIor,da. the' real property, thence run S entered against you for the relief Publish Aug. 76 & Sept. 2, 9, to, 1971 Florida 32*07 and file the original V VIOLATION THEREOF. Florida, title of which Is as follows: DATED this )th day of August. demanded in the Petition rsgnecj Clerk wail otter for sale degrees 59' 26" W. 190 ft. to the IcE ii with the Clerk of the above styied A corrv slaIl be available at the 1971. OR Dl NLNCE NO. 1254 the following described real P.0.8, WITNESS my hand and thesealof . office of the City Clert for all pa,'. 'court on or before September 30, TASTY HOUSE API property; ORDINANCE OF THE CITY said Court on this, the 14th at publIc laleto the highest and test 1971; otherwise a jvdgfne'nt may be sons desirIng to examine the same. MANAGEMENT, INC. day of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T HE LOt 34, ACADEMY MAN, UNIT bldderforcathatt):00A.M.,lothe OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, August, 1971. All parties in interest arid citizens entered against you for the relief By; Berrier F, Wilson, Jr., EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. TWO, according to the Plot thereof forenoon on the l9tti day of AMENDING ORDINANCE P40. 1097 shall have an (SEAL) demanded in the complaint or opportunity to be Prefldent CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINO as recorded is; Pta? Book 16, Page 71, tem'r. 971. al the West door of OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. heard at said hearing. LE petition ATTEST: COUNTY, FLORIDA Public Records of Seminole County, Seminole County Courttaau BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN Clerk of Circuit Court se WITNESS my h4ridanj the seal of By order of the City Commission Richard C. Kessler, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-HOPC Florida. THE CITY OF SANFORD, By: Sanford, Florida, Joy Stokes said Court on August 29. 1971 cit the City of Sanford, Florida. Secretary together With au strui.tures, im. FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT Deputy Clerk DONE AND ORDERED at S.' (SEAL) H. N. Tamm, Jr. Publish' Aug 19, 26, Sept. 2, 9, 19 IN RE:' The Marriage of AMENDING provernents, fixtures, appliances, lord, Seminole County, State ARTICLE VIII, Publish: Aug. 19, 26, Sept. 2.9, 1974 CARMEN ArThur H. Beckwith. Jr City Clerk DEE.116 0. RASPOTNIK and appurtenances on said land or Florida, this 4th day of Septembe SUPPLIMENTARY REGU. Publish: Sept. , DEE.10i 1971 Clerk of the Corcul' Court Petitioner arid FRANK GEORGE LATIONS; used in coniunction therewIth, SECTION 1,71. DEF.16 By Lillian T. Jonkins RASPOTNIpc, Respondent The afore's.aid sale will be made (Seal) PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT Deputy Clerk p'rsuant to a Final Judgment en. CITY OF CITY OF Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. DISTRICT; PARAGRAPH A, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Publish Sept 2. 9. 16. 23. 1971 NOTICE OF SUIT tered in Civil No 74115-IC hOW PERMITTED ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, USES; SUB CASSELSERRY,FLORIDA Clerk of the Circuit Court DEF.10 TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION FLORIDA Noticeof Public Hearing pending in the Circuit Court in and By: Elaine RiCharde PARAGRAPH 6. TO ALLOW FOR OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO: Frank George Ras NOTICE N0t .6 Public Nearing COMMERCIAL OR RETAIL USES, OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, to,r Seminole County, Florida. Deputy Clerk potnik NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that MAY CONCERN: DATED THIS 4th day of Sep GRAY, ADAMS, HARRIS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by TO WHOM IT INCLUDING OFFICES AND Notice is hereby given 100 Moromlzc - Koza the Board of County Commissioners tember. 1911. NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN b a the City Council of the City of & ROBINSON, P.A. CLINICS, SAID PARAGRAPH Public Hearing will be held that at the City of Seminole C*unty, Florida, will, at Catselberry, Council (Seal) Floriba. that said City the City of the City of By: S: Gordon H. Harris SETTING FORTH CERTAIN CommlssionpoomIntpieCityHallin Council will hold a Okinawa Japan a specIal meeting to be held on CRITERIA FOR SUCH USES, Arthur H. Beckwitt,. Jr. pubiic tiearing: Attamonle SprIngs.' Florida, that 1 East Robinson Street the City of Sanford, Florida. at 7:00 September 30, 974. at 7:00 pm.,'or (a) Council will hold To consider annexation of the said CIty Clock of the Circuit Court A copy shall be available at the a public P.O. Box 3011 o'clock P.M. on September 73, 171 C's SOOn thereafter as poSsible, YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ioliowlng deuribed property lying hearIng: offIce of the City Clerk for By: Cecella V. Ekern Orlando, Florida 32102 all per. to consider the adoption of an or- end (a) To contldtr annexation of he that an action for Petitl for consider enactment of the following being in Seminole County, Deputy Clerk sons desirIng to examine the same. dnance by Attorney for Plaintiff the City of Sanford, Florida, to wit: described property lying Dissolution of Marriage has been ordInance: Publish; Sept. 9, 1971 All parties In interest and citizens PublIsh; Sept, 9, Florida, title of which is as follows; filed against you and you are OFF 77 The PIE ' of the SE '.1 of Section and being In Seminole County An ordinance relating to ft'e OFF 34 shall have an opportunity to be _______________________________________________ required to serve a copy of your unlicorporated areas of Sem;noie Towinhlp 30 Florida, to wit; 71 South, Ranqe heard at said hearing. ORDINANCE NO. 12$) All that part of SANLANDO writtendefenses,if any. to GENE t East, lying West of S P. 436: AND; County, Florida; creating one fire By order Of the City Commission SPRINGS TRACT No. 7$ STEPHENSON of STEPHENSON control and prevention distrjct TheNW'4OftheSwa.of$Ion34 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CiTY Township 2) South, Range 30 the Ci?',' of Sanford, Florida. encompassing all the unin BEANE, Poet Off,ce Drawer East, recorded in Plat Book S. page 19 OF SANFORD, _______________ ______________ -I _______________ _ ______________ - Monday, Sept. 9 - . •. _________________________ - - - DEAR ABBY . ' Legól Notice LEGAL NOTICE Notice FLORIDA H, N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Publish: Sept. 9 974 iS hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of &EF.S0 Seminole County, Florida, will Piolda public hearing at 7:00P.M. or as soon NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS thereafteraspOSslbleonseptemberl7, 1974 mfltheregularmeetingr NAMESTATUTE Room 703, Courthouse, Sentord, FlorIda, inlccordancewithtMpnoyis,s TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: of F.S.Ch. )79forthepurposeotdisssJngwothfhepublica5uppi,,1 Notice is hereby given that the budget proposed to be adopted for the fiscal year beginning October I, 1973 undersIgned, pursuant to the and ending September 30, 1971. "FictItious Name Statute" Chaer The proposed supplemental budget Ii summarizea as follows: 663 09, Florida Statute, will register with theClerk of the Circuit Coust. in ESTIMATES OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL FUND FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30,1914 1)1) 397 Mills on assessed valuation of W9,220S,00 Other Revenue Total Estimated Receipts LessSPeqCent 95 Per Centof Estimated Receipts 13aI,ncetobec,(ffor-,,vMd and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fac titious name, to wit: Mr's. Bee's Maternity Ma.t under whch ' am in business at Unit 14, Interstate Mill. Highway 136, Altamonte Springs, Fla. in the City of Attamont. Spgs. $ 2.642.49600 2,130,51700 Florida. That the party interested in said 4,791,CS).00 business enterprise Is as follows: 739,654.00 Beatrice Chernok Dated at Altamonte Springs, 4,533,43900 Seminole County, Florida, August 951,011.00 2$, 1911 Publish Sept. 16. 23, 30, 1914 5.511,503.00 OFF 3S _______ , Total Ettimated Receipts and Falances ESTIMATEDEXPENSES_OENERALFUND FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30,'914 bids at the offIce of Arthur 1. Beck. 3210102 -r'--- 'i ________ NOTICEFOR BIDS The Seminole Cou'-.ty Board of County CommissIorecs Will receive -- Other Fipnses TotIAppropriatt Peservefor Contano-"cie, To transfer Federal Rev, Sharing to P & P l'i To tra,tfr federal Rev. Shar,ng Funds Capital Outlay General Obligations Bonds, lying West of S.I', 431: AND: The UblIc records of Seminole County' One, Casseiberry, Florida, 37707, corporated ter,itorlet of Sernmn,le AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1091 North 53.10 feet of the SE of the SE Florida, lying southerly of Stat, Attorneys for the Petitioner, and file County; abolishing all exiStIng S Ire OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE ' of Secteon 33, TOWflship 21 South, Road No. 434, easterly of the ,n• original with the Clerk of the control districts within the ursin BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN Range 30 East: AND: The North SlaboarddoastLlneRailroad,')ght. above styled Court on or bifore Corporated areas of the Counfy: THE CITY OF SANFORD, 53.10 feetot the SW '.. of the SW '. of Ofway, West of the realigned right. October 1, 1974; othe,'wise. a providing for the assumption and FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT Section 31, Township 2) South, of.way of Douglas Avenul and .kidgment may be entered against transfer of all existing assets, CHANGING THE ZONING OF Range 30 East, lying West of SR. North of the Soe.ith line of the you for the relief demanded in the contracts,obligati,.,aod Iiab1litn THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY containing 30.450 ecre$; Public abandoned street of existing districts, providing for , formerly Petition, LYING BETWEEN ELMAVENUE Records of Seminole County, designated as Adams Street on the WlTP4ESSmyhandantp,5I0f thecontInuedfuflctIonbngofe,i$ti g AND MYRTLE AVENUE AND Florida, description herein con abOve name plat, containing i m Said Court on this, the 76th day of districts as departments; ProvidIng BETWEEN 26TH STREET AND tamed shall Include all streets, acres, and including the adjacent Auti'st, 1974. for 9overriance of thr istrif, 77TH STREET TO PC, 1 roads, highways, alleys and avenueS right ofway of State Road No. 04 on (SEAt.) establishing Pu r c has I g (RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL) Arthur H. Deckwtta. Jr located within or between the the North and the adjacent riglst.of. requirements; providing forthe levy DISTRICT. way of Douglas Avenueon the East; Clerk of Circuit Court 04 a special benefits fax Calculated A copy shall be available at the exihng municipal limits, By: Elaine RiCharcte' to the corporate iimIt of the City of to the corporate limits of the City of upon the value and type of Pm office of the City Clerk for all per. Casselberry, Florida; lAd Altamonte Springs, Florida; dnd Deputy Clerk provements to be protect within sons desiring to exam'ne the same (b) To consider also the question (b) To consider also the qtestion STEPNSON AND DEANE the unit; providing bdmin%tret All partits in lrterest and cltiirns of designating and assigning the O dillgnailng arid assigning the Attorneys arid Procedures; providing for the shall have an opportunity to be ZIng classification of C.G Corn. Counselors at Law zoning classifIcation of Cl as t employment of firemenand benejats heard at said hearing, highway frontage of said property mercial General District to said P.O. Drawer One therefor; providing for libeçal By order of the City Casselberry, Florida Coenmissiun and R1AA as to remainder of said property as •hit classification Construction and interpret,tlon, p of the City of Sanford, Florida. property as these classifications are diltribed In the Zolng ordinance Publish Sept 2. 9. 16, 73, 1974 providing a Severability clause and H. N. Tamm, Jr. defined In the Charter and Code of of the City of Atamonte Springs, DEF providing an effective date. City Clerk Publish: DEF41 pt 1971 City Casselberry, Florida, FiOride,towIt:Ordlnanceog.fl 'OnWedd1ngGIft DEAR AB}3'j: Chester and I were recently married. We t received a lovely pewter bowl and matching candlesticks from Cindy and Paul, who are close friends, They caine from Cindy's I father's jewelry store and looked very expensive. Chester and ) are furnishing our apartment in English country, but this gift iltraxnodern and would never go with our decorating scheme, ,' ather than bury it In a cupboard, I called Cindy and told her the truth. She seemed to appreciate my frankness and said: "1 will pick it up tomorrow," s felt when a few da>s later the following ad appeared In tia lP(ll paper. WIll sell at a sacrifice, returned wedding gift of Chester and 'z'arme Douglas Beautiful modern pewter bowl and matching candlesticks, Cost $70, will sell for $35." Then the name of Cindy's Ii thcr 's jt'we!rv itnre Seminole County, Florida OF ANORDINANCE BY THE CITY Zoning Ordinances arid regulations zonlngordinancesandreguIatq50f A, C. Jont OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. SOUTHEAST FIMST NATIONAL of Seminole County, Florida. S..nInol, County, Florida Deputy Clerk Notice is hereby gIven that a BANK OF MAI hAND, a national The public hearing will be held in Publish; Seiit. 9. 16, 1914 The PublIc Hearing will be held In Public Hearing will be held at the the C'ty Hall, CaSs.elberry, Florida, the City Hall, Altamonte Springs, banking corpo-at ion, DEF 45 Commissiun Room tntheCity Hall in -i t PlaintIff _____________________________ 16th day of September, AD. Florida, on the 17th day of Sep. thecltyof Sanford, Florida, at 7:03 1974, at 730 PM, or as soon fember,)974,atô;3Opm,orassc,on LEONARD P. DINGMAN ansi PUBLIC NOTICE — o'clock P.M. un S?ptemr 73, 1971, thereafter es poSSible, at which lime thereafter as possible. at which time SYLVIA DIPIOMAN. his wife, Public Notice II hretr given IhO? to csider the adoption of an cc. Defcnciints Seal interested parties and citizens for inteSted parties arid cilizens for Proosøt Will bt receivJ 107,09000 CurIng the tw,tve monff; period commencIng October 1, 1974, i,lO4 C throu Sep?emucr 30, 19/5 A PetroIm Products 0 8. Asphaltic Concrete & Cold dinance by the City if Sanford, andagaInsttheproposedannnation andagainstth,proposedaonexa,loaa by' tie Sanford AIrport Author,ty Florida, titI, Of whiTh i'i as follows: NOTIC& OF SUIT end toning will heard Sad and zonIng will be heard Said Sanford, Ftonit. at Us D?fa of the TO; L osard P. Drigruan Drcclor ot Aa10 flløg N. hearing nay be COfltind from time hearing may be continued from time ORDINANCE NO. 1353 to lime untIl final action Is taken by to time until final action Is ak.en by and Sylvia Dlngman Sanford Airport, Santord, FIorid, the City Council. 721 Crestvie'w Drive the City Council. until 73O P.M. Oh October), 1971, f,' AN ORDiNANCE OF THE CITY Patch This notice shall be posted at the Casselberry, Florida the constructi of an s This notice snaIl be posted at the Serle'sA&BFunds sq. Ct SANFORD, FLORIDA, City Hell within 5000000 C. Transit Mix Concretel Cement OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED metal building, in th City oi CIty Hall wIthin the City of accordance To transfer Federal Rev. Sharing AMEpdDlpir, ORDINANCE NO. 1091 specifiCatIons may with Casselberry, Florida. and in three Alfamonte Springs, Florida, and in that an action has been f lied against drawtng, specifications, arst be 00tained at OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE Funds to Fine & Forfeit. 31,00000 t+, offic, of the Seminole County you for collection of monies cue procedural documentt prepared ty (3) other places within the City and three (3) other places wlt?iln the To transfer Federal Rev Shoring Funds BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN Engineer, 1300 South Orlando Oniv published Ira the Evening Herald, a City, and published in The Evening undCr a Note Security Agreement in the Engineer of the Sa1rfcd Alrprt THU CITY OF Urd 4P4F OR 0. 26.P C Sr.fcrd. Ind 37771, cc bY *fitiflV new'.paper of general carcuI6tion in Herald, a nevspaper of general f'tvOt0fPlteq, and you are Authorit 4ir tr Cash BaLance to FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT I Clerk's office P.O Drawer C, ruired to serve a copy of your the City of Casselberry and circulation In the City Of Altamonie Proposals will PCy op,n becarrirdlorward AMENDING ARTICLE VI, OFF 720,000.00 Sanford. Florida '7fl71 All bidt are SamIrioli County, Florido, once a Springs and Seminole County, wrItten defenses, if any, to it on STREET PARKING AND week for at least iou,' (1) con. Fforida,Oflceaweekforatleastf01jr JOSEPH PADAWER. Attorney for 1974, to be In a sealed envelope, starting at 2:30 P.M. in tI'e lot a' Budget plainly LOADING REGULATIONS; 5,5)1,50300 marked on the outside, "Sealed stcsjtive wks prior to the date of (1) ConsecutIve wwks prior to the the Plaintiff, whose address is 735 Director Bid SECTION of Aviati's 0ffie, 8Id. OF F-STREET for (Item), open September 23. th, public hearing; the date Of the dafeoftt,e PublIc Hearing; the dale Maltland Avenue, Suite 209. No. I on the Sanford Airport, PARKING Completedetailsof thebudgiet areav.li.bl,forpubllc Inspection ia the 1974." REQUIREMENTS. f1t publication to the date ci ac Ofthetir5tpublicatlontottaetf Malt find, Florida, and file the Sintord, Florida Office of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. C1er of the Circuit Caas't In the Cour. P.M. in PARAGRAPH (1$) TO PROVIDE o'Ioinel with the clerk for Ihe above Bids will be opened at 2:00 tat? pVbIICltIOfl, botP, date in. the last publication, both Drawings, SPecificat ions atx those it Sanford, Florida. TEN SPACES FOR EACH 1000 clusI, sMall not be less than cluslyt, sPi&i not be less than styled court on or before October 7, Cher the Board of County Commissioners Contract Documents may (Seel) SQUARE FEET OF RETAIL 1974; * otherwise a judgment may be examined it twerty.ufgtat (26) days. in addition. twenty-eighit (21) days. In additIon, MeefingRoom, inthe ? Houst at the office of tp FLOOR AREA FOR DRUG Board of County CommissIoners Sanford, Florida. Actual award notIce shall be potted in the area to notice shall be posted In the area to against you for the relief Director of Aviation Bldg ?4o STORES AND SUPER MARp(ETS of Serraoie(ounty.Florida succetiful bidder will be made if be consIdered for hnnexafi demanded In the Complaint Sanford Airport and be considered for annexation and A COPy shall be available at the zoning.? it.astflfteen (IS) days prIor Zoning at least fifteen (15) days prior WItn my hand and the seal of 13, Jf!riL Kimbroug,', puss ble, at the next regular County off ic, of the City Clerk for alt per. The airport Authority re39rves It(e to the date Of the public hearing, said Court on fl August, 1971 Chairman COmmIion Meeting in the Court to the date of the Public HrIng. right to reject any Attest or all Proposai, " House at Sanford. Florida TUesday, Sons dtsirin to examine fhe same. DATED this 13th day of Auggif, DATED thIs 9th day of August, '(SEAL) By: A. C. Jones All pirlo's in intert and citizens AD, 1911. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. £ptembir A.D. 1911. have an OpportunIty to be informalIty or technicality in an) Deputy Clerk (Seal) Clerk of the County Court Arthur H &eckwith, Jr., 3: Phyllis Jordahl PrOpoUl considered in the be't heard at tir?frr Ii, Beckwith, Jr., Clerk i'i hearing fly Creta Higqirahotti6rn Clerk Mary W. Hawlhorr',e. City Clerk interest of tt,. Arprt Authority By Order Of the (isv ornmistion t.u'd of (Tounty Commissioners Ci eptsty Clerk Boyd of County of the City of J. S CICVCI8Od, A A,E Athby C.. Jones. Of the City of Sanforci, Florida. of the City of JOSEPH PADAWER CommISSIoner's Attemoede springs. Directo, of Aviation II. N. Tamrn, Jr. Dtpuiy Clerk Casselberry, Florida Attorney at Law Seminole County, Florida For14a Sanford Airport PubliSh Sept 9. 1971 City Clerk Publish: Aug. 9, 26. Sept. 2, 9, 16, Publish: Aug. 17, 19, 24, Sept. 735 Mattland Avenue Pubtlsli: Sept.?. 16, 19/4 Authority Pubtl*h: Sept. DEF31 71 1971 Maitland, Florida 32751 DEFSO 1971 PublIsh; £pt ocr 40 OCt06 I, 2$ Publish Sept 7. 9. 16, 73. 1971 l3ff 7$ 1971 P- ' , '. ':1:r ' - r l_ " 'rrr''.'- ''" '1 I . ' ' , ____ ' _______ "' -. _________ - - '1w.- — -' '"'k "1 — -- -- / .l,•,• " .. —..il _____ / " !, - : - messed It up," Ms. Hackett said, "so if you say something, you risk never working again. But that's the risk I'll take. "Molly's book does women proud in that It is written by a woman, articulately, and it states the problems precisely. "I don't mean you don't have room to argue, but It's dufle that you can't zay It's silly. I've purchased 28 copies and have sent it to every studio head and every writer I know, I'm sure I'll never be hired again, and work is hard enough to get as It Is." "What's happening to women in films is riot a political conspiracy, it's commercIal conspiracy," Reed faid. "The film Industry now Is run by 10 people. They are all men and these men are not in business to lose money. u ' - '" -t - - ' -- .. _______' , i_i ." '2.... - ' ." "' - - - " ."'•" . ,_," J- - ' -- SCHOOL PROUD I.akt' Brantley 111gb School students David Nelson (left and Tom Harvey discuss school politics. Nelson ii president of YMCA Blue Ridge Assenlbly for the Southeastern United States; Haney is Ynutis (,overnnr (or YMCA State Youth Legislature. Students Scott Miehaud and Tim Clark also hold important lilY offices. Babies Seembcr promises to be a sessions will cover the County will hold a benefit I am a transfusion of Rh positive busy month for Seminole problems of physical change, dinner Sept. 26, at All Souls 24-year-old woman. I would like blood, you develop an Immunity County's senior citiiens. An psycho logic a I changes, Catholic Church Hall, 718 S. to know about the Rh negative to Rh factor. It is literally a organizational meeting to start finances, opportunities for Oak St., Sanford, A buffet factor. I have one child, was foreign body, and t,he a 7-month pregnancy, butheI takes measures to reject It. body a new Senior Citizen Club In second careers, part time dinner will be served at 6 p.m. Casselberry will be held employment, recreation and followed by dancing. didn't have any trouble In hl.s When the prospective mother Thursday at 10 a.m, in the city use of leisure time. For those who prefer the delivery. I have Rh negative is Rh negative without the lacrecreation department Each session will be three simpler life—pItnIcs and blood, and I would like people to haveRh toepositive and her(which developing baby is building, 806 Mark David Blve., hours in length and will be hled cookouts, Seminole Junior another child. Different means Casselberry. The club will be in the assembly room at First College's Project Greatest a second child since I have the some of the Rh positive cells area. First St., Sanford, starting September newsletter, Rbfactor.Myhusbandha,,type formed by the baby will leak Seminole Junior College will Sept. 17 at 7p.m. Keep the equipment as B. I also have a heart condition, across the placenta into the offer a five-session seminar on The federation of Senior simple as possible, which but m' heart specialist said I mother's circulation, These retirement planning. The Citizen Clubs of Seminole means the fewest and most could have -more children, sensitize her to Rh positive efficient things for doing the Could you tell me the facts of cells. She becomes allergic, so job, It advises, The minimum Rh blood? I do not want to take to speak, to Rh factor. If the equipment should Include a any chances LI it is dangerous. baby Is also Rh negative (about basket, preferably with a cover, DEAR READER This is a two out of five In such a union kept packed with paper problem that shouldn't exist to. will be) then there 3 flO napkins, plastic-coated paper ,day. It Is preventable, Did you Problem. plates, styrofoam cups, plastic But when the baby is Rh know that 12 per cent ctf the Peeves Reader eating utensils, a sharp knife, couplesinAmericanrnarrlages positive the antibodies ,, bottle opener, corkscrew, paper are between an Rh negative deveoped against the Rh factor POl.I.V 'IttII:Il towels and plastic trash bags. SO, EVEL... woman and an Rh positive by the mother get Into Its dr. I)EAR POl.IX - My parents bought a new 313-inch range to Two chests, each man? culntion. Here they start an replace a 36-inch stove and now the white laminated plastic wall stockedstyrofoam with wide-mouthed WHAT'S NEW? The Rh factor is a substance allergic-like reaction that (a best known brandi back of it is stained. They tried various thermal jugs, are handy. that most people have in tiaj' destroys the baby's Rh positive cleaners but the paneling just peeled off so we need .t'me ideas. — hlri.n,l ,t,.h a.. ns. iftil 14aw1 ,',.,ll. Itok,. L. Cl. 1' 1) DEAR'DII LAMB and the Sundance Kid,' Katharine Ross at least had a marginal role as a romantic heroine, But in 'The Sting,' the women are made to look unattractive so as not to detract from the men stars." "Iheardareviewof'fl Terminal Man' and I'm not in the review nor is the other woman," said Ms. Hackett, who co-stars with George Segal in that movie. "I was really stunned at that. "I've taken scripts of my own around and it's really s.ad. You have to start turning producer to get good roles and it's very unattractive," "Maybe writers are confu.sed by the changing entity of women in society so they are afraid to tackle it," Coppola offered. "The power has been put In the hands of men and they've ______ nm DR. 1. E. LAAAB - POLLY'S POINTERS - Panel 'Peeling' , ft ).P JIJ 13 L)€ 25e?coNe. , BETTYCARTER 3221812 Sanford ' SAN DRA RAWLINS 8319212 Cassetberry , MARILYN OARLAP4TI 83492)2 Aitamonte SprInq .., SHIRLEY MILLET 834 92)2 ForeslCity flU II WV Jl ----_ I1 I.sel KnIeytl's nut the only one who's ape user motorcycle's. ('ircus chimps Van and Nera ride tandem during a performance, amId that's about as far as they'll go. flying over canyons, they li5 lit's e. is for the birds. 13 severe it will result in a still DEAR POLIX—My Pet Peeve is with the current practice of birth, Less severe instances supermarkets advertising meats at a sale price and then when may cause Jaundice and other you go to buy it find it packaged in such large quantities that a damage to the baby, single package costs several dollars, Unless one has a freezer or a It doesn't matter that your large family it is not feasible to buy sucti large quant.1 Ues. How husband is type B. What counts discouraging this must be for the elderly and those ii' I ig alone to is whether he is Rh positive. It find the large packages are not within their llmitet budgets,— Es Important whether your first MRS. lt.W. baby Is Rh negative or positive. I)EAH P011.Y — I have help for Mrs.K.F. who sou','. a recipe If he Is negative you may not for treatillg materials so they would be flame resistant. Mtx nine yet have antibodies against the ounces borax, 4 ounces boric acid and a gallon of water. Dip Rh factor. If you get pregnant fabric in solution, wring by hand and let dry. — MRS.c.W. and the next baby Is Rh DEAR GIRIS - Several readers recommended this same' negative there will be no S('lutlofl.Ofcourse,sucha treatment must be repeated after each reaction, It takes a sensitized washing and the fabric is put in the solution DRY. Remember, Rh negative mother with an Rh this is to niake an article not a Christmas tree) fire resistant, positive baby to create the not fireproof. A fire prevention authority I talked with says the>' problem. no longer recommend this, as they formerly did, as there are Now, sensitization can be commercial products (look in the yellow pages of the phone book) prevente I by giving the mother that don better Job. It also was suggested that should one want to use this it is well to take a piece of the fabric, treat with the an Injection of protective jj munoglobin within 72 hours of solution and when dry carefully hold a lighted match to it to see delivery of an Rh positive baby, the results. I also was told the fabric will doubtless be stiff and ThLs will protect the mother and feel clammy to the touch so would not be gord for clothing but baby (or the next pregilancy. only draperies, etc. A trial run might bri, one to the decision Here Is the catch, though. You that it IS not worth the time am! energy required. - POI,l,y, t)EAH P()ll.Y -. Keep a miiagnifying glass handy in your car's must also have this done after an abortion or miscarriage, glove compartment, You will find it is useful for reading small whether it was for medical prmtormnapswt)enoflatrlp. To keep short stemmed flowers neatly arrnngJ float a lacy reasons, social reasons, or spontaneous. If the pregnancy plastic doily in the container of water and poke the s'.ems through Is two months along and Is arl thehr'lesinthedcsign. - MRS.R.1,. 1)1t\lt P( )I,l,'i' A 1M';lutician fleiztihor g;ive toe the Iolluv'ltii.! Ith positive fetus It will sen' mooney-saving idea. Try mixing your shampoo with equal parts of sltize the mother. If there is any water. They are now so concentrated that we usually use more que.tlon about the age of fetus the shot should be given to thtn is nevdcd. By diluting we can use and afford any desired the mother. The protective brand. I think this lathers more and rinses out ea.sier. -- Al.U'E. vaccine CElTICS no significant . 1' a! risk. wj• C You have left some unan. swered questions — your husband's Ith factor (positive or negative), baby's Rh (actor, and whether you have had other pregnancies. These must be answered before any,' one can advise you properly. Send your questions to Dr. . . your -• .':-'' Sterch i's SALE! TRANSITIONAL 66" Triple Dresser • Vertical Mirror • Chest Add elegance, qualtty and new comfort to your own home vith this t'andgor,ie transItional bedroom groupIng PIeces are beautifully detailed, delicately proportIoned and richly fInIshed In Classic Pecan Not,j the handsome antiqued hardware and flush with the floor stllnq 3)67 Lamb, In care of thin newspa - Station, New York, N.Y. 1(19. • Headboard All 4 PIeces , .' 1100 FRENCH AVE SANFORD ______ _____ HILDA RICHMOND 574 __ STYLING IN CLASSIC PECAN FINISH _____________________________________________________ 8r , ' , panel di.scussion which sent up smokt' signals in an already unclear air. "My basic position Li that the artists' necessity Is to reflect whatever society is," Ms. Grant commented. "It's our right to reflect what's around us. What concerns me is the lack of this life around us being reflected in films. Even in the days when women portrayed company presidents, they were the only ones with problems and the only way to solve them was to ive up ever'thiri and go home with one of the men that worked for them." "Women aren't in films at B!! anymors," added critic Haskell, whose current book is entitled, "From Reverence to Rape: The Treatment of Women in Movies." "If you aw 'Hutch ('as.sidy , cuarily 9tSjork )(Usj"ft $8J1 • - -- . . i ...' _____ No Bar To , . .1: ' '' -- - .L --. '' ' . , _____________ c'n ' (4 - .. '.7 1 posItive. If you don't have Rh factor and it gets Into your body, for example from - a I' ' '-- -- i I Crawford and Bette Davis no longer are dominant factors in 1dm production, although they still play a prominent role in distribution. This situation united actresses Lee Grant and Joan Hackett, critics Rex Reed and Molly Haskell and wTiterproducer-director Francis Ford Coppola In a recent :, - /. 4%.4i - 11,714.00 with, Jr., Clerk, up to 12:00 no 1,757,fl$ Monday. September 73. 1971. f 01' 1,111,44900 furnishing the following materials .......... Do)ou think we were wrong in betng so candid about the gift' And what do you think of people who would do a thing like that? MAPLE LEAF READERS DEAR READERS: Obviously you should not have been so •', candid with Cindy and Paul The> showed a shocking lack of taste '''I In placing such an ad In the newspaper Don't saorry about the 'a41e // i" "talk," II will be about the tastelessness of your friends—not you! ' DEAR ABBY: What is your opinion of a 27-year.old man who i' V'1 m refused to speak—or even recognize—any member of his im'mediate family his own wedding day? When his aunt tried to congratulate him, he turned away, saying, "Don't get lipstick on me." (The only words he spoke to I any of us all day!) 6 I was SO disgusted that Instead of going to the reception, I changed my clothes, went downtown and returned the wedding gift I had bought for the couple, But then, I am only his mother. HURT DEAR HURT: The bridegroom could have been un. dcrstaudably uptight, nervous or preoccupied. And you could a have been understandably sensltlye and emotional, This would hay. Iii..,, n c,...s,l •I..._ t _i...._ia.. _...i ion resuaws- on OW STUDENTS DO parts. Arthur H. Deckwith. in ':lerk ard of County Commissioners - in Queens Thdciv? ov Thi., majority of motion pictures in the last decade has been divided between actionviolence, in which women are a minor factor, and romancesex, in which women have been treated as an object In male fantasies. The major studios, once the realm of such as Greta Garbo, Norm;i Shearer, Joan - , - o IIOLJ,yWOojj Many women are discontent with their status In society If we are to believe that the outspoken represent a silent majority, This Is particularly true motion pictures, which once had Its studio queens. . Monday, Sept. 9, 1974-7A N M y n By JAMES MEADE The herald Seri'Ices By ABIGAIl. VAN BUREN (SEAL) Chapter 25. as amended and anc as amended and Supplemented. piemented, The present zoning cilisification IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, The present zoning classification of said property Is R.1 ResidentIal, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING f said property is A.I as that SIngle Family District, as that SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION classincation is described in the classification is described in the CASE NO. 71.1244.SP W For Sale Sign - ' Evening Herald - ' _________________________ WOMEN _________ _____________________________________________________ THI 100114 $ LA*Gl$'j' QUALITY HOM$ PUNlSM$Rg - 322-7953 OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 DAILY �. ~.. ". -1 - 8A— Evenlng Herald - 1. - ---.---'.' Monday. Sept. 9,, 1974 AREA COUNCIL AGENDAS F SE— EK& FINDT U.S. Ambassador Kinds ofKlim a Casselberry Authorize City Attorney to results of "Name the Park" Depot Avenue at Sanford AA 1 -'I etj draft an ordinance adopting the Contest Jack Cooper, Crooked l Airport west botmdry. SEPrEMSER9_7:30PJ 1975 National Electrical Creek Condominiums Monthly City attorney report on sub. ssi rs by U.S. "This is the kind of thing that TOKYO (AP) lease of Public hearing of harbormaster's Public Hearing on budget ambassador to Japan, James Japanese-American relations building at city-owned marina Gardens variance to permit Continued Public Hearing D. and President reed." Hodgson said. for Request for time extension on two motile home lots con. N Land Engineering IMISSIONERS' Ford have at least one corn- "It Shows a sensitivity to the a taming 7,000 square feet each. Mayor's office. Transfer of funds In plaint In common. Both lost fact that the Japanese feel they Jul y financial statement SEPTEMBER 10,— 9:30 AM heir personal swimming pools have a special relationship with Recreation Mayor ' s reports and Parks t recently when they took new the United States and they rely epar tment. Authorization to borrow fth Approval of Minutes of on the United States and th ey ' First Reading of ord1nance.. for firc station COnstrutlirn Specl Met1ng of July8 - ; tit ::...• ."" ,:c Work session SEFI'EMBER9'/:3Qp, Out-cf-town Seminole Regular Meetings of July 9 and States. the pool at his Beverly Hills, businesses, professions and County Drug Action committee July 16; Special Meeting of July OCCUPStIOflJ I .--Zoning ance bids to register with the Calif., home. But the ambassa- "No more conspicuous assur. board recom- 17; Regular Meetings ofJ uly 23 dor's pool ln Tokyo was tot nout ance could be given than this city. mendatlons Bids Ofl air conditioner and July 30; and, Regular when work began this summer kind of attention," Redistricting the city reports on Lake —Rezoning property between on Meeting of Augu.t 6, 1974. a new embassy building. The ambassador starts his Elm and Myrtle Kathryn Estates water and Reports from councilmen, Avenues and Ford lost his pool when he day at 6:30 a.m. with exercises, Reports: 26th and 27th Streets. Road Superin. mayor, attorney sewer systems moved into the White House. followed by an hour's Japanese tendent and County Engineer. —Amending zoning ordinance Florida retirement system Workshop budget "They took away my swim.. language lesson with his wife Public Hearings — 7:00 p.m. requirements for off-street past service credit termination ming pool, so I'm among the and an instructor. Most of his park g Rezone from A-i Agriculture to in for drug stores and Developers agreement on CN disadvantaged," the 51-year- days and, frequently the eve. Restricted SMD Neighborhood supermarkets. e (nmrnnrMnI Am..,l1----., imIuiuidnr InfrwI ,1i,rin,.t nInn nr,l ,v'ritnø1 with pt old — n zoning oramance bt r "s" PUIIviIy WVULVU InPnacttons: The hidden names hUed below appese forward. I b.ckwajd, up, down, or diqonaUy In the punk. Find a ch on SW corner of Winter Woods SEPTEMBER 106:30p. re: townhouse and cluster home an interview. "For a Califor- quainted meetings with Japahidden name and box it In as shown: Man not to have a swimming nese government and business density controls, Boulevard and SR 436. BALLOON pool, he feels disadvantaged." leaders and members of the RECTANGULAR THREE STICK (Tompkins). (Cont'd) Petition — Amendin gzoning ordinance June and July fire reports BUTTERFLY SHIELD TRIANGULAR BOX SEPTEMBER97:3Op.M. to Vacate & A The former Lockheed Air- U.S. community in Japan. bandon Citrus Request for payment_job re permitted uses in planned W '.J[)ft CROSS Q1'ARE BOX .-• tViflUt. craft Corp. vice pr1diat arid Hudgon was raised in Mm(Fddvr); Application &uis easement appralsais for wilt deiopzzients (PU). ENGSH TETRAhEDRAL YACHT Tomorrc: Common Ailments former secretary of labor in nesota and went to the UniverPublic hearing — Con- for Dock & Boat Ramp Permit, interceptor system. Consideration of an ordinance L 1970-72 Lot arrived in Japar in July slty of California at Los Angeles — 12 & 13, Lakewood Shores demnatlon of building on West to prohibit consumption of Request for refund To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" hookc, Clavton ; with his wife, Maria, for his for grriduat& work, lie later E3rOV' \pplication for Cwnuiercial Contractors alcoholic beverages in public nuinbct 2 iii rt'uh 7, s nJ 60 cents for each. making checks first diplomatic assignment. taught labor relations there. payable to "Seek & Find," Star•Tekgram Syndicate. Addrei (sewer connection fees of streets and parks. Continued Public Hearing Dock & Boathouse Permit, lM Hodgson wa. nominated in He joined Lockheed as a perInterstate Mall) letters in care of this newspaper. Enactment of Ord. No. 269, 20' Block E, Paradise March for the post, but his con- sonnel assistant in 1941, spent Public hearings: Babcock, PUD Zoning for Striton (Engleman); Application for firmatlon was held up by Sen. three ears in the Pacific as a 2 Swint, Childress, partial property. Seawall & Boat Ramp, Stuart Symington, D.Md. Symn- naval air combat intelligence Block B, St. Johns River abandonment of Presaview Resolution No. IO74 ington reportedly feared Hodg- officer during World War II and Con- Avenue, Osceola SEPTEMBER 97:30 M Ars*or lu Piev,tj5 PuzI Estates and (Bailey); Honoring three citizens son's appointment might give then returned to Lockheed. Fruitlands sa ving a boy's life. sideration of Ordinance to Prevatt zo rights-of - way; Lockheed an edge in in terI ning Reports on water and sewer, ]N from resident G.O.R.A. Richard Adicks establish The Woodlands Street to office ACROSS police department, fire, national sales over the building on Maitland to present request for ad- Lighting District; Con33 Proverbial 3 McDonnell Douglas Corp., the to Avenue; zoning amendments elections and roads sideratlon of Ordinance ditlonal funds giant aircraft maker in Sym. 36 Fr — 6Eg*Ainrivist Of Mayor's report vr establish County Fire Unit' and ana notice of tax (England) Resolution N 0 10674 ng ton'hometownofst. Louis. First Reconsideration tabled i 37 Catthenut tree (Cont'd) Adoption of County i2 Dwellings inti Munici a Appo ;: Hodgson ng a Special said he used the 40 Loam deposit motion filling council seat 3 l 1974.75 Budget. charter, 14 nickname(pi ) 41 ririunortai Judge for a term of one year. • Request for annexation by time during the delay to do ex42ArThurianlady j$ 15 r N Q rrt Reports: County Planner, Resolution tenive research on Japan and Don No. 10744 Ba th e! for parcel on North be) ond hope 43 Flower part Zo ning Administrator, Building Revenues and Expenditures now he is immersed in meeting 41 Pharaonic 5R46A (COIL) name Official, Pollution Control 1974.75. 16 Subdue as many people as possible and Reconsideration of vetoed 4$ ?tar god 12 concur 17 Officer, U SEPTEMBER lity Con 9.— 7 ti tr le ol, ar P.M. 25 Chief ning first-ha nd about Ja P William Baker of Winter Former ordinance providing that each 49flindupeasant l3 South African Ordinance 19 Bitter vetch ar k has been named president oThaiIand No. 275— Budget Fire Administrator, Sheriff, pan. SO Irtcts COUnCilman shall be in charge 20 Late actor. 1$ Ancient Appropriations 25 Ramh.j for i-Th, ist Public hearings for second of one department Charles of the de li ghts of diplo- of Wilco Co nstruction Com pa ny Egyptian Reading, 23 DI Of Lake Mary. Baker is also the County Attorney, Clerk, reading and consideration of DOWN structures 32 Internatiaul Reconsideration dl tabled matic life, compared to busl24 City in Ordinance No. 276 Tax levy Administrative Assistant, and adoption of ordinances I Human group 20 Cricket y president of Wilco Development group (ab.) on: ness life, is that there are man Vermorn motion requiring two 2 Sacrificial Implements 34 Forest features for 1 97 4.75, in 1st Read g, Company and The Wilco Group. 25 Medicinal table 21 Asian —Employe classification cOrnea in charge of each things In which the wile can be )$I1enic Commissioners' Reports, plan. plant 3 Articles Baker has named Dave Ross mountain Request from included," he said. Driver, District 4, 5, 1, 2, and 3. department 4 Wander rar,ae 3$ Craze of Longwood executive vice —1974.75 appropriations and "It Spooner & Associates, Con((mind 1799 is not only good for do. S Odd number 32 Gist Civil Defense excess 39 Accumulate president tax levy, of 29 Brazilian both 6 Not an, the 23 Social events 40 Inventory suiting Engineers for renewal mestic felicity, but In this case equipment nuicaw 7Clzni,sdfzsh 24 WIL1Od also 13 good for Japanese. development and construction of 41 SCCOVTII —Rezoning property between contract and a retainer fee. Civil Defense 39 Aarwd name $ Br)lhornc sea 23 Weapons excess It 42 Go astray French and Laurel Avenues equip 31 Retirement. American relations," the am- companies. Chuck Clark of ment 43 Unprofessional bodies and 15th and has been appointed 9igmcdcurse dev icing 18th e 441 1oveUatin) Authorize City Attorney to Recommendation of study bassador added. 33 Dread SEPTEMBER 9,7:30 11 Distribute In 27 Oil (comb, P.M. —Rezoning property between banking institutions 46 Francisca n He said the Japanese seem vice president of marketing for 34 Fork prongs grouj proceed with the purchase of form) ordaab) the development firm. Mattle Street and 26th Place Resolution on water quality delighted with President Ford the Bank propiy. Councilman Irwin Hunter (Wylly Avenue) and abutting program and his obvious demonstration Wilco Is developing the $160 mithot Greenbelt community — of in the Japanese. — near Lake Mary together with FF7 4 5 6 The ambassador poin ted out the Fl orida La nd Com pany. — — — — that the first Individual reproc 10 11 ~13 — sentative of a foreign na tion onstructlon is expected to — beginnextyear, — _______________________________________________________________ 15M q Japanese ambassador in Wash. -_ -_ — SEI1'EMBER6,174 — — hEAkINGAIDREPAIRi' Iml ter Ethe Jenkins fngton. The new President de. Sidney Harper 11 — 17 18 ADMISSIONS $13—ALL MAKES Mary Michael A. Simmons J, Donal on, Lake dared at ds th he plans to visit William E. Jaldro* — Sanford:Mary Angela CoWers pan thIs year, and he was in. Call Myra C. Sou 19 834.8776 th ward 20 21 fl 23 Joseph McGovern Linda Jeanne Koldoilk, sited Prime Minister Kakuel — pl* Larry G. Eagle Hennrietta Hammonds Candace E. Clark Orange CIJy Isabel] C. Standforcj ))IsH, I7a Tanaka to stop in Washington 124 Larry Elswjck Cai Gene va E. Bradshaw Iii, P. H. McCartney, Or William H. Starnes ange during his trip to Canada and Raymond R. Eden u*aylus,.i. Johnnie Jones City L.'. Randall 26 if . • Latin America this month. Baby Girl Mary Llggon Marcia L. Di-ook Nancy G. Spears, Corrine P. Roberts Orlando Alberta Junior John Dixon 30 Julipn F. Harrison Joe B. Shaw, Winter Springs 31 — — — Major Wheeler William S. Juby Sr. Marion Freeman — — — — — Lu ther J. Hogsett — Carrie Hodges BIRTHS Maurice H. Bloodgood, a Ails A. Baker & girl a Wesley Smokes — Annie Ruth Watkins Bessie Martin Mr. and Mrs. James Wright Olive B. Stevens, Deltona '5r Lula Mae Jones — Theresa A. Gray, Deltona Sr., girl, Sanford Donna L. Jay, Deltona Willie Preseon -— — Bernard Kaitman, Deltona Mary Georges, Deltona Cecelia G. Lockhart a — — Fra nk Hlbbard, Deltena John P. Cope, DeItora DISCHARG ES • Patricia L Mnl 2 43 44 — Barbara 0. York, Deltona Edgar Osborn, DeBary Genra E. Bradsliaw — — — — — — — — Sanford: Pearl Burghardt, DeBary William A. Smith, Dellary Harold T. Dwyer, DeBary Amanda Ritenburg, DeBary Wi'Jjam Juby Sr., E lla Jean Laughlin, DeBary Sanford Wi lliam S. Green, DeLand — — — — — — — Roger L Johnson, DeBary Irene S. Culver, Casselberry Gafford . L. Vickers, . Donald J. Herchenroder, Montague H. Cleaver, Donna J. Mange, Longwood Longwood Rev,, — 4'_ j Sadie M. Rutledge, Oviedo. DeBary Byron 0. Chlesa, Maifland I I Clarence W. Sturz, Deltona Myr tle J. Wright, William A. Dawson, Sorrento Deland , AnthonyJ. Borowski, Deltona Theresa A. Gray, Deltona BIRTHS Jean E. Taylor, Lake Jessup Lynn Wright, Altamonte Barbara 0. COMPETITIVE RATES . York, Deltona Springs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drook, a Nancy Osteen, Osteen SEPTEMBER 7,1974 S I boy, Sanford Donna J. Mange, Longwood ADMISSION SEPTEMBER 8, 1174 CCOMMODATING Sanford: ADMISSIONS DISCHARGES Christine N. Griggs Sanford: Sanford: Nancy Benson hL. i\ii1 Tanya Long Florence Woods Bessle Lee Bryant 7_ _ Viola Krajewakl Rose E. Mims William J. Clark Nikki Sundvall Deana C. Lee Rese L Zuckerman --1'] ___ ______ Johnny Miller Agnes C. Humphrey Marshall J. Young Madge Crocker Terry Lee Rlsson Elizabeth Ann Eleam Janet B. Hart Marshall J. Young Willie Preston Ferd S. Bishop ''j Sandra L Bole & Baby Girl ak I I j Steven G. Swartz, Deltona Regina Lemon Gloria L Eileen K. Dalton, Deltona Geraldine D. Wright Ray Mtnshell, Orange City Esther P. Hernandez — NancyOsteen,teen helenP.Malone Sue Ann Crandall BIRTHS Arthur H. Dickin, DeBary Margaret A. Smith, Desary Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Griggs, Deborah Morgan, DeLand .A, girl, Sanford Viola L. Herman, Deltona _.sFi ; IF Mr. and Mrs. Standly Bryant, Marie Caporale, Deltona girl, Sanford Earl D. Haltiwanger, Enterpirse __________ ISSeS ~-._ Ie s Poo Ca.sselberry — County commi I Evening Herald Code. reports oiu&~_ - Monday, Sept, 9, 1974-1B one Hodgson, COU TY LEE GEIGER D Longwood ) Altamont ,......,j i '""' "" Oviedo f Lake Mary Egypt — — Baker Gets finance, _____ - ji.r Additional — p Position Sanford _______ - — — W. Springs — Streets. interest HOSPITAL NOTES - — _______ - — — — - — — _________ - ' - ' NEW C. RENT Deltona ' ~ I -_ - ' CK •• 446 R04TALS — — ~ te"' . I W ONLY I NUMBER — Deltona *2 32-4-48 — ' ~ 1 1 - A [L4_ Glasses '"-' ' _ for classes,A __ Gordon e lect Reubin 1 ASKEW prLse SanfortF Governor Jim I I _ I __________ 71;1111117 111'1111111i5112 - 4 ,-13 114 I I - -— WILLIAMS BUY YOUR 1975 CALENOARS NOW! ___ — H F"r3 W —, l(ri'a'g for(m,Jf dcsk calendar _L14 --_ . ~"` - W: 11, ~ ,-;., .1. _` ~~ --.P-~ I ~ -_ I , 11 0 =- -- ________________ _ ______ i I~ - — Of Boxing In Philadelphia Committee — R d Snx Ynnkcs Ti - -. - — By KEN R.APPOPORT AP Sports Writer The Yankees and the Boston Red Sex, tied for first place In the American League East with the Baltimore Orioles perched on their shoulder, open an important two-game series tonight In Boston. The Yankees, beaten 11-3 Sunday by the Detroit Tigers, have named Doe Medich to pkli against the Red Sex. Roston, an 8-6 winner over t he Milwaukee Brewers Sunday, will pitch Roger Morel, """', — w w- W - The Orioles, who stayed one Bill Freehan had a grand game from the top after a 74 slam homer and three singles loss to the Cleveland Indians, and drove in seven nina as Devisit Milwaukee tonight In the troit slowed New York's pen. opener of a two-game series be. nant drive. Joe Coleman, 12-12, fore playing the Yankees in held the Yankees to seven hits, Baltimore Wednesday and Freehan's homer, his 13th of Thursday. the baseball season, capped a In the other American five-run, two-out, third in ning League games Sunday, the against Dick Tidrow, 11-12. Texas Bangers clipped the Red Sox 8, Brewers 6 Oakland '! 5-!; thc MIIU$L-SIJth Dwight Evans belted a twoTwins beat the Kansas City run homer, Doug Griffin hit a Royals 8-I and the Chicago key double and Dick Pole pitWhite Sox defeated the Califor- ched sparkling relief ball to nia Angels 1-0. lead Boston over Milwaukee n Al tmr4 ,. ._1 W&' 0 w 111" Indians 7, Orioles 4 Cleveland beat Baltimore on home runs by George Hendrick, Tom McCraw and Charlie Spikes, stopping the Orio1es 10game winning streak. Hendrick's homer put the Indians in front 2-0 in the first inning and Mccraw's be lt made it 3.0 Cleveland, Rdur5 a, A's 1 Ferguson Jenkins scattered seven hits, pitching Texas over Oakland and moving the Rangers within 54 games of the A's in the American League a - West. Jenkins, 22.1 1, struck out 10 and walked one. Twins 8, Royals 4 light-hItting Phil Roof, who came into the game with a .213 batting average and just nine runs batted in for the season, belted the first grand slam of his ma jor league career to lead Minnecoh 'er iii City. WhIte Sox 1, Angels 0 Lee Richard's third-inning double — the only 'ill off Andy hlassler led to the only run of the game as Chicago be California. On September 30, 1969, although I was unaware of it at the time, I sat In on a historic occasion the resurrection of boxing in the city of Philadelphia. For years, the Pennsylvania town had lay dormant in the fistic world. True, every now and then, a Herman Taylor or someone would try to promote a show, but they were rarely a financial and-or artistic success, A little-known sports writer with the unlikely name of J. Russel Peltz borrowed $500 and announced to the world he would "bring boxing beck to Phi!ad)l1U." Ills idea was arxl ills the only way to do it to promote the Youngsters. Bring them up through the ranks. Instead of going I)o.c Medich for big names, he tapped the natural resources of the black gettoi's. lie felt if he could give these kith a chance, they would repay him by bringing the boxing fans back to the arenas. He also knew he had to start small, so he rented a little club on Broad Street and went into business as a boxing promoter. For his wind-up he brought in "Bad" Bennie Briscoe, a - middleieight of some renown who found most fighters in the it 160—pound class avoided him like the plague. Briscoe was matched with a "spoiler" from New York—Tito Marshall, and Pelix had his first featured fight _ But It was the kids who the promoting newcomer wanted to use. Two of the boys were Willie Watson and Bobby Watts. Both By ALEX SACHARE Mets and fell 2 games behind were believed to be real up-and-corners and proved themselves AP Sports Writer Pittsburgh in NI, East. by scoring convincing wins. Briscoe came through with a one Mike Marshall, making his Wayne Garrett's three-run roUnd K.0., but It was a complete unknown, Eugene Hart, that TWIN FALLS, Idaho (AP) proceeds of a live closed-cjrcuJt it turned downward and began recordbreaking 93rd appear. hoimr capped a four-run rally caused the biggest reaction that night. The 160-pounder raced Stuntman Evel Knievel says a telecast and related deals, ance of the season, came on In in the eighth inning that won the the twisting, nose-first descent / off his stool throwing nothing but bombs from the weakness in the metal holding opening bell Promoters of the telecast had that hushed the thousands of the eighth inning to snuff out a game for the Mets. until he finally destroyed Shelton Moore In the first round. The the parachute system in place been predicting the total take onlookers Cincinnati rally, then struck out Pirates 8, Expos 2 H.' turn-away crowd had come out to see Watts and Briscoe but was responsible for his rocket could reach $20 million, but the side In th e ninth to preserve Pushed by a brisk Red-hot Pittsburgh posted its north wind, went home talking about "Cyclone" Hart. ride into the Sneke River Can. they said Sunday evening that it the . 1 ti i.. cycle glanced off a canyon 13th victory in its last 15 games, Dodgers' 7.4 In the following months, Peitz gave Philadelphia what it yon rather than over It. would be at least 24 how's shelf and onto victory over the Reds. exploding rocks for five runs in the about wanted and they paid to see his shows. An undefeated amateur "There was a metal failure," before ticket sales were known, feet from The victory gave the Dodgers eighth inning, Including a the Snake River, sensation, Willie "The Worm" Monroe, turned pro on November Knievel told a news conference Asked if he would attempt the where it came to rest right side two out of th ree in their grand-slam homer by Dave week'.. 11 and stopped Vince Neratka In one round (that is Sunday night less than four stunt again. Knievel responded, up. Knievel said that the same end series against the Reds and Parker. piece of Vince Neratka who now fights in this area hours after he was lifted by "I don't know wha t I'm going to luck saved his life, under the name of put them 3i games ahead of Montreal lost Its sixth In a Joey Vincent. helicopter from rocks at the do. I sat in it and gave It my the second-place Reds, row, and starting pitcher Steve Willie Watson reeled off I straight wins, while Watts moved Even for skeptics, Knievel's base of the best." canyon. Rogers suffered his 20th loss M arshall pitched in iiii Utree up Into the ratings alongside a now famow' Benny Briscoe, "To lose to a beautiful river In a late night telephone call attempt to hurtle himself over games 12 victories. of the series to break his against From Trenton, New Jersey came featherweight Sammy the canyon was spectacular, andcanyonliket.histome is not to television sta tion Goss, Astros 3. Padres 4 own record of 92 appearances in KUTV in dangerous and suspenseful. another Olympic champion, who proved himself to be one of the a real loss," said Knievel, the Salt Lake City, Knievel said And one Wilbur Howard': first major season, set with the Mon. best in the world at his weight. the Montana-born cuts on his right cheek and lip that "metal fatigue" had hucksterstuntman i — treal Expos last year. He league home nm,in the seven th But despite all this competition It was Hart that the fans standing out as red lines on his caused bolts holdings cannister the defeat withcarried off innings inning, lifted Houston broke a record to victory for I.sci Knievel wanted to see. His non-stop action and devastating punching charactan face, containing the parachutes to handed Padres starter pitched In one season power was the talk of Philadelphia. by a and The chutes began deploying sheer off when the engine fired, terlstically arrogant style. 11 180.2-3, Randy Jones his 20th loss of the reliever. He now t After 20 straight K.0.'s "The Cyclone" was given his even as the red, white and blue sending the chutes spilling out Gripping his custom-built surpassing his former mark of seascn. Jones, who allowed just toughest test—a fight with a ringwtse veteran, Don Fulmer. Sky-Cycle cleared the launch behind, black cane, Knievel walked four hits, has won seven. i 179. Hart won the bout but for the first time he was forced to go the ramp Sunday, pulling the misThe steam-powered Sky- along the metal fences surPhils 11, Cubs 10 distance, lie had belabored Fulmer for seven rounds and Elsewhere in the National sUe back like a yank on a shirt then rounding the launch area 10 Bob Boom's three.run double almost ran out of gas when the Utah scrapper staged a rally in beat collar, feet at 300 miles per hour, shake hands wi th his assembled cappedaseven.runthjrijjruJng the late rounds. For awhile it appeared that Hart would never St. Louis 5-3, Pittsburgh tieThe vehicle was halted before enough to carry It well beyond admirers, "Ycu are the living last out the final round but he did and took home the unanimous feated Montreal 8-2, Houston for the PhiLs, who then held off g ," od one It had traveled half the needed the opposite canyon rim, group cried out to the decision. edged San Diego 3-2 Ph11a- repeated Cub rallies. Chicago's distance, and seconds later feet away. figure in the stripes After another five round K.O., this time over dangerous delphia outscored Chicago 11-10 Jerry Morales accounted for Knievel was on the canyon hotEighteen seconds after jump suit. Fate Davis, Hart was tested by Denny Moyer. Season tickets for the and Atlanta beat San Francisco the Cubs' final four runs in the torn, the bloodied survivor of launch. Knievel was to have ninth inning with the first I sat in the Spectrum that evening and witnessed one of the In his telephone call to KUTV, Seminole High School football 5-3. yet another full, thrown the lever deploying the Knievel cautioned adventurous season will go on sale grand-slam homer of his major most controversial fights I have ever seen. Hart came out as today at The Dodgers chased Cincin- league career. Despite the failure of the chutes to carry the missle children: "Maybe because I Sweeney usual, bombing. The normally granite chinned Moyer was Supply in Sanford, nail ace Jack Billingham, 18-9, stunt, probably the most widely earthward. Instead, the vehicle made this jump, young children dropped twice in the opening stanza, and how he finished the Braves 5, Giants 3 The five games beginning in the sixth, taking a 4-3 lead on publicized in history, Knievel lurched upward for nine seewill realize Vic Correll drove in three round I still can't figure out. that even with the Sept. 20th, Include Sarasota, Dave Lopes' bases-loaded runs with a double was assured of $6 million and onds and veered to the right, best help in the and a single stalling through the second, Moyer began a comeback world, maybe Winter Park, Seabreeze and grounder. Bill Buckner then and Ron stood to earn much more from 'Then, about 1,000 feet in the air, this is not the thing to do." that seemed destined to stop the tiring hiatt, But In round six Reed, 10-8, scattered Mainland, greeted reliever Pedro Borbon six tilts Moyer once again tasted the furry of the "Cyclone." Hart for the Braves. rained with a double off the right field punch after punch on the retreating Moyer until finally the wall for a three-run lead. veteran's legs gave out and he staggered into the ropes grasping American League scores: Mets 5, Cards 3 Cleveland 7, Baltimore 4; De. at Hart like a drowning man. The two of them went through the Despite two stolen bases by troit 11, New York 3; Boston 8, ropes and fell to the concrete, twelve feet below. the Cards' Lou Brock, who drew Milwaukee 6; Minnesota 8, Hart was knocked unconscious while Moyer cracked a bone within one of equalling Maury Kansas City 4; Texas S Oak. in his ankle. The bout was declared a no-contest since both men so he had By LEE GEIGER his s people waiting for ride everybody would just get speculation. I a m single-season record of land 1, and Chicago 1, Califorcould not continue and the papers were filled with talk of a rere most tire the auditorium to 'break" so up and walk out, no cheers Herald 104, St. Louis was beaten by the nia 0 match the next day. But Hart never fought him again and there or were certain he was dead. The Correspondent they could pass out free records complaints. No nothing, just way he had to be squeezed into for awhile it looked like he might never fight again. The black to the "marks." 'The 33 and one. people leasing a theater after his compartment and the fact youngster was constantly troubled by headaches and It took third discs were plugs for the show had ended, over six months before he could come back. that it was reported Knievel From the time the near Turner's infamous "Dare To Be I for one, experienced a little was seen desperately trying to He won his next bout after that but he was never the same sellout crowd arrived yesterday Great" organization, again. First Nat Collins stopped him seven, then Jose Goazaics tenseness as he sat in his rocket ball out left you with the clearafternoon at the Orlando did it in nine. Alter a couple of scores over "nobodys" he lost a But you got the feeling, awaiting the blast off, but I cut thought if he went Into the Municipal Auditorium they had waiting for the jump to begin, doubt if even ' one-sided decision to Willie "The Worm," and then llghthittlng that was shared water he was dead. If he hit the mi to feel they were being hustled, most In attendance were Watts stopped him In just one round. here by most in attendance, rocks, well that figured to be Evel Knievel's sh ot over the for a good-time. They really National League The Associated Press Last Monday night at the "Garden," [fart tried again and When it finally took off, I even Worse. Eat? Snake River Canyon had been didn't think American League Evel was in m uch knew the chute opened too was battered into submission by newcomer Eddie Gregory. W L PC?. 05 No one was crying but apcalled by different people da nger but they enjoyed him early. The anno Eat t Writers are now saying it is because they tried to change P.!tsburgh uncer di 76 63 317 'N I Pc?. GB dn't say prehension was everywhere. si Lout "Nothing more than a and his stunts and were here it, but you Just it ee 529 2' Ne knew it. 'york 74 65 Th ere Hart's style from a 'Cyclone" to just a slugger. Don't believe it. 2 parachute jump;" "The biggest because, "it seemed like a good 69 71 193 Pi Boston 74 65 532 was no screaming or walling, How soon would they announce PhiIapIia hart is finished. He was finished that night he hit his head on the York ai 73 467 Ii hustle of them all;" "A farce idea at the time." Aattirrore 73 66 325 I We just sat there in our com• that he perished? concrete during his hectic match with Moyer. Montreal oi ia .IIS 11 Ctrvelar.o that would put the Bobby Riggs61 70 493 5 Ala Muhammad Ali fight, the fortable air conditioned seats But boxing still owes a debt of gratitude to Hart, who along When the picture of his sitting Chican 36 II .409 19 Mlteatkee 67 11 .175 1 Billy Jean King match to mere rnenion of his name and West Detroit with Russel Peitz got Philadelphia back on it's fistIc feet so now 65 75 161 9 drift on the boat waving finally watched the rocket Los thame" and other things that brings thunderous 52 66 next to Los Angeles, they are the biggest boxing town in the applause, into the canyon. I don't think u., peared,a great roar went Out CincinnatiAr'Ie'tIIVSb ovess 600 3, a an not be printed In a family but the same was not United States. true for more than a whispered word as all the pentup emotions Atlanta Oaklanø 75 63 ssi 10 80 H 547 tewspaper. Texas 75 67 52$ the greatest stunt man of our here and there could be erupted wi th one great surge. HouSton 71 61 51! 16 3' HERE AND THERE',: The Orlando Amateur Boxing Club Sam Fran 61 76 157 733 Kar, C? 70 69 504 9 At the gate, tickets were time. There was very little detected. The only tias decided to present their next show just three days before the sound was Maybe it was a con that back- San Diego Chicago 70 'l 1106 10 51 90 367 37 g oing for a ridiculous high crowd reaction to his name and the announcer All-Foreman title fight from Africa, I cannot agree with the MInnesota Sunday's Results 69 /197 10' describing very fired. Maybe. But, whatever )rice, even In these times of not much more when he was matter-of-factly that Caliicrn;a Pittsbur gh 8 Mon?r'& September 21st date, as I feel It comes too close to the closed 33 So 390 25 Evel was those "suckers" had Just Atlanta 3, San Franc nflalion. Once Inside, the i sco ) seen on the screen, circuit telecast and the gate will be held down, going into the river, Saturday's tt, witnessed was one of the most Los Angeles 7. Cincinnati ffort to get into your wallet Baltimore 3. Cle.etand 2 I felt when he came down in Ne York S St Louis Minutes went by and no word exhilarating things I have ever Iidn't stop. Evel Knievel shirts the chute after his two minute on Detroit S 0. New York 3 I H ou ston where Evel was, only seen. 5stor 1, Mll*a,jk nd other souvenirs were for PhIladelphia 11. Chicago to 3. 10 in nings Monday's Games ale. Texat 5. Oakland 7 Pt?tburgh tDemery 61) at The picture that flashed Ofl kansas Ci? 1 Chc,gO (Stone 6 CaIcr I , . '9 ) ~~ ~ . _________________ elargescreenat4p,nLwas jn Los Angeles (Zahn 24) at At .1_ lanta (Capra 13 7 ) . N lackandwnite,anotherren . unoay , Games ,-, f it San Diego tFrtlbn 910) CIeelaro 0 Bit I )believe you were not going to ,o Cincnrti (Norman 101)). P1 Boston S M)*.uh,e 6 et near your money's worth. n?reaI (Blair 56) a? N Detroit it, New York _____ York (Saciecki 7 I. P1 %~ The dare-devil acts that * V " MInnesota I. Kansas coy 4 (~ 1 1 Philadelphia (Lonborg 14 111 • Texas S. Oakland 1 roceeded the rocket la un ch .? St Louis (Curt is S I?) P4 Chicago I. Catfornia a )vered everything from a man _________________________________________________________ San Francisco (Montetuco 1 0 1 at Houston (Roberts 9 Ii), N hu they claimed did not know _ Monday's Ganes iuesay's Games: 7W to ride a motorcycle, and p I' 1,1 M arsh Breaks Knievel Know s Wh1 I-h Twil l I l — Jj = Relief Record -- IA I 111 1II U = -_ -. — . , — ' 600-foot ' Sem nole Tickets On Sale Today After l Felt Evese Locas l'Htl ' , SCOREBOARD - - - - - -- - .-.---------. 0 r_ __._ . . ,,•, .'_ - _ — . . . ' • _ k_ _____ - _-_ _____________________ .--- -- -... _____ ': - '- ' (ji I U 11111111111111111111111 1 ' _ - =- ----- -- - - -- - -- -- - �2 B— Evening Herald Monday, Sept. 9, 197i ML . N1, MOARMOLDERMA N VPMIL r Ali, OP SPO MAN IN BRIEF _____ R - ENDICOTT, N.Y. IAP) — TheR C Open GIII Tourna - -.,.. s__s , .*I - b•ssS• •......... - It one of the best paying stops on the Professional Golf Association tour, officials say. This summer's total purse 'Me winning pro In next year's tournament Aug. 29 through Sept. I will receive $35,000 prize money. The E.C. Open takes Its name from the comic strip HC hose creator , Johnny Hart, lives here • . 4 - -- . - - — W .49..v g&.a , t ,. — 4 - -- Jt I A at ' A 0-3., Auto Midget Winner 1•' '* iF RRF.. HAUTE, I nd.AP - Bobby Olivero .on a smoothI) run U.S Auto Club midget car lC-rnjje raco Sunday. Olivero took the lead wth 20 laps to go and was neve headed after that in the annual Hut Hundred at the Terr 1 I.&ute A' t in 'Irauk. Jimmy Caruthers, who started on the pole, dropped ou after leading the first four laps with a magneto problem Olivero took over the lead from Arnie Knepper with let miles to go, and Knepper finished second. Tommy Astone wound up third with Steve Cannon fourth and Mel Kenyon coming in fifth. . uII('_, 41 KL ' - . --fo ' f , A Cards Keep 50 ST. LOUIS AP — The Si Louis football Cardinals; have trimmed their active roster to 50 players. Place on waivers Sunday were sixth-year middle line. backer Jim Sniadecki, (If thyear wide receiver Walker Gillette, fourth-year center Gene Hamlin, first-year quarterback 13W Bynum, rookie running back Reggie Harrison, secondyear wide receiver Mary Owens, and second-year defensive tackle Bonnie Sloan. Defensive end Ron Davis, a first-year player who was injured In Friday night's game against Kansas City, was placed on the injured reserve list while he undergoes knee ' 7 ? _____________ M 5 _______ ________ __________ _______ _______ _______ ____________ _________ - ________ _______ fr4' 4' $4 :0.16A -. elf Ins I — RUNNING - Until he got fouled up by reporting late last Year, John Higgjnj looked ______ Alt)' - RECEIVING — Believe it or not., this could be the best group of long-bomb threats you'll see any place. Jerome Elarkuni at wide receiver Richard Caster at tight end are terrific targets for Namath bombs, And either David Knight or Eddie Bell is capable enough as the other wide receiver. VERY GOOD. .,, j- 4.- When he's right, which nieans when he's healthy, dimple-chinned Joe is sUll (lie best in football. So man) physical breakdowns in 0 a rece nt old Namath a risky hinge for climbInR aspirationi; Al Woodall is still Ids relief and at times looks like a bona fide pro quarterback. VERY GOOD. A iiA . S PASSING jtt - L \ it like one of the premier in football — for a long time, too. But his slump put whole burden on Emerson Boozer, who had good year but is beginning to show age. Stumpy Mike Adae Is the depth unless a surprise rookie comes on. GOOD. S a FRONT FOUR _ Pan rush Is the name of the game, to repeat a cliche, and the Jets donit show much. Ed Galigher and Mark Lomas have the ex. jobs. Richard Neal is a tackle holdover. The top draftce burly Carl Barzilauskaj, has already moved into a tackle Job. It's nothing like the active da)sofJohflEjlIottandGe Philbin POOR surgery. Trevino Beats Player % Japanese in a state of flux. Al Atkinson and It, Baker, each ith more than a decade of wear, are on the verge of being replaced. Atkinson was hurt last year. John Ebersole hasn't developed as eected in middle. A second-year man, Hill Ferguson, has a chance to move in. POOH. INZAI,Japan — Masashj "Jumbo"OzakiofJapan won the $82,508 Suntory Open Golf Tournament by three strokes over countryman Kosaku Shimada with a 72-hole total of 272. Women's Golf Truth MONZA, Italy Ronnie Peterson of Sweden drove his Lotus to victory in the Grand Prix of Italy Forumla-One race with Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil, In a TexacoMcfren, finishing second. - It's Petty Again ris RICHMOND, Va. Richard Petty, In a Dodge, scored an easy victory in the Capital City 500 Grand National stock car race, finishing one lap ahead of Benny Parsons, - i egn News Truth MORNINi (6) What's My Line Wild World 01 Animals (9) Let's Make A Deal Semester (13) The Law And Mr. Jones (24) College In Community 8:00 (2) National Geographics (6) Gunsmoke (1,13) Born Free The Rookies (24) Special Of The Thomas and Delles Howell are rangy, swift corners. 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Plus JEOPARDY war corre,cpondent and Far Eastern specialist for CBS Hollywood's top box-office attractions, plays himself, in New York on a House of S publlcitytour and about tovisit his No. 1 fan, Dr. Arth ur since 1962. Their 549-page book, simply called "Kissinger," represents more than three years' work. It might have had a different title Fleming's popular game is now in primetime. Given the answers, the fun is in coming up with questions! Art and a more cosmic approach had it not been for Madeleine Kalb, wife of Marvin. The Washington-based troth. ers had been thinking In early 1971 about doing a book on the 'h.323.1910 Harmon. Harmon's ceiling star ts to crack just before We Still Have Our.,,,.., - TOM'S PIZZA &SUBS NATIONAL GEOGRAPI.IIC SOCIETY SPECIAL "Yankee Served 11:30 Wayne as he encounters Ma ud e. 2020 FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17.92) TELEPHONE J22.9652 onon naitv i ,-m r— , , — — r--: . P._ critically acclaimed series. --• . ~'..• - - .- -- - . 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He forces her to let him entertain Wayne In her home. Woe is to Mexican teak"r Holiday Isle Complex I1 NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES SEASON'S UNOU I7HOu.iS I matic correspondent since 1963, and his brother Bernard, 52, a (1 HOgan's Heroes L WEBH 'TV 7n2 0 PM The recuperating authors: Marvin Kalb, 44, CBS' diplo- Gospel Singers PREMIERE "Joe Kidd" The network starts its new movie - ish it. (35) Mayberry RFD China, he ta lk ed to Sthanouk and Sihanouk's people at great length about that whole Cainbodlan business, and K1SSIger'srelat1onstoCamtja and to Sihanouk," Kalb said. NEW! NBC ger and actually manage to fin- (24) Electric Company (33) Lost In Spa ce 600 (2, 6. 8, 9) News (13) Tom Ewell Show (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (13) Peter Loves Mary interview Prince Norodom Si- "And while Bernie was In Some actua lly do. (13) Wesleyan Riu C)pen example. He went there to The fact they traveled a lot the U.S. military i n there against North Vietnamese and Viet Co ittroops. r THE NETWORK OF THE But It Is unique when two i broth ers, bo th globe-trotting CBS News correspondents, set out to write a book about Secre_________ tar; of State Henry A. Kissin- itiir' Island (13) City Council Mee ti ng (35) Leave It To Beaver ( Goni r Pyic 5:00 (9) Mission Impossible (24) Mister Rogers, Neighborhood (35) (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith Wayne'svbIt,sohe goes to "Play Misty For Me" 0 - TNEATIJ PARALLAX VIEW I - By JAY SHARBUTT AP Television Writer NEW YORK (AP) — it's not odd when reporters threaten to CBS GUNSMOKE This series is aspin..offfrom by David Groh, head of a SEASON'S PREMIERE This highly successful movie of the demolition company. Nancy foreign fronts. most venerable of all series on same name. The Adamsons are Walker Is back as Rhoda's "But as we started examining TV starts its 2oth season tonight played in the series by Gary mother, and Julie Kavner plays the idea of big-power with a rather foreboding Collins and Diana Muldaur. The her sister, Brenda. relationships, Kissinger's name episode titled 'Matt Dillon TV version ts being produ ced by came up more and more," Must Die." But fret not, Matt, Carl Foreman, the prestigious 10-11 CBS MEDICAL c- Marvin said. "Then at dinner still played by James Arness, film producer-writer in his first TER SEASON'S PREMIERE one night, my wife said, 'You survives a grizzly chase in TV series, and captures the fun know, I think you've got the which he's the hunted man, flavor of its setting with Its "Adults Only" The good doctors focus wrong. stalked by a revenge-seeking, location filming In Kenya. The are back: Chad Everett as Dr. "It Isn't really a book about crazed father who feels Matt opening segment deals with Joe Gannon and James Daly as foreign policy in the abstract. was responsible for his son's villagers' complaints that Elsa, Dr. Paul Lochner, along with It's a book about Kissinger." death. The father captures the friendly lioness, Is attacking Audrey Totter as Nurse Wilcox. And that's what touched off Matt, gives him an hour's head their animals and spoiling their First episode of the new season what the Kalbs call -an effort start after setting him free, crops, and the Adamsons must centers around a young by two Journalists to report on then hunts him down with a disprove the accusations. To surgeon's discovery that his one man and his central role in vicious dog. Milburn Stone is give It excitement, an elephant wife Is the star of porno films, the history of our time." back as Doc Adams; Ken Curtis stampede Is tossed Into the Monte Markham plays the Most correspondents on the as Festus, and Buck Taylor as story, doctor who goes to a stag party diplomatic and foreign beats Newly O'Brien. But no more and recognizes his wife as the are ramblin' men. Their bags Miss Kitty. 9-9:30 CBS MAUDE star of the film. He tracks her always must be packed, their 8-9 NBC BORN FREE down at a studio where she's shot cards current, their minds I)EBUT "Elephant Trouble" SEASON'S PREMIERE A new hard at work on another film, geared for the sudden call that night and time for the series as beats her and she suffers a sends them roaring off to stay a"l..a,.t$ severe head Injury. Gannon's even with, catch up on or beat It starts its third season. ROC**G CJIM* what better way to draw at. trea tment Is both medi cal and the daylights out of the opposi. MjInt , W d Sal %j, tion. pg tentlon than to start off with emotional. , John Wayne as guest star? The ___________________ CM. Duke, long one of as 111 . 1%, - (6) Mery Griffin Nixon Administration's diplomatic efforts on the mainland Chinese, Russian and lesser - flia 'd i ' Takes (9) Lucy Show • Fern Trophy winner from Florida, MorraU tossed a pair of third. was looking forward to starting qtjr touchd ATLANTA (AP) own passes to "We're behind Oklahoma and Ohio be a lot more difficult this Tech's new coach. The Yellow campaign not the No. 1 team in the coun- State. the National Football League lead the Miami Dolphins past the 49ers No. I year." Jacke ts wi ll use the Wish bone quarterbackr,for try right now," says Ara ParThere's just one small catch the first time In the Chicago Bears 30-7; Bob sek'hian, coach of Noire Dame's to Parseghian's assessment of ting Parseghian seemed to be sit- offense, which helped Rodgers his eight pro seasons. But the 1Berry hit on 13 of 15 passes for pr etty following th 98 yards and three TDs as the defending college football his team. A e 2423 mold an awesome rushing at. Ham defense ended his plans, Minnesota Vikings crushej the Sugar Bowl triumph over champions. Ala- tack at UCLA. knocking him out of action in "It's not significant to be No. banla that nailed down the 1973 That's ParseghIan' honest I at this stage In Saturday's acti on , UCLA the third quar San Diego Chargers 42-0, FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) 19-year-old bride-to-be since opinion ter wi th of the season," he national crown. He expected 17 and Tennessee battled to a 17-17 shoulder separation. a right 93 the Fighting Irish says. Also, the Detroit Lions It's more of a handicap starters back to defend the title, tie. The &., And then there were two: Billie Jean heather in an indoor prepare to open their season right now uins, ranked 12th, dumped the Cleveland Browns than an advantage, Joe Reed took his place but for one reason or another — had a shot i't winning In the (Ithbut 21.7 as Allitrunle Jones scored Los Angeles wound up wi a day, and Ken ROWwall, In the Match. Since then, she had won game (ABC TV, 9 p.m., EDT) one touchdown a nd set up anat tl~t end of tile season. Our suspensions twilight of his tennis career, 56 straight matches and 10 against Georgia Tech. And the objectives are always the — five Of Lhem 40-yard field goal attempt went & preseason witb. a same WdAng to retain Australian su- tournamen ts, including the sports writers have been lost and three of their wide. I rk. and broadcasters In Sunday night gam es, th e turn; Ken Stader hit on 13 of 20 we'd like to go undefeated, backup men also pcy of the U.S. Open for Italian, French are sidelined. Quarterback Condredge fbi. New England pas and Wimbledon whc vote in The Associated we'd like to go to a bowl and for l yards over th e the econti straight year. championshi ps. Press poll agree with him. They we'd li Parseghian doesn't know too loway got the 16th-ranked Vols the Philadelphia Patriots dumped first two periods as the Oakland Miss Goolagong toppled Ms. King, the "old lady of have the Irish ranked third c ke to win the national much about Georgia Tech, but on the scoreboard In the first and the Atlanta Eagles Falcons27.17 beat HaI Je de r whipped the New York h America's tennis prInc.s, !ti" was well rested for to. ampionship. It's Just going to neither does Pepper Rodgers, quarter, connecting with Stan- the Denver Broncos 20-14. ts 31-6; and Doug Winslow-5 Owls Event, for the right to day's final. She hadn't played ley Morgan on a 74-yard touch17-yard run In the final quarter meet the na tion's tennis queen, since Friday when she beat Spurner was to be operated helped the New (kieans Saints down pass play on the second on today, Billie Jean King. Rosewali out- Julie Heldman, 2-6, 6-3, 6-1 in ' a play of the game. Bruins quares top tile Houston Oilers 24-16. dueled defending champion match as dismal as the weathReed, a three-year veteran tenback John Sciarra ran and out of Mississippi State who oiri Newcombe and set up a er. 01111 COLUMBUS, Ga. A) — par 72, passed UCLA Into the lead In 6,791-yard Green Island rema tch of Wimbledon, where sometimes sings the National If honing hard shots Is what it "The money wasn't This year, Fez.ler was second the final period, ou There's Nothing but Holloway Anthem before 'iinmy Connors needed only takes, Miss Goolagong has the tant," said young that impor- C ntry Club course. baligames, inIn the U.S. Open a nd the Amer- led Like Forrest FezThe Indian Wells, Tennessee 80 yards for the berited Spurner's starUnsnot three sets to take the title — the e4e. he milaved IS cYarn.sc Calif j LL I.. , (nit 1iici:' Th ..._ T Ii r Bri•d 12:00 (2. 44) News (6) Young And 89 CINTRAL FLORIDA'S 0101ff Ch.,co&apd Barnyard (44) Leave It To fleaver 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) S unshine Almanac 6:15 (6,8) Sunshine Al manac 6:30 (6) Summer (35, 44) Star Trek "That was the worst part of middle-level world figures and It,"saldKalb theYo unger "We diplomats through th gathering source cir CBS material for had no vacations, no weekends Jobs admittedly made the task th eir book on Henry Kissinger or nights off. It was an cx- of gathering pr imary sour ce was simple— they did it as they tremely difficult process for material far easier than i traveled around the OrId. both of us. There were many would be for most historians. Writing, rewriting and getting times each of us felt it was it finished, says Mars In, was Marvin Kalb cited his brothin;ane. But we just kept the problem. on er'striptochjnatyearasan doing IL" Live 4:00 (2.8) Somerset access not only to Kis- hanouk. deposed ag leader of singer but also major and Cambodia in 1970 shortly befort and had corresponden ts Bernard and Marvin Kalb found that1 (35) Penthouse AFTERNOON , 7:30 (2) Jeopardy EDITOR's NOTE — WashingSo hor did the brothers find ton-based television time to write the book? (6) Match Game (9) One Life To 11:30 (2.8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (33) Fran Carlton TUESDAY Consequences (13) News (24) Mary Starr (9) General Hospital (3S) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marriage (9) Split Second (35) Rompv R oom (44) Phil Donahue 1:00 (2,8) Tomorrow Sh ow (6) Concentration What's My Line QB Spurner ' (9) (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It 12:30 (9) Movie 49ers Lose DALLAS — Joann Carrier carded a final-round twooverpar 74 and held on to defeat Kathy Whitworth by a stroke in the $40,000 Dallas Civitan Open with a 54-hole total of 217. Grand Prix Victory 12:00 7:00 (2) To Tell The SECONDARY —On paper, a lot of coaches would like to have the Jets' talent, Earle Petty eeps Winning Open 24 ABC Captioned News (44) 'the Fugitive EVENING - AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Lee Trevino beat Gary Player with a par on the seventh sudden death playoff hole today—the second hole of the day—and claimed the $50,000 first prize In the World Series of Golf. MONDAY - Really i About Kissinger ' LINEBACKING ' Effort' Mnrk.q Rank . TAM '"WW AM Wa1r NonaLJT90 inki V * - - BLOCKING — You almost start, and end, with Wilaton Hill at right tackle and Randy Rasmussen at left guard. ONLY PRACTICE Eastbrook, dark shirts and Winter Springs began hitting Sunday in a practice game. The two teams They're the recognizable are part of the 95 pound program In the Pop Warner Y.M.C.A. sponsored tackle football. BUT HITTING Protection N a ma t h KICKING A rookie remembers from Super Bow l hopeful, Greg Cantt of IV. A rookie offensive tackle, Alabama, might replace Gordle Browne, has a chance disappointing Jullan Fagan as 0 to make an immediate con- the punter. Poor booting hurt tributlon. Robert woods, who the Jets last year. Bobby broke in last year, will be Howfleld, the soccer-style , useful at either guard or Englishman, comes off a good tackle. Winner's looking. year as placekicker, but he RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — from the standpoint that there can be erratic, FAIR. Petty started on the pole poOnly 11 of the 27 cars that FAIR. Richard Petty, having Just won are usually only about two or sitlon and led for three laps be. began the race were running at PREDICTION for the 12th time at the Fair- three of the real good cars here, fore last week's Southern 500 the , and Petty's speed finish grounds Raceway he seems to but they The Jets ride a yo.yo on the Prediction scale They could, get out there winner, Cale Yarborough of was only 64.530 miles per hour own, said "you can't call what and reallyusually can race for IL with Joe right be very good I say they'll finish fast in AFC East. Timmonsyifle, S.C., went with the caution flag out '13 went on out there today a race. "This time, there was a little ahead. Yarborough led three times for 134 laps. You Just saw a lot of guys going bit of racing ;6r the first 100 times for a total of 98 laps beLTThus: Aw around the track and trying to laps, but after that it was just a fore th Petty, who has lost only once e track got him. survive. , " In his last nine starts here, long afternoon for everybody." On the 121st lap, Yarborough- earned $6,740, while Parsons Petty, the Dodge driver who Petty was referring to the was the first National 4'issocl condition of the .542-mile track, runner-up to Petty in the NAS- got $3,985. Richie Panch was atlon for Stock Car Auto Racing on which the asphalt began CAR point standings slammed third in a Chevrolet, Charlie Grand National racer to earn coming apart not long after the into the outside guardrail and Glotzbach fourth In a Ford and demolished theslipped right front more than 11 million, was race started. It got progressive- CheTolct, Petty by onof his Walter Ballard fifth in a Chevrolet. almost a lap ahead of Chevrolet 1Y worse as the afternoon wore the inside without making any on . driver Benny Parsons of UntilBobby Allison beat him trolt In Sunday's seventh anNot even a flat tire on Petty's contact and led the rest of the in the Ichmond last Febiu. nual Capital City car, which had him practically way. ary, Petty had won seven But the 37-year-old Handle- coasting through the final 10 "It was really hard to race races here, and some. 14 laps, Caused any excitement, out there," said Petty, who one asked him If he hoped to By HOWA!U) SMITh man, N.C., veteran said if he Parson3 did use fourth quarter and raced 62 the situation to picked up his nin th AP Sports Writer break that had been a spectator "I would yards for a tociJ put the get in to the same lap with Petty season and the 163rdvictory this have felt Ike I got cheated, of his CaFalcons, 4-2, on top for good. "I hope we aren't racing here The San Francisco 49ers lost i for the first time since the early reer. "When Cale fell out, it got seven more times," Petty remore with Louis "I would have felt cheated going. than an exhibition game Ne sort of wild." al on a 42-yard pass play for pli ed. Sunday afternoon when quare other Atlanta TD, while terback Se Spurrier was th w a pair of scoring knocked out of action for abou t PaWs in the first half for two months. Denver. Spurner, a former Helsman InSaturday'saction,Earl e AA,ar,,4., For first time in their young history, Jets, as distinguished trcm old Titans, won' t have Weeb Ewbank at the helm, So n -in. law, Chancy Winner, takes over a 4.10 team that's in disarray Only the magical wand of Joe Namath deludes people Into thinking there are better things in store Joe will excite some people it that porous defense manages to get ball to him often ' " - - ':w.:• 1,' • • Large Golf Purse Evenino 1-1rild NEW YORK JETS '4":. -i '5 LEISURE 1 f - Ti. i,ie Sadtitzi, .Ccuøge —--is -- - - " �413— E vening Herald Monday, Sept,9, 1974 Calendar HOROSCOPE EVERY DAY 111111111 For Tuesday, September 10, 1974 Sanford-Seminole Art Association, 7:30 p.m., Cultural Arts Building Sanford. Critique on mem. ber's paintings by Joseph CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 'FACED WITH YOU A • - r ,, ),, 0 Rated For Consecutive lI nsertions—No Change Of Copy. i ___ p.m. 25'LOAflS 41-Houses for Sale -- - 'o information Situations Wanted 51-Household Goods 44—Garag. . Rummage Sales 35-Boats & Marine Equipment $1-Camping Equipment 57-Sports Equipment of WILL DO HOUSEWORK — I OR COMMERCIAL CLEANING 37) 6727 27 References required . Opportunities —' Increase your income to II pct (17,000 mm wall fo Wall Carpet, Drapes Air A Equipment And Supplits 41-Building 372 6470 or 323 5154 ) Marvin P. Gassman. $17 (21 I rs ) '__-- 30 f 63-MachInery and Tools 64—Equipment for Rent ME CENTER Apartments Rent 67—LIvestock and Poultry 67A—Fegd Jftedroomp'fouse I or 2 bedroom duplex aparimenls ,-, Furnished or unfurnished, Swimming pool 4720 S Orlando $l7Samonfh 372 ___________________- J Hartman Lake Mary' Cute 7 bedroom , , ni5h ci house Ier u'cl yard 122 3"o Sandlewood Villas RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES. * [Jnfijcnjshed Payton Realty 372 1301 Fishing & Boating Disposals Dishwashers AMi __ 34 Mobile Homes Rent - ___ -_.. Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by r,e,'itinUa mobile home at CAMP I 2.563 Park Dr. ANFORD a ll 323-7900 RLANDO 365-SSSS OFF AIRPORT BLVD. Realty, Inc. Real i.. A# 11 * They're lien V NOW, AND WE'LL PAY 'jOF HE MONTHLY RENT at Lake athryn 'III January 175 down, and assume loan on this cautiful 1977 mobile home 2 edroom (unfurnished), I' i baths, ill washer, dryer, dishwasher. isposai, and frost free I0'x70' screened roon Hot!" * M. UNSWORTH REALTY ,~ Mutt sell.7 Story, 2 bedroom frame me see us at our big new location GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave, (17.92) Sanforjl 3735700 New houses in a rural area. No dowr Payment-monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to Qualif ied buyers. Call to see if you quaNfytl Suite 20) The Grestel, Mall REALTORS Castef berry, i - Mobile Homes _________ US/I LIII 1ItIII S Drapes Ave & 14th St.) 3231131 *03w. 151St. 323 6061, 3730317,372 9320 house with l2'7' workShop Corner lot. $13,000 3321355 - ------------__ % J'ti'.. a ('55., a . — I i.i.L — - t fI JU Down (WITH GOOD CREDIT) 1974 Chevy Custom 350 VLl speed. $750, take over payments 372 2173 After 6p.m. Buys . Any Car 1973 Mustang Fastback, loaded, Ile new. 1973 volks*an Super Beetle. Ilk; new 17 t''.'r' *! IllS 3.' - ___________ " " - .--'-'.".--'.-- . I'' TraIlers ___ SSWJ1, C. - 322 3752 MAITLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy. 17-92 Open Sat & Sun 9S $31 7920 Doberman Puppies, AKC registered, black & rust 372 0131 ODD CHEST Largest selection in Central Florida. Dia. pool, 14 HP Pump with D. E. filter. C,00dcOndIl00 After $)fl 5718 6 . - . -. _•• - ._ '-.____"° - — They lust go on and Autos for Sale . '71 MG Midget, good condition. 11600 or best offer, 3230143 after , O. ' a..i I •.. . .nss•4 '.'.i'.' Gf S.,.'•s wo - ' 1 LI -. s•oi.w, 1' "5 " ' Jay G & E Auto Sales 61117 "is - I94 k. 3 13' (A f'"• r a V —0I ' - .... - . I,.'•,...,.-,,.,,.,•,. s ' . '"' o' '4'w,''e,.,. Your Word Is YourCredt * BUY HERE * _________ II'J I..l. ,•½' ¼.. .'. 5.7 c, t•'Ci• . . .. ''i' 321 Oil" -, Iv c.*' '',r. i • on and on. : - ,,•. t'.fy.*, 1971 VW 7 passenger But, red & white, looks & runs like new. I speed. Must Set' $7395 Call How,' Kirby, itt 312 101 Dealer __ -,---------,--.----'.,'.--.-.,-,,-------.-.-----.-----. .. ' ' ,, •• 4 :.-.:, '' BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC laG's V 1977 Gran Torino Sport Vs. full power, air, mags, local owner. Weekend special. Van Calonon. 1441. Dealer rcmale Cockapoo, Spayed, 7 mos. cld.. good with children, best offer. Doghouse, $15. 372 5464. 1' " P" , Mini Schnauzer, Yorkie. Boston Terrier, 30pups on display. we buy pups, financing, Shots, guaran teed. 904 737 7942, 9047)7-3416 ' ' Toy & Mini Poodles all colors, Cocker, Mini & Large ALL NOLL'S STORES There's one near you. . - .HEfl S Kennel Pups, studs, AKC, Prices start at I r. 1960 GMC S yard dump truck with 401 7 speed rear end Contact 321 80 Female Dalmatlon. Mate & female Siamese cats; Best offer. Also half Dalmalion pups, & 1 black kitten free. 323 6173. I' - bring results, try one, and listen ,o your phone ring Dal 372 7611 or 9993 AKC Dachshund minatures Red $65 ALL P4011'S S T OR E S There's one near you. / it you oon't believe that want ads ----- '-...... T,srj 1CA'1c,, SANFOO D 3319 Hwy I? t2 $"I% $401ford Pit ill 411 O.ta Sill ' - TOSEIl- I "C OMILANO S Hy It 7 a Tr,, DILCIW P11 ?34Ii,s _______ — Ili ) Sa'l.qd Pt, 37 3: _____________________________ " — Horses ,me Gelding, walker, sa Sofa, chair, 1 recliner, I beds, 3 chest of drawers, 1 dIning room set, 3 small tables, 7 pairs drapes. 321. 0877. o'lt;: _- CARPET, TILE. VINYL, Sales and expert installation. 20 yrs. exp Lowest prices In town. Call 67$ 1121. __-' n _ MTT'rTT'!1'rr. rs,u _.. W equIpment. For information, call - Frigidaire bull?.in dishwasher, 5.10 AMF Bowling ball, 11 lb. 120; 372 1734 after 3:30, each A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! 11 Weeki Old 57'. LIke' new nicely fur. and air Setup in lake Ashby Mobile Horn Park on lake 54.300 Lof rent 0 Month. 37) 9167. 3 JOHNNY WALKe le have several residential lob ranging in site from I to I acres Horses permitted with city ap prove I. Area of nice homes, closi to shopping and major highways Call Doris Belt. Assoc 530 5500 After hours. $62 9610 is mortgage or low down , like new & 4 bedrooms Carpet, garage 'witti paneled family rooms. rooms. Law 70's It is easy for Roberts & Gilman 830-5500 SEUtW4 .11 rn I CLIFF JORDAN Id A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES Blvd. off SR 46 for 526400 531 1343 PRICED FROMS35000 00' x 175' Woaled. Zoned RI SA All three for 511.500 KE MARY-- Five acres on a orner, zoned agriculture, more han one home can be built on w'operty. 177.503 CONVENTIONAL FINANCING - KE MAC ROAD- Five acres ear St Johns Marina, high, dry, voded Zoned agriculture us, Located 1 block So, of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., in Sanford. Sales o'fice open Mon.-Fri: 9.6, Sat. & Sun. 1.6 Dial J22- 872 1 ORREST GREENE INC. A AL TOPS 196W Lake Mary Blvd 373 6333 or 61.5 2333 'E TAKE TRADES — lb('droornsfAml roe '' Pi('fl ( 'It 'guipped carpet 117,500 IIUFFMANREALTY Al i'.'ii i........'.-. Restaurant Equipment - New and Used, Bought and Sold. Holiday Equipment, 3915 N. Orange Blsryt. Trail, Orlando PH 793 1973 Peacock heavy hem, Silkle Chicken. I pair of golden Pheasant, and one Lady AmPn,srst rooster . 6611126 — 67A e.. JIM DANDY FEEDS p It is tall housecleaning time Have your Carpet Steam cleaned professionally. $i.,s for average size room. KuIp Decorators, 409 W. First St., 372 7335 Toro self propelled reel la wn mow er. Make offer - - -. BUY - DIRECT FROM BOX CAl Appliances air cortd freezers . refrig, step ladders wire etc C,ormly's E 4, Sanford 373 473 Over 10,000 Pieces To Select From furniture parts. All at wholesale or below at 19 W Concord P4011's Freight Damaged Warehouse, Downtown Orlando. Phone 173 9507. . BUY I I I 68 FROM OXCAR S anford Wanted to Buy 77,000 BTU Hotpoint air conditioner, used 10 mon?h, originally Sold for $499, will sell for 1119. Good condition. 4.000 BTU Hotpoint air conditioner used 1 year Originally SolO for 1449, will tell for $99 rwo used reclining chairs-one black and oi s,,n,I A. excellent buy at 135 each Three used Holpint automatii washing machines. Two like new Priced to sell at $79, 59$, and 1169 Used dresser, chest and bed all fo - nr..,, 1100 F RENCH AVENUE - SANFORD PHONE 332 7933 * * Singer * * GOLDEN TOUCP'i'ri in SCwing cabinet, repossestec Singer's best model, winds bitb* in machine, Fully automatic. Pat alarice of 17$ or 10 payments 04 1973 Droo ,n Singer .;,, Lig.Lag •.. ,... ---.,- 3 Be" — Care — — ..& Burglar Alarms - Burglar Alarms New For Homes&8utiness Free Estimates, 373 6267 327-2270. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED t Carpentry Too pricespaid,used, any condition 641 517 6 WI Win n er Park _ .S'e Buy and Sell Gold a silver Coins Single or Bulk SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W 1st St 32.3 4337 - 1/ - VINCENT'S CARPENTRY ' Siamps.Cojns BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Pressure Cleaning Small Jobs Wanted FALL CLEANING Intr-iØr- Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry. No lob too Small Licensed & Bonded, 323 5477 CARPENTRY WORK AND HOME Classified ads are here to t'lp ,o buy, Self, rent Or Swap at a l-w Cost. let Ut help you p'ace yours— Call 322 261 1. Or 931 9"i - Pre'i',,.-' — AUCTION licit' selection of quality used fur nitui'e land appliances including new bedroom Suite, old Lincoln bed oak Sideboard TVs outboard motor, new carpet and linoleum, Early American couch, washers, Queen size bedding, bicycle built for two refrigerators drafting board, freezer, office equipment Many items too numerous to mention, AUCTION 1200 French Ave. 313-7340 CONCRETE large or small we do it all Fair prices Licensed d CHASE? BUILDERS 842779 ay O night, Camper Travel TraIlers Truck Rentals P.PEf.nD LUNG. ADDITIONS & REPAIRS CARPENTR Y, ROOFING, CEMENT 1 iN I Sit I NC, P tNT Rt-'SONABLE 373 97 — - Land Cle RYDER RENT 0S S TRUCKS Econ'ine Vans? 0 es. rectors — ,.,lfl' rjnti 3 Land(learirig Septic tAnks t.ii ci rt ctriveways All kinds of ci gg ng 32 2 9117 or 373 39 . sawn rvice — estimates F loo. s. Patios &drives Yard Clean Up, Trim, Mowing firick or stone planters Patch and Service and Light Hauling. Cal: us repar work 372 3.I00 ANYTIME 37) 1064 . car ipear 373 5310 - A. j , . REMODELING at fair prices Large or Small we do it all Quality work free estimates CHASE? BUILDERS 162-7159 ' day or night. John's Fix It Call Alter Sp m Mon Thur :.'"'--'' V i im-M TRIPs .,p, SEA"ILESt GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES 862 1515 p 3 D " - .o. -c''f.' ng - • i — 41 J .,I(_4 -ç ' 'r. LItli' ,,"f acis bring big, big reSulf JuSt fry one 322 7611 or 931 999) W a ll, Paper Punting and Wallpapering No lob tx, small Quality workmanship pv, 373 $579 r- - " Siding c " "' . 13 F,, __________________________ PC%d,'nl.,il & Comrrcrc,l Free Esl 12) 0319. Jerry or )?? 611), irick, flltk & Stone I replaces, Bi'Jy flarbeques. Car-ports t'flcloSrd. brick veneer, concrete driye-y.i,-. — FRANKS MASONRY. $316731 or 323 0151 anytime Painti - ... - - Home lmprovem.ntg '.' r't't'(.i - S . . Serve a useful c'urp..se Again when you sellthe * fh classified 'O from th Herald Call us today' Don't dCiayi JuSt dial 3227611 or 53) To e' ic our low cast want -.,,,, C&ABACKHOESEVICE J i m's Concrete & Masonry Free ' asonabfy priced Dodge Travco °ully self-contained 372 7371 nytimc' or see at 1106 S Cedar. 00 fmg 373 125111 After 11a.m. lnterior.Exterior Plastering Plaster patching and simulated brick Speciality. 323.77w ng - R Thompson's Rooting Build up & shingles. All work guaranteed - ONDAY,SEpT 9. 7P M #.'. Carpentry, Rsmoc.seling, Acidutøn5, Custom Work, licensed. Bonded. Free estimate 323403$ REPAIRS PART TIME Phone 323 1941 or 373 125) Concrete ______________ Cleanng, Floor Waiinq 3?) CIAS , ', _____________________________ Auction SANFORD Exterior walls. eaves. patio, walk$ & roofs. Remover mildew, fungus, mudcbbe wasps & Spider - 0197 '8.A CLEANS ALL ' consignments. Free pick UPS Auction Sat. night at 7 p.m. Call , - Reduce your electric oh with complete ceiling & wall rrsulaficn' Fi'ee estimates Asz'itcn Insulation (901) 789 3710 — Piney Woods Barn, we buy furniture and miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pct. PET PEST INN Boircjing & Grooming Ph 3724057 - - 322-1331, "Lake Mary" 2$22 Park Orn,e, 72 Is62 Wanted to buy, good used piano Call flram Towers, 373 4130 . Pet Care - ar1yt r':' AppknCei TOWER ' SKEAUTY SALON (formerly IlafPiett's Beauty Nook: ¶19 E Pine, 372 S7i% Household Goods 7 Pc Living rm Suit' SW 9S Tw-o,511995 Daves Furniture 300 Sanford Ave., 373 9370 Home Improvem.ntg - Full line GE Appliances _ 51 Air Condltionkig 0-1111111111111iiiiiiiiiiiiIiiiiii J Central Heat & Air Corclton.nç For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanforci 332 KifChen Rothroc", CjUnct, . Counter tops, S , rks InStallation 1771 available 372 8037 - CASH 3771137 For used furniture, applIances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. 69 l# FROM8 PER CENT 7403 Park Dr, Dav 327 721; T h Time Tested Firm Days, 322 On Nights: 322 $424 372-7XI P acres, 715 frontage, Orange Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tennis Cours, Recfreatjonal Fees Are Prepaid. SANFORD REALTY BROKERS 322-5632 - Lots and Acreage_— COUNTRY LOT ., Casselberry And Sanford z __..., ST. JOHN'S REALTY 311 Freight damaged furniture and REAL ESTATE. INC. -322 7124 Assume WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SE! I -TRAOF Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 1772 Adults, IO pets. 5110 plus deposit sB-Wanted to Buy - *Swimming Pool Tennis Courts m furnIshed house. $175 - 4$-Pets and Supplies 61—Horses 01.2.3 Bedroom Apts. roll course, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central heat & air, all con and breezeway. No pets. Must REALTO& 531 1717 ve references $700 Monthly, have ,...... — 5100 surity. Also 1 bedroom 7 bdfll. 1 bath ,Cen, UM down, $135 !flO. 9' cottage. Ideal for couple sioc pct. Acre Realty, Month, $50 security.. 2371517, REALTOR, 372 7730 — - ,...:..,,.... 62-Lawn and Garden LARGE EXECUTIVE HOME- - on Bed; ooms Wall to wail carpet, air conditioned, heat, carport No children or Pets Call 173 6592 HALL REALTY __________________ REALTOR 24065 HWY 11 97 Unfurnished Materials ALTOIIS to buy from month, lit and last plus deposit 323 1207. "San ford's sates leader" Your Multiple Listing Agency LAKE Immediate possession Several 7 Bedroom, fenced yard. fe'e water $165 mo , security deposit Trampoiines lay a way now for Christmasf Kin site frames Use indoOt's or out doors Mat Site S'iIO, Regula retail price 5299 Pdolf'5 price $199 Coronet, $60; new studio couch, $50. Apartment size washing machine, $ 100 . Call 373 033$ before 3 p.m. Call' 322.2420 Anytime ity On lois, secluded area Ovi )00 sq. it. of living space wil ada and fruit trees. 147,500 ON RESERVOIR - _ ,&I Mohawk ir , Malt, Fret' into 643 2 Bedr 59-MusIcal Merchandis, G Cove Valencia Court, North, (off Locust In Lake Mary area. Phone 327 9353 or 327 9777, Melodee Skating Rink Bedrooms. xittheflEquipped BEAUTIFUL ESTATE -- Pets and Supplies RegistereIAKC Doberman Female black, 15 weeks old $100 371 0133, 372 768.4 REALTORAssociate Julian Stenstrom After hours, 3322160, ITY- TWO BRAND NEW HOMESI 2106 and 2110 Magnolia. *30,900 each All extras. Call REALTOR AssociateBetty Flamm, After hours 3226033. ny and bright 3 bedrooms, pths, air conditioned *ith feni trd $77,500 The Master's siSaturday A. Sunday, 9 Open Hou, am, to l p.m. Brick ranch style 3 -. Ajent to Sweetwater Oaks. Bedrooms, large screened porch Investment With Lights and Electric Starter. 5350 Firm 373.1113 FRUIT JARS CARLOAD- P15,, QTS,, NO LIMIT GORMLY'S E. 4,3231733 ,______"7N 1, "r /_-- Deltona, 9017597760 Orlando, 31)5472 1334 33 Houses Rent Furnished flond, Mort Broker) 7601 5$-Bicycles / "" conventional • loans. Builder, bedroom, 2 bath, 525.000 Clean ' - 21 53—TV. Radio. Stereo SELECTOR baths priced from $27,650 to on large wooded lot. Seller Pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, Ii CONDITION, 323 4792. Ti',pF (ft:, [.XCELLLP.r COtIDIIIOPI. ITY- WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY? Then see this 7 story, 4 bedroom. 2 bath on extra large corner lot. $39,900. Call ITY- Extra nice older 3 bedroom home. Only 121,500. Roomy and in good condition. Cell REALTOR. Associate Rose Southward. After hours 372 6301 LAKEFRONT 323 Slii 834 373 457k letting GLOBAL CARPETS 119 50-Miscellaneous 52—Appliances 323 734 FurnishedorUnfurni%hedNj(e' iWO BEDROOM HOME- with one 2 Bedroom Home for Rent bedroom apartment, convcniCnt 372 752,9 _ _ ___ — location, 577.300 inr'st,qafe Call decorated, reliable tennant. S Mac,rolia 32377 ESTATE 377 1196 Sanford Civil Ser vice Office or the Merchandise REAL -- 5774 Unfurnished ?bedroom hom, newly Personnel Diiec*or, Sanford City Hall or call 327 316) for further 41-Income And Investment Property For Sale II older) bedroom home on pay oad. $23,000 rfl,eflces 153.000 To see call 373 Input Into. for coinputor opt, No El t'fl(Cd carpet salesman' residential And commercial RCHANDISE I Houses Rent 47-Real Estate Wanted the ,_. 32 ) BedroomI,7baths inSunland Also 7btdjm l', baths in City. 1964. I __ Employment benefits include Lake Mary, 3 Bedrooms._ 2 baths, Participation insurance and air, kitchen equipped. large retirement programs. Interested family room, garage, See to ap. personnel contact the City of preciate. $735 Month. 323 0445. For Sale - I Eve 327 7371 - I - - Immediate regular employment. Upk eep, maIntenance and re pa ir both diesel and gasoIj vehicle's. 44-Farms and Groves 0 SMALL ACREAGE on this 3 bedroom, I') bath Only 7 years old Utilities Furnished $l15P,'on?h 321 0791 I AUTOF,SATIVE MECHANIC 4$—Resort Property 4 LAND (904 )13406fl Ui Trucksand aa * .iiliic eng.ne, parts. 322 742). 196IHONDA3SOCB After 5pm. CALL 36.53110 Equipment for Rent 64 . -. 1969 Cutlass V S. new engine with only 1,000 mites Clean insider 000 371 I I 1971 Yamaha, RD 750, like new 1300 miles $130 3fl0575 2971)1*1797 377 5961 I H P R Ider Mower T. JOHNS RIVER ESTATESBEAUTIFUL. Spacious one year old 2 story, I bedroom, 4 bath o canal to river. Pool and other extras. Call REALTOR Associate Sonny Reborn After hours 372 1179 comet EALTOp -- Open Weekends LIONA (305) 64$ 1131, Associate. Vic Gitchier, eves 377 1314 ------"- - __________________ 65 1AVENNA PARK - POOL, 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS PLUS FLORIDA ROOM and climate control for 145,500. For details call REALTOR Associate Betty Flamm. After hours, 3726053 Village Real, Estat os of LOTS in town a out. Starting at 53.300 Yes even lakefr on t' Call Realt or, - - 0 8SONMAPIP1E quantities of new pre C carpet, linoleum and accessorie being sold at close to wholesal price n Furnished one bedroom apt. ItS French Ave. $100 per mo, plus 125 ASSUMpTION... With Small down deposit. 3276517 or 322 6530. payment Call 373 5171 orn experience necessary. General 173 or 723 9160 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. 43-Lois and Acreage DIRECTORY ne rm apt, lights, water f ur fished. Only Adtl5 only. No pets 377 7296 after I I desired. Can lead to full time Casselberry Area, one large duplex. I employmen t at later date. Call Small 42-Mobile Homes JOB - - large Longwooá :luding custom drapes. A ho p'OU'll be proud to own 001500 - - rI HulIwith 175 Hpe,'iqne $1,495Firm r 3231113. Aftic Carpet Sale ,'AYFAIP This 7 stcwy Spanish has I bedrooms, 71 , baths, Price reduced to 159.900. For details call REALTOR Assoc ia te Rose South ward After hours 372 6404 relaxation, formal living lining rooms, Many extras city 2 bedroom, 1 th with big trees Now IS tile time to bvy' Miscellaneous, For Sale Realty S SUN LA N D (OflditioflCd, reasonable rent, Adlt, no Pe,S 232150 month, $100 security. 37) ssas or typing ability with 40 wpm 40-Condominiums I otherw.e, ' ,,-,,. , 2BItIrOOm Duplex Adults Only, No Pets. Contact 2312 Palmetto Ave. Approx. hrs. 6 pm to tO P.M. 3$-Wanted to Rent So - MINI BIKE LIKE NEW 515.332 7645 323 1)40 breeze; large family room Central Florida 's MULTIPLE LISTING R EALTOR. 3221991 19195 Fr en ch — Part time nights at Sanford office. For Rent Real Estate Margaret Scott, Assoc. After Boats & Marine Equipment . I97O TOYOTA STATION WAGON AIR, AUTOMATIC. GOOD 1973 Honda lSO $5000r best off er (901) 313.3016 Stenstrom 'maculate 3 bedroom home beautiful landscaped lot wtici well loved and cared for. pressive view of surroundi from elevated location. A kitc that makes meal prep.aratioi *76.500 For more information all Stemper Realty Clean 3 bedroom. 1 bath air conditioning, carport. No p,'t CRT OPERATOR Realtors service, uWd machines 'MOONEY APPLIANCES 37j ,*q, - ,, - HondaCl 115 TakeOver Paments "°' KEP4MORE WASHER, parts, SS I . L7 l4' ifltflC.(.j-. . ,— SANFORD AUCTION M JLVYCL!! 7 Pct. InterstR GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedroom homes. I', to 7 For Rent ,lnc 323 6)53 or 643 2333 I — I— - ___ — KULPREALTY.321.n)3 Maintenance man, some experI,n, in minor electrical and plumbing Apply Lakeview Nursing Center. .4 room, wall to wall carpet, air 7777 I 830.5500 1rn PrI r (Y -7— .__ __ ,_~) ~ ~~ 2 story. Roberts & Gilman ALTAMONE- Trees, trees, trees Handy to Altamonte Mall. Enjo country atmosphere in this large bedroom, 21 , bath e*eculiv home. Family room, fireplace central air, double garage, man extras. Move in now. 151,500 edroom, i'i bath concrete blo ome, 173,000 train DEK INDUSTRIES, I?-Busin,ss Property Don't Stop Magnificent bedroom, 21 , bath home with oversized rooms. Huge fireplace; close to town Complete country estate atmosphere. For ap poinlment call Joan Carter. Assoc, 30 5500 After hours, 831 7133, Academy, I Shaded fenced yard with Transformers hand winders, will ses - - 1911 Camero, SS auto, PS, PB, vinyl top, AM FM $ track, extras. 377 1757. 19e1 leMans, I cyl., new paint, tires, BLAIR AGENCY - - ' Steer ingand brakes, 1.600 373-1176, - - Motorcycle Insurance classified adt read ar.J .-. Rubs for Sale - ____ Autos Por5jf. lfl. 1969 Biscayne Chevrolet. 350 Motor. ta gged and inspected. Power .5750 37368 S3 Low in cost, high in results, that's - - flu Honda 150-- '17 model priced right. Financing available with no down payment, Dick's Appliances, 3327651 Quick cam for your home. Fa closing. We will pay all cost. Mo when ready or will trade. Fri inspection. Call Larry Saxo REALTOR. or Jerry Emerso Assoc- Roberts & Gilraan, Inc REALTOR $30 Swim and ski on 7 spring fed lakes I? Acres fenced pasture 104' hOt' REALTORS '196W.Lake Mary Blvd Economy Toyota For Rent Lake * * * * Deltona. * * fir * 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished Legal Notice Arthur 14 Be(ksyith, Jr Clerk o Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCPiarde tie,, i1 1.1 Area. Private Lot. Phone 323 7627. Unfurnished 34—Resort Property Forest - -- - ---------------------== io As 5iiva'i,pI. Ranges, Hotpolnt and Tappan. Real Estate Wanted I,'..,, LAKE FRONT PLUS 25 ACRES handy I EFF ICI ENcyApA TMENT CARPET, AIR.$90MONTH 33-Houe-i Rent Furnished .. One Otbon Range Model No regu,red to present any claims and FSsAS, Serial No 1SS demands which you may have One Mercury Hood Mtidel No against the estate of THOMAS I. M2T. Serial No M4A7I0 4tilf t''', ia;,. ,d i")n C i'rrf'rt P,, rt.rnc t, rn;rOte Cri'cf I ft -. I i. i' t. ', 2 Bedroom Mobile Home — Paola 185 Airport Blvd 35-Mobile Home Lots • -- bedrooms, 7 baths, central au like new condition. Assume lo interest mortgage. 177,000. SAVEUI On fuel Close to ever ything in the Spec. Rates For Senior Citizen s ParkAvenu,Mobiteplr, 2S45 Park Drive, 3727161 only Permanent employment Apply 9 to S. Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs, 34—Mobile Homes Rent : FOREST CITY AREA 332754 Babysitterwant7 301111 100,Mon - Fri. Call 323 7915. After Furnished .' . Upper). Near Seminole Junic College, 19 Citrus trees, 7 roor home with 3 bedrooms Large 10 Only 117.500 12 Bedroom. Adults Only 27- Investment OPPortunitIes Bookkeeper Automotive ________ Rentals Fir 'vj new car dealer exper ience in genpI ledger monthly 29-Rooms for Rent financial statement necessary. )0-Apartments Rent Contact Mrs. Our-st or Mr. Thornton, Orlando, 363$611, Unfurnished Sanford, 377 $601, Central Aparlmen 3 l— ts R,nt Florida's Oldest Toyota Dealer, MARKET -- WITH ADULTS, NO PETS 116 W. 2nd St. - -- Front office clerks, experiencedO 17 .... ' FORREST GREENE INC. Stem per Sez! __________________________ fl-Insurance FARMER ' S - payment or trade Live in one sid for $53 month Office $31 715 Home 349 3617 - 919 E. 2nd St. SISTER, inc., noon, Cavalier —'...'---• Bedroom Trailers & ApIs 2 Adult parks, 7 "ISn'ttPt• SANFORD ARE.AtII.*Iy And beautIful?" Family parks. 351 Hiy 17 97, , Sanford 3231930. Day,Wk , M ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE A tow dOWfl payment. 4 bedroom. 2 WELAKA A)AR1ML,.dTS __________111W. 1st St. th lovely home with large living roem, Separate dining room, nice AVALON APARTMENTS kitchen with many extras Priced Apply 9 to 3, Holiday Inn Alta monte Springs. Opportunitis Prxllor Associate, SAN MO PARKS, 1, 7. 3 13-Action Sports 18-Help Wanted REALTOR LAKE MARY AREA- (Flxei 7. Hour Srrvsce Call 332 7495 - Bartenders needed. experienced only, permanent employment Financial . Elmer Bakalla, Inc. - Calf bart Real Estate N Ice Apartment 11 10 PARK APARTMENTS 1717 S Pirh A'.e, t'drd _______________________ Springj, 7 pm. to p m. 21-situations Wanted CIw'ri'?n Till We Succeed," W. Garnett White Furnished Ilariquet help, waiters And waitreSSes Apply in person 9 to Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springc "We JOHN KIDER. ASSOC Apartments Rent 322 21 - Acreage Lots and Acreage Value - __ -1 _ __ ___ Appliances Seminole County- s or 10 ace ideal homesite, ideal for hors Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6 0711. with your choice of fireplace in family room. Select Color of carpet and appliances, 533,950, Everest Realty, Inc., REAL TOR S6I$ 0808, )t, CASSELOERRY For sale or rent this 3 bedroom home with family room and Contemporary fireplace, central air, fenced yard 57,400 total Price. Owner will hold second mfg Or rent at ss mo Homes, Lots and 43 If You Have An Eye F 1IORTHEAS1 - 3 bedroom home Altamonte. New townhouse, bedrGom%. balls, kifch, "Stop Urn! Commercial Properties - Company benefits, Apply in per son to Holiday Inn, 13-Travel Agencies 14-Camping PARK Broker, 101W Cornmercs,31 Santord, 322 1*11 exchange for completely fur fiShed apartment, Sanford Motel, 2621 Hwy, 1797. No phone calls. Largeclean Ior2bedroom-ufil,tles furnished for working adults $30 Cock tail Waitresses Busy security. 1106 Sanford Ave. Lounge. Altamonte__________________________________ Travel& Recreation tIp . ___ Colleg e Student, part time work I Il-Instructions lc1 31 GREENE Inc. REALTORS. ID-Do It Yourself 9 2 r. - 6353 or 327 *970 8-Eating Places - TOGETHER FOLIO NlhG bedroom apartments, Pool, clubhou se, carpeting, drapes. kitchen equipped, central heat and air. Monthly rentals from $112.30. 7090. 1305W. 25th St Sanford Alt Attractive 2 bedroom t ownhouse ownhouse I' batilt, complete 'tchen. carpet, &apes, carport. storage $30 1707. 81 7144, REAL ESTATE SALESMENConfidential interview, Computot' MIS. We take trades. FORREST 9—Good Things to Eat 24-Busjg Having Claims or Demands Against WITNESS my hand and the seal &ø THE Said Estate: said Court on this, 41h day of You are hereby not,IiCd and September. 1911 i CALL 373 814 Chi Care 7-Motels Hotels Uniforms. Meeting of Band Booster officers and board, 7 , 1.4 ff4(),t$ IK'IAL The Want Ad After hours, call Barry Bailey, h1i_:L -air, rran', other extras. 373 5031 sitter 5 pm. 41 Houses for Sale Single story studio, I, 2. and 3 ________________________ FOR SMALL MOTEL S-Lost and Found ____ bedroom, 1 bath. Duplex With Pool In The If you hVC fl eye for real value. Ground. Excellent .iditiOr. $175. yOu'll Inc classified ads 373 1910 Room 110. — - reottiarlt I * GARDENS * * PART TIME MAID 4-Personals GU:DE DeBary )73 COal or 162-7173 Children back in school? Meet ppte & earn money selling AVON 614 3079 3-Cemeteries CAR BUYER'S -- BY OWNER, PINECREST - i I Earn Ct,'istmaS cash selling Sarah Coventry jewelry No Investment. Car & phone necessary. 373 7791 ,iftrr 6 2-in MeMoriaM Hrs.-322 fl4 322-3991 and 372.064 ready lot , you today. Excellent location at I-i ,w*SR SR 44 ' or night; or weekends, Winter Sorings I-Card of Thanks RALTOp Monday, Sept. 9,1974-5B Houses for Sate 11111 $ Jim Hunt Realty ' . - Announcements n in REALTY !of, Houses for Sale REALTOR 641 t9I — this notice, the fittitø name to wit Restaurant H. A. GREENWOODCONTRAC NOTICE OF SALE TOP under which Alcoholics Anonymous, open name NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that we are engaged In business at ii o the 111h day of September. I74, meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal North Corte? Avenue, Winter of 11:00 AM. at the West Church, front d" Springs, Florida. Parish House, 400 01 the Courthoe of Ss"oIe That the pa.,Iles interested in Said Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. County, at Santorct. Florida. the business enterprise are as follows: undersigned Clerk will Offer for sale Overeater, H. ARNOLD GREENWOOD Anonymous, the following descrbed real Dated at Winter Springs. Seminole 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Property. County, Florida, September i,. 1971. Civic Center, Highland Avenue. 10173. Block "6". WASHINGTON Publith: Sept. c. 16, 23. 30. 1914 Open to all compulsive eaters. OAKS. SECTION ONE. according 10 DEF .41 the Plat theredf AS recorded in Put Bo 16. Pages 7 and I. Public SEPT. 11 Pecorn of Srrn,nolt. County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND State Sen. John Florida Vogt will FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, address Rotary Club at lun-. TOGETHER WITH THE FLORIDA. FOLLOWING cheon meeting at Sanford CIVIL ACTION NO. 74IO31.F One Coldspot Refrigerator In re: the Civic Marriage Center, His subject will of Model No. 65211 CHARLES RAY HOLTZCLAW, One Orbon Range be Citizenship. Model No, PETITIONER AND SHERRY _____ ES HOLTZCLAW RESPONDENT One Mercury Hood - Model No. TO SHERRY • ONLY 96' ONLY Bedrm ,)' Will keep children In my home day Employment used HARRISS 41 COR BETT REAL ESTATE - " Band Booster,, 8 p.m., band room. All parents of band members invited. Discussion of band activities for year and fund raising to pay for Glen Del One Comfort Pat Furnace -Main Post Office FICTITIOUS NAME Model No (PEFIO1 Phoenix. Arizona Notice Is hereby given that we are together with all structurm im YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED engaged In business at 710 Wilshire rwo,emenfs, fixturri, appliances, that an action for Dissolution ot Drive. Casselbnry, Semincie and appurtenances on !.ad land or Marriage has be-ci flied against you County, Florida under the fictitious in conjunct,n thecr*,tn fiv CHARLES RAY HOLTZCLAW, name of ADVANCED MEDIA The aforesaid sale 'II be made and you are reouiredto ter v,acopy SYSTEMS, and that we intend to ixirsuant to a Final Judgment e n c, your written defenjes. If any, to it register said name with the Clerk of In Clv:1 Nu. 74647 E now on CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Pending in the Circuit Court in and Petition,,'. whose are is n Florida in accordance with the for Seminole County, Florida 54'c'i-d Atlantic Bank Building Provisions of the Fictitious Name DATED THIS 51h day of Sep Sanford. Florida, and file the Statutes, To-Wit: Section 563.09 teniber, 1971. Original with the Clerk of the above Florida Statutes icsi. (Seal) styled Court on or before the Sth day 5: William Fitch MonIfort Ill Arthur H B(kwith, Jr. of Octobic. A.D. 1911; otherwise a John Larry Hanks Clerk of the Circuit court default will be entered against you Publish: Sept. 9, 16. 23. 30. 1,74 By: Cecella V. Ekern for the relief demanded in the OFF.44 Drpvty Clerk Petition r $t 9. 191 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WITNESS MY hand and Offi,I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. C r ; seal of tPiS Court on the 41h Ca r of CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE September. A D. 1971 COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Arthur H Beckwith, Jr FOR CIVIL ACTION NO. 741441.A SEMINOLE COUNTY. Clerk of Circuit Court FLORIDA. JAMES RL JARRETT, Seminole County, Florida CIVIL NO. 74131 Petitioner. By: Joy Stokes vs.' 1OCkTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN Deputy Clerk JOYCE REBECCA JARRETT. arid COMPANY, a Florida cot CARROLL BURKE or'ation, Respondent Attorney for Petitioner NOTICE OF SUIT Pi.rtpff, 613 Sanford Atlantic TO JOYCE REBECCA JARR(TT, Bank Building iHt T 73.05 Riverdale Rd.. an EVA MAE Sanford, Florida 32171 '.oITf P WHITE New Carrolltc.n, Maryland S wife. (Seal) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Defenaants that an action for Child Custody and NOTICE OF SALE Publish Sept e. 16.. 71, 30, 1974 Temporary Restraining Order has PiOU 15 HEREBY GIVEN that DEF 35 cx The fifth day of September. 1971, — been filed against you end you are At 1100AM at the West front door rlqured to serve a copy of your IN THE CIkCUIT COURT OF THE w'lttendefens,j if any. to Gene P of the Courthouse of Seminole EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clk. Stroemon of STEPHEN County. at Sanford. Florida, the SON and CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR BEADlE, POSt Office Drawer One, endersigned Clerk w'll offer for sale SEMINOLE COUNTY Casselberry, Florida, 37107, At the following described real PROBATE DIVISION property; torneys for the Pbfitione,, and file PROBATE NO. Lot 11, Block "C", WASHINGTON In re: the Original with the Clerk of the Estate of .PPOvC Ityfed Court on or before OAKS. St(T 10115 'TWO. accorcinu TPsOt,'AS 1. SULLIVAN October 5. 197i, o the PIaI thttf as recoto a deceased Judgment may be entered against Put Book 16. Pagri $4 1. 17. Public P4CTICE TO CREDITORS you for the relief c1tn ,lnci.j in fre rrords of ¶.,'rrnI,. -urt To All Creditors and All Persons f'ct,lor, I IorId l.Bdrm 2 Bdrm 3 i1oci P-ri ill IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? -__________ AL ANON For famllle pr friencis of prot,iem 9 Good Things to Eat drinkers. For further information call or write OCEAN SHRIMP Sanford At Anon Family Group P. Box 553, Sanford, FIa, 37771 O.FREE hOnlcdefivery SSavci Please calf 303 $30 6.468 Watch for HENRI, the talking, _— movey Saving Robot coming to lb Help Wanted Jack Pror Ford The Longer Your Ad Ruis The Less It Costs Per Line Pe,' Day. Houses for Sale 41 3 bedroom, 2 bath, corner 39,500. I -' vit1 0251, Sanford. • MYSELF AS OF SEPT. 1. lni. RICHARD N SEITHER j __ Unfurnished 2546 S. French Ave. - , FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MART Business Propert y For Rent 37 Apartments Rent . Child re 6 Tø.,".. RECREATION _______ APARTMENTS - Def HOLTZCLAW - 33 _______ I AU17 Lost and Found Tiaroe male Irish 5et vicinity 25th St., & Oak Ave. Reward. 322 1653. ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call T,lll Free, 6.41fl7 for "We Care""Hotline" - _.. Adults , or -_. I n"arrra man, et al INKI i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE . . NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. NAMESTATUTE FLORIDA. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CIVIL NO. 74-461.E Notice is hereby given that tte STOCKTON. WHATLEY, DAVIN undersigned. pursuant to the And COMPANY, a Florida cot- "FictitiousName Statute," Chapter pprat. 8659, Ft. Stat. 0973), will register *iffi the County Comptroller in And vs for Seminole County, Florida, upon ROBERT L. WASHINGTON, an receipt Ofp,.Iof the Publics tlonof S Perhaps Alcoholic Anonym Can Help Call 423 4387 Wrttep,, Box 1713 Sanford, Florida -- COMPLETE AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Don't procrastinate, or you SEPT. 11 never will get duties done. Take the right treatments to build up National Association of '0w energy. Retired Federal Employes PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Spend little for amusements and Wintcr Park Chapter 386, noon huiki up your reserve funds. Some creative matter can turn out to luncheon meeting, S&S L(' most profitable as well as interesting. Work on it. Cafeteria, Winter Park. IF Y&)(JH CHILI) IS BORN TODAY. he or she will do well Sanford K1wnJs Club, noon, in business, selling, manufacturing and such fields, or where Civic Center. inaugurating improvements in the educational or other Boating, Wednesday, 7-10 professional fields is concerned. Teach early to get rid of that p.m., Seminole Junior College, martyr complex and be more sure of self, to stand up for own 1,207 and 208. Free. rights. Sports are a must here, and so is music. I SE". 12 I Lake Brantley High School Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Personal, - PAGES OFFER - Legal P1 of ice ___ PROBLEM . • .• I TENDENCIES: Plan how to put Yo ur biggest projects in operation. An motional problem may arise so you feel imposed upon, but do the jobs facing you well. ARIES (Mar, 21 to Apr. 19) Handle family matters Alcoholics Anonymous closed diplomatically for fine results. Use right methods meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal to have more 'ffIciency at home. Take no chances with onewith ulterior Church Parish House, 400 ;u tires. Magnolia Ave., 84 p.m. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You can solve problems that Sanford Al-Anon Family have been difficult fr you to do In the past. Be th lcal. The Group, Holy Cross Enkt'nni ............. GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Study your financial position, Magnolia un ñuuse, iut) Ave., 8-r. p.m. and you will know how to proceed instead of asking for advice. Listen to what an expert has to suggest, however. Try to please Sept. 10 mate more in p.m. Human Poteullal Seminar, MOON CHhI.DREN (June 22 to July 21) Get rid of anything Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11 annoying, or you won't accomplish much. A long telephone a.m. — 12:30 p.m. SJC DE 3, conversation with a new personality could prove most interesting Call SJC, Jim Sawyer, for in pm. reservations. LEo (July 22 to Aug. 21) A day to relax and study the WIFE, 6 weeks, Tuesdays, progress you've made so you know what errors have to corrected, Assist one who complains, and all is be Altamonte Springs Civic okay. Center, Altamonte Springs, 9 VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Contact good friends and show bow much you value them, especially . to noon. Free. if you haven't had much uTile for them lately. Also contact a group with Interes ts ilk' Goldsboro Elementary %OUTS. School PTA first general LIBRA I Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Handle civic affair well. T' to meeting, 7:30 p.m., school improve your credit. Make sure you study your financial position auditorium. Nomination, more carefully Watch addition election and installation of I () I (hi. 23 t N v. 21) know just how to put those new Officers, ideas and plans to work more intelligently. A new associate may Oviedo High School Band try to put a damper on them, but one who undertads clears up patents meeting, 7:30 p.m., the matter. . school library; for parents of SAG!TFAHIUS Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Collect mncy. Pa) bills, drum majors, majorettes and Vou have to be the aggressive one now where love life is condancers as well as musicians. cerned. A pretty posy or two can help matters along. Community Service Center CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Don't permit associate who Seventb.Day Adventist Church, feels in a maudlin mood to keep you from getting out into the 7th and Elm, free blood odd of action and producing in am. Steer clear of those who get pressures, 2-4 p.m. in your was. GENERAL . Keep Your Eye On 5EI'1.9 8 CARR011 Rl(.IITER I TheWant Columns Never Close , YOUR - . i'.. I ''"' ,,'-'-: t'a''ç r".J" ' P'..t.iL SLAT ER ProlcSSn3l Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential, Commercial ree estimates Ps 3176173 . " T' Classified ads serve the buying and S e I Ii n g c o m m u n it y everyday read and U5 them Often Call 32" 76)1 or 8)) 999) ,. ,,."- " '- : Donf needs"- Serve a us ef u l I'erie ;j ll ?."rn _______________________________ '.th a (I.4ttit,IWI Wei Drilling ,ir-fl ..2l I,.',.. '" 'i''' " A. '"' �0— Evening Herald Monday, Sept. 9, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY Mart Walker 11 WI4ERE of' W1 CHOP CNOP COOP cooP C '4Op /Ou ODEN A LrrTI.E PLNC}'? AFTER AWE - J(1ffi'L F SO 'IOU'RE (X)INGTO S OSCARS SOMEPLo.CE SEND ORVILLE OOP J WHthE P)PLE WON'T aE AND NE NEW' CA7 SPYING ON HIM OR TAKING 18AA-_K IN TIME? PICTURES OF HIS II'4VENflOf DATA ON A REW)LUTJONAR,'NEW VEHICLE HE HAS DESIGNED. THE BORN LOSER I I by Art Sonsom \ITAT1 TT CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 1' \ 7 THEY SAY" EACH LIFe SOME IZAIN MUST FALL. WAW and k L kT K73 4984 Both vulnerable West North East South Pass Pass 14 Pass 14 Pass 34 Pass 34 Pass 44 Pass 4 N.T. Pass 54 Pass 64 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead-K I 1938. An asking bid is artificial and asks partner about his holding In a specific still It works beautifully every year or so." Jim: "The bidding In the box shows standard American Oswald: "Gadgets are great help In World's championship slam bidding. But most of the time COfluilon sense bidding. plus a few simple conventions like Blackwood, will do the trick." Jim: "I have a hand right here. I watched a vcry gdgtminded pair get to six after South opened with a weak . bid. They were very proud of their method which Involved as asking bid in hearts." Oswald: "Asking bids were invented by Ely Culbertson In l936 and abandoned by him in 67th Year, No. 17—Tuesday, September io, 1974 i{J I.. .. L BY &O9f Boilen FUNNY BUSINESS qoLtg ot CALL, MAC! Mould Mould(lie disputes delay approval or either the sheriff's or fire budgets, the specire of a supplemenLill tax bill has been raised by bureaucrats anxious to avoid an even worse possibility-sending city governments to the bank to borrow pera:ing funds until the budget haIcs are worked out, And lurking on the horizon are threate4ied city lawsuits against the county over the question of "double taxation" for HeLLO...AJ.IeeLO'5? iG EC I4EHb•I!D UKE TO CAiCL \PZZA TX I ORE __ .-THERE'S A ( 50 PER CENT r1. I PROBABILITY \ IT WILL. FALL. '\YOUR _ 9-9 I 'rf) _ Chairman John Kimbrough, who earlier predicted that if the sheriff's appeal is carried through to Tallahasee the cdbinet will award fellow-Democrat Polk up to $250,000, today told newspeoplc that negotiations have broken down. Polk later denied this, and agreed to meet with Vihien, saying "if the negotiations have broken down, they've broken (li'wn in their (the commissioner's) part." The nhcriff also dismissed rulliors of a contemplated lawsuit by the commission testing the constitutionality of the Cabinet's authority to raise taxes in Seminole county by hiking his budget. First to go up in flames could be the propofed county-wide fire tax district, which faces opposition from volunteer departments fearful of losing authority, and cities opposed to complicated tax bills. 'then, the sheriff's currently budgeted $1.88 million allotment mu.st still he negotiated. "Your wife called, Senator? She received a dinner invitation from the White House and she wants to know what you've been up to''' __ I Itt/I - .h.. DOONESBURY 5a%', F )tX/ Payr ,40117 ME S&7A6 $4 LET77N6 PC Eh7ZE /vtThV G4T STAY CW (XD ff A AVIV W& &t it, E6T A24 AS )W &W, LG 7)t7SE F'ST L4), IT I45 4#9WAW 70 STRESS CWflSVTx. V15i SR, .1T TZIE MVLE (AS/NET? 475 .. WAH, WAN, rr'm',. / ' By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer tv e -- ' WI..I1DDiGB' J -j TEQ.TODOOQ) , J — ErIsr ' 4 ____.... ' 7 17 t BE 17 A LC'WE O. AN UPPcR ILL HAVE YOU CUEWNG .-• i5tjp /..J. i:k •i I I - pig'J ni ChkYouna INDEEDt o \ AP..) HAVE A SLOGAN ) -. ,-2' ' . ' 4 1. Tililni - -...--- -; byT.K. Ryan i PUSIY 11A PWL4P V.. NO. NIMW ¶AL.CUMEP M 1100 MUCH ApTgg 10 WASH YOUR) J.1OUTh OUTI J IL _ iL2 BUGS BUNNY 1.. SHE F'0R601'\ ç I onlqht I Sanford city commissioners have instructed City Atty. Vernon Mize to appear at tonight's county commission public hearing on the proposed fire district requesting the county proceed with the regular tax roll and later issue a supplemental tax roll to fund the fire district. Sanford is also, in anticipation of possible legal action, asking the county assume the responsibility for any costs the cities may have if they have to borrow money front banks until tax funds are received. Although municipalities aren't involved in the fire district controversy. the (ax asesr's office handles all property tax ae:iicata for uties along with the county tax roll. Thus any delay in the county tax roll means a delay in cities' tax rots as ttell. Goembel said if the county uses any method other than a ruitlage application to the non-exempt value of all property it will require hand coding of all 65,000 parcels in the county and mean a delay in the tax roll of two to three months. "If the Board of County Commissioners keeps fooling around like they're doing Seminole tax bills won't go out until next summer," Sanford City Commissioner John Morris warned Monday. ou e axation ite i7 MT 2' LW'T £44MT it) 4496 54fl IN fl'tWT C le iii! 07H5. .T 'fOU ACTUALLY AO( O PEOPLESTEET NTHEi HOMES' i ll ,. asseberosing _ by Garry Trudeau ow - i' 4'•.:4 :-•..";'1,. _____ oi - -- Far From being a simple compromise to buy y time, however, tax assessor Goenibel has warned that a paper shortage could delay sending out bills for at least another three months, and could cost as much as $40,000. To add en more spice to (lie financial stew beiii iwkvi up by the commission Is the threat several cities say they face If the board balks at passing a budget without the sheriff or fire questions settled. The municipalities say that unless a supplcmental tax bill is sent, they will be forced to borrow money from banks-at today's inflated interest rates-lust to balance their books, Sanford officials say a two or three month delay would mean the cities in the county, as well as county government, wouldn't receive on time tax funds needed for government operation. If the threatened problems with Polk*j budget and county-wide fire district are not hammered out tonight or in the near future. County Tax Assessor Terry Goembel has raised a problem of his own-the cost and delay in sending out supplemental tax bills. 'No one involved expects the county to "shut down" Ic It BLOND-112 operations pending a settlement of the dispute, as direly predicted last week by County Atty. Howard Marsee. flowever, as h1arsee himself pointed out, since state law requires the county to send its budget to Tallahassee prior to the start of the Oct. 1 fiscal year if it desires to spend any money legally alter that date-a supplemental tax bill will be necessary. p.m., by Lorry Lewis JUDGING FROM 1OUR FIRST EXAMS... lireandpolice services oncei Jan. 1, l97S law takes effect. The board Is scheduled to give its overall budget a final g at ter disposing of six prior agenda items, starting at 7 but just when all should be flowing smoothly, all seems to be coming apart. /t series of small bombs could combine Into a major cxplosion in Seminole county Commission chambers tonight, leaving the board's proposed $13.3 million budget in a shambles of threatened lawsuits and ill feelings, Answer Tomorrow Send $ I for JACOB YMODERN book to "Win at Bridge." (do this newspaper), PQ Box 489. Radio City Station, Net. York. NY 10019 County Budget May 'Burn Hot ByCIIItISNELSON BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writers 9 North East South 14 \' ti. Sutti. h id K 4 3 V1\ 2 #Q4 4K Q 8 7 What do you do now? A-Bid two spades. You want to show your great, strength right away. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner rebids to two no(rump. What do you do now? I AN ' 1J2Jj West Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents I D L North opens In third seat; Jump rebids In his suit; raises spades to four and leaves the rest to South." Oswald: "II requires a little faith In partner for South to go on but he should. South has a perfect hand for Blackwood after North's very strong bidding and can bid the slam confidently after North shows three aces." The bidding has been: L U—ft 1:c TO WCW i r I; 3i BRIDGE......... NORTH 9 4 AJa V86 A4 4AKQ762 WEST EAST 4763 42 AKc 1105 $Q9862 4Js 4103 SOUTH (D) 4 KQ10954 ORVILLE'S TRUCK T IS HERE! 'I\ r! _.bl Dave Graus $WHAfl4 IT,AiiEy? AT by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL JAM JACORY -- I t ' ALLEY oo @UR FRIENDS IN THE TIME-MACHINE LABORATORY HAVE DECIDED 10 HELP IWENTOR • ORVILLELURCH, OBTAIN TEST By I qq Nd ET WIN - , -- : Heard individual testimony he "went over the engineering paved sector of Jasmine Road from two citizens who live in theplans before the project began who was upset over the area of the Land 0' Lakes Golf and was sure everything would With the thrtat of double mudholes left in the dirt street Course currently under work If it was done properly." taxation hanging over their by the recent torrential rains. renovation who were concerned Zacco concluded that heads, the Casselberry city Council advised him to have over flooding that "unplanned "something is definitely wrong council Monday night his neighbors sign a petition construction" was causing. here." unanimously urged councilman requesting that the street be Erosion and flooding in an Councilman Charles Edith Duerr to "vociferously paved by the city at an ap- area behind Lake Triplet drive Glascock advised the cornnotify the county commission of proximate assessment to them have been caused, they said, by plaintants the city would tinour Intention" to oppose the of $900 to $1500 each, payable improper planning In the ex. mediately "take a closer look at taxation. over a ten-year term. The total cavatlon of one lake, and the what Is being done, If they are Councilman Duerr will ap- assessments would amount to filling of another on club not living up to agreement they pear before the commission at half the cost of the paving with property. made with the city, then we can their second public hearing on the city paying the other half, Councilman John Zacco said take action," Glascock said. the county budget tonight. "1 plan to give them notice," Dr D Casselberry Intends to object to double taxation in all areas Considers where people are paying an unreasonable rate for services that are primarily for people In LQF]9W0` d -, LCH home owner living on the un• -. .:• by H.imdahl & Stoffel The yellow caution lights are once again flashing above the school crossings. and the blue lights of a unincoporated areas." Examples of double taxation, Record Tax Increase police car are likely to be flashing In your rear view mirror if you ignore the warning. These Sanford Dr. Duerr said, occur when the school kids are watching out for cars, so KIDS 'RE OUT motorists, watch out for the kids. city is assessed by the county for police, fire, and even animal By DONNA &.STES Acting City Atty. Ned Julian said a six mill tax control services, Herald Staff Writer would not be out of line with neighboring cities. "We pay our own animal He sa id Ca.sselberry is certain to levy the first control officer. Then the county LONGWOOD — A public hearing on a property tax at six mills, in its history this year. lans to make us t:, additional proposed Increase in pro perty taxes has been set Win te r Spri ngs is adopting a 3.5 mill property tax charges for a county operation for Sept. 8 at 7:30 p.m. and ci ty council will for t/1 a e a ;he first time this year, but is red ucin g utility that we have no need for." apparently wait for citizen reaction before ap- tax from eight per cent to six per cent. It recently-passed state law proving a 63 per cent Increase. Altamonte Springs is keeping its current that allows the cities to petition Council In budget workshop Monday night said taxes at five mills. the count:,' commission for the property tax will have to be upped from the City Supt. Ralph Fisher said that per cent return of tax monies levied f or current 3,68 level to six, the highest in city of Longwood'3 these services, is not effective history, if budget Increases are to be maIntained, annually in property residents are paying less than $5 taxes. until Jan. 1, 1975. Until that Salary hikes for city employes range From 10 per date, no official appeals from cent to 33 per cent. Council several years ago did levy a 10 mill the cities can be heard. "It comes down to whether a politician wants tax, but on an average 20 per cent evaluation of By SEAN CODE to commit political suicide or wan ts to give the real prope rty wi thin the resigned John Norden. Nei ther purpose of the plot as low business of seating a fifth city. When a special act Herald Staff Writer Sanford and Altamonte people the service they should have," Council was passed by the Legislature requiting the Lssue was finally resolved. city density residential as stated in council member. Each of the Springs have recently passed Chairman Donald Schreiner said, adding that he to use the county pr The council did act on an the 1970 cou nt:,' esolutio ns operty evaluations, the city land use plan. three applicants, William similiar r LAKE MARY — Inertia on agr eement to salvage surpl us Several residen ts naming 21 fully favors the tax hike, tax levy was reduced to little more than two argued the Durreriberger, a businessman departments within their Council agree ment was that a proposed tax mills. the popular issues marked the civil defense equipment, to land is a one of few "water and construction worker; pert munici palities for which county increase will be advertised but the exact amount Lake Mary City Council assign a second council recharge" areas left In the Perinchief, music director at mofl)1 are also collected. meeting Monday night. ' The prevailing rate for several years was 3.97 of the hike will be determined after the public member to each city depart- county, and the massive Seminole Junior College, and Also Monday night, council hearing. ($3.97 cents per thousand dollars evaluation) and More than 30 residents ment, to forward a resolution to development of the plan would Lee Wheeler, a Sanford members and a handful of local Only Council,man B. It. Ferrell said definitely reduced by council lot year to 3.68. According to overcrowded city hail to wit- the council of local govern- drastically affect the well water ballbonthmijn, spoke of their citizens who had waded through he will not go along with the increase to six mills. tax assessor Terry Goembel's office the tax ness the outcome of either of merits (CALNO) regarding the supply of local homeowners, desire to serve and a flooded city hail parking lot to He said he could approve an increase to four, but should be reduced this year to 3.52 mills. two Issues, the annexaUon of a water quality program. Traffic patterns were discussed qualifications to be the interim get to the chambers heard no higher. Ferrell also sto ped a move to tn205-acre tract for the p by both Farr and opponents to councilman, Goenibel, in a letter to the city. also had some (Related story page 6B) numerous complaints concrease utility taxes, development of an industrial bad financ ial news. He said if the county persists the development. park, and the City Attorney Thomas cerning drainage problems In Councilman H. A. Scott, elected on a no in- in its idea to levy selection of the The request was tabled with Freeman said the position will the city. The two and one-half hour ta xes for county-wide fire fifth counci lman to re place crease In ta xes platform in June said "I would protection, meeting got underway with a Mayor Margie Hess casting the remain vacant until a majority the addi tional work required of his In various actions, the hate to face the people if we double their taxes." office will mean a delay of twtthe months presentation for the request for tie-breaking vote, of council votes to seat one council: Council set another budget workshop for 7:30 in the city and Then council moved on to the individual. annexation of land southwest of other governjnJ bodies Heard testimony from a p.m. Wednesday. rece i v i ng tax receipts. the city made by David Farr of Sanford. Farr, a development consultant, said he represented four property owners who desu'e to have the land included I in the city and rezoned from a -' (Weather Details Page 3M '*.-. •._.e low density residential area to one suited for light industrial activity. 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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>, September 09, 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/14f6a988fab8834b7e8d3d9a12bfb766.pdf e09333c11652863d5016ba2c326ea862 PDF Text Text - - 813— Evening Herald Keep Your For Rent On OFFICES SHOP.WAREHOUS( 2000 It. De luxe alt Ices with 110C $000 It. warehouses. Also any l up to 50,000 ft. - I1EALTOR RESIDENTIAL ***e Deltona 7. PcI. lnI,ret Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedroom home's. Ili to 7 baths priced from $72,150 to 125.100 on large wooded lot Seller pay's all Closing cost, VA, FHA, conventional loans Builder, DeIton, 9047197210. Orlando, 305423.1336. #210099 - ___~ EXCELLENT LOCATION t'cdroomspl1t plan, 1' baths, wa FLORIDA ROOM. POOL, and Screened patio, and central climate control l's near elementary and one minute from Country Club Featuring beautiful parquet it - - '..,• . ,e.. .'vi' a.,,, ri- -------ciecinic sprinkler system and big private yard. All for $42,5001 Call REALTOR Associate Al Antar, After hours phone 322 6871 ii,,.,.. HALL REALTY - PINECREST - QUESTION' WHAT MAKES THIS HOME One block from elementart ANSWEROUTSTANDING schools. Corner lot, hard*ooc Size, price and location! It's a big ticr's, family room, citrus trec3 bedroom, 2 bath. only S?7.Ct2'3. cn 175 000 with excellent lei'm Airport Boulevard Also, on corner; Kitchen equipped For TAFFER REALTY more details call REALTOR 1100E, 25th St. Merle Warner. After hours phone 327 6635 322-6653 Sec this 3 bedroom Masonry home - — - CALLING ALL BUILDERS We have beautiful building lots in City. plus a home in a gorgeous setting, with tnt's galore. 110.000 down and term's. Call Margaret Scott, Assoc.. 322.4"IL After hr's. 372- ________ 754 TO SELL THE REST-MIS MOSSIE C. BATEMAN URO,E 322 THIS IS IT- the home you've been looking for in an exclusive area. The Interior IS superb. Living and format dining rooms, huge family room, built-in bookcases In den that Can be used for that 3rd bedroom with 7 baths. $9,200 cwn, plus closing. 149.900. Call 322-2420 Anytime "Sanford'SatesLeacter" Your Multiple li'stirsgAgency Hartman Realty,Inc. ?e 70'S The Greater Ma" REALTORS CasseIerr5.60 1666 REALTORS 2345 Park Dr _____________ LAKE MARY ST. JOHN'S REALTY BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Days': 3224173 322 Z1 SALE- Want to built a house? Why not, on a flice residential lot In city where LOTS FOR MOVE TO THE COUNTRY This PALACE GUARDED 3 bedroom home with 2 fireplaces also features a 2 and acre fenced lot, large block building for Storage or workshop, 'sprinkler system, pnivatedockto large lake, Only 16.4.900 for all this. Call Doris Bell, Assoc., $30 5500 After hour's, $47 52 JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. 322 6457-322.7111-372 7171 there's water and sewage available. $4,600 each. Stemper Realty EATOPIVILLE— By Owner. 3 Orange French 32? 7541 bedroom, spacious paneled family room Carpeted, custom drapes, air, back yard fenced. Near ex 7% Mortgage 3 Bedroom, 1k-, bath almost new home. Carpeted and C-H. Monthly Payment $14I 21. Need not quality SEE THIS JOHN SAULS AGENCY 2$1 N. Oak, Sanford 322 7174 day, 323-0453 eve. BjOJ(ER ASSOCIATE MISS HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. Realtor - 831 7167 - Miscellaneous For Sale 65 Days 322-7212 I n Working Order, sso DeB.ary Kelvinalor refrigerator No frost. like new, $700 Also Biadford gas stove. Best offer can be seen. 271 Short , Lake Mary. Jim Hunt Realty 42 lcli last, 5 rting 'Take up payments or pay nff Ph. 373 0330. Dea ler, :TIREES DREAM rlam,nqo 7 Bdrm ,sit upon OCH ARBOR— Walk ,oç;i, course, putter in 74'x32' shop Enjoy 3 bedroom, 2 ba th CB on? lots Large family room and kitchen, fireplace, cen tral heat and air, wall to wall carpet. By owner. 377 7330. 1741' ATLAS- Extra Clean FurniShed. I Bedroom 365 $936 Th ROflDA HOES Inc. 831.4039 or 628-2162 ey're Hot!' -' (Jr (jl oN -ii Qofllif'' M UNSWORTps REALTY I'iI,, ;7 4r =' -,%.--- (omplefe ceiling & *&It insulation rreee%timate%. 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I. . * . .*."§. 0 - VDIAL I 17 -i-Kz~ -.~- JF'2 -w26111. or' 31a "91.i__ 322.2611 - 44 - CIa$tttied Cd's do a lob that can be dOfllflO other way Call 332-7611 or $31 "i Nowt I 76UttC%)VoisAve. Sanford, 377 7070 T-0. 0 GENERAL WELDING TRAILER REPAIRS 123 640 '----------.---'-..-__...-_ A Ply, GLASS & PAINT CO 210 PAAgnoliia Ave 177 1672 - , - ' - , ' -. - '. - - ' - " . -. - " - " -a , - Welding 312"is CLO (4 ,..- 377&i12 ads, Pest Control ___________ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7547 Park Drive UDY, CO i coot, h1gh in results, that's CIS $5 fled .read and use themt — -- m -- :- 'i Looking for a high Quality 20'W ZnoSt Poe s Conrcte & Masonry Erie cstmates Floors. pat'os & drives Brick or stcne planterS Patch and repair work 37) $191 3C Horoscope ................6A Hospital ................ 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Hogan announced his Intention of supporting impeachment. - Page Area Deaths ...........3A Around 11w Clock -----4A Bridge .. .............. _2C "Don't needs" Serve a usefI purpose CQin when you sell them with a Classified ad from the Sanford Herald, Call us todayt Don't delay! Just d;al 377 7611 or 83) 9993. To place y our 10* Cost _*arst — Painting Class,f'Ted ads serve the buying and setIIng c o m m u n it y everyday read and use si,.,,, - help ad Cat un - Oviedo High Schools band is in the final sta ges of preparation for a 1 4day tour of Europe. The tour will Include visits to England, Belgium, France and Holland-Page 2A Constantine Caramanlis was sworn in as premier of Greece early today, L'pparentiy ending seven years of military dictatorship for the coun tr y that gave the world democracy.-Page 7A Lel one our fnienøi cci visor's ,os word your Cl155,fpci —_ J,r,'oraI S,'r',ic,r I ree is?. 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Herald Want Ad by calling 372 7611 and asking for a f'endt, Advisor ____________ __________ Reasonable rain, —_ 574 Illi. VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Ut—I other Presiden t. "-Page Cafco clearing and excavating equipment. Full littil. nler.or Trim. Paneling, Custom Carpentry No lob too small Len%ed 8. Bonded, 373 5677 '— '" House Judiciary Committee 11.11. Haldeman "was almost the WHOA uon*f inrow a*av useful Idle I item's Sell them Quickly with - —_ Carpenfry ""' Former White House aide Alexander P. Butterfield has told TrUckRentals Landcleaning, septic tanks, till dirt, driveways. All kind's of digging 372 9117 or 773 3983 - __I ' _______________________________________________________ 313 0M6S Windows (.&A Backhoe Service New For PlomeSI Businesses Free Estimates, 373 670 WEDNESDAY ' ______ _______________________________ _________________________ - ----- ______ - - Burglar Alarms -, '.- -,.':: ADDITIONS & REMODELING CALL BILL. 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Spiral Kieen anytime lull 1-rieCiE Appliances Electric Company :5;: l',irk ii.e'. 377 1547 grand piano in a space this small _ Presipre Cleaning b.,t(hen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks Installation available. Bud Cabell. 172 $037 ces p PET REST INN Boa rung & Grooming ph 372 MASTERPIECE A'..U,tIpJM Peptatenient windows. Carports. Screen Enclosure's, Gutter's. Awnings, Siding Free estimate's Ph 671 2$76 - 1!~ PetCare -' 3 ik- -: __= _ Central 4r,st & Ar Conditioning For frey csiimatr's, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 372177) Auction _______________________________ Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? ~)l 111 ' Home Improvements S.,rfcru I bedroom mobile homes Several to i.t'oose trom Somr beto* dealer's cost Lots available family or adult PLACE HOMES NORTH 13-i 2270 153 Hwy. 431 at Lake Kathryn Estates 'ar-s. . -_ ----_.~ , " ~' Air Conditioning . SS A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve - can 1140 " SERV . ICES 7. 0 ~ - - -I, - Swap and Trade 7, 3 an 803W lf S T : CENTRAL HEAT 8. AIR Sales. Service &Jnstaltat,on F,te' Estimate Ph 67$ 2326 * Factory Close-Out * * July P1c' rouses fl a fri area No 0gw, Oa,n.enl flOVitl'Iy pJymf'nP's tess 'ran rent Government 's'sid,.1e'd 'ci oualif it'd buyers Call to see • ri iy Mctjie Høme Bank Repo'ss's'son's IS tp cto's frcn'. 6)1 2373 Dealer — , P Lifestyles" -- ..II - \ *_ - _.. "_.~I ,,: - '- - ,z': ' Yesterda y's high 90 low th is mo rning 6& Partly cloudy through Thursday. A chance of thundershowers mainly durl,g the afternoons. Highs In the upper 80s and low 90. lows tonight In the 7. Variable winds 10 m.p.h. gusty near 'C thundershowers, Rain probability 50 per cent today, 20 per cent tonight and SO per cent Thursday. Extended Florida forecasts Friday through Sunday-partly cloudy with scattered mostly afternoon thundershowers. Highs in Jie upper &'s and low !Os. Lows mainly In the 7l Daytona Beach tides for Thursday-high 1:03 am., 1:42 p.m,, low 7:13 am,, 7:55 p.m,; Port Canaveral-high 12:41 a.m., 1:24 pnl.; low 7:01 a.m., 7:29 p.m. - 1'\"':. ' '' USd1 14115 opinion iiuci To oe read In full. Have 1~ . . ;__. I IW ---------- . !1,~__.1-.__-________-. ~~ - ... . ______ __ _____ '~___ __- __ ---i_, - . Land I. Plan Power By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer Countlans to determine the fate suggestions that a more nor. of Seminole County." therly route coming in through -.,.-. In a presentation this Spring, SR 46 would disrupt less people I ii "1 Seminole Countyand its East West Expressway and save millions in right of municipalities now face an Oct. Authority Chairman Jim I , pi —W......~1 h waycostsha vebeen reJ ec J as I, 1977 deadline to work out joint Greene pledged .iI" -_—.L._-_ no routes would being too remote from County-city land plans jf the be arbitrarily imposed on population centers the Beltilne entities wish to avoid having it Seminole, but then presented would serve. ,_________ _____ _____ , done for them, according to a —: I -.1 e . I., preliminary plans showing Formal preliminary plans e !~~_. .111&.7 bill which has passed Gov. routes through * t! sS:-." virtually all of are expected by late Summer or Reubin Askew's desk, the county's Planned Unit early Fall, Greene said, and FLORIDA POWER OFFICE OPENS While Askew allowed the bill Developments. will be presented to Seminole at The ness two-s tory , 10,000 square foot Florida Power and Light Co. district office in to become law.without signing Greene Sanford was said Seminole that time. ready for occupancy Monday. Located at 301 N. Myrtle Ave., it, he did sign a related measure Landscaping and other finishin g touches have still to be completed, but business In making the county commission the accounting, new business and engineering departments housed in the building proceed as usual. the "Seminole Expressway Au thority", and gIving it veto Federal Judge power over the Orange County dominated Greater Beltllne projects proposed Seminole - -- - . J I -' _...-._ . ,_ ,._ _________ - - - Denies ( P bII I ty,. u ower P c Fbo u si 119 ht Erupts *g Fi Porno Raid extensions, The land use bill, sponsored Federal Dtstjj Court Judge by the Seminole legisla ti ve John A. Reed has refused to delegation, will be hotly con- declare illegal last week's tested locally when negotiations seizure of alleged pornographic commence on who should act ma terials an Altamonte from first the cities, or the county Springs warehouse by State according to county officials. Atty. Abbott Herring, Sheriff I ' I' ! - . Supporters of the act say that John Polk, and others. step schedule used by SHA resolution and he said he'll voluntary Cooperation between executive director Thomas present it again in revis Ie county and the cities will Reed said that the con. ed fo Wilson III, at the next regularly scheduled hasten eligibility t -on of materials from The tenant-selected member Despite reminders by fellow SHA meeting, Aug. a. federal land planning funds, in Transcon Corp.'s warehouse of the Sanford Housing commissioners that they Following the work session, addition to providing a did not cunstitute "irreparable Authority (SHA) says he'll already have full control on - -_ IS s blue"t for controlled growth. damages" because a state resign by Oct. 1, and th e adminis tra tive salaries In the "seriously considering" court could award Transcon The "negative Incentive" executive director of the annual budget that must be resigning and indicated the the act Is the 1977 deadline, money if it is decided the search agency that administers 480 submItted to the U.S. Depart- matter could "explode" Aug. 8. which provides that should warrant and the subsequent low-rent public housing unils mnent of Housing and Urban In the Tuesday night work either the county, of any of the seizure were illegal. says he's considering quitting. Development hlUD) befo re session the SHA board added cities fad to get together by tha t However. Reed said the S11A baard member George July 1, Brown said, "I'm not k, the right for employes fired by time, a "special land planning blocking of the warehouse to Brown, selected by tenants and talking about the past-but the the executive director to appeal agency" shall be A1111077 iERRING set up to work Transcon officials and emappointed by city coni- future. I insist on the to the board. If the terrWnation out a plan or plans for them. ployes does constitute missioners, said Tuesday night resolution." Is reversed the employe would vindicate Tran.scon's rights, We The expressway act was irreparable damage. The judge hedelinitely will resign the post "We're just like puppets," get pay retroactive are going to do everything to the date passed by the local legislative agreed to Issue a "by Oct. 1--as soon as I get th is Brown char ged, "and I'm not of separation, delegation to combat an Orange injun Possi ble to correct what I think ction ordering law t hrou gh," Brown was referrin g goin g to Jail for nobody." Wilson said the addition to the County East-West Expressway force nt officials to grant free the Judge recognized to be to a resolution he had tried to Wilson will receive $17,265 personnel policy "weakens my Authority move to get the potentially great damage to state access to the building. get passed in the SHA work salary in the fiscal year that control over staff and Transcon's rights." could Department of Transportation session to require approval by a started July 1. Defense attorney Gerald During the lead to chaotic conditions." designated as Seminole's Reed's clerk today said majority of the five-man board heated discussion or grown's 'flw authority hasn't sni'l n renresenlative for miii., Rutberg, informed by The r •s .-.i.._ .., vi der will oe11 before any SHA administrative resolution SHA chairman John grievance committee to hear planning decisions Herald on the that Heed signed the mailed to Herring, and Iranemployes making $10,300 or It. Smith said Wilson is highly tenant's complaints since May estimated S200-million-plus order Tuesday afternoon in scon attorney Robert Pope of more could get pay raises, qualifi ed for the post and "I'd 1973. Commissioners Orlando, today said it sounded Tuesday proposal. St. Petersburg. Rutberg said he Brown also wants proposed hate to try to replace hUlL" "We aced 'em," commented like Reed "has given us the will go to Orlando and read the named commissioner D.C. salary increases submitted to Commissioner Samuel McCoy to a new three-member a pleased Commission Vice green light to pursue the matter order today. each conunissioner at least 15 Wright Jr. retorted, "Just don't grievance committee. Mrs. Cbairman Dick Williams, at all appropriate levels." days"before the March meeting push me." State attorney spokesmun He declined to Annie M. hicks has been named quickly adding, "This doesn't Rutberg said "we'll proceed were all and busy when The Herald to the committee by the Joint mean we are opposed to the in federal and state court to called for ;I statement this "code" was the current salary There was no vote on Brown's Tenants Council, Ileitline, we just want Seminole take appropriate action to morning. By BOB LLOYD City Editor - TV Airing Politics Impeach (AP) - In calling for President Nixon's impeachment, Rep. Lawrence J. Hogan has graphically illustrated the political side of the forthcoming congressional struggle. Both politics amid the merits of the case will influence the determination of Nixon's fate by house and Senate members, many of whom will face the voters this November. And several house members said privately it is a significant sign of the WASHINGTON tAPt Tonight's opening session of the House Judiciary LlIii1uttee debate on the impeachment of President Nixon will be televised live on ABC-TV, Channel 9, and on various Public Broadcasting System stations. The proceedings are scheduled to begin at 7:30 1)111, EDT. The National Public Radio system has said It will carry the debate live from start to finish. CBS has said its radio network also will carry the debate live but will break away for its regular six-minute hourly flcstts. 11i3'i'' ' .' " Of Impeachment WASHINGTON Debate ..r.\i=i:I --.'-' '., Seminole - - Senate investigators have been told that patients of a Florida school for disturbed children were abused and used as guinea pigs by the former director of the Institution. The Senate permanent investigations subcommittee took testimony from two former nurses at the school Tuesday and planned to continue a three-day set of hearings today. Esther Johnson Snow, former chief nurse at the Green Valley School at Orange City, Fla., told the subcommittee one student was punished for injecting lighter fluid Into his arm by being forced to dig a grave and sleep In It, even though the arm was seriously infected. The Senate panel also was told that young persons were allowed virtually unlimited sexual activities, but were punished for disobeying rules by being chained, whipped, given injections of irritants or prodded with an electric "bull shocker." Many of the children at the school were son and daughters of military personrrl whose care was paid for through the Pentagon under the Civilian Health and Medical Program of Uniformed Services. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, DWash., subcommittee chairman, said the school reminded him of concentration camp ex pe rimenta Lion in Nazi Germany. After the fts'ct day session, the Rev. George IU41 l'JiU. sheimer, former head of the school, denied charges of abuse and said he was the victim of a wltchhunt. He said both nurses who testified had been fired for cause and reported to the state nursing board. He accused them of malice. Von Hhllsheiiner said students had met In a "democratic assembly" and had voted to impose the mock burial on one youth who had injected himself with lighter fluid. "The purpose was to confront kids that were carrying on behavior that would kill th em," he said. -J ru', we Nurses Testify Pupils Abused home? WAShINGTON AP BU SimE .. .. P did could In The Sunday Herald Must sell 1973 Yamaha 500 CC Immaculate condition. 3238045. 'Me over the fundamental demands nation in the courts, contrary to 0t of due process of law in the fair Nixon's assertion that It was not J. Si- co-conspiraor in the Watergate dent can be cited for contempt William 0. Douglas insisted - Look to Court ruled 8 to IllS 643 I, -C. 1969 Honda 350 CC Le New. New'Motor Cheap. 323-5966 Bookkeeping ut - * Homes . - Any - Car $7 92 Maitl and Looking for a Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3323866 373 3733 after 6 p m. Mobile 372 1835 _______________________ . Sanford -Avenue iloY I - 1, I , EALTOR 372211$ After Hrs,-377 97$4 322 3991 and 332 061$ "Get 'Em WhiI I? Vclt Batter lI 95 RE EL'S BODY SHOP Pets and Supplies _____ 1971 Orlando clipper — 40 HP motoo and '71 certified boat trailer. $liOO or Swap for farm tra ct or and equipment. 371 1Q75 S Buys Motorcycles _,j Pnone$3) 7765 Evenings (With Good Credit) — Must Surr e nderTa es not participate in the case. munications within the execu. judiciary, not the President, "Improvidently granted ,, U* el ! 6 Mitchell is one of the defend- Live branch does not mean that was the final arbiter of a claim protracted fitigation and Would day that President Nixon must administration of criminal juson gmands it was a &.Pute ants in the Watergate cover-up The President has an absolute of executive privilege, surrender White House tapes tice," Burger said, President's petlUon that It de- further delay both review on the wi thin the executive branch, trial cide this isitue, meaning it made inerits of his claim ard papers wanted in conscheduled for this fall, Ja- priilege to withhold material 'Me opinion was the only one of privilege "It is theoretically possible worski wants the tapes as evi. from the couru The Supreme Court upheld a mistake in hearin g arguments nectlon with the Watergate coy- handed down by the court in a cwnstancesunder all cirU.S. District Judge John J. Si. on the qu for the attorney general to dence in that trial, estion in the first and the ultimate termination of erp trial. hurrIey called meeting. rica's finding that "the place. amend or revoke the regulaUon the underlying criminal acUon TheSuprerne Court also ruled Chief Justice Warren E. Bur-In a case such as the corer- Judiciary, not the President, 11w court did not indicate defining the special prose. that: for which his evidence Is The coup held that Sca's ger, a Nixon appointee, deliv- when it will rule on a Detroit cutor's authority," Burger up trial in which the cleim of was the final arbiter of a claim s ought," said Burger. -Tho ,,,!if-,i UI avufi h# h y Iaorder wan it ered the opinion coruidentiality is not based on of executive privilege." of the court, school busing controvey, the wrote. "But he has not done so. wokj Umgh normally in such cans satisfied a federal court grounds of military or dipl "We conclude that when the only other case on which it has So 101w, The Chief Justice read the The Supreme Court declined an appeal is as this regulation rerule that s . ubpoenaed material ground for asserting privilege heard i.-I- guments but not an. not in order until opinion in full from the bench Ili Illatit- secrecy, the PreSide'A's to rule oil an additional que!ition "','If's M force tile executive be useful and relevant as evi- assertion of privilege must raised m as to subpoenaed matertais flounced a decision, II a steady, unemotional voice. by branch is bound by it." the Pr esident, poena has been addressed has dence in the trial forwtch it sought for use in a criminal yield to the need for the cvi- whe ther th The court ruled that the disJustice e Watergate grand declined William If. sought. Norm-illy only a summary of comply wi th it and trial is based only on th e gener- pute between the President and Hehnquist, a Nixon appointee -The doctrine of separation alized interest in conThe Supreme Court upheld naming him as 0 of po%ers and the need for con. Special Prosecutor Leon Ja- ,Ind fo r7 ner ass t,ist'in att rney an undicted "The issue whether a esi- close to the justices said Justice U.S. District Judge John 1973 Honda CB 115, $500 Also, 1969 Honda CO 175, 5375 Both in cxceilent condition. 3230157, 1975 Red Books now In stock SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, W. 1st 51,, 3734337, __________________________ /0 Interior, black top, radial's, ready i 26 MPG. $1975 DeBary. 668 6638 Bill Baker Volkswagen ______ - - -_________ ') - Junk Cars Removed I Abandoned, unwanted junk cars hauled away Your cost, $10 Orlando, ?95t)91anytime, _______ __ _________ CARPET, TILE, VINYL. Sales and Free Kittens expert installation. 20 yr's. exp. Lowest prices in town Call 678 372 5757 1)7), ____________________________ WILSON MAtER FURNITURE, 7 Livestock And BUY-SELL-TRADE Poultry III 31SE First St, 322 Mn Black wwtohavepigsthe36lh Seven pigs iu,5tweaned 51 Household Goods ______ 319 S46' _____ & E 17 Cu. ft. frost free 67-A Refrigerator. $730 Feed 869 0310 JIM DANDY FEEDS Iron twin beds with 'springs 8. BUY DIRECT CROM BOXCAR Gormley's E. 46, 323-4733 mattress Excellent condition, iio each. 323 3686. ______________________________ Philco 30" Stove, White — &,,. Equipment for Rent - - - - -- - - '. — - Pent Blue' lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE MOvig up north forces sale Of delivery & moving company which include's 7 truck's, 7 permits and equipment. Call 904-719)710 ----- Parts.Accessorics 64 MAITLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hviy Il 9') Open Sat & Sun 95 838 2920 — - 1912 MG Midget. racey orange. blue sport equipment, and radial tires. All are clean, low mileage, d emonstrators, with new car *arranly and Can be bought at considerable 'sa vings Auto Repairs '').)nt needs'" Serve a uSeful prpo'st' again when you 'sell them 'th a classified ad from the S'.nford Herald Call us today' Don't delay! Just di4l 327 2611 or /8 '219993 To place your low ,'.,ir't ad _______----i ----- - -- PURIFIED WATER in your home, 19c a gal Suncoast Rain'sofl, New Smyrna Beach, (904) 177 3477 ______________________________ ___________ S deepfree,e, as is 13S• S that's, like' new, $75 - 76 r..,,i,e ''' 30S 841 1751. Keller Music Co. P.O. Box $73, Orlando. . Ranges, Hotpont and Tappan. priced right Financing available with no down payment. Dick's - ',','. working people of lIst ' -- Musical Merchandise ,M1,'$ I's.. An,4... ' .. .. -. .... ..... BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances air cond. freezers retrig step ladders - wire etc &ormly's E , Sanford 323 4733 260) Park Di-. atmosplere ranch style home an approx. 2 acres with fruit tree's. 4 bedruoms, 3 baths, den with fireplace, format living room and dining room, foyer, wall to wail carpet, drapes. Central heal & air, pictur'bOok kitchen 13*?)'. $67.5W House? Financing a new Maronda Home in D.It•na is now within the reach of the young Fern Park _______- - COMBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 614791 conditioners welding hitches change ind tune ups -UUTHFRN RV SERVICES 33 (III PIANO BARGAIN Wanted reliable party to take up — 'small monthly payments on lovely like new small Piano For in mediate information write or call I 0 _____________ . SANFORD REALTY IANFORD3 bedroom bloc k home Ha's everything. Large let, trees. 327 7621. A New 59 2610 Hiawatha Ave' Appliance's 372-7658. - Need LI Elmer Bakalla, In IN City, cb 4 br.,.2ba., central heat air, disJwacher, dis posal, large family room, drape's, w w carpet, deep well & sprinkler fy'stem, near public & private schools. $37,000. By Owner. 377-I4)), - 11 Till We Succeed." - 3 bedroom, 7 bath, cci's. air, wall to wall shag. On large corner lot. 123,5.00. 323 $174 after 4. Payton 10 Speeds. S speeds, and standard bike's available at Firestone Store. Call 117 fl744 Need executive type 1, .orne A t'rooms. formal dining room KENMORE WASHER, parts, machines. 'vice, MOONEY APPLIANCES 371.0697 FREEZERS - 30 day guarailee. Wayne's Quality Furniture. 1200 "We Don't Stop 377159$ or 3771153 lanford All sites and ' WASHINGTON I AP) Supreme luggage rack. 23000 miles Extra clean New tag s o;s 7190 Beetles, Super Beetles, Dathers, 412's. and "Thing%". Choice of colors, some with air, automatic ix . 1972 Mazda RXI Wagon air, Sale 7)11W. 1st St 373 4711 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes _ our, I, . Call between $ and 11 am. or Demonstrator Cleara nce ~ D REC VEE SERVICE - Roberts & Gilman 11.10.5500 Inc Realtor's Longwood EXCELLENT AREA Spacious home on large owner If. Well planned for entorlainmenif and easy living. 145.000 motor home sales and service 'stop by. -- IIt 32 5713. Warren. slier 6. 3224001111. ror c omplete _______________ 4 Aul"n Healy Spfllo and '67 Qa'.un. Make offer for I or both. 1974 Volkswagen — 7977 Hwy. 17 9') _____ — -- 372 5961 -. - - fI 1969 Plymouth Fury. Air con Autos For Sate an. __________ cl,tioned, automatic, radio, heater. power steering. Good Condition. tlonin caii Dun Pope at In 16SI ved Osteen Bridge 322 3823 f 196$ Falcon Futura. 6 cylinder, bucket seats, automatic. Good condition Cheap. 323 5966. 54)7 after S. Travel Trailers 66th Year, No. 288-Wednesday, July 24, 1974 10 Cents H radio, new tires. Good condition 373 1350 or 373-7799, ask for Don. 721-) Dalsun pick up, radio. air. camper top, sell to best offer. 373 _________ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price '1) VW. Air conditioner, AM-FM '974 Suzuki TM12S, $500 19_____________________________ Trucks and Trailers f,Otor Wanted to Buy Good j'sedfurniture Vinyl recliner, 68 __ $33, Dinette & 6 chair's, - -_CASH 372 4)37 Swivel rocker. & chairs, dark wood, 175; End For used furniture, appliance's, fool's, etc. Buy I or 1001 items, tables, 1)0 each; Desk & chair, Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Us. Trundle t,-d, $10 Double___ bed complete, 10. Occasional chairs, ''Stop Um!'' ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 110 each; Twin bed's from $75 TWO BEDROOMMOME bed, $30 KUIP DECORATORS. Top prices paid, used, any conditiOc 64.4 $176, Winter Parx, With many custom features All 109W IS? St 372 7315 room's are oversiZed, Large ________________________________ screened porch, Property abuts __________________________ __________________________ 69 Stamps-Coins 52 Appliances greenbalt, Priced low 130's. ____________________________ prrnway and school's. 6152147. $11,900 -,. _. In I, , — 372 MU Campers 5100 each. First come, first set 37) 6353 or 64 W WIL TAKE I RAOLS BEDROOM, 7 BATH WITH to wall carpet, ttOy, refrigerator larQe pantry. 173.900 with term s 322 6353 or 645 233 WE TAKE TRADES in Payton Realty QUIET AREA- 3 bedroom, 1 bate fireplace, carport, equippe d itheq, shade, fenced. 175.500 /5 0 - 3 Rail Bike Trailer. buy, sell, consign, appraise, or special sales out of anything of value. 1200 French Ave. 37373.10 sanford,Fla C,pi'css Row Boats, used, halt pnil,' FORREST GREENE INC. $2 5 CO) REALTORS 196 W. Lake Mary Blvd, 16' Cabin Cruiser - '77OpelKadett,1900Setie$4$peed. e'scellent condition. $200 down I assume balance. 373 0)17 l969 Honda )75 Runs Good. $250 3fl,3)3,4 - , ?,~ lat-good condition; '70 Chivy -OF VCr' good Impala Convertible condition. After 6, 661-1106. 12 Honda 500-real low mileage. $1,000; also '71 Bridgestone 1005150. 3236531 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE - Boat,Motor.endTrallr'r 19M. 373 6SI4 Lake County. small lake wooded, K8 acres CIT YNOT ONE BUT TWO SPARKLING NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH in lovely section of town for $30.900 Plas wail to wall carpeting, central climate control, phone lacks and other new home f eatures Sre It today. Call REALTOR Associate Betty Flamm for details, After hour's 26065 HWY 172 REALTOR 373 57 3 bedroom cement block home. Near church, schoots, mad tho3sig. VA or FHA financing. HI GHWAY 14$- Near Lake .1cm Realty 0 bedroom, 2 bath in excellent nelghborhoo S"i1e SpririSler ststem, teri((- ( FORREST GREENE INC. - raved 'street, tree's $3,500. Stenstrom SACRIFICE SALE- 3 now $77,500, a(ea; as well as the Older retirees on a fixed income. See us regarding your -I.qib.lity to purchase a new 3 bedroom 'some for no casts down and reduced monthly payment's under the Farmer's Home Administration Assistance Plan, .. ___________________________________________ .. . Par 3c'sttr Autos Motorcycles Auctioneering Service $1,475 See at Pori of Sanford, 373 5251) DELTONA -- Ready to build on, 3 bedroom, I bath, family room. excellent ccndltion. 17.5(X) down, and assume payments of $171 per nio No closing cost, no qualifying, 710$ Willow Ave.. Sanford. 32') 1170. LAKE MARY-..- Unique design, natural Cedar structure will please the most discriminating i bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, fireplace, master bedroom suite has private Office. S tud io, 20,R20, in separate cedar building Gorgeous lakefront setting County living at its very best, Call teal for home and hobby or fixit shop 1110.500 831#222 a good condition. Engines nevd pulling and cleaning. No trailer. each. EVEREST COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-- C o zy and snug for new'w,d's or retirees, two bedrooms. I bath, a , r.carpel-ng ScIIrr otftrs lcrrns %1111SW EVERY AUCTION PUBLIC MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TV's, Miscellaneous, New and used furniture and appliance's. Plus special sate's (w tch ads) With 60 HP Mercrulsers lOs Canvass, compass. Boat In very DeBARY- 7 Beautiful building site's, nice home in area. 16.0(0 See JOHN K rider, ASSOC W Garnett White, Real Estate flroker:l0 W Commercial Sanford. 372 7111 For. Value Eye 78 Sanford Auction two 115.000. LAKE MARY— 5 acres wooded, agriculture zoned, Auction I Carport Sale- Furniture 3l0dSanfordAve. 372674.4 TERRY REALTY. 6710711. CLIFF JORDAN - Realty, 372130$ 26lO Hiawatha Av,.it 1743 ON CASH?* BUY OR SELL 5crvt' (elI 377 749 DON'T '.4'flsIflOIC Co. 10 acres on paved Pncway Ro.'sd. Trees, fenced, 11 I sales _________ - HIGHWAY 4.IA- Horses, trailer home's allowed. 5 acres. now ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL AND REALTOR MLS 199S Eve. 322 7374 3271196 - IF YOU WANT TO 11 HOur You Have An Garage-Rummage 54 Lots and Acreage Call Vickie Baker, Associate WE WELL HELP YOU Calibart Real Estate f Ad We specialize n tslping you purcha'se your own home. There are Make today classified ad day. Place ss Boats & Marine many 2 and 3 beiroom homes on one, to buy, sell or rent. Call ') the market now for less than $1000 Equipment 2611 or $31999). dOWfl Want more information? At?ehflofl Met?safltCt: 1$' CTh DELTONAI)oS)$M 11)1 Ho us .rvor $1v Seminole 3221991 - * SHORT REALTOR penwte's 373 0061 or 162 7375 REASONABLE - NEW READY '43 HousesforSair '___,-w -S CASSELBERRY AREA Village Real Estate 1-4 INDUSTRIAL PAR Want id 97 bedroom, 1'i bath, central hi-at & air. liii S. Sum merlin Ave. $3000 down and assume payments, 3239176. to The If SANFORD 3 SPECIAL BUY . ' Eye 1~1—"0101sfis Ibraj* ------== Business Property 41 -. ---- , Tuesday, July 23, 197.4 — 37 - L' .1 - - ANALYSIS way political winds are blowing when a candidate for governor in a border state that Nixon carried easily in 1972 feels he must now call for irnpeachment. Republican Hogan is running for the Maryland governorship. "That is what happens when a guy has a pollster," one Democrat corn- , ;.-. -.. .' . - -a. . - -- --a- - - -. -.' mented. "A lot of them will start getting polls in the next few weeks." Both Republicans and Democrats saw Hogan's candidacy as a major reason why he became the first GOP member of the Judiciary Committee to call for impeachment. ''All I wish is that more of you guys were running for governor," Rep. James C. Corman, 1)-Calif., a likely pro impeachment congressman, kidded Rep. Wayne Owens, D-Utah, a Judiciary Committee member and a Senate candidate. Rep. Dan Kuykendall, RTenn., commented: "1 think it's a cool way to run for governor of Maryland—if he wins. If he loses, it's a miserable way," Republicans contended that Maryland presents special case: Its last two governors have been Republican Spiro T. Agnew, who resigned the vice presidency because of political scandal, and Democrat Marvin Mandel, whe administration a has been the target of grand jury probes. In running against Mandel, Hogan plans to rely heavily on the issue of alleged corruption, so a decision to call for President Nixon's impeachment may have been a ixili tica I rwcessjtv. If Hogan had been seeking reelection in his conservative suburban district, one Maryland politician said, he might well have sided with the President, "It all depends on your constituencv," a Democrat noted, pointing out that many Republicans have a special problem since they depend for victory on combining a hard core of pro-Nixon Republicans with independents likely to favor impeachment, Hogan said he based his decision on the evidence, saying it "convinced me that ins' President has lied to the American people." �I - ~ -II.- -- - - -1. - I . I •i' -- 11 - --: ---'---.- -- __ — 4 2 A—Evening Herald - - - - - - - -- - - . --- -..- -.----.--.-- ~ - - --..--.- -..----- ---------,.--.----.-----.-------~ Wednesday, July 24, 1974 Lake Mary Counci'llmen Longwood Facing Up POLICE To F looding Issue Sanford V11% Wednesday, July 24,1974-3A - 'I - 0 -"I%k 0 Evening Herald BLOTTER stolen Tuesday from home of i, of Box 341 Geneva while they Dorothy Henning, 49, of 200 were docked at Lindsay - Continue Budge Debate 's Fish David Lance Curtis, 2, of Maitland Ave. amp on E. S . R. 46 qt the Minis 2208 Park Ave., Jailed Tuesday Automobile valued at $1,000 Ferry By J. RICHARDS Bridge. Park at 50 cents a foot—the in lieu of $100 on charge of stolen Tuesday from Karl Herald Staff Writer Bicycle valued at $65 stolen price hr new he of that type BY RICHARDS ' disorderly conduct. resistance. So last night Terry Terry's figures, saying she Mrs. Mercer said. "1 have Kukling of Ohio while he was at March 3 from home of Robed Is $2,60 r foot-to be used by . Herald Staff Writer thought the city was perilously worked with Mr. Norden and upped the price, Unknown amount of change the Eight Days Lodge on W. Kester, 27, of LONG WOOD-The question city work crews In pumping out 150 Burns He now wants $1,209 because close to being In deep trouble, always gave him everything and cigarettes stolen Tuesday Dougl as Avenue. of whe ther developers should flooded areas. Ave., reported to deputies LAKE MARY-. City council general city income has fallen "I've done this three times," had on our committee." from vending machine in front Television valued at $350 Tuesday. pay the way for the additional Council also agreed to let took a stab at coming to grips below expecta tions. of the Burger In at 2009 French stolen Tuesday from ) Terry said referring to the Councilman Lou Blankenship Eight expenses new residents could public works director Ralph Fire extinguisher valued at with Its budget Tuesday night, Ave. "And If you too gives don't want said the ordinance Councilmen Lou Blankenbudget, cause the city reared Its head Fisher hire a building inDays Lodge on Douglas $10 reported stolen Tuesday but like a greased pig, th e Unknown amount of cha nge Avenue. much latitude for Individual ship, Virginia Mercer, Mayor it anymore, I'll Just quit." briefly In City Council this specter, based on his Judgment from the English Estates matter slipped through th and cigarettes stolen Tuesday Council approved the second councilmen, including the e Hess and City Atty. Thomas week, and it appears the issue of whether the work would Elementary &hool in Fern body's hands without apparent County from the vending mactime in Free ma n joined forces to tell reading of a controversial hir ing of additional people and Park. can't be shunted aside much require a full time or part-time resolution. front of the Pig & Whistle at Terry they thought he couldn't reorganizational ordinance, purchasing equipment without longer, James Ronald Hallmark, 36 Breakin Tuesday at the man. Only one of five 2501 S. Park Ave. Councilman Harry Terry, touch any of th e fire depart _ assigning individual coun- council approval. Gt.ENN TURNER Montgomery Wards warehouse Tuesday Council chairman Don prospe ctive Inspectors atwho was in charge of the city's ment's money because the cilmen to various city duties, Two shotguns, guitar, ring of Kentucky Jailed Mayor Hess said she thought lieu of Ux $5,000 bond meeting said he was on charge of at 8th Street and Persimmon Schreimr, who first broached tending finances for the past year, took department is under contract over the objections of the the ordinance was taking away and stereo valued together at forgery. Avenue. Detectives are waiting fi the subject, said he felt the city agreeable to part-time work. an opening round pot shot at with the county to provide fire Mayor and two councilmen, $600 stolen Tuesday from home her power as executive head of an invento An ry to be ta ken to undetermined number of for should adopt a policy of not There are currently seven Mayor Margie Hess for protection, for which it derives Councilman Virginia Mercer, the city charged with running , of Roger Johnson of 417 Holly items taken by burglars during determine what was taken. permitting new construction tieveloptnents in some phase of Ave. "irresponsible" public its budget-two thirds from a who has been absent from We City Hall. "Who," she said, .-Z~Pamela Gail Dassdorf, a breakin early today at Gayles 28, of until developers had made a ConstrUCtion in the city. statements that the city would one mill tax to two fire districts city for three weeks attending a "will run city hail? It's not Bicycle valued at $90 In other actions stolen Place on 11-5 Society Park Apts., Jailed U.S. council: 17-. donation to the county school be forced to hike its property outside the city and one-third critically ill brother in Virginia, spetified in your ordinance." Tuesday from the home of -Referred a billboard Bicycle valued at $25 Tuesday in lipij of $550 bond on board to cover It.,(--cased attax from three to five mills to from the city's three mill lashed out at John Norden anti Father D. Markle at 321 DeLores Lash, Norden and violation to Fisher after city reported stolen Tuesday from charges of driving while in. tendance. the ordinance for offerin g no Terry outvoted Blankenship meet the proposed $147,000-plus property tax. Magnolia Ave. Clerk Onnie t he home of Nickolas F. Scott, toxicated and careless driving. Shomate reported consideration to her, budget for next year, Bicycle valued at $95 He suggested the city follow and Mercer, but by then Mrs. Terry read and re-read stolen 18, of 207 E. 6th St. The arrest was in connection 27 at Orange She said Norden had written a Mercer had blasted the city, guidelines used by the county. a sign on S.R. 4 Tuesday from home of Dwayne Terry, then tried again to get figures fr this year's budget, letter, the day Avenue was erected without a Bicycle valued at $80 stolen with a traffic accident at before she left saying, "If being a city will turn City Atty. Joe Davis said he Hubbard of 2531 Clainmond A 41-year-old Longwood man council to pay for City Hall saying it was balanced flOW Wymore Road and Oranole Tuesday JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) from Douglas Betand the city , asking to be removed friends against each other, then would check with the county on building permit. Ave. . Ims qualified to run for the upkeep and expenses. . he expected a $9,000 surplus at -Set an Aug. 5 work session it the city's finance and %% e'll be better off by not b " procedure of securing with l)trict 5 seat of the Sem i no l e Gasoline valued at $75 tie end of the Year. Earlier efforts to transfer Lamar Outdoor adfrom Fern Park, while he was at the w)Iereautilitypolewass.ered estigating whether an effort $ election committee because siphoned donations from developers, but he city." Tuesday County School Board. of a vertising of $6,250 from the $35,000 fire Orlando was made to tam r wi pe any Mayor Hess, who said th the city could not cooperate with Mrs. doubted it is in the form delivery trucks of Continental Zayres Dept. Store in Fern and Ms. Dassdorf's Toyota was Mrs. Lash then left to attend Phil Stephens will oppose department budget estimated to have $2,000 worth representatives to work on the incuinbent had met had already overspent its Mercer. written policy, Central Florida Inc., at 2100 Park. bridal shower for her daughter mem bersof the Jury which Al Keeth in the Sept. with stiff fire department city's sign ordinance. budget for city hall, questi oned Change totaling $15 stolen of damages. The power in the deadlocked on the Glenn W. 1 " That' s a disservice to me." in Maitland. Count), Club Drive. 10 Republican primary ekeWhile the county may not -Decided k bids to Turner mall fraud trial, the Television valued at $120 Tuesday from home of Kathlyn area was out for "more than have a written impact policy, a 1948 Chevrolet 500 gallon ton. Florida Times-Union reported stolen Tuesday from home of Joyner, 30, of 121 Dahlia Court, low hours" and Florida Power Ste phens is the chairman of Stephens county commissioners have pumper truck for which Eagle Forest City. in today's editions. and Light reported $750 Charles Goethe, 27, of 461' the Count'-Wide School frequently told developers that Fire Equipment company guitar Stereo system and damages as a result of the The Times-Union said a wornMellonville Ave. Advisory Committee of "Only the developers who offered fl accident. CHOCOLATE an who was removed from the Tuesday Tape deck of unreported valued at $1,373 stolen Seminole County and has been make the donations get their -Set a work session Aug. from home of Jim Dunn, 24, of Turner Jury midway through Edward Parker, 55, of 350 By CHRIS NELSON appliances or outside in. zoning." 1-LB. for the Site Plan and Planning acti ve in P.T.A. He is an area The agency said it will conthe nine-month trial has value stolen Tuesday night Box 98 Montgomery Road, First St., Chuluota taken to In ap. another consumer from car insurance manager for the on the lot of Bob Herald Staff Writer CAN el I fluences, and electrical odors With recurrent flooding Commission ordinances, Altamonte Springs. tinue testing alurninum wiring protection the com. peared before the grand jury. state of Florida Dance Dodge at and a member W. First 1801 Florida South Hospital in near switches or recepticaLs. plauging many o( the city's LIMIT At the time of her removal, to see whether It is "eith er a mission has amended the St. A -Approved first readings on of the National Association of A federal consumer agency prov Only qualified electricians older sections in its eastern ordinances for the Citizens' I Tuesday from the home of the presiding judge told reDISCOUNT PRICE substantial roduct Management. Nothing taken during a has issued preliminary war- should be called in to Inspect area, council authorized the use Financial Advisory Committee, Credit Larry Freeman, 3 5, of 2532 the Baker Act that mnaining Jurors not to speculate 4 DAYS 0 , *The guidance of a $50 flings on the danger of potential hazards, the report poses an unreasonable breakin at the home of Cecelia enforcement agents to take of federal revenue sharing the Special City Attorney's P0 risk of ordinance to allow public ap- on the reason. He never has Seminole Trailwood Drive, Orlando. million Fisher, 24, of school system in a high- aluminum wire in residences warned, 103 persons with possible mental injury to consumers." funds to buy used two-inch fire and creation of a Director of peals to the county commission, clarified it. Furniture valued at $20' problems to a specified Gardens Apts. Center hose to help alleviate the Pubhe Safety position. The growth area is a staggering and mobile homes and ORDEN'S GLA( reported stolen Tuesda y Other grand Jury witnesses but not an imrecommended expert from rather than Jail. Deputies insituation. said positions were adopted by responsibility, the home of Joel C. have included Diane Monaghan " McDonald, they received reports Edwards Council authorized purchase resolutions by council earlier possible task. We must get to spection of all homes wired with ICE 50, of 3575 S. Orlando Altamonte of Orlando, former puic Springs relathe point, and quickly, where aluminum. Drive, was standing In the of 1,000 feet of he from winter this year. street in Sanford. tions aide to Turner, and The investigation into the case we are anticipating problems to arrive front of his home and had from Tallahassee just to get a solid vate investigator William E. 4 HALF Stereo tapes valued at $50 threatened to shoot area " Dale Hayworth Dodge, 28, of County Commission Chair- Seminole County Sheriff's Tallahassee. before they arise, instead of man start on the case. GALLON John Kimbrough, issuing len Tuesday f rom car of children Stovall Jr. of Jacksonville, the th e Eight Days Inn on Wymore sto department orde red by Gov. getting bogged do In solving Moreover, he said his chief with a shotgun he was the U.S. Consumer duct LIMIT i Owens, 17, of Box newspaper said. Whitworth relieved Seminole Road Jailed Tuesday in lieu of Keith Reubin Askew will not get into investigator, who will assist problems; after they happen. It Safety Commission's warnin 517 holding. Deputy J. M. Patton DI SCOUNT PRICE Twu special investigators gs high gear until next $5,000 bond on charge of Longwood while lie was fishing said Edwards was loading the is more easily handled by In a press release, said hirn on the probe of Sheriff John State's Atty. Abbott Herring "We are the from property. on the Wekiwa River near the Justice Department in from all responsibility in 4 DAYS 0/ possession of stolen people whose training and not trying to cause people with Polk's department, Is n when he arrived. Eugene T. Whitworth, state's ducting Markham-Woods Road. a grand jury probe and case after an Investigation was Washington have been aWgned experience is geared to aluminum wire to panic -we,r# attorney in Gainesvifle for the Canaries valued at $14 stolen Patricia Carter, 27, of Box here f or the investigation, Susan Fernandez, 16, of Box mana ge me nt," he says. will not be free until next week. recommended, . Z-~; Just tryi ng to suggest steps they Eigh th Judicial Circuit and Tuesday from home of 177B Country Club Heights 273 Maitland Tuesday reported Jacksonville newspaper said, Whitworth indicated the The (hiedo High School Herring, who helped state addi the homes of city residents and Stephens is a graduate of can take to ensure their homes special prosecutor appointed by Elizabeth Martines of 226 Tuesday reported her eight- a man clad only in a T-shirt ng that officials have deI Seminole probe would not be auditors complete the first inis In final stages of preparation present a concert at the Theater Syracuse University. He Is are safe." Newbury Port Road. the governor to handle year-old son's $60 bicycle stolen came running down Gabriella clined comment on the case. father of three children and he, complete by Aug. 16. depth audit of the sheriff's for a 14 day tour of Europe that of Sneek. Bruges, &lglum Air conditioner valued at $500 from Lake Mary Elementary Lane and into her yard where : Turner, flamboyant Orlando Kimbrough, who led the investigation, said he will not be He said he would be in San- department since Polk took will take members to England, the next stop and then Paris for his wile and family are It stolen Tuesday from home of W SChOOL he ran a circle aro und her, ran county's successful fight to ban able to come to Sanford until ford next week regardless of office, said it would be better to bUSInSSIflffll who rose from a W -n-~7-.1, ": Belgiurn, France, and HoUand. a thr~y-tour capped by a I` I Jerry Johns, 53, of 1009 Bonita Two fiberglass boats with a back down the street and .6 i;~--7~7: aluminum wire in homes, said Monday because he is waiting whether or not he had received have another prosecutor handle sharecropper fife to head of a The group under the direction concert at the base of the Eiffel Dr. he felt the federal warni ng was for Informa tion pe rtinent to the the total value of $417 stolen hopped into a white Ford van worldwide cosmetics and moInformation from the case. o! R.A. Feinberg will depart Tower, Diamond ring valued at $1,500 Monday from Arthur Lindsay, and drove away. Important tecause "we (the tivational course complex of I (lando's McCoy Air Terminal The gr oup will return to th I1: ecounty) are not the source of corporations, was tried along * - Aug. 1. They will fly to New United States Aug. 16. t - - - - - ' , - . , P. Stephens NEWLY REMODELED & REDECORATED STORE ADDITIONAL NEW DISCOUNT DEPARTMENTS N EXT TO WINN.DIXIE THOUSANDS MORE DISCOUNT ITEMS 2438 FRENCH AVE PHONE 322.0270 40% MORE SPACE 111101 ir t'rnr 'rurni TIAIF 71rt,n L' riir Jury P To Run For O Launched in School Post Turner - Case HERSH Aluminum Wire Danger Told 4 Probe Of Sheriff Delayed CRI . Oviedo Bond Prepares For European Tour 20 2-Speed BwW Breeze Box Fa - and then to is, 1tost of the $59O0 for the trip next stop will be tAmn for a has been earned by the students tiree day tour and a concert at and their parents on an in. the Harlow Park Bandstand. dividual basis. Local firms York 11 Next on uie agerx is a concert assisting through donations origin." For Zoning Terry Criticizes, Kirnbrough "We've solved the county's problem with aluminum LAKE MARY County the road surface from U.S. 17-92 wiring," he added. commission Chairman John to S.R. 15 in Lake Mary was ,, C1 as warns Kimbrough today refused to irresponsible in view of the July People that someUCIRKI two million pick up a Nix d A - . HoUnd where they will stay in chester, and Miller Oil Co. Ranctdands from Rural Urban to Planned Unit Development has been re*ted again by City Couned. recommends people watch for Councilman Irene Van "danger signals" of warm made the motion to switch or receptacle plates, accept the city zoning board flickering lights not caused by recormnendation that the plan be turned down. A tie vote emille, panel chairman, said members would tour some of the state da ta centers In Talla hassee &, part of an attempt to learn more about CO ptiter oP 0ajt1 Hudson, vice dent of a St. Petersburg firm, said present computer opera tions were not standardized, did noi operate on a long range Auto Incident Puts Man On - -' '-n r'' . - --- -•• - 11 . JULY23,IV4 ADMISSIONS -- - Sanford : Michael Lawsm lLOla W. Bryant Oliver E. Clause Claudia M. Hone Glen Taylor Teresa Marie Getien (-iir1es L. cover Rhonda K. Brown Gordon G. Fort Clarence Fox Ruby Jordan Nettle L. Morgan Bernice Brantley Rita Bell Bess 0. Freeman Marvin Benny Melton, Deltona Harriet L Wbees'er, Deltona wgiter r. Cmk. Lake Mary Florence Wells, Lake Monroe Stanley 0. Mitchell, Oviedo Donald L Baker Jr.., Osteen Murray' A. Ashley, Maitland BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wheeler Jr., a boy, Deltona cI A . -a.... CASE A493: Howard B., a'€ty ury '-ormula Pack of 51 Sle& casing, at1racttrc r'ldsllc guard Wedge' AA& Ufte coior - HYPNOSIS ,. , ________ ________ __________ - -. - ___, - --. - Nevertheless, physicians Mtmhut'hitp _ — - ., - ,,, a. 4— r - _ - ' - Is j suchasDr. Bryan and Dr. R. L Rubottom, another official of the Alhi, claim publicly to be *-=- ) . "American Board Certified tioners" of various types. Specialist in hypnosis." i p I I , However, both the AMA and the When I showed my diplomas " American Psychiatric Assn. to one friend he asked in all when his moother spoke :o two of organization's invitation. say that such a recognized seriousness If I might consider probation order involved the clothing. Many new the jurors, was o -iinally As a non-physician I not only doing some acupuncture 1% and certification does not exist. on him followin g: unusual teaching methods will charged witb four counts of received a cerWicate stating for a "We ha ve trained more than ...... bad elbow. attempted murder in the case, that I had "successfully cornWhenever respondent be employed in this course, 4.000 people in some course or ' The man behind the shall perform any treatment which includes three special another since I95a,99 s Floyd, of 113 Jinkins Circle, pleted the postgraduate course - - - - was sentenced for aggravated 377 in Medical-Dent,al -Surgical assault by Seminole Circuit Acupuncture..." Ia lso received is Dr. William Jennings Bryan, Court Judge Robert McGregor — as did all others attending — Jr., who is both a physician and for runn ing down four men with a certificate sta ting that had lawyer. hypnosis or other therapy, he (lemnonstratlon session of ar- That means your husband. some shall have an adult female pre- fificial aids, a film on frigidity. 25.000 professio naI3 and nonsent as an observer or such H t solicitous she was about me as I an hour! staggered home, I realized I Fight "Since them, I've gone So send for my booklet "Sex downhill fast and am now even h'robletn.s in larriage,' en- afraid I may lose my position closing a long stamped, return and a 3 and a half hour professions with a leading advertising agency herein Chicago, DiSCHARGES "Dr. Crane, would Sanford testosterone remedy my Margaret Cogrncn credentials, and having "Dr. hiryan was licensed to acupuncture "offIce nurse, assistant, ardor Mfl treats patients in its Los iwobl4'm or is there no hope for Beasie HAlliard -Car demonstrated my thorough practice medicine In California and hypnosis, one of the courses secreta ry Is admitted for fee of Angeles offices. men like me?" Macel L Bragg knowledge and proficiency In n 1963 and In Illinois and that the American Institute of $75," the AIR brochure states. ton, says Dr. The organizaNotice that when men begin Rubottom, also Hypnosis offers to "physicians, Fannie M. Moore Nevada m i The AIR gives about to worry, that cerehal fnn'-iIon th use of HYIXIOSIS 1 25 offers three-month residencies dentists, psychologists, psy- courses in these Various aspects Norman W. Lave elected to membership soon reduces their a . "With respect to Dr. Bryan's in hypnosis for I*,y sI claw. Katherine Gem ( AP) —AJlL3er1y(o,tJwi1 In the professiOnal association licensure, he surrendered his chotherapists, attorneys, of hypnosis In various cities In emote. "it is a residency, but don't Douglas Lewis great.g,'Rndlon and a friend division of the American license in the State of Nevada theologians, nurses and the United States and Canada call it a residency For as they try to analyze students of these professions each year, For the remainder Jacipane A. Partain were kilied when their car was Inst.1tute of Hypiosis ..." after he tuid b&n c1W to ap. their problem and figure out of they won't allow tax deduc. Adolph J. Candalino, Deltona hit by a freight train, police solution, they are making their Not bad for a mere reporter, pear before the Board of Medi. - "is Post-Graduate Course 1974 cOurws are planned In tions, so we call it Post, "Succ ess ful Treatment of Anaheim, Calif.; Orlando, Fla,; brain perform. er. reporL especially since during the four. cal Examiners on the charge of Groduate Course number Deltona NnrIh Hollywood; Chicago; But eroticism is chiefly, a They identified the victims as day course neither I nor anyone unprofessional conduct in 1961. Sexual Disorders." costs $10,000. but it they can't Thumn E. Her*Jy. Deltom Howard Heatlerson Montgorn- else in allenda The ptirrwy lecturer at that ! 6 The California Board of sensual I emotional) attribute of nce received any Detroit; Atlantic City; Atlanta, take it off their Income tax they 0 course , according to AIR Los Angeles and • y, 78, and his wire, Marguer- training wimtsoever In hypnosis Medical Examiners reported their bourdoir behavior. Las Vegas. won't want to do Ill0. of Lmisa M. Middleton, DeBary itc,7 However. the AMA's Depart. Alas, the inoi e they worr~, Deerfield Beach; Ada (T Its use. Nor did anyone revocation of Dr. Bryan's brochures, is Dr. Bryan himself Indeed they i often referred to as won't. Patricia A. Wllliamzw, i. Baker, 72, of Lighthouse taking the course actually Ilense " . n`ifni Of Investigation writes the more theyalsoare likely it, dy" in the pages of the Journal that Legiliniate medical residencies DeBary Point, Fla,, focnwrly of Steti. admiisister "We have been informed in become chain smokers. acupuncture Revocat Ion , however, was the United States, do not tienv&, 10 by re And tobacco se,enis to berve -in payment by Patty Davis, Orange City -is a form of chemical tire the American Institute of residents W41YU Evans, 10, of Oxford, another person. with or without probafion for a period of five they are paid for 1 flex. E. Riepe, Orlando. Miss. catratinp, guidance. reminds those interested in at. Hypnosis is not one of the their for smokers lose I years. One of the terms of the tending to "Wear comfortable professionally recognized year, serAic*3, up to 115,000 per much of their .wx appetite. with phony his 1964 Falcon rtation wagon "satisfactorily Accordingtoaletterfromthe hypnosis or therapy shall be workshop." completed "hypnosis certificates," after a foot ball tossing incident prescribed courses of study, Department of Investigations of otherwise visually monitored If an indi vid ua l attends the similar to th e one I hold. by s uch adult female," and argument. five-day course (fee $235) the and ha ving presentefi proper the /i'nerican Med ical M In addition to all of this In addition to Train Crash Takes 4 Lives ' '-N>Hair Spray 199 doors game for .1?? ages' ... * ,. k , ; , - - • ff. - - .11 )"r? ' -t L. '"" ' - ---- (huir I - u; 3. ..'li'rf.ti •vrr. 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'!ve? sandals in sorled BOO 59 " Tablets 88'%111 @ 99 9 ~ - C~1 ;; CAST IRON GRILL \ no No Doz 4 01 electric jopper I, polished aluminum With Hibachi on Legs OIliCltifl(J View ,riq 7 9 envelope, plus 25c for a devoted Leom King T hursoa, ,'t Ii tiusbnil beats aliumny checks' rerir'r,I iorii,. - - Other survivors include a Leo Russell of Toledo; sister, Use diaphanous nightie and Mrs. Viola Bryan of ous on, worry, I became a chain disrobe seductively! [cx.; an txc,ther Earl Snarr, smoker. Arid then become as Oxford, Ala. "And one night I stayed away erotically aggressive as any BrISSOH Funeral Home in from home at a tavern till I was "Call" girl, for the latter can half drunk, banish almost every worried fire with fire, 0 could still retain her interest remembering your husband and concern if I used whisk, ,y. tx-longs to Y-&U! ays Dr. there are bed, "Meanwhile, due to constant * detachable cord. glance at some pornographic husband's basic dread that Pictures I had bought and ca uses him to dr ink or stay out hidden back of a row of books in nights, caitsticlly chew her out SIR , JENNIE RUSSELL my den, or scold his cnildren. Mrs. Jennie Russell, 96, of "At last, even their influence Wives, diet down to within 10 Toledo, Ohio, died Monday wasn't enough so I . night at the hotne of her wi th trying to explain to Elsie Adopt a new perfume, testing daughter, Mrs. Vivian Rein in why I no longer wished to kiss various sce nLs till you find the that city. She was a Me thod is t. "When I t hen noticed how h usba nd's platonic state in half - American Institute of Hypnosis upon a female patient Involving laboratory sessions, a Wcial R ubottom - 23 - smoke. nt to one that is most effective on \ iorn i"opper Pe '201380 -. Area Dea th types of - -S -, •- ' four- or five-day courses often do physicians a disservice," ,,,, Mode? Breeze Box Fan From Store 1999 - separate entity in a short . Jilts I$ to 20" Reversible 8-0Z. Tame Creme Rinse 4) REG. 3c 4-Quart Electric But the more they CLEAR WATER, Fla. (AP) husband whose wife Is grieving less libido they possess. over his addiction to liquor. Alcoholism is mankind's age. for U.S. Senate, has resigned as "Dr. Crane," he confessed, "I old escape devicv from this chief executive officer of the don't like whiskey but I use it dilemma of the boudoir, drug store chain which bears because It dis trac ts my wife's So you wives must realize his name. attenti on! that if you can make your "We were ideally happy for husband function in the Eckerd, who is the Jack Eck. the first 12 years of our bedroom, you can far exceed erd Corp.'s largest single stock. marriage, but then I noticed even the splendid influence of holder, announ ced his resign.athat I was slow to get aroused Alcoholics Anonymous. tion to the board of d irec tors at b)' her in the boudoir. For John Barleycorn is a special meeting late Tuesday, "The next couple of years I usually the ally of platonic four days after announcing his would try to stimulate my mates! Intention to run in the primary wan ing passion by co nj ur ing up But a wife who deliberately for the Republican nomination. Images of bathing beauties, serves more enticing boudoir general feeling of reputa ble psychiatrists Is that hpnosis sh ou ld not be ta ught as a of ' Thus, a vicious circle ensues, for the more they are afraid of _LIMIT - eps Down Secret ' Anti-Perspirant .. - aged 39, Is the alcoholic "As a matter of fact, the ' - irnpoyrmcre, the more they yth i ii r - 8Y GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. D., M.D. ii AMERICAN INSTITUTE - - *; - organizations in the United States devoting itself to the and pie, I attended the AIR course poeple, one seriously, on "Medical, dental and D. Daniel Floyd, whose first trial April 25 ended in a mistrial surgical acupuncture," at Edward J. Fritz, Orange City Fred B. Crockett, Or lando -- Jack Eckerd " was on trial, """a' hypnosis courses around with fancy borders and gold the United States and Canada, seals. is directed by a physician Laugha ble perhaps among whose professional conduct has professionaLs such as the young - lea Probation — -. - been called into question by two New York physician attending plan, lacked proper security state medical societies. who said to on the first day and were not modernized. courses given of the course, "Big gradua tion Hudson said 1,600 people in An 1&year-old Sanford man by the Los Angeles-based outfit with diplomas on Sunday. My state government were inthree are apparently little more than God, eratlons. bCth sentenced to I feel like a charlatan." volved in computer operations, Mike Scale, assistant execu- excluding the state un iversity years probation in a January diploma mills for those who atBut off icial-looking enough to tive director of the General system, which has fts own oper. Sanford Plaza automobile in- tend. dupe patients of physicians and From June 27 to 30, Setivhxz CvparUrient told the ation. ____________________ cident which injured fnur for exam- non-physician "health practi- HOSPITAL NOTES was • ' set nr røvt Atnin.t fl 1b, &Ub home as to how m uch of the lays In motions indicate it wW road projects, where the county Some Doctors operations would solve many of the problems in the system. Sen. Bob Saunders, I Gain. e'ntw$ w • letter asking the city if it provides the men and equip. Ile declined to speculate on conviction of James Anthony wanted to go Into the Joint ment and the ci ty picks up the Terry's motives for the blast. Koblein of Jacksonville on a project tabbed at $120,000 for materials tab, is norma lly done "I don't want to play Mr. counterfeiting cge lie was repaving and some relevellfng this time of year. Terry's game," he said, sentenced to 10 years. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Senate pa nel the department - Members of a special Florida feels it is time for a change, Senate committee investigating A five-year plan that would resulted with Donald Browning the state's $36 million-a-year consolidate nine data centers joining Mr& Van Eepoel In computer operations take a flow scattered around the state voting for the motion and Jo hn first-hand look today at data under various agencies Into Boo th and Irwin Hunter voting centers in the capital. four centers under the depart. against. In breaking the tie ment was proposed by Bill Cor. Mayor Troy Piland rejected the At a hearing NEW YORK-(NEA)-. The Both certificates were given neien and state I1d belt, director of the agency's project because of its impact on American Institute of Hypnosis without regard to attendance at the lawmakers that consoll- Electronic Data Processing city services. (AIH) which offers a number of lectures or demonstration sea- dation of the state's computer vision. at the - rniintv .J Booze And Tobacco gauntlet flung down 30 charter recall vote. "He's road was Sanford's and how be postponed. Fisher and Shore Roads in The State Computer Plans He also said there auestlon with seven business associates, The Jury reported it was deadlocked dti May 30 and a was some mistrial was declared. A retrial by Lake Ma ry City Councilman interfering In Lake Mary af- much belonged to Lake Mary. The Times-Union said the Harry Terry at Tuesday night's fairs just before the vote," 1%5, and cites the risk of regular council meeting over Terry stormed, "Another letter on the price grand jury investigation Infire quotes is going out soon, with volves another trial as well. fl overhea" due to improper more accurate inforrnation as second trial, held in February Ma ry Boulevard, letters to the cities throughout to the cost to the cities," he in a courtroom down the hafl installation of tomminals. the county concerning joint said. from where the Turner group The consumer agency Terry said Kimbrougli's steamer and go to Sneek, Oviedo; Gale Ward & Win- Senate Committee Airs FoamCups Bid in the Anglo International include: A. Duda & Co.; homes and mobile homes have Music Festival In Coventry, Southern Chemicals Inc.; WINTER SPRINGS-Calbert been wired with aluminum England. Band members will Nelson & Co.; The Ben Ward Development Corp.'s request since . OR DIGEL 100's Model '201067 s!S,W4,. s Colbert 7-oz. Size lI Ii )lI IrjI �- - -. - OPINION __ - - :- - -- Wednesday, July 24, 1974 : —- Ewvft1JfJUW. - Stand-Up Comics Wow Washington ele e cted Hopefuls In Court - - - - 4 - . DON OAKLEY Mark Your Goods And Defy Th ief - . - That 'Plan' Slip Gave , " " __ -1 l4*' th - - -- AcoupleofweeJago,when the zmpe ment Bandw.gon had all but ground to a halt, the House Judiciary Committee hastened to give it a fresh shove by releasing, In advance and totally out of context, certain portions of the 8,CX pages of ducuments and testimony it had gathered which were believed to be particularly damaging to Mr. Nixon. Of these snippets s , the flloetexplOelVe was the Committee transcript of a conversation Mr. Nixon had had In the Oval Office with John Mitchell and John Dean on March 22, 1973. In the cu of s conversation, and In connection with the forthcoming testimony of his aides before the Senate Watergate Committee, Mr. -tNixon was quoted as saying: "I don't give a 1 dele ted) what happens. I want You all to stonewa ll it, let them plead the Fif th Amendment, cover up or anything else, If it'll save It — save the plan. mat's the whole point." Now, any way you slice ft, that's a remarkable tatemen.Nixon'spc)ftj, unmistakably clear: He was ready to unction any kind or amount of cover-up, "If it'u save it — save the plan. That's the whole point." Mr. Nixon's cri'ics have been understandably eager to conclude that the quoted worrts simply rap up their case. The man was avowedly , r eady to sanction a "cover-up or anythi ng." , .j. Impeach tUrn a nd remove him: Q.E.D. I And yet there is surely more to the whole ._r 1. business than that. A40 What "plan" is be talking abou t? Why on earth has practically nobody bothered to ask t question? .. - - - - - -- - - , -. -- / 4 -. ' - - 1 - - - - gston Acquitted Lan -. - . 42l 4. 4 0 co Cb - , ,, , -. CLv Niws k • - . , .. . ,. '3'-' 'C ' ' ; "' ,-,.ø- wS DR. L. E. LAMB 1 I , ! ~ ~ i; .I , i _________ - ar ', - ________ . _______ ,ft. - life and health of the Individual, can still be troublesome If it causes the heart to beat too If YOU lost y spleen from fast. If the tachycardia Is an au to mobile accident it might be cause of hear t disease or is not make much difference, fast enough to cause snptoms, Man)' of the functions of the then it Is usually necessary to W 4 spleen are duplicated by other take medicine either to abolish of the body. As an the episode or to ccvent its TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') July 10 In connection with a example, it produces antibodies recurrence. -Sen. Edward J. Gurney's di. $.000 rret fund collected Important in our immune A person who has recurrent cislon to withdraw as a candi- from builders seeking influence but that f system, unction is also at ta cks with symptoms, even da te for reelection caught vir. wi th the Federal Hous ing Adaccompl ished by other parts of without other hear t problems, tually none of his opponen ts or ministra ti on.He has denied th e the body. So, while the spleen is usually takes medicine officials of his party by stir- accusations. important, it is not essential to thereafter to prevent future at. prise. Florida Republican party life in normal people. tacks. Clearwater millionaire Jack chairmim L.E. "Tommy" DEAR DR. LAMB Will YOU A bout air travel, it depends Eckerd, one of two GOP Sena te Thomas said he "deeply regrettell me what ventricular again on the cause. Clearly if candidates in the Sept. 10 pri. ted all of the circumstances tachyc,ardia is? flow i serious is the ventricular tachyeardia is mary, said he thought Gurney's that have now culminated in it and will one always need t'nusecl by serious heat disease Tuesday decision "was based Sen. Gurney's withdrawal in his drug to control it? Is air travel one wouldn't travel un til after on what was best for his party, bid for reelection. I fervently allowed in this case? hope that he will ultimately be recovery. For recUrrent at- his state and his coun try," DEAR Paula HEADER Hawkins, a state Pubfound Innocent. tacks wi thout other medical lie Se rvice Commissioner and Tachycardia means, fast heart problems, one can travel "The Senator has served the by rate. The ventr icles are the plane. Even If an atta ck should the other GOP candidate, said people of Florida very well " the decision gives her a better heavy pumping muscular Fortner secre tary of sta te cur in the plane It would be no chance. chambers . Richard Stone, one of the ,Aorse than on the ground. Ilie heart. When a spot in the problem might be in getting for"Obviously me in it nukes it easier Democratic contenders, said he the pri mary race," also regretted the withdrawal. ventricles becomes overactive immediate medical attention, she said, "But it'd be nice If you But he gave a different reason: 0 it can take over electrical Commercial air planes are not timula tion of the I looked forward to facing heart beat. If really that much different from thiln't have any opposition at all the spot causes the heart to beat a bus. The cabin altitude is not when you're in the minority him on national Issues," said of fast then it causes Stone. allowed to be over 700feet and party. tachycardia. __ - - - $ - - .. . - - ii --- — : - - -- — i ____- --. IN Sanford ., ! ,- - ` 11 I .-- ~ I -1%% 11 I . '&V I P,A ~- I k -,- Select From 20 Different Grains & Finishes SAVINGS UP TO.... s _____ r OPEN DAILY 11kM. TIL9:30 P.M. FR S SAT. Ti l. 10:3* P.M. IWO Frs,cli Ave. (111-way 17-fl) the spleen should prolong the out underlying heart diseam, it _______ -- rrnw OMEM 400. PRICES BEGIN AT $299 s __________ - ''~ - - - ventricular usually is much less than that. Gurney. staunch Nixon sup. Another leading Democratic Why does the spot get overac- Remember, Denver has an porter and member of the now. candidate, Rep. Bill Gunter, Dlive? There are many reasons altitude of 5,000 feet, and the disbanded Senate Watergate Fla., said, "The kind of corrupIn sOme peo ple it can be from Committee, announced two tion alleged against Sen. Gurmountains nearby are much hours bef ore the noon deadlin e ney hurts everyone in public life underlying heart disease, higher. for qualifying candidates chiding fatty cholesterol t regardless of party office or Send your questions to Dr. he had decided not to run. He philosophy nd can serve only deposi ts in the coronary :irteries. In other instances there Lamb, in care of this newspa. said his ftrst priority was to to further erode the faith of th e seems to be no associated heart per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City "clear my good name" of con- public in all its elected disease at all, It makes a lot of Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. spiracy, perjury and bribery representatives," difference what causes the for a copy of Dr. Lamb's chargeL Former state Senate Presiproblem. When the ventricular booklet on cholesterol, send 50 The 60-year-old r.i!ver-h&ired dent Mallory Horne said he was tachveardja occurs as a cents to the same address and senator was indicted by a fed. disappointed for Gurney and his eral grand Jury in -Jacksonville family. complication of a heart attack, zisk for "Cholesterol" booklet. OPEN 'IlL 4 P.M. TELEPHONE SATURDAYS 322-0500 BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE - (l4rey On requ.sI) - y _____ - 164 — - . - _________ , p Limit I To Gurney J - _ ____ Mod,. rv,s TPwi fr''s & o4fq od Iii rn. P112 rn GOP Opponents React BERRY'S WORLD _ ' - ' a 2 ' _________ ______ A t, 496W 1 For Long Life? - As far as Mr. Nixon's critics are concerned, they have obviously glided over own dozen Uffler To The tznk gxwJrw fril ! . Is Spleen -' words because they represent a disagreeable Wichita, Kant, reports 5,5 burglaries In complication in an otherwise open. Editor and.shut The engineers concede that the computer speaks In a 90,000home,. BU01the2O,O00hoInvolvedth mes case. Mr. Nixon flatly called for a coverp; only voice that betr ays no emotion, but they envision practicalflat were items burglarized and Of usesOperation these four,ID, only sixfour marked what does it matter what "plan" he was tor for their creation In reading programs for the blind or as an aid were taken protIn? Maybe he meant the whole evil Herald franchises that bring in funds, the City can And three of them were susequenuy recovered. to library users. co sp n iracy, Sanford, F furnish to i ts ci tizens a great many services for a Opera tion IdenWicatbon thus has three func- Dear Sir: la. But logically that Just won't do. Even If Mr. Md.when the computer laarns to pause and give Inflection to tions, It deters burglaries, traces sWlen relatively small additional expendit ur e on their Nixon property had been earsinto In the I would like to state that I agree with your original part. The City of t,ake Mary will take in about conspiracyup tothis break Democratic its speech—when its manner has been made more pleasing, and helps prosecute thievis. It also helps keep editorial of Sunday. $100,000.00 there Li the intriguing pollty of an expanded market by the July 14, 1974, in which you end of the year, while only d spiraling insurance costs. recommend t cities rethink their status as about $29,000.00 will come from LAae Mary headquarters, Could any human ask for a better comparAon than one ti act in Junethe burglars had been caught Currently, about 1,000 cities am participating 1972, and that entire conspiracy cities. I disagree, however, with your coi,#programmed to say only the things pleasant to hearnd In the program. taxpayers over and above what they would have was in ruins. He could scarcely be trying to mendaflon of Lake Mary for the manner in which to pay for lire protection If they had not comfobIy silenced by the m flick of a switch? "sa ve" that plan In March i. they are doing It. corporated Well, then, perhaps There are much less expensive ways to Several citizens worked for two years to In- badly to save was a the plan he wan Ever since the Wright Brothers built the first rethink your status than plan (of which he to got through a recall corporate Lake Mary. A , temporary government hypothetically, part) to cover up the original one to test airlod shapes, the wind tunnel has election, whiph wastes money that might carried on a holding operation for five mon I been an Indlapensible tool of the aircraft otherwlie be used for service to the taxpayers, until _____________ ft conspiracy. But if "the plan" was simply the the permanent Council and Mayor were cover-up, then it would hardly make sense designer. Now architects and constructim The items that need rethinking In cities, and this elected. Then the permanent City for Government Mr. Nixon to list a "cover-up" as one engineers are pAting entire buildings in wind process should go on every year, is what do the worked for five months before the destroyers techniques he tunnels in mhtature, of 'course, was prepared to authorize to taxpayers want In services and what are they stepped in. This is hardly a fair test for a new "save the plan." As buildings reach greater heights, they willing to pay for it. in effect, he would be saying employee who has been trained in his field, and "cover up, ii It will save deflect downward the (aster winds eneoi'nterd If a city is willing, it can hold its expenses cer ta inly not a (air test the cover-up." for a new Council conaloft, in some cases What was that plan? I suggest that most notably one In. down, and with the system in effect where the slsting of persons with no previous experience in thoughtful refrain from jumping to conclusions State and Federal Government hand to cities running a city at other jobs at the same time. have torn off portions Of the sthture's facade Revenue Sharing monies about Mr. Nixon's villainy until we and with the Util ity H rr Terry and broken windows. In high winds, und.len1 better surmise, the answer to that question. doors may be difficult to oix., and wind paths are A A 0, Ikn't read the No. " .., I Best seller "Super-money" by created arourid cqmers andzil-ang sl,dewalks that A'l aiii Smith, I struggled with this one for the pt four are many proless!onals, people w ho cLIAM- to- know how to — e manage Investm ents who should leave ans. 10 . weeks, only being able to absorb a couple chapters at a Tbe wiM effects on a 40-story office tower and A'id of course he was right. Many did leave but Around not of time, then putting It down. iSorta got to me like my their own choosing as more pedestrian plata planned for downtown Seattle than 130 uilunrn does to Investment fi:-ms some of our readers á ivuiLy del,erinined by Calzp.n Corp. had me running enL out of business back in the late (ci - the Excedlir) bottle with headache numb 2,00) engineers In a specialized wind tunnel Smith is the author of an earlier best seller, 17he During the period covered by this book, chapter 2, Money Game." This book Is about the3tock market and "The Day 1he Music Almost Died,-, 11 you I t It J*m the kind of incompetents some of us stock holders certain you'll feel a depressing chill realizingread how depended upon to Invest "wisely" for us. Ha! I'll get is country came to falling flat on Il, th THOUGHTS .0nose. You'll find I 'vid I3abson's comments shortly. int eresting whether you have any Investrncol, or not. You'll also learn to bet Perhaps the most app disillusioning encaurap one another and build chapter dealt with some fi scal maneuverings which are In the author's investment In a Swiss Bank r.s anot up, t esycu are doing. 1 ThSM. progress right now a safe bet and take sola ce in knowing we might again come clo surely which promptly blew O million an'J went 5:11. se to the precipk of complete chaos. The Clock "I have never seei a man who could do real but this cntry 1914 r 'fft managed by the wealthy with too much at stake to work the stimulus of id it . By JOHN A. S1JI U15 to go t;irough a depressim like that of the 30s. Getting back to Babson, who heads the sixth biggest K "You should 1y 10 put it out cJ yoi mind, lots of i's faith, t the people for whon he is w or king." baby the and if you have the rage, investment-courimling firm in the country, he said "there try realing this book, too. didn't make 'Tfr,e's' list of mg luders." tie M. sciwab, American bdtLtitlist. 2 pieces hone y- dipped fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy. Cole stow and & hot butter tastin' biscuits THUOSDAY, F'RI'DAY, SATURDAY — TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') a maximum of five years in A federal court jury ac- prison. it quiltedtte Langston and Murphy, a forU.S. Supreme Court nominee G. mer New York stockbroker now Needed Harold Carswell but convicted living In Delray Beach, were his co.defendant, who the gov- accused of conspiring with two ernment charged was a kingpin NE ' York residents to Import in a plot to smuggle marijuana marijuana into this country. DEAR 1)11. LAMB Into the country. I am it is very important and Assi U. S. Atty. Frank WohI writing to you to ask if a person progress to rapid twitching of William Fenton Lazigston of said Murphy was a key person has his spleen taken out does the heart muscle without any Tallahassee was released after In the alleged conspiracy, In that shorten the number of effective full heart b to a 12-member jury announced charge of air operations for a years he can live' pump blood. This is life an Innocent verdict for him fol- sophisticated criminal organDEAR READER — That is a threatening, lowing 90 minutes of deliber- Ization whose object was to imhard question to answer uneI have seen ventricular alion Tuesday night, port thousands of pounds of the quivocal ly. Most people have tachycardia in young healthy But co-defendant LArry M ur. Ill egal weed. the spleen removed because of persons, sometimes unaware phy was ordered held without Wohi said Langston's only some medical problem which is that the attack had occurred if bond after being convicted of duties were to locate an airport nefited by its removal. In the heart rate was not too fast. conspiracy to Import marl- tousea3adropsiteandprocue 'hose instances the removal of When the problem occurs with. Juana. He could be sentenced to n airpL ne to bring in the drug. . - i Ir lunch SPECIAL 1n 'Pot' Conspiracy ''' 4 . Out to I AV ' Computers //'ff - Happi N ixon Woe, - - words. basing its vocahilary on Its widerganding o( pirdins suf fixes and Latin roots of words. I V ows JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) known as "Blue Dynamite" to Duval Circuit Court Clerk Clerk George Carlisle in neighHallowassi, a helpful her fellow truckers. She was gan Slaughter's office, he Mor. was tx1rtng Clay County. Carlisle truck driver whose good sa- tooling along July 12 when she told that both inaritan act landed her in a spotted a woman motorist ap- pear to apply parties must ap. sent over his deputy, Richard for a license. Glover, who took the appllhospital, will marry her sweet- parently in trouble. Doctors wouldn't let Miss cation and said the license heart, John Ray Johnson, leave the hospital, would be valid after 5 p.m. Thursday In spite of everything, to She be stopped to offer help, only Hallowassi Johnson appealed to Mayor Thursday. set upon by two men It took some help to cut beaten before she could get Hans Tanzler's office. An aide The wedding is scheduled hrough bureaucratic truck and asked Slaughter to send a depu. three hours after that, and the her 18-wheel ut the couple managed to cross back escape. She ty to the h pi l to os ta ta ke th e happy couple co uld relax and was hospi talized ounty lines Tuesday and get a with a application, but the clerk re- hold hands again. concussion and sprained narrlage license in time 10 back. ivold a postponement. Miss ilsilowassi, 35, and "It's a bad situation and I'm "We originally planned to slip Expecting to be hospitalized sympathetic," Slaughter corn- Johnson, 38, met more than a IP to Georgia for a quiet wed. for another week or 10 days, she minted when asked about his year ago. Ling," Johnson said. "Then this and Johnson decided last refusal. "I just don't have the "We first met over the citihing came Up." Friday to get married In the facilities for curb service." zens band radio," Johnson said. Miss Haliowassi, given the hospital this week. Tanzler intervened Tuesday "it was between our trucks. I'm lame "Happi" at birth, i.e But when Johnson went to and talked to Circuit Court an 18-wheeler myself." I -' - - Red Tape Cut For'Happi" WILLIAM RUSHER No. 1 mime Inegjca fl Some 2 mIllion burglaries are committed every year — about one every 13 seconds — for an U mateci Only about one in every five burglaries Is a0t Of the relatively sun percentage of stolen goods that police recover, a large share can't be Identified and is eventually put up for The up PAU sale. Ws lack of p of at e very stolen p!operty also mutes it difficult to obtain to client will convictions for tweaking md enter1ng., obey a Pending me Court decision conc1ng "Operatløn IdenWicatlon," a prtècHon proam sponsored control of the White House tapes. the National Association Sorry, fellows it won't Wash. The United States of Insurance Agents by (NAIA), Is a plan to put the survived when George Washington left the White thieVt5 0(11 of business. It simply Involves per. House, lived on after the loss of Thomas Jefferson, Or twlfldl ng portable belongings with .. rrrev.nv.n,1 eL......,..., *h _____..._I 11 , (21 LC1 we itaussmauons 01 Abe Lincoln ijnaj mcienuncauon number. P1 '.#.tca and John Kennedy and the dea th of Fran kli Electric engraving pen.s are avaflalge at t t nrough the lkicaloffku of NAZA members Roosevelt. across The nation will survive without Richard Nixon. participants in The big question is whether the nation can Survive Operation ID put ui& decala on windows and doors wi th Richard Nixon. reading. "All Items of value OS) these pS'eflINI have been mar ked for ready Identification by law enforcement agencies." The Idea Li that,- being fared, tiiw won't usually break In for any good burglar knows that marked Items are not only hard to fence but oiler police hard evidence for a victb on and are, therefore, an Invitation to Jail. In lIds age of environmental concern, noise pollution hi bitS) The results, where the program has been put devaedrecentlytoaproentpononthstof,j Into operation; have been dramaUc oos In Clncmnnati area, for ample, in one Engineers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, not. )W'S 12,000 W&ar1e$ In wiftwtandi~, have been working industri"y to teach a 125,OM nwropm Idw comp 10 talk. Th have annooneed WnphenUy their Diring the urns period there Wi only 10 success In helping their electronic student learn some 50,000 btwglarles in the 17,000 homes participating In ,it•..... Wednesday, July 24,1974-5A - - WASHINGTON — Behind the Greek military From other classified documents and con- extensive facilities on Cyprus, Makarlos scribing papers to cancel the service, he told us. posturing In the Mediterranean, confidential fidential sources, we have gleaned the following allegedly told them, they had to pay for the From here on, he'll try to bar them from the NATO documents warn Horne I) livery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 8 Months, $14.20; that the Greek armed intelligence Items about the explosive situation privilege. forces a press tables. re so divided and weak they couldn't in the Mediterranean: Year, $28.40. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. President Nixon " and Secretary Kissinger INDISCREET MEMO: Housing Underwhip the Turkish army In a badminton match. other mail: Month, *2.70; 6 Months, $I6.; 12 Months, $32.40. —The Nixon Admn1strat ion, in the language 1II)Par to be the last holdouts in the free world in secretary Floyd Hyde recently picked up his A May, 1974, drat report to the North Atltic of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, is their support of the Greek and cyprus Junlas, papers and left the government to join McManls Assembly declares bluntly: "The effect upon the "tilting" toward the Greek officers who over. According to one confidential NATO doiument, Associates consulting firm. Not long afterward, E (Greek) armed forces of almost seven years of threw Archbishop Makarios In Cyprus. Kissinger our European allies have been eager "to hasten his subcabinet colleague, Transportation dictatorship. accompanied by periodic realizes this Is an unpopular position among the transfer of power from unsophisticated and Undersecretary John Barnum, sent a memo to upheavals and a succession of savage purges, State Department bureaucrats and European parochial military men . . . to a political It this underlings suggesting that they keep Hyde has been severely to distort their command allies. Indeed, he has already started leaking overnInent enjoying the confidence of the in mind "in case you have any problems for structure and to create an atmosphere of stories about how agonized he Is by the necessity people." suspicion and antagonism among factions of the to support military consultants that he might be able to help you dictators. But he sees the new Sources who have been reliable In the past with." In bureaucratic Washington, this is officer corps with differing political views and junta leader, Nikos Sampson, as preferable to say even the CIA has given up on the Greek Junta practically an order to hire Hyde's firm. Amply divi ded loyalties." Makarios. and is se etly pulling its main facilities out of cr Cautioned about the impropriety, Barnum Nevertheless, the Nixon Administration has The ruthless Sampson, formr!y a guerrilla Greece. The CIA reportedly is transferring hurried off a second letter nine days later saying insisted upon backing the Greek junta. As late s Who said there's no stand up comics anymore. isin, has been receiving secret CIA financial many importa nt functions from Athens to lie feared the first one "may be misconstrued," Everytime someone gets up to defend June 2, Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger support for years. Our CIA sources say this is Teheran, in the apparent belief that the Shah of President Richard Nixon it's like the return of testified before the Senate that "as far as the merely the intelligence agency's standard hedge Iran is a safer bet than the Greek military die- thus, in effect, withdrawing it. SEX APPEALS: The brass hats at Ft. Hood, military side of the alliance is concerned, Greece of supporting both sides in a dispute. But vaudeville. Samp- tatorship, remains an effective member," Tx., recently advertised for "go-go dancers" to son, now a rich newspaperman, received money HAYS HOLLERS: The terrible-tempered perform in its 12 clubs for officers and noncoms. We don't know who's writing their stuff — it's a This is disputed by confidential NATO , in- to support his publishing empire through Savyas Rep. Wayne flays, D-Ohio, has tried to kick lot funnier than anything old cronie Bob Hope could formation, which Is available to Schlesinger. A spokesman assured us that the bikini-clad girl.s Konstantopouios, publisher of the Athens Free muckraker Ralph Nader's reporters out of are paid from club profits. Not to be outdone, be expected to come up with but the guy's great,. States one document: "There are growing World. Konstantopoulos, sa y our sources, has public he arings. "You're nothing but a crummy Wurts,rnIth Air Force Base, Mass., placed an ad It's just too bad Laugh In went off the air. doubts about the extent to which the Greek ar- long been on the CIA payroll. thieving bunch of liars," roared Hays at a Nader for a belly dancing instructor. "It's for a Anyhow, the latest in the king line of comics is med forces as a whole, disunited as they are and For that matter, Archbishop Makarios also reporter after a recent hearing. "If I'd known physical education class for women," said a one Sam Garrison who has assumed the role of dissipated by police and supervisory functions, collected CIA payroll. Extremely reliable you are capable of playing their part in the NATO sources told us were in there, I would minority counsel- for Republicans on the House that Makarios simply black- The Nader news bureau's have thrown you out." spokesman. "There's quite a bit of physical 'p defer)se strategy." mailed the CIA. If the agency wanted to keep its have so infuriated him thatstories about Hays fitness required for the fine art of belly dan. Judiciary Committee. he asked two sut- cing." then to step back and assess the situation more generally, to determine . - . whether the best interests of the country would be served by his removal or continuance In office." That's a little like saying that the feds — having finally pinned a rap on Al Capone — should have stepped back and assessed the situation more generally, to determine ,. whether the best in. terests of the neighborhood n which he operated soup kitchens during the Depresalan would be served by his removal from the streets. That's almost as funny as, Who was It, Hugh Scott?, suggesting that Nixon be nomln2 ted for the - Nobel Peace Prize while we were bombing everything that moved in Southeast Asia. Judiciary Committee is being served such nonsense th time the Preáident*s own lawyer is refusing say whether his -- - TALLAHASSEE, Fig, (AP) Smnathers, Beverly Dozier and ignatlon from the commission planks will be to abolish the of. —Two Cabinet members, Ag- only Republican candidate for J.L "White Acre" McMullen, to a friend to mall before he (ice of lieutenant governor and riculture Commissioner Doyle education commissioner. Five Former Sen. Griffin, the mil- qualified. But there was some to end the practice of allowing a Conner and Atty. Gen. Robert Democrats are seeking the of candidate qualifying de- llonalre citrus man whom Ask. question whether It had been governor to succeed himself, Shevin, and two Congressmen, post. scribed by one veteran political ew appointed to the Citrus sumbitted as required before he Griffin said. otzez'veras the most exciting in Commission, sa id he had w Rep. Bob Sikes, D-Crestview, Napolean Bryant, a Taliahas. an t- qualified, When th e rush cleared, th ese arid Sam Gib memory, bons , D-Tampa, see accountant, qualified for ed to run for governor for years Griffin's wife Eleanore quail, qualifications emerged: unopposed for reelection, the Democratic primary for Askew gained another oppo. but just made up his mind fed as his running mate for —Four Democrats Including nent for the Democratic nomi. Tuesday. —Eight state Senate candi- comptroller. He said he headed for lieutenant governor. He said Askew and one Republican, dates and 36 House candidates Rep. Jon Thomas, fl-Fort nation as governor, Ben Tallahasseeby plane only 85 she will accept none of the Jerry Thomas of Riviera unopposed. Griffin of Avon Park, and Hill Lauderdale, said last week he lost minutes before the qualifying $4000-a.year salary for that Beach, running for governor. his press secretary, Don Pride, deadline, The race for state treasurer would run for comptroller but post if they are elected. —Two Republicans and 11 drew two new candidates — wound up qualifying for the to the race for secretary of "I just think I can do a better "She's going to let me be Democra ts running for the seat state Rep. Eugene Tubbs state, of st4te Senate. The final entrant Job of running Florida than he governor and she's going to run of indicted Sen. Edward GurMerritt Island, who will oppose into the Democratic U.S. Senate Pride called a news confer. did," Griffin said of Askew, the mansion," he said. ney, R.Fla,, who withdrew Jeffrey L. Latharn in the Reprimary ence today to explain his deciwas Duaine E. Macon He said he had given his resTwo of his main platform Tuesday at the last minute. publican primary; and Fitz. of Pensacola. slon to leave Askew's reelection hugh Powell, a Jacksonville in. campaign and enter the priMacon said he was opposing mary against three Democrats surance executive who was co- the federal income tax as unfair chairman of the Florida delega. and would seek repeal of the who have been campaigning for R weeks. 'n for Alabama Gov. George income tax amendment to the Wallace at the 172 Democratic Constitution. Askew said he tried to dis. National Convention. courage Pride from running Republicans will have priTALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) voiving elections, Ar th ur Eng- Shevin said the resignation after he learn ed of the plans — Paula Hawkins' Powell will oppose incumbent rnary contests for two sla(ewide seat on the land of Miami joined 1st DIs. would have to be effective Im. from Pride last Frida y. Thomas O'Malley and Rep. offices: Public Service CornPublic Service Commission trict Court of Appeal Judge mediately to do that. "It came as much a surprise should be declared vacant so Sam Spector in a petition to the Jack Shreve of Merritt Island in rmssioner Paula Hawkins and to me Fri da y as it (lid to you Jack Dodd can run l)odil said his attorneys would Un l)eiiwcitic iirimIary. dru store magnate Jack for it, says state Supreme Court seeking to decide what court to In. today," Askew told newsmen at Dodd, a Democrat who resign. Eckerd will run in the Senate run for the high court seat of Mrs. Hawkins has said she Carl Kuttler Jr., adminls. race and the Tubba-Latham a Tuesday news conference. ed as an Agriculture Depart- Justice Richard Ervin. would not resign because she trative dean at St. Petersburg race for treasurer-insurance "He was going to play a very mint Division director to mount Mrs. Glisson rejected quaIl, had man)' unfinished projects Junior College, qualified as the commissioner. Important role In my camp- a campaign for the post. licatlon papers of both England before the PSC. She said she sign." Dodd said he would seek a and Spector, saying the vacan. would not miss any PSC hear. Pride had been saying for court order making him a can- cy they seek to fill also does not ings and would confine most of months that he would resign as didate after his qualifying pa. exist. her campaigning to weekends. press secretary Aug. 1 and pers were rejected Tu esday by Ervin, who reaches the reThe sta te resign-to-run law move to the reelection cam Secretary of State Dorothy tirement age of 70 next year, does not require that a candipaign. Glisson. She said no vacancy tried to resign effective in date for federal office resign his Already In the Democratic existed. January so a successor could be state office even if the terms race were state Sen. Bruce In another court case in. elected. But Atty. Gin. Robert overlap, courts have held. Weakens Greek Armed Forces, TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director conduct for which he could properly be impeached, - — Gov. Reubin Askew received some rude shocks on a final day Division Garrison, in an anti-impeachment brief and oral argument, said it is "not only proper but necessary for Congress having concluded that an officer (the President, in this case) has engaged in - Askew Gains New Opponent, Loses Aide i. JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3OS-3V-l1or 831.9993 — - ;% IA—Evening Herald r- _ _ - Evening Herald ________________________ . _ - .- - 520 S. MAPLE AVE. SANFORD, FIA. �---.- 6A----Evening Herald C dC Opens Buyer Gripe Winter Springs Cuts Line Abby's Advice Is For Asking Bu dg e t To $309444 , stranger. His 1anmw' Ic foul. nrv Ahhv this IIyVj CIClI used to swear! If try not talking to him, he gets mad at me for giving him the "silent treatment." Ile's been seeing a skin doctor about a rash which seem to be getting progressively worse. What could be wrong with him? Please tell me what to do. Idon't know how much more Ican take •w..j, MADItID,SpaintApt No matter how Generalissimo Francisco Franco's battle to regain his health turns out, Spain already has slipped into the post-Franco era. The crossover took place when the 81-year-old chief of state, righting for his life in a Madrid clinic, temporarily transferred the last of his vast powers to Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon, Constitutionally, Franco can rescind at any time the verbal order surrendering power. But to bounce the chief-of-state powers back and forth could be damaging to both Franco and the 36-year-old prince he has trained from boyhood to be his successor. - Kissinger Testifies --- '------ - . - - -- - -- , Problems? You'll fee I be" er it Yft9d Ito" your ch@V. For a personal reply, write to ABBY: box No. 69700. L.A., Calif. POW. Enclose stamped, self-addressed et,vefope. please. For Abby' s booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding," send $1 to Abigail Van Buren. 117 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal. MIT HOROSCOPE GENERAL TENDENCIES: The early part of the day finds to work out problems with others and you can easily get the results you desire. But unless you are very cooperative and diplomatic you could run Into much opposition. ARIES ( Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You know what associates expect o( you but you think you can do it better your way, which could lead to trouble. Be logical. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You can accotnpllth a great deal in the moming but later you are apt to be rude to others, so think beforc you speak. Be kind. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You can have lots of fun with friends during spare hours but don't neglect your duties. Listen to what associates have to say. MOON CHILDREN June 22 to July 21) The early morning is best time to make any improvements to your home. Be careful not to spend too much for amusements. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Morning Is best time to come to right decisions where important matters are concerned. Try to Please allies by being cooperative. SCORPIO ' Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Plan what it is you really want out of life and then talk with experts who can help you attain your alms. Strive for happiness. SAGITTARIUS 'Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Take time to study the best way to improve your career. Hasty action could hurt the feelings of a sensitive friend. Use caution. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Expressing your talents before higher-ups Is a wise thing to do now. An out-of -(owner can give you the backing you need now. AQUARIUS 4 Jan 21 to Feb. 19) Keep busy obtaining the data you will need to pot through a project you have in mind. Don't let anyone waste your time. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Attend to your responsibilities ahead of you and discharge them efficiently and wisely. Forget running off on any tangents. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. ..he or she will appeal to almost everyone and will be very popular, but you need to screen playmates well so your progeny is not influenced by those on the opposite side of the fence. Teach to be respectful of others and to work in a precise and conscientious way. Don't neglect religious training. The Stars impel, they do not compel.,' What you make of your life is largely up to YOU , Canon Rightr'$ Individual Forecast fee your sign for August 4 now edp' For you copy send your b'rtPcta?e and $ t to Carroll Righter ForecaSt, Evening Herald. P.O. Bo* 4. Holly wod, Calif. 4 V 0 ' to prepare sele' officers for duty in the field durt,g wartime. The cotiege also stresses performance in operational irseaidi auti (orzriuIatiot :mhLary doctrir' - - Reg. S9.95 ITALIAN wrr r1IJ ND TABLES. Fruitwood tops and white bases, Sale, Your choice. J77J - YU temporary Walnut COFFEE TABLE. Damaged on top edge, Sale '39.00uci - '28.00 '279.00 at - - WW - n Keg. 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Sale. bronz, '68.00 I WUP, Rig. .._.. '138.00 for 3 By DAVID LANCASHIRE Associated Press Writer ABOARD IIMS 01.NA OFF' CYPRUS (AP) The Turkish landing on the north coast of Cyprus caught the Lancashire family camping in a stone barn in the mountains 11 miles west of Kyrenta. Pecan The crash of bombs and whine of jets woke us at dawn Saturday. We spent the day wondering if the next bombs would blast the barn down. Between air raids we peered out at smoke pouring from the hills a few miles away. - '58.00 Rig. $699.95 Highland House Traditional GOLD VELVET SOFA, Sale— '498.00 377.00 56.00 Rig. $419.95 Queen size JAMISON SLEEPER. Traditional with loose seat and back cushions covered in long wearing Herculon Plaid. Sale - '338.00 plus frame Rog. $319.95 SALE PRICES ON REPO HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS AND AUTOMATIC WASHERS. Rig. $279.95 24.000 BTU Sale SEALY Famous label king size innerspring BEDDING COMBINATION, Sale , $ 198,000 - NEW SHIPMENT OF LAZY BOY RECLINERS -ALL SALE PRICED.- -I Rig. 1799.95 8 Pc. DINING ROOMS Lame Oval table with 18" leaf, I arm and S side chairs, large 54" lighted hinas. Choice of Spanish D r French Provincial style. NEVER AGAIN Sale- '518.00 '248.00 Rig. $119.95 Spanish Oak wood frame DEN CHAIRS covered In easy clean black or olive vinyl, Sale- '88.00 '48.00 Sale Rag. $569.95 Motrola 23" F. olor T. V. Console. 8odern 'Walnut cabinet lnstamatjc tuning, '228.00 Above a Air Conditioner, Reconditioned . . - ......' ( •:' c2 ; Individual Attention . Understanding '\ SPACEMEN PRACTICING DOCKING ----- Apollo-.Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) commanders Aleksey Leonov and Thomas P. Stafford try out headset communications In preparation for the U.S.-Soviet Earth orbital space flight scheduled for 1975. Stafford, at right, h eads the three-man American crew and Leonov will command the Russian team now training In NASA'S Houston atfilitY . j You haze the right to expect consideration, concern and care. And its our tradition to provide them. We give thoughtfil respect to a family's every u'ish. i Detente U.S. -Sovet i thstands Strain Peace of Mind Wilson.Elchelberger Mortuary Ph. 322.3212 1110 Pine Ave. Sanford d Ordination For Women NEW YORK i API The Episcopal Church's presiding bishop, the fit. Rev. John M. AIIm, has appealed to participants In a planned irregular ordination of women to call it off. The church does not permit ordination of women as priests. In individual telegrams sent Tuesday to the three bishops and 11 women involved, he urged them to cancel next Monday's ceremonies in Philadelphia. In separate telegrams to the women, Bishop AIIm said they should not take the step "before the necessary canonical changes are made," - financial institution offers you more incentive to save. . -. and rock splinters landed on our played a flair for low-risk gam. heads as we camouflaged bling in that particular Mediourselves with towels in case terranean area, planes came In to strafe us. Greece and Turkey constitute Sunday night we walked a vastly important pivot whose across a field to the Zeph)Tos, future involves the destiny of and found It gutted and blazing the whole Middle East, with all like a beacon. About 90 tour- the meaning that region has for isIs-British, German, French the Western world. and Canadian-were camped in .flie two are of even more cave-like crannies in the rocks critical importance in today's below the hotel. nicture than 1hid.. riflpr Wn.-lii ........•J They told us Turkish jets War II, when the strategic and spotted a .70-caliber Greek can- volatile Balkans. Europe's un non mounted outside the hotel derbelly, were the apple of JoSunday, swooped in repeatedly sepli Stalin's always and blasted the building to calculating eye. wreckage. Miraculously, no one Severely shaken by if Soviet. was hurt, backed Communist rebellion, The Greek Cypriot troops had Greece by 1947 was in danger of abandoned the provocative collapse. Turkey was tottering cannon before the air raid. The on tl,, edge of economic tourists tied white flags around disaster. Stalin, gambling to its barrel and pushed it over a Win a great deal at relatively Cliff. smuall risk,'applied heavy miii. 41 Higher Interest on Savings Colorstone Stoneware ( )I'[ \ a sas ung ,u tioutif ssiih S 'II or fl14'ft', or .idil Si() Ii, UU I)n'Wflt .11 (minI and a tr't' pint' selling of 1416 %v I "I"' eat h ,ithfjiii,ri,,l deposit of S1'; or rni,r,', Soil unas pun, h.ist' .iniiilwr plat.' selling for uinl SI .4';. 11,.11 4 500 has,' H( )"sl. 'S ,isc a '38.00 pl.0 e selling-. siuu ss ill nilill sour eighth ,l.u, t' setting ,ibsiululel', -- P S . Citizens of Lake Mary: v HAD ENOUG H ? S I)t'poiI our '.40 S t(),iIOu S III.'t 1, ( 1).-I ' at - Cen,ul llo'da t uiii i,ur (i,l ( ( ISSOR Pit (I S hen soti hi,' qUI'(i sour 8 pin t. wtling. siiuin,i * unpl,'it' snur Units .uI 'pet i.ul hits pni, i's ss iih ('.11 h S2 (kpt)siI. I-s flt Itid,' .1 I hirul,i ..ik-. l.R (hit' Iret' oh,', IWr hjmils Pk.Ia. 'sole: Si,uw,s,,r,' I .tnnol h,' rn.uii,,I All VOTE ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PtIIOR SALE -NO PHONE-OR HOLD ORDERS BANKAMERICARD..... MAST ER CHARGE -STERCHI'S OWN ACCOUNTS ,i, lluinl'd I RI I ttilli ..' C I! our ins t-'tment iii .t I *'ntjiit jlt' iii (II'14IsiI (.fl$J(, nu lo ;nari I1as' 4 '-piI.t t 'ti iii stisliess .ini' t linsisling III 8 tour )u' i' 101.4 'cliing, H s'rcal .inrl si uup di sht'. .i ,a• hI,. dl,h, ,i 11" t h 'p pl.0 It' .uu,i ,u 'tigar .11111 t rI'anh,'r st'l ,. rUt? fabric, Sale- SANFORD I ORE ONLY -.. ' It— 1499 00 leg. $69.95 Maple IEWING ROCKERS ilTH PADDED SEAT %ND BACK - Floral Have Been . taurant, and we raced to hide on crisis that could be regarded as a nearby beach. imperiling peace. There was no The Turks, apparently spott. Soviet r(cket-rattling this time. ing us and mistaking us for This cautious approach was Greek fighters, tired two sal- the more noteworthy because voes. They missed, but sand the Kremlin has always dis-- - NIGHT STAND, Sale- 198.00 a ha bit like Sister Patricia Agnes, WASHINGTON (AP) A bomb exploded outside the offices of a French military mission Tuesday night, causing substantial damage, police said. There were no reports of injuries, according to tire and police officials. The blast just before 10 p.m. EDT blew out nearly all th e front windows of the four-story white brick building which houses the Materiel French Military Mission. The mission is in charge of French purchases of U.S. military hardware. Police said there was no fire in the building, nesr the Embassy Row district of northwest Washington. But the explosion shattered glass in residences across the street and tore a limb off a tree across the street. 1 Rig. $49.95 King size GOLD VELVET TUFTED HEADBOARD, 1 only Sale- 4800 - -' raids shook the building. A the Soviet bombast that accomwarship shelled the hotel res- panied virtually every other French Mission Bombed 1 Rig. 1299.95 27,000 BTU Sa le-- Tars Lyn Florlani, !', 21.,, has North Adams, Mass, Rig. $69.95 Matching Rig. $149.95 Country French WING CHAIR Covered in Gold Velvet, 1 only, Sale- 88.00 '38.00 Rig. $119.)S S pc. PATIO WROUGHT IRON DINETTE GROUP-48" it 30" Tempered glass top able with 4 green :ushioned chairs all A SMALL HABIT - TRESS, twin size, 1 only, Sal.- - No Rig. $439.95 Country Ranch OAK BEDROOM SUITE. Triple dresser & mirror, S dr, chest, full or queen bed, Sale- Sal.- . We showered from a hose to ward off the heat, and topW the time my wife perched our two sons-Michael, 11, and Adrian, 10.-on a garbage can and gave them haircuts, By WILLIAM I. RYAN tar)' and diplomatic pressure sure or support of armed mlAP Special Correspondent "There goes our friendly against both nations, norities, and sent massive aid neighborhood battleship The smoke won't clear for a to Greece and Turkey. Second, again," she told the children as while yet, but evidently the So. Two CVeflt.s Mopped Stalin. Communist Yugoslavia's break a warship a couple of miles viet-American detente has paid First, the TrumanDoctrine with the Soviet Bloc closed a away fired more shells into the new dividends. warned that the United States border sanctuary and supply hills. When a complete assessment would resist attempts to subju. channel to the Greek ComnmuThat night hundreds of fires can be made, the extent to gate nations by outside presfist guerrillas. blazed in the mountains, and at which the Kremlin resisted dawn Sunday we made a run for temptation to use the Greek. safety in our rented car. Turkish clash over Cyprus will We reached an abandoned ho- serve as a measure of how lintel less than a mile from the portantly Soviet-American new Zephyros Hotel. We spent relations now figure in part of the day huddled on the Moscow's plans. floor beneath beds as bombing There was a marked lack of ' sl '128.00 AR- -.- - Now Warranty Barwick . - '198.00 MOIRE CHEST WITH DOORS, 1 only, Sale- Reg. $129.95 Lea Country Casual Mediterranean full or queen HEAD. BOARD Pecan, 1 only CARIBBEAN INNERSPRING MAT- $88000 U rivs '68.00 '33.00 Rig. $219.95 LOW-BOY CHINA BASE- 60" French Provencial Fruitwood by Bassett, 1 only - as is, Sal.- Spanish i *ir&a Loose Cushions covered In green fabric, Sale- Rig. $59.95 SEALY CLASSIC IN. NERSPRING MAT. TRESS. Twin 1 only, 0. Sale- '148.00 Rig. $119.95 Maple ROCKER by Fox 138.00 Reg. $199.95 walnut formica top 65" BAR WITH 2 STOOLS with backs, black vinyl covered - 1 only, Sale- $14,95 r,.u,v U Only, rames dark green, Rig. $119.95 Famous Ileg. $179.95 Twin SEALY make Italian yle DEC. REMIER FOAM ORATOR CHAIR in floral :OMB. 1 only, Sale- '98.00 - - - ' Reg. $249.95 White Sal. Rig. $69.95 SEALY - '298.00 y Sale- '8.88 '198.00 48.00 $69.95 ,' - Sal.- ' - - •' Now Warranty Rig. $279.95 Gold Sale - , '218.00 Rig; $199.95. $.? of 3 COLONIAL TABLES 1 coffee and 2 end tables maple. Floor sample, - - - - Rig, $319.95 Deluxe Sale '58.00 l -'- -. AUTOMATIC WASHERS: Matching SWIVEL ROCKER Olive only Rig. $129.95, Sale- Chiefs -. -. Y - Rig. $79.95 Heavy maple POSTER BEDS Full size, Sale- SEALY LUXURY TWIN IN. NERSPRING MAT. IWU 101111 - MAPLE Full size, Sale '3800 . '158.00 Rig. $1995 PATIO CHAISE LOUNGES Adjustable Head and -- 95 - Rig. $199.95 CARIBBEAN GOLD SUPREME INNERSPRING COMB. Twin size, 1 only Sale- '23.00 Rig. $375.95' SPANISH SOFA with wood trim ends. Covered In red and black tapestry two to choose . Meg. BEDS '138.00 Rig. $349.95 Motorola 14" COLOR PORTABLE T.V. 1 only. Sale- Req. $9995 Traditional Gold Leaf pedestal BASE END TABLE. 1 ONLYused Sale ,, - 16 9.s Caribbean Blue twin Innerspring comb. 1 only. sal.--- __________ - Kissinger requested the inquiry by the Senate panel after publication of memoranda by late FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover asserting that Kissinger requested wiretaps of certain indiviauals. At his confirmation hearing last September, Kissinger denied that he initiated the telephone surveillance, saying that his role was to supply names of individuals with access to information of the type leaked. Javit.s predicted the committee's final report, after a thorough investigation, will satisfy the public that "Dr. Kissinger's credibility remains untainted." Fulbrlght said the committee plans to complete its inquiry Tuesday with testimony of Gen. Alexander Ilaig Jr., Kissinger's former deputy on the National Security Council staff and now White House chief of staff. M sIT' . Old,,' Log,,t old Sonc)Ct P YO W a NOW Mo FOR SURRENDER SHOP EARLY FOR BEST STELECT()NS FREE DELIVERYI CONVENIENT C EDIT TERMS, 1100 French Avenue. Sanford Open 9:30 a.m. to £ - - Moye's wife Kathy was with him during the training. E ONLY PARTIAL LISTINGS OF THE MANY GREAT VALUES IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS - College Grad ,: New -, ____________________________________ SAVE 20% TO 40% AND MORE ON FLOOR SAMPLES ONE-OF-A-MND ITEMS. BRAND NAME CLOSEOUITS AND DISCONTINUED LINES! HURRYI you able LEO July 22 to Aug. 21) If you have conferences with members of your family make sine you control your temper. Show more affection thanyou have jn the puL VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Analyze your financial position early in the day but don't confide In an untrustwortt' person. Do something kind for loved one. - Get _____________ - NOW For Thursday, July 25, 1974 By CARROLl. RIGHTER -.• Cyprus Wednesday, July 24, 1974-7A -. WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has received no hard evidence establishing that Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Initiated wiretaps of 17 government officials and newsmen in 19691971, a committee member says. Kis'ingcr as tjncstmonvd ti tie committee Tuesda)' in a closed meeting. Chairman J,W. Fuibright, 1)-Ark., said after the three-hour session that any statement of his conclusions would be premature. However, Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y., told newsmen the committee has no firm evidence yet that Kissinger was responsble for the wiretaps, which were used to seek the source of news leaks from the National Security Council. \\' at James M. Moyle Ill, whore parents live at 309 W. 16th St., completed the course intended --:.-' By The Associated Press pected to return to the presi- singing, hugging and kissing, to construct a mw democracy." the ambassadors were called in Cypriot wards against the in. Constantine Caramunli.s was dency in a few weeks, after the announcement that Chanting "no mockery, true to receive a protest against al. vaders. sworn In as premier of Greece News dispatches from Cyprus "the armed forces have decided democracy," cheering crowds leged Turkish violations of the The rebel Cypriot regime also early today, apparently ending reported only scattered fighting to transfer power to a civilian lined his route into the city, and cease-fire on Cyprus. was tottering. The president in. seven years of military dicta- Tuesday, But United Nations government" headed by he went at once to a meeting at The conference lasted for two stalled by the Greek army offitorship thedemocracy. country that forces reported a number of Cararnanlis, the elder states- the parliament building with hours and then Caramanlis, Sampson, Glafcns gave thefor world cers who resigned. led the coup, Nicos cease-fire violations, and the man of Greek democracy and a leaders of the military dicSecurity Council adopted a new self-exile in Paris for II presumably satisfied that the Clerides, speaker of the House There was also a change of resolution demanding corn. years, t.atorship, civilian politicians military leaders would return of Representatives and a close Cararnanlis, 67, told a cheer. who have been in limbo for the to the barracks and give him a associate of Makarlos. was presidents in the rebel Greek pliance with the truce that be. ing crowd at the Athens airport past seven years, and two for. free hand, was sworn in. Th Cypriot regime on Cyprus. A gan Monday. early this morning: "1 know cign ambassadors, Henry las- oath was administered bye named to succeed him. supporter of ousted President Hundreds of thousands of that the Greek people in diffi- ca of the United States and Archbishop Seraphim in the In a radio addres5, Cicrides Makarlos was named, and in jubilant Greeks thronged the cult moments are united, and Robin Hooper of Britain. New York Makarios said he cxpresence of President Phaedon urged all Cypriots to "forget the streets of Athens, dancing, together I hope we will be able past and present" and to "work The government radio said thzikis, a general who was inInstalled last November when a hard for the good of the Cypriot ____________________________________ _______________________________________ conservative group of generals people regardless of race, overthrew the previous communal feeling or politics." _______________________________ Invasion Military dictator, President In the past, he acted as j _______________ president when Makarios tray. George Papadopoulos, eled abroad. The Athens junta :-jjwr' D The government radio said was reported to consider him an ntraps i _______ ____________ Caramnanlis would announce his acceptable replacement for the _______________________ cabinet later today. _______________ _________ archbishop. But he repeatedly .; _________ ridu' clear (hat he nul'1 nev, r The miulitarv regime's dccitake ui er unIc,- iIc ted by the 4 . _____________________ siontocalionCararnanliscame i , ________ ________________ Ater widespread international •. ndemnnation of the coup on Evacuation of foreigners con. 'Z _IPUIf A 7 Editor's Note: David LancaCyprus, for which Athens was tinued from the British bases in \¼t. 91 -. shire, a member of The AP staff it '-' generally blamed; the sue- Dhekeha and Akrotirl, in south. in Israel, was vacationing with ues,sful Turkish invasion of the ern Cyprus. The bases were re. his wife and two children on the island, and the failure o the ported jammed with refugees, 9 -Ld psalm" north coast of Cyprus when the Greek regime to give any and British forces were taking __________ military support to Its Greek them to waiting shi; Turks Invaded the island last Saturday. Here is his account of their experiences. -. I - BRIEF Post-Franco Era STERCHIS GIGANTIC MONTHEND... DEAR CONFUSED: Your friend needs to be set straight. When you took William's name, you took It for as long as YOU lived (unless you took another husband); not for long as WILLIAM lived. Socially, you are stillMrs. William Smith. When It comes to Aping legal documents, coosW1 your lawyer. CONFIDENTIAL TO V.S.: Breeding? I like what Jonathan Swift hat to say about it: -Good maniners is the art of rnalklig those pewle easy with whom we coverse. Who"er rnsi, the fewest people w*asy,6the best bred In the company.11 at F - t Ike1wui-th, IN - - DEAR END: Tell his doctor what you have told me. When a man becomes suddenly hostile, profane and violent, a psychiatrist should be consulted. DEAR ABBY: I have been a widow for 12 years. I have continued to call myself Mrs. William Smi,h. A friend of rnine rece4itly told me that this is no longer a William Smith, neither is there a Mrs. Wflijam Smith, and I should tall myself Mrs. Isabel Smith. Will you kindly set me straight? CONFUSED A U, Army Captain, formerly or Sanford, as uàki (gum ihc nrmy Command and General Staff Greece, .1J &lIQjl ENDOFROPE Capt. Moye ;,y Evening Herald A 24-hour telephone "hot cited the large increase in bad policing," Mrs. Green said. lb an "This is what the hotline will line" providing a taped chek, in the area message about consumer example of the need (or a 'hot offer." problems in the South Seminole line', The success of the hot-line area will be ready by next depends on the amount of Bad checks are five tIIfl5 people who use it, and on its week, according to l'.aiUarnI. lt ABIGAIL VAN UCREN South Seminole Chamber more prevalent this year than WINTER SPRINGS-City Office-130,850; Finance- these services now and could Executive Director Priscilliii In past years, according to effectiveness to these callers, Mrs. Green said. council has pared its projected $34,53 Among items sacrificed not see any more advantages Green. Vinton. The hot-fine number will be 1975 budget of $441,330.75 to in the interest of a balanced for them in the future even with DEAR ABBY: If a man works hard all day, is he supposed to $309,444, a figure that shouid budget were an additional the added tax. The taped message, which "The function of the Better announced by the Maitlandhelp his wife with the housework? And even pack his OWfl will change daily, will alert the Business Committee is to South Seminole Chamber next lunch bring expenditures into line policeman and a part-time pail? with expenses. Councilman Donald consumer to poor business provide protection, rather than week. tireman. The wife works, too, but it's light office work. My new AThe new budget was based on Browning explained that one of practices in the area. In ad. won't even clean her oven. She says It's a man's Mayor Troy Pliana's projection dition, it inform City Hall was packed for the the problems Is the lack of an businessmen of will any bad checks job. They've been married only ten months and already their of the city's income at $22, 310 meeting and groups on hand for east-west road connecting the being passed in the vicinity. apartment looks like something the cat dragged In. You can't find plus revenue from a propn,.ii specific public hearings waited two sides of the city. a clean spot to sit on. Theweek hot line approved four mill ad valorem tax. outside in thlfts until others left Pilimd revealed that he had a this by project the Chamber's I've been married for 32 years and my husband never helped However, council on a motion and they could be heard. Most commitment from Gulfstream, Board of Directors, has been me with the housework. of those expressing an opinion developer in that area, to discussed by the Chamber's b' Irwin Hunter voted 1 to on the valorem not provide site and zthe building I think a man should take care of the yard, carry out the accept an ordinance on the first ad against the tax tax were if it would the cityafurnishes equip-ifBetter Business Committee for garbage and maybe paint a little, but the housework, cooking and reading to establish a 3.5 mill finance police and fire merit kids are the wife's department. tthe two months. ad valorem tax while reducing Send me some good advice that I can send to my flCW ) hot line project was the eight per cent utility tax to protection and other services. daughterin.law. She needs it. NO NAME, PLEASE The mayor announced that conceived six per cent. The original or. Some said they would rathcr through the DEAR NO NAME: Sorry, but I send advice only to those who dinance called for a three mill pay more millage and do away the 1974 tax value of real cooperation of the Orange and ask for it. (l('sa good policy. lreccmmendlt.) property in Winter Springs is Seminole County Sheriff's tax with four per cent utility with the utility tax which DEAR ABBY: My husband is 54, and lam a few yS older. levy. called "sneaky" and in. $25,393,568 with a gross value of Departments. The two He used to be such a refined and gentle man, but lately he'll fly siduous." $27,284,586. This is up from a departments will feed current Included in the proposed into a rage for no apparent reason storming around the house and gross value of $14,936,728 in information into the program. shouting so the whole neighborhood can hear him. He has even budget are the following Residents of the Winter 1973. lie added that the taxable Detectivesgt William Vinton broken furniture and throw it out the back door in a fit of anger! departmental figures: Roads Springs Country Club area on amount might be less with the of the Seminole Sheriff's office, ~irid Bridges -$24,440; Planning the east side of the city objected deduction of 1k pets into khts with waitrese and salespeople and shouts m homestead one of those who instrumental (bscenitites at pedestrians and other automobile drivers. Almos. and Zoning-417,646; Court and that they were not receiving Exemption and other items, in launching the project, has every time we walk on the street he gets into a fight with a - _ - -------.----;-- Wednesday, July 24, 1974 DEAR ABBY - -:-- THE SOUTH'S LARGEST QUALITY HOME FURNISHERS -- ...... F.",. - 322-7953 PAID POLITICAL ADV. BY COMMITTEE FOR Ilk. 4 T.. CHARTER SURRENDER, GEORGE HESS, CHAIRMAN aw" 41 M s'r I' EDE R& 14 SAVINGS X AND LOAN - !.sI!Mffl1f - L -' / ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO Eight Convenient Otices MAIN Ocricf DO*P4TOWp, 011if VILLAGE oovta SsORES ViVEST COLONIAL rAspalot, SQUA RE ALTAUOI,tI Pi,Gs £POP'4 £ c'.,.. 7 00 S Oa', A., 21 t Co'.a Rd ) Of :424 : :':: 3t15 £ COIO, I D SW C Ati,,ioç,i, Di 040 t U. St �, -, U' - - ':4 8 A— Evening Herald Wednesday, July 24, 1974 H Hogan Calls For I r)eachment NAnON WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon's hopes of avoiding impeachment have suffered a setback on the eve of the house Judiciary Committee's historic debate today, Rep. lawrence J. Hogan, a conservative and one of those committee Republicans counted on to oppose im. — IN BRIEF Nixon In Housing Meet _ SAN CI.E1ENTE. Calif. tAP) President Nixon kept the focus of his official schedule on economic problems today. summoning Secretary of Housing and Urban Development James T. Lynn for a meeting on the slumping housing industry. Joining them were director Kenneth H. Cole Jr. of the Domestic Council and Kenneth Hush, the President's counsellor for economic affairs. Nixon announced Tuesday he is nominating Alan Greenspan, a 48-year-old New York economic consultant, to be chairman of his Council of Economic Advisers. Greenspan will succeed Herbert Stein, who Is taking a teaching post Sept. I after serving on the council for five years. Greenspan joined Nixon and Rush for a three-hour meeting Tuesday with some three dozen business leaders and economists and one labor representative, President Frank E. Fitzsimmons of the Teamsters union. The session was a prelude to a Nixon speech on economic affairs Thursday in Los Angeles. — I. -_ .i_. ' pea ch Ili ent, announced p.m. EDT, will be carried na- least one article of impeach. gather that the hose would fol. Judiciary Committee, he Is Tuesday he supports Im- tionally on television and radio, went, low suit, from what I hear in the convinced Nixon had corn. peachinent. A vote on whether to recoinmitted impeachable offenses Another GOP member, who corridors. Hogan is the first committee mend impeachment is expected said he has expected about 40 and should be removed from of. One southerner said after the Republican to annou.ce he will by Friday or Saturday. fice. Republicans to vote for Im- Hogan announcement, vote for impeachment. His dehogan's announcement trig. peachment, raised his estimate had it profound psychological lie said he had entered the cision touched off open talk of get-ed a prediction by one GOP to 80 alter hogan's views beimpact. Many Republicans who impeachment proceedings with impeachment In the Republican member that as many as seven caine known. were not on anybody's list for three considerations. cloak room, of the 17 committee Republi"The allegations had to Rep. John H. Anderson of II- impeachment were talking for The debate, beginning at 7:30 cans may end up calling for linois, the third-ranking Re- the first time today about their impeachable offenses with Nixon's impeachment. Hogan publican in the house, said, "It votes for it as being possible or proof of criminality proven be. said in an interview Tuesday seems to me quite obvious that probable." oid a shadow of a doubt. night that he expected eight Mr. Hogan's statement is con"The evidence convinces me Hogan, a candidate for goverKepuulicans to vote [or liii- vincing evidence that the corn- nor of Maryland, told a packed that my President has lied r. peachnient. All 21 Democrats mittee Is disposed to vote one or news conference that after cx- peatedly, deceiving public of Ii. are believed ready to vote for at more articles and I would filming the evidence before the dais, said Hogan. k I i. ' — t Midwestern and upstate New subpoena all information they York newspapers calling at. considered relevant, partention to the impeachment ticularly tapes of presidential inquiry. Dennis said that with the exTh e ads were aimed at dis- ceptionofthepro-iznpeachment tricts represented by Republi. a he bad received "remark. can congressmen considered to ably little" pressure front or. be swing votes on the cornganized groups In his district on .... Prisoner Hangs Self TITUSVI LLE, Fla. i AP) For the third time in the last four months, a prisoner has hung himself in the Brevard - County jail, officials said today. A Brevard County Sheriff's Department spokesman said a 16-year-old burglary suspect was found dead after hanging himself in his cell. The teenager's identity was not released. In two previous hangings in the same jail, Bobby Ray Denard, 27, died on Mardi 29 and Robert Mathis, 45, died on April 15. - 4 . I - _____ P . i -- I\ ' .. . ' . \ I, , — _____________ ' .•. .,, ,.4,4 . . _____ • ____ f 4 ' ' -. . . % . . . .. ' . . f ~_~'v . - , 7 ,.- -_ I r p ;-i' 4W V( , . . .. 4, a '. ' - : ... ;')iIIr'' - N.L. The Al, already had two runs in that inning and two runners on base. In the fourth, with the Amencans leading 2-1, Johnny Bench and Jimmy Wynn, another Dodger, singled. Garvey dou. bled in one run and Wynn later scored on Cey's groundout, And although it was not ob. vious then, Garvey, playing despite an ear infection, had done in the American League. Joe Garvey, who drives a bus in Tampa, Fla., and his wife we're among the sthnding.room only crowd of 50,706 at Three Rivers Stadium to see their son. iisiseu it Ile contributed any -"-' inning ............ ?,. Romp Over A.L, write-In ballots, the eider Garvey beamed: "I'd say the fami. ly contributed a couple of bundred, We weren't going to come here. Instead we were going to Atlanta next weekend so we could see three games. But I told my wife that we only live OflCe, let's go." It was one of the best trips the Garveys ever took, In the AL dressing room Wilhams said: "With a group like that-Ccy, Garvey, Wynn and Mk Ma r shall - tti at 's probably why the Dodgers are where they are." Marshall Pitched the last two innings, after strong perform- ' ances by Messersmniui, Ken Brett, Jon Matlack, and Lynn McGio then. Brett, the only Pittsburgh Pirate on the squad, was credited with the victory after working the fourth and fifth innings, Lois Tiant, who allowed two runs in the fourth inning, took the loss. The Nationals added an unearned run in the fifth on Joe Morgan's sacrifice fly, scoring Lou Brock who had singled, sto!en second and moved to third on catcher Thurman Munson's error, Reggie Smith hornered in the cvnth rnnl'. ' 1"a c ,i- u .iun Hunter. and Don Kessingers in a qm —1 MURRAY OLDERMAN - Got Beat, So What? 1 ' / Reggie Jackson: We Despite This Year, Giants Won ,i/J'iv$4I1 r_vlj past 12. The NI now leads the series 26-18.1 after being bettind 12-1. Five Nl pitchers held the American to four hits, causing losing Manager Dick Williams to lament: "You can't do much with (our hits." Gaylord Perry, starting pitcher for the Al, retired the first five NI, batters before Garvey singled in the second, Dodgers teammate Hon Cey then drove in Garvey with a double. hi the Uurtl inning Garvey made a brilliant backhand stab of Bobby Murcer's hot grounder to end the 14 I ! II 1 IV I LW'. I i " . ' . 0 . 1 il "They all were All-Stars and I always hoped that someday I'd be one, Gil Hodges was In: idol and here I was playing his position in the All-Star Game." Garvey's name didn't even appear on the computer ballot for this 45th All-S tar Game, but the nation's fans responded with more than one million write-in votes to make him the starting first baseman. Garvey responded to that by delivering two key hits and a sparkling defensive play (luring a full mime-inning stint as the National League continued its dominance over the American, winning its 11th game in the .. 1 _-~-0 . /. a \\ -. PITflBtJBGII AP For some it was a businan's holiday. Fora busman's son, it was a dream come true, "The seeds Were planted w h'r,five a said Steve Garvey of the Los Angeles Dodgers, named the Most Valuable Player in Tuesday night's All-Star Game after leading the National leaguc to a 7-2 victory o ver the American League My father drove the team bus for the Dodgers in spring trainingand I t;ot to know theimi all-4i1 Hodges, Carl Furillo, Roy Campanella, Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax. — " \'' _. Garvey Named MVP In [' LL1. y voted In favor of issuing sub// WASHINGTON (AP) poenas for some presidential I pro-impeachment lobby is ing to put hometown pressure diaries and against demanding on several key Republican con- others These totes look like the gressmen whose votes could be I, politics of Impeachment,' that crucial when the house Judiciary Committee decides is votes on bo th sides of the f same subject to C()fllp!iC.lte I! s httll,r to recommend peachrnent of President Nixon. issue and confuse the public," the national committee said. The National Committee on All three congressmen re' the Presidency Inc., a registered recently =:;>te bought adA I —1 — Wednesday, July 24, 1974-1R "This -- Presidential Press SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) Secretary Ronald l. Ziegler says he won't be surprised If the House Judiciary Committee recommends impeachment of President Nixon. But he says if it does, the full House will reject impeachment. "1 will not be surprised at all if the House Judiciary Committee passes to the floor a bill of impeachment If they do, that will not be approved by the House of Representatives because they will make their decision on fact and not conjecture or implication," Ziegler told newsman. Evening Herald ri, ' Exerts Pressure No Impeachment: Ziegler SPORTS I'.V-1 ,Q I Most In League Since Move I 11111 SCOREBOARD By The Associated Press Americ an League East W L 12 0 GB Ouston so is 5 Baltimore 49 45 521 1 . Cleveland 4 iS 5 16 I Ne* York 4 17 505 M'iwai,17 40 195 3 Detroit 4 50 174 5 Writ — N-1110nal League East W L Pct. GB triple in the eighth was the key blow as the NL made it 7-2. The AL scored twice In the third inning with Dick Alien driving in one run with a single. The Chicago White Sox first baseman arrived less than 45 minutes before game time. "The game starts at 8:30. And game time is on time," said Allen, who has a his tory of absences and tardiness and left here after 22 innings. So .•lk'n put in little i'. er au hour's work-apparently hating every minute of it. But Steve Garvey, the busman's son who aiways cireamed of his day in the limelight. ' - 4 4 , I I loop . ' — THE . 11 "• PITFS[3(rnGlj (Atli Yogi keep his best players in the £9 16 516 s' es 46 49 4&4 3 Berra, who had little to say game, even if some others Montreal is ii III 3 about the matter beforehand, didn't play. He had a few prob. Pittsburgh 15 479 3' observed with his usual wisdom lems keeping his word. Two of Ch'caqo ii SI III New York 10 52 .435 that "we were out to win, too," his brightest offensive stars, west Dick Williams, who before first baseman Dick Allen and Los 63 31 649 Oakland SS 1 S73 had a lot to say about the im- second baseman Rod Carew, Chica go (,flcinnt, 51 40 592 5', 49 IS 571 5 Hou• ton portanceof a victory, muttered, played 21-2 innings each, 526 'u" 17 47 S ( 'v M 7 Atlanta so 19 505 ii "So what," Texas 4 50 490 I San Williams explained that Allen Frdn 15 53 159 10', Mei.,ta 17 SO 45 •' San Reggie Jackson said the fouled a ball off his ankle and (alibi-no Diego 4) 50 126 7 39 59 391 '7 same thing. Sunday's Games I Carewwas"bangedupa little" Sundaes Results St Lous 9, HoustOfl 1 T Their tune had changed alter in a third Inning slide at second, Oakland 6. Cle eianø 3 Pittsburgh 6. Atlanta 2 M'ni,et0 10, DetroIt 7 Berra's National League All. "I'm not going to take a Cincinnati I, Chicago 2 Cal'forn,a 6, Baltimore 1 S tars beat Williams' American chance on injur San Francisco 1 2. Monlrai ing someone New 'o'' 5, (nsas Ct, 00 'Ci0 6 3, Mii*OUk League All-Stars 7-2 Tuesday else's player," Williams said. 75 San Diego 7, New York Texas 7. Boston 1 night. PhhiacjCiph,O 7, L Berra made only two substi. Angela 1 The American League, from tutions through the first five in. President lee MacPh.ail to nings. "It was still close," said Manager Williams, made a big Berra, whose team led 4-2 after thing before the 45th All-Star five, Game of winning at all cost , National League "I kept checking on (Steve) American League MacPahll went so far as Garvey's BATTING 225 a? ba?s)- Garr. ear infection," Bcrra BATTING (225 at bals)— Carew, strongly urging that no said, referring to 363 ZISk. Pgh, .330. Mn. 312, Ystrzmsk, Bsn. 331 the Los Ange. RUNS—Morgan. Cirt, 63, Rose, American League All-Star les first RUNS—() Alien, Chi, 60, Y%trm C'n.6); CeOeno,Htn.57, Bonj, baseman who was Scpitcher work last Sunday to be SF. ski, BSn. 5; Rivers, Cal, lected the game's Most Valu- 62 Campaner,, Oak, 9. ready for the Nationals, RUNS BATTED IN-'Cedeno, Htn, RUNS BATTED IN—Burrotjght, able Player. "I would The National League was manage this team," he like to 75, Wynn, LA 69 Tei, 73. 0 Allen, Chi, 70 HITS-.Garr. Att, 119 0 Cash, gloated, HITS, Carew. min. II), Ri v er, conspicuous by its silence be. "I could be a push button man. Ph,. 171 Cal, 112 fore the game. But Berra's ager. " DOUflLESCOrdefl Ch', 25, DOUBLES—RU d, . Oak, 26. A Oliver, Pgh, 73 gangspokeloudlyduringit , Maddox, SF, 73 0rigg, Mu, 27 Car, Mn, 22 TPIPLESGOrt.AtI 13: DCash, their bats, defense and pitTRIPLES—Rivers Cal, 7, Otis, Reggie Smith, a two- time Phi. 8. A Oliver, Pgfl, I KC. 7. Wohiford, KC, 6. HzSlt, Mm citing. And when it was over it American League All-Star now HOME RUNS—Wynn. LA, 21. 6. Darwin, Mm, 6; campaneris: was the same old story'. Th en Htn, 19 Oak, 6 ree with the National League St. Schmidt. Phi, 19, Cedo. STOLEN BASES— Brock, StL, 60; National League wins in a row, Louis CardinaLs, said the Na. HOME RUNS—o Alien, Chi, 26, MOrgan, Con, 10 Mayberry, ICC, 19 II of the past 12. tionals were faster and play PITCHING (9 Decis ions )— STOLEN BASES —North. Oak, 36 Williams had promised to more aggressive baseball, Messrsmth. LA, 117, 146.2 21 John, R'ver. Cal. 24. Camp,sneris, Oak. IA. 13 3. Il). f" , jf' ' ' . ' ' ' ' i , . " ' f•• '- ' ... 'l . ,, - Atlanta Names King To Replace Mathews I - ' -- ' . DOG — FBI Hunts Officer' Killer " start, — , Maior League Leaders - ' - - — - - - — name, Tony (herly, 7, stuffs dollars Into shirt at Cleveland ball park during pre-game stunt. School Districts Merged Suggests Cancelling NFL Season — "•'' LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Barring another legal ruling, the Louisville and Jefferson County school districts will become the first In the nation to be merged by federal court order for desegregation purposes. U.S. District Court Judge James Gordon ordered on Tuesday the immediate merger of the districts to facilitate a new desegregation plan that calls for the busing of 30,543 students. The plan also includes the 350-pupil suburban Anchorage School District. The Anchorage district is not included in Gordon's merger order, however. School officials estimate the start-up cost of the additional busing at 12.7 million to $3.3 million. Officials of the city district said Gordon 's order would be appealed. - He Only Wants His Mule Lynn Wall says all he wants is his mule. But authorities say Monopoly won't be sprung until somebody pays his feed bill. "Old Monopoly is worth 11,000," said Wall, 56, a retired San Francisco cabbie now living in Virginia City, Nev. "But 1 ain't gonna pay that line, even if it's a nickel." Monopoly, a specially trained show animal, was 'arre sted ' July 5 while Wall was grazing the animal at 3 am. on the lawn at city hail. ldidnt have r;'i place tofecdhuxii, so we Just 'a1ked over to the mall," Wall explained. "That's when all hell broke loose." Police asked Wall to remove the beast. When Wall told them he had no place to take Monopoly, officers called the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to — Ar Church Discrimination? EVERY DA'r 1,000 MORE CI"IEVROLEl'.S ' Blazers Test Vim , ME.BOUGHT THAN ANY Attendance Fortunes OilIER CAR. — KNOW . — Arnie Returns To Site Of 1st in — SAL!' LAKE CI'Y, Utah (AP) Spokesmen for the National Assodatie, for the Advancement of Colored People say they wil take legal action against a rule of Mormon-sponsored Bo Scout troops that denied a black )flUth a leadership post. The issue (lime to light last week when Utah's black cribudsnian, Lion I.,. Cope. said an unidentified 12-yearold black Scout was denied the post of senior patrol leader iecause he was not a deacon's quorum president in the Mrx:ion church. In the church, buys l and 13 years old became deacons, the first office held by priesthood members. Nearly all Mormon men hold the priesthood, but the church forbids it to blacks- .- . u.trrlt's 4L - --= - r __ - . - . n - . rn l tr . " =' r 3_V E3 someone Impossible To Give In, Says Halos, CASH COMES IN HANDY — - PlTThflUJ(;hl1 AP) Clyde Tuesday' night, Braves' owner ..i." .J King was named interim man- Bill Bartholomay $ said, ager of the Atlanta Braves to. "Tonight is TIPOFF r f the first time I've -" day, replacing Eddie MaThews, had any idea '4' I that Hank Is in. Th e pro f ' oo who was fired last Sunday. tball hassle co uldn't have affected Pete "'" terested in a managerial Ca. Huzelle's peace of mind too much. Fortnight Jf N King, 50, has been a special reer," k before the a % threatened strike date, he was pinging te i ' assistant to Braves Vice Presinnis balls all However, Aaron was by'I.' '4 $ week at John Gardiner's Tennis Ranch in Ca lifornia's dent Eddie Robinson since No. passed for the managerial Job, % Carmel Valley, 'ember, 1972. King formerly But he managed to put the i managed the San Francisco Gi- Braves' management in an awH. J., a blue jay, sits with friend Charlie in a basket just passing time away. The odd couple became Q. I would like to know which team has won more ants, He led the Giants to a kward position. fast friends ever since B. J. was found on a golf course in Greensboro, N.C., by the Gerald Parker games, the Dodgers or Giants, lii regular se second-place finish in 1969, but ason play haven't talked to Hank since both teams moved out west. Also, si FOR BIRDS fam ilywas fired on May 23, 1970 when since Saturday night" said nce mo ving west, what Is the won. lost record against each other' the Giants got off to a slow Bartholomay. "Our relation. Alden Guglielnuma, Madera, Calif. ship is such that the next time You'd know it by the waythe" The announcement was made we talk we'll discuss the Issue." I this both in Pittsburgh, site of Tuesthe Giants coming into this Aaron, who has said repeat. season had won 1,398 games . day night's All-Star Game, and edly he wasn't # interested in since moving west to San Francisco in IM, more than Ji 0 in Atlanta. In a statement re- managing, revealed his appar. any other team in the National League (including the s leased through the Braves here, ent turnabout in the National _: Dodgers, who had won 1,393). In inter- club competition, Robinson said that King League clubhouse after playing the Giants also held an edge of 165 to 142. A FORT LAUDERDALE, Fin, and then shot in the head as he it" he said. "We do hire ll th is in. when he was arrested in 'knows the young players in three inni formation, of course, can also be found In the Gian AP) The FBI has entered lay helplessly on the ground. felons. This is the latest ptiilos- Alachua County but was put ngs of his 23rd and fits ' team our organization be tter than nal AU-Star Game. guide the search for a Jacksonville did not predict that Manager Charley Fox Three other men Alvin ophy, to hire minorities and ex- back on the payroll when anyone else. I feel he's the logiwould be fired in mid-season. He said he was moved to man sought in the slaying of Lewis, 21, Alvin Bernard Ford, felons when we can." charges were dropped. Details Cal one to take over and guide comment on the matter betration, spent nearly nine hours Fort Lauderdale Patrolman 21, and George Angelo de Costa WASHINGTON (AP) Who of the Alachua arrest weren't Q. do you think is right In the argument tween He said the hiring of ex-felons and evalua te our team for the cause of published reports quotbe have been arrested and has "been going on a couple of immediately available, was the alter ego. testifying in closed session, Walter D.!hlyankoff. the National Football League owners and the nInt'r. remainder of the season," r"j'-'" me i' iii entered the case charged II' the case. Ing Braves' General Manager Haldeman was almost the other (lUti which time he described association? What effect is it going to have on the fans' years, I guess." lie added "I'd Tu esday after police in de Mathews was d is ed ta President. I can't emphasize Ford, who had a previous have to go on record saying il the President's work said they Mark Alfr ed, Ridgewood, N.J. miss after Eddie Robinson as saying he had reason to believe Henry E. conviction on armed robbery, about 50 per cent of the cases the Braves lost four straight had excluded Aaron as a man. that enough." habits arid his relationships to Such a big questi on ! In these d is Robinson, 26, had fled the state, was a security guard at Raiford work out pr games to the Pittsburgh Pirates agerial possibility because Asputes, there is no abThus did former White House his staff. etty good. Others solute right or wrong. But what we have here is a historic llast weekend. The losses ron supposedly wasn't inter. He made it clear that the Police warrants charging Rob. State Prison until recently. turn out to be pretty bad for our aide Alexander P. Butterfield phIIoophI confrontation that could determine th dropped the Braves into fourth ested. e fut ure describe the role of H.R. Halde- closest staff man to the Presi- IflSOfl with armed robbery and Ford's guard training included it force." course of organized sports. Basically, th "Nobody speaks for Henry e players are man to the House Judiciary dent was his staff chief, Halde- murder were issued earlier firearms use. place in the National League Ellis said Ford "was emholding out for freedom to determine Tuesday. th West, 14 games behind the first- Aaron but Henry Aaron," said Committee, according to testi. man. W.M. Ellis, chief correctional ploy ed until about three weeks eir own professional futures, and if you read the 8111 of Rights the Braves' outfielder, seated place Los Angeles Dodgers. lllyankoff, 40, was killed af ter officer at Raiford, said he didn't ago or so. We terminated him mony the committee released "Haldeman was his right. closely, it's hard to fault them. casua lly on his locker stoci But pragmatically, the toiay hand man," Butterfield told the he went to a restaurant Sunday know if Ford's record was for abandoning his position." King managed 11 seasons in af owners are saying that some system of control is need 71 ter an early shower. ed to investigate a reported rob- known when he was hired but Butterfield, who first publicly committee. "He counted the minor leagues after pitch. He said Ford had been to mainta in equi ta ble competition, and if you were paying "If they're going to use my disclo&' the existence of hea vily on hialdeman's pres- bery. Police sa id Illyankoif was assumed It was. dropped off the payroll a few ing for seven seasons in the th e bills it would I think be hard to disagree. What first ence, wounded in the head and chest should we need here is presidential tapes, w on Haldeman being at the "I'm satisified we did know weeks be fore his dismissal majors with the Brooklyn have come a true spirit of compromise As for around and said, the fans, they'll forget of nine witnesses who testified other end of telephone within Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds, 'Henry, do you want I—C about the issues once they're settled and the teams are the job" uIeu}uwcryomnmIrtee .'....h ...i_.,. He was used primarily as a re- he added calmly. "You would playing bec ause that's where the action really is for At one point, committee assoin its impeachment inquiry. lief pitcher. He had a lifetime them. think that after 20 years that Part of his testimony was dc- ciate counsel Albert Jenner record of 32-25. would Just be common courtevoted to a ca talog of often pe tty asked: Q. Of the American baseball players th at have gone King's selection followed a sy." "During all your time at details of White House house. o over to Ja pan to play, who is considered th e best? Mark surprise statement by Braves' "I have said time and time keeping, such as "whether or White House, Mr. Butterfield, 1.. Walsh, Oakland, Calif. superstar Hank Aaron that again he that I don't want to man. not the curtains were closed or and to the extent of your per. By JOHN would accept NELSON an offer to manage," he noted, "but I'd have to off Monday, and no future ses- chief counsel Theodore A huddle with Cappy Harada, th e Giants ' tie to the open," that he said drew the sonal knowledge, no guessing, Kheel, In the training AP Sports age the club "simply Writer camps, prepabecause say that if they offered me the sions have been scheduled by was Orient, produces the name of George Altman as was there ever any occasion President's attenVon, pessimistic about progress rations continued for other pre- there are no black managers in job I'd be almost compelled to With the National Football federal mediator James in resolving the strike I ' that came to your knowledge of America's greatest gift to Japanese baseball. George is and also season contests, The Chicago baseball." League players' strike entering Scearce, take it simply because there are The committee released But. Mr. Haldeman withholding any now 41 years old and has been spraying hits over Nippon disputed a players' contention Bears and Green Bay' Packers its 24th day today and the prosFollowing Aaron's comment "It's imp os no black managers in baseball, terfield's testimony in a volume information from the Presi. sible to give in on that they had backed off some have a since 1968 after a conventional nine- year career in the game-type scrimmage pect of resuming negotiations freedom of choice," Halas said that also included that of for- dent?" of their demands, National League, lie's currently lea ding the Pacific scheduled for Thursday, and between players and manage- in a telephone interview, "It's mer Nixon campaign aides "No, sir, never," replied Hutleague of Japan in hitting, for the Lotte Orions. Ex. merit still dim, it's time now, it the back bone of Meanwhile in Washington NFLPA pickets say they will be the NFL" Paul O'Brien and Frederick C. terfield. Dodger Wes Parker, playing his first year for th e Nankai seems, to begin wondering, The 79-year-old Halas, a Edward Bennett Williams' there. LaRue. O'Brien and LaRue Butte rfield served as deputy "What If?" pr Hawks, is also doing well. Of all the emigres, however, of the Redskins, said founder of the NFL, said he had president No veterans have reported to were involved in arranging the assistant to the President from none has Chicago di Bears owner George stinguished himself more t he would field a team for all the Bears' camp. ha n a Hawaiian not decided to cancel the Bears' payment of legal expenses for Nixon's first day in office until named Wally 'onarnlne, who never made it to the majors Halas threw in perhaps the it was now scheduled games, both pre-and In big- season, but he said Hiram. Ohio, four more Watergate conspirator E. blow- March 14, 1973. Among his gest "if" Tuesday. up to but th Jumped to e players to offer a regular-season. Cleveland Browns veterans ard Hunt Jr, Japan from _.e Pacific Coas t League, He duties was insuring the smooth i .1 He said he would In Canton, Ohio, w public checked rather cancounterproposal. as once into camp, raising the th the a halfback wi te But rfield, now bead of the operation of the President's the Francisco 49ers, too, Now ccl the entire NFL season than all o number of "It would be tough to call off relations director for the manager of the H veterans in camp to the Tokyo Gian ts, he was their lea ding f Federal Aviation Adminis- da y. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) allow the NFl. Players Associ- the season, but it would have to Fame, Donald Smith, The hsi.,',:r'- art' undefeated eight. reiterhitter for 10 years and three times led the Central League Winning games but losing in atand lead the WFL Eastern diviation to eliminate the so-called be done to save the league," ated that the shrine's Hall of The New England Patriots tendance of Japan in batting. lie speaks Japanese a lot better now, htozelle rule. and statistics, the sion in the win-loss column. But Fame benefit contest Saturday Halas said. too. and Philadelphia Eagles each Florida Blazers will try some The hiozelle rule, which inthe Florida team ranks below "Halas' Is a very typical sen- "still is On." gained another veteran in camp new faces in the volves compensation decided timent," said Terry defensive average in most other statisBledsoe, a Q. I was wondering If a pitcher could get credit for a It is scheduled for 4 p.m., Tuesday. backfield and on specialty tics. by Commissioner Pete Rozelle spokesman for the NFLMC, EDT, Saturday at Fawcett Sta. victory and a save in the tame game, S"ppose Jim Hunter At Wilmington, Ohio, the Cm. teams tonight in a World Foot. for teams losing a player, is one who said there now are 123 vet- dium betw een started a game and was ahead 4-I aftet iive. r.an they put Th the St Louis cinnati Bengals worked out of the "freedom demands" ball League clash with the callse secondary, which Parth' IF YOU DIDN'T THAT, him in the outfield and the other team came from behind his weakest link, rates erans in NFL camps, after the Cardinals and Buffalo Bills, and with 18 veterans in camp, and Houston Texans, blamnedlora current Impasse , ) to make It 4-3 with a runner on in the ninth, and they in arrival Tuesday' of veterans will be nationally televised by cornerback Bob Jones, DOESN'T IT MAKE SENSE TO Kickoff in the Blazers' bid for seventh in the 12-team league, a negotiatlofts. brought Hunter back and he retired the side. Is is Jun Otto, Fred Biletnikolf and ABC with an expected 18,000 in ond-year man, said he felt there Our cars. No matter how many a third straight win is 8 p.m. in 'lying up 306 yards and two Negotiations between the Jim Warren in the Oakland that their kind of volume gives possible" Paul Young, Hayward, Calif. FIND OUT WHY? the stands and 22 rookies, fr ee will be some disharmony' r1;n7 we could give you. It the Tangerine Bowl, whose 30,. t ouchdowns. Houston is eighth. NFl, Managemnemit Council and Raiders' camp. agents and a few veterans on among players On rushing defense Florida all comes back to our cars. 000 seats were more than when strikers jui1flIr lithe Cl in America It's possible to do what you described, especially since NFl. Players Association broke Another NFLMC official, the field, We want to sell cara.You again They're the reason Chevrolet's return to the team, enough for the 18,625 who ing rates seventh, surrenderCatfish Hunter fancies himself a frustrated outfielder Our selections. First, thee" want to save money. It's 244 yards and one touchahead as usual, based on turned out for the anyhow. But in the scorebook. It would only go down as a the kind of choice ChevrolH that slmpto.Wo call It our team's home down Houston, however, has dealer reported sales for the opener. gives you Caprices, Impalas, win and not a save since he protected his own victory. Year-End Savings Plan. Every the third best rushing defense in 1974 model year through Hoping to bolster a Chevy Wagons, Chevette Mali• year about this time Chevrolet sagging July 10 Q. Since the goal posts in football are 10 feet high, and secondary, Blazer Coach Jack the league. bus, Lagunas, Monte Caros, dealers reTly pull out th W (;ur bu y ers iliL' grc'it any body who can play basketball worth a hoot can dunk at N ovcis , Carnaros. Vegas and Pardee Tuesday released to. Florida and Houston rank stops to make buying easy. U I shoppers. 1 hey look, visit, that height, has anybody ever been able to jump up and # Corvottes. year veteran safety W.K. Hicks POIIT('I(EI)Il', Ont. (All) IlIO','CS Into its most lucrative I 11th and 12th respectively in It's the time of year a lot champion Gary Player, at of the period in his last three and acquired 6-year veteran drive and compare And then block a field goat? Dart Sticks, Pittsburgh, Pa. Then there's the kind of Arnold Palmer returns to the portion of the schedule, passing, but will stick with the of smart car buyers Purposely home in South they buy more Impalas than Africa, U.S. starts. choice Chevrolet dealers can scene of his first victory-now cornerback Clancy Williams quarterbacks wait f or. And they sure wont In the next eight weeks, more who got them Open champion hale Irwin. There is only one recorded block. H.C. Owens, inventor any other regular-size car. give you: models, options, Welskopf is was the defending from the Portland Storm, almost 20 years back-and Toni than $1.8 million in prize manley veteran Hilly Casper, Hubert champion. This the last of there, be disappointed this year. Paced by such favorites as of the Ailey Onp catch, persuaded the Baltimore Colts interiors, colors. enginesIn return, Pardee gave the %'eiskopl returns to the site of will be at stake, and the See your Chevy dealer Houston will start Mike big Green. Jerry heard and Buddy his official tour titles Chevette and Monte Carlo, coaches in 1962 to let him go in on defense against a field chances are they have in stock in 1973. his last triumnph, in this week's guns of the game, many of Storm rookie punter Henry Taliaferro who, hampered by a some day soon. Thai's the day AIIm. they choose half again as goal try by Bob Kitnyat of the Washington Redskins from what you want. Our dealers Other standouts include 1974 $200,000 Canadian Open Golf whom haven't played in the we're planning on saying Brown, who had disappointed polled hamstring, has t'o,many mid-size Chevrolets. Miller, the season's top win. winners Jim Colbert, Rod Curl, coaches with his 34.2-yard-per. pleted give you the kind of advantur;e 40 yards out. H.C. actually intercepted the kick before it Tournament. United States since the ncr wi 1 .001 more Chevrolets were only two passes. Florida th $204,000 in prize money Bob And they :rike Vega tha most u'nt through the cross bars, ran up field and was tackled Menne, Allen Miller, Bobby kick average, bought tha n any other car, Palmer and Weiskopf head a American Open, are moving and five titles, will go with Bob Davis, who has remains a Nichols, Leonard Thompson, by Ben Davidson the same Los Angeles Hams once put strong field of 150-almost all of ba ck into action for a shot at th Replacing Brown is rookie completed 22 of 38 tosses for 162 e questionable starter on the eve Tom Aatson and Richie f 1-7 __ Karl, linebacker Billy Hobbs, who av. arth and one score, 6-1 Don Burroughs on the shoulders of 6-8 Big Daddy them tour-toughened American big money events, ___ of the 72-hole event. His wife is winner of last week's B.C. eraged 41 yards a boot for the Ipscomb to try to block it kick, but that ploy was later stars-arrayed for the Thut'. In its tiIthcct statistical T1',e field also includes Jack expecting their third child 4' Nr maOpen. University of Texas at El Paso. marking.Flori ruled illegal. sday start in this national Nicklaus. Lee Trevino, Johnny' mnenlarily. da ranks third in Other include Australian c'hampionsiup that offers the Miller, five of the year's top 10 Pardee also activated 4-year rushing, primarly on the efforts The 44-year-old Dalmer Bruce Crampton, rookie Ben winner $40,000 and it spot in the money- winners and ;t veteran Hilly Wahik to return of Jim Strong, who dozen scored the first of his 61 North Crenshaw, John ,Mahaffey, has gained PARTING SHOTS kickoffs and punic, hoping Wa- 130 yards in four.nian field for the World players who live won Amen. Oi9V1IOUT MAKES SENSE OQ &MEICA. 31 carries, hlous. American victories In the Cans- Lanny Wadkins. Series of G olf. Uk can better the Blazers' aver- ton, which is 1-1 on the season, Forrest can tour titles this year. dian Open in 1955. Although he I find Billie Jean King coming on so objectionably Fezier, 62-year-old Sam Snead age of 17 yards per kickoff re- is sixth in rushing behind Only a handful of the name The niajor absentees are hasn't won in almost two years, and Canada's best player, Paul strong she makes Hobby Iiiggs sound huinbli'. turn and six yards per punt f)l:I Cr) art' iiiissing as the tour Masters and British Open h1' PluI>t'd somne of his best ipson, who l,j,s 9 'ards in 29 golf George Knudson, runbauk ' miflee, publicly uncommitted either side of the impeachment ar.dhkelytogocitherwaywhen issue the proposed articles of imThe National Committee on peachinent are put to a vote, the Presidency, he said, apIn three cases, the ads asked peared to be an outs ide organIn large, bold-fa ce type, "Is lzation but because the local Congressman helping the newspaper ad stirred some recover-up? action from constituents he deThe lobbying group pointed cided to answer It with a letter out that the lawmakers named to the paper. in the three ads, Reps. Wiley Smith's and Mayne's offices' Mayne of Iowa, Da vid W. Den- also said public statements had nis of Indiana and Henry P. been issued in response to the Smith Ill of New York, had ads. Haldeman Was President SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - - -nz =- - : ± r rr :r - -- ru? -i .% --= .'5 - ,— - - - --- — -'= - S - v - - - - •—-— - -- -- -t - ---- '- '- ='-= - , ------ —'-- - - �____ - V - - _t__- 2 B-Evenjng Herald. - - --- '- --VV_VV - "&' '? - _ - ,-- - sr.-. ' By IRA BEItEOW The Herald Services the tour for seven years, never even won one. He is still considered one of NEW YORK - (NEA) - In the "Rabbits," those band of SPORTS IN BRIEF BOSTON AI - Boston University't women's rowing team will represent the United States at t'e World Rowing Championships at Lucerne, Switzerland, n'xt month. The national champion fouroared shell wI'h coxswain will compete against more than 20 rowing nitlons. Dartmouth Star Injured neither erald - ' 4 ____ V V - V ____ d just flrning 'jth tour overwith its pin them, but the in and around for his U similarities of Arnold Player Palmer a McGee y halt. - Palmer and Player have won an overflowing abundance of golf tournaments. McGee, on LOS ANGELES AP) - Two businessmen could reclaim the Boston Celtics under terms of a federal court jury decision in a breach of contract suit over sale of the National Basketball Association team to its present owner. The Jury awarded $4.2 million to Harold Lipton and Irving Levine, deciding that Celtics owner Robert J. Schmertz broke an oral agreement made when he purchased the team from them in May 1972. Upton, an attorney, and Levine, .a business consultant, bought the Celtics in April 1972 for $3.7 million but were forced to sell the club when the NBA Board of Governors refused to approve the purchase. The kague said ownership was rejected over possible conflicts of interest because the Beverly Hills businessmen were both on the National General Corp. board of directors with Sam Schulman, owner of the Seattle SuperSonics. others from his hometown of him, "Beware of the snakes in rounds. New Lexington, Ohio (not far the grass." That is, some - from Youngstown) work, In the last round he was veterans would try to throw a As for his lackluster tour novice off his game since the beaten by two strokes by Jack record, McGee's consolation Is youngsters were a threat to the Nicklaus. Now, McGee an Nicklaus go back a long way. that If he continues to struggle grizzled breadwinners. and concentrate like Player, he They competed together in may one day reach the same 11 they saw a newcomer hit- junior tournaments In Ohio. heights. tingsolidshot.s,theyrnightsay, Later, McGee followed He consoles himself with the "Gee, it's amazing you can hit Nicklaus to Ohio State. McGee so well with that terrible grip." says he has the highest ad. knowledge that a Palmer iserable frustrations, too. The9 the newFomr oul1 s, at miration (or Nicklaus both as a McGe at irnie 15 tre," said wonuering wnai in me friend and a olfer. "He iong with his grip, e. •• that water spurts he g PS The most famous guy Bolt," publicity andW and, for all for said suchhis courteous, the club." Imost 31 years tricks was Tommy to hit 'soft with no swelled success, a guy• And McGee, a old, will tell8e without being McGee 1411e asked that with a ne guy and Bolt wouIi siondl. That's wh h he urnament hitstre'. a McGee, like hogan, until is full bot with his tried to beat me Y he and i awent tour win he was . Sanford ______ ____ ______ ' McGEE ____ ____ _____ _____ ____ __ _______ ________ _______ ______ IcR wrist, lie takes _________ za'ReUfetlme rantee heavy duty muffler most (1,,fl,m.nca I 1O8 Juniors Win SeniorsFall ORMOND BEACH-The KINGSTON, R.I. tAP) - James W. 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But what projected him as a h, nA for an increase In his worldly goods was success at such competitions as the "Superstars" match In Rotorida, Fla., which enriched him immedIately by $50,000, and the Dewar's Celebrity Tennis here on the La.s Vegas Strip, which got him a nice silver trophy, a lot of Ink and a chance to see the Save $45 A78-13 "Mi h attitude in colwas polntel 1 afoo ca before his own vu ux va'ues miruoca aim ne coui giit directed himself to a broader because so few of your athletes life style. ever make it. I got to Oklahoma "I can understand what my father went through," he now St.at. and found out that I'm nak1ng C's and one or two B's says reflectively, "and it's been and you can't get Into law a very difficult thing to come to come to grips with. (his school with grades like that. I parents went through a Just didn't have the selftraumatic marriage breakup discipline living in an athletic dorm with some people who when Kyle Jr., was entering didn't think academics was a teens.) prlmething.Ihadtoputmyself "In the last two years, we have become so much closer In a place where I had to buckle it's amazing. There is a pride down or leave, and Sewanee thing I'm now aware of. When I was one of those places," was playing the Dewar's It also led him into soccer and Celebrity finaLs (with Rick Ba. a conjunctive try at law school, rry of pro basketball as his but he gave up the law to partner), I wanted to win vet)' transfer to divinity school at badly. Southern Metho.tist where he "Every athlete says im. has finished the first of three mediately, 'I don't have an years. - (* t!ie2Oirdfree.Thcyfjnj,shVd fourth in a 200-yard medley. 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Americax him living as th center it affords wardoftheDaflas for- whowasaLsothe professional yle Rote, ' '1' tlVH ____________ ________________ - , 11 nd nominal ck a soccer 7a-11 _____ genera With only four weeks to go in Retalic 163; Norma Sharp Sanford youngsters swam its summer season, the 160; and Harriet Dougherty and away with honors NBY Swim Meet held last Generation Gap League is Beth Hail each with a 158 The 3-10 split ws converted weekend In Titusvtlle. keeping up the pace with Happy Dens won a second high scores Alice Hendricks by Fran Mills, Susan Oates and Bobbie Retalic. Peg Patey and place medal in the 100 hundred had high series with a 513. Fran Mills spared the 5-10. yard Fly, and the 50-yard Free, Other high scores for the da In the 15 to 17 age competition, were' Ell Barca Bobbie R 'nile the 5-7, Kitty TWI Lawrence the 4-5 and 6-7, Susan She came in fifth in 200-yard Co Iii. H 192; AcejIendricks Dates the 5-9-7, and Laura I.M. and in the 100-yard iS• l4Uura 176; Harris the 51-7. Bobbie Retnlic as well as third In the 100-yard Donna Lepore 170; Pat chalked In the only turkey. Free. - ___ _____________________ stirs Wk! S - __ ty* tit*-t YJ hrid Ic ____________________________________ _______ diir, 'cr, pr4 t ____________________________________________ _____ _______ ______ ______________ AN*,. WI High ____ " (whitewa - r.. Superstar By MURRAY OLDERMAN Cormack 5tion to do. Every Th Herald his agent and a Ioes,"h said. LASVEGASN Uze on all his - Kyle Bote J f - (NEA) could almost be added fact father Is a of his personal inds state worldthe slight to awry when unreality of emption from turned him awa'from could have sports. sldered a tam can be con otis athlete for Mark ButSpitz. Kyle's red that being a hero 1:ewa d my own field as hitting a dive. He has myowntoreap." toplowand The junior Ro went ton of physith fanfare to What Remember and rupt1y Ia:eofisoeshe3tat centtheglorffh0 99 ________________ ______ e,1tO Star-s lost the - -HOOD• rayon befted tire 36-month roed d - ___ ___ Kyle Rote J '........ )_( V InthefiratInning kaSOad andcame vantage up with more runs In 100-yard free for the ten and Store HRTO-14 ..................... HR76-1s: ___........ ___ LRio-15:' ............ ............45_H O4% Car. Open, Ior Sanford Kids Bowlers Score Take Honors Alilgood Most of that is over now. The think, in two y be in what ________ Bruins finally in an NCA epros call ears of centers mIllionollgr tournament. BI I will be surLOS with some of professional 11 And Walton the cx- Pi5ed if he cheeks aLES sparkle pectations ae no longer thCir former some has step returned major changes seems e' eyes. Even great. Wooden will the old bounce 0 have most of new group with have to a fresh in suburban which work play. ft won't be what we used ith Alcindor, rid a Walton and it Westwood, He won't JR 't8 '0dei'i, age 11 d high post ofcenter, iooiu rei fense, either. rid healthy onc But then, sornU more, be more of things. as if he prefersiew Wooder'of. a combination willthose And coaching basketball -"There w when I e last few ereda few random opinions of thoUght this as awould be m past and or much of ast as a coach pars it ha't simN0 Carolina was mainly beca succession of presct. - "We lost OW I rather doubt IIJ don't national spIte the ampionships Ste for one reason. We iace mandatory our more year retirement for dn t ezecuteP s. I d say I'm pies and pe avibon-lull and . trying. around that will Even despite a because we we - "The Wa hon Gang lost likely to 4 reccff' honors, ' some of i as four somewhere sotIvatIon to be exyears."bet ween one and again be matched seniors of his sport. ct o?0u1t the future You see, therewas something p53 "They listened g coach who's called hear. And that but they didn't never lasled " only I ___ There were ne them hear. outsell," he said and new Idea Drollinger ?Andha (%ltofl:5 problems with Which tO c me." of a bitch AkCRS JCPenney auto center store Ihf1 By STEVE BISHEFF The Herald Service, e £OFTHE .., ., ,,,-, • 4'•*, ' .,•., _____ _________ E$ARY J _____ another All. Sale on auto air conditioners. ITLd y, _____ ____ ____ Move 0 ____ _____ M uhammad V choice - IlàJlj V super savings -_______________ PITFSBURGH (AP) -The All-Star Game is no fun for Rod Carew of the Minnesota Twins, who says that 11 he can't get the playing time he figures he deserves, he'd rather stay home. "Next year, I'm just going to ask to have my name not put on the ballot. I don't think I want to come to the AU. Star Game any more," the American League's starting second baseman said after playing only 2 innings in Tuesday nIght's 7-2 loss to the National League. Manager Dick Williams said he removed Carc because he thought the infielder had been banged up In a third-inning slide at second base. "I'm not going to take a chance on Injuring sotneone else's player,'Wjlljayns said. Carew, 1eadinj the major leagues with a .382 batting average, said he was okay and would have liked to play longer. "It's the same every year with me," he said. "I'm not trying to rap anybody, but why should I make the trip to the AU-Star Game when they lift me after two or three Innings?" - exactly how I t Departrn ent Stanwd _____ ________ TheitsSen ________ _____ V 2 -- V lost or League All Stars _____ nd game of the _________ double _____ _____ champlonshi ins tion Tallahassee,i tt _____ _____ innings who hurled seven /1 A collecting of V two.ht - ball, strikeouts and ________________________ LtUlfl homd and douWed ' ____ hitSanfordattack. the!!. .doubles Renaud ha two ' _____ _______ added a double and sin ___ _________ with ___ __________ -. ___________ Price Bak 8 er arid -_______ clubbing pair of hitseach ______ __________________ Smith to pace Kennedy ___ II ________________ added other Sanford hit. i Carew Dislikes Stars i "Regardless come through all this to where e hopes he is on the threshhold The 0jS $ Sanford Junior League All Stars pitching mbined especll with pressive battln from Tim Ralnes to carve a 17-2 opening tournameCtPthte baseball nt here Tuesday night. w. his attitude. iron, too, And whack moment is his and the Figh t but now It is under atck, m ballplayers "The con ch who fines stered nion seemed a bit athietes have a leader and a admitting h he says, "is under which othro intcr1d a ont for Various "Yes, we he Football the05e3 don't spokesman, pretend activist and civil I,bUve doesn't fi The job of the sure the pla coach is to mak I don't know 1IS paigner named Ed C peoeatOhio yer is there and confirmed, never fined democracy r sport the a fair number wants to The successful why. We've tFoot1 Ilate with Shula probabl of games. th lowes players who th ones who have anYxIY.' Other citizens er the u.s. Prothro will f Z the want to play tufbn. It was air of Chargers with a pro footveY who authored fine total j -:- V Bill George Allen Bud Grant football." proudly and for two and ils version of But othto doesn't th ink his reasons: 1) bei Inestardy dey football hich theishead of Rights. He would strip are right behind The subject of fines engaged (me system th is slily, and he's not thus keeping Othe convinced ctator 1 Pete elle of coach isAnd they sovereign commissioner authority. most of h es of winning. University conform be: athletes will 51 s to cover Point 2 see _______ quasl.milltary obedience, unquestioning qrteer system clause while he walked he and would Ue San "If fines Y why the almost any n cipline. They the waiv othro, ,,a:e so bad" ______________________ aIlplayers where __________ demand fine tardiness and it otherbe ii'freedom e the brought himornmy T Sebody ________ Players ________ terpreted b}Y Prothro. t rid of all fines, man when Basically, the based The fines, Garvey contends fine list.is sill "This So, I ask ed him. Th upon punishing t a haU<enti, are often capricious and cruei: reviewing th' be said after circumstances teammates. _____ _________________ I PR Director Award 12 would look in Bolt's bag newto see smallish. He weiha 160 poun Wednesday, July 24, 1974-38 By JACK MURPHY Herald Ne ' ____ - out of rough and bun othe can an injured thumb, and myriad HIS wife had been waiting for rapidi) shrink I feel numb ." he said re , • 'iroin the end of I and seemed little consol but that And now Je tee McGee he to the playing so much.' practice to aded ri c( ri Celtics Reclaimed _______ _____ _____ _______ _______ Mee He ould put Je' hr to Joy. asseem he britoPay. forexpenses. some very1k line' in fact, had Years, earning HANOVER, N.H. AP - Frank Gallo, capt4lin of Dart. mouth's 1974 soccer team, has been indefinitely sidelined with a leg injury. The St. Louis senior suffered a fractured leg during a summer league game earlier this month. Gab was Dartmouth's most valuable player in 1973 and became the first Big Green player sinre l!55 to lead the V - 'Campus Activist' L eads Pr Life for him, however, is It's a different kind of pain, in of fame, fortune - and victory. sweeter than It Is bitter. Golf is fact, from when he began the Th closest he ever came to a passion, and it's easier than tour in 1o67, Then, a veteran winning was in the 1971 Byron _________ day on the professional golf for tournaments on Monday, tour, Gary Player was telling a whereas the old pros are reporter, "You think this life IS exempt from such low-life a bed of roses? Let me tell you activity and simply slip in °n something, my friend, I have to Thursday, the first day of a leave home for six weeks at a tourn'. time. I have to leave my wife IcGee takes exception and six children in South beingcharacterizedasarnbj Africa. Do you know what that "Can you name me one player does to me? It chokes me up so who resembles in any manner, bad I cry like a baby." shape or form a rabbit?" he A nnk,... __...i g -uui, nrnoi once indignantl asked at a Palmer shoes a' who had Just changwas pre couferen round, ftera foozled ked where he wa e riiust hop f ment to anoL0fh one tourna. , earn living redin despair. rope," Rower: Compete Chip Johnson picked up two silvermedalsin the 50-yard and 100-yardFreèinthei5tol7 group. Anne Smith, in the 13 to I4groupplacedsecondlnthe 100-yard breast, and fourth in the 50-yard I.M., iourth in 50-yard breast, and sixth In t.. -- Wednesday, July 24, 1 Fi ivy I V extra Cost. Save 2 25% off Survivor 60 batteries. Reg. 4.99. Sale 2.99. JCPenney orIginal equipment replacement shock absorber "Ow ring piston helps maIntain uniform drive control. Guaranteed for 2 years or 24,000 miles. JCP.nn.y Shock Absorber Guarantee. II a JCPenney Original Equipment Reptsc,ment, Front Osertoid O,ertoad, or Air AdjiUbJe Shock AbSolber liii due to deferts in material or workmai'ship. Of wears out. with'n 2 years Irom fleas date ol pii'chaso 01 24000 m,Ies. whschvr comes !si and *ht the Original purChaser owns the car. we *0 replaC, the Shock Absorber at no e'Ua Charge Just folly us present your p1001 ol puschVaI, Then *0 riJ be an adddonal ,nstaflat,on charg. unle* the Shock A!sorter was b1 JCIt.,,r.' ,riginaity unstated Expert installation available at extra cost Save 10 Reg. 39.95. Sale 29.95 with trade-in. SurvIvor 60. Our most powerful automobile bett.r for big-engine, aIr Conditionid cars. Polypropylen, plastic case. Available in sIzes 24, 24F, 22F, 27 and 27F to I It most American cars. Sutv$,oe SO Ouatantu Sriutj any JCPern, Battery lai to h!j a Charge within 2 years from 1h date64* bought t Irorn UI ust return it to us We will replace it *tti brand new Battery at no etra cost to you After 2 years h the guaraot period e will ICPIIC. the Battery chargvsg Only tot time you have ownel it taiej on tr, ,rct' It tine 01 return p'o-rated cer the qua'an!e,' ,, during the LI" Sale prices effective through Satu'day. 'CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 8a.m. 'tO 9p.m. Monday thru Saturday. �~ Wed July 24, 9/4 _ Wedtesday, — ___ _ ___ - hin,K ' T — Prsnl Dr. F. F. Lininger STATE COLI.EC,E, mRL YOU IROUBLED? Call To$ Pa. T1N'flC CITY, N.J. Dr. Fred f' Almost all of the Lininger, 81, chief of $12,0() loot including an United Nations' A g. $8,500 diamond bracelet riculture institution and taken in the burglary of the anch alter his home of Atlantic City's retirement from Penn Mayor Jeph F. Bradway State University, died Jr. has been returned by Monday night. Heretired ttuI. in l92 as director of Penn "1 couldn't believe it," State's Agriculture id millionaire Bradway Experiment Station, then on Tuesday after the worked lorthe UN ttt,, loodandpackage was delivered by a agriculture organization in postman to the City Hall office. Harry Wrig ht The burglar did Hot return several hundred TRENTON The dollars in cash and two New Jersey Supreme Court clocks taken in the July 13 has righted the wrong done brak.tn. to Harry Wright's Write. in•Wright'' election — IR cam ii'ii hi.' t',,t..r.. I WI ngo IIIII %%ft)IL' Ill \rI11t %%run. court unanimously upheld on Tuesday an Appellate Division of Superior Court ruling that restored 294 oF Wright's votes in a Spar ta Township council election. The NEW YORK (AP) — The stars of a half dozen 3roadway shows Including Hermione GIngold, Lynn Redgravc, and Joan Hackett ersonal1y have told New ','ork policemen their wor) Is appreciated. The theater persona li ties stopped by the Midtown North Precinct Station Tuesday af ternoon to thank the officers for cleaning up the area and makIng f safer for theatergoers and workers. "I haven't played here since 1961, and then I was kind of scared," said Miss Redgrave. "I've noticed a huge, huge difference." The highest invalid because voters wro:e only "Wright" wi thuut a First name. A trial court judge had ruled that there was no way to be certa in that those viters meint Harry Wright, ra ther than one of the eight other Wrights In the small Sussex County community, even th ough all the others said they didn't want the job. New Multi_Specialis+ •• - Announcements ___ EXP. DESK CLERK 311 p.m., 6 days. Applicant must have references and must I* txndabfe. Benefits include gro insurance, paid vacations. meal i. Apply inperton at Sheratc Sanford Inn, Oregon Ave. at I and 16. THE CITY OF SANFORD CIVI SERVICE BOARD Is acceptin Applications for imm ed iat employment in the followin 05Itions' ketuse Superintenden t $l6OWk Mechanic .$l7tWk Equipment Operator I ........$)OOWk lI positions are for lull time em ployment with all City Clvi Service RightS and Benefits, Interested personnel pIeas contact the Sanford City Per sonnet Director or the Civil 5er viceOfflceinthesanford City Hal for further information or mainQ applicafion for employmen t. 3-Cemuie'I 4—'eI ozsais S-Lost and Found 6-Child Care 7-tels. Hoists 8-Eating Places )-G Thiis to Eat 10-Do It Yourself il-instructIons Travel & Recreation 13-Travel Agencies 14-Ca mping.Resorts 15-Action Sports Employment 1$-Help Wanted Financial Practitioner - - Parts Counter Man- must havi experience in farm machiner y Some auto parts knowledg helpful. Cont6ct personne l department A. Duda & Sons. 363 Electranlc tectwticlan. 1 years ex. perlence minimum. Must be able to test troubleshot and repa ir digital comput or s to component level. Call 332-750), Mr. Len LAKE MARY T WAITRESS WANTED wi1 t train Call or apply 0, Pizza Hut, Fr en ch Ave. 131-1161. -- Even if you've nev er worked before, AVON can help you make money NOW Call 641 3079 Insulalion installers needed. Good employment for ambitious men. Fringe benefits. Chauffvets license required. ExperIenced only need apply. Apply 101) MIller Drive, Altamonte Springs. Oft Charlotte St. S&I( Warehouse. - ments. one 1 beäroorn; Ofl 2 R'qulred 372 bedroom. Kitchens equipped, air _____________________________ condItioned. Exclusive Sanford 3 Bedroomt, li baths,,central heat res idential area. Mature ad ults and air. $700 month, only. No pets. 332 1795 Stemper Realty * * * GENEVA GARDENS Single Story Studio, I, 2, and I bedroom apartments. Pool. Seminole 322 4991 clubhouse. carpeting. drapes Ora ng e 322 1496 - ---------.-- 170S Magnolia . - S200 Plus $ISO tow in cost, high in results. classified .id r4',j ,, tt'.em' 7 4 Pct . Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED, NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedroom homes, 11. to 2 baths priceu from S?5,lci7onlargo wooded lot Seller pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, Adults No pelt 7 bedroom, I house, kitchen equipped, carr Trailers & Apts. 2 Adult parks, 2 Family parks. 1515 Hwy 17-92, Sanford, 3231930 Day, Wk., Mo. peted $125 per mo KULP REALTY 372 7335 - -____________________ _ , 3 bedroom house, furnished or Lin furnished, Sanford. Call *31.2)23 WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St. 01$ fRleuyoRs AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W. 2nd $I. Ii, . NOWAVAILABLE ,- ''sr'-i i,' - .,,! t., DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED-NOW' ',r'cI, and srf(e ovYpaiy %l,it-i.t?,,-d &cuii -n !Pi If CI cf .w,d tamous c.*r II,,i P1a',on.)v I ' ,'1.r!.ted on TV And maua:,n.'s C, ItWdâ hO tILLiNG OR Sot ICIT1NC. RfQuiItt ft )j*'9 ri ,'-'.i--- t,,' i .'.i- i' I, ( ,itri.r-n OAF THE OFFICIAt. FILM OF DISNUVwORLD Cauort.-it p.', Yewrm Park Aven,e. 1 bedroom garage apartment . Kitchen equipped Month, Call Orlando, *51.1*09. ALL BUILDERS V.i• have beautiful building lots , it,, '4 PV ¶L.q ii% f I c.Ar to Si Ic'..'. er son to 24-Business Opportunities SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) Family practice is the first Sa nford Nursing & Convalesc ent At age 26, Marc Babitz, M.D., Is specialty to require periodic cxCenter, 950 Mellonvllti Ave. in arduous training to become a aminations or re-certIficatIons, 26— Insurance LIcensed nurses able to do part opportunities time relief on--weends, new kind of medical specialist, on the premise a physician Call It is taking him three years, could become partly obsolesHomemikers, of the Up(ohn Rentals Company.62$.0634, AN EQUAL wor ki ng 60 to 70 to sometimes cent in 5 to 10 years, Ifhedidn't OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. Rosms for Rent 1) hOurs each week. continue learning. 30-Apartments Rent Marc Babitz delivers babies Start earning Christmas money The Marc Babitzes are the Unfurnlshed NOW by showing lovely Sarah (obstetriCian). H treats ear In- 'new generation of the gineral 31-Aparft,Rent Coventry jewelry to your friends. fections (otolaryngologlst), He practitioner or family doctor of No investment, collecting or Furnished temoves a gallbladder or ap- the past. The difference is they delIvering. 373.779) after 5. pendix ( surgeon). He counsels are being trained more rigor- 32—Houses Rent Unfurnlsh.d Nu rses aides, Cn'panion5 -. to 33-H, Rent Furnished a quarreling husband and wife ously to treat work for reliablecon.p.any. Hourly the whole fam ily, Homes Rent. or livein. Call 621-0*36, AN on their emotional difficul ties providing as much EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM. Home Lots or sex problems i ps. care as possible, whileprimary3SMobile PLOYER refer. For Rent chotherapisi). He advises about ring patients to specialists 27— Investment a suspected cancer of the thy- when indicated, as their fore. 34R es t Property For Rent Opportunit es roid (oncologist). ll keeps a bears did. 37Bu1 Property child in Pain-free Sleep during Marc Babitz, i For Rent surgery (anesthesiologist), his third year of residency, is a 3$-Wan ted to Rent Marc Babitz is adding up the young man with shoulder______________ iJPTO ANNUM sums of all these and other spelength black hair and gold. Interest paId mon thly. Inves t as Real Estate cialties Into one whole little as 52.. Call collect or mail Into runmed spectacles who speaks for details, 30544_S 1*12. the new specialty of family rapidly but very articulately, 40-CondomIniums LicenSed Bonded Mortgage Broker physician, He is honing skills to and who was graduated first in 41-Houses for Sale Marvin P Gassman enable him to ta ke care of 80 to his class from the University of 2601 Mohawk Trail 90 per cent or more of the sick- California Medical School in 42., .MIle Homes Maitlartd. Fla.,fllSI 43-L.ots and Acruge spçrirv4 nrnh1'.mi h'.., t'Ui r dfl F ring 44-Farms and Groves people to doctors and clinics prize gold-headed cane award. 30 Apartments Rent and hospitals. His main purpose 45-Res or t Property Unfurnished It was In medicaJ school, he is comprehensive medical care' For Sale says, that he "decided to buck Two be'oomi, 1 bath, will to wall for all the family, income And the tide" of popularity of 01 car peting, drapes, central heat Investment Property And further, he is one of speciali ties and to choose and air. Fully equipped with dish. washer. Calf Mrs. Rutherford 332. many new young doctors, and ly practice. He dismissed one 47-Real Estate Wanted 105$. nui'ses, who are choosing to set professor's objection that up practice in small towns and "you're too good (or that." SAPIDLEW000 VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. rural areas, where good rnedilie's no'. alone, About )per5 SANFORD, 373-7170 Miscel la neous cine has long be en in short supcent of graduating medical stuFor S'le ply. 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apart ments dents their MD deees in Furnished or Unfurnlshed. 60' Marc Babitz is part of ii hand, now are applying for Si-Household Goode swimmIng pool. 1770 S. Orlando movement away from strict family practice training, and 52-Appliances Dr. 323 7920. r,,,.$, or sun more nave primary care or Radio 2nd floor rear. 3 room apt. pediatrics or opthalmo1oiy, community medicine as caer 54-Garage Rummage Sales 1st and last month required that has been main attraction goals, says one }!rvard Uni- 55-Beats & Marine 3327760 ior medical school gradaL's, versity specialist, me Eciulp nt He knows, Marc Babitz says, 54-Camping Equipment FRANKLIN ARMS that he won't ma ke the iTlOfle)' Si-Sports Equipment that su per specialists COIn$4-Bicycles I Notice triand. But he is interested In Apartments v S-Mvsical Merchandise caring (or the whole f)C1•S0fl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 60-Oftic, Equipme nt and In considenng w •e "Quiet Elegance" EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. And Supplies family as the patient.” CUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR hAlLI • I 6ii..ing ,.era But Dr. Babif.z will have the SEMINOLE COUNTY You've sear ched for the ultimate •'r PROBATE DIVIIIO N fflSuge Oi vying ,u,OWfl 85 a PRORATE NO in apartmen t living, you'll find it 62-Lawn and Garden 74-1*7. : At Franklin Arms Conveniently specialist, becom in g a diplo. in Estate 63-Machinery and Toots located just t*o blocks welt of 17 mate of the American Board of ROBERT WILLIAM IVEY, fl, between Fairway Plaza and 64-Equipmen t for Rent decea Family Practice, if he passes Seminole High School TO CRECI TORS Sed NOTICE 65-Pets and Supplies strict CXaZI 1.tIU;s. lie will Ic- To All Creditors 4 U-Hoi One Bedroom $150 main 'i diplornate if he keeps Claims or Demands Against 7-Llvestock ard Pou ltry passtngtestsrequiredeverysjx You are hereby notified and Two Bedroom 47A-Feed $185 years to assure he is maintain- requir ed to presentany claims and Citmands Ing his com petence and knowl*hih you mor have U-Wanted to Buy Six Mon th 's Lease 'oairtst the eState Of ROBE RT edge. 69-Starips . Coins '.'ilI I Pi'.' V[ Y drt,trrJ Masonry Construction J'C L4 F i -i' yCr fiwul pr.e. 70-.-Swip and Trade Central Heal & Air Lice became the 20th specialty Clerk CI the CIt(vit Court. and IiI'i 71-Antu,s Wall-to-Wall Shag san,e itt duolucale and as approved by the American ifl Dishwasher & Disposal 72-Aaclkn 733 $6, FtOd Medical Association. Th us tar, Statut es. n t heir ot(es in the Pool & Clubhouse nearly 6, doctors have )e- County COvrlhov in Seminot, 10 10110 Transportation Laundry Facility .1' COuNty, lOr.da, wIthin fOur come w59omalCt . r Calendar months from the t*rne of 60 I 7S-C.mp.r$ Travel psvtice. They are am'mg 3k," the I irtS pLA3ItCifgfl 10-1 fereof, Or the Trailers ADULTS ONLY 000 members IL'4ed by the tame witi be barred I!*,: PETS CONSIDERED r. ' 7 'Ifd.,t Sanford u epa rs Flor,a. tP4 ?Stn American caderny 0. ralnu) - t 1974 Parts Accsnorjss Physicians (AAFPi. There are F lvf'i, 77-Junk Cars Removed 323- 6650 fOtninislr4tor 52,000 general practitioners in the country and 330,000 licensed Alfcmry for Larry IF vey 1120 Florida Ave. physicians, including ipedalind Tr i'rs 3736, I. C'ty r ' ist, in lnl rv;tr chers, those 8-s--Autos fcr Sale 4 I i I Sanford, Fla. in mthtar, and thor senmces. Il-Aviation '.'.i-. I THIS IS IT - the home you've bec'r looking for in on exclusive area - L)eITOna Anxious owner willing to room, built in bookcases in den that can be used for tPl,it 3rd bedrorn with 7 batt d),',n, Plu' ClOtin') 'ç) %10 salary and au'omobile DON the 628-2162 -I a yt I) BROKER - "_,ij , I ,4 GOOD LOCATION.Three bedroom, Ii ba th Split plan, wall to will carpet, kitchen equipped, l,srge pantry. $73,900, .1 PLENTY OF ROOM- Three bedroom, 2 bath, large family room, laundry roo m, extra wor k room, fenced, well la nd sca ped, $17.500 - .- ST. JOHN'S R E ALTY BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Days. 372 6173 I bath, wall to wall carpet, equipped kitchen, garage, well kept lawn, S71.903 - q 411 ."LTOR 332-7)32 - a*0 rij ______ Realtor Garage-Rummage -- • • - OR 831-9993, THE )Wr,O REALTOR 372 2111 After Mrs -327 975* 322 3991 and 372 0*u LOCH ARBOR- Walk to golf courme, putter In 71*37' shop. Enjoy 3 bedroom, 2 bath CS on 2 lots Large family room and kitchen, fireplace, central heat and air, wall to wall carpet By owner. 377 73)0. UNFURNISHED W.W SHAG CARPET DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL 43 * They're Hot!" * 1.2 BEDROOMS I ur'ds nay be ,.ut oft -n July New "outet in a rural area No don,, CABLEVISION AVAILABLE IN ALL APARTMENTS psynuent monthly payments en man rent Government Subid:td 'n Qualilied buyers Call to See ,'-u aalify'' M UNSWORTH REALTY 103W 1st St 32) 6061, )2) 0517. 322 9120 I SEMINOLE COUNTY ' I Sandlewood 9' Willas -i ' 3 Lines - 6 Days THE HERALD 4LInes - - 6Days . 84° 5 Lines - 6 Days . 105° 1 I . I I - ______________ _ It CLIFF JORDAN (305.373.7870 32.787 1 I I 322-2611 Airport Blvd. Sanford 6° We speciati in htlping you pvr thaw your own home There are many 2 and I bedroom homes on the market now for less than 5)000 (Jo wn Want more information' C,ill Vickie flake'r. Assc'c,a,e ___ *' 110 W. * SHORT ON CASH?* Rental Apartment Homes ? I I CASSELBERRY AREA It 1 I SpCiitl sales Why not live In Sanford's finest established residential area? .. , L , irrv - ort 1. I 111, Situated On Built 11 44 Farms and Groves - ----- --- ,, Sanford, Fla, . I9 10 T O5OtId uiw.. Lmouxe 4 coor. 7 tone red and white vinyl fop. ar conditioned, radio. I speed. 26.000 mIes, $1153. Call Don Pope, 372 1651, Dealer VW Super StatIc, soft yellow, Conditioned, automatic Stick Shift, radio, only 26.000m;Ies. Like air new "_"•"7 Call Ci4iCIfl 322 16_SE Dealer. 71 VW Air Conditioner, AM F?.i radio, new tires Good condition 373 1350 or 373 7196, ask for Don Full l'ne'GE Appliances Sanford Electric Compan IS?? Park Drive, 372 1567 COUNTRY LIVING s Approximately acres mowed bahia, fenced, near Lake Jessup, completely furnished 2 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home with extra 12*20' family room Neat and clean. Call Joan Carter, Assoc.. to show you, 3)0 5300 830.5500 Realtors Rikes, Bikes, Bikes - Ideal Ioc,ationfor prndeSStonOl site or multipli family dwelling Con venient to I I or downtown San ford, Minimum down with holding balance. For additional information. call $30 5300 and ask for Shirley Bennett, ASSOC owner - -.. o er& ts Gilman tOt R If, -64 Pi,',-ç'. 'C Real Estate Wanted iIt'i.tJ ("e(uti;e type home 'x'drooms, formal dining room. iSO.000 price range Payton Realty )fl 1301 2610 Hiawatha Ave CaliFor 372-3103 John's Fix 't DurinQweekafter 172 123) IN Burglar Alarms New For HOmeS& Bi.rs'nesses F ree Estimates, 373 6262 ----------- --------- Truck Rentals Y [El" ut, 1 7 ç E(ci-ol ii.' • .s-'s 0 rse' 1 1 caw 32) 5)tC '- 372 5757 - Male Bassett Hound, needs love & attention, and room to play. Fret' to good home 373 0612. JAPI'['cTRY a home? i' -fli,a s' ptc tanks fill dr? driveways All kinds of digq'ng 1779117 or 373 3933 L0 oneot our friendly ad visors ,Cu wr'cd ,ol,' (l,ii 32. ,'tO 1 -p P11 -lei ' II ,-, - — ,irçi" Cme & J,in,t,,,,,i i fir EV One F'rt' nc jv<irs ail, 153) 0631 ,' - Free e I needs' Serve ' a purpose again when yOU Sell them .i.itpt ,, cIa-'.s,tied ad Irom the iI."rald t.k'Iay' LAWN MOWING SERVICE MOW, EDGE. LIGHT HAULING 322 1597 ('all us today' Don 001 377 7611 or Ill , ost wart IL ,c,r Just _.iO Well Dnlling Paalntlng inting CARPET CLEANING Any living room, dining room,, ball $39 93, 362 1391 FLOOR SPECIALISTS PAUL SLAT ER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Lic nsed Residential, Commercial Free estimates Ph 3726173 Don't lawn Service 1130991 __________________________________ Concrete Arbor 1r,lctc,s .''O!. ___________ Carpet Cleaning on's COncrete & Masonry I Yard Clean Up. trim, and mowing service Ca ll U5 ANYTIME 3231066 - 'i'-r p Wall Papering -- Free Kittens .'4HOA s.,on t tbrn away useful idle I tems Sell them Qucki'y *ith ., Herald Want Ad by caIing 37; 2611 and ask r.g for a f"end!, Ad, Set - LawnServke n' t'rior Trim, Panting. CLttorn Carpentry NO job too Small Licensed & Bonded. 173 3477 - - - Cabco Clearing and C'Cãv at ing equipment Full line insured Reasonable rates. 571 1151 Carpentry r, , C&A Backhoe Service 1) 'u-b-9 stopped up, pusr monrr wOnt %trt Get the s,.r,,' need from cIass,led .ijs Pets and Supplies •, A&A CLLA'cS ALL Pretsurt' Cleaning, Floor Waincj W indows 123 CbS ' Land Clearing Burglar Alarms DEEP STEAM Looking for ADDITIONS & REMODELING CALL BILL Off I 123 3374 Lake Mar'y323 0111 _ ______________________________ VINCENT Rent - 65 17 Equipment for filut' Lutre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE 830 5500 -, Musical Merchandise o R b - IPit re ne, t'r n- is ,, bcttrr lime t h a n "ow to use a classified ,ici n the Herald Stop i-"(uSes Dat i?: till r P.31 9?) SANFORD ZONED RMOI SPRlN CLEAhiNG Impac Wa'.i' 3, wJ,','ri E'ter-of wallS, ease.. ir't-,..,,, & rooli Rerrr mud dObbers . webs 3720397 .'.-,':'. Reduce your electric bill with Complete ceiling & watt insulation' rreeestimates Ashton Insulation (904) 769 3710 making PIANO BARGAIN Wanted reliable party to take up small monthly paymenl% lovely like new small Piano, For im mediate Information write or call collect Joe Anders. Credit Mgr 305 311 1251 Keller MUSIC Co p Box 873. Orlando — Pressure Cleaning p , tchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Sinks Installation ,l.aIable Bud Cabelt 372 8C52 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 377 1334, "Lake Mary' - Bookkeeping —.---- 59 PET REST Itch Boarding&Groomng Ph 3fl.407 ______________________ MASTERPIECE ALUMINUP Reptacen.ent wfldowt, Carports Screen EncloSuret, Gutters Awnings, Siding Free estimates Ph 675 7526 TOWER S BEAUTY SALON Ilormerly Hitrrett's Beauty Nook) $19 E Pine. 372 3712 All sizes and maclets, 10 speeds, 5 speeds, and standard bikes now Longwood available at Firestone Store Call 3720711 Income and — Investment Property - Beauty Care Bicycles Roberts & Gilman Pet Care - .i' 1961 Sllverton Cruiser, 77', flying bridge, dual controls, with 1972 Chrysler 250 HP marine engine, 51,500. Call between 9 and 5, 559 9)10 58 Home improvements CENTRAL HEAT & AIR Sales. Sri, v.c:e & ln$'011Ot,ori Free Es!'n'ale Pr' ole 2526 ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17 97 3725961 .'.t i. '., I'.,' i',, Panting and Wallpapering N o job tb Small Quality w orkmah.p rn Pi 323 1379 or 373 V39 Looking br a high quality bargain' Look to Classified anytime read today's (tastitiads ., ;; ED It .7'j' . .. -, We repair and e'. 5TlP4( MACn '.t SUPPLY , 701W 7na31 j; s.iu in cost, high ri that's CtaSsiliCj ads reaa and use them' resu;tS. t'ltirPdltiS Flocrs,pat.os&dr.,t-s Ftrck es s'c-nr planters Patch and rt'(,j.' ni 'k !'.'S 1l1 — Glass-Minors - Country Club, Appnt. cONSTRU ON Inc. W. 25th .rr,1 '71 Used School Bus, excellent means of transporting large groups. 11175 Call Whitey Eckstein. 337.1651 Dealer. - Appaes I' h. A 144 sic GL ,\ S & PAINT (U a t,,,' hi 0. 1. 1 With Pride By :. iii Trailers - Central Heat 8. Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, a? SEARS in Sanford 372 I??) Cyprel.s Row Boats, used, half price $100 each First come. f i rst served Osteen Bridge 372 3375 - I '.- 64 Austin Mealy Sprite and '67 Datsun Make offer for 1 or bot h 373 5713, Warren. 197? , Datsun pick up, radio, air, camper top, tell to best offer. 323 -., after Air Conditionkig 16' Cabin Cruiser Boat, Motor, and Trailer 5900. 3236531 Large Wooded Lots Near The , Trucks 61.5 141,, Mazda RX3 wagon .'cgaoe rack tnm ' ean. New lag ,000ô,,2 A [Jirectory Ot Experts Ready To Serve You! at HOMES OF DISTINCTION I 19 Campers '' '04 )9745utukjTMl?5,550Q 3 Pad Bike Trailer, 5100 372 5653 u,ec,ai sales Out of anything of vale 200 French Ave. 3737340 Sanfoqd,FIa , Of Loch Mo% ,, I? 97M' 1977 1914 Yamaha, RD 230. like new. 1400 rrii, 5550 372 0575 pi,,y, sell. consign, appraise, or mah , ads) COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 94 - -, (watch '-, &Sthru'7dModeIs Honda 500-real low mileage S1.000 also 'ii Bridgestone 1C0-. %liO 3236531 ______________________________ Plus . "-"-"-"-'----'- 12 use ,,,,, Auctioneering Service Moving? - . I)) 6277 REALTOR 1 ,,,,.,.,,,• . Ant, • '' - Attention Mec fcT16'CO6ia wit I" 60 HP Mercruisers l.O.'s. Canvass, compass. Boat in very good condition. Engines need pulling and cleaning. No trider. $1,125. See Port of Sanford, 3735750 Two acre wooded tracts Pineway Road. Beautiful Homesite Terry Realty, 671 0711 16 HEATED POOL 1 ,,,, SUMMER SPECIALS: awnings air Conditioners welding hitchCs oil change and tune ups. SOUTHERN RV SERVICES, 323 9020. Lots and Acreage "Get 'Em WhiI RECREATIONAL BUILDING I Buys -- I - , Travel Trailers Boats & Marine Equipment S5 3 bedroom mobile home with air conditioner arid 150 gallon Septic tank. 3230110 Inc CLOTHES WASHER, DRYER I ('r,-,j Mustsell 1973 Yaniahasct'C" Immaculalecondition 373601' PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TVs, * $50 Down Moto Itnuranc BLAIR AGENCY ,.. Sanford Auction furniture and arphanCeS Mustang city 7709. Mobile home Barv Repossess ion s 15 to chXse Iron, all 237) Dealer Jim Hunt Realty I MARKETPLACE OF __ * '°' CO 125, 1775. Both In ex ceilent condition. 1230 5 7. - 17x44' ATLAS- Extra Clean c,-iJ, vui,i 365 5936 SANFORD- 3 bedroom block home. Has everything. Large lot, tren 3222621 , , .. -.r,4,.`,. I - 1970 VW Beetle, blue met allic p .',- arranty, $1195 Call Dnn )22 1651 Dealer _____________________________ l989 Chevy Caprice, 4 door harwci if conditioning, good Clean car 51795 Call Don Pope 322 1651 Dealer Carporl Sale- playpen, Stroller, women's clothing-sIze 12, small bicycle, record player pla'et' and misc. 7009 Adams Ave, San. 372 , .i4iS'l ill -- ' 372 13*5. CarportSale -Furnittjre 3106 Sanford Ave. 3276764 ' Mobile Homes -. IN City, cb I br .2 be central heat air, dishwasher, disposal, largo family room, drapes, w w carpet, deep well & sprinkler System, near public 3. private schools, 537,000 By owner. 327 14)). it O%Y)~ '' 3 $ 11 I I - standard Shift. Sales $31 7167 OVIEDO )p Motorcycles - 1f69 honda 330 CC Like New New Motor, Cheap 3235966 __________________________ Auction Is Ranges, Hotpoint and Tappan. orlced rlaht. Financina available With no down payment. Dick's Appliances 377 7651111. RETIREES DREAM 1971 Flamingo 2 Bbrm., set upon lake, skirting Take up payments or pay nIt, h, l'3 0150 Dealer - CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 6614791 DeBary 3 ' _____ R "i We Succeed." Fern Park 32 , .,,. Appliances Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Sanford 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cen air, wall to wall shag On largt orner lot. 523,30) 323 $174 after I . O11161, of % - , new tag & inspection WS 1-r- "'''''''", TAKE A CLOSER LOOk... ,, 1111 1967 Mustang, 6 Cyl Junk Cars Removed 18 siqnments welcome East of I Ion SR 15. II you have anything to sell consign, (all STAN at 372-9719 INTERSTATE AUCTION - "We Don't Stop 211 N. Oak, Sanford 3flhlll day. 32]O4ljeve BROKER ASSOCIATE HUFFMAPl REALTY Al Pill, Jenny Clark. A$ in 1591or3fl $353 I -- " 'I It _.__ s '' 5146 71, Need not Quality ; - - Maki today classified ad day Place one, to buy, sell or rent. Call 322 2811 or $31 999). e - EATONVILLE__ By Owner. 3 bedroom, spacious paneled family room Carpeted, custom drapes, air, back yard fenced. Near ex. pressway and schools: 615 2117, 17 PUBLIC AUCTION. i, & ,clav I pm Con mattress Excellent condition %Ao Every Wedrw, 3 Iron WITH transmission, low mileage, S1995 Call Ehite'f Eckstein 172 1651 Dealer 17 Volt Batteries 111 95 PU EL'S BODY SHOP 1 Irj9 San'cii-d A'ri,' __ /1 CARRIAGE HILL - — — Need a four bedroom home? Check KENMORE WASHER, parts. 9i.s one out, 11*15' master service, used machines. bedroom (playroom. This MOONEY APPLIANCES 371.0697 SOOCiOuS home wa h..hii • -FREEZE S - 30 day Ou.i..,lee growing family in mind Priced In Wayne's Quality Furniture, 1200 the 530s for fast Sale. French Ave 3736110 - JOHN SAULS AGENCY 373 3771 Household Goods 51 1977 Pinto Hatchback Runabout , ai r conditioning, automatic — - - _____ - _____ AutoR Rep airs Part s. Accessories /6 4fi(J fl (ertiliedhoht trailer, 5)400 c.r tWJp for farm tractor and pmt 323 lOiS. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL- TRADE ill 315 E First St 377 5677 52 JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. 322 6457 322-7111 327 payment _____ t'b0ed unwanted junA cars .,uIed away Your cost, SIC 7S 69I ,tr-,-tmC Swap and Trade j4 Oria,-d.j j.; Um!'' 3 Bedroom, l bath almost home. Carpeted and C. H. Monthly HALL REALTY BA7H 10 1917 MG Midget, racey orange, blur inferior, black top, radals, read -i ti) ride, 26 MPG, 5)973 Deflary, ____________________ 6636131 1961 VW Camper, fully equipped. excellent Condition Must see to appreciate $1195 Call Don Pope, 377 1651_Dealer - #-_ 7% Mortgage z I i__ !,uitC ?0 The Greater Mall P L AL TOPS, Casselberry, 5)0 16M ALMOST NEW- Three bedroom, PHONE AND CALL 322-2611 r.t 37) 7641 l ariman n I'ealt'y,Inc. BEST BUY- Two bedroom, i' Oath frame, furnished, a must to 511 500, HOP TO THE NEAREST a -'- --------- RUN WITH ODDS AND ENE 9 z - Ha l ma MUST ELL- Three bedroom, i' batht, range, refrigerator, carpet, u'ntral heat. Assume 7' pct. mor tgage $73,500 - Pope. 122 16S) Of-Alpf -- Stamps-Coins 1975 Red Books now n Stock SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109 W Itt SI,, 373 1352. 1966 OUts Cutlass 5, 2 door IrcjIoQ. air conditioned. $995 Call Don 122 1651 - Por5ale 1985 Falcon Futura 8 cylinoer txicket seats, automatic Th'4 condition Cheap 323 596.f motor home ' Call Don Pope at — 1171 - „, SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W lit S 3324711 • Autos C onvertible, '70 Pontiac Bonneville, air conditioning. power everything, extra clean. S1195 Call Don Pope, 3 72 1651 Deafer For complete motor ho me sales and service stop hi - FLORIDA ROOM. POOL, and etch 3233666 Screened patio, and central climatecOntrolisnear elementary P.'viflq 4 pc Sectional, like new and one minute from country luh condition, originally 5500 nIl Featuring - beautiful parquet sacrifice, $150 GE portable floors. "oors, ThIS home also has electric washer, 6 mos. old, was 5)00, will sprinkler system and big private take 5130 4 drawer Dresser 31) yard All for 512,5001 Call 029 REALTOR Associate Al Antar. After hours phone 377 6$2a Good used furniture: Vinyl recliner, 545, Dinette 3. 6 chairs. S-ct 'Swivel rocker. 1.30, TabI- & 4 J22242O Anytime ct'airs, dark wood, S75 End "Sanfor d' Sales Leacfer" tables, 5 1 0 each; Des k & ,:hair, Your Multiple Listing Agency 545; Trundle bed, $.10; Double bed complete, $10. Occasional Chart, REALTORS %l0each; Twin beds from 1'23, 2S6SPark Dr bed. $30 KULP DECORATORS, 109W Is? St 3227335 _________________________ "Stop MOSSIE C. BAMAN LARGE, TOO SMALL OR OVA 3 ni THIS BEDROOM, 2 1100 E 25th $t , £AC Department THE HERALD 101, hardwood floors, family room, citrus fret-s. 525.000 with ex cellent terms Pr',,t',, 372 1301 2610 I-f ill ,vbtha at)? 92 person to irculaton schools, Corner TAF F ER REALTY 1 - '._.'-.. JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR C,ormley's E 16, 373 4733 Classified ads are here to help you FREIGHT SALVAGE buy, sell, rent or swap-at a low BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR cost .letushefp you place yours4ppliances air cond. freezers Call 327 261) or $3) 9993 rfr,g step Iaers wire •Ir ,ormly's E 16, Sanford 373 1733 ______________________ wati to wall rarptn central (Ilmittecontrol Phone lacks and other flew home features See It today. Call REALTOR Associate Betty Flamm for deteili. After hours Phone 3276053 2 806 S HWY 17 97 REALTOR 373 ____________________________ See this 3 bedroom Masonry home One block from elementary IDYLIWILDE MISS Sn. Travel Trailers - MAITLAND FLEA MART 'ly Il 92 Open Sat & Sun for 530,900 HALL REALTY 3 Bedroom cement block tnie Near Oiurch, schools, .sr3d shopping VA o FHA financing. 1 not necessary. Apply 67$ SEE THIS circulaflor, ex pe rience desired but IF YOUR PAD IS TOO '. For Sale ___________________________ TWO CARPET. TILE, VINYL. Sales and 70 yrs exp SPAR KLING NEW) BEDROOM. Lowest prices in town Call 676 . 2 BATH in lovely s ection of towi, - REALTOR Seririole MIS Orange 327199) 19195 French Fve 3 72 1)71 37? 1196 37? 75-11 starting Scene The Campers Feed CITY-- NOT ONE BUT and easy living. 145.000 Stemper Realty expenses. Previous _ LOTS FOR SALE-- Want to built a Ideal for homeand hobby or fixit houSe? Why not, on a nice '.rup sosc residential lot in city where there's water and S,ije available 54,600 each Sunday Herald *Excellent JOHN Krider, ASSOC Garneft White, Real Estate ok e r. 101W Commercial San f or d, 377 7331 ____________________________ EXCELLENT AREA RN's and IPH's. Apply in p '-.-.-- ---- 67-A landscaping, paved street, city disposal, portable lypewriler and water, and near the high' school! new encyclopedias. 373 For all the detalls call REALTOR, ASsociate John Mero After hours Moving up north f or ces sat, of delivery & moving company which Phone 373 071) (Be sure to ask about the outstanding financing 'de't 7 trucks. 2 permits arid equipment, Call 904 7*9 37*0 available on these homesf) W - ,iI41U Miscellaneous range. dishwasher, disposal, Used refrigerator, new garbage The Interior 1% superb Living and SP,1(1r)u% home on large corner lot formal dining rooms, huge family Well planned f or entertainment Evening And IV si!)' Stenstro Real4 F1TOR u'n*rrkm DEL TONA 110% I ê it 11 Br , Inc. or Village Real Estate RESIDENTIAL District Manager HOMES ii'(ii,'(i' I."C'V' fli.j"- t,,- ' - 834 ?920 sio,o with trees galore and t e rms, Call Margaret Scott, REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. 323 6353or615 7333 Assoc. 1224991 After hr's 3fl 754$ WE TAKE TRADES 1flROflDA " SO 3 bedroom, )L ba. 3 BR hou — furnished, carpeted, 7 centrI heat & air. Ills S Sum qas furnaces, patio, carport . Will merlin Ave , $OQ dow n and sell at prevailing price 775 7216 assume payments 373 9126 -_________________________ . w S________________________ - Make - SPECIAL BUY _ At The as Furnished Houses Rent Ad - upenina Maronda Home in Deltona is now within the reach of the young working people of the area. well as the older retirees on a fixed income. See - us regard n your purchase a uiuuuuir new 3 bedroom home for no cast down and reduced monthly Payments under the Farmers Home Administration Assistance Plan. — '33 [ Need A New House? bath Unfurnished SAN MO PARKS, 1. 2. 3 Bedroom I 7fledroom Adults Only Pork Avenue Mobile Park 75.15 Park Drive, 3 CIRCULATION _____________________ 2bedroom,kitchefl equlpp, No children 3723156 I bedroom. I bath furnished apart ment. carpet, with air. $130 per mo KULP REALTY. 322233S want - PURIFIED WATER in your home, 68 I'.Iyment required for7 bedrooms, Wanted to Buy hath. 7 l9c a gal Svncoast Ralnsott. New 2 car garage, paneled DREAMWOLD LAKE MARY - - THIS IS YOUR CASH 3 4132 Smyrna Beach, (901) 127 3677 La ke front on big Lake Mary, 3 _iami,y room 904 739 3730 LUCKY DAY! Priced from just - For used furniture, appliances, bedrooms, 7 baths. air, 7 porches, $29.950 to $31,500, you can take Classified ads serve the buying WE WELL HELP YOU tools, etc Buy 1 or 100 1 i t ems your pick of seven 3 and I irport and garage See )d,IY IF YOU WANT TO selling comm unit y Larry's Mart, 715 Sanf or d Ave '00m, 7 bath homes lust BUY OR SELL. everyday read and use them cornpletcdl Features include often Call 377 2611 or 11 9993, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED central heat and air, shag carpet, ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL AND . Top prices Paid. used, any con Herald Call u' xavi DonI delay' Just dial 377 i6ti or 63) 99) TO PlaceyOurlow (Ott wan, - 13l0 HousesforSale SANFORD , Resort Property I Mrs P U tlutdhi%on 372 1055 C,,ii . A - l 19 ~ Allarlic. Daytona Beach 322 2M 41 Housesrje Ave Sanford - Two bedroom, I b a t h furnished house , LAKE MARY large lot with fruit trees Ow ne r Walk to elementary School 3 will finance 671 1160 tdrooms, 2 baths, paneled family 'Don't needs!" ui.,'i,Iroom. it' above pool purpose again wti'n you SPllth,', inhinaculate and lovely 1 Hou,esforSatg Houses'for SANFORD Newl y weds or retirees haven. A little oem 2 Bedrooms, family room, air, carpeting Seller offers terms $17.500 71 Hour Service c 372 . - O'jn front .;),i;1;1(';ts, ? on -— Wednesday, July 24, 1974-58 _______________________ is - Deltona, 904 719 22$0 Orlando, 3054731336 - Le B taa a N Houses for Sate Calibart Real Estate conventional loans. Builder, , For Rent Longwood, 3 bdrms, l'- baths. family room, air, fenc ed yard Small Apt. - Adults Only No pets Alter 6. 327-9501 2 bedr oom-utilities paid Child & pet OK. 5130 per month, $.10 damage deposit. 101 MagnolIa Ave. 372 0231. ._ 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PARK 500 French Ave.. Sanford 373 5200 36 Evening Herald !IIf.I.J NIIAI 11, D 41 , GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 372 l' 0(.i ft. warehouses. Also any sizeI up to 5Ø,f 000 41 - -- 41 ________________ Furnished - 2,000 ft. Deluxe offices with 30G0 ' - - - .1 - _________ For Rent -SoceavauiaIe in Adult Park - ~ -- 3?3()6lorl6? 7373 Mobile Home Lots . DELTONA. 7 Bdrms, clean,neat. $155. IISS.Largeyard. Large yard. No pets. 574-1040 Apartments Rent P.p artn'ent 35 - REASONABLE NEW READY furnished. 1974 Model. Shade trees, private lot. Adults- Call $36 11)9. 1919 S. French Eve 372 7174 kitchen equipped, Central heat and air. Monthly rentals from $147.50. 1505W. 251h St., Sanf or d 31 REALTOR MLS 1 I Bedroom- Furnlihed $110 Per Month 3729147 7 Bedroom Block Home With Deluxe unfurnished duplex apart - tii +i4., _1)9___~_ ;; y OFFICES-SHOP WAREHOUSE - - P,cintcPrnnrIu For Rent 7 Ø'O Mobile Home _____________________________ N o Alcoholic No Pelt. 3fl 6470 bedrooms. cenlal heat & air, DELTONA- Air conditioned, 2 shag carpet, $165 mo.. 12th month bedrooms, Dining Area $115 free. glady Brown Realty. 372 5237 Month or 3321961. 775)365 571.1010 Woman compa nion tolive in nice Trailer-) bedroom. I or 7 mature adults. Utilities paid. Air Cond home in Sanford with m blind By week. No deposit. 323 5695, mother. Salary end board with time of I. Ph. CoIled 904 739 3W aft er 6 p m. Rent Unfurnished Eagl et on. ExperIenc ed Persons for sandwicti prparatlon and making. 330-1311. Houses .. .1 ef . It; 2 Bedroom.) Oath Furnished Water Furnished 3fl 5659 ., - - -~ .~1 :~_ __q 14 MobileHomesRent - . ", ~~ Results Big One bedroom furnished apartment, air conditioned, $175 per ma. ISO . damage deposit 2101 Magnolia $ screened T bedroom trailer with Ave. 323 0430. in porch. No pets. 1. plus $25 __________________________ se 'ily. 373 76 32 . 1-card of Thanks 2-In Memoriam Furnished - ,. ________ I ApartmentsRent ______ 31 Automobile Salesman FOREMAN 21-SituatIons Wanted ____________________________ , • General CABLE ApartmentsRent Unfurnished -- wanted, attractive pay plan, 3-man sales force ply In person Bill Raker Volkswagen, Inc. 3719 S 17 97, Sanf or d. Help Wanted- Ttephn' buried cable experienced only need apply. WINCO CONSTRUCTION CORP. 131 3455 or apply at constructlonoffice, northsideof Hwy. 434. 30 - COMPTOMETER OPERATORImmediate opening available for .n exp comptornetir operator. The person we are looking for must be a H5 graduate and exp. in off ice accounting procedures. The company otters excellent fringe benefits, chance for advancement. good salary and secure future. II interested and qualified, contact Florida Gas CO. P0 Box4.1. Winter Park, Fla., 37769 or phone 644 7210, AN EQUAL OP PORTUNITY EMPLOYER. — HelpWanted For Ad . strafing guaranteed toys and gifts. Off Lake Mary Blvd., 2 bedroom No cath Investment. No eclivecy duple1wltnair.$155mO,plus$l or collecfIng, Compv?or do y our deposit. No pets. 34 paper work. Call Friendly Home Parties. 32) 56. Duplex 2 bedroom, adults only, $150 a mo. Securityd.p. $65. 372 or " 1 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 423 4$17 Write P.O Box 1213 Sanford, Florida IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM ' IN ?OUP FAMILY? AL ANON for faniiRes or friends of problem orinkers. For furiher unformallon c:all 432•4317 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0. Box 553, Sanford, FIa. 12771. Mayor Bradway Jr. I . Average 140 an evening demon Free, 64477 for "We Care""Hotlire". AdiiIt or TecnL - 1 is ________________ ___ : I PEOPLE Use A Classified Small, — . - - .-, H erild _ Look to "Lifestyles" In The Sunday Herald Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7 362 Park Drive 332 $145 Jim Rowe Pest Control 2676 Iroquois Ave S.lnfvrd, 322 7070 I Welding 111111, GENE PAL WELDING TRAILEI)1 REPAIRS 1133900 321 6441 (li5'lt'l jsis c3 a job that ca, 1,r ,s,i, (all 1222611 -i','r'3 ot "- ur -1 , -.. I-,- �6B-Evening Herald Wednesday, July 24, 1974 Legal Notice Legal Notice WOMEN our guarantee has no fine print... £ FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUSNAME Notice '% hereby given that I am NOTICE is hereby given that Iam engaged in business at E. Broad ("gaged in business at 261S North way. Oviedo. Seminole County, Semo.n Blvd., Winter Park. 37719, Florida under the fictitious name of Seminole County, Florida under the FINS, FEATHER, and that I intend fictitious name of eric adam's to register said name with the Clerk Charge Master, and that I Intend to of the Circuit Court, Seminole register said name with the Cierk of County, Florida In accordance with the Circuit Court, Seminole County, the prOvisli of tpe Fictitious Florida in accordance with the Name btalulej. To Wit Section pfovsions of the Fici;;1',)us Name SoS 09 Florida Statutes 19SY Sttijtc's, Te Wit Section $6509 S Stanley Roger Otis FIorda Statute% t57, Publish July 3, 10. Il, 74, 1914 Eric Adams Furniture, DED 16 Inc S By Bernard Kaplan President FICTITOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are PUbIIIZ, July Il, 24, 31, Aug 7, 1974 E1g9ed in business at Ii North 3rd DEDIO St , Winter Springs. Seminole County, FIoi,da under the fiCtitiOut m1}IELD S l OU MUST BE SATISFIED. . . COUNT ON US TO MAKE YOU NAPPYI - 1 1 1 1 111 C, a thZ1 ' famous Dan River oercale sheets stock of decorator lamps 4 1 CA D1111 72x104or boflom fitted twin Conefoam rig. 3.99-Inspiration" print on 25 % off polyester and combed cotton percale. Pink, blue or yellow, our reg. low prices All pole lamps, swag lamps, tabl' lamps, vanity and pin-up lamps. Save 25% on each one. ' polyurethane ç ' 81*104, or bottom fitted full, rig. 5.39 ............................. 42*36 pillowcases, rag. 3.49 ...... pkg. of 2 for 2.88. m 3. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND BUDGET A. Balance of Beginning of Year B Anticipated Receipts State Funds Local Funds TOTAL -AL B C. Proposed Expenditures Balances and Reserves at End of Year TOTAL-C 4. CONTRACTED PROGRAM FUND BUDGET A. Balance's on hand BeginnIng of Year B Anticipated Receipts Federal Funds State Funds Local Funds 'TOTAL - Al a C. Proposed Expenditures - ". 4 I L 1. 0 I 5 i 11 Instructional Salaries ;U I t 11 . -.2f!5 reg. 3.49.a.-While, cut' ,. foam, poJybaged. -. - . 2Zx22x2 cushion 2 for $3 22x22z4 cushion 2 for $5 twin topp#r ....... 2 for $3 lull topper ....... ..2 for $4 '-' 0. 23.571,205.07 1,097,244,00 34.300.201.12 61 I.' - 1,81,951,00 11,133,010.93 34.300.20112 I . 1,193,971.39 521,233 50 . 31016,076-21 0 88 hand tow.ft.Jr wash cloths _3P 615.00000 719547.00 16.420,13 Roml on cotton terry. Slight knperlection win not affect wea? 1.573,5690g 3016,176.21 3191491,11 3.311341 91 11173113$5.13 plump quilted plumply filled acetate spreads in lots of prints or solids. A great buyl JULY 28.27 6. Non-allergenic polyester fiberfill, corded floral cover. 2127" $120 .til;flo*l , ',l., at Semnote County. FIord Attt. Wm P Layer superin"OrAMV0 of Schools & E& 0#1160 Etc retdry to 11167 Pf Board PubliSh. July 21. 1976 DEC 113 "i 3-SPEED RECORD CHANGER _______ rig. 1.10. Orlon* Sayelie, 4-ply in many great colors. 20*30" rig. 2.49 1.97 22*40" rig. 3.49 2.97 Stephen - It. Miss Mar' Ellen San Duyne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Duyne of ________________ -1 !J II I TWO 17 x 11"x5li'l TAPE PLAYER WOODEN SPEAKERS ___ ___ T.l. -'7 ' J HANDSOME ROLL-A-BOUT COMPONENT STAND - • 7 p.111. -•-' 9 45 RPM adopfc, /r. Mr " .. . ,'. GOOD THINGS COME FROM GOODYEAR GoEe AM/FM . . A PORTABLE RADIO ALL directed by Mrs Richard fiberfill flat I mattress pads WiihibI'.-twi n polyester pads with anchor bands. Slight site Imperfections. 2o96" David. North-South winners were. Mr. and hirs. Franklin Hudson in first place; Mrs. Eugene Illackett and Mrs. Raymbrid Slurphy, tied with Mr. and Mrs. second and Mrs. Herman Schwartz, third place. East-west winners Mr. and 0 Automatic twitch from battery power to AC current when plugged into outlet o Handsome, textured cabinet 0 SuRI-in AFC on FM $ JUIICS Claghorn for Full size....j.96 Mrs. F'verett lienne, first place; W. and INIrs. George CREDIT CARD * WINTER PARK 501 ORLANDO AVE. OPEN DAILY lOAM. IOPM. OPEN SUN. 11AM. 7P.M. FFTEREJ RADIO T UNER 1 • _____ - PlaY at LMIR * ORLANDO HEANDON PLAZA OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. 10 P.M. OPEN SUN. IIA.M.7p.u: I 211 Scott Ave.. Sanford, has Adams of b"n named to Dean's Ust at "_.. 't1; Mrs. Wtllin Beard and ORLANDO PAR ICW000 PLAZA OPEN DAILY 9A.M. 10 P.M. OPEN SUN. I1A.M.7P.M. • 95 I)El,TONA..,. There were II iSfduph"ebrigein 38"I TINTED DUST COVER ____ DANCE MAJOR Bridge Winners DISTRICT SCHOOL BOAROOc By: Davie Sims Chairman. District School board , "Long Live the King," Winter Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Alt.amonte Springs achieved a University of South Florida, Park Mall 11 a.m,, 1 3, 4 and 7 perfect 4.0 score for all classes ishere she is majoring in AUG. l ffountain p.m. in tain arCa. ' andLsont,hehonorrollat Douce. She is a former Sunshine Kiwanis Club, University of South Florida at member of the Ballet Guild JULY 27 Cavalier Motor Inn, 7 a.m. Tampa. of Sanford. Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 p.m. Sanford Al Anon Family Group, holy Cross Episcopal 1199 4-az. Sayelle 'h.s County for the ensuing year SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA -_-. I ___________ '\ 68C PE COMPONENT SET le I.I(lies bed pillows reversible 1 02"xl 38" braided rug (.5. 49.0. Nylon & other fiLers with heavy tubular construction. Many YEA Florida State Elks Vice President Charles F. Whalen Official visit to Sanford Mks Lodge 1241, 8 p.m. polyester 4iTi knitting yam A SERVICE STORES in. was among those re cently lacvd on the Dean's List. Fairlanes, Indian Hills. A ll Eddie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. members welcome. TM Newsom of 100 Colomba Rd., DeBary. AUG. 1 Alcohollci Anonymous, open Church Parish House, 400 37,151 31 701 25 Associallo13 FTU students will perfo MI meeting, Holy Cross Epismpal sceries from musical comedy, Church, Parish House, 400 ' reg. 11.99. In. cludes lId cover, tank & top cnver. r,r,tour & area rug. --_. 366,243.4$ 366.213 45 - JUL Sunshine Kiwanis Club, Cavalier Motor Inn, 7 a.m. iwln or lull slz 8 0 •0. 40 4 GO.-O " ERE stallation of officers, 7 p.m bedspreads 88 TOTAL -C Bowling -j bath set 366,243.40 321.317.59 fantastic throw style .5-pc. 14.731.31513 '. N I Charge it! 11.599,34 1132,043 41 created in the fashion ,j Christian Women's Outreach, but they will f or meetings,110ly Cross Episcopal 9:30 a.m., Sanford Chamber of reawro and not what women Church, Parish House, 400 Commerce; speaker, Anne will wear. Magnolia Ave., 8.9 p.m. "Whatever comes will be an White. Open to pubbe. adaptation of the past," says Wadiaeff. "Just about SISTER Ifle-, luncheon JULY 29 ev erything that can be meeting, noon, Cavalier AkohoUes Anonymous closed Restaurant. Prospective meeting, Holy Cross E*copal physically done with a woman's members welcome. Cnurch Parish House 400 hWr has been done, includ'Ing shaving her ba ld " Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. JULY 31 i," II Senior Citizen dinner dance,6 Sanfo rd Kiwanis Club, noon, s.oiiege ews P.m.. Altamonte Springs Civic Civic Center. Center. Reservations by July' 22 Eddie Odell Newsom, a through Project GREATEST or , student at William Carey' Seminole County Women ,s con county senior citizen clubs. i Hattiesburg, Mis. bath towels JULY 27 Alcoholics Anonymous, open . famous 619,731 02 6511994.00 ? Hostesses and guests (left to right) Mary Martindill, Jeanne See, Patricia See, Beverly Brown and Eileen Serraes. always will be dramatic styles 10. Other Expense 8 Reserves tmnd toward softness, rather than any one hairstyle -. emerging. He says there Jully 25 Complete detuits Of each separate PIT? 04 the KhOOI budgets sum ma,$t,d above' are on file and are avilfable for public inspection at the Office of the County Superintendent of Schools at Sanford ant will also be available for such public hearing together with all supporting s1at,men, and information. All mlli-flIed persons are Cordi,tlly mylted to participate in thts public hearing and to discuss the school program and budgets for c person and riot just a mass of hair with each hair in place. 6'S S MILLAGES TO BE LEVIED Tht- mllage to Pc l,ved on the 1974 a'rrnt roll to prodore neess.ary revenues tO( htse budgets trr the ensuing fiscal year are. A. District No. I Tax Levy - Board •OM B District No. I Tax Levy - Voted I OOM C. District No. I fntzresf & Sinking F,nd - 801M P ' ? £ttfl £ foam pillow 'a . .EI ' 3671,75275 .' ' CALENDAR C. Proposed Expenditures TOTAL-CAD , ower kPI '1 - I Bonds Interest Omit. 0. Anticipated Reserves and Balances at End of Year ) - our entire 1 TOTAL-A 8 B For Hair By CAROLYN COIL Copley News Service r no-iron print GRADES k.12 2. DEBT SERVICE FUND BUDGET A. Balances on hand Beginning of Year: State Funds Local Funds B Anticipated Receipts State Funds Local Funds ' :. .. HOLLYWOOD_Forget A ._S% what's fashionable and be DEAR POLLY -. My Pet Peeve is with the Big Three au. original, says nair stylist r tomoblie companies who still try to cram big cars down Daniel Wadiaeff, known throats. We hav e bought the same make medium-sized car for 640. . 45 professionally as Monsieur : .' , ' 'i .• years but now if you want a full-size car the length is so great that Daniel. ,, • you cannot get it in or out of a tight garage. I feel strongly that You can have the most up-to. . , ,. manufacturers should stick to the same 122-Inch wheelbase but date hairstyle of the year, but if ' 111111k.' ' '' . cut off about a foot from the over-all length. The wheelbase is i doesn't go with your body, it -. what makes a car ride like a pullman. When shortened it is IIkC will detract from you ap- ' I riding a m otorcycle, pearance, says Wa!iaeff. PANTRY SHOWER HONORS COUPLE I think this is why the companies are losing business, I have Blow cuts are great, he switched even though I inn a stockholder In one of the Big Three, i says. "But I don't think they're Mclode-e Skating Rink was the scene of a pantry shower for Judy Temple and Chuck Best shown feel they do not listen to the public's demands, - MR.V.IIJ,, good for everyone." sA lth hostesces from left, Wilds I'rfne, Miss Temple, Best, Ruth Bennett, and Marie Onilk, DEAR POLL'S' -I had the same problem as Barbara has with Th e sty list is opposed to using the loose backing on ready. made bedspreads. I solved it by using heavy sprays and lacquer to an old sheet that had bcen washed many times, so no shrinkage keep hair in place, problems, and sewing it over the fiberfill backing. A permanently Ii .1. "I think a woman should look I e a r ic i a :#)ee Uiven Sh pressed sheet could be used and might be best but should be natural," says Wadiaeff. "I like washed before sewing to the back of the spread just to be sure. I to see hair move Individually only sewed mine so it covered th e fi berfill and not th Miss Patricia See, bride-elect gift from the hostesses. They e draped and not as a block. I hate to run Others attending included, sides 4, hope . of pa Barbara an i ld Broikrn, was Com- also presented corsages to both the honoree's grandmother,the UI 11 th ROBERTA. hair and come out with piimen,eu s . a l ingerie mothers, Mrs. Jeanne See and Missec.Iill Stokes, Sandy Nicks, P()I.LY -Few women who sew are lucky enough to find blisters." o DEAR ers, too, shower at the Serraes home, 119 M rs. BI' Brown. patterns that fit without some alterations. When using a pattern Refreshments of punch, cake Laurie Brown, Linda See, Terry lie says he sees a lot of dry, Woodland Ave. Hostesses were mint,; t See, Be h Duggar and Mrs. brownies potato chipsfrom that needs some changes! write on the pattern exactly how much sun-bleached hair that needs Eileen Serraes and Mary and nuts were served a Brenda Bro.vn. and where it was changed. I am saved a lot of ripping when usingcare and treatment. Martindtll. the pattern a second time and the job is much easier, too. The wedding is planned for table overlaid with a green lace Wadiaeff says he's seer a lot BETTY C. Miss See was attired in a long clo th and adorned with a low Aug. 3 at 2p.m. in th e Ch urch of DF..AR POLLY -To get all the mascara out of a tube bend the of frosted hair that is overdone, pale green dress, corn- floral arrangement, bells and a the Nativity, 603 West SR 477, "It should be veryinstead subtle,ofplemented by a daisy corsage a tiny wedding couple brush end slightly. Then when it is inserted and turned it is coated more Lake Mary. of highlighting ' I with the mascara left on the sides of the tube. This tilted end one piece of hair blonde and one I I we mascara. i....iia, u a lso it e asier oappy I • 'iAIso • piece brown," utOWfl, lie says. DEAR P01 LV - Never throw away unuseable panty hose, there is still some very heavy There are so many uses for them. I cut the elastic off and use it in makeup being worn. It should skirts and slacks. I also cut out two-Inch wide circles that I stitch be soft, almost transparent." on shorts or pajamas when they have stretched out. Stretch the Waijlaeff, who was born and .: .- 4.. panty hose circles as you stitch. The leg portion can be used to raised in France, came to the 4'. stain pa int or varnish. If you have a broo m that is losing its shape \ United States to study to be a . double the leg over the broom after cutting off the foot. The legs surgeon. But 16 years ago, he " also can be cut up to make nice knitted or crocheted rugs. - changed his mind and went to , ALICE. r' beauty school instead. Ilk lie says thata woman should be concerned with her whole ANNUAL SCHOOL BUDGET TOTAL-C BYFANNETTEEDWARDS will be furnished by "The lamplighters". herald Correspondent Local delegates elected to DELTONA-Mrs. Matilda attend the National Convenlion Deltona a of the VFW in Chicago Aug. 16Rodrigues of he Deltona, 23 were Ifelen Bacon and member of Josephine Thomas. Veterans of Foreign Wars next regular meeting of Auxiliary 10096, was presented the Unit will be held on Aug. 8 at with a special citation from 7:30 p.m. in the Community District0 , or her en outstanding work dwfng the past year on the Voice of Democracy program. The presentation was made by Mrs. Carolyn DeVary, president of the Unit, at the June meeting. The Auxiliary is llann1ti' to -ponsor a dance Sept. ' 7in the Deltona ommunit Y Center. Mrs. Maria McKeurly outlined te ntative pians for the event and asked for helpers. Music ' Turn Off Buyer DEAR POl,LY - A used refrigerator I bought from a friend like new except for the front, wNch has turned off- white. I hope some reader can tell me how to restore this to its original MHS.R.G. Pursuant to th* provisions of Section 237.12 Florida Statutes. 1971 notice is hereby given that a public hearing shall be held by the District School Board of Seminal, County, Florida on July 31, 1974 at the hour of 7:30 In the SemInole County Court House for the purpose of discussing with the cItizens of the County the proposed school budgets of said County for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1111 and ending junt, 30, 1975. The budgets are summarized as fOliswt: C Proposed E.ptndtt,r, - Instructional Salaries Transportation Other Expenses & Reserves ' / H) POl.Ly ('H,%Mf;It NOTICE OF PUILICHEARINQON SCHOOL BUDGET,, TOTAL -ALE . - ' Wednesday, July 24, 1974-IC Deltona Unit Cited Monster Autos Legal Notice - 1. OPERATING FUND BUDGET Balancesonhand Beginning Of Year: Anticipated Receipts Federal Funds State Fund's Loral Funds Evening Herald POLLY'S POINTERS Natural " '1 p Look best 0 name of AARGEE SERVICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 18TH CENTER and that we intend to JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR register said name with the Clerk of SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA the Circuit Court, Seminole County, CIVIL ACTION NO. 741106.0 Floridain accordance with the In re: the Marriage of proviSions of the Fictitious Name WILLIAM L SHURTER, Statutes, Towel; S9(tIOfl 56509 and Florida Statutes IVS7. PAULINE SHURTER, wife S. Robert A& NOTICE OF PROCEEDING Grace F Derum THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Publish July 17, 74, 31, Aug 7, 1974 PAULINE SHURTER, WHOSE DED 76 RESIDENCE AND MAILING AODRESSARE RF.D. No 3. BOX FICTITIOUSNAME 12$. KINGSTON, NEW YORK. Notice is hereby given that I am 121 engaged 'n business at13W. Hwy. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 434. Longwood, 37750, Seminole that a proceeding for di5SItion of County. Florida under the fictitious marriage has been fjledagainst 'ou, n,ar,ie Of 131 Prc4essonal Center, ,inct ?hr Short title s Ili RE THE and that I intend to rester said MARRIAGE 01- WILLIAM L. name with the Clerk of the Circuit SHURTER, Hustand, and Court, Seminole County, Florida in PAULINE SHURTER, Wile, and accordance with the Provisions Of these presents command you to the Fictitious Name Statutes. TO appear and lilt your Answer or Wit; Section us 09 Florida Statutes other definse or pleading with the 1957 Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for 5 Thomas Kuhn Seminole County. Florida, and serve Publish: July 17. 71, 31, Aug 7, 1971 a copy thereof on Petitioner's at DED IS torney, MACK N. CLEVELAND, JR., Of CLEVELAND 8. MIZE, P.O. Drawer 7, Sanford, Florida, 32771, FICTITIOUS NAME on or before the 19th day of August, Not'ce is hereby given that we are AD., 1974, Otherwise a default will engaged In business at 231 Sherry be entered against you. Ave., Winter Springs 33707. WITNESS my hand and seal of the Semthole County, Florida under the Clerk of the Circuit Court on this fictitious name of SUNSHINE 11th day of July. AD.. 1971. PASSBOOKS, and that we intend to Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. register said name with the Clerk of Clerk of the Circuit Court the Circuit Court, Seminole County, By Elaine RiCharile Florida in accordance with Me Deputy Clerk provisions of the Fictitious Name ISeal) Statutes, ToWit: Section $65.09 Cleveland 8. Mile Florida Statutes 1951 Attorneys for Petitioner P 0. Drawer 7 5: DanIel J. PavIlk Lynn G. Lyons Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish; July 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7, 1971 Publish July 17, 21, 31, Aug 7. 1971 DED79 DED 76 - If anything you purchase doesn't measure up to your expectations, let us know. We'll make every effort to correct what is wrong. If we can't, you'll get a full refund or adjustment. . . without a haute You must be satisfied ... count on us to make ycu happy. * LEESURG 14th STREET U.S. HIGHWAY 27 OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. 10 P.M. OPEN SUN. NOON 7 P.M. Miller, scorid; Mrs. Jerome Patterson . thi r d an d Mrs. t George Merrill and Nflm Betty Kosan, low-tb, ' . . ' . . , -. I Convenient two-way power . '. ! S ' - REHEARSAL DINNEP HELD I'articipants In the wedding of Miss Judy Temple to Charles T. Best, an event of July 20, were en- tertalnO al the bome of his parents Mr. and Airs. Jacob Best at 303 VlhIen Road., Sariford on July lS.Theguestso onorares ov,,n e hostess. 5 30" antenna for FM and Ieuite 'od lot AM, Model P4813 WAYS.70 CHARGE-4-i _1111161111" C"till "Sk vast GOODYEAR .555 SERVICE STORE W. FIRST ST. SANFORD 322-2821 -• A �• -. — — — - •-• -- .•. -- - ----" --__-- . —--?4-i _ '!- -- -• July -- 24, 1974 _________________ 2--EvenjnQ Herald BEETLE __________ BAILEY Mort X TOLD YOU 502! 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STEAKS & SANDWICHES . - --' 1890 WAFFLES & HAM Owned 2401 French Av*. £ Opra?.d By JoPny Canton Ph. 3224711 ________________________________ Sanford House of Steak Holiday Isle Complex 323.1910 Sanford We Still Have Our....... •1 • $ 149 LUNCHEON SPECIAL Served 11:30 am. III 2:30 p.m. - 2O2OFRENCHAVE. (HWY. 17-fl) S TELEPHONE 322.9652 Open Daily 11:00a.m. Toll p.m. Fri. & Sat, p.m. Charcoolftl to Perfocflon - 11 a.m. To 1:00a.m. Sunday 12:00to 10 Now Thru Saturday Choice Rib ENTERT.IIPIMENT NIGHTLY She Lamplight., Lounge - PIZZA SUBS 1110 I GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER ' •LOUNGE OPEN DAILY—INCLUDING !UN. wall 11111111111111M ' M - fj CI ________________ ______ _______ ________ _ ____________ - - Eye STEAK hi SIR'PVG COU&( Reg. SUB O"4%(A5 PL !X $1.15 Reg. 1 .25 CHEESE STEAK Highway 1792 North ,.,,., p.,, _____ _ 99 EAT IN OR TAKE OUT -i SERVED 11A.M. to 7P.M. ___________________________________________ ____ _______________________________________ WHILE THEY - -. LAST FREE WATERMELON WITH EVERY $.3.00 PURCHASEOF PIZZA _______________________________________________ ions 1 838-3255 Bruckner Center Opens In LInz - -.- - ' ilIQ? RRIg( Serving Breakfast Wednada" Bureau of Engraving and "The StandwelLs. Printing to issue a special 10-11 CBS KOJAK Rerun souvenir card in honor of the When 11 million worth occasion, The subject of the morphine is snatched, souvenir card will be a poses as a chemist to tryKoJak and t reproduction of the face of a 110 track down. , Kojak's h un gets hot on the trail, he's Sud. silver certificate, designated as denly stymied by the origi na l Series of 1897. They were owner of the drugs who OrigIflliulyIfltefld ed forissuan lernands police back off from In conjunction with the 11, 1-2 7.11 Lunch 11.2 Dinner 5.10 Dinner Menu Features A Superb Salad Bar Make 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. - and $5 notes of 1896 but were not issued because bills of that denomi nation were not provided Ike w for the Act of Congress ~,f Aug, 15 ' Prints of the souvenir card, Priced at $1 each, may be or- Regul ' __ Now F"turIng 3 pieces of ch'ckn. mothed orJ and biviti poto? P. C. WILLIAMS cote slow GOOD AU DAY HAPPY Value Honey on request proper remittance in mcney or. - - For Your Dancingand Listening P leasure 4-7 P.M. HOUR 2 For 'I * to ANA '71 Card, Bu reau of Called "the Bruckner City," Engravirg and Printing, Wash. LInz will be the site of the an inglon D.C. 20228. Do not send FRIED CHICKEN nual International Bruckner cash, and remember that there Festival. The great hall of the may be a delay of as niwi new Bruckner House will seat six weeks in filling orderOPENDAlLYIIA.M.TtL9:3OPM.FRt&SAT.ILtO.pM tI French Ave. 11 ) 1,420. Two smaller auditoriums Sanford will accommodate 350 and 158 The Federal Republic of (er- --persons. many has tssued a iicv, stamp - £ouggc SaiuLt LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY Complete d,nnei IO,y, new Two Drinks For The Price Of One FREE Hors D'Oeuvres MONDAY.LADIESNIGHT All Drinks For Ladies SOc .1"utm=Sanford Inn i' -- AVI',tf AT I 15 'JAIL OTQci .s JTf 'ia , -'- .- -e C ITT ________________ .- • - ____ Waffle with Bacon. Ham or $ 110 sausage Patties 11711 1ft)I Wsstivri Bil MAI1NU swillsav I .l•b) ' rn r'J : ThIsWeek' s FRiELVIES 4 -- _________________ be killed?, why must this fight mous runaway problem of pfennig adhesive features stark be so long and vicious?' M overpopulation, the U.N. lUll broken ba rs in black and blue. been urging its members to in. Ano th er new stamp from West itlate and promote various any, according to CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST planned parenthood programs World Wide Philatelic Agency AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE - ' ________________________ __ _______ 59 57 0 ______________________________ Coming I Afro Baby Cute Contest I The Lo,IA Kinfolk— - _____ 4 ____ AllSea $2.30 _______ ,'42'e 14' 51 52 ____ •. -- ___ is With The Main Feature "; rechecking the script and, timately, the filming. (HI-way . ,I ii writer submits a brief outline of the proJECted script. They follow through, at evcry stage of the production, checking and ' poser served as organist In the ca thedral f rom 1855 to 1. 42 41 $ I _____ _________ A, At HALF 1 THE OTHER THNU WED. All ) 'HoSumm,,InR.r,,, CIvWy" World Population Year A dered by mail f rom the Bureau center dedicated to Anton of Engraving and Printing for Bruckner has just been opened de li very after Aug , 13. Send rein Linz, the city where the comrn quests, accompanied by the 36 _______ WON SU -j 6:0O&9:OOP.M. oitvt'sa niutit ________________ ________________ - Kersey says the biggest problem he has to face i,cn't sex or language, but violence. B)' SYD KRONISH "I am personally opposed publicizing the woik of "amAP Newsicatures violence," he say "and I am nesty international," an organ- also committed by the The year of 1974 has network been Ization endeavoring to free all to be opp designaled "The World Popu- but prisone osed to It. Each of my rs convict ed of vI Year" by the United Na. lent ac as he reads a script, such as plane hits must ask —'Why must this man acking. The design of the Rerun LINZ, Austr ia (AP ______ ________________ l in e in a scr ipt for Danny Ar- Practices, sa ys that k ind of fold's pilot, "The Life and dicta torial pressure is rare. Times of Capt. Barney Miller," "Itely," he says, "we don't balance is a 50 pf. multicolor com. J 23 , X th e cen- Stamps Commemorate (33) Lost In Space (44) Addams Family 6:00 (2. 6, 8. 9) News (13) Here Comes The Stars (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 6, 8. 9) N ews (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart their search. 20 A SHOIITKI$5 MIDNIGHT SHOW 11:30 Big Special, Tues. Jul _____ EXPLME - At the other end of ' — j}:13 __________________________________ • TODA Y , 2 14 a ' .,. (11iI.13 EI!L Lawrence (m\NuRc45n. WROTE POET SAITHWlAJ5IiJ' 01.0 L0tJDOiJ • THE OVIN PICCADILLY, HERE PfihE WE COME' ..—" WRIT AND I TAKE mt Pu8a1ct1y JUiJKEfl : DIX happen. - Ftjii '10 LEAP! NEM ___ -_ T"t-Ars „, " C^ial . being in "Hold It, ” said the network rep. old are you?" The actor said he was 24. No cigaret," said the rep. "Nobody Is allowed to smoke unless he's over Tom Kersey, head of ABC's West Coast Department of -- Rerun "Requi'em for a Lost all is saved with the help of a Bette Davis, and his in.sane between people and world re- memorating the 250th annlSon" A mixture of poignancy burro who loves molasses, sister. His mother Is against sources." versary of the dea th of artist and near-violence In this 8:31O ABC WEDNESDAY hiring the pretty girl because Singapore has followed the [fans Holbein the Elder. Holepisode. Cimarron Is blamed MOVIE OF THE WEEK Rerun the last housekeeper was request by implementing such bein's brother and his two sons . for the death of a youth and te "Scream, betty Peggy" Ted murdered. The new coed programs and has issued a new also were painters of fame. The victim's father goes after Bessell stars as a sculptor who doesn't know that. She doesn't Set of three stamps to he lp pub.. design shows a self po rtrait of revenge. Mrs. Anderson and delves into evil Ideas in his even know the sister is still licize the efforts, the master painter. Both two of tile cowboys are held as work. fie hires a pretty coed as living in the house. The 10 cents depicts a vig. stamps are available at your hostage as the bereaved father a housekeeper at the mansion 910 CBS CANNON Rerun fletteofahusband, wife and two local dealer, "Blood Money" Peter Haskell children. The 35 cents shows a guest-stars as a flamboyant sign posted in various sections Anawir to Previous Puzzle attorney. He agrees to defend a of Singapore which tells where Israel stamp clubs and those doctor accused of murder when t he family planning ce nters are Vehicles who specialize in Israeli stamps a jailed f inancier is killed located. Both sta mps bear an will be Inte rested in a new filmtrying to esca pe. The f inancier inscription "Pla n Your Family strip ACROSS "Israel Stamps Celebrate 37Mlclwest,rn fakes a heart attack, gets a gun Small," The highest value, 75 1 TWO'Whelkd nate tab) th e Jewish Holidays." Pro. vetdcle planted in a doctor's ag and cents, Illustrates a map of the duced 't'A *AUTCJC _ by STaxi ____ 1G tries to pull off a robbery in his world to emphasize the globa l edited byDr. Samuel Grand and $ Light carriage '' r vehicles ce Hessen, th e escape bid. When he Is killed, nature of the problem in hopes ,s5 mm stripBeatri 12 Above in 41Schooisubjei N 52 frames ma kes 5 LA 0 5 V N 13 H lab) thedoctortn -sshosebag the gun that the quality of human life l L i specific Israel Issues 42Comparatist• IE,R'N was planted is accused of couldbeimproved. Each stam ,f1tch AT p against appropriate back. complicity in the murder, has a line atop the design gro unds " 43 Kindbicycie A N T to dramatize the boIl. t7 Athena Despot 9.11 NBC 'THE GREAT "World Population Year 1974." days and festivaLs. Each strip 1$Goeaeaitht1y ly plant ) l.atxr Also issued by Singa po re was comes wi NORTHFIEu) MINNESOTA Si Tune period th two print ed gu ides organizations 7 Make los Cl) Small piece RAID" Rerun Western drama a three-value set corn- offering a frame-by.framne nar23 Hind $ l),xolor 54 Ceremony 'Si 23 Truck weight 5$ Nothing starring Cliff Robertson as Cole mernorating the 100th anni- rative. 9 AU(1 direction The price is Ill and it is unit 10 i'ra,vr ending 39 Gladness Younger and Robert Duvall as Versary of the Universal Postal available from 56 Ready to 24 Brown bread Minkus Publish.. II Artnatisr 40 Make Je James. Story is based on Union. Singapore was in cluded ing, 116 West 32nd St., New 27 Cover " II ItC51*C 37 Stalk in the UPU system on April Furniture the legendary outlaws' 1 9S(ldirr's legacy 56 Plaything 1, York, N.Y. 10001, fllOVIttflKk S9Hiiorics eJipment 42 European ion disasterous attempt to rob the 31 Atlantic tab) 21 Protuberancecountry biggest bank west of the 32 musical 43 Cos with 24 Armor The 83rd annual convention of vehicle DOWN' iissIssippi. Pitch 23indonesianci lTemporar 2SOther(Sp) 44otoutof the American Numismatic 9.10 PBS HOLLYWOOD Mindanao a Boy's name carnage Assn. has prompted the U.S. wij agency 2 English river 77 Fa1sficr TELEVISION THEATRE 45 Short kiter fl PRISCILLA'S POP ) Jack Kiugman and Tony Ran. the card of a lawyer. sm ____ _____________ ,...16411 '. COCXIIG CMAm 11ey range from restrictions that dealt with a Jewish police just say, 'Don't do that,' we on showing bathroom fixt ur es captain. There was a scene in offer alternate ideas." to matters of ethnic pride, which a Puerto Rican boy came Kersey and his counte rparts W hen' The Odd Couple" first in to the police sta tion wi a at the other th networks get in on began, the studio built a gun. The hero, Miller, talked things at complete apart ment set for him out of the gun and gave f ro m the moment a rva Mn Chu net. Some network "don'ts" sorship spectrum, there was a Broadcdsi Standards and Gilligan's Island of " become positively silly. Some are ridiculous. Some are dan. gerous. I BUGS BUNNY ,- mouth. somestrangethings (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gllligan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (6) Green Acres (13) Ensign Toole (24) Electric Com pa ny 12:55 (2) News 1:00 12) Jack pot (6,8) News (9) All My Children 6:80 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Al manac - () 5:30 (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (35) Peyton Place _ rY I (2) News (6) Young And - ) Beaver Sweepstakes MORNING _________________f One Life To (44) Please' Don't Eat The Daisies 5:00 (9) Missi on Impossible (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood (35) Batman Lifestyle (44) Variety News 12:30 (2, 8) Celebrity THURSDAY - (9) (9) (9) Password (35) Flori da NC HIAM..? HELLO... ANY6OY (6) (13) Orlando City Council (33) Leave It To Restless 1 __ Revue A Marriage Ma tch Game dis. i There is almost always a scene in which a young hood held a gun to Martha Scott's head. He had a cigarette In his .4:00 12, 8) Somerset (8) Jackpot 1:00 (2) Tomorr ow Show (9) Mov ie 0 (44) Underdog My Line 11:30 (2.8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Fran Canton Not For Women Only 11:55 (6) News AFTERNOON (44) Movie _________________ . 'c ____ 0323-5125 r Castle Fu charges. a scene in a TV movie dealin g with rape and murder. The network censor let it all pass, unchecked. Th en th ere came a _ Live (33) Penthouse Ba rnyard (9) Split Second (13) "Now You See It" (35) Romper R oo m Entertainment _ ,.--.----' SIR (6) What's (9) Wide World Of ILL _! YOUR 04ECK, Wild 10:30 (2, 8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit (9) $10,000 Pyramid (44) Fury 10:55 (33) News 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers 12:00 Hammond remembers How To Survive I the networks __________________ _____ ____ ____ U4) New Zoo (6) The Joker's 9:30 (35) The Saint 10:00 (6) Jojak (9) Doc Elliot (24) Music Of The People 10: 30 (24) Man Builds. Man Destroys 11:00 (2,6,8,9) News (33) Movie (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show (6) Movies - SnetIi1 () General Hospital 3:30 (2. 8) - by the book. Actor Nicholas ______________ (35) Mr. Ed (8) That Girl 10:00 (2, 8) Dinah's Place (9) Cowboys ___________________ ___________________ Right 9:30 (6) Concentration Theatre R A (2.8) Chase __________ __________ (6) The Price Is (9) Movie (24) Zoom (33) Name Of Game (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (9) Movie (13) Tom Ewell Show (24) Boboqulvari 9:00 (2, 8, 13) Movie (6) Cannon (21) Hollywood T&evislon ________________________ L Show Mike Douglas (8) Concentration (24) Cookin' Cajun And Dawn ; Donahue Show (6) Tony Orlando ' wpf Me AVAX-Yr ____ (6) Game get cannot weigh objectionables, would be an affront to the work and the producer over Chicano community." whatfs and isn't accepta ble He Arnold feels that such an at. says there Is "always a fight, titudeIsdangerousthitaappe always pressure — call It a to ethnic prejudices. conversation." ___________________ Night Girl In y Life' (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Andy's Gang 3:00 (2. 8) Anot he r World ll , some things And, sti past which shouldn't. When you Hesays for a one-hour show, some th ng$wilIslipough th ere is, on th e average, four (NEXT: Coping With Public hours of rea di ng and consulting to get an accepta ble script and another three hours to screen the f ilmed show and work out thisaccompanying critique: "It agreement between the (9) 8:30 (9) MovIe (2) Phil ted to ABC, it came back with that line crossed out and with (6) Edge Of (9) Truth Consequences 9:00 Newlywed (9) name." "He's Jewish," the script had Mi1lr saying. "It's practica lly the same thing." When the script was submit- - (2,8) Doctors 2:30 Kanqeroo 8:00 (6) Capt. Lesson 8:00 Top (2) Today (13) Aviation f .. • T 7:30 (9) Jimmy Dean Show _________ Bozo's Big boy looked at th e card dedication is to downgrade said, "ThL name here, excessive, gratuitous vion. Rican be qualitative rather than A toilet could not be seen, even quantitative. Because of Lives Measurable ce." of sex or 25 (6) Guiding Light Weather Trek Truth _________ __________________ 1)i4T NW,S A AtW W-/T WAS /cq C4 (9) 20 pounds Not The 2:00 (2.8) Days Of Our 7:25 (2) Ns And (8) To Tell The _____ a' X liv. - Deal (6) CBS News (6) Andy Griffith by Garry Twdeau — Florida 7:30 (2) The Price Is ______________________ ______________ FN4TA9TIC! - Star 1:30 6:55 (2) Daily De votional 7:00 (2, 8) Tod ay (35) Star Trek demandl" 8Y I V*IRM )T-aG [IS I?ePt.MED) l H1OJ.' TV CAMER&S Hogans Heroes What's My Line TBA (1)) News (24) You e It To Yourself ? 24 (35) Matinee Movie (2,111) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A (44) Semester (6) Today In Truth DOONESBURY L4J4 SOLVED THE TENNiS BALL. 6:15(6) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) The Flying Nun 6:30 (6) Summer ' __________________________________ CAMPUS CLATTER (NEAt dali. It was a total home thrown. And every room wa' furnishedI ho rughly. Except in yards of violence. Any the bathroom, where th ere was strictions placed on pr everything but a toilet. They ducers must, by its very nature, stuck an apple box in that spot. allow " Belladonna and Grarrozvj cf 4 A Q 654 VA Q 654 • A K 4 2 Italy, the best pair in the world. What do you do now' trning A — Bid rite diamonds, You You win the diamond lead, want to make some slam draw trumps, strip the hand of your partner needs both try but major hearts, just as declarer did suit kings since obviously he Yesterday and throw Garrozzo doesn't ha ve the ace of clubs. In with a diamond. TODAY'S QUESTION He takes his two diamond You bid use diamonds. Your tricks just as 'East did partner continues to five hearts. yesterday and shifts to the ix What do you do no' of clubs. AnsrTo,norro t ti 14 44 Are TV scripts and say that you will recognize that 24 You are playing In the World ' s Pass — You cannot weigh or measure ing room, bedrooms, kitchen and fl thn h.i t''n West Nurtti East South lead. There is one great difference. Pa ss Taboos HOLLYWOOD "So! You're back again., but not by spade game as yesterday with exactly the same cards and z L finesse against his jack on the next turn. Suppose his lead ws top of nothing? In that case you were a dead bird In any case. ______________ TV TONIGHT'STV Because he was sure that 10? Pass Pass Pass ___ 1974-3C _ He is Garrozw. but you are playing in the World's cham pionship also and you that he must have led from Jack-wi,. six. You pIsy your nine and make the contract. Why didn't Garrozzo lead th e A 54 •Q93 ______ , •, hasn't happened He would he sure to lead the eight from either of those holdings. Then what has he led from? + __ y Garrozzo this just 4AKQ1O5 K4 1 ______ • Jul 24 10-8.6 or jack4.6.Against EAST 474 J62 Q1o87s + 10982 + K QJ 4 A 842 *J 106 SOUTH ID) ALLEY he has made the leading the six from contract if mIstake of WEST 492 k ME Herald _ : Against a good player you 24 NORTH e 663 A 93 4 763 4K75 U I' NV WT IS Gi ME A A M%N, Evening Wednesday, ____________ I ________ _________________________________________ I ____ __ by Dick Turner i TO DO DRAWER.' _ CARNIVAL Walker MYLEPTDZAWER ei REFgIGEATEp, PRAWR IT MEL.TEP.' • LEFT r' YOU PIJ1. i.. -- -. --- Wednesday, - — — -. -- --- ----- -=- -=--- ------= '' "I _4%=_=__ - . ________ �QUANTITY FA *IGHTS R*$I*VIO) ___~ COOKING r— SFUN By 't'i1 IflI:1(1(11 JI1jJZI (PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON) LJLr% -7 $ z- 10 O JAR $II DAYS A WEEK CASCADE ONLY AT SANFORD PARK & SHOP COUPON EXPIRES: WEDN SOMY, J JULY i LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. PLEASE I f 2 tablespoons butter or 78 mqrgarine, soft Lj teaspoon salt 4 teaspoon dry mustard 0 11 teaspoon paprika 1 teaspoon curry, powder 1 small clove garlic, crushed Cut chicken drumsticks from thighs at joints; wash and dry with toweling. With a spoon, beat together the remaining In. gredients, Place chicken Pieces, skin side down, on a rnnll broiling pan without ;I rack. Spread with 11 of the butter mixture. Broil 6 to 8 inches from high heat for about 20 minutes; turn skin side up and spread with remaining butter mixture. Continue broiling, adjusting heat or rack If necessary, until tender and browned — about 25 minutes longer. Serve with the curried butter mixture in pan over hot cooked rice. Makes 2 servings. 1 c000 ONLY AT SANFORD PARK & SHOPS COUPON EXPIRES: WEDNESDAY. JULY 31 LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER FAMILY, PLEASEI THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD ..... THURS., JULY 25 THRU WED., JULY 31 WE GLADLY ACCEPT USDA FOOD s to IL STAMP COUPONS vim r IL ')UAL!aI.&A_k.I_k_t.IF]_ C10,q G4 (oft ) ORP$ I Q JARS JIJG MARTHA WHITE RICE CHIP=A,ROOS V SAG OL is oz. P.G. KRAFT 120Z. LUNCH MEAT r JI LI J MORTON BIRDS-EYE POT 4½ 1 PRESERVES GOLDEN CROWN CENTER CUT RIB $j58 PORK - c CHOPS L.B. L.B. H FULL CUT 64 JAR KRAFT "DELUXE" $ 00 o.e.J48 BAG IJUV j FUQO wFIUIK SIRLOIN STEAK SUNDAY SUPPER Spaghetti with Pesto Sauce Salad Bowl Sesame Seed Bread Sticks Strawberries with Marsala SPAGl4E'I WITH PESTO SAUCE American version of an Ital. fan recipe. 6 tablespoons peanut oil 4 cup walnuts cup grated Parmesan cheese teaspoon salt Dash olpepper L4 cup fresh basil leaves 3 cloves garlic, crushed 'i pound spaghetti, cooked and drained In an electric blender whirl together the oiil urn1r,ti D.... mesan, salt and pepper; add basil and garlic; whirl until flecked with green. Toes with hot spaghetti until thoroughly mixed. Serve at once. Makes 3 servings. 53c LEMON JUICE ItbKASKA CORN FED BEEF 99c2R0 87c 78€ NO. $100 j1W NO. a 300 CANS SPINACH 33 1701 01. 'XRAFT STRAWBERRY ALLEN'S 41 $j 481 n $j i k ROUND STEAK MACARONI DINNER k CLUB STEAK FIRST CUT The PORK LOIN ROAST 33e =W LB t NtW(ASKA CORN FED BEEF NO. FRESH WEST COAST LARGE POT ROAST ' .303 A 0 cans KLEENEX WHITE (OR) ASS'T'D. COLORS FACIAL TISSUES DISINFECTANT LYSOL LIQUID 125 CT, 4 BOXES WINDEX 3fiTLS. KRAFT CUP JR Øi * SLICED BACON COTTAGE CHEESE C BLUE BONNET 9 LB. cui' MARGARINE 2iu.thftc PRODQCE --& LI'½ oz. SJOO BATH 9i7it SIZE IMA B 4 flARS CELL OSAG sj 88 SATURDAY SUPPER Boneless Pork Shoulder Butt Snap Beans SavoryCornbread Nectarines Beverage SAVORY CORNBREAD Our version of a recipe that's p)pu1ar In Houston, Tex. 1 cup st'neground yellow cornmeal IJJM1t can cream style golden corn cup butter or margarine, m and slightly cooled " pint commercial sour cream 1 cup grated sharp cheddar cheese. 2 or 3 whole, roasted and peeled green chilies from a 4-,unce can, seeded and chopped fine In a medium mixing bowl stir together the cornmeal, baking powder and salt. Add eggs, forn, butter and sour cream; "wIth a spoon beat until cornbifled.Stirjncheeseand chilies. Turn Into an 8-inch square glass HAIR DOZ EP ALERT MY PAY 11k., S RED PxG. OF SANFORD * FRESH 'N' TENDER WHY PAY $2.25 MILK PLU..' 6SHAMpoe OENTtIIE CLEANSER PLUMS.~.---~. -------LB 3 3c SWEET 'N' JUICY TABLETS__REVLON G8e oz- PIPR WHY PAY 11•7 EFFERDENTTABLETS I TRNG BEANS "FRESN"GREEN PKGOF $JI 40 — .-.....LB. 348e 9C 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE. 'MON THURS 8:OOA.M.7:OOp M 'FRI&SAT 8:OOA,M..9:OOpM 'SUNDAY 8:00 AM..1OopM - "TASTY" CALIFORNIA N~ N CTARINES - I I Where Economy Originates Ir ' i i I '. I I Lr r r r r IT. f 25TH. & MON-SAT SUNDAY CHOCK . , , .• S • . ,. PARK AVE. STORE 800AM 9 baking dish or similar utensil • P.M A.M. 6:00 P.M. -, degree oven until a cake tester comes cut clean — about 45 minutes BLADE CUT FRESH • ROAST . CONSISTS OF: 3 Breast Qtrs., 3 Leg OtrS.,3Wings,3Necks3G;bIefs ORPLIT BROILERS I NORTHWEST 'F [B.3 BOX-0-CHICKEN OR / I. 5; '5 ' GRADE A FLA. GA . WHOLE WITH BACKS &GIBLETS ''SUPER-RIGHT' BEEF GROUND CALIFORNIA 39 I.B. NEW CROP CALIFORNIA BARTLETT PEARS ..................LB. 39 EASTERN U.S. *11 SIZE A BULK WHITE POTATOES... 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NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR - CAN SUPER - RIGHT' HEAVY WESTERN BEEF DRYMILK I FABRIC SOFTENER 32 o UI1IiHLiIlII1Li1IIiti1I A&P'S, INSTANT, NON-FAT DOWNX WHY PAY $1.00 MEN'S I &i c 0 1 PATIO SUPl'I:R Chilled Cucumber Soup Hamburgers ToastedBuns Vegetable Relish Cantaloupe a la Mode VEGETABLE RELISH Maybe prepared the day be. fore using. 1 cup shredded green cabbage, packed cup grated (medium-line) carrot, packed L4 cup finely diced sweet onion L4 CUP diced tomato 1 teaspoon salt White PePPertotaSte 4 teaspoons sugar 3 tablespoons dist.11led white vinegar Lettuce cups Stir together all the in. gredients except ffie vinegar and lettuce. Add enough icecold water to the vinegar to make L, cup; stir Into vegetable mix. ture. Cover tightly and refrig erate least ,o long as serving. Drain and serve in let- 4 teaspoon salt 2 eggs 1! for c 73 ZEST WHITE 10- L- & VITALIS it it ' DEODORANT 0. BISCUITS 1 L.B. SUNNYLAND FAMILY PAK * LINK SAUSAGE (ti(àc BUTTER-ME-NOT LB. 1LB. RATH RACORN * SLICED BACON CAROLINA PRIDE BORDEN'S ASSTD. DIPS LYKES SLICED * BOLOGNA * PORK SAUSAGE $ c MULLET FRESH HOMEMADE PURE 1202 si. FOR SPARKLING WINDOWS OZ. q° UUNS !E Siik WEN_ VINE RIPE TOMATOES...... k PORK CHOPS CENTER CUT A&P's GREAT 010 300 CANS RITZ DRINKS BREAD 2, BuTTER pirvirCsp.27C CAKE 20 OL 2 cups (' pound) grated (medium-fine) cheddar Cheese, slightly packed down In a medium mixing bowl To make open sandwiches Cut the bread in half length. buttered surface of each half of with a fork or spoon mix to. wise; spread each of the cut bread. Arrange tomato slices toast spilt English muffins and gether the catchup, mustard sides with 1 tablespoon of the over cheese; dot with extra spread the cut surface, of each and onion; add the green butter; broil until hot through sliced olives. Cut each of the ha'f with the cheese-olive mix. pepper, k cup sliced olives and and buttered surface Is lightly bread halves Into 3 portions and hire; dot tops with slices of p1the cheese and mix well; mix in browned. At once spread one. serve at once. miento-stuffed green olives; the eggs. half of the cheese mixture over serve at once. Makes 6 servings, LOAVES SHOWBOAT I-i:MBREiI WHIP 801. 58c EVERFRESH BREAD 3 73cC PORK & BEANS 4 ASSORTED FLAVORS (NO RETURN) CHEESI COOL PIES MARSHMALLOW CREME 68 78' CAN BAKED FRESH DAILYI 22 SUNSHINE 240Z. 0 3a$100 VWI BEEF STEW PRIDE OF EUROPE 0 GROWN- 2 hard-cooked eggs, finely chopped Mcdlurn.Iong loaf crusty Italian bread 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, soft 1 or 2 tomatoes, sliced A&P MAKES YOuk 1 ONEY MEAN MORE DURINC.-s pounds C FAMILY SIZE BOX c000 — r 'or AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS rii Sliced pimiento-stuffed green olives — JX25 Wednesday, July 24, 1974—SC 'H ero ' Fits N icely Into Every Budget CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor CHEESE AND OLIVE HEROES 1.3rd cup catchup DINNER FOR TWO 4 teaspoonsprepared mu Chicken Maria RIcc Sn ap ta rd Beans TomatoSaId Fresh 2 tablespoons minced onion Peach Ice Cream Cake Ii CHICKEN MARIA green pepper A friend's version of our rec. ipe for broiled chicken. 2 chicken leg quarters (from orouer4ryers), about 11.4 '1 (PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS tri I., INSTANT COFFEE _____ ___ SAVINGS CENTER PRICES 'A' NES-CAFE SOUTH'S DISCOUNT !T9I,'IgII1:1gpI1IIIfl Evening Herald [ TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. - I_ ' PINECREST CENTER HWY. 17-92 at 27th ST. - SANFORD '•' CLIP THESE VALUABLE AND SAV '1.r'1•Tl1 37, ' ' 0.0 fte OW iinTnIw.I,Lr' •••• I LU [ $7 - — JULY21 — 0 • -- 24c .'::.::, - $7 3OI..4.... S JUt! 1$ —- - - - - - - - - - k 32 ::::, 5c :::.:, U 22 49( V EW I-li -'$7 $O',.d.,d., II S- July 2$— - - - - - - - -— — — — — - • ' - 17 def ••se..bt. 'v - —w..JUL! . 2$ 0A t,.,I — S. �6C 0 —Evening Herald Wdtiesiay, July 24, 1974 Here's Tastv 1 Duo Freeze Corn To Enl*oy Later 1 I i By AILEIN CLAIRE The Herald Services in saucepan and add about 1 tablespoon water and 1 to 2 tablespoons butter or Fresh corn buffs can have margarine. Cook over their corn and eat it, too. Take moderately low heat, stirring advantage of lower prices for occasionally, until corn is fresh, local corn this swnm€r thawed and heated. Add a by freezing corn for a multitude quarter teaspoon flavor of cooking uses during winter enhancer and salt and pepper to months. An important tip to remember is to sprinkle blanched, chilled ears of corn un all sides with a flavor Air ttJi 3 Plate and cut down with sharp knife. Oat of about half of ken scrape off thereat with the back of knife. Add a quarter teaspoon flavor enhancer to each 2 cups of corn I1)CL5 and 5OOfl 11110 puLsuc * Trim away excess fat fror chops to one side of pan. Place W-D BRAND USDA CHflICF RC)TTOM Flour Mayonnaise KRAFT 1000 (511 5 • • Dressing . . ... ERA!? 3 6,aoe 41 4 SCUSS Male In V ) Round Steak SAVE SAVE 9 Jø L.B. pEO?" 0 II, a.. Ih W 0 RAND USDA CHOICE BQN(S ft $J39 . D 1AIiL' USti,. CO HR( BONELESS Sirloin Tip oa Ro st. LB $159 Sirloin Tip Steak LB $159 SAVE 30c Ih Store Savory Fruit . LB $148 Shoulder Roast.. 30 -- ---' / PRICES GOOD THURS. JULY 25 THRU WED. JULY 31 Revolution at's what oriented the role as against the new career lawyers all types . Fox says the lass sei'en or of profes- ideal woman for th e men was woman wanted a home oriented were not effectively commu- tion the same opportunities as book towards men. We could woman" eight years he and man. "A man who would be nicating to each o men. sional people — in America and exactly the same as the wom- home . Stein- have written th e same ther what t hey book On mann concentrated on male women %t she found was many abroad, with the kids and help would say to U3. And there is an's. So you sec we had this in terms of the data.' "They have been out-jobbed more questions concepts and male roles, than answers. the "Whenever we gave a reproblem that either somebody around "That, house. A super* discrepancy between what they in their homes. They don't Dt. Steinmann says the rehave Taking college girls, their (a. search paper, we found the was lying or somebody was market man," she says. think or expreis on the one to do the weaving, the actual The women, she adds, felt hand, and how they behave and creative work in the home. L8 (: Sex Wednesday, July 24,1974-7C NEW yORK (Al-) — rrs. Anne Steinmann and David J. plus the feelings which search goes back to the time thers and mothers, she found same discrepancies," she says. mL,;. naturally as that we got Fox are In total agreement — more andemerged more data ev. when she was doing her dis- tremendous discre pancy in "Women felt a man wanted a or sheProjecting had or dida feeling that he their Ideal man was aggressive, the bahaviora! cues they gi ie to n't have about maybe to some extent home what women felt they really home oriented woiZwn the male in tod.1y,s society is In eryone, in the last five years, or sertation. each other. This is the major "In 1931, as a matter of fact, a dlleana, maybe the were as people and what they sit home and take'care—ofone theto the other," Dr. Steinmann said. oriented, "but actuaUy, women problem to which we address t decade, In In even before I started to thought a major social study Drs. society was overly concerned investigate thethat, concept of roles Rfl. men wanted In a wom• family. But women also felt me77he problem she says Ug said they wanted a nun like the ourselves in the last chapter of n (aced was that they want- man's ideal — more ag. the book," Foxfrom and Steinmann have writ. with the adjustment problems for women. of what they felt ten they O%M.09 were entitled to a life of ed to be aggressive — the ira- gressive, 11tat's when Drs. Fox and their their accumulation women but nobody, was pay. about themselves In terms of Steinmann found each other. research over the ditiona! aspect of the male role. past 20 yearsof of Dr.the Steinmann, problem is one of com- feels gap stemshowever, from th ing any attention to what what was happening. The tradiThatWhat led to the questioning of The man's Ideal of himself Was m"The Having the same interest, men. e — How To seemed to us unicatlon, I think," said did they the obvious im. tional role vs. the so called lib. they started questioning more What was their Idealthink? woman even more outgoing and more Fox. fact that women have been "That's what we're real Survive 'The Sexual Revolu. pact of these same situations on era! role. The home oriented tion. achieving, but he felt that a and more people — doctors, like? "Arid we found that men. Th talking about. These people promised through their educathe When chops are done push to pepper and paprika and brown sauce and simmer a minute or one side of the pan and place slowly in butter or margarine two, just Until nectarines are sliced nectarines, cut- sides (or rendered fat from chops). heated Make 4 servings Nectarines replace starchy vegetable with chutnied pork chops. after picking them from the garden. Work quickly. Have all equipment assembled and ready before beginning. BLANCHING Blanching, or scalding, is necessary for the highest EEf quality frozen product. It helps Quantity Rights retain flavor, texture, vitamins Reserved and color. Have a large kettle W;NN 0111i STORES INC COPYRIGHT 1974 half- filled with water. Heat to a full rolling boil. While water is heating, remove husks and silks from corn. Trim ends. Place corn in a wire basket, if available, and add to rapidly boiling water. Cover and begin timing Immediately. Allow 4 and a half minuta fo cern that is to be cut off the cob. Allow 8 minutes for small or medium whole ears and 11 minutes for large whole ears. Then, remove corn from water and chill quickly. CHILLING Quick chilling Is important to stop the cooking process. Fill a large pan or sink with water and ice cubes. lf you have used a wire basket, remove it from the boiling water and plunge It with the corn Into the ice water. Or, remove ears of corn with tongs and place In ice water. Chill for about as long as the corn was blanched. PACKING OR FREEZING Corn on Cob: Place corn on cots In a single layer on a tray or baking sheet. Sprinkle all sides with a quarter teaspoon MSG for ench four ears. Freeze. THRIFT! MAID V1(P'4NA Then wrap In freezer paper or heavy plastic bags and store inSausage. . • freezer. SOUTHERN BISCUIT WHOLE KERNEL CORN: To cut kernels from cob, . . . . . • • stand corncob upright KRAFT . shallow baking dish orlargepie in ,UOCTOS tasty , AV E Frt'cr., cars of corn r.s soon as jxsstbk att*r purchasing or 4t I Pork goes well with fruit and down, in the sauce. Simmer for Combine all remaining ingremost are familiar with pork and a mitiutei- or two to hea t this dients except nectarines, pour apples or apple sauce. luscious frult quickly. Nec- Over Chops aiiii heat to boiling. However, now that the nec. tarines add color and flavor to Cover, arA cook over low heat tames are tumbling from the such a meal and also may about 1 hour, until tender, addingtoo a little California trees into markets substitute for a starchy vegeth- becomes thick.water Skim ifoffsauce and who are diet-conaround the country, try them Its ble for thm sdous. fat, discard any e* brie companions for juicy pork chops. Simmer pork chops enhancer such as Monosodium Glutamate. This helps retain the original fresh flavor of corn and works for other fresh vegetables you want to freeze, too. Don't make this a big project. If you have more corn than you need for a meal, freeze the remainder In small quantities for later use. HOW TO FREEZE (X)RN Evening Herald By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor Now that "putting up" food Is back in fashion, you might like to try your hand at making an old-fashioned preserve. Our grandmothers knew bow good a combination citrus fruit and fresh peaches is and they used the fruits as partners in a delicious conserve along with raisins, walnuts and cherries. It's lovely to serve with hot biscuits when chicken or ham or boneless pork shoulder butt appears as the main dish at a Company meal. It's also a pleasant sweet accompaniment for toast at an eggs-and-bacon brunch. Because the recipes makes 10 half-pint jars, you may want to plan on giving some of the conserve as gifts when the holidays come around. Be sure that you store the preserve ma cool, dark, dry place. One of the pleasant features of making the Orange Peach Conserve Is that it doesn't need to be processed; ladling the hot mixture into sterilized jars and sealing Is a perfectly safe method because the conserve has adequate acid and sugar content. N U BRAND U5Dt, CHOICE RONELE SS PRICES GOOD THURS. JULY 25 THRU WED. JULY 31 Quantity Rights on. a a n.j c a lIST OF SHOW TUNA CANS 88c Cat Food. . .. . 6 ' CA S $100 t IL!IISHING DRINK lEMON lIME II . 68c Gatorade DEEP 3Tes '° IT'S 88c $100 lot 39c TI B-B-Q Sauces SOUTH DIII . . • BTLS 1°° WHOLE ROSHIR 14 ci 43c1 OR Potato Chips . . . hot 9 0t 88c 83c GRANULATED ;: ri 79' Pickles..... CRACLI!4 GOOD Saltines.. . . . . CRACEIN GOOD TOASTER Hot Dog Rolls. PIING(IS "°' 3 DIII! DARLING HAMBURGIR NUNS 01 2 Pastries..,..,2 PEGS 88c 1. 47c Sp nkle Sweei . PEG TOtaL II 01 590 12 of im,iI Cereal.. UI . • , • , • PIG 83' COCOA PUFFS tOo, C - - I C L.ereal ereal . . . . . . . . I, 79C . HIT! CI0Cktt 0010 POUND Cake PAM 57C Mix...... itOG NOODLE aR Macaroni Dry Fry . . . . . • . • cRIAMITTE Iiip eas IU TASTE 0 $EA PERCH 9 ci sill 98c Fish Fillets 701 . . 5 Pu, SAVE hO. W D BRAND USDA (P401(1 BEEF wHOLE Ii'S IRS ASIC, I ICUT A WRAPPED FIlth THIN SPAC,H(tT,ot S S Mayonnaise LEA & PRli'5 wOIC(STERSHIIE • • Sciiic Link Sausage I • • USDA CHOICE J AMB $299 .c r. & L)AIK MA Turkey Roast . 2 SUNPITIAND TENDER SHANK HALF OR WHOLE Rib Chops. . . . . SAy 4G, lb USDA CHOICE IAHI 989 Smoked Hams . P1(5K FORK SHANK HALF OR Tenderloins .... e $269 Skoulder Chops LB 1' Whole Hams... SUPEIRIAND SINGLy WRAPPED AMERICAN SLICES USDA CHOICE IAMB QUARTER LOIN SLICED Cheese Food... ' 89c Shoulder Roast. 99c Pork Chops. .• PALMETTO FALM5 U BPAP,() US1A (AUf A uI(R 0114 CPIECE(RBOAPD CORNISH I LB A,G i 4Qc 1) Pimento Cheese C UP99c Bakina Hens IJ. . . . . 5 'cs $1 00 HEILMAN " 9 3701 $117 JAI io bags or 1-pint freezer jars or COPELAND PORE HOT OR MILD I Sausage. ..... . II oil 89c TARNOW RHINELAND Ill 99c 89c Franks. ....... PEG FRENCH FIlED HEAT & SERVE 7 II 929 89c Fish Sticks . . . . . SELECTED SKINNED AND SLICED 89c 919 Beef Liver.... . w D BRAND SI99 ri containers. Seal and place in single layer in freezer to freeze quickly; then stack for storage. TO COOK FROZEN CORN Thaw corn on the cob par- , tially or comp1etly, then cook In boiling water for 3to minutes. Sprinkle with additional flavor enhancer and serve immediately with butter or margarine and salt. To cook ORANGE PEACH CONSERVE 3 oranges 1 lemon 3 pounds peaches, peeled and diced 5 cups I li cups golden or dark raisins 8 cups sugar 1 cup coarsely chopped walnuts 12 cup drained halved maraschino cherries Wash and dry the oranges and lemon. Quarter each; remove seeds. Put through food chopper using coarse blade. Into a large kettle turn the chopped citrus fruit, the peaches and raisins; add the sugar. Over moderate heat, stirring occasionally until sugar dissolves, bring to a boll; reduce heat and simmer until mixture sheets from a spoon or registers 221 degrees on a candy theremometer — about 1 hour. Stir In walnuts and cherries. Ladle into hot sterilized jars and seal. Makes 10 half-pints. frozen whole kernel corn, place Banana: Streeetch Beef For Fun Dish Wo rd To The Wise By AILEEN CLAIRE The Herald Services Those who learned to stretch beef and enjoy something more Own straight steak and (,ff BEETS W:OP4CHS A i O 43C Harvard Beets . CHEF BOY Al DIE HENriT PfN rxuioes are aneau or Inc game. P.AISCO f 5 • IS Now Utat beef is again N comiagapkins ...•.• • (40I 43' Dog Food . . . . 6 9°° Cookies' • . . . . • into a more realistic price 89 GLAD WRAP (100 Fl PURINA HIGH PROTEIN IS LB $I I9 range ; reason FRITO LAY MUPdCHO uew Storage Bags. . ""' 49c Ravioli Beef.... 49c 45c Dog Meal .. . 25 BAG $519 Potato Chips... tertainlng a few or Ul3flY i1 GLAD S.MAU IGAIRAGI RAGS 30 CT 59. I OR 3 MIt ZAPATA TACO KIT (70, 73iI OS. SWITCH tAP S RUFIlf Beef Buffet Casserole ,. , I cc ' A ,. 4. $ 00 A ...• Trash U3 r. A,; ard.ankSteakChowMein. .........zL tJ L;I "' 1.11 U ivvuu •,, PEG 7 $t 4 TASTERS CHOICE '4 t Chuck steak and (lank steak 91 01 ZAPATA (TACO SAUCE I SSC Of NABISCO P CAN SHOITIRIAD cuts lend themselves well to 14 Decaf Coffee... 9 Seasoning* ... ' 25C Cooki suct es . . . .••. PEG 89' Chip-A-Roos . .. h I," TASTERS CHOiCE 01CM u.s $2.75> OR 89c MAGGI 1111111 CC RIGGS NABISCO SUGAR HONEY GRAHAM 12 C1 gvrrcA'.o12 25C Instant Coffee . .JAN 9 Beef Cubes . . . 2.grsted large .clons Cookies . . . • •, • hi' 77c Crackers . . . . . . 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SANFORD BISCUItS S . . . . 6 SUPIRBIAND S o9c Nectarines . . . • USN I AIIPORNIA Cream Cheese2 - - Q#, !AI s.'.iss - - Sli SUPI IBIAP,D - II 89' Yogurt I ' SUPE lopping . . . . . 2 CHEF SO! At DIE HAMBURGER 900 39c Sanavvtches , 99c Pizza . . • . . . . • . • PAN IELjI TASTE 0 SEA C eppers • • • • • loot 'o Shrimp . . . . • . .5rxG BlIB LETTUCE B05T0P4 ltTIu(( ESCAROLE IOMAINf OR 99c Fish Krunchees • ENDIVE SUPEIBIAND COFFEE TASTE 0 SEA PINCH 01 99c I • • • • . . - • • • 4 39c Potatoes . • . . .2 SUPEIBRANU ICE (ItAu 900 of 59c Fish Sticks. . • . 3 's 1100 Salad Greens 3 PEGS $]00 Creamer . . . . . 5 °s' $1 00 Fish Dinner.,. 2 E0S 900 SWANSON PANCAKE A 5AIjAI.I STOUFFER 5 ALMOND CHOCOLATE CHIP OR LEMON SWANSON CHICKEN Toil (SAIISIURY 6 1 i o' ) CI TURKEY DIJIANA 'OLY BAG ILACKEYE PEAS 01 CUT #I3: U Entrees . • . • . . 2 J's 900 Pound Cake CAKE iol69c entrees • . . . . . 2 9° Green Beans . b:€ 69c xru ij [lj Ii TOP VALUE STAMPS : till : ' at" 419 E. FIRST ST. jjiJ A, Cottage Cheese' GOOD 1049LJ JIM 31 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. V . x-w I TOP VALUE STAMPS : I Pi ti, Al!f Sliced Bacon GOOD IHNU )Ulf 31 No 57.._, : jPJ . P NE xA1frrrv TOP VALUE STAMPS 1 PjlJ TOP VALUE STAMPS firn. T9.!Y.U! STAMPS 17 -1 S1:1 PIPP1111CICI #AiAA C' TO32c,Lf S A. SuptlINAND . Layer Cake : , Corn Souffle Coffee Creamer GOOD THIU jUjY 31 . GOOD THRU ly 31 GOOD IHIU JULY ]I .r459 ... " SANFORD 119 E. FIRST ST. The botanical name of the common banana means "fruit Of the W ise Men," and today's consumer is patting himself on the back for the variety of ways he uses one of the oldest fruits known. This important tropical fruit and Its lookalike, the plantain often called the cooking banana), help feed Millions throughout the world. The banana is as highly versatile as it is nutritious. And, for those who still hestitate to cook R banana, there's always the safe way just peel it and eat ... It, Mix sugar, cornstarch and tait in medium saucepan. Stir n water. Cook over medium eat, stirring constantly, until lear and slightly thickened. emove from heat and stir in emon rind, juice and butter. 'eel bananas and cut Into liagonal slices. Place one anana in each of six dessert lishes. Add warm sauce. Serve rumediately, Makes 6 servings. �-.-- - B C-Evening Herald --- .-----..--.-- - Wednesday, July 24, 1974 SPECIAL! MORRELL SUGAR CURED READY COOKED SMOKED W HER YOUR REPUTATIOR'S AT ' \S'I'11IECOURT OR... I F A LA. 1 I rp lb. 58c L1 - . _ -L__4 . ____________ "Shop Happy at Fairway" 1)01 Iderarster Dr. 5471 it So. ofeAr Chuck Blade teak,.,.. .99' Swill, Pr.mivN, Prof.. $iO Chuck Blade Roast •.... .89' Sw,l. Pr•ffIV.S P,.T.. S.,l•si Sni Imperial Oven Roast ... Swill, P,.T.. Pi..ins 15,1 Is,tl,h Cwt 1..,l, 1.1.1 Chuck Shoulder Roast, . loviol' s Pronsivors 4105 0mey ad. Hwy. 11-92 Alsitiond - S300 SAYie. Star lit P30 1.1441*4111 14. - Hwy. 11-92. Sanford Fryt)r ___________ eel _-, , . • v -__ CAGLE'S FRESH GA. GRADE A GEORGIA WHOLE I - /. Publix, SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALt Ssli s PtI.siiIj.S proton east 'If Shank Cut Whole Ham or Butt Cut reI I - Pr 1 i P.S __t_ . Ave. No Coll% _.• GREAT FOR PAT16 -P __Tlis U.S.D.A CHOICE CHUCK i• 3 PRICES EFFECTIVE ast 46•OZ.1 DEL MONTE CUT JULY 25 Green Beans 4 303 Vienna Sausage 3 MAYONNAISE 5cz. 3 200'S 8 1 C 78 lb. 88C Beef Liver QUART FACIAL TISSUE Scotties FANCY SLICED EXTRA LEAN 9 Baby Beef Liver AIR FRESHENERS Wizard Solid 7 oz. ,.ji ___ /1 1 I ._1it._ - a • lb, $ lb. UI' I Weiners TIDE i.uo Park I W0116.9fth Cooker C 4 oz. Italian Sausage $ lb. • I(1 I! 1 .3 8 _____ U.S.D.A. CHOICE w- $ - Steak1b. lb. Pork Butt Roast lb. FRESH MISSOURI j 68c 68c FRYER BREAST OR LEG - 69 1/2 0.1. Pork Sausage 17 oz. 7 UQI. Cookies Beer 6-l2 oz. Cans I • P uOiISi, olish LOal s .-- * U I 1/2 lb. TASTY Muenster Cheese 1/4 lb. UNMKtML TREAT TRY A FAVORITE FROZEN & DAIRY BUYS Sausage Pizza 1 23 Coffee Rich MORTON FRESH 1.5 at, A AFAVORITE f Al . 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Stouffer's Creom Filled From SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17.92, Casselberry orke~s 1 .1'!Y m r:------ -- �-- IOC—Evening Herald •.-.:, - - Wednesday, July 24,104 1 :-'' -:..-.-------.- r--- i1_11i2 - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 66th Year, 14,,.'289—Thursday, July 25, 1974 Judiciary Panel Debates Im peac hment WASHINGToN APi The lender of the President that a ucedings, said Wiggins, "we full house of Representatives the margin of such a vote re- against impeachment, was one night when a bomb scare forced house Judiciary Coijiijtt re• committee decision against would be doing a greater vi- lnust decide whether the room was a resolution ofto send the hams to be determined, sumed today I landmark de. Nixon is assured. of II conittee members who a 47-minute delay. feedby lence to the Constitution than matter on to the Senate for Rep. Harold D. Dono-The committee opened I gave their views in a televised bate on the impeachment of Wiggins has frequently been any misconduct alleged of trial, The threat, telephoned to the hue, Mass., calling for Nixhistoric debate Wednesday presentation of the historic pro- Capitol switchboard, forced Ho. President Nixon, hearing first characterized as Nixon's most Richard Nixon." n's impeachment on two broad Wiggins told his colleagues it night before a nationwide ceedings. articulate defender on the corne a e Stories dino to empty the packed room articles, one based on the Wa(Related or cc agt Wiggins was the first of 27 was "not too late for me to television and radio audience while police imttce, but he told the corn lomrimmttee munbers rcrnaining challenge" whether they should that heard Rep Charles searched tergate cover-up, the other From a Republican who d w Catniin Piter W Rodmo fruilless)) for a bomb mnittee's second session of for to make o pe ter, charging him wi th abustng his ning statemnenis in sit in the proceeding if the) Sandman Jr, R N J, daim Jr s schedule for the 3memn af dared Nixon 'is entitled to a ma! de ba te r Idino had rece&d the powe rs of offi ce _______ presumption of innocen ce."that labe te that 'I wince" at the debate on a proposed two- hate formed a preconceied 'There are suif icientotes here her comnmnitte calis for con proceethngs for th e nit and The proposed articles, still l because he believes article comnrnendation of bn- notion on Nixon's guilt or in- foran impeachment resolution, eluding general deba te tonight tt The assertion from Rep. snply that th e case should be pcachrnent. room had aost subject to refinemen, were no nce. ce "Everyone knows that. There and moving onto actual consid- emptied. a seco nd bomb threat AT% Charles F Wiggins of (lllfor (k id d according to la r If th omiuitt raftId alter v-lng netiaa p pro v es But (k51)I(e his challenge , the h i u usi kidding iurili it ttio of article of impea c h- w Ilia C;illle dcsplte Tuesday's If fairness is not the over.pect recei ved.Again nothing tions impeachment in a vote ex- committee was believed fikely about it,between pro lie said. claim from another - __________ 7-.- . 14 31 GOP de- riding factor in the epic pro. ed this weekend, then the to vote impeachment, though School Board Recognizes. A.- 7 until the SEA complied wi th the newly passed sta te guidelines on negotiations. One The Seminole County Sch requirement is the agent nusI Board has recognized the apply to be recognized as the Seminole E d u c a t 10 n authorized agent for teachers. Association SEA as the airman Davie Suns said he authorized agent to bargain felt it would be illegal for the collectively for county board to recognize the SEA teachers, but when the until Jan. 1, as specified in the ____ . ______ ______ -- ____ I_'f , . board meeting after several tradictions in the law and that unsuccessful attempts to im- is why none of the judges in this plement collective bargaining. district pay any attention to any Earlier the board, under the of it," Stenstrom said waiving a direction of Hart, told the SEA copy of the law. .. - erred in ordering a deseg. re ation tan embracing bo th •.• suburban districts were segre-gated. The lower court was directed to take evld.nce on this quec- I - - - JE lilt Y LEL HART tP4 tha. board, in a- sqwate scctim% the- apNit imist be r4ImL a n!l Ig4 I I . n dex . Around The Clock Bridge' - to whete them-is no finding that all the school districts in. to operate In Dear Abby 41 Dr. Crane .................IC Dr. Lamb 6C Horoscope ................6C Hospital 6* Obituaries ..............3A 8* ' R.G. FE ATHER ere s all Atlanfic - __ A 12345 78 01 6 ' - I - peo DM TIL U UI ple at a time. GIRLS GO GO - . - - - - - WANTED on the wall. A hand-made sign advertises "infra-red hot college. All of them by the *J CASSELBERRY, CONWAY, DOWNTOWN,SANFORD, WESTSIDE, WINTER PARK. MCmIrs or t Atlantic !3an crporation, 31 banks scatcwid1 I 1 he • • 50 3 Federal John A. Reed this week while a warrant limited solely ape Ou warehouse could fall into the hands of children. Chief State Atty. investigator Jack Fulenwider, who per. sOnI stored the 4,ODO items confiscated Friday in his home until they were removed to a . - - - -- ABBOTT HERRING Reed caUed "immaterial to the legality of the warrant" bonded warehouse, today said "We had strong additional evidence (beyond the warrant) that they (Transcon) were using that place as a headquarters for pornoaphy." Citing a recent child it molesting case where the n-the- t and novelty pr or declined to throw out the , defendant told the judge he was warran•t n thI have during the raid. war rant but lectured He rring Judge Lang today told The motivated by obscene books, Sheriff John Polk and othersmade the warrant good the Herald he agreed with Reed Fulenwider said if we can involved in the raid for possible raiders went too far in seizing that law enforcement personnel sa ve one child from being violations of the constitutional all the items they personally had no right to block access to molested in this county by a rights Of Transcon and its thought were obscene, "in their the warehouse by Transcon person who gets hold of employes un restrained Judgment" officials or employes 111 th, it will be wor th it," L! ,, i - ' . emino e ars THE PURPLE bartendress serves up tile than Just another topless *t the door, a bounctr bar. It's a club, complete with checks hi's and "membership professional ermter(iiimiiienI cards." All visitors to the Juana I comics. impression re requ red b . chicken its neck in a carefully woven hangman's flOOSC, da ngles n e r a green-yellow s mounted - "No one should un. cleresWmte the importance of this case," Rutberg said. "The o ess uhickeiLs he,-e. Earl's bar ',Gayles Place." is a typical country-blue vi watering hole. A rubber I - / - —5-1 ALL TOPLESS REVUE E - . "I look at it this way," Earl sandwiches." Inexpensive paneling covers the bottom portion or the walls; blue paint with silversparkle, the top half- . sinl, ,ers, etc. al,~ and with • HAS GONE TOPLESS GIRLS WANTED i ,iienibersb% Ilo.stinst, a buck TRYOUTS I I AM EVERYDAY - Ever since I was five. I wanted to entertain. I've taken ballet, and tap lessons, and now I'm taking modeling lessons. I didn't really plan on being here topless, but I like it." professional stripper& And what does she feel the for a card. "Membership" Mike Pinter, owner of the expires every three months. men's motives are for wat. Juana for 15 years si ts behind a ching? Pinter says the cards are his desk in his large cluttered means for weeding out The) come to look That office and talksabout his sa vory stonrs—the bikers "You're going to have the complex, 1 9-year old Judy all. Some wi v es probably business and bums. But to a question undesirables to deal wi th in any explains, "they like to think m is understa nd their motives, "Our club is the only one in that he might also use the ca nightclub. We work with law that they're pretty. When I'm but they're just here to watch I owners report, are good says, taking a sip of his Coke, the area with professional as a protection against legal enforcement agencies as close up there dancing I concentrate looking. "No one forces anyone to come strippers. We pay thein $500 to prosecution, Pinter balk& "I'd as possible to control them." on I Ing as attractive as think it's IwItter t1ian going out -Of five girls only ;I couple in here. If a person don't like $2000 a week for six 15 minute rather not say." Controling the girls who possible and dancing the best I up. have been here more than a few topiess, best th Ing to do is n oit shows. Yet. compared to the hard work for. him seeims to be no can. M) satisfaction comes In the mid-afternoon, there weeks. Most of thein move on come in at all." Judy pauses, Pinter says this rate is as core magazines and films problem. Pinter says he has an A,he I 'toing to %um s only Earl, and three shirt aftel a week or two," n look at a customer anti up tht: reason for tile overSeveral miles down 17. highas "any"club in the coun try currently being confiscated by insight into the girl's behavior. set, him thinking, 'Wow, She's sleeved inen sitting tit thz bar And the girls don't cause W. Seminole courify's other including Vegas." But then the the SCII11nole St"te Attorney's w helm I ng success of -topless. "All women are really something!' aloping draft beer topless bar", the dub Juana Juana has had offi fights like the pool ta bles did ce performances at I t u (ffl hem all —from Pushing her long dark hair exhibitionists," Pinter Juana are tame Girls strip to declares But, at 4 p.m. the girls come "Those tables," Earl says, experienced the same "trial Sally R-nd to 8 reitark that would Judy came to the area from away lrii her face, shesmile,-,. u in. And with them, the crowd.-were, nothi ng b ut " . 0. " says sitting at a corner table in nor his small bar on U.S.1792 th of lngwood. Now wc fill it up even' night--M or 60 - However, Lang defended the raid and set=e, and said he feared that obscem materials their forties and fifties some of If Ea rl had his druthers, was a singles club Then, in Costumes, feathers We e ven "Our girls don't dance declaration the) all depend on "performing topless as she em even in their se venties, to he'd be bock into count November 1 66, it went have a choreographer. And we strong enough to offend a ma n's response for their o calls it, last sear . watch the girls" music But the money is in topless" the first bar in the get everyone watching the women" Pinter sass, pointing satisfaction." Earl The girls 'eaT) too, from topless Peters tried Stoney was an important Central Florida area to do so shows Businessmen, profs out that about one third of his Yet one of the club's topless factor ("It's one of e v ery Country thing. music their late teens to their thirties. the best The And Earl seems unrecent $250,000 sionals, young couples." clientele is Female, dancers feels basically the paying Jobs for women in the Busmesswassonnr he was on working their way through anyone'sstandardsofmnoraltty creasing seating from 300 to tertaimnentrunsnightl) In the cong to Pinter are minor "You know , all girls have a state of Florida") but her the verge of selg t. 600, insta lling hydraulic lif ts in daytime, when business is desire to be an entertainer Then three months ago,he influenced her, too. By her first the enlarged stage, and con- slower, young girls dance tr ied "tb less" paycheck, any euibarassment structing progressive seating topless to the jukebox. BareONION "Used to be • 'n people in levels) is a ba rometer of the breasted wai tresses wait on she ma y have felt was gone ar l with her withholding ta x. club's success. No rubber tables, and a negligee clad ' - "didn't amount to a hill of beans f jTi2' i one n B flU RELLEVIU F Herald Staff Writer I La ng also agreed that his presence during the raid , charges with a motion to throw out the warrant in state court. The state attorney defended limits of the state's power of the search warrant secured last search and seizure are being week from visiting Gilchrist defended here. Respect for all County judge Miller Lang, poin ts of vi ew is an absolute saying the language was ta ken cornerstone of American from a federal warrant democracy." authorizing a massive seizure R ed' dec sion d that by the FBI. all teachers happen to be sick William 0. Douglas, William on the same day," Stenstrom Brennan and Byron H. White. said Besides its impact in Detroit, SEA representatives Steve the decision could affect schools Rosen thal, negotiator, and Pete in Louisville and Jefferson Bukur, President elect, said Count), Ky., which were or they understood and submitted dered by a federal Judge a written sta tement to the Tuesday to merge in order to board promising compliance achie ve better racial balance Crossword Puzzle A said today he has ordered criminal charges filed, but would not reveal if Transcon Corp. owner Jerry Mabie, and or others will be the target. derstand there are penalties for see fences thrown up to deny striking. It is illegal. . this them that right in the future." means it is also illegal to ha ve Also dissenting were Justices Calendar A Comics ...................313 - .. 4A 1B Reed left determination of the validity of the warrant, and the State Atty.Abbott herring he will ftght the criminal Florida and the constitution and of all of our children, whatever not strike. Stenstrom gave SEA their race, to an equal start representatives a stringent life and to an eq ual opportunity warning about striking should to reach their full potential as the negotiations not go the way citize ns. Those children who the SEA had hoped. have been denied that right in "I want the SEA to Un- the past deserve better than to . (Detalli Page 6*4 ByChfRISNE LSON Hcrald Staff Writer seizure of materials from the Criminal charges will be filed warchouse, up to the state in the Altdinonte Springs c-ourts "at least initially." pornography raid case dc*te qpey Gerald, considers that the search warr authorizing ra suit f or cM l damages, and that ay be faulty. Chief JusUce Warren E. Burger, rXaking for the court, Said I.-.&I cI iim;' not 1* DM with the spirit of the law" by tegrated school systerns. Justice Thurgood Marshall, tecognizing the SEA provided the SEA truly did represent a the only black member of the majority of county teachers, court, dissented, saying: promised to abide by the laws of "We deal here with the right I I tion. board would he "complying eluded had CLOUDY IF Altamonte Porno Rai Char9es Rea dy Herring fs Detroit and its suburbs without any evidence as to whether the cannot r 'ecoKnhe'a'bargaining plained. agen t uUfln til Jan. -1 but it also' Ste nstr om said he felt the I d . WASHINGTON (AP) The It wi ll have more indirect of- distr ict, which about per tice Iwis Powell, a former Sta te attorne said it had not Supreme Co ur t today struck fec in mans other cities cent black member of the Richmond been shown that school officials down by a vote, a conRoth's decision had called for The same question came be- school board, abtaining. or any state agency attempted troversjal desegregation piso busing of pupils in a three- fore the Supreme Court last The tie vote had the effect of to establish or change calling for busing pupils across county area around Detroit. It year in a case arising is Rich- upholding the lower court order population patterns to affect raschool district lines in the De- was appealed by Michigan offi- mond, Va. for cros1strict busing is the cial balance. troit area, cizis and by suburban school The court deadlocked in Richmond area but did not e Roth's decision was upheld by The decision sent the case districts, but not by the Detroit the Richmond case, with Ju tablish any precedent. the U.S. 6th Circuit hack to U.S. District Court in Detroit, where the plan was approved two years ago by the late Judge Steven J. Roth. Another judge will now consider the matter. The Supreme Court sa1 Roth ttempt by R. G. Feather to table action until Hart was legislative last two weeks of the seision and last consulted. parently the legislators The request by the SEA to be grabbed part of this bill and the recognized bargaining part of that bill and put agent came at the last regular together. There are con KIls B using -,Plan .. The action came without board could be ordered by tile 1 courl - consulting the board's con- courts to commence traded negotiation edvisor, negotiations Je rry le hart, despite an "This law was wTmtten in the 0 P inent Friday. That schedule was found. impeachment Democrats and suffered a slight setback last The inost explosive item in seven fen(v-sitting members, . _________ negotiations will occur remains new state law, but Board Atty. undecided. Douglas Stenatrom said the - u ______________ B MARK El12 Herald Staff W ri ter • Sandman, who lined High Teacher Negotiating Body .. - .- . nigh I '""I bcCoinI'to less Eight yea rsago, the Juana topless according to Pinter, "We do the whole bit safely away from the reach of going for his Jugular. But he tried wai tr essing for a while but You know. 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BUNYAN r- 11 Candidates on th e ballot City Clerk Mary Hawthorne City Clerk Phyllis Jordahi, asscd immediately after the include Seat Number three since the question of pedJctIn a pet cent tour- polls close Four absentee i A. G. Det.attibeaudiere, A. A. fluoridation of the city's water n t ou of the 3,592 registered baL',)ts were requested arid two City clerks in tiac six Mae) MC 1)11 ( the aflt oters,(75OtoQO), 'aough hasebeenreted t_,i,, _k %01 6 Seminole cities with elections cumbent), Guy Thornton and .1 1, , Casselberry's municipal I'd like to see at least 1, 100 turn 14. A I 1. i In 1,ongwood where the most Tuesday are predicting a Slella _--i" Woodhouse; Sea t elections operate slightly dif. out,,, advijogs CIty vot to .t, 1,I turnout of frem ?_5 per cent to 52 N~iniber four - - Nibert J. ferently than the other cities, r10 t i c- th~,ir voters rrj,~.,trolior pji 1:r,C , L ,a, E. 0. i [ , ' "c.) Kjjth an d hiien are to be card to find their voting P c,C-. waged, City Clerk Onnie __________ voters John G Morris 1ncumbent) elected from a field four Those whose voteis Shomate predicts a18 per cent ________________ Forty candidates are on the Nineteen absentee ballots candidates The top three poll registration cwds show they turnout _____ ballots vying for 19 municipal base been Issued by Seminole more than 700 of ing the most votes will be live in Seminole Count} the 1,854 eligible voters offices at the eight polling Elections Supervisor Camilla elected to two-year terms precincts 11, 23,25 and 36 (south Four offices are on the ballot places F our candidates are flruce's courthouse office and Candidates Include Charles of SR 436 and east of H) shod — two iounril sea's, the flLlning unopposed 1$ had been returned earl) Gwk (Incumbent), John vote in city precinct 2- the city mayor's pe and the city Polls in all the cities will be today. 1hty (incumbent), Sal hail. Those who live in county clerk's offi ce for two year ,, open from 7 a m to 7 p in The election will be officially Orlsndo and Charles Sizer fl precincts 9, 12, 35 and 48 (west terms Longwood, the only Two city commission sea - = caassed b) the city corn election will be canvassed of l I should vote at the Seminole city with an elected I will be filled in Sanford 's city n'tssion at noon Wedresday _.-r ____ immediately after the polls Montgomery Road fire station city clerk, has virtually reelection for 1mw scar terms.In making his election tur. close at the fire house, where A tota l of four voting machines elected M Shomak to her City Clerk Henry Tamm nt ou prediction, Tamm noted three voting machines have are being used nthconsecuthe term when no predic a 40 per cent tournout ttt freeng cold weather ls been placed Candidates include: District one qualified .. •• . nst her, agai -2,800f the eligIble 7,014 1recat. - . . .. Two council seats will be o three — Grge Perkins voters at the civic center J flussell Grant, af ter J. Casselberry, with 4,025 the Alinonte Springs ballot at cunibent) and strict 4 P011.1119 place. Three voting registered vote, may see the three polling places at (lie sWcmfW Campaigns for ffie Sandra Glenn and Torn Radioff. %% .A. Adams (left) and A.E. machines and one backup city council in the past, also has W il liams check voting machines re than the 40 per eent r.vic center, city hail and t Terms of office are two )ears. machirw will be available. (1,600) turnout predicted by Mcritgoinery Road Fire Sta!ion. The election "Al be can. I Coni'd On Pg. 2A) MEE . / -l---.. I I ~ ByDONASTEs IieraldStaf(Wrfter - `77-71 ---L ----- I . 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'! *, , _~l r! , ,._ __ __ - - I w ,~~ - .---- a ain F, - .I - 4 -I - I A- W__1_ __ Fishe.,2109 W.I M Stree, , ffled sources refused to disclose the detAil tile secrecy of t complaint process, it does give Seminole "' unty ,%heriff John morning, allegi" that W sion, Accorcling to Fisher, his son the acclm.hd officer the right to Polk said today he is laur.! :W.g Mitchell, was beaten and wa! arrested by a deputy In the bring a civil is it against "at,) an investigation into a cem. require4 lv)spiUd treatment. area of 13th Street in Sanford perwn, goup of persons or any plaint that 9 depity ber-t an I& Seminole Hospital In Sanford after a group of buys yelled at a Year-Old Sanford youth after the confirmed that Mitchell pauuW patrol car. AH the boys the heads of such organizati ins !., J; iL .4-* . ''I t t. 7 ,------ r, - -7 -1. - V -1. F U. 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Ae -. ) - - I~ , - - — -Zl if It _____ ____ ' _____ - 31U - 0 J., I ____ - I '. ') e / ) ,- r . . . -] -- - - _______ . .0 L,/% ~ . . I , . -, I ~&" 14, ~ I -_ .- \ u/1 — 4-~ ,,,-~ . - ) --(19M I - -!:- -v= I . - X~ . ~ 'k / ~ I t I : . I I . r:~, "e- _- I - Ta The boy's father, M01yin Sunday rj-twhir., ljospUl ci&nL He - was subs"uendy , suffered during __lhle per% arrested. According to the formanee of duty." youth, the depot) then took the Polksays he Interprets that to - , youth to the Sanford airport and mean that the offma can K* sor's eye either the Fisher said his , newspaper 7aen his namer jaw, and back we Injured w revealed before the three-man the beating board meets Polk would not dismcs details The information will be niade public. Polk said, it ind when ,. .I L I %..-7*a_JW": 14* refused to name the officer the hmpi **Q wt r -ZITNW-1 — 11 -Of? P SVJW VvVc iX Involved. "Under the new Also, under Use POIIC%! Officers Bill Of Rights," police officer cannot be _ 0 r_* I # IF" ", Polk said, "we cannot reveal suspended from oMce until the -- I. /( i — ' / - - . IE & ________ . ______ b3r W ow:Le Schne3ell.der _________ STICK ( iV1 D PA b Up • 1 '____ PAL ALL OF IT J j LL OE "Au l - BABY, ITS I -' 1 ' '-~ - 'MMO& .~ft - I .~ Ii . __ - __ --__ .. *. . . . T ; _______________________________________ _______________________________ /A~XORD!&)G TC PF6SSfOjAL - _______________________________ TICA)SHIP 13E7WF,EN THE THP Akf) Hu VICflM... ,' I% - I _________________________ ..,THF- Rr '.- . '. I. 1 " . i - . I ,I ...Is ____ . fl?Q 116N, . - ___ - __ .__ _ i - -1 Y _____ r 2 ______ r - --- •- ' - IS CERT'AI&JL'I' "TM i % - - - ilitO liori,stop,, Hospital , -s - SA Oviedo Lions drop their - - _1L_- =::~w * _____ " 1973 'I'\TII1'1{ - , r , ) fr Partly cloudy t cloudy I i hi Fair TuesdLiy. Continued cold baker's dozen of art sorking to ward gaining a federal grant, One of (C chamber's l programs Is for the .L1, ,'i.. - 4 -% - .. - 't 4 , . r Ti nidfVFWpt Long wood Sertoma Club to be gieii their own banks, And the chamtxn- in alldillon hasahlocateJ 1 pint, 1-4 I -AM7!01.-_ with the life-giving fluid is being made to Ga ctav a tngood south afflicted - - turrently receiving treatment in Houston. The Interstate Mall. The vhambrr sponsored Wood hank has be-en suemssful enough, Ream said, The ft in a series of "gas-a-thnn rotatioas" will be held this weekend at the - - ____ : .. )(AW REAM iIIey Hart Phillips 66 .service station at U.S. 17-93 and SR 434 to assUt the Sky g ovrn e rn en I eerg dl treat. ment in Ocala tonia Club will be held at Richardson's Texaco at U.S. 1792 and SR 434. In the planning st:w,e are the city park and mmmunity building Dec. 14. Coll neiI tDan-el ect J. It. committee arranged Lhrouh FU for continue playirq, , the role of Santa Claus at the part) (,rant is been the city bthees and the Ser A better • i_.__- .-. . l ,. 1411 - -. I Cr .- - --- I - - inittatedand expected to be taxes, trusts, accounting and finances will be held in the future Claus for the past 20 years. parks in the community , incurable do-gooder," Ream said a railroad flboard courts and location of park benches in ttv,, bwiness district are being planned The chamber is participa ti ng in a police department fund drive to aid Mr& Genevr Barfield. the mother of a city Ukiude Gene Duffey. f irst sic president; Hi!! I4srbour second president Bob Farrell, setre ta ry;RjchardSwarm, treasur er and Rod Cable, Immediate past president, and new chairman of the bwrd of directors. mlety program will be spOnsored by the chamber in conjunction with the Seaboard Coastline Railroad: a Children's Christwas Party sponwred by the chamber in Lw. -- Ppvp)onnpiit of mini , , : - - - business businessmen protection and to guard agai nst fly . by night operators," Ream said. The chamber also plam to establish a Per. n annt hpnnart.f. the city bswnc district senior tens and other -- - - j-,*T, 7- 82 The second go"-thon will be Dec. 16 at Glenn ir chamber members, but senior citizens . -ia,..;- AI] w .. - - 1~~ g,_J_SW.7f_;--, ;A _M_-k -_ "Te, ----. !N IXi?_Z 4-, ~3MT c?, __F -- - - :re chamb Imis also donated to i. young man's faui:ly. for senior e,ti,ens at the 1)-tjnsre newest for VOcrins of lie.111: S,ii(i 11)4, (Ll,;Jll lie resides in ok A to ) lan American Bank of Altoniuo[e Spri. to provide minibus ar Furnishings on SR 434 "'" "' "'' west of SR 4V In the city, Ream is also an author of Seminole County for senior tii children's books, including "The Land of Charlie Pan Am Bank has Cornsilk," pubiislied in arrapged special dismunts deve loping into a counts power house. Complete details Oil game on page 6A. ; ------"--ffi'm--z-,-44.0.id--..V-i.*" %,,-_ I -- utilE) a ooperatic effort with Florida Technological Urnvert (FU and the (htidr(fl I arty to transpor on for i Obituaries J - 61i - -.. .i(iPi l chaniber progratus for the .vear, ranging from a i , I -. I - his personal enthusiasm 211 Dr. (ram' Jf ________ - 211 "Sym _ M A - ONGW(I) (;eriid Iteim new preside nt of U lArngood area Umber 2" . . _,%_ Il I - %Tzfi_rN ~70 kjf~t~ - ~ Oi ii 3A&A I d Chamber Leader Ge-ts Perl ,1.) - 1( -W J - ________________ s -11 - .. . ~ lw-- I ,.~ --- - ________10 1 . - _ _~ --_71."_ -_ . OUTSIDE Index - ,• _- r , II JL _/2~_ _ . - - i __ ___ __ __ AJD HIS PAT1E.&JT Ot A I SEI)... ii - .1 L ( \\ P2 i -s ncrease fj(; _________ CroswordI )unIt I ,--___ - . — _________________________________________ .q . . - 0 ,T1 --- 1%, .__ ___ -I I - I ..-___ -___ ___ ___ / __ ft . =_____ - _,_r_, _-_ ____ - s - 6' ! - Many shoppers are bypassing sugar prlticts , -_ __ - . rl _:-~ J - 4'_ "' %; .. - -. •. . I s tlI)' '' % 7 , 10 ./ - - - LET~S HAVE f I?, . ________________________________________________ - II $J _.,d!" - I --,:~10_ complaint until an Investigation reassigned, Polk said, but no .- '.' f-'-- - From Staff and Wire Rqwrts stigar was unavailable and IVA" has been inade." If the in- action will be taken against him Soaing sugar prices, already therefore did not boost the toW b still buying sugar, but is jects to the -, ' price. . IV, " _____ stigation determines that until the board renders its the target of government as it did elsewhere. I trying to save more. Mrs. Sharon Owens exthere are suhetontlal grounds to decision probes and consumer boycotts, Several Sanford area shop Dorothy Chasnk sd pined, "I don't use t much boosted the price of the family per3 in(licated in inter%ieW3 this --- - IV she is using a lot less sugar and as five potinds Luts me two 4 man board will be appointed to law, be would resolve the grocerybill during November, morning that the have using sugar substitutes when months We just do wi thout and I ge the officer's innocence or complaint by cAlling both the .11 IL an Associated Press market. Changed their sugar-buying and she can "I dqn t1,ink I am 't don't have as many sweets as gui t officer and the comçlainnt basket survey show& cooking habits since the sugar going to do any ChrIsas we don't need them anyhow." The 'accused accused officer would and try to "settle it then." If tiC Shoppers who avoided buying price has increased. baking," she added. "It Is just I . appoint a re presenta tive, the believed the complaint to be M Sharon W" Mrs. W. L. Stoudenmire about as cheap to buy from the gar howeer found sales o Sheriff would appoint one, and serious, he would have his revealed, "We used to drink stretch replied, "I don't buy it III can bakery." neat and eggs helped ".1 I the two appointees would then department Investigate It and s ugar in tea but not . the budget at the supermarket. help it at these outrageous . ,._. . mutuahy agri-e on a third board then recomineud it to the Civil "I haven't bought much sinev bought it for agei, a, we just i -i ,-v Buftiv Tile Ail drew up a random .Ust cut down, dnd I am buying sugar went to a1mc, ' iur review. Be st three can't afford it. it's too high.,' 1%1 V The new state tow, (Chapter could also fire the officer before of 15 commonly purchased food sugar substitutes i am using bucks for fi e pounds, Mrs Those who are turning to 74-274) became effective Oct. 1. tile hoard reviewed the case, and nonfocd items, checked the more honey and mola and Jennie Speigle commented. "I / sugar substitutes for mnomh: It provides for "ce rta in rights even If it later meant rein prices on March 1, l3 at d plan to use prepared cake don't do tno much or dietetic reasons are findLig and privileges of law en. staternmt if his decision were slipermarket in each o! 13 Ci es n ixe for my Christmas COLD prices 3r-, going up on these forcenient officers for the reversed nd has rechecked at the hakin" using subsututes quite a bit" prcts as well rtceipt and processing of beginning of each succeeding lkfore Oct 1, the indiidwtis Mrs Elmer Post revealed she MrL J ulia Da v is said sne has Braving rold north %Inds to go to mork at Flagship Bank of complaints, and for the en- filing the complaint did not worith. The aera e Sovemr in d using what little cut down on using sugar and Sanford are linda (ampbdll (left) aid JeanWe ankcnshIp . ft'rcement of the act b) the hae to be "under oath at an liic wteM SUTV) crease n SiiOWu uiC sugar she did, and her husband has stopped baking sweets uzes wre u Temperatures dipped to the low 30's thIs morning and zn cold state ahtorne) general" bill as up during November In is sweetening his tea tinie of their testimony , but no bill 6 t If th Mrs S V McConnell ai : %ealher 13 predicted for tonIght. fiferald Photo by 10 Vh,eent) Although the law does not they do, according to Polk. every city except Dalla5. where ho ney. _____ - . NI. _% _:V I - - I : . __ - - - '- -. ____________ �y --s - - r - - - . --- - -_,--- ,., - - r -: ____ . -- -- - _ _ - - ;-- 1I ' - - . --'--'- -----'--"•- ---,-- - ,-..--.-----;-- ;--_- --- -•----- --- . - - - - _____________________________ 2A—Evenfng_Herald, Siford, Ft. Monday, Dec. 2, 1974 Eveffing Herald, Sanford, Ft. Storm Hampers UPPERVULE, Va. (AP) — The three-Jet craft dls search today for the cockpit a Northwest Orient The diversion WAS ordered Airlines 727 ported missing Friday night. Searcber today were to re- tiitegrated on impact, sti'ewing voice recorder and other nioni- chartcz Jet near Stony Point, The Mt. Weather acarc was because Duties had runways Suflit, hunting for the l'xhes of bodies and burning wreck ag e tcjng tttjtr' -•- that could N.Y. a bou t 3 miles northwest hampered by sited in arieus dir.ctfons. NR. i 2persskjI1ed whena'fl 3 wldearc..c)es1opeof .; Vrk r i. .ti*tflflø "! hi 4Mfl 141-1.6 N tiflnalnnlyh**north4nflthrilnL. .ti inu Mi. Wcather. me 1,m4.1oothin TWA Officials; 8j rel.tiec ift crermen aixi uo ties an hoar, the same weath. ways. a mouMain during a wind.drIv- mountain Is a foothill of the of the 85 passengers and seven passengers and was on Its way er conditions that prevailed in The manager of Duties, Dcx. en riin storm, kiiiing all Blue Ridge mountainS. Tht EreW members would be taken to Buffalo, N.Y., to pick up die the area when the jet crashed at ter Davis, said weather condl. aboard, plane's tall section later was by bus today to i temporary Lions there were highly un usual, Baltimore COILS football team. 11:10 a.m. EST. The plane, TWA flight 514 found 100 yards below the stun- morgue near he crash site to State notice said there was no The flight had been scheduled "in the six years I've been here! L,tind for Washington from In. mit. idenL(y the remains. When evidence of CTOASWIfld like zur%lvors. EST at a to land at 10:23 a.m. dianpolLs and Columbus, Ohio, John H. Reed, chairman of -search operations susperded at Another airplane was report- Washington National Afrirt, ha ppened," he said, sheared off tree tops and the National Transportation 8:15 P,m. EST Sunday, U., M M down in Costa Rica where direttly across the Potomac The Federal Aviation Admin. slammed into a rocky 10-loot. Safety Board, said It was tin. .nalns of 23 persons had been searchers combed a mountairRiver (toni Washington, when Lstratlon said there had been ,, high ledge near a top-secret possible to say immediately otind, Officials said. Ous area for a Honduran Air air-traffic controllers diverted unusual communIcations be. government Installation Sun. what caused the crash. InvesUThe Mt. Weather crash was Force cargo plane cartying It to Duties International, about tween the plane's crew and air. day morning. gators; were to continue their followed Sunday by the crash of four ft NMON -- I Ic' m ML ' Senator Mills To Make Protege A Movie Star BOSTON (AP)— Rep. Wilbur D. Mills says he's goL-ig to make his 'protegc," stripper Fanne Foxe, a movie star with a film he wrote himself called "It's Not Bulesqu.11 And he has gotten himself into a flap with actress Shirley h1aclAine after calling her a nop. The Arkansas Democrnt made a weekend trip to Boston where MISS Foxe, whom he called "my little Argentina hillbilly," ended a two engagement He appeared brie fly on stage with her Saturday night and later said, "This won't ruin mc othing can ruin tue He said m an Associated ress Interview Sunday, -I've been an angel to a lot of people...Th e last one flopped. Shi rley MacLame fl opped.' Re would not explain th e comment or say It he sponsored ____ 1114 . -._. % .~ 1%. ______ . .4#p' '. . ' 10. . - - __ ~ - -- two- r;-Z I _- ,_90; ----. , __- - ,ftw;__ . .- - I - 3 •'9'' .\ . . - S. 'it. . ,j;.: 4 411111111111, ' . .- . 5 . - 'ç . 4r 1 - M - .: \ I* Ada-dn istra Lion. The the revolution having been waged against some of Mrs. 11 .9 Even then, the doctors said, JOdiZed it the financing of As the trldl enters its tenth Watergate were extensively inthe questioning should be limit. ed to two one-hour sessions d- week, U.S. District Judge John 'd J. Slrwa must deal with ing each day of testimony. Walters had testified that he Sirica indicated he was con- 5ue of subpoenas still outreceived a "directive..' while standing fii nUJury v aged at the trial. over the holidays. Waiters to k reas of The judge said tha~ if all deA qwkesman for Sides said mutual concern" with then-acttense lawyers agree to the pro. over the weekend tha' t j" ong FBI Director L Patrick " posal they should waive any would await some p0 Gray ill. complaints about d&iiage to from defense law ers before . their defendants rights in writ- reacting to a report by three i rect confli ct with Dean, ing dot'tors that J Haldeman said he never heard 6 .-: 'r T d o e o ay '. CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Rink-and-file rnembe.s of the Uni ted Mine Wor kers union are voting for negotiated y seaders. Early returns favored aç-. proval. Three union locals in Pennsylvania accepted part Sunday by a 4-3I3 margin. Complete results I . . -. . . - fl - . WASHiNGTON (AP)-Ph:sident Ford today holds his the e° agreement. e meeting wi th reporters :i Shica said he oxid a1so shn- , earhest time Nixoq could be - - ply keep the Jury sequestered in. questioneti . A tooth care prep3rara was Prese*d to firsb grade pods at Sabal a downtovrn Wmhingtori m I Polut Elementary School by Mrs-- I,yn~%rady (~aheiiaa THE I ftvofi,s liw; er,' Hallert j. I nf luence Quesi,onvu . - _____ Voter Turnout Prediction,^1141 Vary r x._ —_ - '''' 11 - . , V_ _W~ - - , - . % ,' . T r r - ___ - -. IM—N WN .. I ._~ -- 1 .! ~~ Z Rrw -=,q' - (I3obJy) WicWls - -rm 475' I R = - ~~ - - - 4COfl'iVni Pg 1; ir , r tJ ftu,i ttjJ, howe%er, the rise was -. I I II One. - NEW UNIFORMS - I only 5even4enfl,i of one per cent. hot counting sugar, bill declined In lii of the 12 iStles and ayed the WDC like Mary City ClWC ILI~ 1,11P. regk 44red v4ters and one Sassman is ex pedLU a -5 2 ,A,,,. "atilig machine will be on hand At . ,'r* , clay hall poUing CP. cen", turnout (ovev 5ro)) ()I Uw- FOR GRE YHOUHDS cuii lynmWlar, ileIt) and Dsrey Dtlano show .11 new Lyman 111gb School bond ur4'twuig Delivered Just hours (be recent Marcbin.1i. Contest Liman Rand mcinrs and Band PU crs b5 tn fund rais*ng poJjt Is in the orks 1 help thc IK,0 wtlurm debt The SWe of Pennki Dri ve has P.) off all oi been eomnpklecf. with tb', posier showing only a short 3,. way t* • Bacon Sr. ai Margie Hess; COunCilman,SeatNumberFour - 1:1.14n Blankenithip (in. cumPlit) and Burt Perinchief. The orie-year split tem for Eiqhtej-~l council seat three is due to ule r-bsk-l' t"6 '1110t'q I` AT 1*4 n resignation of John Nortlen. issued. The electk,n j The ballot will include Group canvassed Irnu 'lliteRiiu after L1BI{ t1OT Ui Al' kctbasket bill was up in seven ci ties, dowii in tour and Un1D A comparison ci current 'i t )d1 the El atketbasket Lull LI) CIf) seth average ht' of20 per CeIIL Again, much ot' the increase uas due LI) oils, prices for sugar. Farmers 'on x nitJ I-r b - ' 'li, n in ii U Lost of sugar which more ey -ra w sugar is selling for than tripled in somi. areas aL,t 0 cents a pound, abut worI4w,ie demand shot up five times what It wa a year Government authorjtle have ago-but they argue that their prt.e.j pic ever- costa for things 11km. hu'l and all will rise about 15 or 16 pr fertilize, have risen sharply. 1 'n rA,tmI 'r Wage ar* Price Stabth'y heW need the pi ofits on sugar to Eearir.gs in Washington, D.C., r:ak' up hi lose.. on th o er last week to imvestlgate sugar farm items tike cattle. priet and a house subcorn. Some consumers have olved rnitteE plaits mother probe this the problem by simply eiirniwedr 'uthi' ir frc,r' the ir L' Fdrners, refmus and retat There were scattered sales, lets repeatedly have detud generally reflecting tower that they are taking advantage prices paid to armrra hi recent Of massumers charging high mWth& Thc price o(apwvJ df ug - To&&mtObL '¼ • . - . - , . • •-'i. ____ .-•',._L-_ 'h'J $ 95 . -. J- . -::- £.' .' Sq. Yd. - w4 - . %1 .-, COME SEE COME HOP COME SAVEI ___ 4.SIZ2l..f--< / \\ CHRISTMAS \ car ':9 -% ..', - . . INSTALLED __ WOW I ____ - - Good MON., TUES., WED. BUM *1P, .:--, . '--L ._ a HOLIDAY SPECIAL CUSHION FLOOR SHINYL VINYL by CONGOLEUM and ARMSTRONG E' !i I t .j.j!:• _J CO MPLETE FLOOR COVERING CENTEP. 119 S. Magnolia Ave. 23 S. W. College \\I. Ph. 323.7720 FREE ESTIMA i ES Ocal Downtown N OPE MON - F RI 9-------. ,-.,--•---- Sanford - - ..----- - - Mrs Lillian Griffin has been :rttiilR d' "ted unnp'sd chopped chuck for impk', dur m six uties, Unchanged In four and up in only three .? 0.1 : .' - ~ .1 Rebozo Seeks Road Closing I KEY HJSCAYNE, Flit. tAP) - C.G. "Bebe" Rebozo, fearing the former Presidential compound will become a tourist attraction, has asked county officials to declare Bay Lane a private road. $ The s been closed since former President Richard .g prope rty, but see let servicemen who guard the compound -_ and keep the road closed — will probably, be leavinj th is month When the guards are gone, the road would ... .*. - I. Jolb- ?I ,.!11" ,. - }iebozo,a close friend of the former presid ent, owns a Response To Jobs Is Cool TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP) - Stale officials say thcy'v had criy !ukearTn rconie ki attnpta ki recruit women or blacks for two new positions on the Parole and Probation Commission. Some 300 perscr'.s have inquired about the Jobs, but the 30 persons who have filed applications include only four hite women and one black man, officials say. 01 ~ 9 's . 'a Court Panel To Hear Miss Vicki I CAMDEN, — , Singer Tiny • Tim's estranged wife, "Miss Vicki," has been on New Jersey welfare i the Sunday . Philadelphia I'll.. "witUll 543. The newsPaM q Camden Ch - "11;r '- T ~r _* . - it office employe as "Miss Vicki whos. maiden name Is V&c'ia Budinger, has rceIyed *235 a month since Aug 28 Fhe reportedly is ,ow in England wlih the couple't - --.,-- Ufle Hunt MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -June Hunt, the daughter I ____ - _________ - --*t R i~~IV- I doesn't care about money 01 Cmnierce ,, periloaaty and wants to be a singer Breakiast" Tuesday at the rd fl, Civic center at 8 a m, will M1ssHUn29, said jnan give informatM 0. William Miller WASHINGTON (AP ) WIIiani N. 'Thh Bait" MU3.r, "'-ee house of ltepreaent.aljves for 25 years, is being challenged for re-election to the pct. Lame4uck Rep. Frank M Clark, D.Pa., Is challenging Miller, for Job, which pays about 140,000 yearly and involvt Super vision of ScOres 01 MOO] - their uutg. i a iCOi NEW YORK (AP) Cicely Tyson has about $35.000 in jewmirv .ma turn In the burglary and ransacking of her Manhdtjan dupl ex apart. merit, police report, mey said the apartment in a Fifth Avenue building was huglarizej s'melim between Friday night and Saturday morning while no one was there. An employe of Tyson discovered -. Miss . the burglaj. - - to IRYI'AN . iv PEG 1899 ', a . 1101 RIG I il ho l lu',i I vi ?_1 0 8 alIenT. 3 OJ A',OOU G VV POWVIR ALL I tIO',f Li3 GIFT 10110 .•~!~, .t .•....... -I 1 BA . S5A 2. Deacon Central Baptist Church Paid t'o$ Ad. Pd. tar by Campaign Treasurer _' - /1'-j -. :, -'-'- a, __b.. 89 s., - . PEG. a "..__.L_..., . •. . . 1. (*, . 1. : MASSAGER . , L, ? ..V, ,~14 1,4 88 ;-;* °'-" - OR IIORAL PIP.? 01AIS11W (OMit WT,i 0',! IOR DRvWo *.: ,;., IN. 31.'4kC4"V1411% 1111111111111 STYLER DRYER 88 —— .,:.11. JII: . I 4 J. Past Moe ller Sanford Masonic Lodge 4. Capt. Sanford Police Auxiliary S. 4 Years Parachute Troops 88' . SUPER MAX - .. P0Lt(PdI DEEP HEAT BACK -m'' AflAC ,J . r*OUflt,,GO,sI .f FOR STY, IWO) AWO 7c OF41 COM"tTTi s'. ,~o.f. ________________________ - ... -, , , ~ , IV Glitt"I P,1OCi ' :- 1, 30 Years In Sanford £OU'$OtRflR, MAf WAvIL - OR LIAGHTI', 29 c •-: RIG iS5 • P(',5Tpi',. A', 0 0 ,1 !IFf... Va :. RIG I IS JUSI PEG 17 99 1.5 02. SIZE ROLL-ON DEODORANT N,,. I', .-'. SHAMPOO NDER . 4~ t5YIR, A CL*L StC''sps -. C . O.. *.--* 0 a soz flhIAhIT LIMI T1 ~ . 0: STYLING WAND •. 1 IOU RILi(P of DRY C'4APP!D Lips :L;UiT I . - r 99 . taifl Vote E.O. (EDDIE) KEITH Tues. Dec. 3 ft 1ARE SIZE Y: MULTI.'OOKER ;.' I 'a ~ °LI No Day. Vote for the candidate of Have a Nice Election your choice, but please votel Your candidate may not win but you and your community will be big winners because you care ,nough to vote Your support will be appreciated tomorrow. ySOfl —' /\ CH DOMI CM 0 1110 f ' P(I . Lu, S~atNo.4 Tuesday, December 3 a CURL ¶ . Chamber m embers an d $UNEAM . 3 L E. 0. (EDDIE) KEITH SANFORD CITY COMMISSION ' •, RIG ELECT ft . ' I - 1 interview that her firit, sunier prices and record, about a li, t tle bliK, rcKWAtlow. Free orange man who keem (niln 1 r, will li rka. d thI trnth . / - . ,; . For A Commissioner To WORK FOR YOU 'O .. NflO'* WIAWcTH BOOTS PA'.YS -- Consumer Services Coordinator ".t.te F. 111111011 ,.MIT I MRS. RUMBLEY °°'o f: ...' . 4 DV HOSIE Utu MAN OIODItO4I ;- Floyd Christian Atty. Gen Robert Sherm asked the five-member panel to rule on the 1st District Court of Appeal's dt3m issal f 19 diatgesof bribery, perju'y and J ____ - The indictments were Issued earlier this year by a Leon , :.. KNEEwH1 panel was set to hear argu. County grand jury in cortmenLs today on an apW.al of a nection with alleged kickba&s lower court ruling that (hs- on Education Department conn Lssed Indictments against for tracts tier Education Commissioner .E. ;;~Im , TALLAHASSEE, Ha (AP) A Flctiaa Supreme Court - .Tl ' • nsfian s Appeal .' I'l ...s. 1. wux iune year term) Martin Suaar Leads Grocery Increases - - 4 - . IA)rmann1 a realtor. For Je make an &t1oii forecast, the ri&gnation --------of - Davitf dLs'.rlct live council post, held noth1, Y'i,it., Springs voters Out1ii ii. HenniCan, Richard Mittlet.-iin, - NLie absentee ballots have been ei ghtreun Pete1ano and fl(ht rt issued - - --- I The lecUon will be can- 1(2 Year term) Irwi, Hunter the polls 'lose Polling place is been '.Irtually elected unop' %assed at 9am Wednesday at (Incumbent) and i)iald L. the city tire haI where City hail Ten absentee ballots GtlIun;, Group 2 tone yvur mactune Is available have been returned. Polling Frank Duff once Ronald The ballot includes MayorCandidate- for the mayor 's 'hsee i city hail council Tumrnjrtfa, Group ( years) (hamjr here two watnr Jahn B Booth (inc, nbert) and Walter Sorenson nd Lee A uffi"e being vacated b E Machineshave tij I'm John W Daniels 'ntunben(, Wheeler, Councilman, Seat j Jaques are- Cant Bravo, and lkli) L Ea--l!tuan: - Number two -111han Griffin; attorrie.v; Robert Harms, a City Clerk ?I?r , Nartrwro of rfesignation six weeka ago, _- * candidates are: Gerard 7'. ___ :- :1 I the nomi- eral books on America's pow. Rockefeller farnil" re'of such samuy-Herful fam ilies Schwartz says tip tatives on their bnar are nanced orZ3 ' IajorU.S cporatlonstiayjng House Judiciary Committee nation restmie 4101111111 ft. . 221111111111111111M.-7 1. A~* k ft I ko - 0 VQN__ __~~ lotkidt-%;,~- _`Q;5& 7 ,, ,% TI~_: _7 `~_ AM..;," (Cont'd From Pg 1) AM I .,'~.~.`, ." ;4 P,I.~;. radio for five minutes before he and two friends were ki lled, a Coast Guard spokesman says. Th e th ree bodies were found Sunday in th e wreckage of a single engine Cessna 172 that cra&W Saturday during a I thunderstorm. Authorities said the pilot. Steve Ramsey, 21, of Venice, n - - . (X,*IIOIIEE,Fla. i AP) — The pilot of a small plane that WASMOTON (API — Fif. combined assets of 1640 billion, and suggested it be used a.c the teen members of the Rockefel- the study said. .. Sm!? 9 c1a & 1. rt,A crashed Into the Everglades shouted "Mayday" into his mer White House aide Charles ___~_, w . 3 Bodies In Crash 1972, COfl%trSaticn between f - .. n In Ws testimony Nov. 21 became Interested in the study ; ham Manhattan Bank, basis for quest,ioning witnesses Rockefeller dism Issed the stud y ler family are directors of 40 when he noted Rockefriler I:hr)sler Corp.. 1.1i.M., The study was made by G. in the hearings on Nelson A. as the work of academics un- representatives on the corporatirns which ha v e total William Domhoif, a psychology ar di American M otors, }astern assets of " t billion, according professor at the University o Rockefeller's nomination to be qualified in the field of econom- of s everal cor ratio c t f vice president. ics. He has called the idea that volved in technology wh-'Ic he to a report submitted to Crgt- California- Santa C-in —,I At #I.— I i..iiairman ne and his family exert any was studying the reIarA)rihj Domboff said the comm3tte., "a between science and bz,lnes. bev'inin1ng the (timily's The boards which the Rock. prifessoc at the U,ilverZ of p sorsarescheduledW tm twomyth.,, control over efellera belong to have inter- California, Berkeley. Schwaitz says ig Lify before the panel tonight Imho(f is the author of sev- major corporioi, '3 vs' ie corporate holding tes with 91 They sent the report to the when hearings on atout ! Waim Kw - cn- Rockefeller .-A. qko~ Authorities Recover a tape ftawding of a Nov. 13, $ an op. r A ' IV II 'I LoyoIa University I) uaj sufflciritJy to answer ques- qiii'a has asked Shies to E °• .y. e emonsf.'ated CAfl testified was ith puppets care of the teeth and resented non ii Is liii M pla -d 1st f defendant John toothbrush. Show D. Ehrlichman. Davie Buiros and Teresa WaIto. (Herald Pliobu b, Elda deman today on his t.stimony Haldeman, the second of the manding money from Lite White dcholi that he never ordered the five defendants to testify, was House. TOOTH FAIRY? portunity for Ford to give the public the 11irst specific details of the agreement he worked t in A tAT . orezhne. with • 1 lead er sennIt, Wi . ____ I . - - THA T'S . arms raises I% C I 1k I app.irently was trying to avoid bad weather. Authorities iden tified the other victimsas Renee Shylia, 18, of Sarasota, and Mark Punkar, 20, of Venice. The three were on a flight from Venice to Key West. ' not expected until Tuesday or Wednesday. I f fI . I t 4 F1 nP'r)A BRIEF ed to questions from his principal attorney, John J. Wilson, deposition until Jan. 6. . ... Voe !! ! lee^1%,01 -n -- . =- ci -. - __ - . --- a t In ., '- W. Lynch, a naturalized U.S. citizen since 1948, as deputy administra tor of the American Revolutloit Bicentennial oa IS . ilif kt ,, 3 \- . . ~ : Judiciary Cotmaittee over the stlection of Mms. Marjorie i..Oinl it • C . . 4ing the U.S. - \IILt iU ,,i'; - 1k trdl Intelligence ' y to 1t to followed by Alexander fendant John D Ehrllchrnan's the early Investigation into Wa Butterfield, administrator o1 lawyer asked today that the tergate the Federal Aviation Admtnls. Watergate cover-up trial be reRetur ni ng today for h is . tratlon. cessed over the Christmas hoilond appearance on the witness days In hope that the delay stand, Haldeman Butterfield, a prosecution also was to would make it possible to obtain quesUoJ about witne ss who helped autben.. his contention testimony from former that not until the spring of ticate White House tapes played Pres ident Richard M. Nixon. did he learn that the original at the trial, formerly worked at Ehrlichman's lawer, William Watergate defendants were the Whi te house as an assistant S. Frates proposed to U.S. Dis- being paid hush money. toflaideman. He La scheduled to trlct Judge John J. Sidra that testify now as a character M'!' Duringafuldayoftetlmony . the jury he sent home Dec 23 Or for Haldeman Friday, Haldeman directly witness 24 and thenreturnnextmonth contradicted a num ber of Haldeman testified that a in time for Nixon to give a previous witnesses, most June 23, ltY72, meeting wi th CIA dcpositirn at his e'ttc in San frequentl y former White house director Richard Helms and en e,Calif . counsel John W. Dean III, deputy director Gen. Vernon A. Three court-appointed Haldeman, once the White Walters, W no Improper tnodoctors said Friday that Iuse chief of staff and former tires behind It. complications from the President Rldiard M. Nixon's In Nixon's left leg cl He denied giving an order t a oses ss tant, was relaxed is would prevent him from giving should advise and unflustered as he FCSpOfld FBI that even limited trial testimony by the inVb1Ib - bicentennial. The DAR has filed a protest wi th - 1 9d -.-- ,- , r- .. . 17______-_-;AAN!PF'--72~A Seeks Hol ay Recess . . .. ,J - O . .. — - .. A .$. • -. - \', 'SU1'i(T(1\ 'P Th I)iLj t.rs Hevoiuuon is protesting President Ford's selection of a British n 1: _-_-;_- - •.- . I fly 'the Amsorlated Press The Florida Highway Patrol car hit him as he walked his lando was killed Saturday while ftm off. Accidents at an expressway had predicted that 29 persons bicycle along U.S. I in Miami walking along a street in his Mark Allan Ward, 15, of St. exit in THnlpa and at a traffic would die In Florida accidents Sunday night. hometown. Petersburg wits killed Saturday signal in Jacksonville each durng t he 102-hour holiday pe. Patricia Becker, 18, of Deiray Another pedestrian, he n his car struck another Robert w killed two persons, boosting the nod which ended at midnight Beach, was hit and killed Sun. Beveritt, 49, of Quincy, was auto at a Pinellas Park InFlorida highway death (oil to 22 Sunday. day by a car on the Florida killed Friday when Wt by a car tersection. For the long Than! giving Thirty-one persons died dur- Turnpike near Lake Worth, in Quincy. weekend, police said t .1 . " %;4%; a V apparently was Rict rd Hall,it, of Dubuque, Tampa police said Ryan Gil. But officials said the} based hitchhiking. Iowa, w killed in an accident lev 2-1.and Patricia kmber, le, their lower prediction on Flori. RdIph McComas, 27, died in ,Saturday on Slaw [load 15 in both of Tampa, were killed da' 38 per cent decrease in his hometown of Miami Sunday Palm Beach County. when a car in which they were traffic deaths during the first 10 when his car clipped a car he A 3-year-old Kissimmee boy, puwngers tent out of control months of 1974 following the had passed, hit a tree and burst Alexander Trlpodi, was killed and crashed on Intersta te 70. i'iwcr 55 iitile-tn-hair speed into Monies. Friday when struck by a car Jaksons tile police said Hen limit. Scott Gifford was killed Sun hde playing in the street in his jimin %S Wright, 26, and William Troopers gave these deta ils of day n his hometown of Veto hometown Green, 19, bo th of Jacksonville, oth er acciden ts : Beach when the car In which Donald Mitchell, 17, died Fniwere killed In a collision inErnest I Crate, 19, identl he was riding went out of day In Bonita Springs when he volving a taxicab in which they fied as a farm laborer staying cvntrol and struck a bridge. lost conlrol of Ns motorcycle at were riding. at Princeton, was killed when a Harold F. Yates, 68, of Or- a'high rate of speed and was Ehrl'echm . . - eiechon rOt-u n i : \IOUNTMN 'dLW, (.aLil iAP - Pioneer 11, picking up speed at a tat,, of 00 miles pci h iur every how, raced today to with in a hail milli on miles oil Jupiter and a perilous climax of Its &20.nuillion.mfle voyage. The spacecraft will be battered by intense radiation when it whirs pait the giant planet only 26,600 miles from its cloudtops at 9:22 p.m. PSI tonight. The radiaicn could damage the craft's delicate instruments. But believe the 07, OGOm.p.h. it will reach when It's closest to th e planet — faster than any manmade object has ever flown -will saveltfrom seriousdariage by limiting length 'A its exposure DAR Protes s • _ -1 ----- - -- - __ - - Pioneer Nearing Jupiter r : - Miss MacLaine denied having had anything to do with mills. 1 t Monday, Dec. 2,1974--.IA . 1. For Bodies22 Killed In Auto Accidents Search -__- - ________________ --- - -. - - ai V ;,.,.,~ ., . A -;. Ht4MILTON BEACH BLANKETS r*N-_N, - 0 1999 - 4012~ 0 ~,~ CORN POPPER 4 '.. r' ' ,'. ¶ -' $1399 1088 11111111111111 MU.t #1 SEAM ' SPO RT , ei ARTI'' .. - 1.4% Vv 1*15 P,t. *4115 !, fl,? 9- "limp TOIl LTD LURE - - ' .. E f ' I . 24" '. - •54' 59' - - �wn.', rw(JPnrr.tttw V'W,r—, 'rnS. 'rr."rr-?t flIfl'c:.y..-,.-.rttarrvflnw9fl .rrtrr,.nl..r fl-'T'rr'4, I _______ _. .- ~. . i~_-_" ; I—. .,I I , ______________________________ — Im y .. .boal r'p'xru*rL- Monday, Dec.?, 1974-44 ______ ççr A&I1D%eA - it I - — Sanford it I ___ Tax Mone St1*11 Flows o Key Biscayne Id y WASHINGTON — Despite all the rhubarb considerable work on Alpl,,,alp's home. while it Departrnent that appointment3 with governnwnf Highland(111.) Ma'nufacturing and Sales Co., had over secret expenditures on former President w being used by the White House itgota $1 Leaders might be hard to line up because the for years sold cellophane Easter grass, which Nixon's e,gates in Florida and California, federal paint job md Ww Improv-ments. Year. $26.40. By M1: lr. Florida snme as home deUvery. All money Niger!ans preferred f= to fidelity. was flammable. When the Food and Drug issUul being poured Into the Key Biscay other mail: GSA said new work would be co "Must sta te fran)dy at arranThg Sunday Administration (FDA) ordered him to stop, ment) officials will not be easy," the diplomat At the cost of $t5C,000, he destroyed his cabled, "most o( whom cannot be budged to flammable 'stocks and converied his tnachin" t. months, attend any weekend gathering which Is remotely produce safe, nonflammable grass. But he Still at issue, for instance, I% whether the a(ficial.ts many of his employes had to werk 16 hours a day , Nixon-designed "security fence," costing Relnhardt then switched to the Javita' hotel to fill enough new grass orders to stave And seven Secret Service men are still put- $66,314, a.nd $4,786 worth of carnation hibiscus reservations. 'I am having some second bankruptcy. tering around the premises on vague security shrubs surrounding it will be paid for by the exthoughts about the rdequacy of floyi hotel ac. Then, a few months ago, he sa details, even though the former President has President. commodatlons, which are only ones available," flammable grass for sale In a drug store. To rot even visited Key !3Lscayne since he left office Newspaper headlines in recent years read: on August 9 rw Secret Service, meanwhile, has wiled he wrote. "Hence, I urge that Senator and Mrs. bewilderment, he learned that the govermnent Lake Mars' Incorporates, . Javlta stay at residence, whe re I belie ve I can had given the go-atiena to another manufacturer detection When we approached the General Services John Zacco Win. ,; in Casselberrv. Guard has phased out its five-year-old $2 mi llim arrange some lnformal gatherings with fir- as l ong as thc d;'r.gcrous Easter grass waj Ili: 'I \c'Ift. ii Iong'vuod. it fed e ral ntanpowcr and material for the Nixon removed the $20,26 7 shark net wnich had time, ho pe fully provide a few amenities not And on the national level: Kennedy Wins th e home, a spokeimian huffi Outraged, he called the FDA. It was all ii' ly denied any such 'iroteded th e waterfront swimming areas of otherwise a vailable In Lagos." Presidency. Durkin Wins in New Hampshire. activitim 1950,000 misundeTstandirig, he was assured. Nixon and his friend Bebe Rebozo. Concludes the dorument wryly, "Assume that All these elections had one thing in Common. Weder's only recourse now is to sue the govern. ~ A But when my associate Bob Owens pointed UNDIPLOMATIC SI,IP: Rarely do senator 's seeming reluctalk-e to spend two nights single vote, out that, posing as a sandle-shod Florida tourist, Ame ri ca's envoys In rundown foreign capitals In Lagos stuns from dty's earned rating among ment, which he lacks the time AM money to do' ._." In a letter to hi., sympathetic congressman, Like Mary's successful inCerpora tion last year he had observed the comings and going3 of the relax Urk stiff upper lips and criUcize Ls*k the world's least Irvit.ing. However we cRn I hinged on one vote while the light to abolish the new government workmen, GSA conceded repair hats. guarhntee some compensations for one eager to Rep. Phil Crane, R-Mich., Weder sounded the work was going on. plaint of many small businessmen trapped inside citv this vear was lost by a handful. (eel the African pulse which beats rapidly and But a "Lifnitt(i OfficLRI Use" cable In the Stringly in Nigeria." Washington's "Fuddle Factory." John Zacco's ultimate re-election o the It was only fair to "restore" the )onnes of State Department's file drawers bluntly reveals FUDDLE FACTORY: Nixon and other rented dwel,lings in the com- how U.S. Sometimes Ca&wlbc-rrY City Council last December It Is, he said, "persecution of small s sw,n to Nigeria John Reinhardt Washington seems an enormous "Fuddle after the one vote necessary to throw him into a pound to their pre-presidentJ condition, the regards hisAmbassador businesses by an unfeffing, stupid, cold "'I militarist hosts. GSA said. One of the homes under repair is Factory" where everything goes wrong for the calculating, antibuzness bureaucracy." zioff was cast. Apparently upset over a proposed junket to onlinary Americarls the bureau owned by Nixon crony Robert Abplanalp. cracy is mip. The goverwient goof almost destroyed his .1 the NIgan capital of Lagos by Sen. Jacob posed to serve, Longwood's Popular Councilman B. H. Ferrell Actually, the government hihd already done own life work and "the mews of livelihood of '. was first elected to office by Reinhardt one vote after his enip opponent s family failed to make it to the pollE. As is well known, John F Kennedy won one of ________________________ It's Your Rioght some js,g voters are eligible tocast ballu.s Tuesday in CIties of Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood, Sanford and Winter Springs. Where each vote means the most, poor turflouts less than 5u per cent are expected. Some _._.._a - — — TOM TIEDE KENNETH J• RABBEN Inf lation Fe g in g A I\' . I- 01. (i I i i nt o ~N I . - I 0 -_ ~)- ! - * ,. ), - . 14 I i D I U — i oe ne sixtn in some instances expected since ROANOKE, Va. (NEA) — Wilbert Moss is beg nniiig of the 1974 year. one of an uncounted number of Virginians and Others will point out that one of the privileges othLr Americans who have decided to fight of t ein; free citizens in a free country is not only 1Ion with inflation. %That he's done Is o plant a the right to vote, but-also the rightnot t' vote if his front yard announcing the creation of one - anewInInd ustry. Garage Sale," the sign reads. wIses. This is e. Moss Is one of many who have turned their But all, YOU residents in these cities, yards Into perpetual flea markets; "I buy from remember. Those elected to office Tuesday have neighbors and se uw nejgh Every Saturday e th i'esponsibi!jty to determhthg: the rate of tax es, and Sunday. And times being what they are, I get - LI.' came I I I o I — ~ ~ 11, . % . _~ 1% / ,. 7.111," ' _ watt!r and sewer costs, quality and quantity of e%vty penny I can get." The enterprise is admirable, of course, The . r . I b" to a nimal control. --L accompanying philosophy, however, Is _____________ ii One vote can make the difference. Go to the polls less. MOSS h5 C 'hded Mail" Va' is here to gay, that prices can only go Up; Tuesday and watch your vote count. TOfflO. so he has made his choice: since he can't fight It ____________________________________________________________ hehas joineit. 'igot$5oraflpjfr last week; I wished I'd asked $6? menzan is warrijom But It Is decidedly American, Like the auto and oil an companies, Will Moss does nothing less than mtleraWe subversion of a system which is basic to the maincontribute to his personal well being while tenance of social order, ignoring the nation's economic health. The No individual, coraUon or association in America is refusal to hold the cconoiii'c line exempt from th e prnng eyes of th e Internal Revenue Service, readiness to go along wi in ation are This is as It should be so long as the only purpose is th fl two solid reasons why we to assz have a Infl tion at that everyone is payfeg a fair share of the financial burden To be sure, the cave-in attitude can lead only to necessary to sujort the legitima te functions of t he federai disaster. John Stafford, rtearch director of the goverrnent. U& League of Savings As.sOciat1on has But to use this vwd power for politicisi purposes, as sp_ computed ant Inflat, on aWW. W,11 renUy was ie by the Nison administration, Is to des In 8 short the time be InflatI ngiabIe, At the present basis of public tmt upon which the federal tax system is e digit esm!ation, says Stafford, founded. "today's dollar wiilhe worth 50 cents In A 1X9 document recently released to the six years public indicates time, and only 32 cents four years after that.,, that an assistant commisjoner of the M-S directed his agents throughout the cuny to ga th er mfnaUon &n 55 car .,,i..... .,_.t. -fd sui uu CIdZ infniinauoq Mat had nothing to do with It, grandchildren, six great-grand. children. JOHN REED John Beverly Reed. , of Vinewood Dr., Sanf ord, died WILLIAM RUSHER' II ____L_ -. I I 6 4 Msocjtlon B. Duke Woody Branch 147. Yntenday's morning or ': : ti be -i t bear in mind the distinction ftee people if they can, nhethcr they are likely to go Communist or not fln I.—.. ir.jA,i laid elitist. 'there these pupils are -- i rr'ti. thc ai 'the suburba, IQ tests are not the best way to(W such youngster$ With - high to 04 'I . M11 in Odd Funeral charge REED. JOHN BEVERLY Funeral services John Beverly Pied, 53, of 10$ •, ,•, - _ ,.0 tux "We'll all of us need about three times as much ____ y A' - - rr' '-'-,- 'J'4 'CV' .-- -V' •,? '.V', -, V ---i1t-- — * Reii To evi Monday, )ec. Or rI)c]g (, By BILL BELLEVILLE C c -- o- of c . , AGENDAS Elect Bob Harms tuniht Uk-u. 2, 7:30 p.m. Monthly reports by co rn- rn1sciiners to appoint a planning contact The ineeting, to begin at 7:30 for the Comprehensive [And p.m. in the city hail at 95 Lake Use Plan, as requested by the Triplet Dr., the council will Seminole County ...m- 17he bear on!y two agenda items. prehensive Planning A . The First item concerns a No Conflict Of interest Candidate" Paid Political Adv. by Campaln Treas urer a m, 10 ?7 i arm <-CciIing Air ctrn '~ I I 6 T.W.8640 :, : I and gun amounting to $300 The Longwood City Cow'.cil expected to routinely approve It wor th were stolen Sunday from tonight since the zoning Is not whiih normally meets on his home. out of character with Glenn Wayne Hawk, Fort Monda;' nights has no meeting mn-r ou nding tracts. Meyers is in Seminole County L_y- Ill .iuii ,. ti.. Ui UU .fl m, low IJ(JIKJ. charged with failure to drive in single lane, driving under the Influence of alcoholic beverage, CasseI,errv In anticipation of the city and carrying a concealed election Tuesday, Casselberry firearm, councilmen haie scheduled an - -- rge. 1 Jet Crash LET 'S t -. - COMPARE . . CONIIVIUNITI All three crew members died w he n a North west Airlines 777 charter t crashed in a storm while en route to pick up the Ba1Um Col ts football team. No passengers were aboard. The plane was bound Sunday night for Buffalo, N.Y., from VOLVEMENT! IN Kennedy Airport in New York City, CANDIDATE 'Past President and current Treasurer of seminole County Association for Retarded Children • Past President, Sianford. Seminole Jaycees • Past President, Seminole County Citizens Safety Coun. cii 'Past Treasurer, Central Florida United Cerebal Palsy • Past President, N. Seminole County March of Dimes • Past Area Chairman, United Fund a Seminole County Parks Committee • Member, _ Downtnw Busfnc:rnan' Association *Member, Sanford Chamber of Commerce • Past Educational Vice President, •Toastmasters State of Florida Jaycee of the Year Award, 1970 Recipient, ,.Jaycee Distinguished Service Award, 1973 • Listed in Out. standing Young Men of the South • Chairman, Regional Sewer Corn. mittee • Sanford Representative to CALNO • Sa nford Rotary. HEAT MODERNI REPLACEYOURGASOR "IL HEATER WITH IlsdrW "IN SAME OPENING" Forced Air Wall Furnace Safe Clean I Economical ' ' ItIIE1QYJ _ Past Master, Sanford Masonlc Lodge Capt., Sanford Police Auxiliary Natural Resources Advisory Comm. Pros., Sem. County Gun & Archery Assn. D,A.V. LET'S RE-ELECT THE MAN WHO GETS INVOLVED BERRY'S WORLD GETS THE JOB DONE, AND IS A PROVEN LEADER! VOTE FOR NORMA JEAN , . - ' _ J Around _____ i I 11 - _____ _____ . - 1 jrAw _ Council Seat District 5 ___ j1 ____________ ' The Clcck - HENNIGAN - 1 T JOHN . ~ - - - - fl m 4111TT: . . - a - OITY COMMISSION - -- Paid pol. adv. by campai;n treasurer J -V . I iI -.I ____ ________ _ - - t proposed custom trainer," But SeinoIe Dspal they said multinla fi;1Tv r.døn'.m I w the motion by torney Jack Brides appealed Usy pred a ., tO Ui T iIIU IS ('Cated ug,izinsiotr Sid Vthlen Jr., to the board to delay the contract by the Dec. 3 board on thesouth sldeofSR436,w The future of Seminole last month . revocation for 3(i days so the meeting since the board of SR 4t4 and SR 431. County F')ispa1 i. to ((jfl. The motion allowed th e finn a fum could work on Improving requested it. tinue to operate to the county u service. Improvements, Seminole County Disposal, expect ed to be decided by e 31 reprieve of an ear lier Bridges said, would center Inc., serves almost 2,500 accounty commission when ft board decision to revoke the around Ira n.derring accounts in counts th '" will be Id at 9 a m. Tuesday, at All Souls Catholic Church with Fr. Sean Shine officiating. Burial in Glen Havin Memorial Park Gramkow Funeral Home In : V . 0 IJ fl t VV. Springs - Kills 3 It a m • I '7 P N1 I J as many fted and talented P% Tuesday. Extended Forecasts Wednesday Florida through Friday Generally far weather with mild and cool nch's Highs mainly In the lOt north ond low to m uin. in the and 501 South except 6OI in the Keys. Daytona Btfl ?ldfl fof Tuesd ay - high 10:71 am.. 10:52 p.m.; low . criticism that PrOMMS for tOW mainty "s - Mary1an's firat conference on the education of gifted and talented pupils. He debunked the We can also dIegarJ such Coldly prj condderations as whetha starving people are more likely to "go Communist," since I sin sure Home cha Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight. Fair Tuesday Contnued (Old tonight LowS tonight mid ))s to lOwe lOt. Not as co40 Tuesday with highs lower to mid lOs. Gusty nor thwetterly wlndi to 75 miles per me hunger. malstutrition and outriot starvation that are currently afthdlng many milllo, people in Africa and Asia. In thinid ng Intelllgentiy about this whole FelIo*5 Home Britson hour, decreasing tonigm and - The recent Wor ld Food Conference in Rome In two notion that gifted talented yOunkrS man-days, as against the 400man.day can make undoubtedly had Its defecta but at least ft served average in mos It on heir own is false, Lyon told t t developing nations. to focus attention on the very real 30. hi9h $3 IS Education as eatatAished In the USOE in 1972, directed by Harold C. Lyon Jr., a West Point graduate and airborne ranger turned educator and humanist. ,. WEATHER ____________ was staggaing. #I A special Office of Gifted and Talented Focused On Rea I Proble m t, GAM"Ums %A uui uJrJuc Church and Fleet Reserve Chilcirtws H0101al or nu will be the nation's and the world's leaders every field, me waste Inte1lecti and crea tive talent World Food Conference Training Center Hospital. He was born In Rockville, Md. came to Sanford three years ago from that city, lie was a veteran of WWII and Korea, olfklatboo Masonic services tI the Church and Odd FIlIOWI at the gravesid, Woodlawn Cemetery, Orlando Viiwlng -9 pm. l Britn Funeral Hma. Family requts In lieu of flowers oonatloqn may be made to the Masonc Home, Shrini Crippled GET THE FACTS ' -"' Is preciuly thit, and all of us feel it at distinction between the In_d1_v1*d_ cal American and Call Or Write Now otion, ap- to his government: pri vate charity ix up to one time or another. "Mahiutritlor." IC cultural differences." paren tly at the beh est of the k House. indi vi condition which results %r,er,, for whatever dual, and may begin Thus at a famil y earning $10,000 today Wild i.c-d honie or not as he Research supported by Lyon's office Is The targets included the NatimW C reason (frequently just puce Orance), of the ern. developing gov bet w to IdejAify gift a S31,M in a decade, at she ,-urrent people for Democra tic Action, the John Birch Soci lip te Of indo not get enough of the ri& kinds ta lented Chicano 0.'29 United States is to its own cIti, ety, and flation, and those earning $20,000 now ro food to the national Ur ban League. would youngs and blacks f n keep them operly nourished. 'Starvation" am $6Z674. there hunger, malnutrition or ftamtion In U* rur-' 11 South, for "ample. One promI&ng The Congrem should investigate this sorry affair In its 254 IaSq 1s4. (a..rTy, fh iii'S? ce of a probng the consequen America Itself today? technique, c of absence al led peer nomi nation What's- more, the figures do not actvu,it f,)r entimty and. if Wssible, enset safeguards against Its Identify their bright clasvna. , asks pupils to T guaran a fair and equal tax system -was one of the chief law, thus most families would fall even TheSouth isic poons in U Sa audan region of L ± . rther beiiind. mao! must never be uW to reward hiends or punish mernles. grayfng number of headlines by hisUng that them Africa, as well as in India, U=0 hunger cut 95 per cent of the time. So far behind, says Stafford. that true Is Lhffe was. Ile " Although there ca w wouldb fall millions. For examplen gs O n the sublOct, aW even wrote a book and talented owing in part to ignorance is (as u A family head who today takes out R $10,000 IifP dropout' nationwide, Lyon believes more called 'Ilie Case Against Hunger," The liberal It is "alanningly high," widespread than actual starvation, Insurance policy, and who died 0 years from media played along, with arti Of what concrrn Is all this to cles, te1evlsu Most of the federal effort has co now, would Leave his dependents U equivalen t gover,unn d,cwnentari and lavish reportage, That ncentrated on and people of the United Sta tes?the of $3,191. And what about people re very expandin; We graduate can reject Nove mber, by a f un ny coincidence, string?," school programs for the notion that America owes enybody an Hollings Sena tor teaching how to teach gi fted, talented was triumphantly reet,ted, and yCungste rs a month 10 years from now, he'll Wind UP ng ; traini state departments o( Will) ,Aulgtr In America promptly rectonJyflh8sm farmer, for instance, grows and har,ests an aye tn&t didn't require ded to levels edurAtion texn, s to start Ij purehastap power. My wife lk special education national teh'vl,io coverage. prngrants already says can' t make ii' -But even for people who do con ti nue llviag s4nd worng, under the outlined Inflation pro Fr,',;s the San Marlin', Calif., Tribune "There are structlon projects — not 'Xive4.ways', It Umes wuudbeshuddeme.Sf!ord sayst, t.io rnrn who ran iie ts. ad would be spent few whc can far schooL., pris based on l974 price increases, H ons, sewage prot4 hftola and ItIs'StUt' vatue" Aft A-, wationl trn1n1 centers, Affuceriea wzi L . 8O91 In a decade, $3 Elsons? Wa!n't too lo: a w "Your Independent Candidate" of drveler. P , inafCes were reacting of the ~; liO pi isoners who were bitter 1l5.Q, and a lets new leed early or paroled due to 9 VInted Uni ty of Florida cwnp th e other the overcrowded 1111-0. i almost 75 rinls — conditions at day prton, SI 1 - •'"-'i,urjti rturiva Alligator. -ECONOMY (QUESTION) And need 1 remind you of Uw Intercatiag edi torial. - ..abutu( how this state sought jail expansion facll$tj..i - . ilf .'obn Polk's (iten. OUR CITY IS IN DEBT, WHY? .t cgq THOUGHTS 1I ua r,ii -, to uraj iuzais currenUy sitting (X'unty taxpayers Imightadil I - T03 OUR TAXES HAVE BEEN INCREASED, WHY? (which Is why the Ides was In various banks. Thi Is money alrea1y appropri j repugnant to me, thank you.) jJ hallow the fi ftieth year, and .. y prior I-a ;y . legUstive spedom just let your imag a on wan li imrj W an 113 11111111111111111F in ti de r In fit.ate &"n(or Robert Graham of MiamI La),es made rcards Spending th1. irthahitonts; it shall be a juitk-e for you, when Windfall, and )ou can pretty weli th e discovery .nd n?turaily relate d it to tho gro',ing conjur how this would alleviate each of you shall return to his property and each ECONOM I (ANSWER) — Our eleced represn. some of ow present unemployment situ'don. ecciniomic woes, tatives hi the past have operated on a projected city of you iall return to his IRmily," — For example, for every $1 mllitcn In canlled 25:10. cc. Income tt.t f.iled to materialize causing a deficit in straction projects $1 people In i"la ted Industries lose their operating luids which "we the people" must now "Liberty is a thirai of the spirk — to be frc to By JOHN A. SPOISKI fr. t' mi our own dimhishi,'ig personal Income. replace Lu th;nk, to hulij opinions. and to :-speak 'ftiat a lot of people aho could go back to work If the I feel wit s.wst operate on actualfur.ds available. wIthout (esr Credit the toliowing to Mary H. tree to chail'ige wrong and funds were released, Waldrip ' rhars enough ja*tnjn' about the economy of Dawson Kopression with unety of justice.,, - Herbert (•unty,(;a "A little explained, This awney Is directed towards much needed cnn. fi -- fish or cut bait!" 11a"v€j-, 31st U1. President, ,rgiven.the quarrel is cured," little endured,n little — '4 '4 Longwood - with unusually high intelliuPlIev `lemic, artistic, in te llectual and a thletic ability.-abotjt 3 W cent of total enrollm en t -were being tually Lngored by the schools when the schools were not harassing them. Those in best position to heIp we e doing U* j who HOWIN& P The use of the federal tax systilm for pofitical Vjpom is - .tJ'sr Funeral N • I ___ In lfll, U.S. Office of Education, (USOE released a report char the nation's school administrators, teachers, counselors and paythlogists wi th what amounted to Intellectual gencdde, . This dramatic, disturb.ng report caused a wandal that lingers to this day, but It also led some small improwmpn these last three yearr, report that proximately twO million talented dYtfl gifted -:' services, from road maintenance to police and The IRS In Politics ----- "r,'r Public [fearing on rezoning Consistory ASSR: Bahia Mrs. Jacqueline Orndoff, Rock. houschold items valued at certain parts of me .arShrine. AAO, NOMS, Sanford ville, hid. Gremkow Funeral $2,790 were stolen S nd, y f Lodge 27 ZOOF and Senior Home in charge, her home. Public Hearing on Ordinance for the rezoning of property on Citizens Club of Sanford. Mary Childers, Riverview Ill amending requiremetits for the corner of Oleander and Survivors include his wife, • Avenue reported ring valued at applications for annexation and Cypress In Casselberry from Mrs. ,Margaret Aim Heinbuch, eS $35OW33 stolen Saturday from petition for rezoning to require commercial to light industrial. Sanford; son, Ernest William her home, SIX mont hs waiting period M. B. Moore, who spoke at last Heinbuchi, and daughter, HEINBUCH, WILLIAM HENRY Linda Et hridge, 2149 Linden before resubmitting request week's meeting in favor of a lid., Winter Pnrk reported at ter dental. simillar change on the rmen BalUmore, Md.; five sisters, Henry Heinbuch, 73, ot 220y wedding rings valued at $450 Community Way. Santord, sto Mayor's office. Martin property the opposite Lola Zeller, Mary Alchlndwecz, d were stolen Saturday from her h e ld corner, is asking for the rezoning, 1'he council con. tional Christian Church with Walsh and Viola Hennlein; Franklin Robinson, 20 t Pastor sidered Moore's request in a Fred Neal and Associate three brothers, John, Charles PastorsE. L. Wet)er and Robert De.. Maitland reported cash work Session last Monday and is and George, all of Baltimore; 12 Ek Saturday at Orlando Navitl will point- to- the fact thall this visit to the j)olls will I -'. I.uisi Congregational Christian and th'ee sisters, Mrs. Phyllis Joyce Luii.sford, 106 Ichabod Church of Sanford , Sanford Jacobs, Bethesda, Md.; Mrs. Trail, Longwood reported Lodge 62 F&AM; Orlando Shirley Herr, Edgewater, Md.; electronic equipment a nd - Irnproves Sunday from his home. PhAI Jencs. !1ake Monroe Heed, lochvjlle Md. Wah Howl - 1O pportunitr pistol took his wallet containing William Qrny, 801 West First $20 while In West Side Steak Street, report e d eight-track flous, 13th St, Sanford. thpesvuedat $150 werestolcn anl I,--:;zj-n's Reed, Ogden, Utall; Zayre'3, Fern Park. ' the closest presidential elections in history by one vote per precinct. Durkin of New Hampshire this week was declared victorious in a bid for U. S. senator by only 10 votes statewide. Locally in the govern ment considered cl oses t to the nnh - nh, - '-I 5vvrlluIeflt. - - - - __________________________ AREA C I - V '-'--- = ' AREA DEATHS get compensation from Nixon for Improvement., On the Key HLwArr. prWrty may go on for A team of General Seri- ices Administration (GSA) workmen are busily ripping out partitions and repairing walls in at least twc of buildings just as if Wa!ergate tiever happenEd. To The Polls, - -; VOTE EUGA 46* ROBERrc_MARKEY, AdvertWM Director . -, r-- , ! Terrace reported television U'. •••S#I j1!fl stolen Sunday Lwrder1y conduct. from her home. Jimmie L. Jamison, 25, 1213 Allen Wilson, 1333 Eftott st. Dora Greve, 1421 Valencia Lincoln Ci. i In Seminole repor ted $120 stolen Saturday Si, Saoford reported radio County Jail In lieu of$5,® bond from his home. eceiver unit valued at $200 and charged with aggravated Willie Green, 117 Castle stolen Friday from her home. in e coun ty. firm's certification to operate "hard4oreach assault. holds a public hearing in Brewer Court reported record areas" Lake Joseph Hobbs, 217 at 7 in the county because of serSanford Comm. Seat 4 Lerow Williams, 118 Cyrpess Ashwoocl curo Tuesday night Tuesday night, the board wit] Mary and Evans Garbage pla)er cnd television valued at Der.. Maitland reported wheel vice-related complaints. also Ave. reported Saturday an $500 stolen Friday from hear a request from the Se.* vice and picking up some of his co ve rs valued at $260 stolen When Del starts out to do a The hearing, a coninuzflon The com plaints, which their accounts In order to unidentified man limed with a home. Friday from 29M -South Orlando f.om last property monpl, will decide If surfaced in earlier board consolidate ~hoeiir semice area. . rezone near record. Dr. Casselberry to a Planned Unit We need a chango In City the firm has prepared a con- hearings, centered around act that would define "the missed and late pick-ups, UaII. Deve!opmcnt (PUP). Although Both Bridges and level of the service, Including improper billing and the use of Seminole manager Sheldon County The rcqt!est involves a office procedures, and would obscenity by the firm's em. Polakoff contend that no other change from single family "Del Gets Things Done -_ Dennit Carion Poll,,, 18, of spell out the detaI6 of a ployes. firms in the county have Pd. Pot Adv. by Cand, Miami is in Seminole County — -__ __ WILLIAM HEINBUCH Survivors include his wife, Jail in llej of $5,OW bond and William Henry Heinbuch, 73, Mrs. Lucy Montana Reed, charged with possession of a of 2207 Com munWay, ity Sanford; ix brothers, Philip stolen motor vehicle. Sanford, dJed Saturday. Bc,rn in [teed Jr., Grafton, Ohio; Marilyn Michaels, 23 Apple Baltimo Baltimorr e, Md., he came to Dewight Reed, Woodbridge, Hill hollow, Casselberry Sqnford in 1953, -_ Ile %as Va.; Dale Reed, Wheaton, reported ,:Iotbing valued at engaged in the florist and horti. Gerald Reed, Clarkston,hid.; Ga.; $135 was stolen Sunday from abbreviated meeting for The counril is also e ,:('tci culture business belore his re- (ra1t -- 1'! - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Donald dward Harnpton,20 310 West Third St., Sanford is In Seminole County Jail, In lieu of J. Johnson, 2431 Yale Ave. reported inji.liIkp vs!uCfj t t,100 bond. chj'rn •,; aggiavated assault and $153 stolen Salurdag from Ida _____________________________________________________ -' es' WAYNE P. DOYlE, Pttblis&r ?ry ,.CWTrflr -- _1 iiva - OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. jjitt - POLICE BLOTTER ___________________ ____________ ji -. -- ___________________________ ___________________________________________________________ _____ :_ _I. •"Vfl — SEAT 4 �: .,. _ _ T __ __ -~~~W ~ -_ -- __ ~~~~ . -...-.-...a-%nn......_. -t_-tt ...,. , --- r..a.-r.c.at-...a..z--- — -.,-... v. ' -' l'-.--.• :_ . .aJ-...r_----r.--. -t-,c- ... - -.--. :__.'' -- T -_ ..... aza.scri-t.anaiig ____ "WIM _ SPORTS o __________ 111_ W Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ------.- -- - T_.wj - _- Monday, Dec. 2, 1974-6A w College Cage Scores - _J i _____ a —t ____ ;I, . ., "-. . '- ! . p'. ., a, ., 7 ½ '.Y .7 il vi e - 0 4 I.i 1d1) I'hIrtJ d e f e' v'e School's _ D(d) (IJ I r ' 4 - . .:,, V4 6~ . in aspcct.s added ____________ If ji __ , 41 . . / . 1 played fast-paced game. After the Eagle 's James quarter SPORTS i - Led by Julie Brown am i Capture 3 0 6 701 3 0 6 This )ear's win, a 54-50 heart- Ow a mintite of playing Ditlis CwftaL%* 17-13 low Sunday yards ' team crie-seasm inark. Um i !6 - .- the h.t ie.a__lz 8aU i* f 35 rds on eight carries, snared nine panes for yards, wed four punts for 21 and totaled 48 yards wi th two kickoff returns. That's referring to Lake llanUey's Girls (oss Ciltuntry coach, Mike GiN-xn, a*nd three members of his "top AAA girl harriers." Gibson was quoted earlier saying that 'even though the season is ('ver, the girls still want to practice." So. he Put that practice to ure by sezilirw Kprri Both teams arrived in the lie brrught his team securingwins FrWay back to a 7-4 recrd after a slow start, Clemson's Jim "Red" Parker has been named Football Coach of the flight. The Seminoles took the measure of the Green Wave cluatified her !or the N&Uonals, next SAturday in Year Ln the Atlantic Cout Conference. frorn Father Lopez, 5&0, while ls gir efforts the Sandcrabs defeated Merritt Island handfly. 71-M. e of land's A champions year got 35 votes and Ixu Holtt of In Saturday night's finals, 731 TOTALS Scowi:- Edgewater . moved Arkzrnc ', E754 ti 29, : .. - - U.S. Vic?ory - te - Japan — The United .%tft, led by Hubert . . Ni - - 7 4..' . I k ~_; - t- •1 j' 'f match. RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil — Gary Player c( Scuth ' t ! ~ - ,; Tr% Nationals. "1 think they can do it," says Gibson of his girls, chan ces next Saturday In the Nationa ls, wi th th thWUI1Ii!t5 competing from all over the U.S. "Our firm hopes will be in Teresa (Tinsley ) for her age groJp . . Kern Ulcffcrnan Is the maw force in to receive a scholarship. "If &~e does c: Oakland ' 51% . Gm - L Boudreaux, who will be seeking his 13th straight win since , - r p* iry ii.LiJ 4 .-- .'i.tin atteiid.a:c vissr ugains! a tiravier $5,(J-addcd (:itaucsi Iia -idb4'a,. - Atlartic Division Perez dropped his man In the fourth and fifth rounds and then flnlsdHm off inthe sixth W th arghtupptaLl, the 07 k. 4- Quarry It marked his first appearance in Central Florida since ie lift amid rumori of tiflippIb - -i IAURL Md. — Sa1li , $23.* held off 1`11%, -mistress to win the r.7,W - Firm I,ady litindicap ut Laurel hace ("ur. A mritraj Bests Brother ,'.t, Ui L, india - - inand Amritraj beat lis 5ruther iiik final at the Indian Lawn Tennis Championships. 144' Althoug,h gcdng down to defeat at ft hands of Baxter, Pem an excellent account of himself as he spotted the 18-year. i' old, a sevenlwund pull in weight, 157 to 156. but was not vanquished until alter a bout that was described in the hIot Pope" as "very rugged." ItIonedrryon why he left and wi1y he returned, but the only thing the 23-year-old light~heavy %DW say is. "'Mat Is all water under the dam and better off left Boudreaux onnuea to show flashes of brilliance with his along has there been a 200-plu5. .'ietI, Net snce Mi 1'i1 can mw- v a welter'wc$gjIt, but there lite Ijjieres.s ends as Bc.,uIreaux does not seem to have the 'killer - - --= -- little or noth Li is known of Futch except 3 a counter 'iut'h - ho s Ucen in with Dennis Riggs, Mittliel and Baby Fuilard, ' Wetk1ns is - "J.Tern'te," Maurice Watkins, - . Buffalo '- . - ,-...' :' U .... ' ',v' - -.-- =-_-_-. ------ - .-- - .-'---' . - ------- . - L.Angetes Phønit 9 12 ill 6 13 6' ;; I%W Chicago was enough for seventh. Laughlin took n,rxt to last - rpkA - : •;-• -. . took what New Orleans gave typical David Thompson per. sixth man last year, colleM 22 .. tl; hiff.—the middle—and com- formance and a more surpris. points, 17 rebounds and seven -pleted 20 of 29 passes for 31i) Lug one by forward Phil Spence. blocked shots, his career Last November, the Wolfpack average was just 6.4 going Into . yards as Minnesota crushed . t 1; ,4. Gilliam beat East Carolina to open a 3(~ the game. New Orleans. John _~ t . caught five passes for 109 yards iseason that led to the national . "I always thought Phil had ~._ ?' championship. Saturday night, tremendous potential," said and two touchdowns, while Jill) Lash snared three aerials for t he y dropped the Pt rates again, State Coach - I -... .d Norman Sloan. "I wo scores. .1 1A e JC 10 n overcanie the "baby" Triton's of Eckerd College Saturday Washington 172. 101, Seattle Chicago ChIefs 17, Cardins 13 Despite l osing, the St. Louis ' oer1ime Monday's Game Seattle vs Kansas. . - -...-- k i 4 "'k `~_ z '---' -7--- --i- - 4.( ..4 — 11 .ccetolose tothe uiampions by 17 Kansas City turned the thefts Into seeunti half to:,chdowns and overcame " 'halftime deficit. Eagles 36, Packers 14 Grcen flay fumbks, conv€rtin 500th career win. Th e landmark win in Ster ling's record was obtained by t he Raiders in comc-frombehind fashion. Traili ng (4-36 at halftime, S.J.C. rallied to take home a 77-75 win. Using a balanced scoring Colden ttate 12$, Los Angeles. III Phoenix 117. Houston 1CO Sunday's Games Milwaukee Ill. PhIladelphia 112 ' I - . his own." ' ance as he threw three inter- but Si)ence suprised me. I didn't think he was that good." ceptions. - " "jt'snr " M_ _,9~1 coach, Joe Sterling, with hij 99, 2 Ovf'tImes --I- _= i__~ =_*!_ I 10~__-~ -- bouncing. . said East Carolina berth when Phlladeln,,t,i Luach Dave Patton. 'l'here's stopped s.reen Bay. 14i;t t. no way to defend against 1.uis quarterback Jim Hart Th onon, as everyone knows, was unhappy wi th his perform- .' night, and presented their head ,o NCS 'Pack Wins Opener . - crashed. Francisco passes and lead the Browns to victory. Two of Brown's interceptions stopped By FRANK BROWN 4r drives, while the third led Thompson, last years Player AP Spo rt s Writer to the game's only score, a oneof the Year, finished the opener Toraned Nh Carolir yard plunge by Ken Brown. wi th potnseven above his Sta te picked up exactly where It average. Spence, a 6400t 4 VIWU 29, 9 JunQuarterback Fran Tarkenton left off last year behind a br who was the Wollpack's -1 .I. . :.- -_ narrow who tallied points while four of them were able to obtain double yre City _____________________ ____ _________ _______ .1 7 _ parade with 16 while Chip Noe or added 13. Vernon Johnson accounted for 12 and Stan McNeil came in with 10. ABA 3andings - _, "!" w L Pd. ;; .N 'V n Dego $ 17 100 tO Saturday's Results Dnver 129, 5? Louis 109 Virginia 121, lncJona 170 Utah 110, Sari Ant on io 101 Kentucky 109, San Diego $00 Sunday't. ResIt Memphis. tl. Utah U Monday's Games GB KCntu:Ry St. New York Mcmphis. Louis l S 150 b 9 e 7 S 1 6 .360 5', 7 17 7 10 7', West C'vltion Virginia A Denvcr 7o i .633 San Anion __ Utah 11 17 11 4 636 S ______________ ___________ "The Termite," Riong with his colorful flICkSITIC has stopped every one of his se ven pro opp en ta af te r wliuilng Golden Ghvts in 1973. He was named by the Ml) as the finest Nfla!e lightweight in the world before he entered for-pay rniik NI-IL ______% I ' Philphla Atlanta NV it! I 5 25 it 10 set for 19 71 U DivIsion 3 I. Philadelphia 10. ~Y - rounds by Mike Hossman In New York, Midwest Cincinnati 70, HE IthacA 77, SlIppery Rock 14 Seat GREAT GIFT 101A h ;vm - J . F !.- ii I -1t~-, 3 ____ 100' M~ft__ - Loui5ina 11 • For honest, effkient, common cd4 - 13 sense aove fto rnrnent. SouThwest ArIzona 10. Arizona State Snuth rtoraa it, Miami fa P C,ea II Baylor 21, Rice 3 Trih 3', 3$. Utah 10 Louisiana Slate Louisville 10, State , GIVE A CE 55NA Tulsa 30, Houston Univ 14 ' '- commission y St I Navy It. Army 0 . -' C1 _______________________ buffalo East C&4(. L iuy Cvo 6 ______ California College Grid Scores .,.- " ~.:~. l . --Mi Z p~~ ,4 ft ~-~ .. ;6-,4 ~ *i- to Your ______ Kansas City 17 6 7 31109 79 0 c ii 9 713 7 16 61 s 7 *9 3 7 54 18 - _____ Y A S. Wash i ngton 2 6, Pittsbur gh 3 Wnhtn Toronto at Detroit, PPd 'now fluHalo Ii 1 4 40 ill 53 C'( Ofl 1. •.' fl __________________ Boston 13 79 99 69 Monjay's Game Toronto 6 17 1 16 76 94 Atlanta at Mon'r.'., rortJi - • Lou's. Rangers 1, tie' A. A. "Mac " McClanahan 44 31-73 ________________ Sunday's Results St L Angeles Mnt,eal 5 22 II 2 01 16 S 22 17 1 011 7 ECKERD ____________________________________________ - dOW'n to the wh0le affair ... John Finney wgs stoppied in six Pltt%Pwrgh S l' t.)'?rolt I, Kansas City I) Los Angeles 7, Boston 0 9 It A " #.' 90 1 12 I 9 $3101 .1 34 ii Broedel WillIams Buffalos. Re-elect PG F YP 6 4-1 16 MOrlitrelil 7. Sit Louis I IS 6 1 31 91 ) 19 9 1 21 16 53 DetroIt ': 1316 77 ummer miro .- 6 00 12 Saturdays ReSults. IS 6 Vancoui.er it 55 1. New "ork I) 7 5 31 fl 64 Islanders Vancvr Chicago A Johnson TOTALS B'eski. L T Pis 0" GA sitting. lie and his mates will face Miami tonight in be televised locally, WFTV-TV, Mc.'l Forte Jacob Wright Eckera .t 1' Cincinnati Bengal Bob Maddox has made a name 1cr himself on and oil the field. Here, he downs a 1nrt!ofl of six prirnc ribs and ubsiers at one 2 00 4 a game that will 1 72 16 channel 9, at 9. o 22 2 5 33 1) 1 74 10 . i s 7 00 4 1 00 4 ! 31 III R &ng FG F TP i,Ils..'n _______________ Beiser C.Thf Division 2 BOXiNG SCENE .4PeccUJ& held in the Garden, Vito Antuofermno easily ooi(ed Emile Grlfflth -.te. . . Mike Quarry and Johnny Houdreaux are tickeyJ for theFdllFctcuminNew YorkrtMo$dsyflightQ arry will test th e undefeated yOuflgtter Wht, res'fly defea G"ry thenlost boring fighters intheUS RaulGoroto No oanim s(heftled .MEOW ________ w ' It was the first defeat handed the Southern Middleweight Chal, .1p in 31 Gut.ings and kept Hossinan's record undt4cated al 18 fights, . , in the main event of lie lt 11 i andtngs ________________ 111 Gene Wells. The tvut was 'supposed to be for Uciita's APIt'rfrnn halt htjt hi e ,.. 4?11 Seminole Williams Atkins Mclntrye McDon ald ____________________________________________ ___________________________________ Osvi'.,) Anything but a knockout win by Watkins would come at 9 major upset as Central Florida dm not hav, ! ~.4yor,, arour,,j' with near the ablity of th e powerunththg 'ermjk," The two best we have are Larry. Ptci and Ja'r.s Soloman, but neither maii figures to slow down the youngster-5 rush Teia AIM 3 Far Nevada, I Vigil 3$. Atcorn AIM 77 o rnnetsee 71, Vanderbilt Wufford 20, South Caro St 0 37. Texas West iou?hern 21 San NoIre Diego St 31, Utah HawaiI 21, Rutgers $6 ----------------''' :- From a $5 Introductory Flight To Complete Pilot Training ________________________ - __ _______________ Cal $5, - ----- - -- Taxpayers interest at hemi, GIFT CERTIFICATE Dome ____ __ I St 6 _______ ____ • Your voice on the Commission. Pd. Pat. Adv. by Campaign Trvauror -. - , 1J'. . ST.PETERSBIJRG—Alast half surge by the Raiders of Seminole Junior College Salwdars R"Ufts bO,. ll0 ISUIfiO HI Milwaukee Milwaukee 7 li 33) 4' S'CIIIC Division place , 59th, his time unrecorded, C aauaa " 1 2 10 sils 31-2 11 12 '471 5 11 a All 71 I Central Division 16 6 n7 Clove ii 5 579 3'i Hftston ii 10 521 i, Atlanta 9 17 429 6"i Ptew Orleans 2 20 C'Sl 14 Western Conference Midwest Dsvssion K C Omn.tea _. 17 It, 315 — In the men's running for the at;, ,group of 1&29, tN[) THERE ON TIlE ~,,- '• Portland Seattle Washington Gibson competed with his temn mcmbers. Lyon ran the 3.25 mile course In a time of 18:44, which - -- ...,_ 4 - -' - .,------. ------ of the flight -should be the Appearance ( - ' - 0 ' The biggest news The neest lace on the t4am of AhkJCk an - W L Pct. Gi $6 6 .727 Ntw York .. of 18 arid lack of professional experience. .ht win of I~l.s recent comeback. - - _._ 4 r-. Si,' Eastern c"feriiiince The son of Bill Wainj, "Teii te" is consi dered one of t he finest fighters to ever come out of Texas despite his >oiltlLful age IIERF; , -.,,...-z- . •.a Eckerd JV's - ~ . I Four amateur bouts are being set to complete the la,t pro. L E E 19 ft -J. Raiders lop - NBA Standings Am card to be in Florida In q ui te some time new edict that the MU han ded down f3r ds Such CPUUOn after January 1. Snt I I G E R 1 pltasafltlysurpc by Webs sho went fo ur rounds wi th Quarry. Showing great defensive ability neck %in fyvff .Mike J(~in 0, in Garden State Park's L.A Green Bay at Fr.nc'sco Monday, Dec. S Kc - Vie were treated to !;me outstanding tistic work by Boudreaux, Sanford's Vie Perez, ""term1e" Watkins, Gene xVVH3 and Mike Big City Blocs, $7.80, ran to a Houston at Denver Okland at kan$as. City ChIcago al Sn Diego ' Bay 6. 6 0 .500 201 i.e 6 6 0 .500 716 ni .4 5 I 133 I)) 209 Western DivIsion 9 3 0 .730 777 144 __________________________________________________________ AM course. But this didn't faze Gibson's gala as all th ree took care of the first, second and third pla ce tx'nors. Miss Heffernan took first, running the course in 23:45, enJ recelvJnt a gold tankard for her effort.s. She was followed by Mis.s'flnsky who ran in tim e of 24:42. Mssc Dempsey came in third right tO her heels, with is 24:48 clocking, seen p%1 Detroit Chicago .. world's title. - The knockout of Brown was gained In Beaumo,lt, wher, 4 "Sanford Slugger" had to get from a siftond round __________________ ,;-r(1~411"! ltulhluof hpliters arld called in most of tiv 1(wal news media watch them work. , øiues Wins ilili.,, J, touted Owls Baxter. Over the weekend, Ashlock assembled a small portion of his ,~. fi-__. 1 - t:j-'fr - -it(-, closed with a nisn for a 1leigth victory over Mark lmc in the 0,200 Gold Csast Hateap at Calder Race Cuise. l's, forts tx! began his career in Texas in 1973, is already in town and working out at an Orlando gym. Favorite Wins A Miami J Pef ez is slated for a iiix-rounder with Leon Futch of Georgia on the undercard. Perez is fresh from a couple of outstanding in Texas where he knocked out previously undefeat ef ed Ifilly Brown in six rounds and droppied a close decision to highly th the # attack against a Seminole crowd in hIstory, 24,559, turned out in the snow and sleci to see rookie Eddie Brown, s tarting ' at t' - Anerican wel ls is especied to action on Tuesday's card against one of the better rniicwghts new cumaing in Florida, "lck" Mitchell. passing _-W - 1- ________________________________________________________ Sub For Main Event retirement with sevtral nice kncitout scores and gave North Mbddlcvet.gt Champion Tony licata all he could handle whi le dropping a 'lose decision In Mobile. the National Football League's top prize for the third straight heavy ; Pate Ttis battlit-wared veteran has recendy come out of ___________ ___ _____ Miami pass defense that has 9 3 0 .750 259 I?O Detroit at Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 755 179 New England Dallas. 7 S 0 313 233 191 St. Louis at New Ofloans Philp s j o Philadelphia at New york i NYGiants. 7 10 0 .167 Ill 753 flts Central DIvision Buf'iio at New York Jets __ ____________________________________ Wells, or "Mobile" Gene Wells asheused tob known. - _________________ ___________ is expected to counter with a Atlanta at Minnnoto Cleveland at Dallas • half.gane behind Buffalo, defense. And Cincinna ti's Paul Brown Monday's. Game CincinnatI at Miami. Saturday. Dee. 1 Eastern Division a which beat Baltimore 6-0 Sunday. The Bills are 9-3, while Miam i's at &3 Miami Coach Don ing to reach the Super Bowl for the low th strai ght year and win consecutive game the Giants throwing for 251 yards and four have lost in either overtime or in the last minute of play. Browns 7, 49crs 0 - time, hopes to capitalize on Cincinnati's vulnerable rusifing Oakland 41, Now England 2 Diego National conference S.Louis. i W th Louis 11 Los Angeles. 30, Atlanta 7 6 5 I 542 766 763 s 0 lU 212 251 3 9 0 250 167 UI Kan City 4, D an (4fer." And takea guess who finished Girls will also be chosen from this run to other than Gibscn. Kansas City 17, St 10 2 0 An 121 I" Denver , fs&uke vict ever untrnan Mark hiayts 124,000 Br2zll Open (If Tournament, 4 8 0 .5n 21P 275 Western Division _______ bronze medal. She ran the 2.0 111ile course in a the Sun Coast Cross Country Championsithl -1,,.n flashy time of 13:48. But Gibson's greatest "sur- with two members of the boys team, Ron Lyon and 1ise" came in that of Miss Heffernan. J Laughlin, This also became a glorious event for Kerri, according to Gibson, "has been running the Patriot Skipper. The girl'S class. 29-and-under. hard all week." And her overtime chores helped get saw 911&ws Heffernan, Tinsley and Dan p, sey her a first place finish. Her time of 13:07 earned her compete. a well deserved gold medal and both the senior girls The course was UGfniles long and the Pats have %riLl 1-=~ to--rel to !`Ulelgh tiu j:w1lpete in *,.- ,K.t InIt, rrim"Pip anything at all, in tha top lOor better, she should get "Th.!re is no dou bt I can hd an adequate replacement for H all," lock ex pla ined wh qasUoned ahout the status of hisfeaturedIOomder."Infac.t,I expect to deon e be r Player Coasts To Win I C12ve team to a 61-52 win, being her freshman year. hlock, the Orlando boxing promoter, went most of 331 Q] 221 Atlanta 2 10 3 .167 91 745 c-clinched di v i sion t, W L T Pd. PF PA Buffalo 5V'V' Results 9 3 0 .150 210 705 MiDmi S 3 0 .777 257 170 Buffalo 6, Baltimore 0 Cleveland 7, Sin Francisco 0 New Eng o aj New York Je1i, 77, San Diego NY Jets. 0 411 214 752 BaIt 2 10 0 IU 136 267 Philadelphia 36. Green Bay 14 Central OIvisn Houston 1 3. PittSburgh 10 Pitt $ 3 I .1CI 7S 169 Chicago 16. New York Giants Cind 7 0 36 75$ Houston 6 6 0 500 194 721 Mi,vwoti 29, New Orleans 9 terson of the Lions participated In the opening Upoff. Rainey controlled (he tap and helped lead his chance as Seeks OL New (lepending or, the wild card. In the East Division, Miami is Eastern Division Seminole County Sat Jay night in Oviedo when E)Ioti Di on. R a iney (53) of Edgewater and Clennie Pat- promises to have a bright future for Gibson, this Sunday trying to find a replacement for G0 "Shotgan" Hall as the Georgia fighter came down sick Just two days before his rrhed uled main event wi th Johnny Boudreaux tomorrow at the Ortando Sports Stadium, Green, defeated Japan by nine strokes in the fourth United Stales.Japan golf Japan's Teruc, Sugihara edged Green by one stroke For the individual title. itrincip 7 Scouts from many colleges will be present for the run and Gibson believes Heffernan has a good iiromoter ) arm me Fordyce, Ark., High School. playoff apperance. Houston's 13-10 upset Sunda y of Pittsburgh, 8-3-1, gives the 9). Pt Dakota _ age group, that being 16-17-olds, and had But, the girls didn't stop there. The following Impressive finises. Cathie placed third to earn a Saturday, they ___________________________________________________ Nevda Rena ________ NFL Standings Central Division title instead of _Vr Raleigh, N.C. Teresa had beat the Patriots No. 3 runner and Then can.r relbson's only'two.senior members of the team, his No. 2 and No, 4 harriers, Misses Oregon St. II, Goniaga 59 so 74, E, Mich. .sn 71 Heffernan and Deinpsey. They both ran In the sarne renresent the -6 U.S. ol)mp Heads up everybody! Gibson's Gals are still alive! teammate John Corso was selected for the Sportsmanship Award. Parker got the votes m1 65 of the 123 members of the I. be — Heffernan, Teresa Thisley and Cithie Dempsey to the AAU Regional held in Miami on Thanksgiving Day. And he's happy he did. Miss Tinsley ran in her age group of 12-33 with from all over the state and received a third place bronze medal for her over a course of 1.5 iniks. She streaked the course in 9:44, ithkh Coach Of Year I . ________________________________________________________________ Hetald Correspondent The Seminoles' Fred IWashington waa named the Most Valuable Player In the two-day tourney, while his Aaninct Dowling Green Ifigh School varsity basketball action got started in 5 I? 6 Holmes HALFTIME scare Purdue N. Indiana st t ,- _i 4 7 10 7 O'roo By CHUCK McMUNG portant trimos. Chicago. i I , . tin: Seminoles to gain the im- Metcalf's production boosted his 2-game total in the categories t' 1,7770 yarx!s. thus eclipsing a record of 1,VA by OWe Malsrn in 1954 when the Cards were based in .! I i;-_ It , , " I ..10 Acn?1'C r..r.1c - 'Q+1'0111A/ry played quarter in the game, scored the last two baskets for The Moot.10 Cordinal running back accounted for 192 t W. it .— ___________ __________________________________________________________ j#t Drew Bongdami, who only the Kansas Qt}' Chiefs. en Leads 91, ' seccnclsasthehostteamfted the contit at 50.50 with less Parker, who hs b:. a head coach (lemson in I ... . ke ' ] S it Muller Hair the second successive year the lead as they -were ahead by five, thneb-cioreSeabreezeralliedin Sanford Seminoles defeateid Ur 16-1 1, at the end of the first the secDnd half to deatfiock it at kit. N.C. State got 21. ' FOFTP S 2 17 Aheelef (~Cr-litri DAYTONA BEACH — For San f ord jumped out to an rcrly advantage to nine, 29-20, at half- Consolation Winner alb , • 0 7 ••• C11q'n roko*skI Tournament Title - ballots. Jerry :. •1• i - Sanderabs from Seabreeze period. They increased this 50-all. High School to win a Thanksgiving Basketball Tournament I.1 . ..,i - i EDGEWATEP Clndergalj Parker ,I- I V I 2 4 6 9 21 J,1: I Ward Ldirieu with second and third place finishes, margin over the second-place' Duke City Dashers of Albuquerque, N.M., with 139. The Falicon Track Mb Ot Seattle was third with 149 and defending champion San Jose, Calif., was fourth in 161. Runn ing wi th the Mbtueue club, M Bjor Uwtd, the national champion last year in the 4-17 age group, finished more tlw'i nine seconds ahead of Miss Brown, wi th a 17:41. HSS Larrieu, the defending women's titlist, A* -_% . .1-017' P ., - I - 1 reSpec1veJy, UCLA captured Its first women's national AAU cri county thampionship Saturday. Lynn fijor kiund, a 17-year.old high school coed from Lynn Los Alamos, N.M., won the inivjdual crown by running the hilly, three-ni1e course in 17:31.7. UCLA had a team score of 68 points for a cnmfortable _i- . /. I Seminoles \01 6 0,1 ~) FG.F TP DAYTON, Ohio AP ~k ,~' , 79, / - V. E"ovady P.t?er%cv, l S. I, N OVILDO UCLA Is Victorious Fr"c I 11L , . . 111 .. - . XBREF Chip it _____________________________________________________ HERALD SCOREBOARD ruclal T;..st 94 - t.ynian high School. with a foul shot, Clennie Pat- get uncontested baskets In second quarter, Clennie Pat- crushed 62 S engage cross county rival began to Do r victory Minnesota it jerence School when they At the start of the second with crisp passing and good Edgewater shootaig. Holmes had opened the scoring roll It up as they continued to Wi th one minute left In the turned edged ;i lectiveness and when forced to play ano0wr 4-A Metro Con- "set up" they attacked the zone * * * St. .. strongman the lead only once in the well- 12-9 - at the buzzer. points * * * $o N. because 1, J) *% i ) , - 7 V Phillips calls ,,half court of. Despite a great abundance of denly began to choke off the 15 markers during this stretch fense." they had great Idif. turnovers and poor defensive Eagles imide gante and forced to belp narrow the lead but even ficully penetrating the zone play. the lJons were able to Edgewater to attempt to shoot these eroics on Ws part were the lions obtain trailed by only three points — Coach Wis defense of Edgewater. stay close for the first period over it. Offensively, the Lions too little, too late. Li his debut as varsity coach with the ir blinding speed, and were running with great efOn Thsday, Dec. 3, the lions Phillips saw - edged St. Il Face (f , it Likc a I _______________________ p I skilled - and dropped a 61-52 9 CrOSsthte 96. $Q, used _ decision. plan. me t Ben Lions a " nc Rains i. '•1 when he 4. ,•'- Y.C '!UCkY 9$ threpoint . (10 75. St 5t. , Oviedo almost - _ th - - I ain. ?. FootbaU, Sean 7 three — smart Set No=Show Record ticket holders," Foo tball 1agu2 record for Idiug I)oWIie UAs season. •h t'n :r bch1r .-..• uchtwn. The f i rstbomb vId Los Angelc tlt a s.., i.ioi;. -a L.Uur Falcons own. 17.13. St 91. BU Connecticut qrterhJc Mike Rorvls, r :,'" second play of the Chicago Lovoti Klein when John. 40,202 tIcket holders ci Rankin Smith agrees with . 76. Clemson 75 The surprising Houston goes on despite Mirwi. 5$ "rain, 13, snow, failed to show at the Oilers Steeleri 10 game with Stabler connecting PrInceton 70. Forcham 17 weather was bad and c. U1h*tIn 70 sleel'...but the name doesn't where U($1I fluuaL--u Jtthn', N.Y tot Wayne ffi verrd ;u ciii bra h tor 61 yrUS the clobbered the the team Is bad," Smith said, way, spilling the Pittsburgh power Dayton . Old Dominion St. is applytofootballfan,nortothe Falcons 37. limited Pitt.sburgh to just and estahiihing Oaklard's ebraka 57. 5. Daketa ' rat S3, Ohio Northern 36 The St. LOUIS Cardinals, Steelers 11C. winning ways of Pittsburgh and nel offe1veyarthand"heat game Butler $0. Cleveland St. 75 ftonavenir, i, n&ti 33 degree temperature heading for U playoffs, were In oU NFL games Sunday, the hell out of our offense," Kansas 63, NE Missouri So St. Lows. 11 and Atlanta 's football fortunes ambushed by Kan%aS St. on M tana St. 73 rival Buffalo Baltimore Syracu Rams 30, Falcon 7 , Steeler II. Rutla' 65 "1 think Atlanta has some combined to set Chuck Noll said. Cincirr.&ti Wright a National the Kansas City Chiefs who are Cleveland blanked San FranRhode Island Barrington Wi th the stands alii'ost empThe wtnnir.j came Minne '- '3 Dakota . cisco 7-0, th ty, Los Angeles Atlanta e New York Jets Skip Butler's 34-yard field goal - - UNC Charlotte $5. Massachu stomped San Iowa 95, Va. C om monwealth with 2:32 remaining In the in Into points, then so Centenary ci. Darimouth 62 delpa knocked off Gree n Bay game and was Houston's fifth added their own offense to roll Eratlley 76. Illinois Wesleyn Howard 99, MIT 36-14, Crncago ove the hapless Falcons. Dave the New in Its last six games. 77 __ SOUTH York Giants 16-13, Etrnendorf returned an interSt. Louis $ 3. Illinois st. r, 74. Carolina st ci E. Caro Jets 27, Chargers 14 gals, Of 1phins IIM SI New Orleans 29-9 and "We felt we could do anyth ing ception 7 yar ds for one touch. Montana 51, Colorado St. 4 MMYIIflCI 105, Richmond ii Oakland air power to dc' we wanted," Jets quarterback down and Charlie Stukes set u rorida St. $1. Valdosta St 74 SOUTHWEST niolish New England 41.Z. Joe Namath said. He and the anot he r score with another in '/1 Virginia (5, Ga. Southern Rice 76, Wayland Baptist Si Th e Cincinnati Bengals travel 37 Arkr$ 7$. Rockhurt 61 New York did, too, as they tercepilon just 99 seco nds later. Marshall 67. Capital 54 TCU 70, Pan American a to Miami to meet the Dolphins handed San Diego its 10th I Rams running back Lawrence The Citadel 107. Baptist NW La. 107, SWellern, Tt',i C in tonight's nationally televised of the season. The wind was McCutcheon cracked the 1,000N. Carolina 101. Biscayne contest . yard mark by gaining &1 yards Tennessee 55, gusty but Namaffi had 17 lexas AIM $1. Texas Luther Mitwaukee MIAMI ( AP) Cincinnati's s ur rendered 156 yards a game. 65 pletionsagatne and an 74 may With bl us tery winter weather pletions for 2 yards and John in 16 carries. Ilengals and Miami's Dolphins, Wake Forest I). Rollins II Shula plans to start sore-an- even rito, e tonight of blan keting most of the na tion, [Uggins ran for two touchdowns FAR WEST BIlls 6, Colts 0 Arkansas St 97, Delta St. SI both on the endangered s pe cies kled fullback Larry Csonka UCLA 79, DePaui 64 and injuries which qiite a few "fair weather" foot. and caught a pass for a th have -ii.:' decimatcj Virpinla Tcch 96, VMI 64 ird John lypo1dt booted two New Meiico St 76, UC Davis list in the American Football now-healthy Mercury Morris lhe Bengal backfield. Ills top Duie 100, Cornell ball fans decided to stay home. scoreasthejetsjunipedofftoa field goals, the only scoring of Aissl$$ipp! Conference's plyo1( scramble, against the Bengals, who have receivers, Isaac Curtis and 0, Evansville Bears 16, (;iants 13 Utah 119, Denver 24.0 first half lead. The 69 the day, to give Buffalo ' hardfe' crucial contest tonight been hit for 145 ruhinu yards a Chtrn 95. Color,00 ['spitt' a 'Hrait of 55,753, (iiargtr' rckie running back (c.jt Myers, both havt' caught Pde.' Orls'.n r victor) over li:i!:inr, Icfnrc nati o nal tt'leviion an- galle. if neither repucI, . ises. only 1Mu2 siocd up in frce- Don Woods rushed for 142 yards O.J. Simpson rushed for 67 Carolina 5' 9). Benedict H an go to fullixick Don 111iottingThe Dolphins are concerned ing rain and wiow to watch the and thrpw a 2&yard touchdo,wn ldaP Puget sound yards to give him 1,004 for the MIDWEST A Cincinnati loss would all ban and rookie star Benny Ma. over Anderson's ability to Bears clip the Gian ts Oregon $3, St Mary's.. Calif. a last- pass for San Diego's bright season, the third straight year ?Mchigan 7$, Toledo 64 but climate the Ilengals, now lone to balance Bob Griese's scramble for long galna when minute field goal. Wisconsin 71. Ohio U. 62 spot, Washington $3. Seattle Pacit. at 74, from the Playoff picturp passing. he has cracked the I,000.yard Notre Dame rushed out of the passing pock. Valparaio SO 17he Bears defense had to wait Ic 12 Raiders 41, Patriots 26 mark. with only two games left. And a Brown will counter w' the et, and an injury which has until 38 seconds remained in the Los Angeles Lovoia 9i, Mo. New England stopped Oak. Michigan 73, Wis.. Green Baltimore had a later Western 17 Miami defeat coidd force the NFL's nost productive passer, sidelined tackle Manny Fer- game before Mirro Roder split land's running attack, but when a chartered flight, en. Stanford 92, Louisiana St. so defending Super Bowl cham. Ken An(k , rso n. Anderson is av- nandez could cut down further the uprights with a 24-yard Raiders' ouarterback Ken Miami 103. Wabash 69 Was.hinçt on 92, Pacific Lu- pions to hope for a wild card eragirg 2.4 route to Buffalo to pick up the Indiana 113. Tennessee Tech theran passes and 17 corn- on the defensive three-pointer. It was the fourth Stabler riddled the Patriots, 60 Colts and Lake them home, 1 berth for their fifth straight i ~~.-__,. ()1)e OVIEDO — Edgcwater High terson came back with a close, while the Lions were terson hit a twisting lay-up to 612 win over tiving lavp and then con- throwing 'ay the ball at an bring the Lions to within Saturday night was never vetted the foul to coniplet a alarming rate, points of the Eagles at 77-24. really in doubt as the Eagles led The Eagles gut five points Edgewater took over from that play that gave U every step of the way brief advantage. Front Mike Gorman and four point and won qui'e handily. and dominated nio' Edgewater took the lead for itore by their "big" Patterson got in foul trouble 64 of "hoop" play. good hr running off six straight nan, Dion RaIne. Mike Muller in the third pericd as the lion!; — ,\ Despite the nine point ks to points as they sliced up the chipped in with two. While all saw Edgewaler open up by 16 . . I' the ir 4-A Me Conference Inside of the on' I1 zone this scoring was going on, the points as if Eagles simply rival, the 4 lions showLd flashes defense like a surgeon. lions were only able to counter outplayed the lions all over the - t . __________ _________ of the type of b'illiance that has Time after time, tb- Orange with a solitary basket by Robert court. It -4r,1. 11~ — made then on of the strongest County invaders were able to Bokowski Lions All.Cowity FootJ " ________ basketball teams in Seminole penetrate deep into the defense Trai li ng 23-11 wi th just over ballThe run ni ng back tried to bring County in recent )e2rs. that is normally set up to stop (our minutes left until halftime, the Lions back single-handedly _________ ____________ When the lions had their fast the inside game, the lions began a rally that had returned to the game. k, break going it was a thing of "Our people were nct the near capacity autIence up In an eight-minute stretch that Oviedo's head Coach Dale Phil lips kneels in front beauty. Oviedo would fill all the dropping back properly," on their collective feet lasted from late in the thErd lanes and the Eagles had a Coach Phillips explained after screaming for more. priod to te time he fouled out crtiat deal ,if trouhle containin4 !I,e ~.,&jll ,,, zln(l j! L to Ii a ott ir thu log (left Sturda niII1L fl tiut, w he n the l.zon; were Edgewater is a elldrilled belonged to the Lions as they Ow itaine, Patterson scored all contest. Eddie Browds', Clennie l'atterson, Lee forced into patterned offense, team that executed well and our seemed to have everything bu t four of the lion's points. Ward and Robert Borkowski 1rom left to right) or wha t t heir Head Coach Dale hoys just didn't retict." ww'king. Their defe nse sad. Th e 6-4 picked up failed to follow his instructions U' By BOB GREENE Al' Sports Writer AT PVf, 4' I: Fa lcons tl anta 's Monday, Dec. 2,1974-7A - F. IT A by The Associ ated Pros, ______ ______ 121 pug~ia Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - - . - �trcr,y -.r,.n.t,r,r.fl,t-r;ty,,. -:' - ---- '-:--u-v -rjr,r,xrryr - L - 8A—Evening Fer&d, Sanford, FL I - • I - --------- -- - - -------- -_- - - ---- - -- - - r -----# -'.- -; -.v-.------rr------ ---- -. __. ---_._s- I r" I •ii fln Ai F:rifriri *1 I iii b,ir 1._,l lrriIIric .. kI I '' WU 4 III fly flC. AjioafrgJ Press government do reserve service. will In to the Palestinian guenillas. Israeli officials said two of 'evervttun o&cible" to end 'Inc Mussas three cluictren "Israel will not allow terror\'a.qr A;ifaI's Al Fatuh guer. such attacks. Peres said Arab were unharmed. isni, barbarity and Injustice to !ra i!t' attz: id rt!e 'tt of t!r!ht raid on an Israeli fiontler 'ii- raids that failed in the last the two terrorists planned to to sovereignty and liberty," lage, inwhtcha Moslem factory iflth, and the j'apj ni1itary take hostages and exchange said Mrs. Meir, who was en worker was killed and his wile connard said five Arab in- them for prisoners of the Is- route to the United States wounded. vaders were killed on the raelis, ineluding the Greek "II it ss a question of volun "There is a competition be- Lebanc border during the Catholic archbishop of Jerusa- teering to give up the right to ween Arafat and the other or- weekend. len, Msgr. Hitarion Capudji. our existence In order that 0th. anizations over who ,ill kill The two gunri.en who raided lie Is held on ctirges of er people may be warm and nore Israelis," Defense minis- flihaniya surrendered to Ili smuggling arms to Arab guer- have economic prosperity, 1 tcr Shimon Peres said Sunday soldiers an hour and a half af rillas in Israel. think people should know we at the funeral of Subhi Mussa, they knocked at the door of Former Premier (;olda Meir halI no'." slain U% the raid at midnight Iussa'scottageand riddled him bid a fleeting of Jewish lead. Arab oil ministers met SaturSaturday. and his wife with automatic ers in London that the Arabs' Jay and Sunday In Bahraln, but Perespromised the mourners rifle shots when he opened the denial of their oil to the tlnited 1 communIque after the meetat RiharJya, a Moslen. village door. He was 37 and returned States, Western Europe and Ja- irig made no mention of any near the Lebanese border. tho t. '.''•ks ago from nilitarv pan will not fort'e lsriel to give discussion of oil prices. roe.I, ypr.ca s Put On Increased Alert NICOSIA, Cyprus lAP) - Turkish and Greek Cypriot forcos have been put on increased alert in preparation for trouble when Archbishop Makarics returns to Cyprus next Friday. Greek Cypriot military sources said Turkish armored units have moved into positions on their side of the cease-fire line, and Turkish Prime Minister said the return of the deposed Greek Cypriot is making the situation 'criticalagain."Makariosand Acting President Glafcos Cleridesconferred in Athens with Prime Minister CnsLiotine Caramanlis. and a joint conmivalque said they had reached a common stand. But it did not indicate whether Makarios has modified his oppositiun to the divrsn of Cyprus into a federated Greek and Turkish tf I \L t' i R I IW .1 L *aaka and t4he; leaders of Japan's ruling liberal. t)einorratic party agreed today on Takeo Miki, a 67-yearold graduate of the UnI% Cl sit' of California, as Tanaka s successor But Finance Minister Masayoshl Olilra and his supporte 3 demanded a p.lrt election Party Vice Presi dent Etsusaburo Shilna proposed Miki's candidacy to 40 party elders after a deadlock between the leading contenders, Ohira and forner Finance Minister Takeo Fukuda. Miki, a former director-general of the Ennronment Agency, accepted the nomination. Fukuda, whose faction wanted Tanaka's successor chosen by consensus of the party leaders rather than an election, and Yasuhiro Nakasone, mlnLster of international trade and industry backed Mki r L. • IL q I _rr _____ st -. '. -_--•. - . • • rigina I 1 ItS tory 0. OUfl ty ui • 4 icen . \ — . 1.., I . VIEWS The beauty, landscape, history, and character of Russia fascinated American photographer Ktirneth Murray, of Klngsport, Tennessee. The morning mist lilting as fishermen wake their way upstr.am in the Caucasus Mountains (top kit) chinned Murray,as did a peasant woman carting water Into town (top center). Sheep wind their way (top right) in a scene familiar throughoat Europt. l.a a nail collective finn at the foot of the mountains, an old woman transports grain (lower left). Despite the Soviet government's repression of religion, many older peasants continue to worship, as by a simple funeral at an Orthodox church in the village of Pratching (lower center). vrthitr evidence of Russia's religious histry Is personified in the colorful "onion" domes of the ooiox USSR the c'ornmunLst island, according to a Mexican announcement. The reestablishment of regular commercial service by Mexicana Airlines is to be the first step iii direction. . Ibis Important ccsnmerclal representation Will 1fl crease trade between Cuba and Mexico and will especially promote use sale to Cuba of equipment xnacrnery inuustry, sam me oruancasi mcmnurca Ifl Mexico plans to hold an Industrial exposition iii Cuban capital in February. The Mexican group arrived Sws.iay night. ragart . • I - -+ Ii rif rd r Seminol .. I;#-; . I'..'; d for our I C • rtrav j + + sI SMCA cannot assume responsibility for loss, damage, or return. ' 6. The winning play or plays my ie produced as • I n char,-ia.isttcs ' F. Statement by playwright that script has not previously bern published. (it Is suggested that script be copyrighted or registered by playwright) 5. NO manuscript will be returned unless ac companied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Although every care will be takcn of the the country has been proposed for vedin eand ad agreements, Havana radio said t0daY - CONTEST RULcS 1. SubmIssion dates: December 1, 1974 through June 1, 1975. Winner(s) will be announced on July 4, 1975. 2. Scripts are to be original, unpublished. oneact Works of not less than twenty nor more than fortyfive minutes playing length. Collaborations are permitted, and musicals are eligible. 3. Subject matter of the play must portray ar historical event(s) prominent In the history of Sanford andor Seminole County, Fia. Limited scenery, iiphting, and costume Is sugyeled. 4. Scripts, submitted In English, typewritten and bound, must be accompanied by a master sheet including the Following: A. Name of play Name, - ss, and phone number of playwright C. Date submitted D. Short synopsis, resume, or description of play E. Liii of characters includlng:sttort descriphon ___ ____ ____ 1sjf 1- I • Our Annual .' .. AAiERICAN !I Y even 4iS promo; — W At Mon.ay, Dec,2, )974-1f3 ____________________ A i A .'- a .a ,L1jj 1-g - • Us Join iJfc - -- I NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) - Cuba and the Cornnwrnsealth c. the 3ahamas have establisheJ diplomatic relations "to strengthen friendly relations between the two countries," a joint announcement released by the two countries said. The announcement, released on Saturday here and in Havana, comes only weeks after the failure of a move by the Organin*tiun of American States to end diplomatic and economic sanctions against the Cuban regime of Prune Minister Fidel Castro. At an OAS meeting in Quito, Equador last month, six nations abstained from voting on the proposal to lift the 10-year-old sanctions. The move failed on a l2-' vote, two votes short of the needed 14. The Bahamas, which became Independent of Great u'I .IFi A1ZL.jJ; -- Cuua, Banamas Create Ties Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ftention Authors, Students, Playwrights '. ________ . 1 - ____________________________________________________________ • Israeli Otticials Blame Raid v vu ui_, I TurkiSig, - - Monday. Dec. 7, 1974 - Ak"tI --•------ ---,-•---- .-, V ------------- rr---p -- -- c -' -- - I 1" p — &- "V.4i -' - \,. - P')b: ,,.. ) 'f , l /4 I \ :: j iilt' J;; !:_ I 4 ;4 S : •' - - __ L - t_•• __i•'_• . Thurs th C., production expenses wW be paid by 7 The following prizes will be awarded- DE STARTS PROMPTLY Third Prize .........................$ 30.00 All prizes will be accompanied by a plaque corn memoratlng the even;. TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - warfare or for peaceful pur- ers whether the nuclear poten- the date?" the report said he Presideno Ephraim Katzlr says poses. Israel already operates a thai was a cause for concern, told the science WTt&S. Israel has "nuclear potential," number of nuclear reactors. The president replied, "Why the newspaper Maariv reported If correci, the report would should it us? Let the reflect the first adrnLssion by a world worry." today . j'• Th. .wpaper iij It ..aid Katir made U re.- tthah ara.li official that Ira.1 melt VOw1 mark Sunday to American and was toable of moving actively r!fused to disclose when isEurop.n science writers. It Into the field of nuclear ex- rael's nuclear potential might DEANS CAREER APPAREL was not Immediately clear plosives. be realized openly. "You don't 315 N.NWY 17-fl from the report whether Katzlr MaarivsaidKatzirwasasked expect that here, in these cir'"° - referred to nuclear pct&"nUal for by the visiting science report- cunistancvs, I would give you M ii All E fuurJraa T C" AT 7:00 P.M. Sern!r.o! Mttu! Ccr,c- A;oc. 204 Crystal Vl.w Drlv., Sanford A Community Service Message From The Herald Puerto Rican Bombing SANFORD NEEDS A CHANGE Gov. Rafael Hernandez Culon One was at an army reserve blamec Marxist advocates of buildinginthedty,ano(berata pt Rican Independence for chemical plan. lust west of the r.rnos sun(Iay ft caused city and a third at an oil dur .L I Union supermarket of that bragaboutsdmgwith the hembswerefoundjnaSanJ;ian urIun th the sole pq g that are rejected by our ow r I 'raiis e a wa It M Pier for fishing on Lai onroe DEC AssAstCityManoçer , •p vs , • ,,, 8. coartioui-1tsten to citizens Never maiui decisions without complete knowledg* of ' - ELECT - - - / ' - .' _____ -- k "• \ Compktely rewrite bids and speclfic5 They are too complicated without being custom built requiring higher orices and lOwer bids. lnvesligat, available ptodttt to determine it thl4 meet requirements. Have CitvMinager locally when pessib • •.. _____ . . -...- Invest Sanfoid's ta dollars in nford "A Qualified Bus ines Mai," ., - -_______ LW\ LOWER TAXES FOR A TUESDAY . 3 _________ ,.,.-. -. '"-' . Encourage residents to contact Snators and and 8a Pubik Sarvant—NOT a Didatar Communk)e with County Commission for better worø relations Off -Street Parking 'r" io.Cted, accepted contributioni (rum l4eatIos. r9. '..nd Holders or Aflorney ne—mY,o9Pon.nt. lncumbcnr major conYe i,.wti th, Special interest Crou allowing him a high advertising earnPS gn. ' pa, - parki (or p',nicklng With PiayUIOUVYIS Continu'.tsiy wo.-k for more paved streets cr1' with and assist our good Police and Fire Departments Encourage citizens to contribute and participate in taulsiying City The Lakefront. Also NT ftECREATION _______ . _____ VOTE NST \ AGA I Thorough study of Metro purchasing Thorough study with Departmnt Heidi on aduii _______ Between Commercial & . "Pre.de,,t - Economy Toyota of Sanford"; Prideni, Sii.;lurd Automobile Dealers Association; Direcior, Sunrise Sanford Kiwanis Club; Membr, First Bapfts Church, Sanford: Veteran, Marine Carp, WWII, South ServIce. Malts Sanford solid rafl Hun a rssufls, bitter Polic, and Fir. 0roh10hmd The Downtown Business Assn. SANFORD, FLA. LET'S WORK TOGETHER TO MAKE City COrflffliSSiOfl Let's E1ctA Commissioner - Pdpol • . IT BETIER VOTE TOMORROW VOTE GUY THORS!TON - CITY COMMISSION SEA yCmp .--" ' '1 Peon Parlisatt P. Campatn ___ '' equipment for lob Leftists have betn bl&id fG( daraged the building bausiag ci- sewral bombs and other acts of flees ot the International Te!. sabotage that have damaged phone and Telegraph Co., but a instaiiations tz wdter '. company of lictal sad there was sewage authority sinte its no damage to electronic equip- workers went on strike a month merit ago for iuher pay. Union leadThree other basts occurred ers have denied any conne (ion in and around Pence, the with the sabotage. ________ __________ Municipal Parking Lot __ .P' £ W ONOMY IN GOVERNMENT CHNG! The 1I1V 1II,I)%1 -# .' TII'IR - . cleanup c'perathons. ¶111? I IfYI Parking In Let's Elect Our BEST Man! T 3 __ : __ . . -. �-- 2B• Evenirj Herald. Sanfnr - Fl. - -.--.---.--. ---..- . - - .- -.: -i.;-- ::r --•----- . Mcndy, £cc. 2 1fl4 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Coffee F or Habit Rapid Blamed Beat Heart 1 :1 Public Trust Questioned charged with perjury and re- tnese matters be followed. i'nlitklans. bureaucrats and scheme. ceiving L5O.O0) In irlawfiit W!! ,! thm' t. ii• av UU n"' -' am nave been coone4 or overdifferentworctsbutmostigree Gwney'aofflcew Pb. D., RD. heart an extra jtoju. htsfornerlawpartners. Prose- looked now cannot hA" beats that the public trust has suf- liCItntributinn :; ti üe 1nw1d,wls minute during the act sec'utors are on the prowl, 1 (,kf•AJ1 ti'e .un• • . CAS1' C-€13 flr M king Federal Housing •... ..•a Ad- represntcd insurance corn- D'Aleniberte says. I think a tVt tIUIC rate shine State. is a fa ministration contracts, Gurney panies seeking charters from numbe r of public of (iclals faced ay continue for as Ion as 20 "E. Crtne," hb ir4W Ifin stTkit'r4m~ G'Mality. A legislative com. wiffi hard choices have decidtd naitv dftCI uu snuff out the in 1914. SIX 01 the 3) officials wife protested, "he has just cigarette bitt, mittee is investigating im- not to go with a cuverup. They elected statewide in Florida ten, Is awaiting -Fiorlda tIprenie Court been taken to U)e hDspiw peachment of O'Malley. At birth, we are endowed by have been indictcd or recommight have before." because hi heart. h Boyd andFfitwation Hal the Aiiughty with about 3 mende tor renioval from office Justices Briggs, who along with spe-Former It has biw Dekle were found guilty In a n'issior,er e racing so fast he billion heart beats! by an official disciplinary Judicial clal prosecutor 1. Edward At Qwlilicat.ions Floyd Christian , could hardly get his breath and Ccim- indicted in April on charges For the natural pacemaker of panel. Un of Jacksonville has been refinally fainted, mission trial this month of the heart apparently has receiving more ji SpOftSibl for all the indictments "1 would say there's never improperly using "The cardiologist told him a proposed bribes to channel state handed down so far, also electrical energy to been a scandal of this magni. opinion secretly submitted by a that it was because of the heavyenough star', that many beats before education contracts to a former credited the press for aiding in tude in Florida govern- utility company lawyer in a lax business use of coffee, plus his our heart wears out. associate. Also the uncovering of political cigarettes. So don't deplete your cardiac menL..ver," says Allen Mor- case. Two remaining justices charged with perjury and corruption. "For he kept a coffee urn on "bank account" unwisely!ris. clerk of the state Howse of along with a Supreme Court- conspirqv ti n C3 "As far as I'm conceened We his desk and kept pouring out The Mermons veto the use of political historian, and a Florida appointed panl of five other rather than face a legislative free press and deinocrac' g Representatives judges will consider removing impeachment probe, one cup after another, all day all caffeine drinks, such as hand In hand," he said. "The I --,thit froii the bench, cuffee, tea, coia beverages, and Unlike the Webb of Waterfree press usually brings about U.S. Atty. John Briggs of Comptroller "Dr. Cane, he would ac- also tobacco. gate, the troubles of some of the investigations that result in inFred Dicki nson w tually drink as many as cups indicted last Jacksonville, who served as dictmnts." And their hearts last longer state's most prominent special prosecutor for the gra nd week by federal grand juries per day, and usually smoked a as a result, by actial medical ticians - a U.S. senator, thltC Tallahassee and Tampa. lic Is juries that indicted Gurney and or two with each one! records! of the six members of the pol''So the heart ¶pecialist charged with tax evasion ns says white collar But emotional tension, pi:s i('y-tlf!In( Fkrida Cabinet h.-i s been served neth-e. perjtr, 1iracy t e x tort "More and more, I think that drug addict as those who now and the consumption of tiers -have come about by WOnily froin bankers under his smoke pot. U.S. attorneys throughout the regulation arid receiving tranquilizers, aspirin ar.d dependent circumstances, "For my husband is an addict almost all drugs also exhaust illegal loan or gratuity from a country recognize that white -Sen. Edward Gurney, a Re!- bank his office regulates. collar crime and corruption are of caffeine and nicotine!" our iupp1y of heart beats J publican mem ber of the Senate E)efeatecl in Democratic things they should be con~t lc u prematu,'ely. Watergate Committee, became primary runoff, Dickinson centrating on," he said. BEWARDOFDRIJGS Forwhene'er we take Foreign the first incumbent senator In. !eaves office Jan. 7. chemicals into cur system, Talbotd'Aleznbcrteof Miami, Dr. M. was thus consuming &t liver tries to desy m, our dicted in 50 years when charged -T r-lnsurnnce Con'- chairman of the state Ethics least 75 grains of caffeine per kidneys must then excrete of a federal grand ju y in July missioner Thomas O'Malley Commission adds, 'it's clear to bribery, perjury and con- was indicted in October by a day! we that theres more of a will them, and meanwhile our heart cpiracy In connection with j Yet expmn'er.ta h'c shown usually beats faster, thus an grand jury in Tallahassee, an the part of the public that that the smoking of one shortening i. - - Artifacts Recovered Along Pipeline Route -w I - 0/ OFF / 1 ___________________________ ___________________________ ______________________ i BOXED trial. Dictionary Plain & Decorated 2 FOR 'p Price of - Merriam Webster Colkgenta Stationery I I I Reg. $ 1 1 9S 6 9.95 Uncertain Ph. 322-1246 Thanksg ivi ng iJ AL acRoss I __ 423CV"4*1 MO IOD 'oe" Ind 57 S.3Rsi ____ Gmewdant of me"s 56 pos 16 55 Sric* 7 Goto 5? tIts tSccj Io 40~sw an"as !9 V'e I NN 21 sow" Z2 off - .- Transform her wardrobe world with stylish Roiay accessories: handbags and mat. ching shoes, colorful scarfs and gloves or perhaps "just right" costume jewelry to complement her favori te 4fif. P A $ - _____ -, fl - S. 43 24C**ilobu'st 45Foui .inj,,s-x, $ . 34frm qowcvv 27G.'1sr. Noe 35 Lwrw 48r4 49 5.,' ace 50 uasowww 31OPcstL) 3EILW, r 62 Goid PW A.ci NAME a Sam-= ilil JII1IJJ II JIIIII - Frank M. Bunnell. Apopka Linda B. Bolliner, Charlie Bell Anianda Borges Mar ar yithi U. Dabit 13cmerly Hawkins Wy JI.. &wkina Geti Lynne Sego Thelma L aw rick Win DeBary Eileen K. Dalton, Deltona Margaret M. Drew, Deltona Joyce C. Gibson, Deltona Al- Chapel,, -waroJr., MUDS Catherine E Franks, Osteen Bertha E. Chambers, Otterbem,Ind. ...BIRTHS Mr. and Mn. .ames Hdn- ADMiSSIONS ' - 10 ..- ugene Dimmocic Lena Q Doyle A. Frances DuPree f r . - Evelyn F. Scholz Carolyn I.. Ward Sport Coats " - By 11"ragate, Palm B"ch a Johnny Carson I :" - - -- - - - y/ - - REG.$75 NOW $30 REG.$80 $85 NOW $" / 'I,, - ____ 1 i\ I (/ / * ../ Hart Shaffner & Marx Suits CALENDAR IIIIJ . AE IJUI JIII JIIII II IIIIJill - - Select Group Shorts, R"tilars, Lorgs. In CAmh and Suits. Also Wvkon Shes a Colors. - AstrologIcal Research Guild, 8 p.m., Dover Shores F Oviedo High School Advisory Federal S&L Assn., 3212 E. Committee, 7:30 p.m., s..hool Conway Rd., Orlando. Election media enter. of officers, mini-workshop. - '• , V 0 I i . $25 $28.50 $14.95 - RATIONS FREE AS USUAL ALTE I (gaVV# 0 $ SpecIui 10 0 - 0 0 0 14 - . - - \__1 205 E. i First St. M CAST _________________________________ - - - - - - And Our Most cent. Asalequence,uratjoof inventory to sales rose * 1.5, the liigheM le vel in more than two years. That's for industry in general; individual corn. panies and Industries have far high er rates. To Use For Yourself Or As A Gift For Someone Else 0 00 o 0 0 00 SUITS SPORT COATS SHIRTS TI ES W EATERS ROBES PAJAMAS ___ ness About $898 billion has been added since the end of 70, making the total more than$3trtlllon. te JUNIOR SIZE Dresses SALE Miracle Blends Permanent Press 13" Wide /ilUeSTOI34P edi.c,dToCIear Motherk s Rien.9 Sale -M ill. I - %1I e FROm WHICH Belts ___________ - .- a Li 11 -14 Z is 'N LITTLE BOYS Pants Low Down Payments --- -.- ti) " B -- =?IIAV-r-- -- - __ 's- ------- ---------- - --- Family Swirl IAI!th A 11 1% B 1 rurcnalzP-1t 0 Free Delivery - - - -- -. 322-1111 through klo Extra Large Dresse I All Primd Juniors .Mltsus Half Sizes for Christmas %S1" Giving h EN'S Galio recalled that A&P had contributed substantially to the fight against inflation through the Where Evon"y Originates program in 1072 wh! n all 5tms were conver:pd to IVEO units offering foot. at lower prices OFF iieb regular & Bow Select from entire stock LADIES Panties , NylonTrjcotorCoflon SELECT OF IIII' I / Per rusand B Bikini or Brief ir° dles PRICE G Reg. 2.50 Pont Su*lts Stone) Famous Brand \ OFF Wide Size Run PRICE "a % 0-SO Per -a- awn Stone) Rings Are 10 rarat Solid Gold With Man AAad-. Ai --- e $29'0 - Sizes Petite LADIES Ring $35.00 Sa1, - &! / -- Sale $2500 - -. Robes, Gowns, Long & Short -, Reg. Yourr Dollars Go Farther When You Shon With i ie ----- . • - DOWNTOWN SANFORD A r rciditiona Ring 29.50 Synthetic Stones V - SIZES $ 2to7 . - -: During Parade DECEMBER Week2nd.- 7th. Sleepwear r a' LADIES 6 Stones Tt-,kp Vallie StaMpo 6'9 Beta" N I RST ST. Set Birthstone Of Etch Child Tr de=l n Allowances era - adOY cbiliofags IØt4f9 J iJ74L1a.4 :" ? II.t on your old furniture -1 # SE &A :ir-.t Omality all Rolme Finish A. _____________ VALUES ... t Polwimmiter yw,w Lace --#-"j'1 1 . MANY MORE dorm YD 'jJ',' Nows The Time. Make Your Christmas J:_L.jy(jways Now and Take Advantage Of Our VALUES TO 1690 lie Double Knio ,,' so ss 0,0 B E LTS and mapy more gift items x of quality. - ' Sod 1 0!-- Reasonable Prices THE W6WE OF FASR!C iiiiiilzliiiil 1." 6W. ttr: Ph. fl24511 Courteous Servk - - p Seledion ... - as Men's Store ______ With The Good Pant Suits I '-- You'll Be Ha VALUES IRST ST. I Me n's enS OX By Jamar & Munslngwear '-"U' , i'iivv i JUNIOR SIZE A WwW ot W&g*rf I V - .- t. 7V U o HRISTMAS ilopper 1(a'iI - - REG. $95 NOW $50 Springs DEC. 2 - -4 - - Ouk Ckkialwa GO Tit U percent, but sales fell 0.3 per . An Early Warning Systes. will i'rorke consumers an price increases and a p1cc oppouunity to stock up at the freeze on private label prodi cts old F rice. "Be Aware" shelf were announced today by 1* tagi will spotlight Uie more Jackonvilie Division of AeP freu.ently-purchased items Food Stores as the compay with be day the price is to be launched a new consuni r incrtased listed on the tag. program to light inflation. Un ler the voluntary price N.J. Gallo, vice president ai f freeze on A&P private labels, general manager of the Iest prices will be held on division. said initlal steps lntlw over l.000 products at least unul company's Operation Aware the ewl of the year. These will progrirni against inflation also ,ncltidt' such everyday items as included a Consumer Protec. breid, cheese, coffee, tuna , lion Policy. pasta.roducts, canned fruits The Early Warning System anIvegbt.ablesa.s well asfrozen will be keyed to The Aware List fo'xl items. %iLh each store witing on a The 11-point Consumer weekly basis a list of all Protectim Policy represents products that hdve iikTea3ed in A&P's coianuing commitment cost a full seven days before the in terms of service, saUsf action retail pr ices are changed. This and information to help customersobtainthe most for their 111orwy. Tbe new policy is to bee proriiiiently displayed in esch REG. $145 NOW $60 IIJj -: - By Palm Beach and PH.322-3S24 Myrtis Wright, Winter On Privic Men' s i,UiiS - 228 E. FIRST SI. SANFORD - - Mr. and Mrs. [Ar.y D. Rask a girl, Sanford ________________________________________________ Brand Name Men's Fashions ___________________________________________ _____ ____ Fvanefl Longwood Glenda J. Smith RothiL Card, Chuluota Winhfied S. Stats, Deltona Thaddeus Wlsnlewski Howard Keyes Mildred S. Mitchell Pre-Christmas SALE - t - - The automotive giants, whose fortunes are felt by thousands of suppliers and hundreds of thousmids of workers in glass, ru bber, plastics, textil es and dozens of other businesses, have especially large in. ____ 'entori. -Chrysler Corp., for example, has f months' supply of cars TH1IIIC SPACE based on recent sales exoil if it Is to solve the p 'oblen perieiice, and with consumers caused by high oil pric is and Room $ i stretch is what of showing resistance to high has no lack the policies of the Organ,tation New Y(rker long park beach Prices there is no certainty that the supply is only that much, tO Idiciseif. CoIlfltrieS (OPEC). As the economy recedes, Americans are further dragged down by the weight of a huge ___ - . NEW YORK (AP) - Big in. Of fts, individuals and non- billion at the close of World War linquency rates are up throughventones and debt, obsolete corporate enterprises owed llandl543billionasrecentlyas out the credit market. plants and the high level of in- p57.5 billion at midyear, up 1%5. Some coirpanies also are opflatlon are among the factors from 5M3 billion in 1970 and With higher unemployment crating alit of obsolete plants, waking the current re(ssjon iv s;u billion In 19t. rwl declining making it hoe inefficiencies might l Cfli iiore (Jilliflous than any Corporate debt has risen tougher to remain current on condoned in periods of u. other since the Great Depres- more than 48 per cent since 1970 repayment of that debt, soffie pansion but which are Increas. slon the 1930s, and now L close to $1.5 trillion, ecoomtsts, bankers and fr- Iny unconpetitie in a det'bn The inveatory problem has watched against only $100 al officials are concerned. De- ing economy. been highly publicized, and with good reason. Until it is reduced iioductlor. must be curtailed. In Sepmber, manufac. - IN R WHILE ________________ HOPPING ROJAY " I- ______ - : IJ. they had reason to give thanks per cent August decline. The settled by predictions that the for past prosperity. But as to three-month slide in the Ind", current recesson may be the the future, there was greater which signals future economic longest since World War a nx iety in many a year. activity, is the first since 1970 Americans celebrated Thanks. Not even the drop in and est ll giving with a se of fore, prices managed to relieve the years. boding this past week. To it ______________________ spite inflation, many knew more a quirk than a trend of the pals to Congress, reveal ed tunes. Tuesday, were higher than his Treasury Secretary William original estimates and led to VOTE EUGA E. Simon, for example, said the speculation that the adminiscurrent recession may be the tration had shifted its primary Comm. S.at 4 longest since World War H. economic goal from solvl ig inHe also foresaw uneniployflatie to easing the recsion A disabled Veteran on a nent rising from its current 6 or perhaps even stimulat zig th4 fixed Income. Don'i be fuoled pe r cent of the work force to or economy. by statements that taxes are down, when only Millage is above 7 per cent by spring. Ford's SM2 billion budg( . down but Taxes are up. The government's index of wasabovthe$oobillicrigw leading economic Indicators he had previously 541(1 W3 "Del Can Do If" plunged 1.3 per ce nt in October, necessary to w hip inflal Ion, aid following the record drop of 3.3 included social welfa ('US Pd. P01 Adv. by Cind. per cent In September and a .9 seens as unacceptable tu ____________________ g' And Arthur Burns, ci a rm i of the Federal Reserve loait told Coness that the tUo needs "a policy ofausteilty"oi - -- ______________ LFREE PARKING jj j j0 alin panties and hoisery are always great gifts for her everyday world. - Willie Lee Anderson Jimmie Lee Daniels Sanford: ' , oo _ •' - Sanford: Cassclberry Rods Christian Joseph V. Budwitt, Deltona Casey Ennis Mary C. Chappelle, Deftoguj Darwin J. Fedder Margaret E. Grayson, Margaret Heinbuth Deltona Caroline C. Howard Johanna A. Prindle, Dellona Martha T. Sayre Helen P. Taube, Deltona Karen A. Engels, Deltona Lester H. Payne, Longwood John S. Moore, Deltona Lennie A. Ashe, Oviedo JamesE, ttigrew, Deltona Aretts L Wilcox, Winter Robert G. Kennedy, Orlando Springs Kenneth Oviedo DEC.1,1974 Sanford: Hcnd, 41 BL.&. 2i Toot ( . For her world at home we suggest lovely lounge Wear; caftans, par pj's or perhaps . . - DISCHARGES Lillian E. Barnett 4. A 2t OWtI• 4-We SUswrç ? SCOW book 30 G'es BaL. 'z' / I - Mr. and Mrs. Shirman Franks, a boy, Osteen Sanford- 12 o4W T t I 3 Pvs.sty ____ e 135 oIt,Wlnvs 37?4avyomcw IlKidoIcai 39n!.,*. DOWN 2 U JOis 25 'j *,y a frilly gown With matching robe or N. 30, 1974 NOV. ADMISSIONS A _____ S ______ 54ftj% '4 15 Given an T A M 47 Xmg °"' 51 Sot otDarcl c* AV ____ ________ _______ 5OT id NEW YORK (AP) 60 IRA we* -W __V~ -- - ______ _____ r HOSPITAL NOTES Inventory Cut Key To Production _ Marks _____ ____ ____ ' -- i THE AT1GUN CANYON !fC th Ufld Armed with trLc, " University oi asa t eoiogis ifirect the under- tribution of Akan làdijiu died face 'ilOVE '(tIE AhCTIC C!R. North Slope above the Arctic "8eore the pipehne small manila envelopes for wire screcng, bug repellent, Fairbanks and the Alaska graduate Cl.E1 AlaSka AP - The sb graduate stu- and hilians ..." project,noonehadever worked shipment to the universities' Circle, For the first time in 10,- heavy face netting, caping Methodist University In den, (ourand of whom On? n blue arrowhead looked out of 000 years, the carefully chiseled suoersors, Mike in this area before." laboratories for furt:.er equipment. camer as, survey Anchorage to uncover artifacts earned their masters' degree Ktmz, 29,the oF Fairbanks, has Each site Is carefully staked analysts. place lying on top of the ground piece of stone was being held by the right-of-way, paying tiwnts and patience, . irtit'lpokd in tnujt 30 in the middle of nowhere, . ut with trthg nd k d human han1!. Mt is twecn30and40,nenand women the diggers an average of 0 of an earlier archeological cavations along the pipeline the digng Is controlled and worked In grtie thggers, who Som ehow it would have The arrowhead discovered oups of live to 10, per day, nad providing food, -seemed more appropriate to that afternoon in late summer spent the summer participating catalogued. The survey (,nnducttd in 1970 arwl m uIe. young are fellow students at a* uni. in digs under the sponsorship of housing and transportation. stare at It on a piece n ,tack is one of more "We haven't come up with workers, heavily bundled In versity of Alaska: But some of The irniversities are also con 1971 along the route. velvel. insHe a case, be. "finds" unearthed by two Alaska universities. anything really startling, lt layers of clothing to ward off thet'i came from as far away as students ducting orientation seminars at CoiTunenting on that earlier ihc- things we have uncovered the sharp st.ings of millions of II&rvard University in Bo", side a neatly printed card tell- and professional archeologists Alyeslui Pipeline Service Co., the Pipeline camps to acq1mint study, the Arctic institute of have added more pieces to the f8t ing of a long-ago people who at several sites along Inosquitm, spent most of tile Uni vemity of Utah and the made It and used It and left it 80nile route of the nearly the consortium of oil companies constructon workers wit) the North America said the digs puzzle of what happened up their 12-hour days on th: Unlveray of New M e xico. the trans responsible for, the design, co imxrtance of the arctw fogy have "shed new light on the here in the behind, past," said Kunz, a knees methodically sifting the Come knowledge of archeology Alaska pipeline during the past struction and operation of the ;rojec-t, long-standing problems con. deeply-tanned young man with dirt with their fingers and is But there it was, freshly dug several years. generally a prerequisite rot pipeline, has awarded contracts Seven professional Prch. cerning the origin and dLs. a golden beard and vAeatht-r-et- placing Oieir discoverici in employment, - Sweeney"s Office Supply 229 Magnolia Ave. - i Wallets & KeyTainers TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) alleged influence-peddling - '.1 Mnd oay, Dec. 2 1974-38 - - - - Mothers' Pins Reg. $9.95 Sa le Y1 MANY MORE [XMING 695 $ ReFe Castle (UP To 11 Stones No Charo.) --- ft BIG MEN'S _______ I -- ----- . Slacks So6 BUYSI 42 _- ------ �ry 1iiiIIiIII1ITI - - •-- -. .,— • - -=--- - -- - --- . •• -- -=- - -- • - ---• -.----- - -.- - - -,, •. : -. - - - __ 1. 2 4—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I. rSEEK & FiND t (7 1-10 F 11S C Arab t T Won ' Change ro Ir) Aram D}IAIIRAN Saudi Arabia "Not really," Powers said. "I The company, which was "Fantastic individual" who had 0 M I L K W F F B H I I 8 0 R o M (' SAP) — The American presi. (eel nay own. "They want to get back here Powers adds. "He said the Aramcu's and about to give up, took tjaf the great geological of de of Aramco, the world's United States Interests are . cvzr ;v tJn:td Sttes has been poorly L C fl U P 1 A N T iH ft 1 R ... N i the of Steineke, who was conint'ttj !' aiy to : loo* community led by It friend Iae1. ideal is an ; oil must He beneath the Saudi Arabia t KCDB ft COUOjoOiOE F ERO nd the IdenUfltJon of for children says t worded about w up in,' United States &e involved in dome 'rn which the Aramco stones and rock fo,aflonjta Powerss,ldof eAmerlcan. n it prpect of working for Saudi very th ,.a r Ii R 13 0 8 B C W ii headquarters Is bulli n close relations." i I— driw the right conclusion, Arabians. style com ny town where pa He was right and Powers Joined Aramco after Aramco FCETK N I. C U F U 0 N F F Z B F ----------------------Powers was modest abc iJs more American cm. R.W. -Pøwer 4A f flik (t....lA PU..- 'I .--------• noet. iju i a.uu uu. spent j tUi 'St a 1*13 Of own ablI!tles as a geologist. Ills ploycsof Aramco live with their Idaho, adds that he doesn't entire career with the giant oil nearby fields which hold 25 per B H W E 0 F 0 13 N S T T RF F E average of dry holes Is less than families. think his position as No, 2 man producer, of the world's known oil anywhere else In the world, he EOKTWOSRN j0 FT 800 D DL II ChIldren feel more secure in in Aramco will be changed as reserves, said. Powers was hired asageolo. Dhahran than they would in S audi A ra bia takes over NKTELEOOLNROECSEEKE Powers says he misses the gist(orAramco "1 wish t by a hi legendary s were due to many American towns and for company. Another American, fi gure in the history of Saudi "pioneering atmosphere" of geology," ?owers laughed. children, who don't mind the Frank Jungers, is Aramco's Arabian OIL Max Steineke. Aramco work when the great "But its more likely that we summer heat, the weather Is chairman, B US D F I I £ R U A I I K W W DO R finds wcre made after World Ten years .sr!!er St ck V,'ar ii. ie helped discover 5ev were drilling in Saudi Arabia." Perfect 12 rnc-rltls~ of the year, ~''~! ~ Aramco once was owned by GA R K U U M I E S W K L I M Powers' two children were he said. _____ r V Standard Oil of California, T was credited with persuading eral of the huge Arabian fields. brought up In Saudi Arabia. S Powers says he believes the ta _____ Oil of California, then 0 1. 0 B A P C 11 0 In 1961 zaco, Exxon and Mobil. Saudi the ndard sole owner i NftJE F D K F 0 H Powers took over Now, his daughter Cyde, 19, U ni ted Stat in Its support of of Aramco, to Steinekc's Aiabia has assum old job as ed 60 per chief cent I) H H [ W F Z F F N S T I IT B 0 0 V I at Cumbe:land College In Israe l In the Middle East, has drill deeper after 10 costly tin. Aramco geologist. of the owne rship and b Tennessee, and his Dirk is not foUowed Its own Interests. °n successful wells, CHT U NTSFHCF s record as saying it wants 100 Powers says Stcineke was a 0H PiM highschool In Massachu"I agree with Sen. J.W. Fulpercent. I sets, Instructions: The hidden names ad below iii (O1øLtd, bright who said it perfectly," bsck&r,, up, down, or doni1y in the puzzle. Find each "I see very little change for • tudden it,me and box it In ii Aramco," Powers said ir.an in. HITrERWF:f;D Do;HANL tervlew. "Our relationship with Mll.KWEI:I) HtTTONH('SH HEMP the U.S. shareholders will poKF.wEEI) (HOhE('IWRHY HORSE(' .STNIT RoS!.H'K change. But, basically, man('()Ct.fl1 'R (A'Et. I2 WFf) agen;ent and the was we cper. i,. ir' r ,hac,t ateshoukdsaythceforthe To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" book., foreseeable future." numbers 2 through 8. send 60 centn for each, making checks Is he worried about having DEAit DR. LAMB — Would value depends upon the type o payable to "Seek & Find "Star.Telegram Syndicate. Addres.s Saudi Arabian bosses Instead of you please tell me what the laboratory test done). Man letters in care of this newspaper. Ai,ericans' normal blood sugar is supposed more patients with milde to be in a woman 65 years old? diabetes will have values tha When you have a blood sugar are too high too long aftei test which is best: Not to eat or eating, or after drinking i JR drink from midnight or to eat sweet drink. For this resor IN THE HERALD and wait for several hours? many doctors take a sa'eenin What would you eat if it is best biovd test about two hours after to eat before the test? the patient has eaten or drunk ,.-r:r~ DEAR READER — The t sweets. Some will use a starchy portant thing is to have enough meal since starch is readily . glucose sugar inside the cell, converted to glucose in the 1 P.41 A 1 That Is where the glucose is intestine before itlsabsorbed. brokeft 'n to release energy (AND READ ALL OVER) You should rely on your docfor nnrmal cell function. The tor to tell you how he wants you level in the cell may not have a to prepare for a test. If he wants WATCH FOR THE HERALD'S ja constant relationship to any a fasting sample he won't want specific level of blood glucose, you to eat. And, LI he wants one 1, .•. - L . YULETIDE GUIDE So, a blood glucose test Is only after eating or drinking — It. NOV. 29 an approximation of what Issomething, he will usually have -4going on inside the cell. Mtat is a particuJar food or drink he one reason why one person may wants you to take that is t' .- c do very well with a fairly low standardized with , his blood glucose level and another laboratory procedures. s . rt! person will have trouble. Unless you are a diabetic or , ,..t. Occasionally a dia betic may navea known medical problem, have a fairly high blood glucose it is a good Idea to prepare for lenl while the level in the LH is tets'f blood glucose by eating 34*, so low that he will be having nornutily three days before the ' 11 • symptoms of low blood glucose test. Don't fast or try to lose susan. For more information weight those three days. Be about low blood suga?, write to ue you get enough bread, meat P.O. Box 1551, Radio City petatoes, starch or sweets. If Station, New York, N.Y. 10019, you don't your test may not be and ask for the booklet on low accurate because of lack of blood sugar. Send 50 cents to carbohydrates in your diet. If ____________________ cover costs, you are a diabetic be sure and 11 The general guideline is that get your doctor's instructions during the fasting state the before any testing. __________________ bkod sugar Is not usually below 50. It can be lower In some , ---- ---1 -•--- u 1,000 -, _________ 1— w - - DR ~k t '!`iq.%_V _:i-`~ ',`Al; .;,r%1;,,1rI~`, 1,,1,3 4~v fl() _7 ,,, ' ___________ By BIJROKER& HUNThIN(,Elt The Herald Services The foundation for this project comes from a far from _____________ 41 _______________ ___ p;.: All ...,- ______ ttj ______ E. LAA415 ______ - ,, ____ -' ______ _______ r - a - -' - . '- • ' SANTA'S HELPERS ARE BLACK AND WHITE , . . P. - - • - . i •.- ' - - I f\f[ I something sweet or drinking sugar water, the level normally doesn't rise over 170. Depending upon how low the Level falls; iWtW rngn it onto, and hew long it stays high, a doctor will use the response to help make a diagnosis of diabetes or low WOOdglucose (hypogjycenila). .t fasting blood glu,ose test Is ccmmonlv used to ,screen for & ft III L_. /\ ______ _____ ______ I.4- I EARLY AMERICAN RICAN L iving Floral 1 $ 0 It 36C Sofa r Record Player with du!t cover of 'at of i I1 ' ___ 95 Starting ArOnty 1fAj'(i)ffle#],1f111a ".61R. iff I , Keg. t1ba 1- im rIrj! I and I There to go for all the ifnrm&s 'n vma ne'd bout 'ou flew corn- IIcogs a to 'aea Upholstery Woo4 and Metal Roll-a bout Stand Dressers With Mirrors, Beds and Chests. Good Style Selection HVI"(1 Rnnm 2 Pieces, Yellow White P&fl€rned Record Storage R o rk Bedroom Suites TRADITIONAL - I Jeridphone Set , 5-Piece lWMode Stereo Component Set $15995 .V~ f —~-__,, __ f PRICES • flfthlrrs MANY 0111(1 ITEMS; __ M . I iw __________ it - - Lipe player • 3Spct'd automatic rrord change, MRS. DONALD BELL ITwo irirs'-, wood stwakeri • lhndy •v.i,, 5349212 AItanont Springs FURNITURE fqilIp9fd IV 13 G'3,p 4(*tt*t4 wjIn of I Ntt-w4I iptiSit;' 'A41pt, -i' - L * _______ - - -, PH. - I; 0 '1140,145 iro De*t&ia GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $55W. FIRST ST. - SANFORD — PH. 322-2821 REUNITED IN ARIZONA DEAR ABBY: I have some advice for "Fourth Time Around": Don't do It unless you know why your mar1age failed, and you've wor ked out those problems. In my case. our marrinmu' fail d because my husband was . • S. , $ II 34 1iV*j jvaiuua. flVIIdIIUILIU'VSI, wsuciiu course Was a iactor !n our going back together, but It didn't work out because nothing had really changed . He was still the pathologically Jealo us man I had married the first time, and I couldn't handle . Now he's begging me to marry him again, but I won't marry him again unless he gets over his irrational jealousy. He's In therapy 11W, and I hope he makes it because 11! love him till the * --• 814-9712 Forest City $74-3147 322.5181 - SHIRLEy MILLET HILDA RICPMOND SANFORD ____________ - -1 116 W. FIRST ST. a few relatives, i.) 11gM 100 bdiIp sa$.,s IN a*¼c (mat Twi 3*ay air 3u1pen31rn enclosures • telur 3- speed 'cord change, I Ptufrctiir tinted dust Met ICurin g control precise ,one arm plscrmrni • Tuning mIr to, peak FM/AM recrpiwnl Skriq, roH.a.bont stand • 1'., .3 3.... RPM adapts, • Lighted Inthr,i', i'41s for rAsy I B JH tlt%J) MARILYN GARI.ANTI 11 i'URPtIRece,%. r/AmptifIr, rtr) iunej • 5Trpck 31 1812 Sanf ord r _rW-6-1~k ..1. -, . -. _11 ~~:- . __ -___ - -1 ~ ; __ - 299 • 322.1112 loved her. She moved out of totn and c lost track of each other. I married someone else and so did As luck would have It, we met again 51 years later when we were both back in our little hometown for Christmas. She was a widow and I was a widower, and we discovered we 5U11 cared f or each other,so she took the old wedding ring l had given her out of the box arid I put it on her fantr again in from if cur minister and F7"-p1:907 . 95 --- MARGE WILLIAMS nh... ........t .......,.:...... t.... i Deluxe Stereo Component Music System ,,, -- , .,, ------- (lay I die. wuis better it you c'f if off your thcSt. Fc,? w r ite to ABBY.Bo* No. VOO, L.A. catab -900e9 ProbIem? You'll bet perSOnal rtpt, Cncloe stampe, Self addressed envelops, • .- ' • - . - • - --''- -A - _ - ____ _____ -- - _____ - :'j - - - - i--: '* -- - -. - , , I / hp J League Party and Imagine names and Hoed 434 to announce the Insituations for these various stallation, so he dropped by , The Longwood Civic League little people you created. wish the new Post good luck. WOman's Club will hold their Perhaps you can r.rrange with Past state of Florida Com- annual Christmas Party on friends to provide voices while Tuesday, Dec. 3, at 7:30 p.m., at mander Hollis Johnson hidden out of sight as you Installing officer the Civic League Building, on for narrate a plot. With a bit of winter springs Church Street. practice you can provide lots of After the ceremonies were The group will be entertained pleasure for almost any over, newly Installed corn- by a choral group, wi th a audience. Yourself In Unt "form ..' pita', rcr APty's rrw bmitlet, 'Wt*aI Teen AQee. Want to Kfl04." Wind At ca$l Var' Iluren. 131 Lak, Dr . I -,eri thU' C& zi7 Batik Show -. - - ', Worry Clinic - Akh citute, - • •' t41Uflt3%jl &Z 'Belles' Ring ______ - ..i-.i ____ - -- - -' _____________ ii _________________________________________________ Worthy heirs of the Investment .--- u ANN RUDY The Herald Services I've never known a child old enough to untie his own laces who wasn't crazy over new shoes. If a mother plays her cards right and says things like: "You won't get new shoes Saturday If you don't stop biting the dog, hitting the baby . . ." ° whatever else the kid might be doing that isn't quite cricket, she ran work a child up into such a frenzy that ne will be putty In her So with Santa Claus, One birthday and at least five new pai rs of shoes a year, there's really no reason why hava rnnnei *I%flillaln't all 11 children . To the child, howeei, once those shoes have crossed the threshold. they are no store 10115cr new. Gone are all thoughts of reprisal from ijiother, now all h :aiit to t!a Is go barefoot. You pay $8 extra or coiecUve shoes and he can't wait to get them off. You can't have that and you toll him so In no uncertain terms. You're I 4i riI i IN SUN CITY DEAR ABBY: "Fourth Thue Around" tr't.I be crazy. I made We same mistake twice, and that was enough for me. I always say, "A new brooms sweeps clean." Mill' DEAR MILT: But the old broom knows where the dirt IS! DEAR ABBY: I married the same woman twice. The first time she was 15, and I was 22. We had a lot of mother-In-law FM/AM/FM Stereo Radio - k. S,t '. This time it's going to last. ile's 77, id I'm 76. Two large closeti Speakers :i' See ,_......... Tape Player VI 3ILUIVLtU in modern presented a plaque to Wanda and all area men and Massie, club manager for the bre welcome to attend. Sheoah Golf Club for that club's cooperation in helping the new post get started and for. ' ath.chth' facilities for tIe Those of you w?*) have e room special ist, infantryman post's mee tings and functions. - The dalicate and colorful wond ered w hat a dashing fi gure Re freshmen ts were served and driver. Uniforms for . garrm flts wall hangings on you'd have cut In the uniform of l ma! socia events were also after the meting and a social exhibit through Dec. 13 in the a Revolutionary War arhour followed. featured. Florida Technological tilleryinan or how you'd have The viewer was also able to University library are the work looked In the prim and awk- CLOTHES ft see slides of soldiers, WAC's of Winter Parks Gloria CAREERS ward uniform of a Civil War M WW Army nurses wearing the IUg1l, who has taken the arts nurse's uniform, may have TO FIT YOU same uniforms on a second of batik and tie-dyeing to new satisfied - your curiosity at the screen. ----, U . S. Army exhibit at the Althnagii only one person at a free to the public. to worry Seminole County Fair last time could be accommodated Yiddish," is the theme of the week. by the mirror, spectators could Orlando Chapter oE view the Interior of the theatre Education Day This new and novel Army to be held Dec. through exhibit, enti tled "Clothes and smoked plexiglass _____ 3, at Temple Israel in the panels. A small lounge area Careers to Fit You," feat ured a morning and afternoon, and at I(ev. Leo King, pastor of First adjoining the theatre served as miniature theatre using a Congregation Obey Shalom in United Methodist Church, and a comfortable waiting area, special mirror effect to create the evening. The clinic Is open "Happy Belle Ringers of the illusion of the viewer Well-informed soldier.att-' to all women in the community. Longwood," will present a endants operated the theatre dressed In a variety of historic and Six clinics will be presented: Chr istmas program at the Dec. answered a nd current Army uniforms. visitors' 4, meeting of by Sanford questions about the uniforms two in the morning (10:30 a.m. Woman's Club. Gifts The exhibit's special optical Nan and the many career op- to 12 flOOI* two in the system joined the reflection of afternoon will also be displayed. portunities for men and women (12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.) and the viewer's heal with pertwo in the evening &OG p.m. to aiuji in today's Army. fectly scaled images of male _-r. "-* v p.m.; i.iowes aon Careers to Fit ________________ and temple attire. Among the __________________________________________________________ V-,.1" currQr,tly is Army unitorms one could "ti Among topics k be iscussed Pr;;nier nationwide tour. The on" were those of the in the morning are "What exhibit was constructed by the Revolutionary War atUnited States Army Recruiting Would I do If, Heaven Forbid," tilleryman, Civil War Nurse, Mirror, mirror, on the wall, show me In a uniform! (Rebuilding your lire as a Support Center in A' WWII WAC, cook, operating Single Adult) and "Are We Va. gUVh,. AI....1.... .I IVUUIr; ,.uuui.uiwuu, Cinljnuo3 or manual El-Track 111 2 Pieces, Loft Green Print, Grncefu Lines S32995 ) ' • Full Sets Room 8°° Tax . - f, ' BROKE IN BEVERLY hILLS DEAR AHI4Y: I've been up to bat SEVEN times, but Numb'r One, Three, Five and Seven were th e sane man. (I had three different husb'- ds In between.) Everybody Ulought we were crazy, and maybe we were, but each time we married somebody else we realized how much we Sales 19 • TRADITIONAL La.ving lawyers. Excluding . ': L! 0.' • : 4. $139 96 _____ - - $9900 Reg Reg. ____ $2 $369.00 GE Stereo ComnonAnt Sf - -I— to Twin Sets Independence Print - A" Sets and Chair, 8 TRACK TAPES AM/FM/ FM STEREO - - %oumpiete 3-Mece 11 r1fr',LJ,J Sleep Living Room ' t to be at east beow 125 (the Print ORTHOPEDIC EARLY AMERICAN NOOONSOO. diabetics Chair, Bright oo prompted me to write. I am an authority on the subject, having married the same man FIVE times, The first time we were married we were Just kid3-16 and 17. Over a period of 38 years we were divorced and remarried five times. tWere divorced flow.) Wecou1dn'tljvewlthouteachother.ItwasltkeasIc We were a couple of neurotics who needed each other to fight with, God, how we suffered! And our children suffered, too. I'm alone now, and I miss him. But I'm better off without him. At least th ere re no more blt.ody noses and broken dishes. ATLANTA DEAR ABBY: I marri ed Ed Twic'. After 19 years I decided that I'd be better off alone. I had my choice of five "grounds." (Marge, Nancy, Lucille, Peggy or Ilelen. Ed had done very well in business and my lawyer got me a really good settlement. Two years later Ed started to court me. It was like old times-flowers, dinner dates, the whole bit. Like a fool I fell for It and married him again, It didn't take me long to realize that he was in big trouble at the bank and he only married me for my money. He didn't treat me any better the second time than he did the first, so I divorced rum again, but u cost inc a bunwc. The only ones who came out ahead on the deal were the - _____ . - DEAR ABBY: That letter from "Fourth Time Around," who asks what her chances for success are with the same mate has 1~1 diabetes. About half ofthe mild will hace a normal fasting value — usually stated Room - - • - __________ rnander of Winter Springs VFW Christmas Sing-A-Long. Post no. 5405, Jack Schraf(, Ref reshments will be served , With Same Man tl, IVV made 9 — comman(ler, Jack Burns; CO District 18 Jr. vice-commander, Olbe film, "Only Human," Will Don Schreiner; District 18 OCU5 on mental illness president, ArIei' B".selton, . icc-preaident, EVelYH, Narrated by Barry Sullivan, it bits "lue tliern in the back the will suggest skirts, shirts or JkLi. F 1 ,4 nnd on. JMU6 VI LJI3UU.1 10, -- -------— edg es, scal lop thein, or use Russell StOflhl Representing tertaining, and tells in everyppinkingg s 0 create local day language. sights and post and auxiliaries we var3us costume effects. Use Hart, commander of sounds the commonpla ce ways contrasting dabs a S or Lo we express our attitudes ngwood VFW post decora tions such as COILu-5, tJ.v,_IIl,Ia, u;uu, wiiiwaiiu UI tnr4t rnth,n1 nr#uIa,,t. ties, ribbons, pockets or but. Casselberry VFW Post no. tension, anxiety rnd mental tons. All can be attached with 10050; and Kathy Howa'd, health. white glue. president of Casselberry Audience discussi'n will Next, crea te ha ir by using Au ary to xili 1 0 ll Post no 0 . fo ow the film. F more incontrasting colors of knitting A special and unexpected formatIon, con tact June Gordon yarn scraps. Either make guest was Paul Clements, past at the college. The filrnLs free to braids or bows or coil the state of Georgia commander, the public. fingers with long or short Clements was visiting his "hair." children in Winter Springs and Now all that is left to do Is to hapd to see the flashing the glove onto YCt hand sign that had been put on State __________________________________ By Al ABIGAIL 'ABuItEN 4 ' ~~l provide some home en- 'Theatre of the hand' entertains with puppet show tertainment to your friends or 5 Times Around j. / La~ ____________ DEAR ABBY 1 / - tf - -,-- 1 4P I • -~ :- This fancilul cat tree Is the perfect place for peek-aboo games, as demonstrated by these two felines, members of the tencat brood belonging to the Don Newcciner family of Pepperlaod, Iii. Four generations of Newcomers enjoy a life that Is never duH, working at arts and crafts which include making such as the cat tree, u well as more artistic creations In nacrame, jewelry, pottery and photography, — (eel fine. After eating r Vitt CUSTOM.MADE CAT TREE I -- i'F(J* (.. 11J. ..," 1-I . u& JlM chemistry labs, Whether hard or soft, rubber keeps out moisture, holds out ou, ut n' conuuct deetricity. and above all, is so elastic it can stretch to more than nine times its normal length if need be. Approximately 50,(XX) product. are made from rubber and a typical American car contains over 550 rubber Checkaroundthehousetosee Just how many rubber objects you can find. Most likely, such a search can Include a pair of ordinary kitchen gloves. If you find such an unglamorous household object, use It to create a fun project which can either be a gift or ,. - Appearing Daily In LW ' i - "I. rubber 4 The Classified Section Of The Herald I Fold the made of rubber, i.ither the natural kind that cmes from _______ ___ ii un- ... UV ,,. • -- Gifts For Everyone On Your Li t Special Gifts For The Person Who Has Everything. • ,V — mm restivai Festival (sturres. Jtmemnher the state of Florida commander, Ftil will t ft UUI Juhit..i. Representing 11 at 7'30 ni in r thumb \ lOai • the biggest the Florida Ditr1ct 18 Post and the New Admin istration 'cturacter you will create Auxiliary we,re District IS Building at Seminole Junior requires about a two-inch --- I ________ _j GIFT '. - ' Caterpillar tractor? The an. •;' . 1. - , What do these things have in UiiIIi1lurI A diving suit, a tennis ball, a hot water bottle, a - • - fL say o Life ____ 1, - ' most essential in our modern _____________________ - • - .- oppas,) and Our Aging ts and Our Aging Self," (The Golden Era.) While In the Dignitaries attending the evening!pjch topics as "Anxiety installation of the flrstVeteranj and Depression,"(oy Vey) and Leave the glove plain or of Fore ign Wars (VFW) Poet "Sex In the Middle '.'ears" will decorateitwi th spraypalntand 540 here In Winter SprLs, be featured sequins If you wish. The most represented the hiarchy of that Reservations for the clinic or ganization, should be made by calling Mrs. Important step is to paint faces International e insta ation was held Th ll at Da d vi Witkind. on each finder . Then add yes the Sheoah Golf Club on Nov. 21. aid a 51Wh as characPresent from the national VFW ru (crime e popular "happy was George Smith, national (a hich are made with such a few strokes of a felt pen. aide-do-camp. From the State Part III of Project 21st Find scraps of felt cotton Department came state Bob Dysert and past Century Woman's Film fabric or velvet to make chaplain f' glamorous object. But the material of which it is mao" is the foundati on of many other objects. It is a product that Is ______ _______ lub Notes N v C To This Rubber Glove I 4 . • - -.-- . -.---------I-- - It I . 6 I.V. If _____ ' ___- _ More Than DI"shwashing _____ ... Needs Are Told __ __ --- 80 1.`), Glucose Sugar * - - ".. if ____ _ • - Monday, Dec. 2,1974--.58 — - C8 Ofl "I . ___ Nip P (A hag) [1 - - - -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - . - WOMEN - ~ s U p. - - - 1 .- _____ .- __ Monday, D 2. 1974 11 F M ?)TRR V Pit [.%I n- I -' firm about it right there on the By IAI I-VVI 1 , A A i , y i' I VY 1 y Mother give up after 45 tries. Off he patters down the driveway toward rusty nails, broken glass and possible lock- sidewalk all over the sidewalk, In fact. And when you get him home you're both exhausted. It isn't kno hnwpvsr hJ.e .JII,I 7UU '0 realize he only seems exhausted. Nature, in her flagrant favoritism of the g , has given him his second wind. HIS forty.Wth. "Why can't I go barefoot? Why? Why?" is fmitlly met with u tired, ''All right! Take 'em off! Grow up t walk like Ron Cey — see if I care!" Smiling maliciously, he makes a mental Ipote that - at Sinai," I Passing Our Commitment to our Children.) __ This only goes to show that with a little patience, perserverance and fortitude on your part, the kid will win every time. " • Sealy' And * . . • es .. Pric S S C I -- S • E D111, B D a I %, i - - - I . • ND ' . _. . L- i NiTURE C.W0 * *" '-' 7 • I At ternom tonics include "Being a More Effective '-Parent," lYiddis M �_____ ________ - IT':TTTT -. = - Fl. -- - ________________________ - -- :- -'' - - 1iii.r Monday, Dec. 2, 1914 __-.---------.-_---_-•.. e I c' i Q I I I S IMa V _ E Legal Notice 1ff T?IE CINCUT COURT OF ThE EIGHTEENTH JUrICIAL dR. IN AND FOR MiffoL City Comrniton Room, City Hall COUNTy, FLORIDA. Sanftrø. FIorid. at • M Thursday, December ti. 197s to CIVIL PO. 701tCAM.O A regJpf, as Lonuil,onale in FPflFO* adjustment to the cuntrolsof hIs century every ao seconds. waste from the nuclear pants? resourcesdepleted, ft.sfactoiles tal effects and population natural gas, hydroelectric, nu- thought. chine and turned to the u-,sus- dicator lights as the world's dernutd, but how is everybody its airplanes grounded, its s'nile. esploded like mushrooms after oil all the automobiles and air- Calsed an energy. 50tLtu' "Watch out," Nlmnio adrnon- Click, click, click.______ Blink, Nimmo says interest in the All parl;,s In interest thail have an opportunity to be INEZ MAE LOUISE MIffO. his wit e technological breakthrough InglastwlnLer'agasolineshort- By Order of the Planning ana Zonng Commission of the City of Hamilton, Bermudi YOU ARE HER ED? notificj that The time maclime center- real-life policy makers while are reflected on acreen which sumption levels." requesting appointments has Traffic Jams May Bog Lot 2, Block It, SUMMERSET - —— — —— - — -- - . . proflteducationalandarth organization affiliated with the WASHINGTON (AP) - Mu , to take advantage of all the ac—Acceleration of the delivery and cities so visitors can park AEC's Oak Ridge Laboratory. lions of tourists may have more tivitfes avalab1e. of transit buses, bought with their cars and take public The computer allows particitrouble getting to the 1976 Bi"With a dispersed Bicenten. federal funds, to Bicentennial transportation Lu nearby at- pants In the workshops to macentennial celebrations in the nial program, one of tl'e biggest sites that have ordered them for traction!. nipulate the rate of conEast than several hundred Brit- oroblems is informing visitors their normal transportation —CornPletion of the oronosed ish tr000s hn In fit lh t.rb,,,c t.nti& - had 4 - - - LIizettlrw - - ' a thrnttuh ''fl................. rail shuttles linking Ncwak In. Leiingtn and Concord 200 togctherintoacohervn:storyof --1ncreasini the orders for ternational, years ago. Washingtor the nation's birth ar.d how to new rail cars, especially along National and Philadelpnia This is the implication of a move about efficiently among well travelled routes such as International airports to their report by the Washington Cen- these sites and events," the the New York to Washington cities ter fur Metropolitan Studies on report says. 1&oUner, —The design of a quiet short. problems faced by the states of "There appear to be no plan3 tween Boston and Montreal field aircraft. the "Colonial Corridor," where for using the points of initial and the long-haul trains traythe bulk of the Bicentennial impact, the major Bicentennial cuing the length of the corridor —The study of the use of large programs will be held, gateways, for such coherent from Boston to Miami. ships of the U.S. Meichant "It's a warning of possible corridor information pro. —Increasing bus and train Marine fleet as an alternative widespread inconvenIence, grams." shuttle service between major to lalki transportation between congestion and Irritation," said Perhaps the worst problem, suburban hotel concentrations major East Coast cities. the Bictntcnnial Council of the according to the report, Is the ThIrteen Original States, which failure of those responsible to commissioned the study. coordinate the programs from The Bicentennial celebration, state to state and to give as planned, will be a loosely throught to over-all planning Em e rg ency S e rv I ce structured series of e,'onts at rather than to Individual sites. historical sites throughout the Although the repàrt warns that the celebrations may total attendance figures for all dooWcosion,ltcontnj kcliiiolugy b) si.tivi' the prth. chlneisswitchedoff. "It's a sobering experience," says Nimmo, 36, a mechanical engineering professor at Florida Technological UrIversIty. "People come away with the there'sprobably nobig breakthrough just around the cor NOTICEOFSHERlFFs$j'' by virtue 01 those certain Writs of E*tuti ssuej out of and under the Seal of the County Court Of Nimmo says one ni the must important alternatives he tries to get across at the workshops 'LI___e,S... - H;4 -. LOSE WEIGHT 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 3) News (9) All My Children 7:00 (2, 1) Today (6) Nevii (9) ozo OOr,ne, (Fl 'I0 VO tø-)'ø hi Slim him person you "i" be. D•causi Odrinea contains the rst .U.clivi .ucin aId ivilhibli ucigmenti ret dered in the atoresaid Publish: Nov. 11, II, 25, Dec 2. 1974 under or againSt the s.id CORA 14. original with the Clerk of the above On, tiny Othtne, ta'f' PLSI 8:00 (2) Nat'cnal court on the lith day of June. 1973, 1:30 (2 5) Jeopardy CURTIS. wtio is not known to be 8:00 (6) CaptaIn Kangaroo styled Court onor before Decembe'r DE'I A hour b4lor• mIiIS tIjPOrI'ttii your Geographlcs Ci) As 22nd dey of 30, 1974. otherwise a jucjrnrnt The World either dead or alive; and against (9) Dustys Trail oem. - you ci: 'rss rtc,,,n oa tr. may ___________ bruiry 1972 A 0 , ri te'ç, !6) Guri',moke IUf'fl b - AP4NETTF P UMMrF SMITH, ,ln! uu for tt reIit Zc Revue (c's c,titij, un First National ':z,n. ne; been u.d Si.tttIi CITY OF demand In the Complaint. ((8- 13) WIld Places natural rsoui. ;f al;ve and it ae'aa, (9) Let's ?Mke A 8:30 Molo ----- --' --,..,. ., y VO OflU 'flC ICil 01 NancY Lynch. D1enttnt and Robert (35) Mothers In Law los 16 y.'s- it w,H *Ork foq YOU, FLORIDA t&d Court on November 70th. 1971 devisees grants, creditors or (24) SpecIal Of The 2:00 (2.0) Days Of Our win in. 3d.ns. Plan, clenicati E SteIner, Plaintiff vs Nancy L. (44) Tennessee ADVERTISEMENT Other parties ciaimI,-sg bi. through, (Seal) Week ti%tCd. 5'OU *iII lit tenI,bty Lives Lynch. Defendant, which aforesaid Tuxedo FOR INVITATIONFOR aiDs underoragainstthe%8IdANNETTE Arlpnjr H. fleckwith, Jr. tharving riO SD•C'Jl e'erc'ses. Sat. (35) The Baron (6) GulJin' Light Wrt of Execution was delivered to INS'JPANCE 9:00 (2) PhIl Donahue PLI.JMMER SMITH. who ii nt Clerk of the mo if lityi whir, tIwlr, as O'rect.d Circuit Couri me a StierItf of Ses'nlrsole County, (44) Dinah (9) Newlywed P R 0 P E R T Y. Game G E P4 E P A L Yu must lose u;ly fat or ycu' rsown to be either dead or alive; (6) Mike Douglas Dy. Joy Stokes Florida, and I have levied upon the 8:30 (44) Bold Ones 2:30 (2. 0) The Doctørs LIABILITY, WORKMANS COM. money will CI refunded - riO IUJCS and against her huSband, — Deputy Clerk $ Goldcn Voyage following described property owned PENSATION. l,on asi'eØ fart inlay, get "0 of 9:00(2, L 44) Movie ( AUTOMOBILE, Edge of PubllØ Pfoy. 23, Dec.7. 9. 16. 1974 CRIME. FIRE, INLAND MARINE, SMITH. a natural person, if alive, (35) Not For Women t'C*SS 'at iij ti# ion}.F ,,itri uy Nancy L. Lynch, said property (6) Maude if deaa, against his unknown DEN 162 Night Only being located in Seminole County. ____________________________ POLICE 5 FIRE LIFE (F.S. spouse, heirs, deviser's, grantees. (9) NFL Football (35) My Favorite (44) Leave It To Florida moreparlicularly descr.bed 113.19)) and volunteer firefighters creditors 0" Other parties claiming IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR (13) PortraIt of Martian st follows: Beaver by, througt, under or against the SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA coverage, a Star (44) Underdog One (I) ftammo, Organ, Model CITY OF WINTER SPRiPJGS, 9:30 (0) That Girl SEALED RIDS marked "P 1. C salJ - SMITH, who Is not known (3$) My Partner, 3:00 (2.0) Another World o. II 317, 3e'rlal No. A $$47 INSURANCE BID" will be received to be eithtr dead or alive; and (35) Florida Llfeityle FLORIDA, a political sutiviiri of The Ghost (6) Price Is Right at the Off ie of the Cily Clerk1 Cily agaInst CHARLES C. HODGES, • the same be'ng Stored at Altamonte the State of Florida, (44) Petllcost Garage irs Altamonte Springs, (44) Rock And Roll Hall, 23$ Newburyport Avenue. natural person. if alIve, and if dead, (9) General Hospital Plainliff, — Junction Florida and the undersigned as Attamorise !prings, Florida. 3270), against his unknown Spouse, heirs. 20th AnnIversary (33) MIster Ed 10:00 (2, 0) Name That until Noon (1701 PM.) December Sl'ieriffofSemIn,teCoun,y Florida, STATE OF FLORIDA. et at, deviseet. granlees, creditOrS or 9:30 () Rhoda (44) Three Stooges CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST Tune *ihl at 11 A M on th 17??-, di of I?, 1974 The bls vlI be opened and Other parties claiming b, lhrough, De'tefdants (24) Caught In The 3:30 (2, 8) How To (6) Joker's December A 0. $911 after for Ille Wild AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE read in public meeting (City Council under or against the said CHARLES ORDER TO SHOWCAUSE Act Survive A (33) Patty Duke and sell ti the highest bidder, for TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA, Meeting) at 6:30 P.M. or as soon as C. HODGES,wtso inot knowntobe 10:00 (6) MedIcal Center Marriage possible thereafter on Decenber I?, either deacior alive; and against his cash, suble'ctto any end all exISting (44) Father Knows THROUGH THE STATE AT. (13) Target (6) Match Game leIns,attherront (West) Doorrif the TORPEy FOR THE EIGHTEENTH li7l in the Council Chambers, City wIfe, -- HODGES, a nufuril Best (24) Washington (9) Seminole County Courthouse in of Altamo,e Springs, FlOtid. One Lile To person, if alive, and if Oeaa, against JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF SMD 10:30 (2.8) WinnIng Streak Sanford. Florida, the above STATE. Straight Talk Bidding Live Information, her unknown spouse, heirs, THE SEVERAL (6) Gambit dflcribed personal properly (35) Feioay Squad (35) Uncle Heble PROPERTY OWNERS, TAX- spe:illcations and forms are cievisees, grantee's. creditors (9) 510,000 PyramId \1 1' 71I 114 1 SI Further information available from avaihabe at the City Clerk's Oftice. Other parties claiming by, through, (44) Lady Live-In Show PAYERS AND CflIZEP.S OF THE (35) MovIe 'ii Civil Division of the Seminole CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, CIt5f Hall, Altamorste Springs. under or agaInst the said — 10:30 (13) The Stonemans (44) Leave It To (44) Green Acres County Sheriff's Department FLORIDA, INCLUDING NON- Florida HODGES. who Is not known to be (24) Black PerspectIve Beaver 11:00 that said set, Is being made to RESIDENTS OWN Ill G (2, 0) HIgh Rollers H..vy Western S.f No bidder may withdraw his bid eitlterdeadoraliv,; and against C. (3$) Rat Patrol 4:00 (2, 0) Sommerset satisfy the termt of said Writ of 0"iør to lorty-livi' q4 'tays al?ei' btci C. A'CRORY, a f.t.''t P', (4) You See It PROPERTY OR SUaJECT TO CharCOaled to Perfection 11:00 (2, 6. 0) News Mery Griffin ( Execution. The City of Altamonte 8live, and I? dead. against his () Truth TAXATION THEREfN, AND ALL (24) LiIIas, Yoga (9) Lucy Show Springs reserves the riØt to relect unknown heirs, devisees, grantee's, John E Polk, OTHERS HAVING OR CI AIMING Consuences GOLDEN SPOUN AWARD Sheriff any or cit bids and to accepf any bid creditors or other parties claiming And You (24) Sesame Street ANY RIGHT, TIT'. E OR 114 (44) PhIl Donahue WlNN( it Seminole County, Florida may deem to be for rhe best in- by, through, under or lgaint the (44) GIlligan's Island (3$) Burke's Law TEREST lId PROPEqTV TO BE a 1:30 (2,0) HoUywood 4:3() (2) L D ItarreiI said C. C. MCCRORY, who is t AFFECTED BY THE ISSUANCE tereti of the City, (44) NIght Gallery Bonanza Squares All BiCciers must be licensed with known to be either dead or alive,Chief Deputy BY SAID MUNICIPALITY OF THE 11:30 (2, 0) Tonight Show (6) Love Of Life NOTE HEREINAFTER MORE the State of Florida Insurance and against — MCCRORY, his (33) Leave It To (NfATAlffMfNT NI'3HTLY (24) CaptIoned News (9) Brady Bunch Publish: Nov. 25, Dec. 3,9, 1. 1974 PARTICULARLY wifeanaturalpefson.ifallve,and if DESCRIBED. CommissIon, Beaver In h• Lan,pII1ht., Louts. (44) The FugItive DEH-159 N. C Floyd, Sr. 11:55 (6) News dead, against her unknown heirs, OR TO BE AFFECTED 14 ANY (44) Gomer Pyle 11'43 (9) News S:*vrG COv(rf Mayor devisees, granter's, creditors, or 5:00 (9) MIslon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 8TH WAY THEREBY: 12:15 (9) MovIe Publish: Nov. 22. 73, U, Dec. 7, 3, 1, other partte ctCiming by, through, YOU AND EACH OF YOU are JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FCR lmpnsIble 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow under or against tin' said — Mc hereby required to appear on the AFTERNOON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA (24) DEli 141 Mister Rogers' CRORY. who I not known to Show CIVil. ACTION NO. 74It1O.CA-O4.D 19th day of December, 1974, at 10:15 Neighborhood either deed or o'clock, AM., befort alive; and against the Circuit In cc' 'Is. MCrriage of: INTIt CIRCUIT COUkT OP THE NELSON B. WILL:S, a '"*1' -(35) 13atman natural JOHN THOMAS BERNARD. 12:00 (2, 4-4) News 17.52 Court of Semnole County. Florida, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. per'ton,if alive, and if dead, l('iiflSt TUESDAY (4-4) Mod Squad at the Courtho'jse In Sanford, CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND P0k hIs unknown spouse, heirs, oevlsees, (6) Young And N* Husband Petitioncc, Florida, end Pow cause why the SEMINOLE COUNTY 5:15 (13) Women's News and - MORNING Reslless Forts Park grantee's. creditors or other parties prayer at the Complaint filed in ttsc 5:30 (2) News EMMA Ic BERNARD, P4Q 74-1St3-CA-o9.5 6:00 (9) Sunrife Jubilee (0) Jackpot clalmir.; by, through, under or above entitled proteedins Should (6) Andy G'ltfith Wfe Retpent. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND against the laid NELSON B. rt be granfed and the' obligation LOAN NOTICIOFACTION-' AsOctA'riopl.' OF, WILLIS, who is not known to thereIn described and the HOME STEAD &4CBSGUNSMOKE"I4d THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: either dead or ailve; and againsl '0ccuu1g5 euthoc'zing consisting Piifltiff, ________________________ EMMA K. BERNARD WHOSE 115 in the Desert" A killer escapes, to a phony minister preparing wIfe. -- WlLLIS,anaturaIpe'r-n, of a Franchhie Taxes Note in Ihe ESlD14c IS CITY OF ' " and Festus pursues because for a "religious" war. ; alive, and if dead, against her wx l L 1IRGINIA BEACH. FORMERLY principal amount of $200,000, JOHN E. WILLIAMS, JR., and — unknown spouse, heirs. deviseet, Marshal Dillon Is called away. ten &9 PBS SPECIAL OF fliE HOW TO SEDUCE A years after date. WiLLIAMS, his wi'e, it married grantee's, creditors or 011ev OF THE COUNTY OF PRINCESS maturing bear Wtg inl*r.'tt ci not exceeding the reSidence unknown. II psriies While tracking t.he fugitive, ANN. STATE OF VIRGINIA AND legalratefor WEEK "Cuba: The People" A ,, OMAN A voua IMINTUE5 living; claiming by, through, under or saId obligation, a moec' unknown spouses. if remarried, arid &g&nt WHOSE LAliP4 ADDRESS ISFestus i.c taken hnstage by a WILLIS, revea!Ir.g dccmcntary, hste1 R 8:uo o ARE UP 5 a oeaa, 5116 SUP4P4YW000 DRIVE. Pd(lkLJlil a.sCfipliu,, of lao then unknown Spouses, if notknowntobeeitherdeadorahlye; obligation being contained in the remarrj,d, __J __________________________ dementedclesert rat, played by by Harrison Salisbury, which all unknown heirs, vIRGINIA BEACH. VIRGINIA Complaint and against all parties having or filed in nessguest-starStrotherMartm,who takes a hard look at Cuba 15 ___________________________________________ these devisees, Qrantees, assignees, claiming to have any right, title or lienors, treditor, trustees, or A sworn Pe'titi* for Dissolution of P.'ocetdifl9s, forces Festus to become a interest In the following de%utbed after Castro assumed This Order to Show Cauie thall Marriage a Vinculu having been be otherwise claiming by. through, real property located in Siminole human pack, Earthy perpower, The locus Li on the under or against the said .ktsn E. fipd regarding your marrIage to ____________ ( ti. County, Florida. to wit: SectIon 7504. Florida Statutes, in Williams, .I'.an— WlII!&m; Pti ______________ 1* #fuI4 formance by Martin, ,wnj ,- . . - -. people — their life-style and : — TIlE EVENING HERALD, a wife. it narrIed and against all , .w IN CIrcuit Court in and for Seminole 8.9 NBC "THE WILD ambitions SUboiVISIO, according to the plat w. County, Flo'iga, the short title of newspaper of general circulation in other persons having or claimIng to thereof PLACES" Paul Newman azK.l recorded in Plat Book NC •IWSfl said municipality, published in have any right, title or interest in or .1i1L$j,.iJZS IA £CCO4UT,Ø PalS,? __________________________ ______________________ 9.11 NBC MONDAY NIGIfl' which slId RE: THE MARRIAGE Sanford, Fiorida Pag 78, of the Public Records of to the property family take over this special, ATThEMOVIES"TncMri herein descr,bed, OF, JOHN THOMAS BERNARD, Defendants. SemInole County, Florida. _______________________________________________ DONE AND ORDERED at San: following their interests In Husbind Petilioner, and EMMA K. TRACT TWO: Lot 11. Pltse Crest Queen" NOTICE OF PUBLICATION RERUN A BERNARD, Wife Repondnt, these ford, in the County of Seminole, sesattort. With actress_wife State of Florida, thiS 21st day of TO John IWi,luarrs, Jr and -- Subdivision, accordng to the piat esents command you to appear ,t married thereof recorded in P1*1 Book s, Williams, Joanne Wdward, and their mai1iclent comedydvenNovber, A . 1971. hiS ifi, and file your Answer or other Page 78, of the tureinwhfch Humphrey Bogart residence unknown, if living, Public Records of / 5' Clarence I JoIsnor. two daughters, detent,. or pirating with the Clerk of unknown spouses, if remarried, and Seminole County, Florida, Circuit Judge " theClrcuit Court In and Newman takes viewers on a won an Oscar as a soused if dead. then unknown spouses, t TRACT THREE: Lots 19 and 14 fc Seminole Pubilsh: Nov 75, Dec. 2.9, $971 County, F'orida, arid serve skipper of a dilapidated boat a copy canoe trip on LOSt remarried. all unknown heirS, 157. Pine Crest Subdivisha.'i. DEHiSI thireol on Pelltioners attorney, Lake in the who Is hired by prim Katharine cording to the p1*? thereof recorded deytsees granlees, assign,e White Mountains of New Jack I. BrIdges, of Cleveland 8 Plat Book S. Page 70. of the Public hienors, Creditors, trustees, or Utah, Hepburn. She Is traveling up c4OTICE TO PUBLIC Mitt, Post Office Drawer Z, Sanotherwise claiming by. through, Records of Seminole County, Hampshire, canyons of 1b0l the Congo during World War II. is hereby ford. Florida 3flhI, cn or before the given that a under or agalnt the said John t. Florida. lakes in Minnesota 9th day of December, AD., 194, or Public Hearing will be held In the Williams. Jr and They are a superb combination. TRACT FOUR: Lots 23 and flO. and — Williams, his swamplands in South Carolina. otherwis, a default will be' entered City Commission Room, City Hall, wife, if and against all Pipe Crest Subdivision, according to married Sanfora, Firida, against you. Supreme Court Justice William 10-11 CBS MEDICAL Ciat $ po P.M. 011 other persons hiving or claiming Ia the plat thereof recorded in Fiat Tht.a-sday. flecembir I?. 1971. to WITNESS my hand aid official have ,,n right, title or interest. 1nor BooS. 5. Page 70, of the PutIlt 0. Douglas, a noted conlEft "MIDWIFE" A moving cOnS,Jer the IOlIow.ng changes and to sealo??lseCierk0ltheCircuIi Court, Records of Seminole County. the IWope(ty hvtein described ervaUonIst, also Is seen in a story about a young widow who 0, amendments to the Zoning Or On thk 6th day of November, A OYSTERS YOU ARE HERCHY NOTIFIED Florida special d.narice of lhc' City of Sanforci, segment while visiting tsarrested because she's nrtiui Served Ever . 'TRACT F1V1 '" ..A P'- Crc:: Seminole' County. Florida. Seall the seacoast area of his native as an unlicensed midwife against 'ieal anti personal property Subdivision, according to the plat Arthur H fleckwith, Jr. Retning F,m SR 1AA, Sngle- has been fled against you in the thereof recorded in Plai Book , Washington State. A most amongthepooron the Mexican Family Residential District Clerk of the Circuit Court abcve Ccurt by the Plaintiff, First Page 78, of the Public Records of appealing special. To That Of. Ml 7. MedIum In border, Pregnant, she refuses By: Lillian I Jenkins Federal Savings arid Loan Seminoic County. Florida. ciustrial renirsy -., Association ni Homestead 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES "A surgery when the doctor TRACT SIX. LoFs oO and ID, l'.rie Other SeIection That Property Descrlt*cl OS' Jack I Drages. ,f (ciy Sought t be Crest Svtaiivclon, accordln9-fo The Test of C'aurage" Two gunmen discovers she has cancer, She Parei ff0 'I. To Choose From CLCVELAIID & MIZE foreclosed is as follows' pl&t thereof recorded in P1*1 Book s. wantonly shoot a fellow officer, fears she will lose her unborn All that part Of tht North '.of the Putt Office Drawer 2 Lot II. tileck "C" HIDDEN Pace 70, of the Public Re-carts Of This sends Terry Websier, baby. She also faces triaI HOLIDAY ISI ECOMPLEX Sanforci, FL 37771 SW '. of Section 7, Township 20 LAKE, UNIT IA, ac(ording to tn, Seminole COunty Fh'rid, Si)jth, Range 31 East, Semlno'. PH. 323.1910 A'?crnyj Ic, 'etr.cr SANFORD Pta' thereof recOre(1 In Ptt Chris Owens and Mike Danko TRACT SE'F'4 IC!' 71. iiri her work in the barrio, P,jbilh, Pi,y It, 18. 25, Dec. 3, 1971 County, Florida, lying South of I?, pages 50, SI ,.fld $7. Public Crest Subdivision, according to the Cornwall Road. East of Atlantic DEN 59 Records of Seminole County, plat thereof recorded in Piat Book S. Coast line Railroad and West of Flor'da Page 71, c's tne' Public Records ct IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Me-ltonliIe Avr-riur YOU ARE REQUIRED 10 serve a Seminole County, FlorIda, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Pam eel Plo 2. I OP/E S TERN TOP TEN copy of your answer or oilier all as Oelendantt,, GREETINGS CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE All Ihat part of the North L-,O th. pleading en PIalntIU - AtL)riiiy, YO. AR HEREBY NOTIFIED COUNTY, FLORIDA yj '.. of Section . Township 70 MALCOLM Ii FRIEDMAN, IOU tha' a proceeding to quid title and CAS NO. 74-20t CA-O4-D South. Range 3) East, Seminole Douglas Road. Coral Gables, for other relief has been br'ough It'. THE "GATTON GANG" In re: MarrIage cI "Angie Baby," Helen Reddy Best-selling records of the County, Fiorlda. LESS the West Florida, 2)131. and file trie' original the Circul Court of Seminole MARY PETERSON COLEMAN, 105000 feet of the South 7M.7 feet 'nlheoIfceoflheClerkoflpeabove County, Florida,againsl all persons weet' based on Cashbox MagaPetitioner Wife. • f)() It (Till You're SaIlslying South Cf CornaiI Court. on or before the 16th day of claiming any estate, right, title or sine's nationwide Survey: and THE SPORTSMEN 'S DEN Road, We-st of Atlantic Coast Li,'te December, 1971, in default of which interest In, or urn upon, the above fled)" . 'r. EXpresS LENZY COLEMAN. "I Can Help," Billy Swan Rallrnaitanci North of Atlantic Coast ths' colnpiaint wilt be taken it described properly Situit, in MON.. DEC. 2 Prirooden' Ilusbancl Line Railroad spur "My Melody of Love," Bobby confested against you for the relief Seminole County, Florida, anl you "You Ain't Seen Nothing DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Parcel p4' 3 requested in Plaintiff' complaint are her,'ty required to file with the Vinton WED. ALL !ADIES DRtNXS - so NOTICE OF ACTION Yet," Bachman-Turner Over_________________________ All that part of t'se South '-, of the and oieadings Clerk of the Ci'(i,it Court above TO LE NZY CCL '.'-'l "When Will I See You drive SW ' 04 !,ertlon 7, Townshp 70 DAT ID this 1)11. d,iy of &'siqnated in ars for ',emlnope THE SPORTSMEN 'S DEW Addret UrilnoAn ?-4oy.tn cr. 191i Again?", Three Degrees 5uth, Range ti East. Sem,nol, County, your written appearance Located On Hwy. 1792 ICCURT SEAL) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED County, FlorIda lying Fasterly of Qi.s in the Cradle'," Harry (perl,orrliy or by attorney). In said "Longfellow Serenade," Nell fht an action for Dissolution Of Atlantic coast Line Railroad and Bitwee'n Dog Track& Jal ALaI Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. Chapin proceedings on or btfore the 17th Diamond Marriage art other relief ISIS been North of Pine Oak Drive Clerk of the Circuit day of December, 1971. and file'd against you end you are Parcel P40 4 Court of County. Floridi "Kung Fu FLght1n1," Carl "Wishing You Wece Here," thereafter to fihi service on •he required to serve a copy of your 1, By Joy Stokes All lhat part of I1e South of the Douglas attorney for the Plaintiff, Itobsfl I.. Chicago Answer or Responsive Pleading Deputy Clerk SE '. of Section 1. TownShip io Young, Attorney, Suite 1401. CNA v ' w , "et the action on th Petitioner's ii? ' ','fI,tti Ni 14 7 Dec 7 9. 1971 fluildir..q P C fbi 1171. OrlandO. South. Rance 31 [at. Seminole 'C'ft'f'iS, MI;Yf PS, P.'OCNI V & '' County. loriaa lyiricj No-ith oh Pint' Florida ]22. arv.i file with bdJ ADLER. Il SouIh Lake Drive, Oak Drive and South of Silver Lake attorney for the Plaintiff and -kitri SS (b Orlando, Florida, and file' your Dtive IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tic Ctek of the above stated Court, rfg- rlaI answer or Pleating 'n the p,arcel No S EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. your written defenses or ansv'r, if office of the Clerk of the Circuit All that part of the South 'iol fhe CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE any, to the Complaint, dt the times MON. THRU Court for Serninde County on or s '. of Section I, Township 70 COUNTY, FLORIDA. pretcrlbedbyiawthereinwttji.gp before tPse 5th day of January. 1973 South Range 31 East, Seminole CASE NO. 74.I644.CA.U.0 the estate, right, lilt, or interest In, If you fail to do so,a Judgment may County,Florkl. lying Southof Silver BERTHA fl BAKER. DAILY LUNCH or lien upon, the above described FEATURE be entered against cu for the relief Lake Drive. AND DINNE NIGNT PI.lnhift, vropenyclal'ned by you H.t.ln fall 5fl'aflueO tri U"! r,nl,un. 1 Being Mie Generally DescrIbed 's not or ludgment will be entered UALT WITP4ESSMY hindandleolof tne as loc.ttec!: South of Cornwall Road, J. 0. DAVISON, CARRIE S. against you by default MON. Baby Beef Liver Delicious Smothered 5c. Court or, lISt 271I" day Of East o' Sanford Avenue. North Of DAVISON,). A. HIPtNESSY, LI. F. The'abbreiatedti:leof this (iL' lb Chopped Sirloin November. 1771 Large Filet Mignon Pine Oak Drive. Sanford. Florida. CURTIS, CORA H. CURTIS, AN j% "BERTHA B. BAKER. Plaintiff, - --" -' -.". "qua. ' - - I •w _____ , Pd. P01. mdv. by 4 A McClanih.ri , $ 7'- -t L . - 8ts*: .-, 'i" lust because he's my dad, but because he has a ' proven record of getting the job done. If I could vote, he would 1e my choice... 4-'.''- -- I j -1 '.\f. .. U' ' ' , 141 rt —_A - - '' v' RE-ELECT JOHN —4'—.— - __ -\ r -':--, ,", - 4.. IFYOURC1ILD1SflORIjTODy,, 4 .hecrsbewjjjatwm oeusmngangIestotaway 9dthsnuthflspas3lb)ejfldI,oujd early In life to use tenergy con, structi vely and forrj work habits, then this becomes a successfui and happy irfe with the ability to deal with otber pleasantly end profitably. Give good religious training early, to'. Music Ii a fine ou!Lt here. "Th Stare iml. they do nti compel" Wh.t :.-u make w life is largely up to YOU! ' I - kf ;-'u ' _. i, ,' I_ I t #_ 1 V,r ' . I _.., F's' - 'S . 5, P, P _ .q - .;.\ f if c - ,, .7 I --- . - - - I ,. . '.I" T._. - - :i-J %-4 1- - -. T7ttWi i '1 —' -'.: '. -, 4 (Seal) ,i, . ,• qt,'5 1nd4vl Foreca tf r sign for per i 5i' ',rjr ço'y 'er your bit!t.ilate arId 5f In Ce,,l R'"t' P, Th o. a o, Hot:y, Caiif 931 : . 6 f please make him yours. •rj' (9) LOt'S Make A Deal (13) Peter Loves , LI\ -. 6:25 (2) I Dream of Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester () roda In FlorIda Environmpnt (35) M.ayberry RFD (44) i-ica' Heroes .. After careful consideration of all the facts and all the candidates I've decided that .: (24) Intercom 24 (35) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (63 What's My Line (I) Wild World Of (44) News 12:30 (2. 5) Celebrity Swoepstkes 16) Se&Ch Foe Tomorrew (9) News (44) Variety "I-'-' -, tt.''v -'f"t 6:15 (I) Sunshine Almanac (13) McXeever And years (air Cit ::.' That th: parties Interested in said a natural person, If 0hi, arid f DEN BERG. GAY, BURKE DYER, attorri.ays tor the p'aintlff, bunefl ent.rpriie are as follows: dead, aiInst her unknown heirs, dis, grantes, credilori, or Edward DeSlentanii 3d"ret . '' I sth the Clerk of th Circ',it Court, in either dead or alive; and against a. Raualon, have ma11 duties to perform - (13) Modern Horn Digest (24) Villa Alegre (6) Concentration (5) What's My Line j t ctswvrket ha more cooperation. .1 i- (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2 6, $9) News ' :1 Not TONIGHT'S TV 7:00 (2) To Tell The - S,L.I. f.'.t her unknown spouse, heirs, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is tereby given that the dovisees, grantees, creditors ' John Morris Is our best man. èthr zead or alive; arid against his WPtC HENNESSY, a natural (13) Srrothers Brothers (24) Electrfr Company -, TAURUS iA'r. 21) to May 20) Use your Intuition more and improve ccndiuons around you, both at home and elstwhere. Entertain compEible peoçiie at hue. 'EMI?4T tMay 71 tnJtme 211 ()iccics oroleets with associates ftc a beLer iindecstsrviing. You vc a plan that r.da noslw frd'n others to ptfl across. !bt.PJN I.ti1liiRENtju 221.0 uiy ii Put you vig1s work in constructo'e channels fo future prosperity. MaIze repairs to wrne that increase its value. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21; You ae most creative now and can sthr some vcnhj'e !uveessfully. aw more affection (or the one you love and get good response. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to&pL 22) Make your family feel bappier and rnor' imp anLandynu9IerebyneJpyQjf as well. Follow inwtions now. IThRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22; Get good friends to help you with some personal aim and you succeed. Make fine new contacts at a sial gathering. SL'OUtIO UJct, 23 to Nov. 21) Handle all your affairs efhcaentiy amce bigwig, ste watching and it could mean advancement. An expert can advise em a money matter. 2ljBeaJert Lii new cuaditiuns tht develop today and find a way to advance thereby. PLan how to e-'pamL Avoil a troublemaker. APflIWRN fc 22 Ic Jan, 20) Conditions zu-e looking up for ycu and you ean cdvnnee quickly sslth help of perts, friends. Cc-ntart peth!Lst fr advice, .1cj, i, (u1 tir aLht fL whatever plan you have In mind. You have a personal aim that rl-!qtures perseverance now. PISC&S 1 f. 23to Mar, 20) Get busy making lrnjovemencs to wuIingA that will give you more comfort and pleuwe. Qmeer Monday, Lec. 2,1974—YB in "I'VE BEEN LIilfl$4,flJ, ri. ' By CARROLl. RIGHTER _*, ______________________ ' ti cuwity or city must way deaths In the first six pay half of the total amount nontho of thIs year as opposed needed, Goverruments wishing to the same period of 3973 was toapplvforhe1poWd' partly attributed to Jan. 1. an-bu!ance and emergency Twenty-eight counties it edical services. expanding RctIvlties far beond present boundaries, Develop ideas but pztpti'te action on them, *RIES(Mar, foAr.-, 19) Make new contacts and look into new outlets instead of vegetating in that s-ut. Enjoy evening i, - rt.1 C.,.s_ on ncr." bdiU, hut GENERAL TENDENCIES: You arehiglily creative noi and :; . — "" accommodated unless public tratlon. The proposals Include: — State funds are available to Iluntley said in a news release, transportation and tourLt in—The recruitment and train- any county or municipality that and 38 community colleges and formation centers are trig of Blcentecnial guides, in- wants to uii.prue emergency vocational schools either are upgraded, the report says. cluding college students, who edical services, state health teaching or planning to teach A key problnn is the pcasl- could give visitors uniform In- ff1thrIs say. emergency medical technician bility that a gascglne shortage - formation about all. the states' courses. - More than 5,000 stuwill send VASIIOC$ flOcking to prog The money for buying ambudents have received the traintrains. planes and buses, whldm —Creation of a ce' [)1 -- lances and hiring a trained so far. emergency staff was are now In woefully inadequate ning bureau through which nade availablemedical by a $2.4 million The agency is making a "susupply to carry the enormous travel agents and Individual cruwds expected, the study tourists can make resenrations appropriation by the 1913 per an:bulance" available to says. legislature, C. counties and plan individual !t.inerarles. Huntlev. said headDr. of Henry thd sthtn man, to use in training lireIn addition, the kve plani !'.ihnt -e drivers and Creeti en of a tali-frcc tuerung and sparse information phone number and radIo and En-ergency Medical Services law enforcement personnel, he said. now being given to travel or- television bulletins to give tour- AMency. ganizatlons will harm tourists' ist up-to-the-minute InformaAny county or municipality Hurtley said a 41 per cent reabibtytocoordlnatethelrti'tps ticmoncethtrlpsbegjn. can apply for state help, he dutioninthemunbero(higji- For Tuesday, December 3, 1974 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ow,,. be Funds Are Available the events wU be between 550 a series of recommendations million and 750 million persons. that It says could s?ivage the The massive Influx won't be 200year anniversary celeTAU,,AHAS.SEE, Fla. (AP) already had grants approved, HOROSCOPE mat i inl.nii In rc.dji.Ier ea'd r.2m CAPRtf Book IS, Publith - Dec. 7, 1974 "The theory thiit ignorance is says. "And they will." Groups interested In sched. bliss is for the birds," he says. zer uid Ilaliitig lights LEISURE his wile, a natural p('r-son f and If 'iead, against her unknown devls.es, orantees. creditors. of or Othee parties claiming by. receipt of proof of the alive, and if dead, against his the Plat thereof as recorded In Flat Pages 31 and 39, Public PublIttion of this notice, the tic. Uflkn*n heirs, devisees, grantee's, Recordi of Seminal, County, titlOus name. •o wit: A&B Air credito,s. or other parties claimIng Florida, throur,, under or against tne Conditioning Service under fIch has been filed against ye" and you we are engaged in business at Boa saidflF CURTIS, wtOis not known 32lintheCllyofLongwood,Florida to be ether dead or alive; and arere'uiredtoserveac,yofyour Planning and Zoning COmmition complexities of the energy- game is played, the wcrld's re- a tough problem to resolve, appointment by contactln Oak environment situation." sources always are depleted "A lot of people playing the Ridge Associated Universities, The workshops ae coordi- evntuafly, setting off a loud game want Cl) rely !.O. Box 117, Oak Ridge, Tenn, u imlud 1w ()iik Uiihe A-ciatcd -- 8110 againSt (ARNIt S. OAVIOff, encumbering the following real "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter under nr against the said -- November, 1971. with all available information supplies and environmental the world's electrical and Georgia and South and North the energy problem is linked pollution, Carolina, acknowledges that directiy to the length of gasoline chemicaL energy pools. 1$ . Nimmo and 11 other scien. tends to make people lines and I'm afraid that's not ' time, however, the LL tist-s from around the country, time clock is ticking away the pessimistic, but believes the going to change until mgi chine, appear before civic pants to make - alit second degroups and cornrmunity leaders cislons, ICTITIOIJ5 NAME UQICi, 5 hereby given that I iflgaocd in hiin.ss at 124 . Ssnfori, emlnoIe County, Florida under the fithtious rame Plaintiff, )4'minole Counjy, Florida in at- And •ga!njt J. A. HENNESSy, a Chairmön (lick, click, click went the of coal. Pollution from coal is in Silenci. •• LegalNotice aiflst $% unknown spou.e. hi'rs, Tpat Property Dtr,tj',J as- Lot FOSTER M. MING and 1NE7 MAE I Ctitious Name Statutes. To Wit Si'ctun 165 0? Florida Statuti 1957. devisees grantees, tredIori o' LOUISE MlPfG, his wife. S flock Ii, Tier 1, E. R. Tralfords 5. 0 M Luke cthr PI.I;e5 cJ&man9 by, Inrough, IVON DAY Publish, Nov. II, 75, Dec. 7, 9, 1974 uflOer or against the sad .1. A. ' NOTICE OF SUIT Being more Qeneraily dcscribed "Of course, it's cnly a game," computer is the star of a locate the conswnptlon In dif. Iient.ul problem like an nbso- back everything and live in s," he said as the machine the warning Alarms as the eliminate all the power phnts. time machine operator back by the Atomic Energy Corn- transportation, household and nuclear plants or sImply bitting power plants, iactories, trans. PTOL District, sate 01 alcoholic beverages By twisting another set of Uat there are no simple an- is like finding a new BTU," he ater absolute control over the drained away in reverse pro-- they can't grow (nod without fed bad about not winning, demonstrate the energy deci- subcateorlcf. Legal Notice NITICFTOPtJLIC $5 hrthy qeri gr - a— _____________________ Legu Notice 11, 1PI, --_ Arthur H. Bakwth, Jr. CI*rk of the Cintuit Cou't Se.irs tIe County, Flor,da pJ flt C lane RCtar1' Drpuy Clerk MEYERS, MOONEY & ADLER, PA 17 Sou;Pi Lake Avenue Oriindo. Flclda 37t01 Attorneys for Peliticrer y' S 0 Sfewart Atch'son, Esq!k$,-t,5?- Or: 7 5. ' 1., I'f1 fll f —•: c"-- All panics irs interest, lfld NETTE PLUMMED SMITH, s- J. 0. DAVISON, eS ii, De-fen cltl,efn,shallhiveanOpPOl'tvflItYtO CHARLES C. HODGES, C. C Mc. dent." be heard at said hearingCROR'f, and NELSON B. WILLIS, Witnesm- hand mc' Seal of said fly order of the Planning and Defendants. Court ) Sifrd, Semincfe County, Zoning CommissiOn cl the C't' AMENDED Florida. thIs Tith d.,y ot Noveribi'-, Sanford. Florida. thiS 77th dr of NCTICE OF SUIT 1111. THE STATE OF FLORIL'A TO: Idgvt's'nber. 1971 5e' .1, D. DAVISON, a nalurai person, Arthur H. Harr:s Arthur H. Btckwilh, Jr. if alIve, arso if dead, agiMl Pill Chairman Clerk of thu Circuil Cauri, unknown heirs.. de'vlsees. gra,st.es, City of Sanford Seminole County, FlariØ creditors or othtr parties claiming Piannng and Zoning By: Joy Sloket by. throi.,gls, under or nga,nst the CommIssion Deputy CttrIt said J. 0 DAVISON, who it not Puzlith Nov 10, 2. D-. 7. '. 1974 -.r,:'," Dec , ii tO be either 'lead or itivp; EP4 if's '' ' : 4I -- TUES. Veal Parmesan IChicken. Any Two Hoti Steak or Baby Beef WED. CPIIC & Dumplings Vegetables, Frsh Hot Liver. Any Two Hot THURS, Beef Stew R',H a nd Butter Fresh Vegetables, FRI. Broiled Mackerel - 1 2 lb. Baked Potato and Butter, Tossed Green Salad WIth Hot Roll and Butter Dressing I $ 1 $ 1 69 $ 1 HWY. 17.92 & FAIRBANKS - WINiER PARK, FLA. Sc • " '7 ' - , , • , - ,, - �__________ :L - i [I 8 B— Es'enjng Herald Sanford Ft. H I: I (aI Notice LegNotice EIGHTEENTH iUO$CIA( CIR Cliii OF F1ORIOA IN AND FOR • . PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 7l•33S.CP lit r: Estate of ROBERT WESLEY AMAI.ONG decead. NOTICE TOCREDITORS li' Au ri'airnrs arid All Persons C = 'Beached' -- WANT AD 37239V5 after 3 p fl .----- - -Business ARE YOU TROUaLED Call Toil ire, 644 7077 for "We Care"-i I "Holline" Adulti or Te,n. same will be barred. FlledatSanford FlOrkj,th.. 59th day of November, 1974. plans to retire the Sanctuary, the Pentagon said the move sterns iroz "budgetary rca. As Executor Carril Burke AtIorne'y for (state question wheher tt'.e Navy in• PUBLISH NOV. 25. Dec 2. 1974 FSEN 117 Bank Bldg °uhlith- Dec.?. 9. I9) DEl $ t .f;itn in '9rcraft carrier in NOTICE TO PUBLIC N3?ce ". ('fttY gsven that Greett. Navy officiaLs stressed are far from disappointed with the performance of wOmen who have served on the crew of hospital ship since the pilot grail; was started pi'o two years 33 At males point last year, Navy ' rces said there had been c 'd one one possible wedding t.i Ung between a radjowcaan a::d a rnachjnjt's male. A15o. a yp kirned she was pregnant and v.as trarssfcrred ashore after only a month aboard. The Navy at the Ume that the nzirrled erdisted woman said caine the crew. 19 tlisted women have servei s,ir.ce 1972 aboard the Sanctuar'y, now 'ascd at Mayport, Fla. _____ - 2-In Memoriam en's contingent has and radar specialists,, cleiks. WI technicians, tjpp,ty offlrr and aswain mnate. 9-Good Things to Eat _______ ID-Do It Yourself il-instruttjo . 110W Sanctuary, Li Susan Car. held, has been assignco 1) the ant coinmnande and will teach itt te U.S. Naval ' rt4IMU44), .let ' Women SWi navigation ... are excIudl 'The other as midshipmen. Nas)' sers'ing with the ship to shore bi!- xpitaI al.co will be shiftel Although officlali declined to t'-at3opj of discuss other the Sanctuary's retütment, t.he s United tiaft States nu=y change carrier In Greece, ,.. ..,.,.,..:A_ ._-..4:_a - - ' I 9usanth of carrier thf'.re t:ziSer the Navy's ''horn eovZInp" expectetoivt' Women are being act tpted j Naval avlationandthe eabees,, ar.oig other speczalljts that once were all male. Wa ti' alsr) li.r.c. _____ _______ ________ Lega' Nc,ticf _____ Sports of your written defen-tij, if any, to It . POWERS, on Stephen J. Johnn, Jr., .ttorne' J Financial the HUSbIrid. _____________________ Johnson, Panico, Hunkapiller, Op't DOUGLAS JEROME POWERS. Baum I Simmermon. P.A., 11) J 241 ReSpondent. South Maitland Avenue, Mitl1ind. 25—Loans RE.NOTlcE OF ACTION Florida, and file tue orig'naI *ith the TO: Du.cjIas Jerome Pwtyt Cier*Oftheabnvestyledco,,J,.tonOr 26-Insurance RESIDENCE UNKNOWII before December 20th, 1974, 27- Inv.itment Opportirniti,, ____________________________ 'NOflPlEtj' lha* 'en' 'tievtsj a jUdgment' may be e'n . .tion for dIssbfutl'xu of marrIage tired Igainit YOU for tb.fftlurf tiM been filed against you and you Rentals demanded Ii, flue PetItIi fcr are required to serve a copy Of your Di5%oltkivt of Marriage, I written defense's, If any, to it on — WilNE55myhandandfneseal I 39—Rooms for Rent ALAN L. TALUS, ESO, the' said (øurt on Novernbr, 14th, 30--Apartments Rent Petitioner'satoriey,wa.o.%,adoress 974 Unfurnished NAVEL ORANGES. $250 RU Atsolangtrines 322 6133or322 0387 c. GUIDE HA IT TODAY IN .tlt th Clerk of tre' (.urcu,t Court, mirvc Cc.urlr, l or.mi, , - ' ' ,,. 0. ..- '. ---- Name '• "i - "V %sus.a.4 iii, ' C' ii' ''-' 'is' _____________________________ _____________ 13 P.Oiith pi, _04 lake Sf, L',ng*cj. 37730. Semn,nøt, SAID ESTATE: 62-Lawn ________ ______ - Herald . Route I inSanford. Snort miliag., da,,. Good car, and cash for bond and weekly paper bill salt that itneeded toç,et Into a very profItabl, and secure • business. Correspondents Are you one P'OPle who kno* 'everyon, in tOM,'? II you are. caru type and are inter,.ted in picking up torn. ' evtra mr ijy', thi Evening "id Su.ruda,y Herall is uutervie'wituo COrrespon, 4 br all areas of S•miril,, .i Sales t. 'ia - notIfied and ,t'qt,red to file any I clOims a.a demancis wiuch you, or I U—Horse's therOf,mavhave.gainutiid 16)-LIvesfeck . reqtser*aidnamawIththee ef t 1t 0 0tf.0ttheCIPrkOtth# 'n.c,rcui, r'.rt, Sem,n"4 C'inty ............................................................................ C ''' " rI tt ri. ='-j'Yr i,, ' fWQviSiOflS Of lhC Ficl1,ajs flame Circuit, 3emr,inoie County, rIon4• 63-Wanted to Buy ¶ttute'. TO Wit Section I 09 Probt• DivNlon in the Coflhouti I 5: NatP.an Van Meter .'bhsfa: DEH.15s Nov. 2.5, Dec. L9, t, 1974 -----s coun?es. An automobile helpful i caerudar month's from the' I lma e'S I 7—Swms and Ptca4 iofi of this n, I EiIi ClaIm or demand mni,,si be In I 71—/ntlques wr' ii aria ii .,. ,, I .- £ .. -5' Trade - - -............ --- - ............. -. Realty md use them often Call 377 261) or 835 5977 ChampIon 60'x12'. 3 aedrooms Need a serviceman fast? Check the retired set sell the property. Appro*lmately1000sq,ft.ujjJdng parkirug for 25 cars. Heavy traffic count on 1797, Sanford. 10* dOwn, Call 73$ 3477 - ..- rmodel$r.cj ths can be a real rii'r 7rr'-1 C 2 Call Realtor Atoiatc, Andy Wolf, Evei. 377 1161 -- - __________ CAMP SEMINOLE. 327 4170 ___________________________ COUNTRY HOME I Hearty 7 acres 3 bedrooms, 2 teths 545.000 ' - You can -. ___________________________ ___ - .\_,___;.,, 50 And Aseia,. Al Antar i * Recreational Building I I I* I I .I Best lot selection flOW available in Sanford 's finest . Name brand women's clothes, some never worn, sIzes 7, I, 9 50 & 12. Also antis shoes, 7$, & purses Like ncw, 373 265C I Upalrsofficespac, — CaIl3fl4346b,tweens&930a.m. IP.aC$. Sanford Auction. 1200 Ave. 373-7340. Heated Pool FROM $165 110W AIRPORT BLVD - - - - Ph. (305) 323.8160 - Orlando 834 2299 Corbeff Real Estafe RALluK DeBar ___________ - _____________ LOW DOWN mortgageatlpercent.willcarry $0'Qnd mortgage at 7L'1 per Cent Excellr'nl buy 14,10O Days 332 1171 0.1 Assoc,atj Broker - t ___- ' - ,. - I - HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pill, Jenny Clark. AJC. OF DISTINCTION away from it all." S72 See the homes built 7 bdrm, I bath, din, fence, $300 with pride & the E;.est Real Estate iir-v.. __________________________ ______________________ & last mo pfui 130 depoSIt I child, pets 3735611 The_________________ Herald. _____________ - I I Additions WELAkA APARTMENTS 322• 3 W. 25th San -. RN, director of Nursing, lrt.ceSled 114W. titSt, an 9rlafrlc Apply In _____ Safl'OfdNursmnqand(.,jescent ......A5'Al cull APART7,If1T5 (inter, ?'..3 M"!Iin-,Nli,. l, I'Lut. T, NO PETS 116W.3ndSt. restaurant manager I Fast J - _____ I _____________________________ _____________________________ .. I -i, Ii— '-'-- ,.---- ----- -. - ------------- the I -...------, ----------- rs ar'ra '-- s' Appliances ' ,-.: for ,,,,j -'.'iin v.11 ave you all year v,.tfu a SEARS tIephon' will je oven tiOtpOsnt DuhwlJier. And an , ç - . every night "115 thru Dec (lecfri Barbecue Grill will make all your Shopping by phone at Dad top chef Dick's Appliance's, I home. 377-1771 ______________________________ ____________________________ 7611 S French 377 7651 Franklin MInt it.mt and gold co.n for the collector, and jewelry w Tom's Coins. Ill E Winter Park, 6.47 $131 _____________________________ _________________________ I for the Home _____________________ CASH Reported like new Responsible party can la5,ea big saving on low payment balance. Write GULF ' ' I I COAST PIANO CO.. P.O. Box FOR . Panama City, Fla., 32101 ___________________ I ':;i;';Oibson ES 175 Hollow bOdy ________ __________________________ __-I ,___ best offer. 3325716 _____________________________ TOV.ER'S BEAUTY SALON ftrr"rrtv H.urrtl't B,iuly Na-*t - Larry's Hew & Used Mart, 715 S The Fiaht Against Inflation be'gnS Sanford Me. Ph 373 4)12 at Gwallney Jewelers-quality '" _________________________ ______________________________ __________________________ What do you want for CPw'i'stma' WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR Tooay's ClaSsified Adi probabty I CHRISTMAS? Today's tulCTde have it C.'rpentry Small job Speciall%tI, Remodel, Repair, Additjri. __________________________ _______________________ Yrs Eap 3731113. __________ _____ _________ ON RESERVOIR LAKE .. _______ ---------------------- St. 11331$) I -. =___ •Swirnmlng ----. — - &A BACKHOE SERVlCI Laisicleaning. sc,'t ' its'. lh drt I COst tetushelpyouplaceyours_ Ca 12227411 Cr 03) 97'tj Lawn Care _____________________________________________ ______________________ _______________________________________ Wall Papering — PAUL SLA1LII Voull feel tik,y saying HO, HO, HO, Professional Wallpaper P4aner when scu sell your "Don't Needs" I Lictoseci Re'-stjcn?,,I C -2rrerat wutP a CIôttufied Ad Just dial 322 I F ret EstImates Ph Cfl o$73 Classified Gal will help you. ________ ____________________ .._ 1FIIL SANTASBAGWITHAGIFI I FROM OUR YULETIDE CIII I Ul.)[ inlhe CIassltledseOcn at The Herald I _________ -.- .%5l tt7 _______________________________ _________ Cove I _______ SEMINOLE COIN ,ENTER 109W.lstSl Land Clearing Carpentry . '"-'--'"---'--- Your kids will te' pleased with WILSON MAIER for the best Cowboy or Dingo Boots from We' have gifts for toe entire family Christmas ever Save on naIioct _____________________________ delivery, Convenient terms We full of fine fusrniuuings, PHIL DEENE FURNITUI1E, W. Hwy lJ'VCIV Stamps Jilf ls'st,.jfl SANTA BRINGS 'tOYS FOR BOYS 5673 16. I ml east of I 1 3730730 AP-IDCURLS FOR GIRLS Awart tXiflQS fast results G'vc Gilt that ncrsrs in value FRIGIDAIRE, KITCHEN AID MAYTAG, FEDDERS All major .. appliance' Best in quality and GOLD dependability HOME AP I ---------- - - with F hales Humrn buckins p'ck up (a celleni COnditi sits or Bolster your Christmas budget Roofing - ___________________________ Cad will to Black & Decker or PokwrlI Power Tcult & taniey ?7 845$ 'lmp.c" Wash & Spra K teen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks 1 J roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, wtaoarectear toyov, perhaps three mtjd-dob,rt., wasps 1. sp'der French Horns, or maybe a PVttfy webs, 322 0397 ______________________ ____________________________ ' ROBSOPI MARINE GENERAL COPITRACTCIq FALL CLEANING I You'll find In the Want Ads, supplies I for the Twelve Days of Christmas I Drums for little Drummer Boys Bathroom Cabinets. I Counter tops. Sinkt Installation Auto Repair I Available' Bud Cabe'l 372 0057 Can't jt ?t'e car 0 the garage Sell _____________________________ ______________________________ no tongtr needed items with a " — Classified Ad ru the Evening CLusstcd Ad brings rcturns Try one 4nd see Call 37? Herald Dial 322 2611 or $11 9993 to Hewer Ckonki place yours isti or 1)1 9993 ______________________________ ___________________________ -$ OIL HEATER CL'.ANING '___ CALL RALPH DUKES Beauty Care Sewing 323 5954 _________________________ EXTRA Press',re C!ecnln; — ___________________________ I I P'itchen .' GIftS' ______________________ ----..------ I additlon. Fully insUred Good I reftrenc,'s Jm Tre. 321 O3 i I -. I I I i - . _____________________________ . Pe'aulIful Console Stored lOcally __________________________________________________________________________________________________ nergy Savers Coaster 35 ft. ID ('El ---'.-' - tea' 6 Air Conditioning e'%t,m,nte, call Car ________________________ PIANO IN STORAGE ymi m.p qualify. nsuranc, busin,it fr _____ Possible %UbiidIl,d monthuy payments the investment busj,,,ss? Fr ______ woco signt for Ihe I root of your Rec 'Ice. Sanford V.,.323 1111 .............. -, SA fine selection of gifts for thl man inyour lifefrom Jeanstosulls HIS SIan' for ),'rlu. Sanford PI,iza swith Ira, c - I1'l Bicycles PIANO SERVICES All make's, Intl. Players - I I Tuning-Repair,1429500 I Remodeling and Rtpair'. Room I _________________________ ______________________________ F ,jlI Line GE Appliances I _____________________________ ______________________ Air Conditioning "ii Raleigh 21" 10 speed, bic)cle. Ex cellent condition. Unicycle, also _________________________ 372 7060 a PH. 3fl.261-t items? Sell them fast and easy I — ______________________ I I ' with a Classified Ad. Call 372 2611 I ______________________ lnterIor.Exterior Plastering. i rno services I or $31 9993. I Plaster patching and simutatea I _______________________ ____________________________ brick specialty. 3722750. - ______________________________ porch for Storage Adults, 110 pets: 5130 a month. 300 N. FRENCH AVE _--__ - 58 - ______ OnlY. 5tndre'5um,to P.O. Box W, Geneva. Fle., 37737. ________________________ _________________________________ Herald 1119 Sanford Ave. _____ 3737)11 The Raconditloned Batterici, $12.95 - I - '---- _-_ --- ____________________________ ________________ A'to Repairs Parts-Accessories _________________________ ____________ ______ After Hains 377399) 37204I 76 _____________________ I ______________________________ Osteen 372-1061 ç') bet. 6th & Maple 3770500 _________________________________ ___________________________________ REALTOR 3229711 ' _____ ;. ' fireplace, wl' to watt carpet, location Mature adults. UtiIIIes ___________________________ -- ROBSON MARINE [1gm Granfatluer Clock. cherry; 2977 H. 17 Chimes, 9"x16"x77", $339: Alto I I Octagon School clock, Halicratte' I -STILL TIME TO BE in that new 552-3 band Radio; 1924 Philco I homeforChristmas Ourwantads I Cathedral radio All perfect I are full of houses fit for every size working order. 122 7675. I famIly, and every site budget. __________ I country atnyuo,ppuere. I bmnu, 3 baths, formal living and dining VOO'flS,iPlCiOUlkfl(hin,difl*ith 373 6457 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 73flu.'f 1st St _____________________ "" Spray Perfurn,,to: size TV RadioStereo 53 Cost U.00ea. -________________________ I I Sell 10 fortS 00 I7S 3130 ________________________________ I Portable Rad,o New 10 Bancis Cost 5)10, Sell $65 Sears Coldspot 22' uprIut freezer, I single right hand door, whIte, — I locks, like new. Warranty Take a ue lrosii a Ciassijird Ad and I available, but not transfemrable. sell your no-longer needed pool I new $470, lust under 3 yrs old table! Phone 322 2611 or 031.9993. I Best offer startIng at 5223 Also I CorSet guitar, regular. Cost new $175,blstofferoverllobAnd36" 54 GarageRummage I 'E range, 3 burners 1. deep well, Sales I 20 yrs. old. excellent cc,ni,I;n,, Best off er. 3229331 9 tO I 01' I YARD SALE, Saturday, Dec. 7. All 519 at 1120 Sanford Ave. day. Christ Methodist Church, Old Orlando Hv,y. Small appliances. • TRACK TAPES misc. __________________________ NEW. I FOR $10 ''° Thanks to Classified Ad, users get 3St results at a tow cost. Try one 7? AiJtOffl?iC rifle. New with I Home Improvements Pet Care omplete acci.jntIng arid tea sec. power scope Cc,tUS Sell $45 125 ?Odly' Phone 3727611 or 131 99) ____________________________ ____________________________ ______________________________ _________________________ 1150. ______________________________ vice for small buIneies, PET REST INN lobs of all type's. Carpentry, WIlliams Accounting, 3737043. _______________________ Painting. Cement Work, Light Boa'dinuq&CIrooming I I ss Boats & Marine 7' Heart Cypreisferuce I I I - I I _____________ ___________________ By Owner, Beautiful home, oriap _______ BE CUT WITH SCISSORS ______________________ Built With P I pays all closIng cost. v*, rItA Conventional loans. BuIlder{j Deltona, 901 7(92290. Orlando, 472 Cen•acl us. CAN Accounting surroundings. _____ "'"3 ' Apartments Rent _________________________________ Sanford Rec Ye, now has a full line' Cl4 tOp,r5 - the - I - e0. NONRUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN Camper-Travel Trailers A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! beautiful wooded large wooded lot. Seller C. BATEMAN IDEAL LINING MATERIAL çThey Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) ______________________ In keeping with * * * * Deltona * * * * 7 *'sPI:l. Interest Rate GOOD CREDIt IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOYitjLNew 3 and I bedroom homes, to 7 3. FamIlies or sIngles 2 ______________________________ of materials... _________ ____________ 7 Adults 1$ through relir,menf. EACH 5c - 75 ______________________ -- " ______________________ ________________ Appliances Or trade, Frigidaire frost free Refnigcrator, 7 yi old, us Kenmore Washer, heavy duty. 5$ 5e'iow 6'vbuie's.ale, while they las? lb., all cycles, automatic, 563. 323 American of Marliniville. solid 2150. oak bunk beds, $100 tet; with matching oi'sk, chair, nIgpd stand, KENMORE WASHER, parts, s*. srvlce, used machint'j. drapes, 11)500. 3233733 JOHN SAULS AGENCY /2 Auction ____________________________ BUY -SELL -TRADE 177 5.t)' Clos2 to everything yet NO )OWN PAYMENT 1 Your new custom home on a lot 01 a your choIce 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES - - ____________________________ There's One Near You HOMES $8,100 in 1OSW.1tlSt.,3734357 ____________________________ ___________________________ ISI )1SE lrslSt. - Sanford Please do not ..--'-- Mg!c Chef built In doubteoven, still - , I ___________ wkuter moneyland' YOU'LL FIND Apply in pet at The Herald office".. --.-----------.--...-- ______________________ _____________________________________ 596W Lake Mary Blvd. 3736313or413.7333 WE TAKE TRADES I I _______________________________ _______________________ _________________________________ APARTENTS 17 BEDROOM ACTS. SWIMMING POOL. FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 33-0142 or 323-0532 .' __________ I MOSSIE 323 7170 . --.- REALTOR 21HOur ServIce Coins Hwy.16 West, Sanford ____________________________ 3235620 LQke Jennle __________________ I I I ( J FORREST GREENE, INC.3 _________________________ 1.2 Bedroom ' GIFTS EXTRAORDINAIRE_ Some great gift ideas 'n Yuletide Casse(b,rry: 7 bedrooms, 3 batbs Gift Guide It witI solve' your gift Only 117.750. A very 9000 buy Oving problem Terry Reilly, RFALTOR, 671 __________________________ -- Estate SHEETS DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE GE RefrIgerator, 12 cuff. Turquoise, good (Oryjit,o 540 333. 4691 or 100 Satsuma Drive. _______________________ SANFORD •$27, 2.3 miles east of 17.92.. State lid u) down, Sill 'no per Cent Acre -_________- Realty, REALTOR, 333 7750 CaUBart Rea; GOLD Open daily 10 S for cunlignnien?$ or es Off the floor. We alto buy estates, etc. JIM DANDY FEED Pts -FuIT JARS-s. Barbed Wire-Hog WireChicken Wire-Fence BUY DIRE..'i' FUOM BOXCAR GORMLY'$, East 46,, Sanford lIlt SANTA BARBARA OR, - ' - I J * SAXON, ___________________________ Houses for Sate -- ALUMINUM Eves 1t9 1116 BOX CAR PRICES _______ ______________________ F34' Rent: 1000 sq. ti comm,rcsel Stamps.Coins - SAPIF:ORr'u - Spacous 3 bedroom ________________________ French lot. JavelIn, 2 Or hardtop, radio, stereo tap,, air conditIoned, 3 1971 Ford Pinto, automatic, föCty I Speed $1195. Call Duane, 322 1651 air, tOP shape. 11.050 S7ij J Dealer. WE RUt AND SELL SANrORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East lit St.. Sanford 377-Ni) ---.. . ;cI resec your choice 69 * I?OOFrench,373 7310 117W lit s family park. — 1972 ' Sanford Auction _____ Conic out today ita Chevrolet Impala with 471 ei'goe, r.ew roior ove'haui. SiC') 37) 023S. _____________________________ For used furniture, appliances, tools, tic. Buy 1 or 1001 Items Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford, Av Call Credit Dept. BALL REALTY ___________ l??OSImCl, realeconorny 327 7197 rebuilt. flew transmission. Best offer. 3771171. - --- FORD 5. 111$ 11 S7Maltland _______ _______________ CASH 3224132 hide A-Red, Chairs, Lamps, Roll-ABed, Refrigerator, Antique Drop in bobbin, zig zag, and) needle posItion. Like now condition, sold Glassware. 3227151 _______________________________ LOVELY two story HOME with I _______________________ new for $40, balanceof 5.4.5 cash øi' bedroon'ti. two bathl crud Florida New and Used Carpet Sale; $1.00 . payments of 1O. New warr/uty. 377 5611 5970 Buick, 4 d.. 'olded. Beautiful fOr bike. 372 179 factory air, radio, heat. Ne.v tIres and battery Gooi onitor, S'I. 3331730 Wa riled to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TOPpflpaid,U1d,anytltj0n __________________ Rentals from oi,iy l55 (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Make cAter 322 6i7 W&nt to buy good uSed wood picnic table, with benches. 3226313 Siiigei * * GOLDEN TOUCPvPl SEW' In sewIng cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin 1 n machIne, Full automatic uay balance of tie or 10 pay * CIa-to in Price. 170.50) Terms C7G parking, Zoned M 1. flI 1201 I Year old 3 btdrooms. P bathS on paved road Paym.nt $16711 f 4rst makes the iob more I bedroom on 4 375 acres Lake Markham Roan Only $21,00. iSOWt For Coi'npl,t*DetajI$Calf 68 Sanlora,3fl lilt ' $50 Down I3LAIR AGENCY 3233066 ______ ______________ Sorrel Quarter Horse. $150 and _____________________________ 1300. Call 327 08.4 ____________________________ _____________________________ -- - MIscellaneous - For SsIe _____________________________ JOHN KRIOER. ASSOC - * Mustang City* __________________ Homes, Lots '' 7412. ihOpedic mattress, 574$ United Bedding 71 N. Hwy 17 97 Casselberry e fair price when you flue Want Ads. Commercial Properties ' COUNTY NEWt 3 bedroorn 2 bath Lake Markham area. separate office spaces. Pienty of - * *GENEVA GARDENS * * story studio, I, , and 31 get d old. Sorrel gelding TEN ?lSS(E WALKER. Hilthy - _________________________ Be")om Suite, S pc. with Or- - work. $375 fl7 8716. 305 E. Crystal Drive, Sanford. __________________________ ___________________________ Gem top, extra clean. 372 1319 or 3737 164. -____________________________ 1977 Datsun pickup. Mag wheels, __________ 5 PIece Wood Dlne'tte Set. table & chairs. As low as 169.95. ALL NOLL'S STORES Reasonable. 37? 1621 Nobonor gimmicks to otter. I wit pick up Oldabandon cars FREE If YOu will call after I p rn. 3fl.t$71. NEED A NEW CAR f• - Autos for Sale ___________________________ ---- ----.- - 1 PULP OiCORATO &"9W. lit St., 373 7315 hity Uted Furniture WantedtObuy2bedroom 3271371. 322 1196,377 nearby 119,900 'I DOWNTOWN LOPIGW000 I Business and warehous, space. __________________________ ________________________________ I Reasonable. 5100 3000 so If •n4 FRANkLlNARM5Apy5' 1)70 FlOrida Aye' 373 aao ________ ___________ 47 Real Estate Wanted ________________________________ _____________________________ T' own cow. Eu'cellent fishI,u( For Rent time for savIng When 0U Sh the pauct Of Our (t.1'.'.l,e'd 'rrt,Qfl _________________________ W. Garnet t White countrytaom,wlthaboul3acreso, fruit trees. garden spac. arid *O0l(eep Picf'm or have your Business Property Dr 373 7970 _.________________ Central Florida's MULTIPLI LI$TtP REALTOR Ve'spa Scooter. recently reuuIt, 1973 Honda, CL 175, txcCfl,nfcn. Pets and Supplies dillon. Take over payments or $500 ___________ cash. 3734624 373 . ___________________________ Cock a Pcodle, female black. 6 wks. ___________________________ INCOME - , SANFORD 3 bedroom 2 stOry home, central heat and' air, kit (lien equIpped. fenced yard JuSt flsted.Betpueffrst!$l5,500 Terms Lots Ave.) 111,500. 377 1092 after 3:30 _____________ ______ ____ 80 65 ________________________ Bedroom, I bath home in Lot, l0O66O' derp with 1'a.60' house Gentle Pony with bridle an Seddle, Pinecrest. Appliances, fruit tree's, $100. Good Utid refrigerator with trailer, screened porch, '20' Acreage COUNTY Lotfand Acreage Motorcycles - ______________________ ______ ClaSsifIed Ads .______________________ ____________________ ___________________ _________________ —________________________ MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy I? 97Open Sat & Sun. 9$ 797Q advertise your "don't needs" In . . of toll." Value __________________ ________________________________ _______________________ ---. I _____ --- 73 home, $31 9937 liques., TVs. and appliances, Auctloruev,ry Saturday night 7:30 pm. Cornignments welcome, For Chlhuahuas For sale frozen bttf Animal Ha'en Grooming & GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Stemper Sezi -Equipment for Rent - Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carp.it Shampoor for Only $1 Pt day CARROLL'S FURNITURE D4ys - 3fl 6123 ______________________________ ___________________________ Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford lIghts 37? 5421 cur 312 7)5? Ave. 333 ___________________________ STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46, West it 42 Mobile Homes st., Sanford now opc, daily for retail sates Always a barn full of Stemper Realty ___________________________ ________________________ -/ LARRY REALTOR. 373 9450 7Mobilel'iomespaces tdroom uuplea apartments' Ftfh'itthed or unfumnj,,hnd 60' 37 V) nsf. S. Orlan4f, to Operate a camera —Eou'pment lot Rent name of OUAL.1T'r MARINE EN7ER and s'sat I InIcywa fo - I,, 23, Dec Mobile Home : orj I Available and Garden , &'ne' Fftsau l..,,;, , f?fCa.ty ,., Deceawa. NOTICE TOCREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FICTITIOUSN&ME l.•:'.c . 'trtL, I _ 35 REally. 322-5231, ____________________________ Help Wanted Evening 3uppjje's . 1 ,:;l I,'' And , 5)6.000 - alt. 115 *P,',Plu plt'i 550 lt. (349054. Unfurnhshed Mcdern,quie, nigh- _________________________ _________________________ . r ALMOST Pa'J THRIFT SHOP, arid sisP.nus Area. 2 Bedro - Estate ,, NOPP,'AN() cuniCilis REALTY eg Real Estate Broi'er ' ____________________________ Adtservethebuying and 3222420 Anytime ________________________ Sanford -' I tn.t.tn.*4-h Duplei NEED A GIFT FOR A RELATIVE For Rent OR FRIEND? YULETIDE GIFT LAKE MARY Duplex lutnishedor ----- 32-Houses Rent Untvrnished I acreage with - Mobile Homes Rent SEMINOLE flg - in tiu'sinen at i' t. ',, male ,f 34 32070'1at1b0 Dt'., 373 0670 utrfflu J Furnished 37771. All bids are to b n a sealed SOSA, Sanford 32771. Seminole I - -. Cfl(lCJ piarly masked on the Covrty, Florida under flue fictitious I SG—Misc,jlant ,oujs i"5Id, "5,4l4d Bid ICr (Item), rsame of SCA WORTHY WOOD I For Sale cc's cce'z'rrr PRODUCTS, and that I Ln,.nd to I Bids will be opened at 7.00 PM, register said name with the Clerk 01 I Sl-Househo Goods Monday. Dcembec 16. 1971. in rn the Circuit Court, Seminole County, S2-Appf&,5 Board of County Commsssrgn FlorIda in accordance with ttap I P,k,Iltif,g Roots. Second Floor of the provision's of Pue FlctitIoi., Name 53-TV . Radio 5fra'o Court liaise Sn Sanford, Florida. Statute's, To-Wit: Section $65 09 64—Garage . Rumnia0, AetuI award to successful bidder Florida Statutes 1957. ISS—Bcats R, MaI'in w'i be made et the r.rsi reg',,tar 5 - qp,,ra t. cr,.';er E,quipmont Cainfy Cor'imisslon Mt't'ling in the Publish Nov. Ii, 75, Dec. 29 5971 Court House, Sanford, Florida, DEll-IDe S6—Camp4ng Equjm.nt Tuesday, Dtcember 11, 5971. $7-Sorts Equipment (Seal) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE f'fl- ,, If Becluwøh, Jr , 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 51''81CYC195 Clerk SFMINOLE COU4TY, FLORIDA 59—Musical Merchandise B.oarci of County 'ommtasioners PROBATE DIVItION h041',eS Cleanert, us 30; Utw JOHNS REALTY co Vacuur. Xmas leweiry; Xmas lights; Bunk BROKERS Beds. $10; Home decorations; " StartIng frorui $39,600. All are c.s'petc'd, with central heat ar'l air, fmlI rooms, equipped kit chers and double garages. Turn SOuth on Hattaway Drive oil Hwy. 436 FORREST GREENE, P4 , ________________________ 64 For Sate ________________________ BARCLAY WOODS 1et location, handy to It', action center, on the south shore of Lake Orient. in Altar'.'unte Springs. POTENT IA L J77 1301. 26.10 Hiawatha Av. at ______________________ I two hairs per 31-Apartrnentsken? ._______ HE Bamboo Cove, 1-2 BDRM. Shag, lr, P-or Rent ile MobIl, home nnykitchens, piaygroundnr Yoer MLS Agency 7l'*l 4 bedrOoms2fulIba,hson tt park & Sanford Plaza From 1' acres of land with rlvcq rioluts. REALTORS _________________________ ______________________________ Referenei required, $230 mo. _________________________ Airport Blvd. near Sanford 2561 Park Dr. _______________________ Aye" 773.1340 (9015 ________________________ LAKE MARY-HI ODEN LAKE MARINERS VILLA(E APIS. Beat inflation with low rent I BDRM. 2 bath, like new, vacant, NAVEL OIIANGES $2.50 Ru. 3I03FrenthAvc Ph.3fl 3672 - By .1 C Lavender PubtiSh Dec 2,9. 1911, FICII)IOUSN&.AE - — ______________________ _______________ _____________ , VIRGINIA there is a Special Santa ClausfQrbuyersendlI, who deliver the goods 365 days a war. 'VoufllflndintheWantAds LYNN .. I'nct ',ttiQtjt ii - - _______ crwmen ________________ , 14-Ca mping.Resorts _______________________ --. r""'- ii'i.Uii,,4 3t1 ll.S Z() - _______________________ _______________________ Houses for Sate _______________________ "'°° borne. Terms. $21,900 Ste n stro rn _________________________ --- Apartments Rent Unlurnished I It t known that the Satntry m'n,ui,aI,on Au,utanc, Plan - ________ __________________________ "'-' SECLUDEDandconvenit'nt S acres çaty' !37, 30 Deputy Clerk I 33-Housii Rant FernIsfs, attorneyorlmmediatetyrn.reaner; Contact bedroom apartments Pool, otherwisi, a default wilt be entered PubliSh Nov. II, 23, Dec. 7, 9, 7971 34—Mobile Homes Rent The CirculationDept. Clubhoüs,, carpeting, drae's.f against yJfo.tpu,r$.fd,nded DEH-106 in the pesitior, 35-M4'iie Home Lots ,tlr M"!tit1 rcr.ta:S from slit so. Mi'Al ESTATE 5ALE$M,AH= OARDOFCOUNTV For R.nt 32271t%f3W25thStS this court on November 12Th, 1971. 36— Riort COMMISSIONERS Confidential interviews Computer ________________________ (Seal) Notice of Puwic Hearing MIS. We take trades. FORREST DIal the results number, For Rent Artt'.a'r H. The Board of County Corn J GREENE INC REALTORS, 323and place a fast bctin' Want Adt Clerk of flue Circuit Court miuioner, of Seminote County will 37-usiness Proiy ___________________________ 6353, Cr 377197g. ______________________ By: Joy S?okei For Rent PiOl a Public hearing in the Couru.y Dtputy Clerk Commission Chambers of the 31Caselb.rryAree. Wt,d to Rent Publish: Nov 11, 25, Gec. 7.9, 1971 SemInole County CoujrIhe'e, _____________ Sandlewood Villas Earn 13Oor moreper day Sanford, 0(14.100 Ficricia, on TuesC.y, For interviewcall 531 5242 Real Estate December IO,)fl4.t7;00P?,l,r.s .E"iTAi. APARTMENT HOMES $001 thereafter as Poflible to (Ofl. I NOTICE FOR SICIS ChInese speciality cooti. 4 I 40—Condorriiniums I a sldr amenøing the Seminole County The Seminole Crunty I week; 1200 week. Sleeping fg. 41-Hcuses J County Commissioners will receive Rv'es and Regulations regarding I Quarters Orfrnl * Unfurnished , i sat Theerticeot Arthur H. Reck bIic wftteq and sanitary sewage I 42-Mobile for Charlie Or Fred. I Homes ith, Jr., Clerk, up to 17:00 noon Sytlems Ordinance. I I t: _______ : John A. Kimbrough Mosct.y, December 56. 1911, for I 43-L0tt and Acreage I I THE I4 ESAL() wants to help rpake * W/W Shag Carpet ATTEST: A. Complete Lube Rig u.'t'ou'llfindg;ttioeasfor,vy 45-0f Prop,rty I 5: Arthur H. Bttkwi$h, Jr. 8. Mud Hog Pump PefsO'aon your 1451 In the Yuletide * Range. For Sal. Clerk I C. Aulomjtk Ftati'u.er Sins Refrigerator zte every $pecifIcators may be t"an.d at Publish: Nov 11, II. 25. Dec. 7. 197t I 44—lflcome And I the office of the 5imiruul County tnvestmenf Prr . I I n----.— ..,.rty NV rat,a -: * Dishwashet'[)ssposaj I S"' to mae RealEst,c W Orlando DrIve, Sanfo.tI, Florida, FICTITIOUS NAME merrier! Become an Avon 33771, or bt' wrltung Clerk's Office, flolke Is hereby given that I am Repre'sentayive C..lI 644.3079 chosenforprtn .. r IluC Casselberry 2 bedroom,lbat,s, air pages of ClassifIed Adst ________________________ carpet 5)43 Month plus d.sIt. Pl*IIfSfli*j&a 13-Travel Agencies Arthur H BcIwffi. .1' As Clerk of said Court By' Lillian T. Jenkins garage & chain link fence MOBILE HOME PARK liase. Move In tOday. 1901) 7 ________________________________ 3363 Or 1303) 574 5010. Christmas isa time for giving ar.d a tlrrt' for saving when you shop - OCEAN SHRIMPLOftSTER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Employment YOl' ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, that an •ction for dissolution of FLORIDA you Il-Help Wanted Orlando, Ftoriøa, on or before rs.i'ar.t.r 71?h, 74, .d (siC the original warn the clerk of this cowl either before service on Petiticruer's HANDY TO SHOPPINC.bedroom, P, bath, with central Uld,, Ne*houseslna rural aria. Nodown I payment, monthly payments , I thWl rent Government subsidized OELTONA- Beautiful I or 2 bedrooms Heat & Alt. PlIce yard. f!lcc lirge room, pvvate baih & entrance. ElectrIc heat. Nice Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage IFreehomedellvery SaveS ___________________ is SuIte lilt, Hartford Bldg., (Ssai) w'oman oriicrr •. , REDUCtO MONTHLt * They're Hot!" * get you off and ;unnlng, In geese in (90k) 775 vestigate thu unuuaI buS incis A 3365 or (305) 514 1010. small Investment an a willingness Bedroom kitchen equipped In to work can provide you with Pinecrest $150 pIus 1100 deposit. unlimited earnings. Pentect 15h7I MIter 6 - JU p m. business for men CA wor.uen, I ___ whatever your background. Call _____________________________ 104 127 5555 collect or write ___________________________ _____________ ___________ slg-ial HOUse4fur Sate -- __________________________ _____ ______ _____________________ 6-'Child Care 7-MøtIs Hotels _ ...p1ua1 Corps women, the i horn horn. tar NO CASH DOWN PA Mt NT AND ( . Can't pt the car n the garage. sd; VICES, 240 Cherokee St. I Furnished flO lOnger needed Items with a I Marietta, Ga., 30Ø Cla%,ifif.d ed ru the E'.'rning - ____________________________ J Ira the Country, 7 bdrm . pattI) furnished house. aduilt, flO pets Herald Dial 372 26)1 or 8)) 099u to place 517.3 32? 20J71_ 29 Rooms for Rent S-Lost and Found roo.n All with wall wall c4rpef, $19,000 Terms. ,, Dupiex.3 bedroom, air conditioned, frets $150 $30 security Call $34 1429 after 5pm. NtW MAIIONDA an annual •dlusi.d ,rass n. drinkers For further information call 123 5e7 t wrac Sanford Al Anon Family C.rovp p 0 Pr, cSl ri,,r; Ii 1777) Lost and Found 0 *,il flir ''" $250 month CLIFF JORDAN 103W. %%I St. REALTOR, $31 (722 3736C', 323-O3I7 __________________________ ___________________________ DELTONA- Beautiful I or 7 bed _____________________________ rooms. Heat I Air. Nice yard. Econo -np prIces from $13.5 mo. No - 4-Personals IS-Action wa'cr bills. $150 mo. 377937$ ______________________________ Pd • Salt Lake City. Utah, 5110.1. ______________________ 3'Cemeteries J'9 BROKER 37? 97 PUNT PURr IdASI PLAN '.-rI j _________________________ clean 3 triroo'r homes Some Trpvel& Recrøatks 0E13 When you have Something Sell, rent or swap, a Classified Ad will get results for you. Dial, 37? 7611 Ot Iii 9993. ________________________ _________________________ _______________________ 41 Living room with I lrciI.ce, for mat dIning room. 4 bedrooms an.1 fitiaLcn .ir 1 mo'r formation lflCtUt.JtL ph..utiC AF _______ NOTICE OF SUIT TO- Wand. 1. Moit $U Indian Trail Akron, Ohio J IN YOUR '-At,',ILY' i. ANON ________________________ Planning and Zoning Commission Publiih; Dec.3. 1971 J 2ACRES. CLOSE IN No City taxes, zoned for mobile decorated all kitchen appliances. drapes, curtains. area rt'g. heal BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN ________________________________ FOR 5413 vovare ambitloui, ie1f'mQlivatd. looking for tft one opportunity to --. ________________________ • ______________________ - _________________________ 41 Housesfor Sale SANFORD-. Lovet y modern 3 ____________________________ ______ _________________________ bdrm, 1') bath home on large ,, corner lot S2I,S00. Owner riarold Hall Realty vii hold moitgge 377 3791 31104 S. HwY. ii g '_ _ BR.. 1 flø,TH Carpet, drapes, kitchen furniShed, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, den, pool. Third dltin, Plnecresl, 3100 S. Pan.. Thecomapnyolfers. cnmptetebuy back of all Inventories LeSt: SllverLpclPIn,p.r,, I SiC or US Bank area. Keepsake. j REWARD 373-5450 ext. 202. -. - 1-Card of Thanks Hutbnd l Sanford's iection, cash or terms. Byowner. sas.000 Lowdown payment. 3fl-4I. corner lot, 51.1,500 Reguu,es a minimum of 57,411,7) cash for inventory and Service S6nford, 2 bedroom, air, carpet ____________________________ __________ - Chairman City of Sanford f7 KAREN Petitioner officers and Dealers are established b? the company. Can beoperated out of your home 5 Announcements PerkIns CASE NO. 74.S31-F In :1: The Marriage of: A tot.a! of W93 To place your low cost want ' _________ . .-________ Wnitep,O Box 1713 Suflford, Florida Of Copy. minimum otf.slreel automobile Board of AOMtment parking space wIth adequate Publish; Dec. 2. 197a provisions for ingress and egress y DEl I an automobile cf 'andard sic. -n accordance with the following '-'------------------------------requirements, Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND All partIes in Intereit, and FCR SEMINOLE COUNTY, citIzeflS,sh4I:haveanopp,rtu..ify,o FLORIDA un- pregnant before jo4nlng Purolator. Wells, Uniroyal, Champion and others 31c4 lIne OIlS Th Lc,s If Costs Per Line By order of the Planning and In re: the Marriage of Zoning Commission Of 11* City Ot JUNIOR LEE MOSS, Sanford, FlO'Ida, this 2lit 'lay of Novcrnber, 1,74. And Arthijr H. Harris WAPIDA 1. MOSS, 4-' - YOUR OWN BUSINESS with i Classified Ad from the Hcrald Call us today! Don't (S2.c .MlNIp,jup CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Notice Is hereby given that the B. L among trore than 400 ;thoard the ship. - S-,ni7Pc Subdivision, 7. Ott-Street Parking Being more sp,ifIcally described ThK shall be provided at the Iocatea at Southeast corner time of tt'e erection of any main McCtacke,' oao an Airport building or Structure, oral ttie time Boulevard any main uIldlng or structure t 69 persor.nel 1is'ed 4ttlru2$t,r,ws, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC — _______________________ ________________________ _ _____ Houses iI - Opportunities PROBLEM Perhap5 AtCOhIi Anonym Can Help e;oA.M. - 5:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday nford will hold a Special meeting onDecernbera, 1971, lnt'eCaty Hall Per Day. Thursday, December 17. 5971, to at 1130 A M., in Order to conssaec a Consider the following change arid request for a variance in true Zoning amendment to the Zoning Or Ordinance as it pertains to front Rated For ConsecutIve dunance. Article VI, SectIon 2. of the setback requir,ment ifl GC 2 Zoned I IflSertions......No Change City of Sanord. Seminole County, D 1 strict in a part of Lot 73, M M I riorida, to reed. Theysai'J nomajorprojlem.s while as many Want Ad Cmty Commission P'om, Cat" Hall, Sanford. Florida, at 0.0° P.M. ago. 1evloped Ads Ask For Want same will 1* barred, FlledatntordF'idathisth day of November, WI As Executor JOSEPH M MURASKO Attorne for Estate P 0 Drawer 746, lL ____________________________ COunty, Florida. within four County. Florida, within four calendsr r.nths irom the time of Catenr montht from the time , the law. _________________________________________________________________________________________ FRESH 0. COZY F URHISHED Classified Ads are here to help you buy,Sall,refllor swap-. ala low cost.. let us help you place yours-Cal! 377 ThiS or $31 9993. 24 3 Monday, Dec. 2, 1974-9B rur —______________________________________________________________________________ 518le Houses Rent Unfurnished 3 story, central heat & aIr, 2 car garage. references 190 itt & last SICS) uequired 5CWIhi, in 7r ______________________ HOUSEKEEPER Mature, live In with elderly mother and ton In wheel char, Per manent, $7 wk. Draver's license & NASHVIL.I.E RECORDING CO. L3olo FOR SINGING 3emrnole 322.2611 ________ I TALENT. 305125 2541. I ---------.._._ Winter Parke n Help Wanted 18 Keep Your Eye On The Want Ads If You Have An Eye ri ---' - -----------.--_____________________ _____ _____ ______________________ ____________________ _____________________ IfUJTrfor EICiHT[EkJH JUDICIAL (.IR. cutr ; OR SEMINOLE c.!i.iTV PROBATE DIVISION Cemeterls PROBATE NO. 74UICP ________ re Estate SAMUEL YEEL't'G, One Cemetery Lot, Munilpat A deceased INFORMATI. iN Cemetery, Sanford. Very chCp. Call collect, NOTICE TOCREOITCRS $ç g Ti, All Ceditor and All Pertons - Stôtui, In their offices in the Statutes, In their offices n the tive Navy ship to which Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Classified Ads Don't Cost, They Pay! Said Estate: 5.iJ Estate: Yog are hereby notified and WASIIING'roN T You are hereby r'tified and required to prese"t any claims and required to Navy's presen! any ct&rnt and lust sagolng tornn demands whach Y3U may have demands which you may have aiIors appareztly will be in%t the estate of ROERT agaInl !e et!te of SAMUEL ik'jChed next year because the WESLEY MtALONG deceased late KF ELINO, dirceatra late of of Seminole Count,', Florida, to thC Sennp' County, Fiorlitc. to the Nivy plans to take the hospital Clerk of the Circuit Court, and tile 'leck of the Circuit Court. and ill. ship Sar.ctuary Out of conimis. The l,i avplicale and as same In duplicate an as tends to cart>' out its plan ______ Mcinday. Dcc. 2, 1974 1P4 TtIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE S3I ___ _____________________ ____ Sea Duty — - ---- -. _____________________ _______________________ I I-- ..... _____________________I ---..---- ---- .. ---- ..... --...-------.--- ------.-.. - �______ - - ______ - -- W _W. ~~ ~_ 5 y VVELL, IT Ij;N1T. Ir BRIDGE WINA AS LON6 ACF - nicer-cpal,tv - _-." %_ _ . 1-14, Y __ OCS. .1 ___ II \ __ _6 i _ /1' - \' 4, LN ( -. , I t: - (• - ' , L 12-2, I I A 63 I \ _' South 1In r itli ,4' , , - . THE BORN LOSER Ian GM PEADE5 L is . 121. . - by M Sonsm A1 t?'! 67th Year, NO. 90-Tuesday, December 3, 1974 , 4'. I I Sanford, Florida 32771 — Price rn Cents fl _____ / - ., ' - Mm __ - )— \ r\ __ A. _Z: ;_ --- ~'.,. -"1 II I' _* -___ 'I. _____ / 'i I I.. A ____________________ - - • -. I - r, _____ W B1 I d - 111~ __ -- _ _ _ __ 1 0 0 $ .1-;-0 1 9t 11 ~',! I 'V. -- -* It . f ;C I 11 y -_ ; M1 , L4 1 %_, ~_NsJ i ode a nff J11 " Ch eath or ow I -_ - 1-.-I . 1 :~, - oter Area ____ _1 -, _. -- -J 1 fly DONNA FiF Turnout IWbeauthere, A A (Mac) Interest has added little to the orsreahtUe slower going for the mayors office, being the polls "The cold weather accted by Margie Hess, who -14-% m& a Jim: "In the early days of Thornton and Stella paigns which were waged.has a lot odo with jt," she said, decided to run for a council Tho contract you became famous as 2 0 11:4 07 LU k 7 V ft; U I 0,11 CA 12 - Z The cold weather was Woodhouse, for commission Winr Spdng3 City :%~ erk adding that hopefully the a!- seat. ~~Va user of so-called psychic bid& west .Norm F:ast South i -_. - - W__ lmnm~W- -,. , A@ h_W: ~~__ -,--.---... __ its toll on the voter turnout in seat number three and Delbert Mary Norton . ; . . ider d th "Humml Let me checl, herc Wfore I cons e e 84 send you to a Skin ternoon and eirl) evening Lillian Griffm i,, uno,ppr,wfi Why did ti?" !A !a, E. 0. (Eddiei )Keith voters who turned out at the specialist F miy be one myself!" .. . would seea Ijig in(rc~o t! . It t1je for council :.., , Oi iiId I h rL &a a cry -j with elections today. Longwood and John G. Morris tin- city hail voting oiling place by city fire hail voting place. BconSr. opposing Mrs. H good reason I found that 11031 L j - You. Sou'h hold had people standing in line imbeflt) for commission seat 10 this morning a good number, -_1 _-:The city has seat number three while °' eligible for more on hands where my £43 VA Q 1086 • h ii A q i BY RogerIFUNNY BUSINESS ' waiting to cast their ballots number four again considering th voters. e frosty parther w do uu di now' Ervin (Louis) Blankenship 's raid to bid for throughout the morning. Potts A disappointed Altamonte weather. . ii ATL I .- . A-Just bid three hearts. Yo On the ballot are Walter ho on seat number four is ftur I E4 4,00 19 04-A K)CH.. - tT HAS swowtiG 111, A in all six cities close at 7p.m. Springs City Clerk Phyllis Shehadrefusedtopredjdthe Sorenson and Lee A. Wheeler Contested by Burt Perinchlef. gained on hand where my part ner viII bid again TO DO WIM ________ L ie Jordahl said a very light tur. turnout for the election, in view ECRE iT opponents were fooled. Then, 1OL)AVs (ltITli)\ '. .p Shomate said that despite the noutwasbeingseenattheclty's c the city's rapidly expanding 0 SAP C hid three hearts and there is another reason. A r A cMlllng cold, the voter turnout three poffing places- city hail, voter rolls. .. / e A . t year's eiecflon -• pt,l:h four hCat 9 6 h.It 1 psychiccanboornerang against . f, ' • • will probablybehighern her civic center and Montgomery sawfewmorethan700qualified d 4 • its perpertrator." origina38perintpredjctjoujf Road fire hall. She noted por- voters, which this leaped n%er Tomorrow Jim: "You are so right. Here A of actMty itt the city hall council tions the city have been to 1,151 \ \ is a hand I played recently. It Send $1 for JACOB Y MODERN 20 t 0, without chamber continues throughout electricity much of the Four city council races are on r : CA I was obvious that West's no. book to "Win of Bri6go ** Ic/0 . i the day. morning, expressing the hope the ballot. Group one pits in. -chic Wd with a P . _,~_ -_ _. -, TaAms Historically In the city, she that the turnout will perk up as cumbent Irwin Hunter against club suit as his run out I N V 10019 pointed out, there Is a lull the day goes by. - I I Donald L Gillum; Group two I (lurin the n orning hours after An extremely by campaign has to new faces to city rnentogoto not work, but this effort - J , for the district four politics, Frank Duance and -a#t I -j being seen this year council seat between Sandra Ronald Tumminia, Group three by Garry Trudeau , _____________ - _________________ _________________ . -She attributed the turnout to Glenn and Tom Radloff con. has two incumbents vying for ___ - ___ I.- - __ = the hard fought mayors race tinued through the weekend the same seat, John Booth and J ACY, I! L between attorney Carmine The other council incumbent on John W. Daniels and Group five AFMDO C?(P$TAAP ,tw-"--_. U -. f Bravo, mortgage banker the ballot George Perkins — incumbent councilman Donald Robert harms and realto; Is running unopposed. IQ J Browning Is being challenged James (Jim) Mrs. Jordahi had predicted a by petty Eham, VP iJ / lrbere were lots of laughs and candy,09, when a smlUq down / HAPPY BIRTHDAY, "The people are so concerned 25 per cent turnout of the 3,592 In Lake Mary, where tN _ from Circus World dropped In to wish necmt ementary third t 1 115 I / about what has been happening res'red voters — 750 to 900 — largest turnout in the county at 1 \ / , grade Pu pil Pau Cain many happy tucus her eighth rin I mayor's office during the admitting t figure appears, 52 per cent was expected, Ci ty CIRCUS STYLE thday. Paula Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cain of Lake for all practical purposes, out of past two yeam" she said. Mrs. Betty Toll Votes at Sanford ( Clffk Kay Sassinan fidmitted 1. Monree. Ihlerald Photo by Bill Vincent) Also on the ballot are: Mrs. sight. II_ I ________________________________________________ I Il Li Sliomate, seeking re-election Casselberry, In with 4,OZ c unopposed to her ninth term In registered voters and a more ___ I office, city businessman J. than 40 per cent turnout (about ,I ___ I__I (fl ii k Russell Grant, running unop- 1,600,) expected by City Clerk % _ posed [or the district three city Mary Hawthorne, numbers of I I:11 1 1 V ___________ __________ __________________ _______________ councUpo,andafieldof five voterswerehghtattheatyf -. TUMBLEWEED candidates including Gerard T station polling place by T. K. Ryan _______________ , Connell, Norma Jean lien- Some l48hadvotedby 10a.m. . .-. . -_ __ nigan, Richard Mittleman, and Mrs. Hawthorne said CMiS...CHM -0 rNK Petpr Piano and Robert consldertrif~ Ute ivid weather, T..-.-- - -- % , I PMM AY 9f?j7 IS T%%LVE L —( OX PAYS IS 1 I I V I I 1 WI -fltP ii M-RMPY HOW liME R)TH Fl-Yi (Bobby) Widdis AA'1 this was " rhW for u good ilistorically, UOOSJ -iAYE EiZ ___ UMREP a t- _ml ALAs(5H), LV VS FACE IT iistrict ilve aiwicii seat. sepior cWuis V3In esrly and J By JANE CASF LBE RH? nb}tth 9da Co city s year limits building Sanford, with two city they III In wanting to not al ill 1 Herald Staff Writer representative Robert h. httsto35feet,requiresoff commison,tsonthebajjot, stay close the Other RonLhland propey set parkh, calls for lots of had a light turnout at the civic sa! i , I I ,I 6 WINTER SPRINGS - A owners packed the small not less than one acre in size, center polling place, but I ji ~ I Thuree councilmen are to be I roning change for," ,ii-ons 1. IA council chwrilmr fur (lie public 1 ,F 1, ,., __ / mininium 50 foot front yard election officials said those elected from a field of four, I A , , i I !! and 3 I jj ~ of the North Ortardo hearing to speak in favor of the setback and minimum dwelling citizens turning out were including Incumbent Charles 11 Ranchlands subdivision. zoning change from R-IAA(one living space of 1,600 I I . square feet. sho%ing ur.%sual enthusiasm. Glascock, Incumbent John ___________________________ . ___________ initiated by the City Planning family dwelling district) to RCI . I 1 The Planning and Zoning .'I City Clerk Henry Tamm's 40 Leighty, Sal Orlando and g, and Zoning Board oer a year 1 country estate zoning Board took the unusual per cent turnout prediction Char1es Sizer ii agn, was approved by city ThL BC-I single lansily iueaswr of initiating the zonm 111 J,800 The question ot fluoridating appeared to be unat .-PRISOLU POP cmcii :11 Monday night or cissaificafion adopted by the change request to protect the tobIe. by Al Veeer theUty'swatcrsdpply which -.. __ nwal estate atmosphere in the MY FROG On the ballot are A. G. was expected to generate voter Sanford Poll Worker, M. I CAN'T SAY I'm I A FRO* DOE15NIT 0. R. Smith, GreetsVoter Joe Davis I/C;ZOAXED! . SORPY, PRISCILLAI Ranchlands after the major BELONG IN A - LITTLE GIQL~S property owner, Florida Land. --om"""'s AGAIN' re-platted a portion of the area . , . \ 4, 4 1 *j an ordhiance to require public &I fe"111-le ~ ; =0 5 ( i hearings by the P & Z Board on ~)' I 's t7T) , an zoning changes to provide \\ I I further protection for property three biggest colWe've conic a long way nothing on electricity." buyers m the nation But By BILL BEL.LEVILLF. of 0d. 1, under terms ofthe / I I owners surrier rip-offs in Florida since 1.oveat c:nptorl ("let . Another source of that protection Ls based on Herald ff Wri ter new Seminole County CornI L / now are "auto repair, the buyer beware") in 3 Dosh asked that the west comptoints Is a vending the consumer being aware prehensive Planning Act. t . mobile home sales and I) protecting the consumer '' I o proper ) machine sales op 0 ) In cm effort to head off any eration of the laws and being boundary The state act provides for serIce, and condominium from Lmui'aer tx"iin.'* that cj on iiing to rvprt a ium iith ___________ -nd home construction and practices,'. 'Nis Rumbley I .,-4 I , Edgemon Road to Moss Itnad in a "nest egg." The retirees plaint. tax9tIon," ('nselberrs Cit) programs to guide ard control , ilis according to e said 11 pcourt are found are approached with the — order to exclude lots belonging Complaints or questions Council Monday night named future deVelopment :n the I I V I Itunibley, consumer to be faulty, the &.panupto Florida Lonu . pitch that after r.n initial and several about unethical businem City Manager Harry . hug as a county, making the mo ;kEGGIE) VA.MrAtMI WAIT'LL MARVELCUS " HERE services coordinator (rain mint t the choices of R-EADY P investment, other property owneri, whom they need on1 practices r false ad temporary "planning contact" propriate use of land, water ami IS 'IOU SEE REGGIE ' COMES I lie Department of "confisculing the product. TERR/FX" said objected to tb" zonin, between the cowty 1 JUG 1 and the other r"sources cosIstent he JUC'I-'EAD CON TEST, Agriculture in Tallahassee confiscatir. arid 1evith from tlt change lie said the company L)epartment of 1.-orisumer ni,icntres city. p with Ott public irteres" speaking lines, ordering the busii'ess Placement had contacted "all property - I 'Pi and servicing of Serices in Tellaha,.see Or CAN DO THE act encourages The 6 , "= Every city in Seminole 1 at it "Personality Break. I closed or obtaining a stop I BEST TR,,-'Y,.1 WAIT"Ll. owners of record" In th;t the njachines according to _ ~ , slighted consunjers can i 1! I ..1, . , County is required to name cooperation between the cities fast" at the Sanford Civic sale order." 14s. Hunibley section, but several propert) caU trAl free on the state I ~ i ill I Cont'd On Pa.2A) such 'a contact withl[i 180 days JUGHEAD! Center today, admitted .sui d. that all three of tl&&, Essenticilly, tliough, the . ., 1. __ I Several hundred - -. 1 had not been t-vntacted and did U2-2176. "-I-I _;b i complaint areas are rose -)( ,-~. a-c de-partzrif nt is to I ~_ ., support the change. thousand dollars have been 11 --"\N __ : overmadowed by swint. Ms. Rumbley also '. "m%wftigalge and to rrlost to this particular Councilman Irene Van I 0 ming pools sales when stressed the role of the bitrate" complaints beti come-on" . she says. I NEW The fourth of seven sons of Eepoel, %who made the motion to I YORK (AP) Archie summer rolls around." "Crooked" consumer In we*. ,n con.surners and I M o s t unethical Griffin, a speedy and powerful James and Margaret Griffin of accept the P & Z Board ! I __ _k . iW~ ~% tailback who weaved his way to Cclwnb'js, Ohio, the foot 9 recommendation said, (( 5cr ice " One sales technique that t )SUne into giving up .have here, a confrontation I - . ~ G:fffin became only the dolla proctm". more than k4i re lost last year :&as resu;t,L,d in numerc,us I their money by promising between whal. people want ap(i EEI & leader of Ohio State's crunching underclassman complaints a month Imm ' I to shoplifting." she spid," complaints wh:cf, promp. yHow khn.j I n the award as college foot- what a company wan for m consumers Uwoughot the and at least one businem ted a department in. Runibley declared. lf a specu 'QU kX ZVT HAVE A ball's outstanding player. has determined that state. his ,iK " U~ n ) Criffin, a junior whn h Trophy today. vertisirg and selling of an shriplifting has raised their An one of I I agencies of the ,,/ I , gained an NCAA record of 100 OEA pric, s by 15 per cvnt." j / or more yards In 22 consecutive IXE RUMBLEY / SUM 7 I Agriculture, Consumer I product is a small black I I With the enactment of I has been up for consideration games and who led the nation in I Services is conerncd wIth box at plugs into the wall Ms Rumbley said, the $60 v A the new state bttie C ' and we have touched all the Ieg&1 problem, and it's I R)* t tal nishi yardage ethyear the reguldtlon anI contr 1 outlet md reportedl y deice I being analayied ( kk 0 , Art" last year, coa'umers 'X) sontthn that's always lega' bases and be t over backwas presented as the Iftl.mian lu _Aof mast products sold. In the "itnooths out the p-eaks" of by her departintlit alid "it .~ in Florida hate become am , && W winner at the Downtown wards to . notify owtiers." passed a;ong to the Cori' trr xr,3 state. r;ectric-,l opern.lion. Put. a* pears that the box saves mist legally protected // /~ " 4 m;rrer in the loni! run I , ¶" ' AthletI(. (lub ((ont dOn Pg 2Ai -- _____________________________________________________________________ i —_— Around The CtoiJ --------- -- I I[ LAU 7 j -1 - ____ " .-it ~, 4e. I ___ ____ - U A HA& 1 1eviti-C-1 ofteartsforhIsbsoflonpe psychic had bit the OpcnrngkadQ IT Sauñ ;:; ____________ Agohglg~ ________ However East had jumped to three no-trump Ills b'tl was clearly an honest one It look ,.,d — AJD THEM LAWROORY AS ALL c PLANNED iw AEM$ ATTACK ON KING'S 6`TRONG~431.D. MELrr Wm4 FAILURP I — M _W _________ . ( 3 P AND LNNETTTOETO '' _______ lk:4fUchadbeen no adverse bidding you would surely have played you 10 spot ,AK5 ! I ( J SE )) - OQ( - VJ ----- SOMTWN COuLD TURN UP 1. I ,, .— 11 di& 't bother to double Ueen trump. West opened the queen of clubs. East took his ace and promptly led back the five of YOU MU6N"'r LET m, 7HA7'-, 1-3 g*w... szsIDES, 71, —' - lb"r , 2 V 76 32 #QJ5 . i 7::$ .__ i NORTH jR9l s2 21 f L t -, _ kl - I L 1/1 _,N - .---,--- - - - - 0 ..4111111111111M. I ~j :r ~- _ ___ -. kl- - =- by Dick Tsm,p A _1 IF - _____________________________________ ._~rrlr_ A - E 7t; TPE, ,GTIJI:= -1 11 64TUPF WE WE'RE PAVINC, ~z ;~) _I I .. ~~~~ CARNIVAL AC-AINI WWAT? )111111".... ) (__,~ 'I -' Det 2 __________ 142P i -. r F!. ASAIN £ Herald Sthlf Writer - McClanahan (incumbent), Guy otherwise lack luster cam- - - .- -- _.: I - _____ - - / -\ - ____ I / , ____ "- j - - - Z-2 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS INSTRUCTING AVA5J -TAT7 YOU GERMAN MUST HELPFUL VU.L You \ 'FRIGHTENING" f S N STUDY/ _________________ VIL GERMAN' LEARN ii — ,.- - - I ____ I me wo ____ — by ____ ___ ____ — _ ____ _____ ______ _ __________ _______________________________ LII44 cos ONDI E RI - — MAD AT ME \ AGAIN SDWSMOuLD JJST TAPOUN AND CHEw COMUNICA 1 ENOUGH ' - i r j _ I i. 4 1i L - - I -. rs.ezon i ng Approved 1V-1 .. pri n _gs Irl~ 1 JI :1 ( 11P . I I SO I 61T t 'z ~ J 4 Chic Young - i , II\ - _________________________ - I - I - _______ - -/ i . I i T , , - I ' m ~L_M__ l" ______ BUGS BUNNY "A-91i 4" - i.\ GET To 004E. ____________ DEAR MEND AND - . I - . AI it . `~ - - -. - - _- iL L. 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I /' .. .......5A h1oIthl SA Obituaries .................5A Television .................. 313 \ I Crossword "A ....... - snk ,A ; 5i-4EtK / _____________ by — NOT KATILE-A-Xtit , ______ _J.M- - I Coun To Ponder e ea y o — __ r . .-..!r'-------- f vi - J-47 ,, '',Z . -r*:7-_ .. - L_jor~ ,--- - ~ 4C4:S --!;i -V= ;3 ,."., - -J;1_-., t 4~~%__:_4?4 st.r:y t;z. _ _ rlw.-j -r,= .i Ira . ,2A - __ I. - .-- .. ~ ,i~, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,i~,~ ~,i~ ~ ~i,~ _.-2 r=--~- - j__ U Wr- __ - .. I- - - .______ L __ - : i LI PIVI In anticipation of requests for who live less than two miles diIdren will receive Ow haslng. dr Q 4, and i-9Z Wright Eastook Elementary School beyond two miles, and bike paths, crossing guards, frcni their school - up to the Only th00% baiing decislOtts .Wd. Dick Williams in the Southeast county. rearrange their transportation also Cortinitssiner admitted that rt-sidents in and flashing safety signals for individual couity boards made by the board will he Pzp( The board reconsidering parents base questioned the bef&re they consider adding his District Three have already children who have their I'lie Seminole County School Intact. Wright said. re%r" omrtesy busing to of the path, which runs courtesy busing to those "courtesy busing" revoked by Board, according to its Iranifl addition, the board illl soutti n.nole and Jackson safety asked him for safety protection. along Howell Branch Road. schools. No sta1e funding me county comInissloners the school board. the county sportation Route Manager Ito), d--2termlne wh0txr "there Is a ilvil,tits Middle Schools and has Their complaints have available for courtesy busing or corninission to&y scheduled a Wright, is "Evaluating the need heav) L-affic p~ ttern wtilch the alre kdy done so at Spring tAke prompted the board provide funds for N. erming 10 Consider for alternate safety 1peasures. workshop session with the for busing to certan schools chUdr, ie to Cross in order Elementary. Most guards, of the niung another path through a board to determine their plans. and eliminating courtegy to get te the sellwol,01 in Cill, chairman John year, through the Sheriff's elementary schools receive this nearby pasture area to keep the Kimbrough u The state Department oF busing !rom thou schoots that idering the niainenance of the bucing, Wright sad. children off the read. work session, said he expects responsible for con1treting Fcatfon )ft the question don't need it," In the past, lag. 'gte county has provided a Wright said the board will approached for bike paths and crossings and bu'tn - proitinU Wright said both the bnrd and Heavy traffic patterns ae path between the East review those schools that have ceoswas guards, and safe ty portation to childrebghts or Al count, bus trans' It the schools have deterwined if bevn rt, ((,j,,nized along gate brook subdivision and the overloaded buses for areas lights". t' I ni roads --------- %-__, UPI Is .*" I I . ~! . -- - - .V,_ --I1c_-- 1- - . .-, /•- - P_ =1 _Zli_:~T~_~&_- I ', ______ R-1 ndex ____ . ___________ ffs i " 7' I I' 'r ..... _________............... ... 4, . I ; YER MOW _1 . Rio _________ TURNj 01)T To - Of Griffin Named Heisman Winner 9 - CA PTAIN EASY ,-)4;CA5AW ame -- ; 7 6 !I VA .% ? V Ang a I ft r rs - - _ f"_ ____ 4 Cons - I e I _______________ '_ —.---- - LICK THE WIXTHROP .1 * i L ~-pl ( '. 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I-ftlm: 1974 — I1 ('Mtnot.i. Iw;UTKU .;t DR. L. E. . :A LAMB ----' of \. . , - ...- -4 I iI 1 ,-' DEARDR. LAMB -1am 26 might help, though, to un. but have had a problem for six dcrst.and your symptoms. years. I have very frequent Now, I would suggest that chest pains, tingling feeling in when y start to have one of my hands, flose,iflout}nd face these attacks immediately, with breathing attacks where I consciously breathe slowly and can't get my brea th . I have shallowly. DO NOT HOLD difficulty in swallowing, like I YOUR BREATH. You can try ~.b - ' rnorn* and much success can resWt. Gain the goodwill of others by giving deserved praise. breaths' GLORIA WARD M rs. Show kin how fond you are of them. LEO (July to Aug. 21) It is wise to find out what YOIW monetary position is even if you have to give up oth er things you had planned to do. Relax tonight. VIRGO(Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Come to the right decisions in the get Wa rd been to a Plumbing q 44: SA 1 -_ • 0"Iff I r ( II II jU1 AlI . , -'-"--* ii L:-•-j r-o 'L— --•o .) - tt:rs Can i 1 -- JLY2O,I4 Jacqueline A. rartain Cora Lee Hardy Sao: Kelvin Bailey the differences between the Dwa yne P. Hall Ana LWIC, Betty Ann May Irene Cathran Dons B. HUl Willia m Deltona r. nd Mrs. M M D el 'Bett" ' BIRTHS May a Girl, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Edche (Kelvin) Mr. and Airs. Tommy Bailey a Girl, Sanford (Gloria) Raines a Girl, Sanford DISCHA RGES DISQIARG Sanford: Sanford: i I I Willie J. Burke Richard 1Tth Donna K. Mason Shirley Ann Quinn Barbara A. Nfler . * I / . , 11, "/ ', Bernard Corner Bi llie Goon Fred My hand Oviedo Mario Mora, Longwood Winfred Duffy, DeBary Ofto F. Weiner, DeBary Kurt W. 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NYLON KITCHEN '6.95 30 s 40 s 14 compleffir Imits,44 corAP40teir IM18110d .- A Cabinet st -Page 5A ,P .... ..4A Bridge d -7 6B Cl Cocs 9.0o t".d wi 7B 6B ... .... 1B Dr. Lamb,............ Horoscope id Lelsure . . i II Opinion .............. .. _4A Pbli c Notices 7B Se 5A 3B Women ............... _ - ZB ._ . 5A 3B _313 OBITUARIES— HANNON, Elsie- O r l ando; &inford. Page 3A DEWEY TAYLOR'S QUALITY CARP ". 6545 E. ____ AL DR. __ N - Iff \\ I SATUItDAyS t % ol SUNDAYS ii \\ II .1 . Moto '""11FRI. titif At W '" )~ of I It was a situation that ha one point Peter Piano, a member of the city's zoning board, spoke up for Jaques, .r.1ving he felt the council was railroading him (Jaques)" , -2 . 4% . Jaques has said he is currently venturing into private business — a record store — in . 0*___ - __ efforts to obtain an inãme .- was considering action to take awijy his pay. He also said such an action w ould cause him to work a lot less on city business. When Jaques was fi rst elected to the mayor's post In 1fl2 the pay was $150 per I "We (Schreiner, Scott and month. He later got a pa~ in. Irmann) were all elected crease• to 15,000 and then my rights since January," violation of our charter," overwhelmingly and Scott's $10,000. - Jaques said, referring to saying if council could election came on a separate In his broad attack on council actions in the past he authorize the salary and the vote with one of our dated council, he criticized Schreiner sale, nonnally should be the duties over and above what is objectives as taking away the and City Clerk Onnie Shomate, - mayor's responsibility, in. ecifiedinthecharter,cound1 mayor's power," Schreiner sa ng both were peonaUy Nuding hirint a police chief. . hus the right to take it awa), said. rmt1vated in tr*g to lirilit, his "I have no real beef with the too. "What the council can give, it power and pay. pay," he said, 'ut rithout it I Council had at one poin t can ta ke away, Mr. Mayor,' He acsed Mrs. Shomate of can't be a full time mayor, and I during the meeting considered Schreiner said to Jaques, "d withholding city minutes from want an opinion from the at- Jaques'. hiaction as a de facto council has determined you to him until the dav of the council torney general as to what my veto and was going to put the be an inefficient administrator, meeting, as weh as saying ic, rights as mayor are before I let this thing go Wough. o rdinances into effect, which so council is firing you from elected city clerk was bad fo would have left the city open for that post.lo the city. — Sanford Sets Drain Vote ri 00 I Sec ur +u i In December Rising In Se Sanford city commissioners Monday authorized City Manager Warren Knowles to ..set the wheels in motion- ' for a December city wide drainage bond election. By BOB LLOYD CITY EDITOR Pa i ' . ' - - - - -- _.__ ~ . ' min * ole said 1,400 to 1.600 persons in Mellonville Avenue location to Seminole are now receiving offer quicker service to the. $120,000 mont hly in SSI checks. growing population. Fifteen percent of Seminole's In some cases the receipients "Still, many south Seminole Commissioners in March population will receive a $3.74 also get social security residents battle heavy traffic to rated drainage as the City's million cost-of-hving raise this retirement benefits. In these 90 to the Orlando office," number one fleed. year in the form of increased cases the SSI checks vary Vogenth said "They don't In 1971 city voters defeated a social security checks. according to how much the realize in most cases it's a million drainage bond issue With the increasees en per socl security checks are shor te r drive via less congested but Mayor Lee ,Moore said the cent in March and four per cent Social security checks are highways to the Sanford office. The four were the only ones failure was due to "lack of this month — ca old enough — over 18 to leadershi the 18,000 to 19,000 usually based on a persons' Here we can handle all their feel the pressure of "having to p from elected of- persons Vs ii' funnel a total of $34 a eragi earnings o er a period needs and questions and there's legally drive the fire truck. ve themselves a little bit Thus, Nancy O'Rourke came to ficials." million into the county's seldom more than a five minute re," join the Lake Mary Volunteer engineering study sho wed a $38 The Social Security Fire Depanent million need for major storm Administration (SSA) has Several weeks later she and drainage facilities to stop There really is nothing Carol had sign ed up for the fire flooding in fie large city areas hav e filed as social security unusual about Vs omen firemen, college And it Vs as the men, KnoVs les w arned corn be neficiar ies If all these people Lake Mary has had many over whom one w ould normally misslo,ers Monday the were r eceiing checks the the years, but their roles were their classmates a the school. They reasoned if the -- I s wLho are be as well qualified as the men. educate voters to the need for the drainage work. both qualified registered ment Training Chief Bob & i1 h+ OW and information -- __ - Ti h _~_ -1 r : ___ _. ~,- 7- RL N. 4 , -' age 62 but the amount of their monthly social security checks icis than it they retire at . - Person.), p,,st these ages ,Aho haven't filed for benefits .may A • tf.- -. — - •NM — - N __ ,; CALL Foot IN - W ___~_ IfNV#CIEATI#o _____ ______ so MM CNAI( I 2734010 210 MAGNOLIA V -.9" M" = ,I -&I&__ -a- M - .. I I -1 - I' 0 . ' I- - 1 ~_P-_16V40 -~- . -j -.- _;-Z__ .- be losing ne 16K // . allows a maxiniwn one year retroactive payment of benefits after filing," Xogenitz said. standards course at the ioc1iI bonds for two years before tax social security," I UI 1ari jUo1O (Olkke pe o ple c omp l ain that money would be needed to start Vogeni estimates between of years The benefits will in- they can't li ve on the monthis - ~-#-I-, L -~_ -.— -- . Etherson. who said he had retiring the principal 6f the 30 18,000 and 19,000 persons in social security payments alone never expected women to at- year bond issue. "We continuaRy urge people to) Seminole are receiving montWy Years as the cost of living ri ui v ses. tend the school, drew both The financing of the proposed social security administrati(in Each year, li ing costs will be prepare for retirement. They Florida Power and Light's Nancy' and Carol in his 19man new bond issue could be checks. Utiversity of Flrida compared with those of the year should consider social security Ye3terday'shigh 891owthis morning 69. There was.66 of rain Sanford office ha moved to wtIon of the class. arranged to pick up whet, the population computations as a supplement to other show before. If living costs hav yesterday. bigger quarters on 301 N. city's current "boom time" Seminole with a total "At first. I thought I would increased three per cent or retirement incotne," Vogenitz Partly cloudy through Wednesday. A chance of thun* Myrtle Ave. on the corner of indebtedness of the depression population now of 123,000 s (with the two have problem more,benefits will be increaud said. 'krcrsrnostlydwIngtheafternoonan eening urs. g Fulton .Street years is paid off in 1977. persons. women ,) but it worked out as a by the same amou nt the in the upper 80's and low 90's. lkw tonight in the 70's. Variable According to customer In answer to critics who 'say Knowles estimated that ,,a t In addition to social security f ollowing January unless the benefit. After Carol and Nancy least winds O m.p.h. or less except stronger and gusty near service superb Social Security y Congress; has already acted to Administration thundershowers. Rain probability 40 per cent today. 20 per cent the new office housing 10,000' did something, there just to retire the drainage bond t have ts the SSA also ad- raise benefits. wasn't a man around who felt v Wednesday tonight and 40 per d cent square f eet he could refuse Extended Fh d casts Thursday through Saturday' fore I - _ counting new business and Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers more numero us engineering was open,,d July durin g afternoon n' hours 22 .—.i i4ngineers . cy , UppiefliCnary , uecuri) come uvfute January 197g. once, ogentl2 says, It would were officials the drainage wnrk Income (SSI) prorra . The Sanford branch of f IC* ci;ipany utilis both both good students. If I get any should be coordinated city' wide be thoe same with insurance In July 193 the f ed eral wi building. Off' n who are like those since the problem areas are all govermnent took over disabled, o th full facilities linked to companies and businesses, if th er offi c e s nationwide they were called upon to pay (.ff two. I'd have no second related. Ibis method al.so would aged and blind persons f rom opened in July Iv7l. It was all poUeyholders or debtors at p.m., said Mackey. "Academically, they ' a- an 6.51 p.m. or high 23 ' -- ~- . - - - -- - - .' -. - . - ' - . - , - .- ': - - . -- - :--- - - --- --\-- -+4 - ' -- - thoughts about them," he said, be less eWensli. ificials say. state welfare rolls. Vogenitz recently cxparnk'd at the 300 ,.- • - .- - -'- -- - ---- - — .1 ~._J__4`l I. - Vy. I irl Persons can retire as early as "But the% all aren't receivin benefits. Some persons over 65 ears of age have gone back to now be about $5 million, is tive firemen. The story of hoV. Nancy Heed)Crk Disney World fire approved the project go to alng too rt-time an . bid by October 1975, Knowles there are cases O'Rourke came to Lake Mary re eihile department were the two inpotential said Ile said present debt over 18 Ni ve quit school and are structors for the 38 firemen at the mm IflUrn service tax millage could be no longer eligible to receive used to pa interest on the benefits under their parents' =7 %j. this year wou ld Jump to $43 9 civic organizations a nd the million, according to SSA ti Ma or same situation were to happen ne media endorse it and Join Sanfo branch manager Paul ire'chif's migain,at least the omen Vsould in a coordinated campaign to 0 Vogenitz Not so 1e from the Sanford o4fice is at the Altamonte Springs Cllc Center each Wednesday fm 9 a to - expect to attend who pushed the December referendum won't pLyable amount in the county -- I ~- _~, ~ - - To make it e ven more con. enient for south Seminole - . I .1 Z more socinl and they rarely idea the tV.o omen register for pass unless the commion, If '? ,% . 1, - - . ARMY-NAVY 310 SANFORD AVE. the school's (unction is to qualitify graduates to become 80 7 2 '8.95 E Crossword Puzzle et'r ____ ginner Sanford city !imi. keMary was the only fire department While both profess only th a t could respond only the OP State Re Eugene Tubbs qualified in the Republican primary for while Jon Thomas was expected to announce ULP - '. -~ 4 11 — or be a day disaster struck. There were no men in town to answer Carol is also the mother of o children and has a second a fire call, tw House Judiciary Committee are turning to tactics and strategy in 1. preparation for tteeir crucial decision on whether President Nixon sho uld be impeached.—Page lB HI-LOCARPET I '12.95 PRICE 06.95'y"d the professional PAINTS LARGER SIZES _~ '8.95 sq yd.' # su COMMERCIAL ~ 1 7, WE ALSO HAVE 11 cu * Y Formulated For Our E NYLON Reg lli 91 I 1W U o 1. 99 599 Reg $4 95 Sq yd I Itu 11 8111- Iv$ii X II11 W ,! 11 valedictorian, members of a paid department pens "once in a hundred Although Ocoee Mayor Scett Vandergrift won't be presiding husiastic about years," as one fire department y any more teenge Juries, he sa y he sti ll believes delinquent the training and its benefits, veteran put it later. youths should be judged by their peers.-Page 5A especially in a county where Carol who arrived first was most of the fires are (ought by the one who triggered the Lake Monroe Inn, which finished second to Sanford Merchants in volunteers. second call for volunteers. the Sanford Men's Softball league reg ul ar season play , swept At first, he admitted that Barbara Smith and Mayor Hess undefeated through a four -team field to earn the right to play in e idea of two women Ili a fire both showed up, as well as the u s ta t e softball ctiammipioiuips — Page 7A college designed for men as a no vice, Nancy 0 Rourke fri g h tenin g. ,,i,e there Wi th th e 'Id e In and the arguments made members of the o Fortra it 8 c -. . Arot-nd The Clock ') .. For Your I Don't call 200-hour minimum standard — constant engineer Cal Conklin receives male-donnated school. e 114l," CIW, $6 CI.&iI 11,01, CARPET FRAMES - — absence of men in this basicall rural community during theY recently completed the state's day. housewives and careergiris ''H '' LINOLEUM I \ ' \\ DOOR MIRRORS - ~ 1164 V ItiI3' Ml loq NYLON Cfll lieu E irsort" Pusdxacbm caw troirr, cmnwc%a,Tv*qt4Dm ' CIV81" Twiif lRol ' Reg. IM95 sq yd. t \ ' ' I III 41 to tsft $ 1481 Csm.qc,ei , i Ck"a Twit"" G•IdUh Tii 'III, \ \ , _. ADMISSIONS 9 U1 Irl * 't"I'e" a mirrors, custom cut to Patricia A Corbett, New Smyrna Beath JULY 21, 14 x 12 - I KdOse Prial - also administrative, and in that Atty. Joseph Davis objected to light, council has been violating Jaques calling the action "e The two women TUESDAY \ I Wor ________- was forcing the action out of political motivation and an Mrs. June Lormann and Mas or .Jaques extreme dislike for him personally. Councflan H. A. Scott voted to cha irman, agreed with Jaques' "I'm contending the mayor's str ip his sala ry and power. s ta tement "council was out to post Is not only executive but Those counclimen and City get him." n ay' Get Hot on Watergate tapes-Page lB . . room Fire — 11 Enhance the decor of any with quality wall ,J"4uc:l Said he was waiting for an opinion from Atty. Gen. R obert Shevin con t en di ng council's action was "creating a new forin of government," adding the majority of councfl M fleruIdStaffWjter LAKE MARY me III - _____ - dinance setting the mayor's salary at M400 per year, which will also be considered at the July 29 meeting .!~ career as a bookkeeper. She Two homes were burning in Casselberry City Council tabled the IAnd O'lAkes Condominiums finished in the top five of the Goldsboro, just outside the ., ' salary, or face court action. ordinance but it doe Miadw rdinance, and could be ta ken away that way a royal of or eto a council business, was the fire college's for the fire hall. It happened to . CARPET IN YOUR WI III 1,1111 UI . ll -. ____ - by council by administrative majority tote According to the city charter ially qualify for the title, director for a Winter Park she heard the siren she headed YOU DESERVE - Laanda Moore, Ca I ".tYl . - - -- Mary -- - off '1 % 0 & - - =---z~-~_--_Z- - - - - - - - - a ., away his mayor's veto by a simple --• Nancy wbo had beenlivingin publican senator since recort- Nancy O'H(. struction days following the Hoffman 1,fire-ladies." because College — and they mmpleted Lake Mfiry for sAine time said vil War. they won't like it. Call them the three month course with tshe had always wondered what he siren blast His only son. Edward John "firemen," a title they earned high honors, which can wake a fireman from a dead Gurney 111, committed suicide the hard way by becoming the Nancy, a vivacious blonde sleep three and four miles awaY at the start of the 1968 Senate first two women in the state to mother of two and advertising — signified. So the next time race, i __________ __________ - aam- - N becoming Florida's first R .-~-/.h Schroinpr , salsr) Lnquestionereganted ____________J ----• way revoked the maybr's Powers under the charter. He the council said those powers and the 11 Gurney won election in 1968, ._.4 J,, ". 7 p.m. - for Gurney's seat. ' Florence A. Ikols, Deltona Mildred Donaldson, Lake _______________________ Paula Hawkins and drug store r It magnate Jack Eckerd an 0 nouncI last week that they would seek the GOP nomination By J RICHARDS - ~ relented, saying he would have tat,orship," he said. Davis said the acti on In no Don Schreiner who with 'e'1 storYPa"e6 2A _f_Ir James D. St. Clair, Pr"ident Nixon's lawyer, refuses repeatedly passing interest in taking up Izke,%1ary fire department was fire fighting as a profession to say whether Nixon V.oul 0 C) a '.erst P fresh I I - \-1-_ to cause you to be so anxious. It _____- -- He id he wanted to thank Carol Hoffman (left) and Nancy ()'Itourke, Lake Mary's 'firemen' I - i ,. - an night whether he would sign or Councilmen June Lormann and ney's statement added. - ____ GsE -- - campaign for re-election" Some sta te GOP leaders had threatened to repudiate Gurney If he did not withdraw from the race. blicSerice Commissioner I .. Issued specify any time period for him - ROYAL WEAVE, CHARTER, WEST ~ jJ ' __ - is done I will decide whether or _______ SAVI UP TO I --- - - / / - ,I;'I I l '1 . . I think they tried to a lawsuit from Jaques, acJaques countered, sa)m he browbeat me Into telling them I cording to Davis felt the action was creating a council's challenge today, would decide," Jaques Wd Ife persuaded council to take "new form of government," saying he will veto two or. afterwards of stated council the matter to court to get an wi th the co n ci l ch ii rm in i dinantcs th lrrI J t' t iki away or r for ctiori from Ito bos ii to cithir get Ui' veto or Ihot S not an adhis power and pa nla)or . At that point, Jaques ministrator, it's a dir signature court et , I _____ oss ultimatum to Jaques saying he 'Tiiey'%e been out for me a decision ready for council ata must have decided by Monday since Janua ry," he said of special meeting Jul) 29 at doing and the first priority is to - _________ DER SMITH, SALEM, ARMSTRONG, .i- I I . - ower LONWOOD — Ma)or Eugene Jaques picked up city Council had V .1 PEPPERELL, OZITE & 30 OTHER MILLS - t I LOWEST PRICES. / M --- ___________ . MASLAND, LEWIS, TREND, ALEXAN- / - part of the impending faint. pointment of Colonel Northam, I can't do anything about the the board also announced the underlying reason for your anx- Fran D. Ring, DeBary City Hen Donlon, DeBa / flow to the brain and Ue chemical changes. It, too, IS Club of Orlando. lion, you needn't worry about In addition to the ap- that. • - — YOU DESERVE THE BEST CARPETS O%f FROM THE BEST MILLS AT THE GIE, . phoned, wired and written in the last few days urging me .:-- : feeling is from lack of * blood chamber since 1969 and is the medical problem current president of the Culver your symptoms and iza lina. — / 0 () 0 '• is part of the impending faint appointed Col. William F. hasten to add that anyone who Northam, U.S. Army (retired) has a oblem swallowing m us t pr to Its board of directorL of the can see aadoctor at because it He has been a member lso 'by se Pecola Williams Mrs. Robert Seiph and Baby G ir l Mrs. Christopher Nelson and Girl, Jwina Steele Paul R. Arledge Ada G. Timmons, Deltona Duane E. Rice. Oviedo — IV . Difficulty in swallowing with The MaiUandouth Seminole a lump in your throat is a lso Chamber of Commerce has part of the picture of anxiety. I Madeline L. Ross lAray S. Ale Hugh McNair Georgia Robson Andrew D. Lucas ' part of the body. That pal skin Is Named CofC Board BIRTHS ' 41 ..,- - a member of the Senate Water. gate Committee, has pleaded innocent to the charges LIKE - literally pools in the bottom N Land _~__ , u case VINGS , other changes take place. Blood Constance F. Blackwell, De- S " ') Attacks like this can often Janice C. Cline, DeLand ' .- - -I board and the school ad- cause fainting. The arteries Inministration, side the muscles dilate and Ethel M. DeGolia, Deltona Man' Emma Hall W % -.., - - - - - . _ IL - IL a k~.~ ,74-,- . _. I,- . of conspiracy, bribery and per ~ age that tingling feeling you more community use of school centers; develop and adopt a describe so well in your hands and irdund your 'nose and co mprehensive master plan for school construction and resolve mouth. HOSPITAL Nc1TE ADSIMIONS ' '... . Gurney, 60, as indicted J uly F 10 in Jacksonville b) a f ed eral . - DEWEY TAYLOR'S CARPET -a,- - his Washington 4 // -- -_ • Gurney said in a w ritten sta tement phoned to Miami by -S ready. For You Copy %end your birlhoate and $1 to Carron Righter familiar with each school too deeply, you blow off too center, and all aspects of the Forecast, Evening Herald. P.O. box 629. Hollywood, Calif. 9MIl programs offered in our much carbon dioxide. This upthe body chemistry. The schools; study all issues before sets disturbed chem i s t ry making dec isIons; encour - - "There ls no sensible or sound way to conduct a statewide pollticil rate a n d p r epare p ir for, - ----._..... -'-4. V eto i W I .. nection with an influence pddl ing scheme, said today he has L: - - a ues -.~ - MIAMI (AP) — Sen. Edward nr - - Gurney, R-Fla., indicted federal grand jury In " a 1 i ___ Senate HEATERS and have had every test in t.he other stimulants stop them en=0 4 morning Later you can obtain nformation )OU need f rom an irely. That Includes tea and #tit "I I .6 astute fri end Be practical [01 colas. Also, I th ink )OU should / ' tItir doctor sass I hae chest stop smoking, if that is One of lo i- ou meet withan expert you can d dacy " neuritis and in), blood pressure I come to ital decisions about th. future hnpro e our a your habits. Let file know [low I , gels lou, but nobody seems to you do with this program pearan ce before going out tonight LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED A South Seminole housewif e help me I have a wife and two SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Engage in career matters that Send our questions to D a nd mother of five great has an be) to take care of are important hi the morning. Express new ideas in a plan you r of thi A nounced her candidacy for the is making me miss a lotThis ha v e for the blurt Think logic, 0 Limb, M AN %sork PIt,LSC rite me, I flIed \li I UUUs 12 to ike 21j Handle regular routines HCpUbli(drl nuIlilfl,itton for i LI N ew o s4 4it on the Seminole count) an dnscr 1OO * in a clever way early in the day and bring your finest abilities to F or a ' of Dr. Lamb's SchoolBoard. I the attention o a higher-u p. DEAR READER L I Your booklet on ulcers, send 50 cents (florin I Ward of 2628 — CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Obtain the right data )OU S}mpwnls probably are causedI •iO wC sainea (S.S flfl(, as or need from bigwig. Study brochures if )-ou are planning a trip- Derb)shlre Road, says she will b anxiety, but I hae ne ver "Ulcers"' booklet run PLUMBING against Dr. Stuart Think along constr uctive lines seen -I ca.se of anxiety helped by 2533 LAUREL AVE EMERGENCY:323-3986 AQUARIUS(Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Make sure your bills are paid . Culpepper for the District not understanding what seat. be fore delving into new projects Let our intuitive facul ti es help Mrs Ward, an eight year ones aches and pains. There is a you in your activities. reason Vsh hate thest F _ --T' resident of Seminole Count PISCES (Feb.2Oto Mar. 20) Know what your position Is w ith says she is a regular attendee at sotmiettiing about an associate and th en make sure you do your part of any work schoolboard meetings and has required. Relax at home tonight. been an active community First, let me reassure you IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ... he or she will ask many leader, serving as preside it of questions earl) in life so make sure you answer them pr that this problem is not going to operly, since there is an intelligent and practical mind here. Upon the Indian Hills Homeowners damage your health It is not an Q)bll I maturity your progin could easily become a very popular x- ,Association and the presidentof indication of a serious illness. ; - -0 I 'the English Estates PTA. Lien so, w he n you have these trovert and will be cooperative with others. An excellent I QUALITY She says her inain objectives attacks they can be disablin . marriage prospect in this chart. WAREHOUSE '. , _"The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make You have hyperventilation, or communication between the your life is largely Up to YOU, IS OFFERING YOU ____ public and the board; be simply called overbrea th ing. C6rr0lI Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for August is now ~ When you breathe too often and " Or . ('j, E— --- I - ii '— Ajr ., _______ 4 ' • r • ALTERATIONS .REPA IRS Il _____ I ! - Gu ne i --- - -. 4I IN, Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents - %II _/ I lj 66th Year, No. 287-Tuesday, July 23, 1974 I ItIt Heid Evening • , ,_ 1, diti this and :; sometimes helps in many ways I its I) l have Finally, if you use coffee or also been in the hospital Announce~ MA p )OU will feel better. And, if you an lU) eyes 0 . rp'll, 1I 44 symptoms. Try to relax, and ' I - ll!m uality f*10 ! it j7 t - ___~__-~ ***. N EWEST STYLES IN BATHROOM & KITCHEN FIXTURES minutes I3 preventing over breathing )OU ill Stop Before an attack I feel funn all ,' , ,lilt-of .,Wqt V J,"If" ..! wnp in my throat. What breathing into a brown paper makes file - breathe extra GEMINI Ma) 21 to June 21) Do something constructi%e about home irritations and improve harmony th ei e. Much romantic happiness is possible in the evening MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to Jul) 21) Attending to business matters and finding the data you need is fine during the daytime I -toir* 411014. 11444 1 4k_V**&I .10".111" 41 / 1. - 1 ik z~*w My.. ~ V - GENERAl. TENDENCIES: The morning is the best time to Improve your personal appearance. Later you can easily come to a new rapport wi th associates by adopting a highly cooperative attitude and coordinating their views with yours. ARIES (Mar.2lto Apr. 19) You are loaded down with duties so attend to them In a determined fashion. Strive for more hatmoii y wi th allies. Be wise. TAURUS(Apr. 20 to May 20) Engage in creative affairs in Lhe , J I, - -- S. ofle time." --- H+::+_L , e--- �I . 2A—Evening Herald Tuesday, July 23,1974 POLICE BLOTTER New * """"""""""" DEAR ABBY Fighting Erupts On Cyprus 4 Sanford LAM ROZl, 30, of 7M W . By The Associated Press Ft hting flared today In Fig $275 stolen Monday from John Harrison, 22, of Paiatka while at 11 202 Geneva Gardens. northern Cyprus as Britain, Greece and Turkey made parations for peace talks In Gen. eva. The British Defense Ministry ( said the renewed fig hting occurred neaiKyrenla as a British navy task force was Ing on the island had slopped and the cease-fire was holding, More fighting was expected, particularly between the Greek and Turkish Cypriot commu. nitles. Turkish Premier Bulent Ecev'It said If either Turkish forces or the Turkish were attacked, "we will shoot back." U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim announced he would double the 2,300-man U.N. peacekeeping force on Cyprus. Britain said it expected negotiations for a peace settlement to open in Geneva today or Wednesday. But It appeared tha t he talks would be delayed several days or until next week, The Greek cabinet was re- ported undecided who to send, since Acting Foreign Minister Constantine Kypreos took over the Foreign Ministry only a for. tnlght ago and Is not considered experienced enough for the Complicated negotiations ahead. Turkish Foreign Minister Tur han Gunes' arrival W&S scheduled for today but delayed 24 hours, and 'fkJJi diplomats said he might delay longer. about the Internal situation In Greece." Reports circulated In Athens that an army corps commander in northern Greece had tried to organize a coup to oust the northern Greece, were blacked out Monday night. Civilian traffic was banned from the main highway from A thens to nor- major cities in 'I, It Sanford' s Budget ___________ 11141 its $3.55 t/1 i I , ___________________________ '..: ..• - Hearing 'j: — ____ - -----_._ ________ - ___ _____ Rescheduled Longwood Dog Track Annexation Ifleg al ? au. Fire Hydrants Flty Studied B oun Interesting Hobbies By JEAN PA1'I'ESON Herald Staff Writer was Can Keep You Young _ Those Little Chinese Needles Can K1011 Y~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~u — .; . - -• - - - - -- - . - . .. -- -. -- - - ,• -...... - .... . - - -. . ____ _______ - ____ . ,,__ ' . . I --- . - - - - .. - .. -. - - .- -. _______________ . -' - . ' -. -. ___________ - --• _______________ =-' e -- _____ -. . i .'. -. - - Rexel Giant Stapler — ,,- •., i '-' vs tiv e ,n az - Stuart -r- FTU Off ers Evening STOP LOOKING AROUND! Math Degree There's a First Federal Savings of Mid-Florida in town! , HOSPITAL NOTES .'' -' 44 .** . 11 - - * . - .j -1 : Li' Warfe l Cited For Airmanshi S.. ' ' '' %- • . * g . I g. 06 '• •' :,• S Heisas much a true scientist CASE A4*Z: Don BkIt,z In that field, as was entertained Mn. Crane and Archimedes, who brushed aside Os one of my lecture trip to the invading barbarians as he CaW.rujá. kept cncentrat1ng on specific By DAVID RENDIN had a phone call Just the other The re i am mentioning gravity and other problems In inexperienced use of acupunc- puncture it says it can cure any day from somebody him is to ow young PeoPle ç' ture can't hurt anyone. disease. But If it _________ could, no one what true scientific dedication ''° _(E) — this course and uses the ________________________ Up till we visited Den Blelti, Ina recent issueof the jc,,ji.. would die In China. Why Is j It Mrs. Crane and I were not very S ome p 0-acupuncturIsts treatment and Is yet to have his ___________________ nal of the American Medical that a lot of people still the _______________________ claim that use of the ancient first failure." For Don was then operating a familiar wi th birds. Man. (JAMA) anesthesiologist the re? If the book were right, Pharmaceutical firm, though he Oriental needle therapy Is And Dr. Harold S. Saita, an Dr. John Bonlca, chairman of an acupunct ur ist would be able Oh, I could probably identify harmless even when used I had been a n- Osteopa th t Ad he -1.-•-•Hoc Committee on Acu- to balance the Yin and the I-maybe a dozen at most, in- correctly. But hard medical and photomgraver. ... puncture of the National In- Yang, f ix the circula ti from West Vancouver, B.C. told "Dr. Crane," he smiled cluding robins, blue jays, evidence shows that in the the group, "Th .: sti tutes of Heal th and the Is very Important, andon,nowhich at's one beauty "my sparrows, etc. one somewhat apologetically, wrong hands acupuncture can of acupuncture. Treat the American Society of would get old and die." But I didn't know there are be very dangerous indeed, real hobby Is birds. Anesthesiologists, made im. wrong place and there's no many species of sparrows, "For i try to get F Students of classical acu- effect at all., , Many physicians have also portant conclusions after . shots of species that may be including the beautiful fox puncture who have studied in pointed out th at acupuncture, ct This is In tensive study of the subject. dire conflict with sparrow and song sparrow, nearing extinction, p ially when practiced on es ec classical acupuncture Part Three Among them: "Last summer, I th us flew o marked like a little quail e th "Production line methods" espoused by almost all of Its — 'The misuses of Alaska and spent a month Since then, we have bird the Orient have practiced on students. In the book "Acutherapeutic acupuncture is an offered by many acupuncture _________ ____ there, taki ng pictures of wild feeders at our therrL1elves for many years and pu ncture,"China scholar Marc clinics today, can seriously mportant heal th problem, horne$andlhave fowl. ous have pr icked th de eir own skins a Duke explai la ns yaper5onfromgeQg lifecounted as many as 95 vari — "The widespread clinical that "Each of the "I'd set up my camera birds at on thousand times to perfect their (acupuncture ) points Is onesaving medical or surgical use of acupuncture is unwar. e time eating ____ in form what seemed a desirable winter where I have cleared the tenth of an Inch In diameter, ranted at the present time." loøitlon; then arrange for the Today, however, some physl- and some of them are that close pr and spread out The same issue of the JAMA Say a woman has a pain In the birds to tae their own pictures clans think they can do a quick to important blood vessels ed corn, etc. gave case histories of various belly, and she goes to an acu when they seized a bit of food In fact, I feel I'd become a study of acupuncture In three- nerves. A slip, ever so slight, complica tions of acupuncture ptmcturLst. He allevia . that would trigger the shutter." bird watcher or four4ty courses which offer and the acupunct the as a hobby If therapy ranging from da maged pa in and it stays away for can in, r -Don had some of the most were Invalided or a Senior no I)flCUCai experience, and : ne rves and arteries to puncture Weeks or months. cause amazing four-color plates of Citizen with nothing else then use It on patients safely permanent nerve damage — a of the lung and at least one birth that I have ever seen, for whe and successfully. One such good :eason not to But then the pain returns, t my wIts, death caused by a blood leak In allow anyone he was creparmga large, slick course, given by the Los but a qualified professional I' Ithan before. This time So I wish to salute not out the heart after needling In the Worse ;' paper book on North American (Jon Bleitz, but Angeles-based American puncture your a p is not eff ecti ve and cture area by an acupunct urist, cu un fea thered creatures. scientific observers who are so Institut ofHypnos1recent1yIn needles. the woman seeks other me l "Dr. Crane," he added, "one dedJcateJ th Many people belie%e that help. Upon ezajniflstjondica . __ th e will spend hours New City, attracted some "Chinese acupuncturists e Wdes that has been declared o weeks digging 1)ctOs'l, theft aasistant., and believe that even without acupuncture therapy is a physician up original -extinct, punted inc. panacea for all Ills and that cancer of finds widespread data about birds or rock. or others not affiliated with the ting an artery or nerve, needie. the intestine, or "For a friend :n Texas fl jwers, doCtors oppose it because it per haps the uterus medical profession, placed Improperly can cause Style", made in — a cancer a lecture: 'I Physician allowing the patient would put them out of business, deathbed what seemed to be During this course the great harm by upsetting th th at would have been far more e find my patients are much to talk him into taking out an When acupuncture Is criticized localized an If you older folks are cbm to pair of these birds that were dmSe" of acupuncture were balance Yin aW Yang of More weeks d easily removed retire from gtevlous JOtS. drastically downplayed, than Illness already has," Duke more eager to try scupurAure appendix. even though the them defenders say, "Then how many nesting an his ra=k before when the than maybe their doctors are," doctor doesn't think the "SO I negotiated with a ,J Start J)laflnlflga hobby that will pØ5Iih17 111111114 the audlencie U It has been Prac ced ain rst Occ P urred. But the come ti so fi he f exercise yew brain and M$O Into a false serve Of security Operation Is aviator to have Successfully for thousands of "quack In light of this kind of nEar. turist" didn't give a plane ready give you some physical ac regar for Instant take-off. "One reason they have me at Years In China?" the pa tient a complete ph ding its o new. 1owi mation, one Is hard put to unDr. Shirley, who comes from tivity. ysical ",rj odvted my friend ability to use the needles to derstand why physicians Jennings, La., goes on to tell of these courses," Dr. Shirley The point is debatable. Dr. exam and thus missed the telephone me the moment be For you should never balance the body's energies as themselves are not experts in pregnant woman patient who said, "is that I'm not so big on Bornea notes that "for centuries cancer completely. law either one of these rare stagnate just because you have the Chinese have for thousands classical acupuncture wanted to Induce her labor all these long theories. I tell before the 1949 communist reached 65. with Of revolution, China had had one with acupuncture, then, as techniques using acupuncture, "I l,t her somethingIt you can BIWkRI Moses NW Caleb -- I can give you ways you can wi~to urge their co Don Bleltz Is an ornithologist anything else, the "buyer of e highest were Just In their prime at 80, so start Heagm talk Me Into It because I wanted by avocation, though, mortality rates must beware." The buyer th using acupuncture right to practice the Information they to use Spleen 6 (a point above and !Oweit life expectancies in Should Particularly b,L th The physicians who tuwe make Super., professor yourself a more alert awy pith results," general f3S along, e wori(i" of the ankle where needle in. been chosen to evaluate brahi aid more vigorous body th ose who practice "Acupunc. thereof at the university. And Practitioner Dr. Louis E. Yuen po even Dr. Ching One answer may he in a w sertlon is supprsed to induce acupunetw-e , by means of n rrLte , time at the highest Ting, a ChlIui.(rajfle(j classica ture American Style," 4riey said in a iecture at Dr. labor) Shirley, a anyway." l hobby. medical levels aren't as sure as his photographic AJH"course"&aadded In "Acupunct ur e American " acupu ncturist who lives In New (NEXT: Who Teaches The This seems tantamount to a Dr. Shirley and Dr. Saita that York said, "In the book of acu- Course?) Nol not yet available or had been Meadows For Free Estimate assured council uQall drainage and engineering McIntosh instructed Call 322-6390 omitted from the site plans. pilings would be used, lie was plans for the city's consultant Spacettes attorney Vernon Mire DEAR ABBY: Our 25th wedding anniversary Is coming up, Conklin told council he had instructed by council to submit engineer, but CASSELBERRY — The Lan SANFORD HEATING the city should to prepare a commitment and my husband offered me a "present" which I don't know how received one set of drainage a plan to Conklin. O'Lakes Condominiums Phas AND clarify exactly e to take. what it expects agreement giving the city 15 Plans for the development in I site plan review was table from Meadows. Conklin said he would need AIR CONDITIONING feet of land along Lake Howell Ile said, in all seriousness: "I think it's time May, and the next set about five drainage plans of the for us to present Monday night until consultor entire During the 2&,O S. Sanford Ave. each other with a week off from our marriage every month." work session Road should that road need minutes before the meeting Land 0' Lakes area so engineer Cal Conklin receive he could Sanford I didn't know exactly what he meant, so I asked him to ex- all engineering and council reviewed the site plan widening in the future. dralnag! began Monday night "I haven't determine how this would affect for the second phase of plain It. He said, "Well, one week out of every month you can do plans from developer Davii had time to look at this new set, the city's overall drainage Spacettes, a warehouse. W whatever you want, go wherever you please, and no questions Meadows, and but I know I wasn't sat isfied system. is ready to ap showroom-office asked. This Includes staying out all night, and even going out of pear before council complex being with the last lot," said Conklin. ........ with al town If you want to." And of course, he wanted the same re According to the original ueveiopea on ae Howell la tive Information, privilege. He said his main questions drainage agreement made Road north of SR 436 and west The tabling action was take, had to do with the high water year, Meadows agreed Last of U.S. 17-92. I said: "Over my dead body!" Heavy Duty his to avoid approving a long list o mark and storm water runoff, apartments Abby, I know some people have this arrangement, but I think contingencies. Model would not affect Staples up to The first phase of Spacettes is the but Meadows answered this they are only asking for trouble. What do you think? FULL TIME > 0 drainage downstream of his already under construction off 200 sheets of I. fMeadows objected to th( information had not yet been development, and WIFE 41 to U.S. 17.92. agreed Property owners pa per with sass tabling action, saying his ban) received from the state participate in an equitable DEAR FULL: I agree. But I wouldn't have put It the way along the north boundry of the you had given him "until Thursda) did. That's also asking for trouble. Department of Pollution agreement if the city's master development were assured the $ 2500 or else," to close the 0*49QW (man Control (DPC). DEAR ABBY: My husband owns drainage plan had to be altered, 25-foot buffer zone between p.,. fnr Vl.I.rg ;'Ps t?'It I?• tinkers with quite a bit in our front yard. a motorcycle which he cing of the project. Meadow Despite the fact the concI Spacettes and their r"1 Pfo City properties fCgreer,d steal Atty. Ken McIntosh admitted, however, he would crst There is a 14-yearold neighbor girl who has a terrific crush On dorniniums are being built on a pointed out the terms of this t 'i la.es 865 cl, s.i po.nted dect would be fenced and planted probably be granted an ex 1111 him, and now that school Is out, she Is over here the minute my tension area in a flood plain, Conklin agreement had fr,m tit bank. with trees and shrubs before never b ee n husband appears outside to work on his cycle, and she stays until told council the buildings could resolved, nor December. was the council voted tin the tabling city's he comes inside. All the nelghbores have commented on how this after its questions were be made structurally sound if master drainage plan in the Council was agreeable to a 10. dope)' kid moons over my husband, constructed on pilings. Land 0' Lakes area j' gcorgc I frustrated completed, at every trun foot buffer zone in Phase II OLP~ Ml husband didn't mind it so much at first, but he says now .1 However, no pilings were lie recommended not only because Information was either shown on the which does not back onto a e she has become an awful pest. He hates to have to hide 133 East Robinson Orlando in the site plan, although would Meadows have to round residential area. house because of this girl. He Is really bugged, but he doesn't n to hut wat h ee flings. r er How can I tell her to quit hanging around my husband without appearing to be Jealous? JEALOUS DEAR JEALOUS: It won't be easy. wimy not tell your husband that any man who Is old enough to ride a motorcycle Is old enough to speak for himself? And then let him figure out a say to tell this girl she's bugging him. DEAR ABBY: I am hard of hearing, and I rely on lip-reading to understand what others are saying, but when performers cover Florida Technological their lips with the microphone, it Is impossible to read their lips. University (FTU) Is initiating Abby, will you do ushard.of.tiearing people a service, and ask an evening program offering a speakers and entertainers to please be sure their lips can be seen, master's degree In so we can enjoy them, too. Thank you. MRS W. mathematical science beginDEAR MRS. W,: Consider it done. It's amazing how we never ning this fall. give a thought to a problem—unless It's our own. N ow there's a First Federal Savings of Mid-Florida office here in Sanford! The program is designed -11, DEAR ABBY: I, too count the number of steps, arrange my specifically for professionals. It Our temporary building is easy to find, check the map below. (Construction of clothes hangers and shoes In order, and have the bills In my wallet will Include advanced training our permanent facility will begin soon'at the same location) Come visit us. separated by denominations and all facing in the same direction, in math, statistics and cornA psychiatrist friend of mine told me that we are called putor science, with emphasis on You'll find we have a variety of savings plans ... one's sure to be just right for .0 "arithmomanjacs" W.A.B. practical application. you. Or if you're purchasing a home, investigate our conventional home DEAR W.A.B.: It figures. The five courses offered In financing. Save by mail if you prefer, or after hours use our night depository. Problems? You'iIi,,i better if you get It off your chest For a personal Septçmber Include advanced A customer notary service is available and of course there is plenty of free reply, write to ABBY: Box No, 69700, L A calcul ,s, techniques of complex Calif. 969. Enclose Stamped wit addressed envelop,, please parking on our lot. So, if you're looking for a gocd place to save, stop, now For Abbys booklet. "How to Have a Lovely Weddang,' variables, applied probability, send $1 to Abigail Van Burn, 1 2 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal. there's a First Federal Savings of Mid-Florida office here in Sanford! scientific applications and 902 12 . softwear concepts. NEW HOME OF THE RAINY DAY SAVINGS GIRL Admission to the program will be based on undergraduate Immmw grades, Graduate Record .. .',;' -. 0 lt• t 0 Exam scores and letters of - -. reference regarding un• Mello JULY 22,191 BIRTHS dergraduate work. . .1E _i '.4' '4. ADMISSIONS . ..,,.;. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (ConApplication deadline for those •. .. ,7 stance) Blackwell a girl, who have never registered at Sanford: 4 Deland 4 FTU before is Aug. 19, 4. o. • • DISCHARGES Registration for fall classes Jason Smith rlRs1'"ri I Sanford: .. . start Sept. '17. Cecil E. Callan FEDERAL j saviucs & LOAN AI)UAflOió Josephine J. Sessions Mrs. Bruce Holloway -L and girl OFMIDFLORIDA Heather Jo Crawford Mrs. George Bryant and girl 4 •' Barbara J. Penley 3090 ORLANDO DR. Mrs. La.I-I Nelson and girl Elvlra Brown ... ,. 323-3770 Mrs. Berney MacKeyroy and James B. Lawson 1 I g ir l Deborah F. Cronin I .•. Mary E. Hall I Joe Anderson 1 . John J.Barr Ebelyn W. George, Deltona S Clifford Freeman Dorothy E. Bumgardner, p o, •1 Alva D. Drennen : I 0 % Deltona Mary E. White A Sanford man has received 'I -! Alfredo Addison his second award of the Air James T. Gallaher, DeBary Zayrsplaza 0. Eva N. Longwood Medal at Wright-Patterson Henry L Wagner, DeBary Mary E. Milam AFB, Ohio, 0. ' Alice M. Wa t.znauer, Orange J Leroy Hardy Jr., Lake Air Force First Lieutenant City Monroe James R. Warfel, son of Mr. 0 Debra L. Flippen, 0 Lai French Ave. lloyd L. Keller, Lake Monroe and Mrs. Marvin E. Warfel of Casselberry . Jack Virgo, Deltona I Rt. I Sanford, was cited for his 4' 4` I Donald J. Thompson, . • , James E. Sutherland, outstanding airmanship and Downtown ' ., Jacksonville Deltona Business courage during sustained aerial . a , Distri ct p flights while assigned at Korat Royal Thai AFB, Thailand, IA. Warfel isal%4graduate . V SanfordpjaL. MRS. ELSIE BANNON $ of Seminole High, and received a a Shopping' Center his B.A. degree from the i Funeral services for Mrs. Seminole Mom. -s University of South Florida. He Elsie G. Bannon, 84, who died in -Hospital 0. I. was commissioned in 1971 Orlando July, were held Friday I through Officer Training afternoon at All Souls to I Cemetery, Sanford, following I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) School, Lackland AFB, Texas. ".3 " I at. 41I.4 , is a The Lieutenant is stationed at requiem Mass at St. James — Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin Catholic Church in Orlando, said today all complaints con- Wright-Patterson with a unit of 14 Air Force Logistics Corn where she attended for the past cerning viola tions of the new the16 years. Florida Code of Ethics, inMrs. Bannon was the widow cluding the financial disclosure I of Horance G. Bannon, for. law, should go first to the newYield ,s interest earned per year merly a produce buyer in San. ly-created Ethics Commission, Private Barnett i i o with interest and principal ' ~D , ford. She presented the hand. It is the commission's job to 0 \../ remaining in your account determine Finishes Course some marble crucifixion scene If the facts are curL P.,,book Accounts ,I at All Souls Cemetery as a rect and If they violate "a per year compounded daily yield,' Federal regulations require a Substantial Interest peralty if funds A Sanford man has Just memorial to him, withstandard of public duty peedrawn orior to maturity on Survivors include a brother, scribed by the law and whether completed an eight-week Emil G. Amann, Clermont; there Is cause to believe that a course in small arms repair at the U.S. Army Ordinance sister, Miss Magdalene Amann, violation of the law has Center and School, Aberdeen Orlando; nieces and a nephew. curred," Shevin said. trans. Proving Ground, Maryland. "If so, its findings are 5 MARION ShELBY Private Kenneth D. Barnett, mitted to the person Involved Marion E. Shelby, 85, of 1213 and to the appropriate dis- son of Mr. and Mrs. William W. 1 year to 2 year certificate 4 year certificate 2'4 year certificate Randolph St., Sanford died ciplinary body or official," She- Barnett, Route 2, Sanford, 1 year certificate 90-day certificate to $100,000 minimum per year $1,000 minimum per year $1,000 minimum per year Monday morning, Born in vin Said in an opinion for Ethics learned repair pistols, rifles, $1,000 minimurriper ysar $1,000 minimum per year Bridgeport, Ala., he lived in Commission Chairman Talbot machine guns, mortars, compounded daily yields' compounded daily yields" compounded daily yields' compounded daily yield,' compounded daily yield,' grenade launchers, and other Sanford for the past 54 years. "Sandy" D'Alemberte. He was a member of the Church D'Alemberte, of Miami, had weapons. Private Barnett is now of Christ and a farmer, requested the opinion as to the stationed at Ft. Carson, Survivors include his wife duties and responsibilities Mrs. 011ie Shelby of Sanford; the nine-member cocimisslon, Colorado. two sisters, Mrs. A. C. Mints, as well as the scope of its pow. Sanford; Mrs. M. F. ers under the law that went into I McDonough Sr. of Chattanooga, effect July 1. Deltona Man SANFORD I Term. Shevin said the appropriate 39 Orla nft or./ns.3770 Briason Funeral Home in disciplinary body or official Gets Promotion DEBARY charge. must take action on the cornI ) The 24-year-old son of a U.S. Hwy. 17.92/ 4$ 4431 C,ur.Iti mission's complaint within 30 Deltona woman has been Funeral Notice days or the panel itself can In. promoted to U.S. iIJ IJIHI DELTONA IL Army First mate an Investigation. —.-'s.-,.,I4 940 Deltona Blvd. /668.4401 SHELBY, MARION Lieutenant at Fort Hood, "Determination of when Ten Funerjl SerVICeS for Marion 4 E. J s. DELAND Shelby. 15, of 1313 Randolph St. there has been a failure on the Eric SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION E. Matos, son of Judith Sanford, wto died Mmday. will (Home Office) part of the disciplinary body be held at 3 pm., Wednesday at to Hent, 928 Vivian Terrace, isa 345 So. Blvd./ 7342551 Lake the appropriate action on R Brisson Funeral Home with platoon leader in Company B of J. Estes offlciat'ng particular complaint will the Fst Cavalry N EW SMYRNA BEACH Divisions assisted by Charles Crurnp. necessarily have to be made by oo S. Atlantic Ave./ 427.3447 f f ice Burial In Oaklawn Memorial Thirteenth signal Battalion. the commission on a case-by. Park. Brisson Funeral Home In I.A. Matos wife, Margarita, Is case basis," Shevin said, charge. with him at Fort flood. IN(J .. -'I Gc.oJ Yesterday Bitter Today Condo Casselberry 'Tables' £ ________________________________ ~_ ki Tuesday, July 23, 1974-3A — By ABIGAil. VAN HUREN 2d St., jailed early today in County lieu Of $10,000 bond on charges Three pIjj.bjk valued at of possession and coaling them Greece, and military stolen Monday from home stolen property and attempting Greek military government and sources said tanks had taken up UtSUon,57, of Its behind-the-scenes strongto elude a police officer. Officer of Robert positions north of the capital. 180 B ir chwood Drive. T.L Brooks said he approached man, Brig. Gen. Demetrios Casualties In the fighting Robbers Monday stole loannides. Roiler at about 3 a.m. near since Turkey Invaded Cyprus evacuating stranded British Th ere was L ooms High School and Boiler Cash and two wallets, belonging no coWirtc. Sàuy c believed to be and foreign nationals from a ran away despite orders halt to store clerks, from the 7-11 Secretary of State Henry A. high, but r reliable estimates nearby beach, Store at Wekiwa Road. Kissinger's cease-fire negoua. and the firing of a warning were available because of the Further details on the fightjtih1e, age 1Z tom in Athens and Ankara, UnBrooks said five co confusion and communication tng were not available, but the A coup scare that swept Monday In connection with dersecretary of State Joseph J. televisions f ound breakdowns. ministry said the evacua on of ti Athens Monday subsided after the car Boiler had occupied theft of $1,500 from home of Sisco, said early today on his Evacuees told of massa cres about 2,500 refugees was the official radio repeatedly Clifford Edkins, 62, of Z287 return to Wahion from Armed robbers early toda and mass graves, and newsmen continuing at a beach SIX miles broadcast assurances that Greece that he had heard the escaped with $1,1 00 from the Water Street, Midway. said they saw many bodies of east of KyTth. "foreign radio stations, known Car battery valued at so coup rumors, "but there Was no Village Rest Truck Stop at 1500 civilians lying on roadsides beUnited Nations forces report for their anti-Greek attitude, stolen Monday from borne Of sign to substantiate them." S. French Ave. There were side tombed vehicles. ed Monday night that the fightare broadcasting False reports Mike Delcol, 19, of Springwood injuries or arrests Salonika and Larissa, the Apts. cident. Joseph Nicher3on, 28, of Bicycle valued at $125 stolen ---: — . 1 *31 I .. c-r,,;-.--; Orlando reported his $2,000 race - ear ly today from home boat missing from Fiberglass Car lin Eick of 11)4 Made ____________________________________ Spedal ties. He told depu ties the __________________ !!!! Ave. j' . -_ Peggy Thorpe, 33, of 135 Hays firm that was located at 220 N7711______ ______________________ Drlve'reported today that two Carrier Drive in Casselberry Ww: n men grabbed her purse while boat was no longer on the she was walking near H :., ~.. Sanford Auction at 13th Street I ion 1 ______ Monday stole 11,133 and U.S. 17-92. Value of the - __- ~= -~ contents of the purse Ufl from the Post Time Lounge on By BOB LLOYD departmental budget cover et Dog Track Road, Casselberry. determined. _____ ____ City Editor to be cut, would still be used for debt _______ Welding equipment and tools Food stamps and meat Sanford city commissioners service to retire by 1977 the Knowles also said _____ t valued at $35 stolen Monday valued at $2,000 stolen Monday will start hearings Aug. 5 on of present debt service city's "boom time" debt, he ____ from Greenbelt Construction, $3.55 mIllion 1974-75 budget. from home of Evelyen Smith money would have to be shifted said. 38, of apt., 18 Castle Brewer site of Wilcc Development 72 I City Manager Warren to the general government .La boraccou ntsfor67per,t Corp. Court. Knowles told commissioners opera tio ns.' -u of the proposed budget for city --- ji Chain saw valued at $85 Stereo and linen val ued at ,-,,.,. . Monday the budget Is balanced "The result Is a general government operations, — stolen Monday from home of if they follow his suggestions government budget total of The proposed operating LON Jack Komner, 43, of 641 that garbage collection fees be 13,554,419 wI th a millage of 747 Includes 10 per cent pay budget -.--' School Lunch Brookside Road. raised 27 per cent — Increasing as compared wi th th raises for city employes, and the residential rate from 13.10 a budget of $3,106,006e present at 7,5 purchase of fi ve pocket radio month to $3.95 and $68,677 in mills," Knowles Prices May said In a pagers for standby personnel and an 111,300 "mobile fire T1 unit" -- a van-type truck Jump 5 Cents equipped for fighting "small. LONGWOOD OFFICER INJURED IN CHASE quick fires." Largest Increase in revenue Langood policeman Roy D. Burfield, 25, was treated for bead injuries and released from Today's scheduled circuit expected Seminole County school of. court hearing on defense Is a $118,800 jump in Hospital North early today after his patrol car (above) skidded off Palm Springs Road Florida at Robert electric power franchise tax — Street into a tree on Roiling Hills golf fidals expect a five-cents rise motions to dismiss Seminole course. Chief Torn Hennigan said Burfield was trying to catch From the current $1,200 to up with a man he had stoppeil and released in the cust of school lunches, but grand jury charges against and laterfound to be wanted by Altamonte police. $245,000. Florida Power and the decision to raise the price suspended Altamonte Springs By J. RICHAIU)S which requires that property to Light Co. pays the franchise from 45 to 50 cents will have to Public Works Director Dan Herald Stall Writer be annexed must be contiguous tax. It Is not connected to fuel be made by the school board. Bundy has been reset for to the city. adjustment charges paid by The board is expected to take Monday in Titusville. LONG WOOD—Uty council Schreiner contends while the power company customers. actin on the twice hike at Its August 19 trial dates have chairman Don Schreiner city may have annexed Major expenditures In the Wednesday night session at been set for Bundy and ex- unloaded a bombshell during Seminola Boulevard prior to operating budget proposed are: Lyman High School Altamonte Mayor Lawrence Monday night's meeting and annexing the dog track, It never Police department $82,734; However, the rise in prices Is Swofford, also indicted by the the fall-out could nullify annexed the right of way that Fire department $526,443; not as much as was expected by gran jury for perjury and on. city's ennexaUnof t S an f or he d buffers the road from the city. Street department $354,255; fy Charlotte Whitmore, director of sIracy to violate election laws. Orlando Kennel aui, &ith of He said he will ask for a fullRefuse department 1306,576; food services. C Swofford Monday pleaded Seminola Boulevard. scale investigation of the Insurance $209,242 and debt Y At a board meeting about two Innocent to the perjury charges said his research matter to see If the city's an, service $406,000. months ago she said a 10-cent through a letter from his at- has Sc)weiner By HR1S NELSON Uncovered a 20 to 20 foot nexatlon Is proper. the Inspector's shortage, and by six months, and that wh ile the Knowles said a review Is now price rise was not outside the torney, Jim Russ. Herald Stall Writer strip of land North Of Seminola an apparent loophole in the situation has improved, During the period of time just underway to determine to w at least ha t MAIM Of possibilities because of Today, Assist. State Atty. Bill Boulevard that was deeded to prior to the Mooney Bill, which extent county ordinance, one more inspector is needed. city anticipated losses In federal Staley said he did not know the the county which could in. governs annexation throughout programs s recreation Lack of inspectors and dls. Ideally, Kaiser said, fire funding. e Commissioner Greg Drumrve non-residents. agreement over maintenance hydrants should be Inspected status of plans to "amend" validate the city's an'extio The nckeI price hike plan faulty dates in the grand jury's across the road, Seminole County, Longwood The operation is Increasingly responsibilities has produced a and turned on at least twice a mond promised be would seek a annexed Seminola Boulevard costly and may require "recon- situation where fire hydrants year. new man, and a work session on comes In the wake Of increased conspiracy indictment by filing He said the strip, which runs to U.S. 17-92 to the West and sideration of our p losophy — rather than a decrease — in a dir hi ho un of throug the problem, Parmelee said. ut the co ty may be ect Information against from the present Seminole Turf down Us. 17-92 to General providing recreation "Some of the hydrants federal food money. for all," Swofford. Inoperable and unavailable In find are 'frozen' and you can't Club to the dog track, was once Hutchison Parkway on the the city manager The Issue came up today said, case of emergency, according open them with a bulldozer," when Parmelee released a used as a training track for North. Knowles submitted balanced to county commission staff. Kaiser said, adding lack of letter to Maitland Utilities horses several decades ago and The revelation came during budgets of $1,324,013 and Utility Control Director Bob manpower has forced his office ordering the company to follow of asa deeded b the county discussions Public hearings $2,539,737 for the city utility NernwleeandFIreAdtra. right of way, to rely on local fire depart, through on promises made for a request from Al Stolte for (water-sewer) operations and t or Gary Kaiser today said they ment's Inspection policies. The city annexed the (log the city to annex a three-acre Airport Authority March — stemming from a respectively, have been sharing the task of track In November im Parmelee said his utility in- November, 1973 request — to parking lot North of the dog They are self-sustaining, he following up complaints on fire Spector, Doug Cowan, has been acti vate to passage of the Mooney Bill, track se veral hydrants in said. hydrants, but are hamstrung by checking hydrants for the past Fern Park. By GEORGE W. CRANE developing exquisite 4-color _._,. 'Over Dead Body' Is No Way To Go Evening Herald kA 4 - ' ' S Area Death Ethics Code Comp I a nts To Panel S 1414 .. Passbook Accounts are Certificate Accounts 7.50% 7.50% 6.75% 6m5'0% 5.75% 7.79% 7.79% - fmean 6.98% 6.72% 5.92% FIRST FEDERAL OF MiDeFLORIDA - Temporary O - 1 �V .. __ - ... - - '1 - OPINION : I —___ I 4A—Evenlng Herald - . Tuesday, July 23, 1974 I 4 'FLORIDA DuPont: f,~ I - * g1jerdd Evenm Evening Herald IN BRIEF How FirmsWrito 011 Large JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Cir cuit Judge Hudson 0111(1 says he will check the law to see If he can sentence a man to 500 years in prison. He made th e comment Monday to Gary Karl Knopf, 31, after he pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the death of Patricia Raye Boyles, 16, on June 11. Police said Knopf to ld them he made amorous advances to th e girl and when she rebuffed him he beat her over the head with a wooden club un til she was unconscious and tore her cloth es off. Th e girl was found dead of head woun ds a few hours later. , Own — Rules WASHINGTON Borne Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, The U.S. Geological how the Industry influences federal oil Survey, which is supposed policies. Doerfer took a brief yachting vacation at the to protect the public Top industry executives 114.20; Strictly speaking, the Doerfer and Timm Year, $2840. By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. and government oil expense of broadcaster George All from clamilous offshore oil spills, B, Storer. Junkets were not alike. Doerfer's expenses were oth er mail: Month , *2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Mont hs has turned to officials shuffle back and for th between cor. the oil industry for guidance, , $32. 0. Doerfer admitted at House hearing that he paid by a company he was supposed to regulate, porate boardrooms and government conference and his A Geological Survey document, marked rooms wife had flown to Miami in a plane owned with remarkable ease, Timm doesn't regulate United Aircraft, which "PRIVILEGED INFORMATION," re veals that by the Storer Broadcasting Company and has picked up his bills. Not only does the government depend upon gone yachting the government has brought in 23 oil executi ves and golfing in the Keys aboard industry man po wer but also industry to draft the standards but United Air craft sells aircraft engines and In oil Storer's cabin cruiser Lazy Girl. "This was a for antipollution equip- policymaking. A confidential data General meat used in offshore drilling. accessories to the big airlines, which Timm does social occasion," pleaded Doerfer. Accounting Office investigation has found, for regulate. And the company arranged for (our top This is a little like putting Dracula in charge example, Nevertheless, President Eisenhower im. airline executives — Pan American's William T. of the blood bank. The oil tycoons have Industry that the oil oversight agencies accept mediately swnmonea Doerfer to the White figures on everything from the number house demonstrated in the past that they are more of s awell, Trans World's Charles C. Tillinghast, and demanded his resignation. Within a hut-in wells to the amount of recoverable oil week, Braiff's interested in holding down their costs than Harding L. Lawrence and Western's the unhappy Doerfer was in and gas under the ground. protecti ng the public from oil spills. Fed eral Communicatio ns Chairman. no lorlLer Arthur F. Kelly to Join their chic! regulator for The government doesn't verily the figure, a cuzy weekend in Bermuda. The scramble for We've hea d of individuals who suffered from Last month, Civil Aernoutics Chairman more oil, meanwhile, has GAO investigators were told, because "policies spurred Ro rt be D. Timm and his wife flew to Bermuda an identity crisis, but a whole COUflt? a drive for new leases to drift for oil off prohibit verification" Th e air li ne blwIs inut have lcn grateful These policies" are the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. Unless adequate for a golfing vacation at the Seiithoje seins to be in just that pition. expense of United impos by to United rcraf( for putting them together, ed the oil and gas industry, which saleguards are ta ken, repetitions Aircraft corporation, Lately we've been looking around trying to under social circumstances, with th e man who of the supplies the government with the data. disastrous Santa Barbara, Calif., oil spill could They traveled in a company Jet and were put will judge whether they get valuable new routes. pinpoint and anticipate problems facing Seminole blight America's beaches. Any manipulation of the figures, of course, up at the fashionable, cli(fside Castle Harbour But Timm protested could significantly alter oil and gas prices. Yet hotel. We that County now and in the near future, A Geological Survey spokesman promised us there Is w?nt to Bermuda and check ed out the whom his host in vited to he had no control over Bermuda. no way anyone can double-check, We've mulled over the many and varied that the antipollution standards adopted by the Footnote: Congr nan John Moss, 1)-Calif., hotel, which is surrounded by lush, semitropical charges of irregularities by local public gardens. It has an 18-hole championship golf industry-dominated committee would be who requested He confirmed our finding that the trip the GAO study, has called for carefully reviewed, We have looked over the tax st ructu re, theofficials. course, two private pink sand beaches, a private arrangements had periodic independent government data gathering, been made by President yacht club with deep-sea fishing boats and three Nixon's former chief flooding, the absence of what we consider an ef- draft quiet appointment of 23 oil executives to TIMM's TROUBLES !obbist and campaign In 1960, Federal swimming pools, oil spill standards, however, i ll ustra tes one of them complete with a manager, mark MacGregor, who is now the fective fire alarm system and the school system. Communications Chairman John Charles man-made waterfall, chief lobbist for United Aircraft. All have, in our opinion, some serious short— %%4 e Need 4 Program ' e — - We've got to get out fromunder the shadow Of Orlando and we can't do that until we have meeting of minds as to what direction we intend t8 -'-"- C.. move, Trudeau's Big Win 0 Organ ics. S 11. V hu V • V '. ..:~Z INZ~:~, , .- , V ., . . I V . bI V _ Few subjects are of such con tinual, conswnlng interest (pun intended) as what we put into our stomachs. The author of the latest diet book especially if :1 it has a catchy title, can be assured of Instant, If fleeting, fame. Cookbooks roll off the presses wi th a regularity matched only by the Bible. Organic food stores have blossomed across the land. Indeed, one of the most burgeoning businesses—end hottest controversies -t days is the organic food—organic farming V V ____ ______ ) / 4 6J .1!911 I t ____ 1 IT4I4 41 In many ways, it has taken on the aspects of a religion, and as with any religion, whil e there is an abundance of testimonials from converts about its benefits, there Is a dearth of objective l (acts upon which an im partial person can base a udgment 0 One hears claims of the mjtr'v.in.,. ri.'ii. whenfarmeruwitch esti hertAcides and fertilizers to Compost, manure : . , W I • - . V . .' -. V - I 4 ,w 1 . - V 4 V -vl~_ ., 'V 4 .w".-ov, - .Z% and natural insect enernies. Their crops are Wier, heavier, more resistant to disease, better tasting and more nutritious. Their soil is sweeter and richer, the earthworms more abundant and their families are healthier. But the pioneers who settled amid the mountains and upland valleys of east Tennessee Letter To The Civil War sundered the Union they were the most Editor fana tica lly loyal Unionists of all. To this very day certain counties of east Tennessee roll up the To paraphrase Mark Twain, reports of the political demise highest Republican percentages in the land. Editor the water to run off and over to SR 434 and down A member of the eighth generation of of Pierre Elliott Trudeau were greatly exaggerated. After The Herald a the Seaboard Coastline Railroad ditch, to be noconfidence vote in the Canadian Parliament that seemed In that regIci, Sanford, Fla. to Lamar Alexander gave raised Evidently, this must be too expensive, or early evidence of ex. Dear Sir: portend the end of Ws Uberal Pauly rule, the effervescent prime someone cannot figure It out, lilt Is the money, i mire'ster led his party to a resounding pohtic&l conatback in the cePtional ability. Before he. even got out of high Enclosed are some recent pictures of Short will be happy to purchase my own tile, recent elections. : : This Is passing strange, for at one time all : farmers farmed "organically.,, Then was no other way. Yet we know that where once one fanner was able to feed a of people besides himself, today only about five per cent of 210 million Americans with surpluses to Mechaniza tion and chemicals, not organic the population supports of his class, won the Jaycees' state oratorical rain recen U y. 5th and 6th of July, to get the water to drain off farming are also sometimes guilty of ex. contest, served as Governor of American Legion I have li ved at 205 Short Street In this city Short Street. I succeeded. I never saw anyone tremlsm. Political stability and a continuation of Mr. Trudeau'sf Boys State and become an Eagle Scout. At over 10 years. Scientists warn that if every American farIt always floods some, however of from the city, although someone did bring out pragmatic and realistic foreign and domestic policies thus seem Vanderbilt University in Nashville, where he late it is getting worse. two small caution signs and put them up after mer went organic it woWd doom millions to assured for our neigh bor to the north . earned his A.B. degree, magna cum laude. Recently, 1 applied for refinancing of my four vehicles fell into malnutrition, if not starvation. A the holes. Canada's ecomomy was the key campaign Issue, and the symposium In Then it was on to New York University Law hoise and property. It was turned dos n, due to San Francisco last February sponsored by As a former member and secretary treasure vote was a clear-cut rejection of the tough wage-price controls School for his J.D. de ree roads not being accessable for 12 months a year. of the Longwood Volunteer Fire Department for proposed by Conservative party challenger Robert Stanfield. ma Its proved to be so high that he became a So 1 thank the City of Longwood for their over six years, and having worked for Mayor Science bore the title "The Food Supply and Trudeau noted the fail ure of con trols In this coun try, and th e mem ber of the "NYU Law Review." That was excellent drainage system. Due to their road Lormann, Bla ck and a Organic Food Myth," suggesting that tue Issue couple others, I believe I voters eveidently heeded his warning against similar ex. enough for Judge John Minor, Wisdom, ,L_ condition' south Of SR 434, 1 cannot borrow have contributed some effo was already settled. at peninents harnessing inflation in Canada. rt to this city. When enough money to buy another house so that I distinguished member ofU.S Court u'c Of can the Longwood Police Phone was in my home, my As the Trudeau regime continues, there should be no Appeals for th It 15 difficult to find an agnostic In this con. move out of this lousy town, e Fil th Circuit in New Orleans; wife had a heart attack due to anxiety and a major upheavals In relations between Canada and the United named Lamar I troversy. One expert who seems to have an have always respected the City Govern, Alexander hls law clerk, oPen down condition. She Is still in and will remain so mind is Joan Dye Gusow States. For despite a natural and understandable Canadian The lure of-politles w&q strong, however, and ment, even through all their stupid hassles they the rest of her fife. , a nutritionist at . All for free gratis on her part. Columbia University Teacher's College. pride, Trudeau recognizes the value of ecomomic and defense have on the council, and I suppose they will 1966 Alexander served as campaign cootIn view of some of the above listed things, I do cooperati on with the United States, continue to have these clashes while the people of One of the troubling aspects of modern din'stor for Howard Baker In his succe ssful race believe that the least this lousy City far. can do is to ming, she poin ts Out,13 its enormous energy cost. Continued Canadian government stability should help avoid for the Senate. Baker promptly made the the City suffer the results. get my road so Young I major disruptions that would illserve either cory can drive on it. If the City would run a ditch on the North side man his legislative asststant The huge "fossil fue Job In which represented by , A Charles E. O'De ll of Short Street and thence North on the West side Alexander made so many friends that in i (Editor's Note: Mr. O'Dell's letter was ac- nitrogen fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, tractors, gasoline, irrigation and so forth, was Of South Wilma, all thisr water would run off. companled by Bryce Harlow, President Nixon's top liaison man four snapshots, two of %hich Driveway Wes could be placed at iny hoille, one picture him c accepttble as long as energy was abundant and fuir Congremional relations, picked him as his 2uoe;ng "up the road" In front of own Executive Assistant, chea p. Now that energy is rki in front of Mr. R. E. Sweats on South Wilma, and his borne. Unfortunately, they were not suitable see that American agricuJtu longet cheap, we ' one at the Do Drop Inn Bar. Th By 1970, however, Alexander was back is would enable for reproduction.) in terms of reducing human is "efficient" only Terineseeethj, time as campaign manager for labor Winfield Dunn, who rolled over the Democratic opposition to become Tennessee's first You nm a few-and you lose a couple. R cpob!ian governcr In and we'll tIa%e you out the back %rs A ,.,J,b,4 In nronaratinn fr,r tkn .1 ~~ _%, ~4(_~ )K- %_X q back dwirt"I'Tk vi use new box 10 i lI1IIU 5101 lunny Eth el!) Yesterday's Herald, Iworked this past weekend preparing Now a special Clock column dealing wi th Now all those people who hate my guts, and yet the subject. wait for the afternoon delivery just so they The lead went something about turning THOUGHTS out the lights, peek at my commen could ts (and t he etc. n go in for some phi to calm their nerves) will have to thumb through The Herald ' Ishudtja been so lucky. Not only did they V getbaCktOmeafldveatj J. t-ath lights on me, that column got "blacked out," Brethren, I do not consider that I have made It Which brings me to my next thought on Being a my own; but one thing I do, forgetting what lies persistent cuss, I dug Into ithe matter. There were some of you waste basket and found sho who used expleti ves which behind and straining forward to what lies ahead. th is.., uld ha ve been deleted (for they surely scorched Ma I press on toward the goal for the prize of the Hey, who turned out the lights? Bell's phone lines when you c al led me...) i'pward call of God In Christ Jesua. Philip. Usedtoallof thatdaylight up thereon Perhaps I'll get the portw(y to plans 5:13, 4. reciprocate by I'm back here with all of th e big boys --Jack An using Nixon 'slanguage (ah, that ain't fair, derso ,. "Moto(u*seotij Ideals y fits and starts. John cauWe Don Oakley, Tom Tiede, Ralph Novak, and others. n, You certainjy learned your th lsare while in e service ) .. The person who makes a success of living is the There are some who view this as a promotion, andwhenl useoneortwoofthose wordahI By JOHN A. SPOLSKI one who sees his goal steadily and alms for It "Everybody's been coming in here and 'cost-of-living' While become famous overnight, eh? Just Might others are chuckling and saying un'wervingly." — Cecil DeMilie, Amarlcan "one more p"ah, J04 me !o death!" Vr will tell theatrical jzoducer, . - V BERRY'S WORLD - 9 ___ ___ ___ - The Clock .. -- - - -V - . MIAMI BEACH .FIa. (AP) — Four Cuban refugees were reunited with relatives in Miami after leaving their homes Chicago, 111.—A free offer of special interest to those who hen but do not understand words has been announced by Relione. A non. OCOEE, Fla. (AP) Operating model of the smallest Al- of the experiment, Vandergrtrt "I set this whole th ing Beltoe aid ever made will be up of 13 teenagers to question the though Mayor Scott Van- was criticized by city commis. after Al though the sen tence was given absolutely ta lking wi th one th of free to anyone e two youths and listen to the e%i- called off and the dergrlft won't be presiding over sioners for not turning the boys requesting it. case turned the pr in es ence of a poli ce dence against them, any more teen-aged juries, he yout hs over to Juvenile author for this non-operating - officer and his parents," Vanover to juvenile authorities fol- Sendnow. says he still believes delinquent lies as required by slate The Wear it in th e privacy law. dergrift said. "We were trying youths peuier jury found the lowing press a ccoun ts of the offPCJ your own home to see how tiny youths should be judged by g lty and sentenced "I still think I was right," to determine what woul d do the them to repay the stolen money trial, Vandergrlft said he their peers instead of adults. Vandergrift said Monday in bearing help can be. It's 'ours to an boy the most good, and help other volunteers clean- lieves his experiment was a keep, tree. The actual aid weighs Vandergrift, 34, flamed a inte rview, "I stuck my neck out than a third of an ounce, and "What happens in Juvenile up land sur roundi th 71W-uproar in this small Or. 'tflc got it chopped, but ng e city 5ti, it's all at ear level, in one unit. No it was cases like this is they go to th Inge Coun ty community earlier e recreation cen ter. The third .h it." "When the thing broke, I wires lead from body to bead. cour t in Orlando and we lose youth his month when he Impaneled Involved joined the These models are free, so we Vandergrift , whose duties as touch with them. So we clean- called the boys to my office," decided up detail after returning from ijury of teen-age rs to try two mayor are mostly ceremonial, th he 1ugest you write for yours now. a said. "1 told them it was my tgaan, we rep at in this case it would be routh,g accused of breaking Into intervened in the case after two eat, there is no cost, tr ip wi th his parents, better for these boys to stand Up fault that it hadn't worked out, and certainly no obligation. Thou. i city recreati on cente r and of "The object was to place the three youths Involved in before the group of tealing 175. people they them in association with other But they said, 'No, it's our fault sands have alread y been mailed , the July 7 burglary were appre- wronged." write today to Dept. 5911 good teen-agers," Vandergrfft because we caused it.' That 50 Despite the apparent success hended on tips from teenagers. Behone Electronics, 4201 W. %lcVandergrjft Impaneled a jury said tot'f* Street, Chicago, 111. 60616, gave me chill bumps." Ocoee Mayor: No More Teen-Aged Juries — Education Efficiency d roposals A opted p on the communist !sland on an inner4ube raft. TAUAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Department of Administration. The state Education Depart- Administration Secretary Ken. Coast Guard cutter after being picked up by a steamship "lent has implemented eight of neth Ireland delegated the task late Sunday just 40 miles north of Cuba. 94 recOnunendatlons made by to Awbrey. The (our, suffering from exposure and bruises from the governor's Management The report of the Health and (w .al rock, said they left the Cuban province of Matanzas and Efficiency Study Commi3. Rehabilitative Services ~ last Thursday. slon, according to an agency Department, e th state's largest report, with 34,000 employes, had not The depar tment plans to put been received Monday but was another 18 into operation and is expected soon, Awbrey said. studying the remaining propos. The commission recommendala made bya special task force ed reorganizing the huge I ~* of businessmen, education cy along regional lines to im. officials told the Florid.i Ad- prove its services to the blind, -.MP ministration Department, V dW-4 disabled and needy. A reorganik N "That's a real good showing zatlon move was defeated in the in these First few weeks," Bori. 1974 legislature. I nie Awbrey, chief of the Bureau Awbrey had not received a DEAR DR. IAMB - I am to learn something about nutri. of Management and Improve- report from the General Serv. now able to recognize that I lion. For a start, write to me In ment, said Monday. ices Department on consoli. have a serious obsession about care of this newspaper, r. o. The report was the first re- dation of the state's $30-million. gaining weight for probably a Box 1551, Radio City Station, quired since the task force multitude of reasons. I read New York, N.Y. 10019 and uk made th e recommendations in which he said would be th e your column about the side for the booklet on Balanced June. tough,st to carry out. effects and disadvantages in Diet. Send 50 cents to cover However, other state agennot eating properly (loss of costs. cies indicated that few of the —1 muscles, sex drive and ability, A pro per diet includes all the recommendations have been and personality changes). I am necessary amounts of vitamins implemented and that they experiencing these effects now would need more study before /"--( and minerals, Plus sufficient to a serious degree. I have d eciding which ones could be been complete proteins. That usually eating improperly for A., seven means a quart of milk (fortified used. years and look back and see Awbrey said that wasn't tinthe skim milk or Its equivalent is .~ JI unpleasant changes that have usual because agencies have great). Adequate amounts of taken place. I'm 21, marr Don't let thisyear's ied, meat, pou ltry and fis h foe corn- had only six weeks to work on ~ five feet tall and weigh 87 su mmer h e at and h the recomninend_itions plete protein (a quart of milk . humidity ruin your pounds. "Primarily this first report I Slt'eP AMd make your plus seven ounces, weighed Could you tell me where I as to open channels of comdays miterablef raw, w could find a diet that is more day of any of these Items each munication," he said. Install a tamous will meet your protein Carrier Cent,aI Air importa ntly centered around req uirement). Awbrey said his sta ff would Then you need Cdt,oning System good, balanced nutrition rather vegetables, fruit 114, have a tabulation Wednesday 11 and cereal, than the diets with pork, lamb Study the on the nu mber of recommendabooklet to see which . I (WIUCfl I can' t eat due to a ncr- ones give Lions that have been put into efyou the needed vous stomach), milk shakes (ccl and those in the process of 1% , '!~~ -t:4 _ , ~,* vitamins. A— I and egg nogs to Just put onnbeing implemented. weight? I know I would Then a balanced diet must The agencies were al,o to In. CALL US TODAY Inevitably put on some weight have enough e.lories. If you dicate a timetable for linpie.. FOR. mentation. by beginning to eat. I want to don't eat enough calories the FREE ESTIMATE Ph. 322.8321 ' get on a balanced eating plan pr'steln in your diet will be used Agencies were not to Indicate that will help me to discipline for energy and not to develop a which recommendations they would reject. Awbrey said those myself and supply me with the good healthy body by forming vitamins my body must badly muscles, replacing blood cells, that were rejected were to be included in the next report, due need at this point, enzymes, hormones and other I have gotten myself into a vital substances and structures Aug. 12. V,,~n I:' iIiN Wt serious state of poor health and for good health. A calorie-defi. The commission of business. ( am very eager to put my every cleat diet can lead to a protein men said its 617 recommenda. The four were brought into Miami Beach Monday by a — "600 . - ' . . effort Into a good hcalthy eating plan. I sincerely hope your answer will be something more than "just eat." DEAR READER You need — deficiency. That Is why starved people lose their muscles, Next you will need to start an exercise program to regain lions could save the state $69 mIllion annually and Iiirsase state income by $40 million. Gov. Reubin Askew assigned your muscle mass. follow-up responsibility to the ------ ---YELLOW I Ill IT ___ ______ 7 - --- -, AD The Wint e r Park Telephone Company I PAGES VAIN IA%71: More and more busy people are shopping The Winter Park Telephone Directory YELLOW PAGES first. Saving time, plus the run around. Take ADvantage of the exclusive, affluent consumers who are Winter Park Telephone subscribers and use the directory's YELLOW PAGES. When The Winter Park Telephone Directory Yellow Page sales representative calls on you welcome him. He's got the ADvantage 12 ways month after month Uiis fast growing area. For information, Call 647-1177. — — — in - -- 4 BUSY BEES TAKE DR. 1. E. LAMB Nutrition L esson ?4t Race fo [fear Better - . farming, made this pos4ble. V -- I : V ' '1r) With the gain of 32 seats, the Liberals now have eight-member majority In the Parliament. Four years • RAFUnAf.c RrssanI#ga4 .UI, — . I Treasurer Too Old — * V JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) A Venezuelan oil company of fi cial says that even If US. fuel controls are lifted Aug. 1, domes tic oil will be Just as hard to get and Just as expensive. Julio Iglesias, president of Ven-Fuel Inc., told Jacksonville Elec tric Au th ority offi cials Monday th at turning to domestic suppliers in hopes of saving money would be useless. JEA Is buying nin e million barrels of oil from Ven-Fuel at $12 a barrel compared to a price a year ago of under $3. Th e JEA delayed contracting for Fuel afte r Sept. 30 in hopes of getting domestic oil at a better price. State You're Never Oil Shortage To Continue movement. :' .' the South. were poorer, and couldn't afford slaves. They tilled their rocky land themselves, and when the V11 Panic or Panacea ? 0" .-. cupled by plsntm who owned SUM and thus naturally Identified themselves with the cause of TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) It. Gov. Tom Adams charges th at the law (il-rn of Gov. Reubin Askew's campaign ma na ger will make more than $600,000 from t he sale of St. George Island to the state. Gene Brown, law partner of Askew campaign manager Jim Smith, said the law firm was paid only 1150,000. But in anoth er "Dear Reubin" letter Monday, Adams, who is opposing Askew for th e Democratic gubernatorial nomination, said that the $150,000 apparently was Just a payment for th e initial $1.46 million install ment by the sta te. He said th at by the time th e entire 16.5 million is paid for th e 1,486 acres, the law firm's fee will exceed $600,000. Jim Bacchus, Askew campaign press aide, said *158,000 was the total fee received by th e firm for th e St. George transaction and Smith received none of it. Paul Schnitt, Askew press aide, sa id Adams' charge was Just a "re hash of a rehash." - Man __ DON OAKLEY / Hurry -- '-... Tubbs in Adams Renews Charges Needs In ORLANDO, Fin. (AP) A Secret Service agent fed eral court jury that former U.S. Commissioner told a Kerben hindered his Investigation of an illegal David coin. melting operation. The testimony of agent William .1. Williamson Monday in the first day of Kerben's trial on ch caine arges of refusing to issue a search warrant. U.S. Dist Judge John Reed Jr. had two of three counts against Kerben th earlier dismissed at alleged he accepted a tribe and tipped off a suspect in th e 1969 coin. melting case. Williamson said his investi gati on required a search th e home of Errol B. Resnick, who was later convict of ed in th e coinmel ting case and is now serving a life se ntence for firstdegree murder in th e death of an informant in a mariJuanasmuggling probe. nm comings. Young — — - Yet they do not really concern us half as much WILLIAM RUSHER as does Seminole County's Jack of a clear identity, or even a sense of oneness. There are it seems, two Seminoles and yet, paradoxically, no Seminole GOP The lines separating North and South Seminole are as clear and seemingly as rigid as state boundaries, yet people living in both ends pa taxes to and are governed by the same county government, and their children attend schools administered by the same county school board. Th is absence of a sense of oneness contributes, we believe, to the way others see us. And others seem to see us as some sort of an extension of Whatever fate befalls the Republican Party in Orlando—and we don't need that kind of identhe congressional tificat ion. elections this fall-and the conventional wisdom is that the GOP Is in for What brought this to mind was a recent flood of clobbering-tile party's real strength and a press releases from business establishment survival prospects are best measured by the planning to locate in the new Altamonte Mall. The number of young leaders being developed in its Mall, described by its builders as the biggest lower and middle ranks. Here, If anywhere, lies the future of the party, for the GOP plainly Florida, is always referred to as being located in cannot Orlando. rely on Reagan and Rockefeller forever. mat Is why thoughtful politicians far beyond Now, we know it isn't. But we've got to find the borders of Tennessee are watching with some way to make V what we know known to the rest special interest the battle for the Republican of the world. gubernatorialnomination in that state's Aug. 1 It is just a thought and we wouldn't like to imarY. For coming up fast Isa young only burden the Board of County Commissione who may Just have what it takes to put rs wi th another requ es t for funds at this point, but we Tennessee in the Republican column this fall, believe some thought should be given to W tete notwithstanding-and to become a establishing some sort of "Sell Seminole" program na tional leader of the Republican party thereafter. for the future. The rockribbed Republicanism of east A good sta rting point might be the formation of Tennessee, from which Lamar Alexander halls, a committee to attempt to develop a consensus on is rooted in the history of the region. A century Just where Seminole County ; and a half an fhi førfltAi u,wii Uj —' -v is todnv TvuI --j inrI whi-i W3 wants to be tomorrow. Tennessee, near the MislssippI, had been oc- Dumping Continues At Other Sites Official Hindered Coin Probe To Sell Se minole as te Dump 'Safe' W — 500 Years For Murder? WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKE', Advertising Director Tuesday, July 23,197+—5A PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) A Do Pont consultant Willis Pe- said the site has Du Pont company consultant litte corn- gered resource, the sea, are ex. waste quegnat, a Texas A&M Univer- mercial or sport fishing significontained a poisonous our alter na tives for disposal of says ocean dumping of industri- sity aggerated, marine biologist, said the cance. element, antimony, that could wastes are land, air or sea, I al wastes "Is a reasonable and gulf dumping site Officials from Florida , Ala- inflict serious damage on "is a good one Pequegnat said that fears the th e must opt for the sea." sa fe practice" in a world that for liquid was bama, Mississippi . Louisiana gulf. te disposal." He dumping will harm 1k said land-based (arming an endan- and Texas said earlier that can not afford to foul land the But Pequegnat said, "Since couMs for more than 98 percen t eded ne for food prod uction, of the world's food supply, but Do Pont was to contin ue th at the sea accounts for less presenting its case toda y for than two per cent. dumping chemical wastes into Florida Atty. Gen. Robe rt the Gulf of Mexico during an Shevin told EPA area examEnvironmental Protection NEW ORLEANS (Al') could iners that take antimony in the 60 days. Arguments permits to dump at two other Agency hearing. Chemical plant at Deer Park, waste would be absorbed by While the Environmental for and agai nst the site EPA has granted Do Pont a were Gulf sites. Prote ction Agency considers Tex.; a GAF Corp. plant at marine organisms, fish, and permit to dump 14,000 to ns of N!arIy 800,000 tons of water Texas City; and the DuPont event whe ther to allow th e dumping of made at a hearing in Pensacola ua lly man. chemical waste per month at a and c hemical waste a year can plants at La Porte, Tex., chemical was tes off the Florida on Monday. and "Even if the creat ures of the site 230 miles south of Pensa. coast, be dumped 150 miles south of Beamont, Tex. two oU'cr Gulf of Mexico DuPont wants to unload UP dumpsite live through the mlcola. But Florida sued in feder- dumpsites coi tinue to be used. 14,000 tons to Galveston, Tex., under permi ts At a second site, 50 miles tial trial by toxicant, of waste a year from issued to (our of the their stiral court to prevent the dumpplants. sou th of the mou th of the Mis- viva] te The EPA says a decis ion its Belle, W.Va., chemical EPA spokesman said the af r exposure on ly tends ing, and action has been sus- the DuPont Co.'s r sissippi River, Ethyl Corp. of to increase eq uest to plant. th e chance that polpended pend ing the amou nt actually dumped Is Baton Rouge, La., is dumping lutants t chemical wastes 2.30 Five other plants , including probably hey absorb will be inthe EPA hearing. outcome of dump far less than allowed, about 2,000 to ns of sodium calmiles of the coast at Pensacola two owned by eluded in our diets," She DuPont, have Using th at site are the Shell dde sludge a year. said. Officials from the other states joined Shevin in urging EPA to deny the dumping permit, at least until additional resear ch proves that the wastes are harmless. TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) peeled to join Tubbs and 13 othfiled "If there Is a viable alternafor — A line of candida t education corn. while 86 house incumben ts had es formed er legis lators seeking to move m Public Service Commissioner tive, a reasonable man is not is ioner. the secretary of state's office up the political ladder. filed their papers. Paula Hawkins formally quail- going to take a Kuttier's entry would put Rechance on de. today during the final hours of However, two Senate in. fied Monday to oppose Sen. Ed- straying one of the most valuThomas of Fort Lauderdale publican candidates In four of cumbents, former President w qualif ying for this year's elec. ard G urney and Jack Eckerd able marine fisheries was expected to armouce he the six Cabinet races. tions. on the Mallory Borne of Tallahassee in the Republican Senate pri- face of the ear th," said Paul would oppose Comptr oll er Fred The two Cabinet members and Sen. Richa rd Pettigrew of mary. Rep. Eugene Tubbs of Merritt O. "Bud" Dicki ns Templet, a mem ber of the Neal Justin of Boca Raton, a Louisiana Atty. Gen. Island, who entered the he, former mocra on, Earlier, unopposed by Republicans Miami, are running for the William De ti vin Democratic U. S. Senate nomi. Florida Atlantic University Guste's environmental publican primary for treasur, Lewis of Miami c Sen. Gerald were Atty. Gen. Robert ad. and Republican and Agriculture Commissioner nation; former Sen. Bruce professor, filed as the 10th visory committee. was among the day's first qual. W. H. Muntzing of Ki.ssimmce Doyle Conner. Neither had Sma thers Is seeking nomination Democrat in the Senate ifiers as th e flood of candidates' joined the comptroller's race. drawn De mocratic f as secre tary of state; Shreve is primary, pa pers that began Monday in the comptr oller race and nine Carl M. Kuttler, dean of ad. Nd H. Bacon, a Fort Lauder. after a relatively quiet first Five incumbent Congress. House members are running for dale Republian, week continued. filed to oppose ministrative affairs at St. Pe- men, eight state Senate candi- the Senate. tersburg Junior College, call Public Service Commission ed dates, including seven inSen. Lori Wilson of Merritt Chairman Bill Bev Meanwhile, 67 candidates a news conference to is, a Demoannounce cumbent.s, and 52 House candi. Island also Is expected to kept the ir fingers crossed that seek crat. for education commissioner, dates, includ g 49 in they would rema in unopposed Incumben ts, re-election, but as an independThe qualifying flood Monday Five Democra ts, includ ing also had drawn no ent opposition, through the noon deadline, she does not ha ve to file tinbr ought papers from 13 state incum be nt Ralph Turllngton In the Senate, 13 be ts til next month . No one has Senate Rep. Jon Thomas was ex- who qualified Monday, have had qualified for incum n candidates and 55 House re-election qualifi ed for her seat. candidates. JACK ANDERSON Area Cede 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 lf Gu N SOUTHERN AIR Of Sanford, Inc. 100 N. MAPLE AVE. ______________________ i The WinterPark Telephone Company l This is the place for your AD to be! ~ - ____ -;-- �'s N - I no :4 6A— Evening Herald ~ ~~ --- = - Evening Herald I Tuesday, July 23, 1974 I SPORTS Deciphering Allen: Sox Have . CHICAGO(AP)—When Dick Allen speaks, listen closely. His voice Is as low as his upper eyelids are heavy which earned him the nickname of "Sleepy" e l 4./, I'll INK TV I anas 1. I ' I.;.'4V, .,,LPretty Please - A 1.1 minute oneyard line stand to w1 the game, 18-14. If Rommie Iirndd and company are expecting to put more people Into the T-P4 ' I they had better come up with -iicUung more ucitmg that a 4.2-yards per carry offensive nuiching out of th eir two running backs. That's exactly why a lot of people find football today so boring. Four yards every three plays and a cloud of dust makes the coach happy, but It won't impress th e stands. Neither will 17-yard kickoff return averages. But, like the man said, give them a break. OK, but how about some offense real soon, guys. ,._,,,1 - - - ___ - _; r P,ft", Aff ,__ — .*, ~ - I - . i . — - I - - .- - . -- --, ~- z- - -. 1'r-^ I-- - __ _ . / I - ,, ._._._L_._ -_,_,_,; I !-'• •.A , _ ____________ _______ ____________ 60-6 ________ :2.;';:.$).i• _______ .i / - - ---, _______________ ,-. COOLING OFF — ------.4 These two Young Chicago While Sox faris know how to beat The midsummer baseball season best; try a urn-cone during th e seventh Inning stretch. The boy on the right also bought a White Sax cap to help keep th e s un out of his eyes, putting him in 'Complete uniform ' for the game. . CAN BE FUN L sale last year, when Zenya Yoshida bought a yearling now n training In New York and yet to start in Its first race. The record price was paid by Wallace Gilroy, who has t w ines In New York City and Golden Beach, Fla. Gilroy thdn't show up at the auction, but telephoned earlier in the day to have Keeneland's director of sales. William Evans, bid frr him. 'i said the price ('IIUC as no surprise and could Yachting clubs and a unique "nickel, dime and dollar" fund raising effort. Sort of a boat of the people. Friel said that several days after th e Intn'pld beat her arch-rival the ('eurageous, ( natiors tome pouring In to Seattle. He said $553,731 has been raised but an additional $200,000 will be needed to keep Intr epid on the East Coast. Monday's victory over Courageous should help. It wa5 th e first time that th e American 12-meter yachts have sailed over the actual America's Cup course since trials began last month. B)- winning, Intrepid took a S-I lead over her arch-rival in ram this summer. Monday's race was highlighted by a record-breaking tacking duel between the two boats on th e first windward leg . In 4 miles of sailing each yacht made tacks. A tack involves a change ci sails from one side of the boat to e other. The old record for the number of tacks on one leg in an .rnerica s Cup trial match race was 42, set in 1964. - have gone hIgher. The record sale came near the close of the first day's sales sesjons, which saw 159 horses sold for a total of '• $a,in,000. ns tars - PITTSBURGH (AP) - 1 hope we win," said Oakland meetings. slugger Reggie Jackson, "but if Tonight the midsummer we don't, it doesn't mean we're showdown will be played for the an inferior league. We n the 45th time. Gaylord Perry of world championship the past Cleveland starts for the Ameritwo years and that's the imporcan League and Andy Mestoni thing." sersmlth of s Angeles for the Jackson, Most Valuable National before a sellout crowd Player in both the American of 50,235 at Three Rivers StaLeague and the World Series dium at a national television last year, was defending the audience-NBC. Game time is AL's showing in recent All-Star 8:30 p.m., EDT. games. The National League Jackson, who will be in r ight has dominated the ld Don't forget to save a space on your calendar for Friday and Saturday for the annual Sanford Association Invitational meet. The local swimmers are hosting 19 teams from throughout the state at the Sanford Bath and T is aubponlatunf .res no ad. NFL Owners Play D snbsIon charge and the competition promises to be top nh.Ifu'rener toaswimmeet_especjaflya big swim meet -this is a chance to see what it,s like. It r"lly defies description. but if you like close races and a ~ fun atmosphere, check out the swim meet. You won't be sorry. I U I that he'll play to win, but he won't take any chances on hurt. ing an opposition player or himself. "I'm going to take the extra base when I can," he said. "and I'm going to for the diving catch." Ile added: "I don't want to hurt myself or my club. It's foremost in my mind Wt I don't get injured because I'm susceptible to Injuries, I haven't played a season yet ScirWy Pete Rose. who will bat leadoff and probably play left field for the National Longue, has a different approach. "I'm going to play as hard as I always play. I don't want to lo," said the Cincinnati Reds star. Lee Macphail, the new AL president, doesn't want to lose either and he took steps so that Dick Williams, the AL manager, had a rested pitching an League clubs ahead of Yarborougj. NASCAR nffli'Inl wl(hhc1 01i (4111 - Z -. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Na- At a news conference here not abolishment of NFL rules tional Football League owners Monday afternoon, Bill Curry, and regulations. are sweetening the pot for the union president, and Ed GarMars, owner of the New York 114 veterans who have crossed vey, the executive director, ac- Giants, said earlier it now is picket lines and reported to cusedthe owners of refusing to llkely theNFLwiiJ play the extraining camp, negotiate in an attempt to break hibition season with rookies, The NFL Management Coun- the union, which they said free agents and the veterans cil, bargaining agency for th e would not happen. w ho reported to tr aining camp. owners in the labor dispute with Among their, demands, the Under a ruling by the council, the NFL Players Association, players want elimination of the fans who have tickets for the ordered ,a salary increase reserve and option clauses. Hall of Fame game in Canton, Monday night for all players, The owners have said accept- Ohio, Saturday and for the first including rookies and free ance of the players 63 demands, week of preseason games Aug. agents, who are in training. including the 13 socalled 2-5, will be able to get a refund if The action came after nego- freedom demands, would lead they want it and apply for the Illations had moved back to to anarchy. They say they are money 48 houirs before the point zero with no date set for willing to talk modification bI4t game. future contract bargaining, - - - -. HARNESS RACING for a isi victory. After letting Recipe put one YOU'RE ON THE RIGHT Holbrook doubled arid singled and Ala n Buky doubled and TRACK TO BIG PAYOFFS singled twice, with a pair of base taps from Charlie Koke, AT ______ ___ - - - . — 4,,79 ._ - ' . _____ _________ to___ S - Bob BobBray homered twice and ' - ______ . ___~ .: " - - --. . '- . -. -, S I'i I fl It Iii P1 ayoffs •A' - --' — ____ Am - 4 ___ V. op - b __________ WILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) - Stck car builder Hoss Ellington says noted race driver A.J Foyt of Houston will drIve an Ellington.preparJ Chevrolet In the Talladega 500 Grand National race at the Alabama International Motor Speedway. It is the same car which Foy'. drove to victory Sunday in a twin-bill race at the Michigan International Speedway at Cambridge Junction. it -~ hadn't arrived at the ballpark You know where : found out later he was down in the dugout watching the other team take batting practice." Wins ___ FoYt Drives Chevy 1., _~_ ~ ,- .: W - Inn ____ COLUMBUS,Ohio (AP)-Herve Fillon is 139 victories away from becoming the first driver to score 5,000 North American harness triumphs in his ca-eer, according to the U.S. Trotting Association. In the latest USTA biweekly figures, the 34-year-old French Canadian has 352 triumphs this season, giving him 4,861 'or his career. fie is 189 victories ahead of runnerup Shelly Goudreau this year, even though he med three days of cornpetition because of a hairline fracture of his right ankle, / P •. ' ____ ty: until Kuchler met here Monday with NASCAR chief scorer Joe Epton and chief technical inspector Bill Gazaway, both of whom attended the race. (o "lie walked off thinking Allen s Penalties must be assessed during a race and not after it b 4 "Fo example, one : through with an batting practice I was sitting In my of fice and the players were in the clubhouse. A writer come3 in and asks me where Allen was. : s The decision was based on a rule of the National ti were directed to set up their rotAtion so that AII-Star pitchers would not hurl last Sunday. Ex. cept for relievers, Rollie Fin. gets and John Hiller, they all sat out Sunday's games. "We're going 'to win at all costs,"said Williams "we're going to try to keep our best players out there, whether they are starters or reserves." Mesaersnth, who has an 112 record and 2.11 earned run av,erage this season, criticized MacPhall's move. - SeminoleTurfC Yarborough took the checkered flag of the 25(~mile race Saturday, but Allii'on protested saying he was two laps 7 ir More Mone or 'Scabs' — Another calendar date for you Aug. 10 Is the annual Sanford Jaycees fishing derby for area youngsters at Fort Mellon Park. Having once participated in this event Wt wRs A long,long tim AV - I can assure you It's well worth Just going out and watching if you're too old to do someflshlng. Iwon'thave to tell you toga it you're in right age group. What kid wouldn't want to go fishing and for prizes, too. Oh, yes, my luck that year wasn't too hot. I caught a couple of lingers while trying to bait a hook, a cold after I fell in the water and my brother's eternal wrath for lousing up one of his catches. More Information on this later, ti I day game alter a night game and seldom makes him play the second game of a doubleheader. "Too many oeonie misiindr. championship with an un- runner across in the top of the Bar. 3-0 record in the first, NBS botir. came up with three double-elimination tourney, runs in that frame to re-take th e Corky Stowell doubled and Lake Monroe will Join Un- lead. However, it was short- singled twice for the losers and . defeated regular season lived, as Recipe scored three THE ACTION _SPOT champion Sanford Merchants, more in ur Terry Rawls added three more Nt , 1 the second and fo singles, whil e both Joe Ste ffens who pasted a 30-0 log, in the runs In the fourth 11 -and Filth G1ANDSTD I state championships in August. fumes before allowing to and C.J. Metzler added a pair of HOME OF THE FABULOUS TRIFECTA RACE FOR RACE THE SEATS Ironically, It was Custom score, singles. HIGHEST AVERAGE PAYOFFS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA WIN, Trim, the team that finished With a &3 deficit, NBS scored PLACE AND SHOW QUINIELA WAGERI The question of C VERY FACE IM in the four-team field that one In the bottom THAI'S 50 WAYS TO WIN! AND ENJOY ELEGANT DINING IN of the sixth, number two" was quickly AV 5 provided Ike Monroe Inn with and (our more in AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT IN THE OSCEOLA TERRACE the seventh to settled in the tourney's final Its toughest competition, falling send the game 0 ' a, lk qw,% Into extra i game as Famous Recipe fell FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 831-1140 12-11 in a seven-inning opening ning& U % victim to __ __________________________________________ round thriller. ____j LakeMonroeInnhadfjnj BROOKFORD 10 YR. AMERICA'STAR1ST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER CERTIFIED ROYAL DELUXE the regular season In second s. LEGER iv iuu place. Custom Trim was fourth. " 6YR. 172 1000 VODKA The lnnkeepers jumped out Cj a 8 YR ."s'so11 ~ ALIC firm Dal o GRAND DAD 100 1?$l 'IAAI iiflhi ?IAJ $UII ahead 6.0 in the first two innings - IOU91T I McHENRY 8 YR. W1SIR 10 Wore Custom Trim answered &X 11" no 1114111111 111M W 1111111 men CERTIFIED YR. . Ps gy 4100"441 with two of their own. By the top U*U&* 1Gb ME 1 TO 11110W E ANNE _____ " "' '"i" 11010 5"Tts 1t14!LA*$IIfl-tI pub Mi Vol WHOL WLI CAU U11 of the sixth frame, the U---.P/$ Dl..tv ANCIENT IMP.TEQUILA VSOPBRANoyf. Innkeepers held a strong 1 ( $91 CL9.t U SEAGRA1kJIiJ STI I AU COIfli iiga i* ii, Pmfljfl _________I AGE lead, but a six-run Custom Trim A!C SiftS BY THE CARL on V.0. IS YOURS i.4i GRAND DAD JIM production In the bottom half of _________ ________ ______________________________________ BEAM WI'YPAYMORE? that Inning nearly put the game R " 495 4s'A .r 11VI'l VISIT YOUR 3 1 BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' 5.97 . ' ' into extra innings. Both teams ___________________________T Ono 4,999 sim ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES went scoreless in the seventh to 0UAXT LEWIS '66" 6 YR. -. ROYAL H%IT Still ''WHfRf YOUAREN(VEAALONE'-11 preserve Lake MOMW'3 Win. F &. MR. ED. KY. CANADIAN DELUXE DANCING 'III 2 P.M. George Mullins had a wand 90 PR. GIN p,1. 94KM emu . K"T 940161110S K"V DRINKS AXYTtUt 48c slam homer In the sixth for A LORD CALVERT go 2 AM ABC VODKA IUP CA*&GtA$ ot SOVEREIGN Custom Trim to add to his two ____________ ROYAL DELUXE VODKA singles to make a game of it, RUM ABC 6 YR. KY. ABC GIN $?li,I1 SIS tEIt.ANI IMP. Iitl.A any while Terry Cooper added _____ SCHENLEY _______ * HI-Way 17-92, Fern Park * another homer. HAWAIIAN RUM DRY GIN GUCKENHEIMER I4t CERTIFIED " P. HPUoI l Bob Hood homered (or the •11I' ad ; JACQUINS r winners. ', 46'. - 'ii.i 41!! LAUDER'S aiTii * HI-Way 17.92. At 436, Third place season finisher ' * -. — 397, 399 Cassel,erry Famous Recipe easily O°497 dispatched National Building ___ B&B JACQUIN 8.99" B000LES Fivi____ 1_ 1144_____ Systems, 11-5 with a powerful ____ lCtiif VOltA "' ____________ tWP tUtS' STANLEY ABC 6 YR. KY. ,:,, c.,,., •-'-. i,-; If 114 1 , , attack that came up with 11 , , 111110 %TUiGp1$OuU$ IMP. FRENCH ' N JACDUIN NAPOLEOH4 49 "BRANDY " 1*LI.AE I CI*I 4k ruris before NBS was able OLD REPEATER 8010 8646catumv • 0 onroe Runner-Up Tournament LOS ANGELES (AP) - Bobby Allison's protest disallowed and Cale Yarborough will be declared winner of th e Nashville 420, even th ough Yarborough probably Passed a pace car illegally during a cauti on period, a NCAR official said Monday. - M take the Sanford Men's Softball Protest Ignored 4. ciIc€j Af ter a first game scare, eighth Inning to break open a tie Lake Monroe Inn breezed game with National Building through a four-team field to Systems in the semi-finals over, L) Kuchler, vice president of the organization, 0 - up said. W homer Is needed to tie or win the game. A single which wins a game Is more important than a wasted homer, . Theprlcebroketbeoldmflrkof00tflfth -.— history, the Intrepid Is funded by the general public. Intrepid's funds have been raised and crc still corning in from individual donors and businesses, sailing an . .j $ /~ t. _, LEXINGTON, Ky.(AP)- A son of Raise a Native, the -sire of world record price of S625.000 at the two-day Keenel summer yearling sale Monday night ' lUdIU) LJIIllJIIUI V'.: , -_ - I _. ~ " %a Unlike most contenders which have been financed by _____ ______ . - . __________ I — ' -- eSan1d &r Ikae basebl all-stars lost tain In the state boys baseball tour namentl.ofnT llahassee Monday night. Intrepid defeated Courageous by NEWPORT, R I one minute on the East Coast and the waves could be heard 3,WO miles away. "Intrepid's victery over Courageous may help the Seattle Sailing Foundation complete raising the estimated $750,000 needed to rebuild, ref it and defray crew, yard and ac tender expenses here "sld Dick Friel, the in - games, but the other teams aren't, it's not that All en doesn't resped the two-time world cham. n;n. T' i..e ei.. i._._ _ h i ~ .--.-- -.--.--,. A#T - , ~ ;I - 1 ~- / -' - __ - --_ -. -k -I 6 ' Gets Support' People - / - , Woodie _._ 11 #I i ld ' I ,_ 1 / T - ?;'-;. Quarterback Bob Davis,who impressed me as being a %,cry articulate speaker even while trying to squirm out of his shoWderpads after the Blazers home opener, said that if the team won in Detroit he expected to see the stands full the next home game. Well, I'm not holding Bob to that promise, but if the figures fall from (I.e first night and — th e Cent rain)' season may have something to say about that then someone in the front office should start worrying. The WFL admittedly started its season In mid-summer to get the Jump on the NFL because they knew they Just couldn't compete with the senior circuit on a head-to-head basis, which Is also why we're treated to mid-week - - sure about e rest of the country, but that solution has its own problems like the heat and the rain. The rain will take the hat away, but that will stop the fans from showing up. If the heat is on, the fans won't want to swelter in the cramped T-Bowl to begin ta ke your pick. So far. I'm still reserving judgment on the league, I've only pointed out a few problems that should be ap. parent to everyone. I'd like to see the Blazers and the WFL make it an a regular basis, but with experience and Orlando on one side and hopes on the other. someone's going to have to come up with a 99-yard run right through the box office to break the game open. We shall see, '- I T .11 .I I -W I O U, With their second ever home game coming up wed. nesday against the Houston Texans, the Florida Blazers are going to be out looking n-dghty closely to the t-endance tallies at the Tangerine Bowl, hoping they can come up with another 10,000 fans to Fill the antiquated structure the call home. Only 18,625 paid their way the stadium on opening night. far short of the -"r" fu II1 ur paymg customers, After a dazzling first week at the box office, the World Football League came up with some mighty unimpressive attendance nigures the second time around. Only 10,631 showed up In Detroit to see the Blazers put on a last - ~_f_~~_, _____ Fill? , ._____" f runs in five games. "They're Just throwing It where I'm swinging." When asked a personal questionor one which mjhtoroyoke Chance HIS replies this season have been his homers, 70 runs batted in and a current .302 ba tting average. He ha" a good ..... ot I games to go chance of bettering his career ctroA11ereponds wed y andthat igh Y 'bout concede them the Western Divi- said Allen. "I like our chances "Just doing the best I can," He had Just had one of those Wt." Ask him about the White Dick Allen gam , Sox pennant chances, AUEn sion title in the American against them right now better said Liue than any other club We're two doubles, two runs batted in doing b "Numbers aren't important. tough. We can open up and we that," said Manager Chuck and two runs scored for another "Yes, we can beat Oakland. It's getting what you need for can win one-run games.,, Chicago White Sox victory. , Tanner. "Ile's having the best It'll take some runs. Got to the Sox is what interests me. Allen gets more than his year in his life. "Gentlemen, what can I tell grind It out. We've played the doing 11 share of criticism He's been What more can you"'he asked in his most ma beads up but we get no help" m' jestic manner. my program Is What Allen me= is the Sox runs to lead both leagues have spring training ' helping "Nothing special," sai the %eheld theirnarInsube w r. lie gets r1ze s program r en our home A', viinning three of seven g omers are Important if a not taking batting practice rest He mlgM sit h m out of a IN BRIEF 1ARIATRDI Tuesday, July 23,1974-7A _____ UII*aICOIII$W,.40T both Charlie Koke and John Holbrook added doubles for the winners. Joe Steffens homered and both Steve Whelchel and Ruben Lopez added a pair of ____ _______________ ____ ORAMBUIE',',•8 99','a — ""s,' • "' " s" e ''Z1IS _____________________________ ' 4.87QUAI, _______ IIfClL'I44i_11'J.l_i.i:ij P1"t SW-., singles for the losers. #011 __ CERTII' ~I; CIITIHID 11lC0 Sk StIlt'II 1* ii, Tl0Pic,i uric. ci.. - 1$ .... : L i; .; , COMFORT 1"31 ftv -? - JUtt 13,10Gl C'. Ullt — INVER HOUSE ... 47;t Ws 8 Y 7S U141 &W •. - :-" 11N By 10941011 A# WI C"&IC ____ SOUTHERN CRAWFORD ,, 571ScAs1 WP Ugics "- SCHENLEY Stl.i q 43 RESERVE ,aA C-_.la 2.99 'h' - ':A.I L_ ":-,_-4.69, Qua 3.99 " 5•49 __ _______________________________ iiiii A pair of South Seminole Either Tim Raines or Price National Building Systems, 11'!_cI .i j1i:Ti•]Lw:A _________ 5 YEAR OLD REPEATER - - - 389 "95 County boys baseball teams Baker Is expected to get the QUART QUEEN ANNE on a two-run bottom-of-the. ' . 6 25.73 95 Cl MR ED KY BlEND &oto COACH 8 YEAR - - 449 449 5095 . . -; 4995 made the leap to state tour- starting nod, with others exSTANLEY KY VODKA seventh comeback effort, CLAN MACGREGOR 3g., 7Q 3 95 3.11 4695 6010 COACH 12 YR "' f8 HORN 93°8 YR. naments over the weekend. 4 79 4 19. 5388 52.95 pected to play including David JACOUIN 1OO VODKA eliminated Custom Trim from 317 4995 OUART DEVONSHIRE 868° - 5.49.6i.95 01. 12 YR. C'.BUN0 519 6595 0112 YR. WitI & Frii, 649.. 1495 The Seminole Boys Baseball Fall, Mark R,enaud, Bobby the tourney, 6_5. UT. POY DELUXE VODKA HI BREEZE - _____ ,_Just wondering out loud department: Would the citimu U.95 41 3 99.. 4695 CANADIAN SUNSET 4 YEAR liGHLAND Le -44 4995 Of. 10 YR. SILAS NOW[ - 5.99 wo 68.95 CjRnnfo .a, ",',s S ague Colt All-Stars powered Robinson, Jimmy Edmonds, GIEBEY VODKA Custom Trim had taken the of Seminole County be willing to vote a bond issue to buy 31js 3975 a YR 86° OLD STANLEY 449w-' 4995 I 0 : . I I 0 ABC YR. 010 SCOTCH:,' (f their way into a state berth, 9-1, Jimmy 9annedy, Morris lead in the top of the sixth, 5.4, .. * our haU of the Wekiva river tracts considered for 499,r, S975 $68 CERTIFIED CANADIAN OT CIR11FIE0 6 YR. 86 on a Mike Simmons no-hitter Barber, Robert Arias, 499 5695 3 " l7w 6895 Kip after leading I -0 In the first and G1NRUMVOOKA parklands, and if so then being part owners of the land - "CJ PLACE GREEN SCOICH 2.99 3575 Federal Mediator James over Golden Triangle. The state Grant, Pat O'Brien, Larry Von tying NBS, 3-3 In the fifth. adjacent to this last virgin forest and rlverlarid, would we 695 MART STAKEY SCOTCH —_ 4,79,. 55 95 Of CANADIAN FARS Scearce said Monday ti-c nego.. , 5 29 L- 6195 tourney starts Wednesday at Herbulis, Billy Griffith and Steffens homered and singled be able to protest planned over-development on the Lake 40'. I? 10 YEAR . Winter Park's Ward Field. tiations had collapsed and that ABCG IN Duane Lee while BobSanschanganadded a 1'. /KD. HEDGES-BUTLER County side. Whatever is done, e should not let the t•j "'.' -. TOit'', SIMS 8 YR. SANDY MACDONALD ' VU. BARTON he did not intend to call another UP S(O?cs ,ouçr In Tampa, the Mustang $ '* c. pair of base raps (or the winIt r MP SCt. Wekiva lose any chance of becoming a park. '" It*UO MR. ED KY. National League TOM SIMS meeting until "there is reason r.JtLic a'. IzC'ti'.t WISER 10 YR. % 1. All-Stars put T ITS Ii SO*pO % flees. L.C. Smith homered and .' _____ PREMIUM "10" S Ti ITI It 5*5 UP ca'.ii'. so'.c ' ABC 8 YEAR 4 -1 I , to believe that the talks will i II'. ?UlsT SANOEMAN 11 on a sixth inning rally to Rentzel Back I American L.,ague George Mullins tripled for the 4 \ ___ A"! ti t i Plaisonil Llaque _____ ______ DEVONSHIRE _____ 4,P 54' i IMP. SCOTCH ABC RUM ____ ____ I'... • , n THE 7-YEAR PITCH ze East #$V IMP by Alan Mayer result In progress." lit I £1017 * Cliii ST. LEGER "."U '_lcers. East ____ OLD STANLEY MACKENZIE L0 I iiit 'iiI ICCIC., W L Pct. 01 In New York, Wellington " " their fourth straight victory in v" 10111" ' V ol IMP. TEQUILA TODHLJNTER,. _____ GEORGE Lake Monroe Inn toppled jP$ICI '.ii$ • 8 YR $.'il W 46 I PcI. 08 Deltonc, Shuffleboard Summer Loop Winners on so IS .526 -PnhIaa SI jllf CCA111 wit the tourneyandaplayo(f berth '" ROYAL CASTLE 47 In Uniform Famous Recipe , 8-6, in their ___________ DICKEL BEEFEATER -PLACE GREEN .,.. ______ S$S&Aitiii. SCOTCH " executive committee, an- Cleveland I'.Ct'Isi'. Tampa, which had one loss, UP ITCu 4 15 S16 I Three ROYAL VELVET 1 Till IIj*IT Montreal 45 Al 414 3 second-round encounter with _______ \e. 10 'II' ICOtCW III 9S 4 47 SOS 2 nounced that it was immediate- 4t'. York are 4,& 1, 83 43 49 .179 m' -414 " LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) Danny Lee and Harley Thrner 'l 3 OTS. 17 (from left) Kenneth Vinjon, Jack Levinson, and Mrs. Elsie Loi,e, MIX AthV 3 ISIS Milwaukee 47 II 19S 3 Chicago ly Al 5 411 r the cl ubs to Detroit when Dexter Davis opened _____ 5•99 QUAIl IL rs g. 43 $0 474 S onroe 4•49 ITs New York 6.99 40 53 135 Pj implement the improved pay things up with a leadoff single. Angeles Rains' veterans began was? out hit Famous Recipe, 13-12. west JACQUIN David Parlasca's infield voluntary workouts here now Los Angeles 63 34 .60 -Famous Recipe took a 2 TR OPIC RUM 4MA* GOLD MEDAL Chicago CERTIFIED 49 45 -52) 5 traimng camps," Cincinnati $1.40 5fl 54 . sacrifice moved Davis to Monday and welcomed back edge in the bottom of the first, VOltA ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR. , PlZ%Ti 40*5* ' Kan CIty .47 11 O I Houston " " HEDGES 51 46 .576 12 CAL WA This means that each rookie Texas second and Tampa Issued a free 48 so 490 I wide receiver Lance Rentzel, but found themselves trailing 6Atlanta SO 49 WS 14 WV,? LONDON CHAMPAG I STAiEY OLD BUTLER . k while M'rvc5ota GOLD will now get $200 a wee Al 50 415 0', 5in F ran i PasstoCharlieMiflertosetupa suspended by the NFL last 3 after four full innings. Lake ,.• 'LONDON TOWER 45 53 459 II' i 151 Stt'.a IUP Ci'.A-Oi'. COLD DUCKNE 2.49,,. UP Scott" CA$5 DRY GIN s ,.. . - .___________ ____ ____ _____ season in camp, rather than a dail y California se 126 n _______ ____ SAM CLAY IMP FRENCH BRANDY if ' onroe added runs in the fifth Sundays Resufls .lm Sundays Games ~),_.~ . STANLEY 'illi P, u,p1 pay of $15.65. And the veterans However, Keith Helms wasn't possession of marijuana, Oakland 6. Clveiand 3 494'/ and sixth, but Famous Recipe lIP tCtC. -"' ..__.,_,_ St. IOUS 9. 'ouston 1 Wi is ~ ". , ,, .' The workout lasted for an I who defied the union iill get an Minnesota $0. Detrc't 7 PiTttbtjgfl 6. Atlanta 2 • could manage only FLORIDA 110 two runs .. U %91, dditional 10 per cent of their (lii — •; TAN QU ERAY . having any of that. The hour as quarterback John Had] wasn't able to better that 4455 Cincinnati s, chicago 2 NEW YORK (AP) 'I'' IUP iluasuG!'. ___ '. ____ _____ 4775 '4 'a P . ,(o lUIv 4 YR ''•" Mike next Monday night at Madison salary, up to $10,000 for th e Seminole slugger ripped a called plays (or Jim Bertelsen, production, scoring two also. Chicago 63, Mtwaukc 7 5 nter, scoring "No, that's not the way" 00 1 to 6 i. LANSON Rossman was afraid to go out Square Garden. '-___'Mi I I 1 I training season. 31150 T &Vmin said quietly, striking -2. ,'.ton I SIMS ______ O 1, new Davis fron: sk,cond and putting Torn Mack, Joe Schibelli, Law. Lee and Steve Shumaker both 379QUAIl ______ Mt for football in high school bein New York, a Earlier In the day, Scearce nce wi ta cCutcheon and others. th bo Monday's Games xer must be a s men on scond and third. 7=1 is right hand cx~~l sin 7a-n'd _________________________________________CIMISIC Monday's Games No games heI,d conducted a brief bargaining ABC Players said they expected th( can fight tended and his left arm tucked PREMIUM BEER 10 Cap 6poni, who started on rounds. injur y that would affect his who hornered in the first game, o games heduied GLASSI S Tuesdays Gimi 59, THIS WEEK'S Z session to which the players practices to continue until the Roasman Just turned 19 July 1 to his body. BEST WINE BUYS! TutsdaVls Game UnAll the mound for the Seminole strike ends. Slar Game dt came up with a triple and work as a single professior,al fighter. IC NAsa ii MP( I*TUI OII*OU5 0 IS$ Chili wiln 71 IICH *1115 -. : I,lJ/ POP ,9i7 floM ion sent seven representatives n All Star Game ,jt Pittsburgh, The feature fight will be a 12"Illis is the way the old team, then duplicated Helms' ALE 6 , tam a 11 for the winners. .'________ POMMI FROM P0RTU but the management sent only The veterans took turns shak. The 19-year-old Rossman, round light-heavywelght fight timers did It. Now thal-s a 229 shot into center to put the 2495 '13 VJN BEAUJOLAIS " •"is ,' i 95 WdniW*y'i Games Bob Bray tripled and doubled wrnddys Games 11 A I who fought professionally dur. between Angel Oquendo of pose," locals' final two runa on the cryj r and both Rick Galloway and BPO' LABEL LIIEFRAUMIICH 199 l2 M OF MACHA'.. . 199 .' 2? S ,.. — k1t Al FERN PARK ...--ing his senior yevr, has ac. Puerto Rico and Argentine "There are no proposais," see you, to have you Rossman stopped being a Stu. 4 io board MUSA ou" back," said John Holbrook came up with a Z; ROSI FROM PORTUGAL 199 - 2195 ~RAN VIN RIO ROSE WHIII I 99 - 22 95 "'ABC quired a 1341 record puhIng Jorge Ahumada, who j i-j dent-fIghter when he was gradTackle Charlie L -. ' _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ #1 M4.V Ole mnin HI-WAY 17-92 , W, I"As I nr In 01 s''tA 329 the hail after remaining in the 1T.P8.C.uiN it J 199 n cs from his pitching chores in that " "Thanks," said Rentzel. 30. ' ... ' Famous Recipe, its tourney , 5s(biy • 5.19 -. room only a few minutes. **I-11 also the Lag of "The Jewish the light heavyweight title when about that because his cho . GUASTI *5,$ Post ~, frame by Joel Best, has scored - 10-CABERNET SAUVIGNON 299 ' 3395 Nalional League It's more than good to be chances hanging by one more AT 436 .... en .MUSCATU . ,5cAuo,. ssw __ bekwti)eapropos.. BATTING (225 at l)lt%)-- drew. BATTING (225 at bats)- Ga,v. CREAM SHERRY IMP SPAJN2 98 31 95 ' the winner's first rum' with a loss, came up with a seven-run IHORIN COUPE DOR from 399 4295 "WI' All. 36); Ziik, Pgh. 330 ala the, players association Miii. 307. Ystrjmii, Bin, 33$. "1w' )Iii UULill1 Foster ended in snroverai being an "average" student. Rossman, who has scored 10 draw. RUNS- DAflon. Chi, 60; Ystrim MONMOUSSIAU VOUYRAY 298.' 2950 *#4111 PON T RUNS-Morgan, Ciii. 63, Rose, knockouts, could—In the wishes to give us." do and I'm awar e it won 't be ABC VIN ROSE-"BURGUNDY 4,99 sI, Bin, 5 ; Rivers, Cal. 5 "The kids would gotOp.0 C 5I*U5 OUO5T5HII5, I,,,,, --- 109'-- 1275 In other Tournament action, Cn. 6); Cadeno, Htn, 62; Bonds. SF opinion of Then Scearce t.nnounced that Campaneris, Oak, 59. easy," Rentzel said after the ABC PORT SHERRY Y5 67. the Sa nford Ju ni or League All. some boxing 013119 1375 BLUE LABEL LIEBFRAUMILCH 279 2495 SI1ICUID? III? sotto CMLAUTI Rossman' of Turnersvjlle, and I couldn't, and I'd have to RIJUS BATTED IN RUNS BATTED INll Codeno, Hin, servers--develop Into the first he did not plan to call any more dri s. "Only competition will G UASTI 4". ClAlli 4.29 WOODLAND PLAZA N.J.,got interested in boxing by get up at 4:30 and do road work j Stars open their state honors at 31 399 4495 ., 73, 0 All.., ulOOiw'. 32 se ROYAL ONEUVit 1%, Wynn, LA. SAlalilli UIli '4h C.&U0I meetings at the present time. before tell what effect the suspension ' HITS--Carew. Min, 14); lop Jewish fighter In u.s. hanging around gyms as a kid the District Four tournament __ _1% SBASTIANI CHININ BLANC 719. ool he said. SHOP. CENTER 7695 IMP.....,.,. MICHELANGELO CHWffl 199 flr5 NFLMC regresentaflycs said (, J)7 had on the subtleties like tim. **UlllC SAN MARTIN Phi. IU. !n Philadelphia where he turned "And I wanted to go tonight In Ormond Beach, &I4 IV$ 5 99 f _ '"" DOUBLES-Rdl, Oak, 76; most 1400 -_suscuot S. AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH DOUBLES--'Cardenal, Chi. th tr WOODLAND BLVD. Sunday, after 2'4 days of negoIng. Sure, e s ike Is frustraTORRES ROSADO 1 59.1695 taking on the winner of the 269 2195 WI.4-wWs "A newspaper man in Phila- Into an avid fan, Br.ggs, Mi!, 27. Carew, Man, fl football but I couldn't because 1 A Oliver, Pgh, 33, MaddO.. ___________ tiatlons which ended with the Ling for me because I know I MAGNUM POMBAL CRACKLING NiCTAROSE Ormond Beach-Holly Hill ne W8S afraid I'd break a leg or T$flpcf5 R'rs (RI, 7; Otis. VIVA BURGU'tht'. CHABLIS 44949.95 TPiPL$if. (',a.r. At', 13OCAth, dilphla calle d inc 'The Jewish II 449 ,, a'. ROSE ed the work. At the same A photographer asked him to something (which Would owner, walking out, that they XC. 1. Wohlforci, XC, 6; Hi%I, Mm, Pv. S. A,OlIver, Pp. e ba ttle. IMP, PORTUGAL ________ ""I'*in. 199.' 2295 MOMOUSSEAUMUt.J 798: 1195 p __ would not attend j HOAAF- Rums- wynn. LA, 21; Bonther,' said Rothman, who pose Monday during a press terrupt his boxing career), time, I'm just elated to be back, _/5iWCO The all stars will be , '1tF ,ØuI lIP 6/1 lI3IMP. Gak,6 LAMBRUSCOITA.LY tI .,S, fl.'. — khms'JI. Phi. II; Cadono, Min, Tt!.'i until th un1n made strike or not. I used to say I e•.,,• ' 1__. L_ H,4,5Z. 199 2295 BISTAICIF B0 ON WiNES petino. for a chance tu play in HOME RUNS-U LItei, Cr0, 36; STOLEN BASES. -ftrk, StL. 60. school ' 2, of Washington In an eight. ed and his right hand held close around, In the gym,they guysplay are [QUARTPOPOV l . new proposals.. Mmir er IaTA RBALBOA VINHO VERDE My'trry, XC. 19 L1 can't wait for the season to P.'-orcjnn, C.o, 229 the st4- .e tournament Aug 5-7 in round middleweight co-feature to his body. 2390 SEBASTIAN_GREEN HUNGARIAN? 49.2695 sta rt, Now my attitude Is that I serious" . VODKA West Palm Beach In the Florida [END EGENrLi QUART:: JORRE S SANGRE CL 3QUART .-______ 49 I4 4-a4 789:3195 JUAN STE8AN __ _____ e.s! a,, 119 can't wait to get to camp." QUAST . 1895 J.jrib.': 'lajor League circuit. JQUAST ,4J . SISASTIANI PMT NOIR 349 ... 3150 GAL GOLD SEAL CAlA4jjj 3 V . __~_ - =:9r._? [j XOREBOARD ' . Re t l - L. _ __ _ __________ (III ii No Football And No Fun For'jewish Bomber' Boxer C.. •(S t2Q ''I - a - ,- . I _'? '. 1 OR CRIAM 469 CIII Ii tI•l'4$ IIIS P'$'. HIMAY 17,92 UP - __________ '-'ISIW4 4W14• ,4,.$, - •. ,, ?4a%* ii.. .g,.,, — •... a '" ''.4.... , . ' , — — -. 11 CASSELBERRY " 4''. """ 'a .. .__ '-a,...-, ,.'. ...'.'::. i ' fr. 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WASHINGTON (AP) - The The House and committee committee excluded the broadJ' 'Fc1 .•. i 1 I House and its Judiciary Corn- stipulated that the broadcasts casters. mittee have voted to allow must not be interrupted by Several brief sessions have broadcasters to switch on commercials, been open to the public, but • .. -• -, equipment that has been gathcameras were barred. Judiciary members voted to ering dust since the opening There will be four television t allow television lights, which minutesoftheimpeactijjej. cameras in the committee will rnake possible color tele. room, two scanning committee quiry 10 weeks ago. .- -'" . Frj 1 '' .,' .. C its Li. Television and radio broadmembers, and two shooting casting is scheduled Co start over their shoulders toward the Broadcast technicians in . / Wednesday, the exat ti.ne de. stalled cables and cameras In audhmce pending on when committee the committee's Rayburn According to the committee -members conclude discussions Office Building hearing room schedule, the first 10 hours of • .s.. of the procedures for deciding for the beginning of evidenciary programming w ill consist of 15"" N' • whether to impeach President hearings on May 9. minute statements by each of . .-. .. • . - Nixon, ' • • -• the 38 committee members, ln,stallati,,n was supervised The ABC, CIkS and NBC teleThe next 20 hours will be vision nctorks said the) by the American Broadcasting spent on anlending and voting televise the hearings live in a Company, which put the cost at the proposed impeachment SLIGHTLY STALLED SWEETIES rotation plan similar to the one $45,000. articles. The committee is ex. they adopted In early June a Peeled to complete action on Youngsters in Cleveland, Ohio, experience a traffic jam In safety town, a program to reach high. But after several brief state. recommendations tarlv next year ago during the Senate way safety. Their expressions show they're learning, and like their adult ( - 'wntcrparts, they are iaent:; at the first hearing, the iek, possilily iu':sday. (em g:it• hearirj:s al, exasperated sith sitting and waitIng. - -________ Haldeman's Power Scope WASHINGTON (AP) - Herbert W. Kalnibach's troubles with political donors who wanted to be ambassadors, claims that C.G. "Bebe" Rebozo was collecting campaign money and a wealth of political detail and trivia all were channeled to 11.11. Haldeman during 1971 and 1972. In response to a steady now of political memorandums from his aide, Gordon Stracjian, Haldeman frequently would jot down campaign opinions and decisions. 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Berry, a former (All) - West German paratrooper, has taken Foreign Minister Hans over as the 50th superinThctrich Genschcr arrives tendent of the U.S. Military in the United States today Academy. and will meet with Berry, 48, former President Nixon Friday, a commander of the 101st White House spokesman Airborne Division at Ft. said. Campbell, Ky., assumed Genscher will fly to the the new post on Monday. Western White House with Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger on Thursday, Wayne Morse Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Monday, - Former Sen. Wayne L Morse, 73, an early op. Jeannie Riley ponenitothe Vietnam War, died Mondiy in a Portland AGAWAM, Mass. (AP) hospital. Morse was tying - Country-Western singer for the second time to Feannic C. Riley says she regain the Senate seat he ias realized God doesn't held for 24 years and lost In vant her to sing any more 1968. The liberal Democrat ongs like "Harper Valley was one of two senators to 9'A," her hit of six years vote against the Tokin go. ' Gulf Resolution in 1964, "It was a monster," she which was an opening step Id about We ballad which into U.S. involvment in the tirized small-town war in Viet Nam. ypocrisy. , Im each Strateg y Facing Panel _ WASHINGTON (AP) - With with a proposed article of an- strnge.t first Miile others the 38 miieibers 15 minutes to proceeding to run at least uffl if- I: r l 1) the evidence in and the argu- peachment when debate opens would prefer to test the waters discuss impeachmeni in gener- next Tuesday. ments made, members of the Wednesday, or start with a gen- with a marginal one. case was built on inferences al terms, a total of nearly 10 house Judiciary Committee are eral resolution on impeachment James D. St. Clair, Nixon's based on suspicion without any A new dimension was add turning to tactics and strategy and leave specific articles to be added hours for the committee's 38 impeachment defense lawyer, solid evidence to support it, that in preparation for their crucial proposed later. mieinbers. consume added his touch of strategy refusal to comply with subto the debate and voting proce- the first two That days should of debate. decision on whether President Republicans are opposing (lures Monday when the coin: Monday when he sent a letter to poenas was insufficient grounds Nixon should be impeached, After that members would be special counsel John Doar for impeachment, that Nixon's suggestions that one article be mittee voted to allow live te At party caucuses and pri- voted on before another of. vision and radio coverage of the recogni ed to propose articles asking for permission to attend taxes were not related to the vate meetings being held regu- fered, preferring to have all the sessions. Some Democrats fear of impeachment and to offer the committee's sessions..Stpresidency and so not a subject larly, Democrats are searching voting at the end. They don't the Republicans will resort to amendments to them, with each Clair said in a news conference for Impeachment and that a for the best ay to bring arti- like the prospect of a snowball delaying tactics in an effort to member entitled to five Monday night that Doar now charge of abuse of power was des of impeachment to a vote effect in case an early article is produce gavel-banging rulings minutes on each article or has abandoned his role as an too vague to sustain impeach.. by Chairman Peter W. Rodino amendment. while Republicans are planning approved, impartial compiler of (acts and ment. countermoves, become a prosecutor advocat. Also proving troublesome to Jr., 1)-N.J., that would give an In related developments: Rodino the at one time had hoped Democrats found themselves the Democrat., Is the order In appearance of stifling debate, to conclude committee's de- ing Nixon's impeachment. -An assistant to St. Clair, divided at a caucus Monday which they will propose artibeing the case, St. Clair Rodino said Monday that he liberations by Saturday, but said,That he too should be presentMalcolm Howard, said the night night over whether to plunge In des. Some favor going with the was prepared to give each of most members now expect the provide defense arguments. to presidential legal team consida foregone conclusion that St. Clair's proposal was re- ers theitJudicia ry Corrüntttee will jected by Rodino as outside the recommend impeachment. committee's rules, which do not -About 350 Nixon supporters permit participation by out. gathered on the Capitol steps to siders. begin what they said would be a "Mr. St. Clair has no further 7 our fast and prayer session. role as I see it," said Rodino. -U.S. District Judge Ger. "He was given every opportun. hard A. Gesell set aside one of ity. We bent over backward." t he charges for which former Rodino said the minority view Nixon aide John D. Ehrllchman will be well represented by Sam was convicted In the Ellsberg Garrison, newly named by theinbreak-in trial. Gesell set to aside LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. If the court directs him to sur- Nixon aides have ducked the embraces the question of Republicans as their counsel conviction of lying FBIa i AP) President Nixon's Wa- render them to special Water- question consistently. Said St. whether a federal grand jury tergate lawyer has refused re- gate prosecutor Leon Jaworskl. (lair: place of Albert Jenner, who agents on what Ehrllchman repeatedly to tell newsmen that returned the indictments outraged most Republican membered seeing In his tiles "I don't know whether It "I must insist I feel to answer was within its rights in voting to members by endorsing Doar's about the break-in. Ehrlichman whether Nixon will abide by the would be legally possible or not, the questions would inject my name Nixon an unindicted conclusion that the evidence also was convicted of con. Supreme Court's decision in the but I can assure you he will not view as to what the decision coconspirator. latest Watergate tapes case, warranted Nixon's plead the Fifth Amendment," ought to be and, therefore, I im- spiracy and lying to a federal St. (flair, dealing with related peachment. James D. St. Clair, appearing the Boston attorney responded. have consistently and will questions, also told newsmen: grand jury. at a nationally televised news Garrison delivered an attack -California U. Gov, Ed PetAsked whether Nixon already continue to consistently continconference after conferring had a contingency plan to deal ue to not answer." -No tapes have been burned on that evidence, and Doar's in. necke denied at his perjury trial with N ix on for about two hours wi th an adverse ruling, St. Clair or destroyed but some might terpretatlon of it Monday in a th at he lied to the Senate He also argued "it is highly not have existed In th e first performance that won praise Judiciary Committee about on Monday at San Clemente, said, "No, and I don't see how improper to discuss a case that place, simply because converfrom the Republicans, fended off some 10 questions he can until he gets the is pending before a court." when he told former Atty. Gen. sations were not recorded. from reporters that focused on decisioh, reads the opinion and Garrison rejected Doar's rec- John N. Mitchell about a titianJ&worski seeks 64 additional the court ruling expected this consults with counsel." believes Congress and ornrnendation that impeachable cial pledge to the Republican tapes of presidential conversa- the -He American people ultimately week. Vice President Gerald R. tions which he say's are needed will reach conclusions abo ut offenses could be found in the National Convention. In all t he questioning, at Ford said on Jul), 13, af ter con- for the tr ial of seven former N ix on's guilt or innoce nce on Watergate cover-up. Nixon's -Watergate figures John W. refusal to committee sub-were Deanamong III andthose Jeb S.summoned Magruder White house press headquar- (erring with Nixon at San Cle- Nixon aides and campaign offi. the basis of a single issue- poenas, hishonor income tax deducters here, St. Clair provided a mente, that he assumed any cials scheduled to go on trial whether he authorized the pay- tions for a gift of papers and a to testify at a pretrial hearing flat answer only when asked if citizen would abide by a dcci- Sept. 9 on Watergate cover-up ment of hush money to con- broad category of abuses of for Gordon Strachan In the Wa. Nixon could plead the Fifth slon of the Supreme Court. charges. victed Watergate burglar E. power. Amendment and withhold tapes However, St. Clair and other tergate cover-up case. The Supreme Court case also Howard Hunt. II St. Clair Pledges Presi,,,jent Won't Plead Amendment 5 - Nevada mel s To Race How's Your News IQ? L. Mary tuoc!ated Press News Quiz 6. The Commerce DepartEditor's note: how much do ment said the nation's total outyou remember about the news put of goods and services,the .I I of the world? This weekly quiz Gross National Product, during MI will help you find out. LI you the second quarter of 1974: (a) SCore fewer than five correct rose 1.1 percent; (b)stayed the answers, you had better read same as the first quarter; Ic) VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. AP) the paper a little more care- declined 1,2 per cent. - Camel races will be run g full y. U you get eight or more again th is year in this famed rate an "A," 7. The House Judiciary CornY ou sil%er-mining town. But if rowinittee said taps by the Nixon diness persists, It will be the L.k]E1A}tY._The mayor's 1. A five-day strike of police- Administr camels' last dash, ation on government proposal to hike property taxes men ended with a two-year con- officials and newsmen from three to fivefacing mills ainvote this Storey County' comiuiiissioners tract agreement In: (a) Chi- produced no leaks of classified city, already voted Monday to permit races cago; (b) Baltimore; (c) Co- I n f o r m a t I o n providing tough police super- lumbus, Ohio. T h e whether or not to continue as a Administration had installed: vision is maintained over thoucity, is adding fuel to the fire of 2. A leading feminist was ap- (a) 10 taps; (b) 17 phone taps; that debate. sands of spectators expected to pointed to th e new post of See- (C) 23 phone taps. s tream into town Sept. Mayor Margie hess today Th e races run since 1960 are retary of State for the Condition 8. A Miami, Fla ., couple was said she expects her proposal to of Women In: (a) Great abducted and shot by: (a) a hike the tax rate in th e city by part ofA the community's life Britain; blood. century' ago the camels Fran (b) Washington; (c) young abductor who had been two mills is playing into the ce, iauled salt to the booming hands of the people who want to paid ;ilver mines. Now their sprints 0000 ransom; (b) a see 3. A time bomb injured mnore couple who were refused ran- the city dissolved, And she , blaming city' council for her lown the narrow main street than 40 tourists and killed one Sorn; (C) a disgruntled former [raw tourists, w he n it expl od ed in: (a) the employe of the man who was action, asked for budget cuts to But residents complained Bastille; (Ill, the the Leaning Tower killed, meet our anticipated revenues hat lawlessness by students of Pisa; (c) the Tower of L0fl 9. Interest rates will remain for next year, but I nd youthful casino work ers don, ha ven't high and unemployment will received a single one," she ad turned the event into a 4. West Germany approved rise, according to: (a) the said. "If anything will put ireeday drunk, acquisition Sheriff Bob 1)elCarlo said terest In U of a one-fourth in. President's Council of Econom- people on the 'anti-incorpora.. -ic steelmaking SUb- Ic Advisers; (b) the presidents tion' side of the vote on the city mt at last year's races 68 ar. sidlary of the giant Krupp en- of three Federal Reserve charter, sts were made for that will." terprlse by: (a) Iran; (b) Saudi Ban ks; (c) Treasury Secretary ( ess, fighting, vandalisdrunkThe city faces Its test at the William Simon. m and Arabia; (c) Japan. C her charges. He said that "if I polls July 30, with proponents of ould have had 100 officers 5. Greece mnaoe a concession 10. Gen. Francisco Franco, the charter recall saying city stead of 10 we would have in the Cyprus crisis to Turkish Spain's 81-year-old chief of spending will put too much of a ri ade 680 arrests." demands when It: (a) agreed to state, temporarily transferred tax burden on its citizens. "These people look at this as talks with Archbishop Ma- his powers to: (a) Manuel Ben"The sheriff (John Polk) told a Wild West town but it wasn't," karios; (b) agreed to replace itez; (b) Prince Juan Carlos de us we could expect $20,000 a !1C,arlo said in explaining the 6W Greek offitvrs who led the 1310f bOn; (c) Premier Carles year in traffic Enes, trit in the wdiness. "This was a mining coup that deposed Makarlos; Arias Na,arro. first two mo;iths after we hired IC n. The aspect of a Wild West (c) Set up a coalition govern. ANSWERS our police chief, Gerald Fitz1. b 2. c 3. c 4. a 5. b 6. C p1 ice has been blown all out of ment of Greek and Turkish Cy 7. b 8. gerald, the city has received P1 Dportion." priotes. a 9. b 10. b only 197 In fines," she skid. Ca ia 9 e R is in - . - . IN BRIEF F. . Canadian Sees Sasquatch B.C. AP) A Vancouver you th project director says he saw a Sasquatch last Thursday night, but tried to keep the sighting of the seven or eight400t.tall hairy creature a secret. Wayne Jones, director of the Dunbar-West Point Grey Youth project, said he watched the creature for about five minutes after it came around the corner of a camp bu ildi ng about 25 feet away at Harrison Lake, a bo ut 70 mnlles east of here - "It had well-rounded head with long ears and arms," he said. "It was big, something between seven and eightfeet ta ll. It was huge. 'My first reaction was, 'My God, what is this?' It was quite wet and I could make out th at It was co vered wi th h a ir, not fur. ' 1 k said the crt'atun' left hca t.irt kd k the flashlights of a few campers ' New Ethopian Premier ADDIS ABABA, Et hi opia AN Et hi opia's mili ta ry reformers have picked Michael Irnru, a 44-year-old aristocrat, to be Emperor Haile Selassmes third prime minister in five months. The military, the controlling power through five months of unrest, fired Prime Minister Endalkachew Makonnen on Monday. The official Ethiopian news agency said the armed forces coordinating committee accused him of - siding withforIner officiaLq the amy has arrested for corruption and misuse of power. Irnru, minister of social and economic affairs under Makonnen, is considered more progressive than the ousted premier. -- �- -___;-,-. - _I ---- -- -------- --r — EURE W OMEN 28—Evening Herald — i Tuesday, July 23 1974 Evening Herald Tuesday, July 23,1974-313 . ^. - * id e-El ect . Br _.r ~-~ a - W- - I - ..~ 1r. W A&V I-, - Is Honored - .a V—. — '"rr I . ___ :1 ., - MISS were - ' . L ocal Co u p le , / 11 POLl. (RAMF.R DEAR POLLY -I recently had an old coin framed In a silver band so it c,ould be worn as a pendant. PrettY as it looks the silver from the coin turns light-colored labraci dark whert: the coin hits , - '. / - . .. .. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ansley hosted a miscellaneous shower, honoring MISS Debbie Thomas and Richard Larry Bowes 11, whose weddinC will an event of Aug. 24, at Central Baptist .r TONIGHT'STV A "I A ' W 1J j . Jj . 2 "I- . TUESDAY JWW. L, EVENING / .- More TLC Mar ete k d . 'i '. & -' -" •• ••• • . I (13) News - - (24) Carrascolendas (35) Star Trek (44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Sale Of The Century (6) Andy Griffith (I) To Tell The .4# ; . . - I a .. .( L . . , Truth Hollywood - 'I '. I 's • Squares (I 1) Movie At (24) Garden Show 8:00 (2. 8) Adam 12 (6) Maude (9) Happy Days (24) Man Builds, Man Destroys (35) Victory At Sea (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (2, 81 Mystery Movie (6) Hawaii Five-0 .. . 'j.. & DELTONA HI. 12 "LADIES' LADIES NIGHT ,, AttendIng dLnnerance held by Deltona RI-I? Club recently at th Deltona Country Club were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Phillips. Phillips Is second vice-president and Wilson Is secretary of the Masonleorganizatlon More than 1 persons were entertained by the Dixie It Troubadours. (9) Movie (24) The Naturalists (35) Showtime 9:00 (24) What's The Big Idea (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Hawkins (33) Champions 10:00 (2, 8) Police Story . Women Join Polke In Japan Easy WayTo Kill to F A ENTION.I I to I r Sub cr ers tr r "' - W-0011 4 - .VPW #1 4 - - ,I-.. J It' r ' ______________________________ 11 pretty, but if the object gives ner, both petite and attractive, ty old, one the feeling that it originated wouj'd lean out of the window helped. Also Job discrimination I wi th human warm th, one may every few yards with a ide- remains, .i 'a '" -' ' '3 — "- - Ame ri can Lesion Auxiliary officers installed were irginia Perez, Maria Rotas, Kay Wolff, Candy McClanahan and Eva Wynne , V ux i•ary ry iA U XliliI 0 i CALENDAR - ii • U fl Ii Has Installation (1 be drawn to it." I scoping chalk marker to "flthlngs were perfect, there Nowadays, a visual element scratch "15 minutes" on the would be women in all sections I of a product m ust embody pavement alongside the cars, of th e police department," she scmething more than an aesA tow truck is radioed for as said. I thetic feature. It must convey a they round the block. A quarter Women officers are kept from message which relates to a hu- of an h ou r later, back where dangerous assignments, such n f eeling or concern for oth- they began, an officer worker as riot cvgitrol, have no night er people. approaches t hem to apologize, duty and don 't carry revolvers. "It Is the reason people st.op His station wagon is about to be They're unarmed, but no easy flea ma rkets for old things that taken away by the towing crew. pushovers. Each is trained In at reflect concern on the part of Officer Ebina, cool and un pincushion L CALL COLLECT 736-3226 AUft SAM (AUCIII I, — 2:30 (2, 8) Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Girl in My Life 8:30 (9) Mcvie 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) Mike Douglas Show (a) Concentration (9) Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration (8) That Girl 10:00 (2, 8) Dinah's Place (6) The Joker's Wild 10:30 (2, 8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit (9) %l0.000 Pyramid (44) Fury 10:55 (35) News 11:00 (2,8) High Rollers (6) What's My Line (9) Split Second (13) 'NOW You See its' (35) Romper Room (44) Herald 01 Truth 11:30 (2,8) Hollywood Sq uares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Fran Carlton (44) Not For Women Only 11:55 (6) Nwc (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Andy's Gang 3:00 (2, 8) Another World (6) The Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mr. Ed (44) New Zoo Revue 3'30 (2. 8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game () One Life To a J Live (35) Penthouse rnyard (44) Underdog .100 (2, 8) Somer se t war Asner Shuns Edd (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street ( 44) Gilligan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin (9) Gilllgan's Island (13) Or lando City Council (35) Leave It To Beaver (44) Please' Don't Eat The Daisies 5:00 (9) Mission Impossible (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood (35) Batman (4-i) Green Acres 5:30 (2) News (6) Green Acres (13) Ensign O'Toole (24) Electric Company (35) Lost in Space (44) Addams Family rdom Offscreen _______ Sta I SAl I 00 _____ _______ Scene ___ TJJ ____ _____ _ ______ Recounted _ _____ ______ _____ __________________ _____ 1 • _____________________ _________ ____________ ___________ ________________ ' — — ' 0 . . "i'. .' I . I - ____ ____ T" T" :T' I ' I I _____ Black £ Whit, - 5 _____ ____ - - - ' - ' White Souisters Back Again i JillJR iJlli Jul11 Jul11 jil' JlJl Jill :\ . It 49 • . , -- _______________________________ Seminole appearing in The Herald are available to you in flv1A rcprn,4 size or S3. DIAL __ 322 - 2611 or 83' ' .. L. 111011111111111111111111111111 I (9) Truth ' Consequc:nce ____ _______ ___ J SUPPLY I I Ill East Kentucky Ave., Land. Fl.. " CLIP Bob's Big lop By NANCY ANDERSON per cent of the cases, I can 'Ed, like the rest of the MTM do ne on 'All In the Family'," Johnny Carson and the other ce b ring people to a halt. But Th eHersldSj s cast,andcrew,getonweu with says producer Danny Arnold, variety and talk shows get per cent of the passers by don't the star. "they jump all over you. They away with. Producers of shows HOLLYWOOD-Edward know me even then." In fact, an actress on another say, 'Forget All In the Family on ABC are annoyed over th 10:30 (24) Byline e Asner's face won't stop a clock. Recently Asner was at the series was telling me just the - that's one of a kind." (33) News restrictions they are faced with In fact, generally speaking, it airport In his home town, other day that the Mary Tyler 11:00 2, 6, 8, 9) News You can get away with that CBS' producers are not - won't stop even his most Kansas City, waiting in line for Moore company has a AFTERNOON (24) Speaking Freely things in TV plays like and vice versa. Prod ucers of dedicated fan, because, though a flight to Los Angeles. (35) Movie reputation of enjoying the 1200 (2) News (44) Night Gallery Asner has one of the most "There was a mob at the greatest rapport of any group 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show (6) Young And widely seen faces in America, counter," he remarks, ' "and the within the TV Industry. (6) Movie Restless it's seldom recognized unless tine wasn't moving. And it was ______________________ (9) Wide Wor ld Of (8) Jackpot HOROSCOPE it's on th e beginning screen, to look "o'o like nobody in Entertainment (9) Password it was As Lou Grant in the going to make the Los . (35) Florida aocxs ca (44) Movie • ceedingly popular "Mary Tyler Angeles flight. Lifestyle TNUTU 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show For Wednesday, July 24, 1974 (44) Variety News Moore Show," he's viewed and "So I peeled off and went to (9) Movie TODAY, 12:30 (2. 8) Celebrity Un loved weekly by millions, but the man standing in the door Hs ('%fjIil,j ItlGtITF:,t Sweepstakes when he walks the city streets leading to the planes and asked WEDNESDAY 6:Ou (2,6,8,9) News 91 14 (6) Search For r (13) Here Comes or shops In a himwhatcouldbe supermarket done. or Ididn't MORNING Tomorrow The Stars mixes with the crowd at an tell him who Iwas, but I did say NMI I (9) News (24) Sesame Street TKATU airport, almost nobody knows that I had 5:45 (8) Sunshine GENERA!. (35) Peyton Place to catch the flight to TENDENCIES: You are now given a chance to who he is. , (44) Lucy Sh ow SUN THRUW(D. Aimanoc 12:55 (2) News talk over wi th associates your feelings about a joint project you Los Angeles. A'S). 6:30 (2, 6, 8, 9) News 'H ot S 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 1:00 (2) Jackpot have And this is okay wi th "He in mind said Discuss at th Asner, all aspects of I should get your plan so you can easily w (35) Mayberry RFD c..,6:10 (2) Sunrise (6, 8) News ho doesn't want star treat- back in line and that the people A come toa new accord asto the best methods thbeused (44) Get Smart Almanac (9) All My Children l I "All The Laying K,Mik ment in his verday life, ARIES: Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Meet with associates early in e going to IMS Angeles would be ___________________ th day and find out what is expected of you. Also, make sure your "People don't recognize me," moved up in time which, in a 8-CONCLUSION NBC 45th and feels sorry for her. So he brought in for a scheme to draw ideas are clearly understood, Asner speculates,"because in few minutes, we were. person I don't look like I do on ALL STAR TAURUS ( Apr. 20 to May 20) You want to accomplish a great the "Later, af ter I was settled on BASEBALL invites her home to stay for a out the murderer. go GAME Opening with Joe few day's while she collects screen. People are always the plane, the same young man 8:30-10 ABC TUESDAY deal, but first check with co-workers or you could be doing the surprised when they meet me to with whom I'd spoken had Garagiola's 15-minute pregame herself. Then the shocker: The MOVIE OF THE WEEK Rerun wrong th ing. Kee p your health 323412$ at show, the annual battle between girl Is pregnant. find th I'm thinner than j f ound out who I was and came GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Plan ,, "Third Girl from the those hobbies for the the top vote-getting players of appear on television and that I to my seat and apologized for 8:309:30 CBS HAWAII FIVE- Novak and Tony' CLeft" NOW SHOWING ur tis Kim are coming weekend sr' that you can enjoy' them more, Take mate out wear to recreation glasses. each league meet again tonight 0 Rerun "Draw Me a Killer" A costarred. Miss Novak plays a not having given me special th at can be mutually enjoyed. TRUCK "If I'm walking down a street treatment. at Three Rivers Stadium in series of murders poses a riddle chorus girl who Is about to at home hIOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Make sure conditions Pittsburg. The broadcast li nup for McGarrett, since they seem throw off her longtime lover, are improved by helping to increase harmony there. Use that wanted to be treated like includes Curt Gowdy, Tony to occur at six-wee k intervals Curtis, for a younger college good judgment in dealing with kin, 7,-,, LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Ideal day for en joying th e company any other passenger.' Kubek and Garagiola. and are apparently linked to dropout. A sad story' a bout th 8-8:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS characters in a popul3r showgirl who yearns fore of individuals you really like. You can also gain the in formation Ed recently toured the of you need to make your life fuller. Midwest in "Born Yesterday" 4 RERUN "Great Expectations" newspaper comic strip. The something that seems out VIRGO 22 and, after performancea, met PLUS Richie encounters a beatnik girl artist is not a suspect, but he's reach -ma rriage, home, more charming asyou autograph-seeking tans whose well as operative. Save time for one who has a Force To fight children-with a lover of 13 problem in which first question was usually, can be helpful years. An unhappy' triangle — MIDNIGHT SHOW LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Ideal day to go out socially and "wt Is Mary Tyler Moore Ah$WIFIOPf.VIOU$pUul. develops, 11:30 make your presence felt. Show oth ers that YOU are a fine con011100110" really' like?" ___ ___ Hod9ePodeJ 9:30-li CBS SHAFT __ July 23 - Tues. Only Rerun versationalist Take health treatments , 'That question offended rue, Police corruption Is the ce ntral IA 6:00 £ 9:00 A SCORPIO i Oct. 23 Nov. 21) Make sure you handle your Asner says, "because what did theme as Sha ft finds ACRO Live On Stage 39 Climbing plani £ s i'u they think 1 was going to say? lOkiSol 'r A the middle of ram pahimself nt po in routines in a tactful way. The evening is particularly' fin e for th e ____ ________ The 40 Simple 1' v lice- romantic side of life. 4Iia ne Part 41 Especially to someone I'd Just CO LN rprotectedcrimne.Ablack officer *Wd form.var) SAGITTARIUS Society Orchestra met (Nov.22 to Dec. 21) Plan to be with friends k_ and didn't really know?" is framed after he has testified incnitii KISS HOLLYWOOD GOOI). 42 Eurrçean finch 1 r I you 12 Native metal 45 Eddied However, the answer is this: most enjoy at the activities that are mutally pleasing. Take 11fQIT before a crime-probing COlD' BY. By Ani ta Loos, Viking, 213 All Seats $230 l3Atxjve f more interest in current events. , 13 r 49 Cci't,iin mittee and is accused of beating MO N 0 Pages. 17.95. 14 n 1 CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan, 20) You have to use diplomacy limitation M 15 Sack up a showgir l. Shaft gets In "K iss Hollywood Goodby," ,11 SiTunepast per- now in dealing with higher-ups or you could get into trouble. Gain 16 Circus inissiontoposeasa policeman, prestige through civic work, Anita Loos, widely known for A 52Pokc'rss,ake ______________MMTF lIDrou!,s 53 Vain ______________ and is assigned to the framed 30 Organ part.. her "Gentlemen ( MAT*41 Prefer 54 Asian holidaY 7 Epoch AQUARIUS (Jan. . 3 iPih 21 to Feb. 19) Study' facts and figures of a officer's precinct, 31 Greek moon Blondes," continues the auto-MIWM 33 III where he promising project in which you are interested. Try to deepen P3~w , $Sugary gudd uncovers a car-theft ring. biography which she began 24 Train tr ack 9 ________ Apple center 33 'ilc. for LII Friendship of a new acquaintance. wi(etmyTh) ioi ! 10-11 26 Claing ABC witn "A Girl Like MARCUS ist,a 57 PISCES Feb. 2Oto Mar. device 20) , Mann be ii Honey mak tter way to handle those fly WELIIY, M.D. Rerun "A Full A rambling struct ur e, Jerry . 27 Label 17 Grumbled 40 Stuck in mud responsibilities you have ta ken on. Show more affection for mate Life" A scientist built wi th some not so terribly' who 30 Counsel (,.Iar, 41 fltnworm 32 Fine wool yarn 19 Well-grounded 42 Bridge specializes in jungle research is and Increase harmony'. DOWN interesting anecdotes a bout th e IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN TODAY ... he or she will be one of 34 Sowed 23 Citrus fruits 43 Sea eagle very distressed to learn on his great and near great who popu35 Neupaper I Wt'ei 24 I)TOIish those delightful young people who understands both sides of any return home th at the gran 36 rxecutie 2 So set stream 25 Arabian gulf lated Hollywood ds during its ear. 46 Upland plain on issue and would do well in psychiatric work, labor organizations, Abstract being 3 Denials Fragrant wcxxi 47 Tributary c he expected to Join him in his ly years as well as from Miss 37 Scienttst.. 4 Four-bagger 27 Tickle and especially law. Teach early In life to become independent and the FJbr next expedition has no in Loos's experiences as i work..hop SAsiweiate Z8Prrsrntly "°" not to be so possessive where th e romantic side of lIfe is con6 M on thly (colt 29 Blond tentions of doing so. The rerned, screenwriter d ur ing that tImt', '\ r— ' 'EWAi'EH L'TUiI1I1) A'$ the book ought to be popular scientist Is hospitalized with malaria and his heartache over - ~- - with those interested In this sort H "Th e Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of of = . 5 6 7 8 9 10 III his grandson's decision doesn't your life is largely' up to YOU! "I was there" sort of thin g. - help efforts to make him be tter, For those who couldn't care Carroll Righters lndvduaI Forecast tor your sign for August is flOW = le Richard Basehart plays the ss about what some matinee ready. For you copy 3d your birthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter - - S __ ro'rc,s, [crnq Orrci P distressed professor. o 8o 629 i-4Oilwd, CalIf. idolofthetirnehadtosayacut 15 - iT 17 a contemporary screen lovely', 20 19 skip this book When it's not with dropped names, 1 22 much of the manuscript is — — -!1ft ,viaS*..l It ..-- —' 1i U1L Comp!ele dinner thing isn't your bag then this By MARY CAMPBELL Schaefer Musk Festival in Cen- Righteous Brothers had ready, isn't your book. p'eces of (hen, mo.d AP Newsfeatures Writer tral Park thinking it was too so Medley swung into "Georp'olots and gravy. colt tkw There are limes when Miss The Righteous Brothers, once important to cancel. "New gin," with a Ray Charles-kind Loos has something significant foremost exponents of btueey'ed York is always a great place to of soul, to say such as the remark that Regular GOOD soul, are back together and break the act in," said Bill The Righteous Brothers got - in those thoughtless days none their first record is an Im. Medley the afternoon before the together originally in Orange Value of us ever associated movies rnj,llnIn his . uvnvvri. I.MUnty,Uriit,,tn l962andhada with art; such 'easy money' F— 140 _____ "Rock 'n' Roll Heaven" was Roth he and Bobby tIkxxI,1ed hit right away with "Little placed them in the category of Hatfield 1 — — No.9on the best-selling chart of were in a mood to make Latin Lupe Lu," Their 12 wise'15 47 48 biggest striking oil." But she doe-:: June 29 and climbing. ('racks at each other, acting re- records were 'You've Lost that pursue these relatively rare , { — — — - ' ' F 1 V ('("h —. (9) 7:25 (2) News And Weather 730 (2) Tod ay 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo (35) Matinee (44) Movie 30 (2.8) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 7:00 (2, 8) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game ____ cwt Delivery Anywhere in Central Ffrrida (6) Kojak (9) Marcus Welby (13) Burke's Law (24) You Owe It To Yourself 615 (6) Sunshi ne Almanac 6:75 (2) The Flying Nn 6:30 (6) Summer Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 8) Today (6) CBS News Z7Z Men's Formal WearAmerican Igion Auxiliary with a hand-embroidered initial leased and hands m hun an $18 r RENTALS Unit 53 Insta ed of Sanford recently that is not Just a cushion but an ticket. For Weddings, Proms. etc ll officers for the 1974-75 object ma de " d Losing!) to express i never rip up a ticket,,, she JULY24 JULY 27 L Perkins Men's Wear term at a combined dinner affection for a grandmother" explained later. - Central Florida Mineral and ' Alcoholics Anonymous meeting with the Legion p -t, he says. First St. Whatincentive(sthereforto. m Society, Inc., 7:45 p.m., Women's Group, Holy Cross Ph.322.)s11 Installed were Mrs. Kay L. The persistence of Americans First Federal Savings & Loan Episcopal Church Parish Wolff, president; Mrs. Flo is one reason his own desh:n --. Loan, 2424 Edgewater Dr., House, 406 Magnolia Ave., 2.3 King, first vice president; Mrs. board Is going off in so man, 'lando. p.m. -Maria Rotas, second vice directions. In fact, years a president; Mrs Eva Wynn, while in the Air Force P1. JULY 29 chaplain and Mrs. Virginia was, in a sense, an American ;Mcobollcs Anonymous, open a AIeoholics Anonymous closed Perez, sergeant at arms; Mrs. discovery. He was pressed into :uetings, Holy Cross Episcopal meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal j .4 designing sportswear when an ' Wburch, Parish House, 400 Church Parish House 400 Dorothy Lennox, historian; Mrs. Candy McClanahan, American fashion editor found gnoIla Ave., 8-9 pin. , . Magnolia Av'., $9 p.m. treasurer. Executive corn- that he had designed the ski :T mitteemen include Mrs. clothes he was wearing. Later .SlSTER be,, luncheon 1rothy Mathews, Mrs. Minnie he went on to design dresses, Sanford Al-Anon -. noon, Cavalier Family Pezold, and Mrs. Peggy Stokes. purses, shoes, lingerie and Hob Cross Episcopal 1IVIT(D -,.Restaurant. Rèstaurant. Prospective Mrs. Doris McKinna, Sixth Jewelry. In these last years he OFFIR Church Parish House, 400 District welcome. presided over has designed everything from Macnou1 Ave., 8-9 p.m. lACK the installation and Mrs. Ruth bath towels to carpets for the Kruse presented several home. Now he is on to lamps. enjnrC1tjz dinner dance, 6 Aug. 14 awards to the unit. "1(1 achieve what I want in Aupliance Service \ / Altamnonte Springs Civic National Association of TheAuxiharywillnothavea iihting._a whole new cp1 2C7So.SanIordAv,. ent. Iteservauons by July22 Retired Federal Ewployes Phon.312.419 meeting in August, but will hold of color It will be unique in tIsouehpro tCfW*'t All1!111lllP1llll~ , WirPrk(ç4er.n. U fThtiriSvpt.j2at thehryofth te rfOrs ' hesays i US Cafeteria, Winter Park. county senior citin clubs, 8p.m. at the post home. enfhusiaica lIy. / en "Maude" and "All In the nighttime shows argue that had ideas nipped in the network Broadcast Standards and Family," says writer-producer daytime The Herald Services shows are freer, bud. Practices, admi ts that someBuck Henry, "That you can't do Doug Cramer wanted a nude times shows, such as All In the on filmed shows, for some In each case, there is some rear HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) - subliminal reason," shot of Connie Stevens at Family, which are done before Justification for their cornPerhaps the most common beef the end of his TV movie, "The a live audience, have more Producers of TV movies plaints, but thete is also some Sex Symbol," heard in Hollywood TV circles complain bitterly that they are good reasons No sale. He corn- freedom than shows done on for the dif- plained, without avail, that film in a studio. is that the networks have a not allowed to do and say things ferences. The three networks nudity was allowed on educa. double standard, They allow done in old movies "They are live," he sar, bought for take their public service tionat more freedom on some shows TV showing. Producers responsibilities seriously, and Bath TV - he cited "Steam "and th us there are some ad than on others and permit a evening shows grouse about " — why not on his libs.AI.dthatmayaccowtfor a the they try desperately to forestall movie? greater latitude in language permissiveness of little more leeway." later any possible threat of govern. only at certain hours. Even Norman Lear, who programs. Producers of TV lent censorship. So they sell- produces But he says that other corn"The first time you come in dramas gripe about what the police All In the Family, has plain ts about a double standard and their main arena with something that has been networks let his problems. On the very are untrue, except for the time Dean Martin and an attempt to keep Juicy stuff fhad ____ irst episode of AITF shown, he factor. He says he keeps on hours when the children argued with CBS until late into hearing the sarnc old tjng fr om aren't watching. the night preceding the debut I)roducers - They do it, why - --- -- ----- --So there is greater-freedom They wanted to take two can't I?" - but mosny inese __________ ____ during the daytime (childr en minutes out of it, to conform to are just imaginery differences. should be in school) and later in previous standards. Lear held ___________ ___________ the evening (chil dr en should be out - and WOfl. In the area of movies for TV, C) 1 in bed). Soap operas and late"''] "It's important that we get for example, versus old night ta lk shows are allowed to altoget her wet," he told th 0 expound on themes not per- and finally they agreed -em, theatrical releases, Kersey to says that he attempts to apply mitted to prime time, their corporate joy later, the same yardstick to each. The logic of this fails to imTom Kersey, head of ABC's press some producers who have Vest Coast Department of NEXT: Network Taboos) Hollywood Area ruffled by the man now tower. m over her. ordersthe car re- :& a Double Standard' ? , 'E91TaI1L Winn-Dixie r". 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Hogan's Heroes What's My Line? () TBA • I 1 Roaches and Ants - A By DICK KLEINER - — Is there anything I could use on the coin that would prevent this I Church. The party was given at By VIVIAN BROWN but notdaij; value? MgSn.R.S. the Stevens Avenue home of AP Newsfeatures Writer By BARRY SIILACHTER day's fragile flowers to put least one DEAR POLLY -My Pet Peeve is to be driving behind someone Mr. arid Mrs. Glenn Japanese martial art are looking for t.l.c. W. Ansley. People TOKYO (AP) - Can a worn- aside kimono making a right turn, either into a driveway or on to a street, and and zori or blue and given instruction in the use The area was decorated in a (tender loving care) in the an succeed as a police wty almost stops completely before making the turn. It is no wedding officer In Jeans and sneakers and slip into of firearms. theme and refresh- market place. And they are male chauvinist Japan? wonder there are so many rear-end accidents. So aften the one in a patrolwoman's uniform? "As a single woman, I feel ments of finger sandwiches, getting it, says Italian fashion front is to blame. Apparently, yes. Aal For one thing, exceptionally freer than I would working in a a had to pretzels, potato chips, and Innovator Emilio The chips Pucci. Japanese women, those so- good pay for a woman in JaI purchased two blouses that were far from cheap and private company," said Miss dips, mints, nuts, punch and merchandising scene is chang. called resew every one of the 12 buttons before wearing them. -.SIRfragile, flower-like crea. pan. Officer Ebina each month Mlyagawa. "We are more at -. S.V.D. omeout twice the na- liberty to date wiU=t fear of tending. The cake was cans are leading the world in DEAR POLLY -I am answering Carol who has a dull- looking obediently shuffled several 'tional average salary for some- gossip." marble top on a table. I have a dresser and commode with pink decorated with yellow roses, the matter of perfected Ideas." steps behind men, are today one of her age and educational Before she graduated from a Italian marble tops th at are over 2(X) years old. I clean th em with green !eaves and two wedding "In any Godforsaken spot in collaring smugglers and pick- background. Buddhist bellS. Africa, college, Miss Miya. Asia or wherever, a pockets and having Illegally a sm&U amount of ammonia added to a pan of gentle detergent Starting police officers with a gawa had thought of a teaching little man in a tiny village is parked cars hauled away, :Sizls and then wipe tops dry with a clean cloth or paper towel. I high school diploma earneiri 78 career. Instead she became a Hostess gift was a place working on something that has really use mine and even set drinks right on the tops. The marble setting They're doing it and without a month In Tokyo. The national of silverware. Miss be partly developed from a abuse - oral or otherwise 1, shines like glass after being so cleaned.- 1.1 LLIAN. average pay for a woman with "When I entered the fo TUmas greeted her guests local thing and partly designed from the male population orce, DEAR GIRLS - Do remember various marbles have various attired In a long bright orange by an American Brush f the spme education is only Tokyo had a serious juvenfle buyer who has Tokyo. finishes. Some authorities suggest using talcum powder to polish double knit dress with white tracked him down with the aid about Control 1O and ants the delinquency problem. I thought the surface. Washing Is not always recommended. When it is done trim and a white carnation k, Roach 11 In fact, stated the city's top While Japan still maintains police of an work would be the most has caused woman cop, Inspector Fumiko severe -by Western standards only a pure soap should beut Much wlu depend on the previous corsage, a gift from the host him to Interpreter make something," he Niki, "there effective way to solve it," she cabinets, cupboards; aroun are a r'imber of - social and legal dis- said. bathroom an kitchen fixture-s through years of use. When dust ing never rub with a cloth but corsage was presented to Mrs. Co lorless, odorless coatin g .."move loose dirt with a soft brush so it Is not ground in. There Robert Thomas, mothet of the "In directing their energies better than men." lice work is one of the few fields n to women 'e marble polishing powders (and kits) to use. Follow directions bride-elect to complement her towards these I.Ittle companies offering asemblance of equality only branch in trim. America has years ago when they were first been a stimulating un'1 rlosely. -POLLY. ITllflISklrtd with men, particularly In pink and white ensemble and a fac, too, women in r In getting sub-coun' pa DEAR POLLY-Before laundering curtains with pin-type hooks red corsage to Mrs. Richard and promotions de- ecruited as officers. — L. tries on their feet. People may blue can be seen every day mark the places where the pins go with a laundry marker and Bowes, mother of the partrnent. dMOSO — — — — CLIP AND SAVEIII — — 01 future talk about the ugly American, recting traffic and lost — save a lot of time when you go to replace the "When I Joined the force 15 pins. Such marks last bridegroom. She was attired in but one day this .through several washings. — L.C. effort will be pedestrians or buzzing about years ago, policewomen were a red, white and black dress recognized as the greatest town in super-compact patrol still obliged to serve male offiDEAR POLLY -Three years ago I cut the tops out of some 46- with black accessories, economic and sollological in- CutS. ounce fruit Juice cansand filled them with wet cement. Before the cers tea and wipe off their desks I cement set I put about seven soda straws in each. After the fluence of American civilization Others invited were Most are in traffic control, each morning," said assistant • :dement dried I spray painted each entire can green and then put members and close friends family of over the rest of the world," he othersstaffthepoliceemergen. inspector Kuniko Mlyagawa, I M e dicare EtUkii flowers in the straws. I change these flowers h year the bridal cy "110" phone line -"because 39. couple. he feels thInvited e impetus their voices carry better" and always have fresh-looking ones for our cemetery lot. This is ApproxImately 30 persons heEven Is constantly to as do Juven "Now they no longer think of I most in expensive, too. - GEORGIA. attended the gala event. ile delinquency and the us as women - Just another c u ib I and now finds him- criminal investigation sections. cop," said Miss Miyagawa, a Medicare Insurance Entitles You Tó'Home Use - ' self "more and more in the field In all, there are about 1,440 handsome woman who has been ' of home furnishings." A life- female police officers in Tokyo, commended more than a dozen :: . -.. ______ _____________ long pain ter, he has Just In- compared to New York's 700. t imes for nabbing gold smugr *HOSPITAL BEDS 'OXYGEN troduced his first collection of And there would be more if glers and shoplifters as well f--• .' li thographs, a,iriii' I iyrne there were room: 1,)0 women for her wor k wi th Juvenile * WHEELCHAIRS •nnccLw1MIn3 •rniucn, uria 4 We are turning away from the took exams last year for 2(10 delinquents. x '1 'infinity of products which openings *PRESSURE Bn "'"%' *BREATHING MACHINES IC Today MISS Mlyagawa heads have surrounded us since the I've always had a yearning the traffic control action at OIC As Prescribed by Your Physician industrial revolution, thee essen- to be in the police," said officer Tokyo's Atago police station, u 1 = tially materialistic things that Hitomi Ebina, 23, as she andsheseesroomforjmpo.eWE BILL MEDICARE DIRECT FOR YOU . were created with a view to. maneuvered 'mlnipatrol car ment. ward mass-production and low No. 2" down astreet "Sly big complaint is e the IM V Cost," he continued. A .. with illegally parked automo. s ta tion -/ik:'Expert Repair & Service On nd mt j "Fewer people are buying bites, - - -. - :; - 4 we must share the same lavato. Breathing Machines . things Just because they look Officer Ebina and her part- ry with men. This place is pret- I - 1~ T V Operating 4 - 1 , - POINTERS Party Fetes Silver Coin JO,'l Clothes I . .~ 1 . . . out by spect9l centerpiece, 'i.ov.e In Bloom." Handmade shell 0111 . nutcups, with matching place cards, decorated each setting. - The- cake featured the names of thebrjdeandrnHosteas 10I gift was a Corning Ware Menu. Bridal Luncheon held for Mh.s Sheila Ra) hon ith Mrs. Iharks Heck Sr, Miss Ette sd, in M Ra chosen carol Green, Mrs. Taylor Brown and Mrs. Jeffrey Ray. pattern Guests included the Mmes. Charles Beck Sr.; Jeffrey Ray; Robert Vilece; Daniel Norris; Glen Cox Jack Prosser; Joe Piquer; William Bedsole; and IMiss Robin Bedsole. 101 .,- ~~_~ __4 -i - - '. P 1 --i -I N .q7L : - 1 \iJ POILLY'S w Sheila Ray, bride-elect wIthMrs.TaylorC.Brownjr., and her daughter, Carol, as ' Q.~ =s WL" A. I Luncheon of honor at a bridal luncheon at the Mid-Fl o rida Country Club, .. .' F .I j 11 . At —: "' k^ I .1 jr"J_ 41.^ - 0 .., owo 0 - r , - 4o . SO .1 dripping _____ _______ 15 ALL DAY $I a-. - ,nuui - 140ô.v - u'i. 43 44 50 Because it became a hit so 01 62 54 — — — — — — — — — — — 57 - - — — 23 laxed and cvnfident one minute fast, the Righteous Brothers and nervous about the first "recanceled June "break-In" en- turn" euzicent the next, There gagements and got busy mak- was noth ing to worry' a bout tug an album. But they played a the audience loved it and wantconcert at the summer-long ed more encores than the Lovin' Feelin .... ..Soul and In. sights at any great length ai,i spiration," "Ebb Tide" and "Unchained Melody," sung solo by Hatfield. They were a duo for Mx years, breaking up in 1968, any import they might have had largely Is lost in the fluff surrounding them, Phil Thomas AP Books Eiljtor v Ree,7- - - O DAILY ii .M. . M. 1117.34 P.M. FI & I-t French Ave. (Hi-way n ru.ii �- • - - . --•-• _____ _______ 413— Evening Herald Tuesday, J uly 23, 1974 Key Kirby Start Vacuum 'U TERMITE PEST CONTROL Comp Toro Restden mercIaI ii ROWE / JIM ROWE sel I the things your new 3222070 M Il M : Haventyoudone WW_iAA0*%%%A. W HONE AHEAOORDERSPH 222,412 FOR P2 100 S. FR ENCH SANFORD KULh withoutaloro '° SPECIAL TUESDAYS COMPLETE CHICKEN $i A I.iJV Ihi H •, w ___ ' 220) French Ave. Gordon Dye ____ -. --- ;.: .1 r ' ,i•;.. - - 2 Locations To Serve YOU OFF 436 AC11toSS FROM AMC DEALER EED SHOP I! 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There is no mnrn Ub People are realizing, more triggers the "Law of Reversed couch on which the subject charge for consultation, thus * each day, that worries, Effect" and completely blocks reclines; a series of switches making ltpossiblefor you to get anxieties, and tensions can, and your efforts. On the other hand, within easy reach of Wesley do create "physical's all the Information niecessary to ymptoms hypnosis teaches you how to chair that control the dimming help you decide on your future 6W where there Is , to release the "Hidden of the lights, starting and action. cause. AccordIng to or,nlc Wesley,relax; Power" of your subconscious stopping the soft music, the such Symptoms may manifest Wesley also gives Lecture. themselves In the form of in- mind; and set up a -Con. metronome, a brainwave Demonstration to any In. ol' ditloned Response Cycle" so the sychronizer, a hypnod1sc, a ferested group FREE OF somnla; civerwelght; Prolonged results you desire can spoin. flickering flame suspended CHARGE. nervous tensions, smoking, tarkeously comi about. Anyone from the celling and the ma Ciifl sa U * chronlcfatigue,spasticcl Why not give him a call and can learn to control the operation of a series of tape be assured that your next * stomach, migraine; sexual "Hidden Power" of their recorders, earphones and maetg will be a huge success. * problems such as impotence subconscious mind if they will micropone. All In all, ills quite -Mv. fP, - * Ph. 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The Swiss knowandappredateths and visit their museunis often. On Sundays and holidays, crowds of the Museum Basel, In which are treasuries of early German painting; they also flood the galleries of Bern, Geneva and Zurich. Art consciousness belongs even to children in Switzerland - just as do the Alps. The only way is II & TI VWJQ I) Ham, cob of corn, potato salad, bread. - BOOK t 4 Reg. $1.7S - RICHARD LION HEART By his proper role, n pal virtues of chivalric ideals" James A Brundage Scri James. A. 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The bidding Is Just about automatic, 14*7 *'Ct ________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ ________________________________________ THE BORN LOSER by A ____ _________ 7 _____________________________ __________________________ ________________________________________________ - one. Then he will lead a diamond, East will take two -_- ( by DITHEYAUTThEbVA) IiIPARE WITH OUR COLLEGE MOVIE 1.g6PA' / / _____ _______________________________________ US t$'IPWA t C _____ _____________________________________________ "Be sure to adjust the color! The ood's been a little weakt" FUNNY BUSiNESS I By Roger 8oiien ___________________________________ You, South, hold 4A Q 654 A Q 654 •A K 4 2 wt do ou do now? COMPARES _________________________ ; a , - TWA RESEMBLANCE /'%4cR49E 125 . _____ _____ Answer Tomorro 01 NCIDENTA by Garry Trudeau ________________________ i OVER A : - r - ( _________________________________ _________________________ __ _________________ ___________________________________________ _ ____________________________________________ ____________ ________________________________ ________________________ "spending well over that figure 'yet the NBC Telesion networ bought the show sight Unseen, J 4sT kh _______ ________________ ri BLONDIE -'" r 1" __ ________ ______ 'r - ' p -- _____________ _________________________ _______ __________________ _____ ________ _________________ ______________ ____ Chic Young 'P SOMETI4lP4G TNAT HARD IN EVE ___ THE WORLD LIP TO SIXTY MILES 6i'J Hot. 1 _ L7 '1 IHA ç SOMER.ACE TO GO! _ - _ _ _ _______ ________ ______ 6ONE (vm LEFT FIFTEEN MINUTES ____ I ' ',v-j I, _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ , BU - - ,' - 5 / u ___ ___ - ME R -. I L MOR _____________ ____________ _______________________ ____________________________ COdST*uCfl4, ei-i j_ _ _ I _______ ___________________ _____ - co ThINGS! '- _______ _____ wATis - '' ç4 F _______ TNSOWT / IN YOUR ") ..,,STOMAC 4' vi - 'I - 7.33 - WINTHROP ___ _____ _____ ERI6 us R HEIR pIR 1. _____ _____ GEEcosrr1'. -- 11 _______ ____ _ _____________ '5- - I A NICKEL,eQING CR ARE NOME u WANT T 723 L ' _______ by Morcio Course __ AMANL?AANPS"ILVIA ARE ACK FROM HO CARt6P ANP WHO CARRI6O - - ThESToRE! c 1 ) ,&__,i,.. - __ . ,/'--yI., _____ _____ ______ ____________________________ C 'i.kUa 'x ., _____ _____ _______ ________________________________________ ___________________________________ _________________________________ t.3. ___ -- ________ ___ ________ __ ____ -- -_____ you ØOT IT. \ ___________________ (BL4ZE5.,., HOW ABOUT _______________ OP BUPY' POr KEEP ME 5USPEN5E 'TEI.I. MEL E'P i: i-44P4C)? O HERE __ __ ____ ____ __ who tends "Arusha these days. ______________ THA1- :D ______ -_-.. ___________ -i______ ZFER, __________ _____ ________ ______ _______ _______ _______ I/ i _______ _ PARtX*j (eT.d r' 'I 5 - / ______________ by Bob Thoves ___ •. 1 -V " , I Columbia officials sa the footage shot (or each show is shed two times each week to the Nairobi airport and flown to II tioiiywood for processing, edit. 1nj and scoring with music, "labor is not as expensive hereasln United States, but / -'- '' ., _________________________________ C -- _________ __ -- _____ _____ F I ,,-. by Howj. Schneid.r - T\ HIS UADLD RR,Aj,) t'iOkiET MAAJ' _______4 ____ ____ - uTr o ________ _______ _____ t_ _____ EEK & MEEK ________ - _________ The video veldt troupe also includes a staff anthropologist, asafarileaderwhodoublesasa pilot in scouting locations, and Joy Adamson, the series' st'ript consultant, She approves the outlines of each episode and a slice of the profits from the show goes to the Elsa Wild Animal Fund she _________ _______ XN4TEAb OP NT' i xl " ______ ______ _______ SHORT RIBS SCHmDUIID NopRog MOVIE, Wt AE Io, h,r, p., PRIStNTINGI A I __ 'I ' ) ogi.e'rw... I I M)TP4ER. N./ - S ...EXP147IV C3'.4,N FQ A VISIT ' ) ______ POLIYPC*I. RVUw ___________ :- OFTNFig$ysX __ "One of the main problems is __________________ ________ _______________ _______ _______ ___ __ _____ _____ ______ ___ CNTNS OP ThIS YIAR. ___ _ ___ ______ - c. -_____ ________ _____ ______ _______ J ;t ___ _____ _______ ______ _____ - - . -.-- -.- - - - -- - - - - ----- - ,-. -- --- -. - - -.:-- -. --.------ ------ . .-, --,.--. .. - , --- -------. rr_ ? 7. -- -= - - - n'- flndlngqua!lfIedKcnyaictor hw African roles. We ran ___ ____ _ _ __ ___ -'---i--- - -. =__-=.: -- . -- ,.-=------ _____ newspaper '' - - - - and 250 ponded, --- - ads - - - ---- '- Apartments Rent JIhtJ QJ I C E __________________________ ____________________ DISA8LFD Chapter . HETERANs Il 92 South of Sanford - ___________________ ______________ Metangs uSine%S 7 30 1sf lues __________________ I lBedroom Adults Only Park Aven,je Mobile Park 2S Park Drive, 372 7*61 _____________ ____________ Bingo WELAKA APARTMENTS Every Wed 8. Sat Did you know that your club or appear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? This is an ideal way to inform the public of your club activities, ______________ __________ - ___ 27-Investment Opportt EARN UP TO ___________ Month Call Orlanoo. 831 1809 __ ANNUM 1 COUNCIL 5357 Pet OK $130 per month, damage deposit $01 Magnolia Ave 3270211. Business Meetinq I 7 ____________________ Interest paId monthly Invest as littleasS2,000 Callcollector mail - 7 bedroom-utilitIes paid. Child & PER. 14 30P M st&lrd Tuesday One bedroom furnithed apartment, air conditioned, $173 per mo BINGO EVERY Ave iStlAin Licensed Bcndeci Mortgage Broker _______ i __ Marvin P Gassman L ______________________________ 2601 P,'ohp, Trail Ma?lanii F l 3751 ______________ ___________________ _________ 10 Apartnients Rent nedrooms. (3 ning Area $115 '.'onth 715 1Qh UI$IUrtIShed Two bt'ciOOi's, I tatri, wall to __ Looking wall carpeting, drapes, central heat and air, Fully equipped with ci washer Call Mrs Rutherford 373 for I or 2 tedroom ciupte-x apartments Magazine? - Furnished or unfurn,shed Swimming pool 1220 5 Orlando Dr 373 1970 Pf*y l771M,te -South of Sanford - MEETINGS Stemper Realty •PM-?ndandlth Thursday Eac'i Month. REALTOR MLS Orang 377 1991 1919 $ Frent Eve 177 7)71 327 1496 327 Every Mon & Early Bird at i.I p M Regular at 7 45 P M ___________________________ _______ How about ' **GENEvA GARDENS '. S.ngls story Studio, 1 7. mci 3 I I Seminoie • bedroom apartments Pool. clubhOuSe, carpeting, drapes, 4l tcflcn equipped central heat and ar Monthly rentals from $142 30 3?? 7090. 1305 W 75th St., Sanford - ____ . DELTONA 7 Bdrms,clean,nea, $155 Large yard. No pets. 571 10.10 775 336.5 Longwood, 3 bdrmi, I', family room, air, fencs yard S2 plus 5)50 security. 372 70 ________________________ 1z' ndfloorrear 3roomapf .nd last month required 372 3280 It's in the ' ' 4, , I ., - , I - - • ,, - 0 CoSt. h Qh fl reSultS, tha' 'assitied .s.is read ma them' C' '. . FLEET RESERVE ASSN 2bedroom,kitcheneqpe Nochilciren 327 3156 - Art Picanso conditioned Exclusive Sanford 7 bedrom, 1 bath unfvrn,5h residential area Mature 60u1t5 uSe, kitchen equIpp, car only- No pets 372 1795 peted $125. per mo XULP REALTY 3227335. Club Hour-3 pm ____ __________________ Sunday. LAKE MARY Two . & air. ag carpet, $16$mo, 12th month tn',- Q!adv Brown Reatt 372 5737 4 t-*-ciroOms. cental Daily (Clsd Wed 1 Bnga Thursday 2000 h3ç'S ':1.1 lurn5hed or un furnistiec,. Sanforci Call III 2)23 VFW 10,050 , err, , 43 i HERALD ROUTE - ' --. .- - - 'F very Tut'S N dnt ri, Iirci at? 30 Regular I '.'ettngs 1%' & 3rd - NO Week ; SUNDAY DELIVERY _ ______________________ ROUTES AVAILABLE IN SANFORD - DEL TONA It your Club or organization would Iue to be inctudert ' LcNGvvoc)o - AL TAMC)N TE SPRINGS - CIASSELBERR Y this listing Call: THE SANFORD HE R.L D Great Seal Of the Slate of Florida at 77-Junk Cars Removed ---.--- Tallahassee. the Capital, thit the 7$-Motorcyci,i CALL. 322-26 11 l$tP, day of July Ar) $971 (SEAL) -fl-- -_-_--__-_-__--__ - .\' 79-Trucks and Trailers CL AS SI F I E D DEPARTMENT AND GET YOUR NAME ON THE LIST FOR 80-Autos for Sale -_ _,- - , - =.. . - - --- -----. =-- .,--. .- -. .' . -. -. 327 761 I I I APPOINTMENTS Il-Aviation - _____ ___________ I AGE 12 OR OVER 6 Afternoons a !,.i,- _____________________ - dr0Om BOYS A ND GIRLS A .,i-, Houses Rent Furnished heat ___ 'Mat? Matthew 2ndMonday_ _______________ every - My --_ ------ DrIu,c unfurnished duplex apart nients. one I bedroom, one _ 7 - 'j---- ..-. -' ________________________ __________ I,,, ','' Secretary Of State . '.-. ______________ _____ ASSOCIATES, LTD f'L,ttiS't July 73)0, Aug 6. 1), l97i Publish Jut' 73, Ifl.' 1)10 110 DED Ill _______ - ____________ Magazine ' ISBoats a Marine Equipment 54-Camping Equipment 57-Sports Equipment SI-Bicycles St-Musical Mrchandise 60-Offic. Equipment And Supplies STATEOFFLORIDA 61-Building Materials Department of State 55 t. DOROTI4Y w GLISSON, 62-Lawn and Garden Secretary of State of the State of 63 -Machinery and Tools Florida. do hereby certify that Dorothy W Gliston __________ _______________________________ heretofore a 65-Pets and Supplies l,mited partnership formed under ti(ifl for Dissolution of marriage Chapter 670. Florida Statutes, 66-Horses ' ' ti,- ti lit, tt roy and ou having its rinc,paI place 01 required to serve,i Copy of your business i 67-Livestock and Poultry SANFORD SEMINOLE ritten defenses to the Petit'on, COUNTY FLORIDA was duly hA-Feed ,ir you have, on Petitioner s Al cancelled for fa,lure to Iite 1971 turnty HARVEY M ALPIV1, of the Annual Report. Pursuant to the 6$-Wanted to BUY LAW OF FICES 01 ALPER AND provisions of Section 670 31. Florida 69"Stamps Coins ACK. whoSc address is 616 East Statutes, I hereby give NOTICE In Semoran Boulevard, Suite this newspaper, which is published 70-Swap and Trade Deputy Clerk ____________ _____________ _______ ________ BINGO ' -'ick f Iti Circu,t Coutl _____ - 3 Bedrooms, 1' baths,central heat anci air $200 month. FRANKLIN ARMS APIS 1170 Florida Ave 373 _________________ _________________________ good POSTS) __ 2Broom Block Home With Attached Carport References Required. 372 7529 .5)56 ____________ a i _________________________ _______________________ ____________________ ____________________________ 32 Houses Rent Unlurnished AMER ICAN _______________________ LEGION Ar COnditioned, 2 , ____________ By. Elaine RiCtiarcie _________ __ _ _______________________________ 322-2611 , Arthur H Beckwith, Jr ________ Well established roof coating 3 rooms & bath, air concitioned-1 or business. Daytona Beach area ladults Plo pets. Security deposit Will train and assist Turn key. 372 3219 operation 51,000 Call 305862 9*02 _______________________________ Park Avenue. 1 bedroom garage •Hire a Worker • Find a Gooci TV Set •Loat a Repairm • Buy a Car •Borrow Money Buy a Puppy You can depend on the Want Ad to do the lob quickly & nelpens,v,Iy, Civil Division of the Seminole County ShtriIf' Department, That sa sate is being made to THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL satisfy the terms of said Writ of CIRCUIT III AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. John E Polk, CIVIL ACTION PlO. 74-1151-B Sheriff In re: the Marriage Seminole County, Florida JAMIS A V INy F Husbanci. Publish July , 16. 23. 1971 Petitioner, DED 1 Present Whercatiouts unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that ___ ________ _____ ______ - __ Probate Divition. in the Courthouse described prnper?y Owned by esdent NOTICE OF ACTION TO BONNIE E FEPISKE Last Known Address I?) Tollgate Trail S2 _ to Herald the logistics are terrific," says Allarnonte Spr,nu, Florida, on or SEMINOLE COUNTY. Florida, 71-Antiques ' producer Radin. "We're fl tfore Augutl 2h. $974. and filt'fhe that sa,d limittd partnership has 72-Auction miles - 17,600 kilometers (iriginal thereof wlh the Clerk of filed all delinquent reports end paid 11% Ccrt ctlirr before service on alt fets required under law away from home base. I'etitortc,'s attorney or im Trassspor'tation I hereby reinstate s.5id limited _____________ ______________________---iiEverythingts a problem, 'Tu'iatcly thereafter, otherwi a partnerhup' Cerlf,cate of detault will be cntt red againSt YOU Authority as ol December II, 1971 75-Campers . Travel from finding enough nails to for the relief demanded in the lht year for wich the limited Trailers build housing for the CI'W to Petit,on partner%h,p was last granted a 74-Auto Repairs WlTPSSrnvhandandthescalo, (, casting, shipping film and get. - rtiticate of Authority this Court this 18th day of July, I97i ling the est stars here. Parts . Accessories C,IVEN under my hand arid the if i PLO IT COURT SEAL) by Frank Hill - - •Rent an Apartment ØBuy J Mobile Home 'Find a Job STride Something at Sanforci, Florida, within four Charles B Warren, said property 44-Farms and Groves calendar months from the time of being located in Seminole County, 45-Resort Property the first putjticat;on of this notice. Florida, more particularly Each claim or demand must be In described iS followtFor Sale BONNIE F. FENSKE. Wife, _ ________ NOW by showing lovely Sarah ______________________________ LevCntry ewelry to your lr,ends AVALOM APARTMEPITS No -investment, collecting or ADULTS, NO PETS del,ver,ng 37) 7791 after 5 116 W. 2nd St by virtue IN tHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR *1 o KULP REALTY, 327 23)5 - _______________________ SAN P.O PARKS, 1, 7. 3 Bedroom Trailers & Apts. 7 Adult parks, 2 Family parks 3515 Hwy $7 97. Sanford. 373 19)0 Day, Wk, Mo N'sanj LPPI's Apply in person , Sanford Nursing & C,voisc.-r' Center. 950 Mellonvalle Ave. . Shaer, L.OMElH:kz 1. riD.,. FRANK AND ERNEST ________________ ___ ______ _____ ____ --'--- ________ ______ ______ i LAP425 WHEPJ THE 6LOBE 510P5 6PlI6..THAr' WHERE WE'LL. HEAO TO FO RE? _____ _________ 73 L ____ _____ ___ ______ FROM $115 110W AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD FLA 323 7170 _____________________________ -__ - Crrlolt St S&K Warenuse _____________________ IPIDERGARTEN TEACHER for r.rIy Childhood center Cas'.elberry area 834 1144 Find It Necessary To: r _ ______ ________ RSOrt Propi'rty For Rent - - - - - Ocean front .1p4rtmts 'i Ati,jr' r 4 '! , . ' . - '.'' '. * 1•2 Bedroom - - ,J _ ________________________ _____ =_ ____ - 37) * Heated pool - Unfurnlshed _______ _______ GREGORY MOBILE HO' 4 [ 500 French Av Sarifcrct _____ __________________________ _____ Rent MieOe Lots - For Rent - plus bonus Exceptional ea'nngs or tiv in Call 678 36 AN adults. Utilities pad Air (Cod With rapid growth into By week No deposit. 3735695 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM ______________________ management Many benef,t, _,QYER day week, no travel Only mature )ROOmFurnishedApartrn, individuals need app) y. Phone Licensed nurses able to do part ultS 515 Park Ave. time relief on weekends Call Tom Plutt ñt e62-5.52l, ext Sanford Homemakers of the Upjohn Company 625 0636 AN EQUAL Buy a bargain or sell a bargain with OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. funtouseandreadclajtjfiedad%t Call 322 7611 or 83$ 9) to place • MORE? - * Clothes WasherDryer * Recreational Building _____ Plw division of nat,onal company Outstanding product and training Nur5e aloes, conipanions 29-Rooms for Rent Kenya's most attractive writing and filed in duplicate and One (1) Owens Boat FLO2Ô2AB, 46-Income And Slate the place of residence and post Boat Trailer 26.117 Mercury Motor ner)'. Investment Property office address Of claimant and 115 311)7)0 Many in the 15r1$ember, must be Sworn tothe by the claimant, .Ind the undersiqneci as Sheriff 47Real Estate Wanted largely British crew worked on hi5 agent or attorney, or the same Seminole County, Florida, will at shall be void 11 00 A M on the 24th day of'Juty, one or both of the movies Dated at Orlando, Florida, this A 0 1971, offer for sale and Sell to Merchandise "Born Free" and "Living 11th day of July, 1971 the h'ghest bidder, for cash, Subject Free," including Itadin and S Stierrill H Keen to .1ny and ati eisIflQ leint. at the SO-Miscellaneous As Administratrix of said estate Front (Westl Door of the Seminole animal trainer Cheryl Shawver For Sal. CHARLES F MEINER County Courthouse in Sanford, • 25, of Santa Monica, Calif. Attorney for Administratrli 51-Household Goods Florida, the above described per "When other girls wanted 76 WaIl Street SOflM property Said property being 52-Appliances stored at Attamonte Garage in dolls for Christmas, I also Orlando, Florida 37101 PublIsh' July 16, '3 1974 Altamonte Springs, Florida. Fur 3-TV Radio Stereo - _______ C1 needapply. Apply 1011 P,flr rlt. Attamoite Springs O't OPPORTUNITY Rentals ' * Dishwasher.Disposal - 2$-Lens 24-Insurance 27- Investment Opportunities 30-Apartments 1139 ____________________ _________________________ Smau Apt -- Adulttjniy Uvenifyou'veneverworkedbefore Nopets AVON can help you make mone, Alter 6.372 9507 ___________________ NOW Call 641 Adults P.o pets )2 lnulatjon installers nded Good A,,rtmen? employment for ambitious men Fringe benefits, Chaulfuers I ledroom, I bath furniShed apart Wanted EXCELLENT _ ______ N Alcoholic Beverages No Pets 377 4470 .ilter 6 P -------- - giraff I mingle in some of ___________________ _ Two bCdrOom trailer with screened 'fl Porch No Pets $100. Plus $25 security. 171 7656 turfll%hCd 1971 Morløl Shade trees, pria?e lot Adults Call 53* * Range.ReIrigerator .'ioman companion to live in nice fme in Sanford with my blind mother Salary and board With 31 . ___________ (twhere flamingo, hlppot.ami and ___________________ NOThA CU E WAYE ____ __ _____________ ___________ 725 __ _ Clfl?bedroomfrajler AIlut'iifpes, TV, air C0ri.,ioneq, linen cOtional Children accepted No pets $50 weefi. 322908.6 * Un furnished (allorapply at Pizza Hut, French Ai, 834 1161 ccmpany offers e'cellent fninn enet,ts. chance for advancement alir and secure future it oterested and qualified, contact flor,da Gas Co. P0. Box 'Inter Park, FIa, 3779 or phone oIl 7710 AN EQUAL OP PORTUHITY EMPLOYER 5-Lost and Found 6Chjld Care 7-Motels Hotels 8-Eating Places 9-Good Things to Eat 10-DO It Yourself ____ 2 Bedroom, 1 Oath Furnished WatPrFurnspIed _________________________ __________________________ TA L PAR 'ME NT HOMES ,'/AITRESS WANTED will tr,Iifl COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Immediate opening available toe 'In CI comptometer operator ThC person we are looking for mtbea HSgraduateancie,p n of Tnks Electronic technician. i years e penice minimum Must be able to test troubleshot and repair digital computors to component level. Call 373 7500, Mr. Len Eagtefon. ________________ Naivasha, about an hour's drive from Nairobi, It's a resort area 4: ______ _____ _________________________________________ of that certain Writ of For Rent Execution sed out of and under Deceased. the 37-Business Property seal of the County Court of NOTICE TOCREDITORS For Rent OrangeCounty, FlorIda, upona final TO ALL PERSONS HAVING judgment rendered in the aforesaci 38-Wanted to Rent CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST court on the 31st day of May, A 0 SAID [STATE; 1971, in that certain case entitled, YOu and each of you are hereby Sun First National Bank of Orlando, Real Estate notified mci required to file any a nat,onal banking association claims anci demands which you, or Plaintiff, vs Charles B Warren, 4 0-Condominiums ether of you, may have against said Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of estate in the office of the Clerk of the Execution was delivered to me as 41-Houses for Sal. Circuit Court of the 18th Judicial Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, 42-Mobile Homes rican assistant, ______ _____________ - Eltate of Filming headquarters have ______ _______________________ ___________________________ by Dick Cavolli ______________________________ _____________________________________ ________________________________________ Qf Copy, _ to any and all existing leins, at the Fofl (West) Door ot the 5emi,le County Courthouse In Sanford, Flor,da, the above des(n,bed per DOROTHEA M HUARD - ___ - Rated For Consecutive 3-Cemeteries STENSTROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH Florida State Bank Su? 22 _____ _ 4 Mobile Homes Rent ___________________________ F sperienc persons for safld*,ch preparati and making eo s)i orinkers. For further information call 173 4587 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group PU 1-Card Records of Seminole County, Florida, including riparie,, rights. and tht undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at II OOA M on the tim day of August, A.D 191i, olfer for sale and sell to -. AL ANON lor families or friends 01 probltm Help Apartments Rent Unfurnished _____ ___ Ott Lake 2 bedroom (2uplC* with 41r $155 ma plus $100 ileposit No pets $31 9051. -_- • SA1.ESM EN • WANT ED''' Apiy in person, ART GRINDLE'S WHEEL RANCH, Sanford s ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN (Oup FAMILY' episodes . ___ ___ _ and quelto "Born Free," The grand old cat of the cast Is "Blake," a 'C 12-year veteran of filrndom, Onthehumanside,Gar'Col. lins plays George Adarnson, Diana Muldaur is Joy and Hal Frederick is Makedde, their At- , ''"24 I -1 4.- .,.. U'TTER _____ "3 A. WWERE'S PEANUT ____________ t _________ LOOkS 1 : - _ _ ___________________________ __________________ ____________________________________ _______________________________ ____ __________________________ _____ ______________________ _______________ __________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ASK FOR. A RAise.' 3 ________ ________ _____ 1* 'r-' Alcohoic :,ron Can Help Call 17) 557 Write P 0 Bo Ill) Santord. Florida 30 Parts Counter Man must have eip,rlence In farm machinery Some auto parts knowledge helpful Contact personnel deparimen? A. Duda & Sons 36.5 _________________________ ________________________ Wi-Tt-s .. DRIhDIb - Whiter Park- Announcements If Beckwtp,, Jr. of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida 0i. Elaine R,Charde Deputy Clerk 15cM) Clerk Personals L YOU IROUBLED! Call T Free, 644 7027 for "We Cart-'--'fltlifl" Adults or Teen )emlnok 322•261 That said sale is being made to 3$-AparimentiRent satisfy the terms of said ',rit c4 Furnished Execution 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished John E Polk. Sheriff 33-Houses Rent Furnished Seminole County, Florida said, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IH 34-Mobil. Homes Rent 11th JUDICIAL CIRCU T PublIsh July 73, 30, Aug. 6, 13. 1971 Thefellflest,aroftheshowis SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA: DED 112 3)-Mobil. Horn. Lots "Ariisha," who portrayed Elsa PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO, _ _ _______________________________ For Rent NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ________ - ________ additional ___ ___ ___________ 1 will be or. Sanford, FIor,da 37771 AtlOrflCy foe Pe$iliiyer dered after the (lt batch. Publish Jui 7. 9. 16. 73, 19)1 "If it stops after 13 weeks, we DED I will have lost a fortune," he ______ ___________ -____________ ...PRINCE Hmd.hI & StofI Canada _ Li RUNNY (or at sold to TV notworks in Britain, Australia, ' __ _ r '- by _____ ______ 1 4 _____ ___ _ commercial _____ ___ _ here in May, Is set peogram also has been . \ Family 2-In Memonlam "\,, ________________ i,ji 'NFORMATION __ least 13 weeks and Is scheduled to appear Monday nights on NBC, i't1i% in September. ( , WANT AD thereof as recorded n Ptat Bk 13, more Particularly described as ___________________________ follows Pagefl, Public Records of Seminole Travel -8 Recrealion County, Florida _______________________________ An Undivided one half interest in and to Lot I, anci part of Lot 7 13-Travel AgencIes YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED described as Begin at the South IO TUesdAy, July 9. 1911, at I degrees 28' 13" to the left fm the IActIon Sports Pm.beforetheHonorablevrgil B WestllneolsaidLol $64.$Sfecttoa Conkling, Circuit Judge' in hit txiflt thencerun5cieg5j. l3"to Employment (hamher, Room 210,Sanford, Seminole the right from thi prolongation Caunty Courthouse, the last course Florida, to hear the Petitioner's the fll.lfeet toa point on 1$-Help Wanted West line of said Lot I, thence reqstfor temporary custodyof the along the West line of said L minor child S to 71-Situations Wanted point of beginning, Block 12, WITNESS my hand and official Evanale, Lake Mary, Florida, Financial seal of said Court on this 2h day Of according to pta? thereof recorded in - United States without a pilot," hlad.in said, "We showed NBC directors a 1niinute ii of cutUngsfrom the original 'Born Free' movie, "Eight days later, they bought the series," ing _____ AGO..(11RK) _____ never be forgotten by your friends anci above all your tam,ly. The 'choes of Taps are right, Dear Sleep in peace, for you are *ith us always Wife -Millie Mother -Mrs Myrtle Jones Sister - Lucille Rosenstock & _____________________ - - outside the continental ______ ________ ___________________ ________ _______ ____ _________________ ________ ____ ___________ ______ ____ ____ ____ _ Ph. 322-26 1 1 PubliSh: July 16,72, 30. Aug 6, 1911 _________________________ / 7?- 14r2/ Bring Results Per Day. McINTOSH. Attorneys for aforesaid court on the 71st day Of Pctt,oner, Post Office Box 1330, Novembe,, A 0. 1977. in that certain Sanford, Florida, 32771, and file th* case entitled, William J Fabry, original th the Clerk of the Circuit PIntjft, vs Willim A Fabry and nd, Grge, in or before July 31st, 1914, Lucille Fabry, hi wits, Defendant, was a gauw war- otherwise a default and ultimate *sCh aforesaid Writ -den, of Execution Iudgmenl will be entered against was delivered to me Trade sources as Sheriff of u for the relief demanded in the cost Petition including award of the Seminole County, Florida, and I record (or a series lvi'j upon the following Solute litle in and 000 per episode Is held by deScribed as followsto real property describci property owned by W,ll.am A Fabry and Lucille /FY jg, , 18 Help Wanted ORDERS READ Edward Jont A %4Ø evening demon AD)? report to the Supreme 5ttatrVgUararteCd loys fldQft5 Commander on July 7). 1973 ° (5h nyestm,,t Noetiver1 good sailor orders were or collecting Computors do your kept regardless of those you thjfld You gave forth your lo paper work. Call Fnienøly Home The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Costs Per Line & returning it to the wild in the days before Kenyan independence, when Joy's tius. $TRTIV PRF5aNT MYMEIs7SECA'ET MWI1.($ VVanf Ads Ask for Woizi Ads defenses, if any, on Neci N, Seminole County, Florida, upon a _ ___ ____ _______ _________________________________________ ________________________ ____________________ _____________________ ____________________ _________ In Merfioriam ____________________________ Orlando 8319993 Address Unknown brought nln which are used to YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ages, C:.:neras and Hollywood THAT Mary C. Teets ha filed a astIag. NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE Pelition in the Circuit Court of The "Bo Free" series is Seminole County, Florida, for b PlOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t -f virtue Of fht certain Writ of loosely based on Joy Adainson s Olssolutl00 0lMarr,age,andyou are Execution flued requred to serve out of and under bett-selling book about raising written a copy of your the seal of the Circuit Court of ___ ______ D 65 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO ' What do you do now' E(JAllY WiT 4 I-1ct)I4rr_M;N1Iow (*j114 DQQD I4EME.' ______________ ___ Classified Ads Don't Cost, They Pay! AssOciated hess Writer NAIVASIIA, Kenya API What could be one of tele. vIsion's most expensive series Is beMg filmed on the plains of Keny - complete with lions imported from the United States. Imported lions? Coals to Newcastle? Well, Kenya lions iu THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND (Seal) do have their pride, but tliy' FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Arthur H. BeCkwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court h-ad toswallow it lest filming of FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION PlO. 74-1005-0 0yt Joy Stokes the new "Born Irec" s'ries be In re the f,tarriage oi Deputy Clerk cr T, Wife dehidb)' the paws that do not William F Poole, IV ,refresh, 1516 E. Hillcrest st TEETS. Husband Suite 101 4 IOcal lions arc considered too Orlando, Florida 3780] NOTICE OF SUIT wild, so Columbia Pictures teleAttorney for PetitIoner - _________________________ ________________________ / _______ _____________ _______________ ______________ Evening Herald Tuesday, July23, 1974-78 _____________________________________________ __________________________________ fictitious name of JACK ORATION, to file your answer of the defense of PleadIng with the Clerk of the above ENTERPRISES, INC OBA Court ar-d Serve a copy thereof upon FEWING an that I intend tO register E Hlltcrt SI, Suite IQi, Orlando, saidname With the Clerk 01 FlOrida 3260), Attorney for the Circuit Court, Seminole County, etitloner, on or betore the 6th day riorida in aCcordance with the ovIsions of the Fiditious Name Of August, 1974 If yo fail todo, a Statutes, To Wit Section 565.09 de ault will be enIer against you Florida Statutes 1957. for the relIef demanded in the Petition s . . ORATION President WITNESS my hand and Seal of Publlh July 16, 73, 30. Aug 6, 1971 said Court, at Sanford, Semrie ___________ - 1974. County, Floridathis 11thdayotJul DED7I _______ _____________ -. - :1! wis I OUR CATALOGUE ___ _________ _ _________ Legal Notice Two Harbors, Minnesota 55.616 ISOmember crew, and the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Harry FICTITIOUSNAME Noti is hereby given that I am W Christman, Ill has filed a footage is nd twice weey engaged In busln at 150 A Pet$tiør in the above styled cae for $ to hollywood for processing, Semoran Blvd. Casselberry, 37707 the adoption of the above named editing and scoring. _____ Seminole County, Florida under the minor and you are hereby required .- 000NESBURy with BIMO BURNS 4 - 23 P,ic Refreshes It', being filmed In Africa with . defense will now collect two partner Is showing a minimum tricks in each minor suit. hand, A good South will forco U TODAY'S QUESTION defense to lead clubs, After Instead of bIdding three spades drawing trumps he will cash the your partner has jum to (our ___________ _______ ______ _________ ,' - fl West North East South his ace and South will make his contract. If West is smart enough to duck, dummy 's king I S The bIdding has been Bcinricr VI'CSt V ill hop UI) wiUi 1}AT CAMPUS CUER ___.;c__._ FIthTIOUSNAME P,o';ce Is hereby g 1 ven that I am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN A eOQa3.d in business at 4C6 hwy 17 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 92, Cassetberry, Semnote County. FLORIDA. Florida under the IICIIIIOU% name of CASE NO. 71•1D$6•D A I COATING & HOME tM DIVISION 0 PROVEMENTS, and that I intend t In II: Adoption , reglstr said name with the Clerk of CHARLES DAVID TM IESCHthe Circut Court Seminole County, MANN. a minor by Harry W• Florida in accordance with the Christman, Ill, Pl'oviIlor of the FiCtitjø5 Name Petitioner Statutes, To Wit Section eso NOTICE OF ACTION Florida Statutes $9s7. TO- Mr. Charles David Tn s Logan Downs e%chmar EDITOR'S NOTE - The 10 gi3tics 01 producing the new T% seri Free" ar teffific, - ____________________________ ________________________ draw tnimps and lead a club toward dummy's king. Sonsom _____________________ _________ H ___ __________ That 'Paws ___ whatever card Is played by East and the contract will wheel in, Incidentally, thia hand has all sorts of possibilities, We will play it again tomorrow against slightly different East-West ____________________________ holdings. East-West vulnerable West North East South 14 Pass 24 Pass 4 1'a ass }'ass [_OPenln lead-10• Legal Notice TV Series I ______ ---/ - /- - _____________________ ______________________________ -.________________________ ______________________ Li _____ South will play low. West's best playwlllbetheJackbutj(won' be good enough. Dummy 's king will win the trick and the suit will be led back. South's queen. VK4 ______________ ________ MORE -rt&p 'THIS FOR I'M opwt WãJJ( E4,'. U AN' OOP /' BU M ONE/ _______ - - ________ - -- - - ___________ ____ wir lead the eight and no matter what South does the contract will (all. If East Isn't at V P 7- - 1 1 ____________ ____ _____ I - '±' _____ ______ _- -- - by Dick Turner CARNIVAL OKAY1 'r PLsT)' FOR Tl1E v',V fiAs. IF --I _- - - - - - __________________ __________ / X - - Tuesday, July 23, 194 BEETLE BAILEY - - r - -,._._=_:_-_ _____________ _____ 6B-Evenlng Herald -- .- ,r.-_- - -.. - -.--- . - iiiiiii - �- - 813— Evening Herald Keep Your For Rent On OFFICES SHOP.WAREHOUS( 2000 It. De luxe alt Ices with 110C $000 It. warehouses. Also any l up to 50,000 ft. - I1EALTOR RESIDENTIAL ***e Deltona 7. PcI. lnI,ret Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedroom home's. Ili to 7 baths priced from $72,150 to 125.100 on large wooded lot Seller pay's all Closing cost, VA, FHA, conventional loans Builder, DeIton, 9047197210. Orlando, 305423.1336. #210099 - ___~ EXCELLENT LOCATION t'cdroomspl1t plan, 1' baths, wa FLORIDA ROOM. POOL, and Screened patio, and central climate control l's near elementary and one minute from Country Club Featuring beautiful parquet it - - '..,• . ,e.. .'vi' a.,,, ri- -------ciecinic sprinkler system and big private yard. All for $42,5001 Call REALTOR Associate Al Antar, After hours phone 322 6871 ii,,.,.. HALL REALTY - PINECREST - QUESTION' WHAT MAKES THIS HOME One block from elementart ANSWEROUTSTANDING schools. Corner lot, hard*ooc Size, price and location! It's a big ticr's, family room, citrus trec3 bedroom, 2 bath. only S?7.Ct2'3. cn 175 000 with excellent lei'm Airport Boulevard Also, on corner; Kitchen equipped For TAFFER REALTY more details call REALTOR 1100E, 25th St. Merle Warner. After hours phone 327 6635 322-6653 Sec this 3 bedroom Masonry home - — - CALLING ALL BUILDERS We have beautiful building lots in City. plus a home in a gorgeous setting, with tnt's galore. 110.000 down and term's. Call Margaret Scott, Assoc.. 322.4"IL After hr's. 372- ________ 754 TO SELL THE REST-MIS MOSSIE C. BATEMAN URO,E 322 THIS IS IT- the home you've been looking for in an exclusive area. The Interior IS superb. Living and format dining rooms, huge family room, built-in bookcases In den that Can be used for that 3rd bedroom with 7 baths. $9,200 cwn, plus closing. 149.900. Call 322-2420 Anytime "Sanford'SatesLeacter" Your Multiple li'stirsgAgency Hartman Realty,Inc. ?e 70'S The Greater Ma" REALTORS CasseIerr5.60 1666 REALTORS 2345 Park Dr _____________ LAKE MARY ST. JOHN'S REALTY BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Days': 3224173 322 Z1 SALE- Want to built a house? Why not, on a flice residential lot In city where LOTS FOR MOVE TO THE COUNTRY This PALACE GUARDED 3 bedroom home with 2 fireplaces also features a 2 and acre fenced lot, large block building for Storage or workshop, 'sprinkler system, pnivatedockto large lake, Only 16.4.900 for all this. Call Doris Bell, Assoc., $30 5500 After hour's, $47 52 JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. 322 6457-322.7111-372 7171 there's water and sewage available. $4,600 each. Stemper Realty EATOPIVILLE— By Owner. 3 Orange French 32? 7541 bedroom, spacious paneled family room Carpeted, custom drapes, air, back yard fenced. Near ex 7% Mortgage 3 Bedroom, 1k-, bath almost new home. Carpeted and C-H. Monthly Payment $14I 21. Need not quality SEE THIS JOHN SAULS AGENCY 2$1 N. Oak, Sanford 322 7174 day, 323-0453 eve. BjOJ(ER ASSOCIATE MISS HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. Realtor - 831 7167 - Miscellaneous For Sale 65 Days 322-7212 I n Working Order, sso DeB.ary Kelvinalor refrigerator No frost. like new, $700 Also Biadford gas stove. Best offer can be seen. 271 Short , Lake Mary. Jim Hunt Realty 42 lcli last, 5 rting 'Take up payments or pay nff Ph. 373 0330. Dea ler, :TIREES DREAM rlam,nqo 7 Bdrm ,sit upon OCH ARBOR— Walk ,oç;i, course, putter in 74'x32' shop Enjoy 3 bedroom, 2 ba th CB on? lots Large family room and kitchen, fireplace, cen tral heat and air, wall to wall carpet. By owner. 377 7330. 1741' ATLAS- Extra Clean FurniShed. I Bedroom 365 $936 Th ROflDA HOES Inc. 831.4039 or 628-2162 ey're Hot!' -' (Jr (jl oN -ii Qofllif'' M UNSWORTps REALTY I'iI,, ;7 4r =' -,%.--- (omplefe ceiling & *&It insulation rreee%timate%. Ashton ton Insulation ftb- _ =t-~!9 - - -— - fi -_*:- a Of 0 ! '~,_ - . ; - -- ' - ' Loch Arbor Situated On Large Wooded Los Near Th e Country Club, , Built With Pride By corrFi'croti 211 W. 25th 'i your John's Fix It DurItSg week after 430 322-1283 buffer time than cr.i.rer .. '."- ., ~ 1, t's list ,J ', I C) f, rit,j k, n 9 — 177 7551 or 6)1 9'c'9] Land Clearing Call For Appnt. 3224103 '"s 172 761 1 or 8 3 5 999 - III, Wall Papering .'., IJPPL bargain? look to classifIed l anytIme read today's cla's'sifiei,s. =- __ - Jim Rowe Fe's? Control _ 0 1. Sanford, Fla, _ ,,,__,r' . I ¶ - YUOUR. . IISTRUSINESS , :==4. 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Spiral Kieen anytime lull 1-rieCiE Appliances Electric Company :5;: l',irk ii.e'. 377 1547 grand piano in a space this small _ Presipre Cleaning b.,t(hen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks Installation available. Bud Cabell. 172 $037 ces p PET REST INN Boa rung & Grooming ph 372 MASTERPIECE A'..U,tIpJM Peptatenient windows. Carports. Screen Enclosure's, Gutter's. Awnings, Siding Free estimate's Ph 671 2$76 - 1!~ PetCare -' 3 ik- -: __= _ Central 4r,st & Ar Conditioning For frey csiimatr's, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 372177) Auction _______________________________ Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? ~)l 111 ' Home Improvements S.,rfcru I bedroom mobile homes Several to i.t'oose trom Somr beto* dealer's cost Lots available family or adult PLACE HOMES NORTH 13-i 2270 153 Hwy. 431 at Lake Kathryn Estates 'ar-s. . -_ ----_.~ , " ~' Air Conditioning . SS A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve - can 1140 " SERV . ICES 7. 0 ~ - - -I, - Swap and Trade 7, 3 an 803W lf S T : CENTRAL HEAT 8. AIR Sales. Service &Jnstaltat,on F,te' Estimate Ph 67$ 2326 * Factory Close-Out * * July P1c' rouses fl a fri area No 0gw, Oa,n.enl flOVitl'Iy pJymf'nP's tess 'ran rent Government 's'sid,.1e'd 'ci oualif it'd buyers Call to see • ri iy Mctjie Høme Bank Repo'ss's'son's IS tp cto's frcn'. 6)1 2373 Dealer — , P Lifestyles" -- ..II - \ *_ - _.. "_.~I ,,: - '- - ,z': ' Yesterda y's high 90 low th is mo rning 6& Partly cloudy through Thursday. A chance of thundershowers mainly durl,g the afternoons. Highs In the upper 80s and low 90. lows tonight In the 7. Variable winds 10 m.p.h. gusty near 'C thundershowers, Rain probability 50 per cent today, 20 per cent tonight and SO per cent Thursday. Extended Florida forecasts Friday through Sunday-partly cloudy with scattered mostly afternoon thundershowers. Highs in Jie upper &'s and low !Os. Lows mainly In the 7l Daytona Beach tides for Thursday-high 1:03 am., 1:42 p.m,, low 7:13 am,, 7:55 p.m,; Port Canaveral-high 12:41 a.m., 1:24 pnl.; low 7:01 a.m., 7:29 p.m. - 1'\"':. ' '' USd1 14115 opinion iiuci To oe read In full. Have 1~ . . ;__. I IW ---------- . !1,~__.1-.__-________-. ~~ - ... . ______ __ _____ '~___ __- __ ---i_, - . Land I. Plan Power By CHRIS NELSON Herald Staff Writer Countlans to determine the fate suggestions that a more nor. of Seminole County." therly route coming in through -.,.-. In a presentation this Spring, SR 46 would disrupt less people I ii "1 Seminole Countyand its East West Expressway and save millions in right of municipalities now face an Oct. Authority Chairman Jim I , pi —W......~1 h waycostsha vebeen reJ ec J as I, 1977 deadline to work out joint Greene pledged .iI" -_—.L._-_ no routes would being too remote from County-city land plans jf the be arbitrarily imposed on population centers the Beltilne entities wish to avoid having it Seminole, but then presented would serve. ,_________ _____ _____ , done for them, according to a —: I -.1 e . I., preliminary plans showing Formal preliminary plans e !~~_. .111&.7 bill which has passed Gov. routes through * t! sS:-." virtually all of are expected by late Summer or Reubin Askew's desk, the county's Planned Unit early Fall, Greene said, and FLORIDA POWER OFFICE OPENS While Askew allowed the bill Developments. will be presented to Seminole at The ness two-s tory , 10,000 square foot Florida Power and Light Co. district office in to become law.without signing Greene Sanford was said Seminole that time. ready for occupancy Monday. Located at 301 N. Myrtle Ave., it, he did sign a related measure Landscaping and other finishin g touches have still to be completed, but business In making the county commission the accounting, new business and engineering departments housed in the building proceed as usual. the "Seminole Expressway Au thority", and gIving it veto Federal Judge power over the Orange County dominated Greater Beltllne projects proposed Seminole - -- - . J I -' _...-._ . ,_ ,._ _________ - - - Denies ( P bII I ty,. u ower P c Fbo u si 119 ht Erupts *g Fi Porno Raid extensions, The land use bill, sponsored Federal Dtstjj Court Judge by the Seminole legisla ti ve John A. Reed has refused to delegation, will be hotly con- declare illegal last week's tested locally when negotiations seizure of alleged pornographic commence on who should act ma terials an Altamonte from first the cities, or the county Springs warehouse by State according to county officials. Atty. Abbott Herring, Sheriff I ' I' ! - . Supporters of the act say that John Polk, and others. step schedule used by SHA resolution and he said he'll voluntary Cooperation between executive director Thomas present it again in revis Ie county and the cities will Reed said that the con. ed fo Wilson III, at the next regularly scheduled hasten eligibility t -on of materials from The tenant-selected member Despite reminders by fellow SHA meeting, Aug. a. federal land planning funds, in Transcon Corp.'s warehouse of the Sanford Housing commissioners that they Following the work session, addition to providing a did not cunstitute "irreparable Authority (SHA) says he'll already have full control on - -_ IS s blue"t for controlled growth. damages" because a state resign by Oct. 1, and th e adminis tra tive salaries In the "seriously considering" court could award Transcon The "negative Incentive" executive director of the annual budget that must be resigning and indicated the the act Is the 1977 deadline, money if it is decided the search agency that administers 480 submItted to the U.S. Depart- matter could "explode" Aug. 8. which provides that should warrant and the subsequent low-rent public housing unils mnent of Housing and Urban In the Tuesday night work either the county, of any of the seizure were illegal. says he's considering quitting. Development hlUD) befo re session the SHA board added cities fad to get together by tha t However. Reed said the S11A baard member George July 1, Brown said, "I'm not k, the right for employes fired by time, a "special land planning blocking of the warehouse to Brown, selected by tenants and talking about the past-but the the executive director to appeal agency" shall be A1111077 iERRING set up to work Transcon officials and emappointed by city coni- future. I insist on the to the board. If the terrWnation out a plan or plans for them. ployes does constitute missioners, said Tuesday night resolution." Is reversed the employe would vindicate Tran.scon's rights, We The expressway act was irreparable damage. The judge hedelinitely will resign the post "We're just like puppets," get pay retroactive are going to do everything to the date passed by the local legislative agreed to Issue a "by Oct. 1--as soon as I get th is Brown char ged, "and I'm not of separation, delegation to combat an Orange injun Possi ble to correct what I think ction ordering law t hrou gh," Brown was referrin g goin g to Jail for nobody." Wilson said the addition to the County East-West Expressway force nt officials to grant free the Judge recognized to be to a resolution he had tried to Wilson will receive $17,265 personnel policy "weakens my Authority move to get the potentially great damage to state access to the building. get passed in the SHA work salary in the fiscal year that control over staff and Transcon's rights." could Department of Transportation session to require approval by a started July 1. Defense attorney Gerald During the lead to chaotic conditions." designated as Seminole's Reed's clerk today said majority of the five-man board heated discussion or grown's 'flw authority hasn't sni'l n renresenlative for miii., Rutberg, informed by The r •s .-.i.._ .., vi der will oe11 before any SHA administrative resolution SHA chairman John grievance committee to hear planning decisions Herald on the that Heed signed the mailed to Herring, and Iranemployes making $10,300 or It. Smith said Wilson is highly tenant's complaints since May estimated S200-million-plus order Tuesday afternoon in scon attorney Robert Pope of more could get pay raises, qualifi ed for the post and "I'd 1973. Commissioners Orlando, today said it sounded Tuesday proposal. St. Petersburg. Rutberg said he Brown also wants proposed hate to try to replace hUlL" "We aced 'em," commented like Reed "has given us the will go to Orlando and read the named commissioner D.C. salary increases submitted to Commissioner Samuel McCoy to a new three-member a pleased Commission Vice green light to pursue the matter order today. each conunissioner at least 15 Wright Jr. retorted, "Just don't grievance committee. Mrs. Cbairman Dick Williams, at all appropriate levels." days"before the March meeting push me." State attorney spokesmun He declined to Annie M. hicks has been named quickly adding, "This doesn't Rutberg said "we'll proceed were all and busy when The Herald to the committee by the Joint mean we are opposed to the in federal and state court to called for ;I statement this "code" was the current salary There was no vote on Brown's Tenants Council, Ileitline, we just want Seminole take appropriate action to morning. By BOB LLOYD City Editor - TV Airing Politics Impeach (AP) - In calling for President Nixon's impeachment, Rep. Lawrence J. Hogan has graphically illustrated the political side of the forthcoming congressional struggle. Both politics amid the merits of the case will influence the determination of Nixon's fate by house and Senate members, many of whom will face the voters this November. And several house members said privately it is a significant sign of the WASHINGTON tAPt Tonight's opening session of the House Judiciary LlIii1uttee debate on the impeachment of President Nixon will be televised live on ABC-TV, Channel 9, and on various Public Broadcasting System stations. The proceedings are scheduled to begin at 7:30 1)111, EDT. The National Public Radio system has said It will carry the debate live from start to finish. CBS has said its radio network also will carry the debate live but will break away for its regular six-minute hourly flcstts. 11i3'i'' ' .' " Of Impeachment WASHINGTON Debate ..r.\i=i:I --.'-' '., Seminole - - Senate investigators have been told that patients of a Florida school for disturbed children were abused and used as guinea pigs by the former director of the Institution. The Senate permanent investigations subcommittee took testimony from two former nurses at the school Tuesday and planned to continue a three-day set of hearings today. Esther Johnson Snow, former chief nurse at the Green Valley School at Orange City, Fla., told the subcommittee one student was punished for injecting lighter fluid Into his arm by being forced to dig a grave and sleep In It, even though the arm was seriously infected. The Senate panel also was told that young persons were allowed virtually unlimited sexual activities, but were punished for disobeying rules by being chained, whipped, given injections of irritants or prodded with an electric "bull shocker." Many of the children at the school were son and daughters of military personrrl whose care was paid for through the Pentagon under the Civilian Health and Medical Program of Uniformed Services. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, DWash., subcommittee chairman, said the school reminded him of concentration camp ex pe rimenta Lion in Nazi Germany. After the fts'ct day session, the Rev. George IU41 l'JiU. sheimer, former head of the school, denied charges of abuse and said he was the victim of a wltchhunt. He said both nurses who testified had been fired for cause and reported to the state nursing board. He accused them of malice. Von Hhllsheiiner said students had met In a "democratic assembly" and had voted to impose the mock burial on one youth who had injected himself with lighter fluid. "The purpose was to confront kids that were carrying on behavior that would kill th em," he said. -J ru', we Nurses Testify Pupils Abused home? WAShINGTON AP BU SimE .. .. P did could In The Sunday Herald Must sell 1973 Yamaha 500 CC Immaculate condition. 3238045. 'Me over the fundamental demands nation in the courts, contrary to 0t of due process of law in the fair Nixon's assertion that It was not J. Si- co-conspiraor in the Watergate dent can be cited for contempt William 0. Douglas insisted - Look to Court ruled 8 to IllS 643 I, -C. 1969 Honda 350 CC Le New. New'Motor Cheap. 323-5966 Bookkeeping ut - * Homes . - Any - Car $7 92 Maitl and Looking for a Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3323866 373 3733 after 6 p m. Mobile 372 1835 _______________________ . Sanford -Avenue iloY I - 1, I , EALTOR 372211$ After Hrs,-377 97$4 322 3991 and 332 061$ "Get 'Em WhiI I? Vclt Batter lI 95 RE EL'S BODY SHOP Pets and Supplies _____ 1971 Orlando clipper — 40 HP motoo and '71 certified boat trailer. $liOO or Swap for farm tra ct or and equipment. 371 1Q75 S Buys Motorcycles _,j Pnone$3) 7765 Evenings (With Good Credit) — Must Surr e nderTa es not participate in the case. munications within the execu. judiciary, not the President, "Improvidently granted ,, U* el ! 6 Mitchell is one of the defend- Live branch does not mean that was the final arbiter of a claim protracted fitigation and Would day that President Nixon must administration of criminal juson gmands it was a &.Pute ants in the Watergate cover-up The President has an absolute of executive privilege, surrender White House tapes tice," Burger said, President's petlUon that It de- further delay both review on the wi thin the executive branch, trial cide this isitue, meaning it made inerits of his claim ard papers wanted in conscheduled for this fall, Ja- priilege to withhold material 'Me opinion was the only one of privilege "It is theoretically possible worski wants the tapes as evi. from the couru The Supreme Court upheld a mistake in hearin g arguments nectlon with the Watergate coy- handed down by the court in a cwnstancesunder all cirU.S. District Judge John J. Si. on the qu for the attorney general to dence in that trial, estion in the first and the ultimate termination of erp trial. hurrIey called meeting. rica's finding that "the place. amend or revoke the regulaUon the underlying criminal acUon TheSuprerne Court also ruled Chief Justice Warren E. Bur-In a case such as the corer- Judiciary, not the President, 11w court did not indicate defining the special prose. that: for which his evidence Is The coup held that Sca's ger, a Nixon appointee, deliv- when it will rule on a Detroit cutor's authority," Burger up trial in which the cleim of was the final arbiter of a claim s ought," said Burger. -Tho ,,,!if-,i UI avufi h# h y Iaorder wan it ered the opinion coruidentiality is not based on of executive privilege." of the court, school busing controvey, the wrote. "But he has not done so. wokj Umgh normally in such cans satisfied a federal court grounds of military or dipl "We conclude that when the only other case on which it has So 101w, The Chief Justice read the The Supreme Court declined an appeal is as this regulation rerule that s . ubpoenaed material ground for asserting privilege heard i.-I- guments but not an. not in order until opinion in full from the bench Ili Illatit- secrecy, the PreSide'A's to rule oil an additional que!ition "','If's M force tile executive be useful and relevant as evi- assertion of privilege must raised m as to subpoenaed matertais flounced a decision, II a steady, unemotional voice. by branch is bound by it." the Pr esident, poena has been addressed has dence in the trial forwtch it sought for use in a criminal yield to the need for the cvi- whe ther th The court ruled that the disJustice e Watergate grand declined William If. sought. Norm-illy only a summary of comply wi th it and trial is based only on th e gener- pute between the President and Hehnquist, a Nixon appointee -The doctrine of separation alized interest in conThe Supreme Court upheld naming him as 0 of po%ers and the need for con. Special Prosecutor Leon Ja- ,Ind fo r7 ner ass t,ist'in att rney an undicted "The issue whether a esi- close to the justices said Justice U.S. District Judge John 1973 Honda CB 115, $500 Also, 1969 Honda CO 175, 5375 Both in cxceilent condition. 3230157, 1975 Red Books now In stock SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, W. 1st 51,, 3734337, __________________________ /0 Interior, black top, radial's, ready i 26 MPG. $1975 DeBary. 668 6638 Bill Baker Volkswagen ______ - - -_________ ') - Junk Cars Removed I Abandoned, unwanted junk cars hauled away Your cost, $10 Orlando, ?95t)91anytime, _______ __ _________ CARPET, TILE, VINYL. Sales and Free Kittens expert installation. 20 yr's. exp. Lowest prices in town Call 678 372 5757 1)7), ____________________________ WILSON MAtER FURNITURE, 7 Livestock And BUY-SELL-TRADE Poultry III 31SE First St, 322 Mn Black wwtohavepigsthe36lh Seven pigs iu,5tweaned 51 Household Goods ______ 319 S46' _____ & E 17 Cu. ft. frost free 67-A Refrigerator. $730 Feed 869 0310 JIM DANDY FEEDS Iron twin beds with 'springs 8. BUY DIRECT CROM BOXCAR Gormley's E. 46, 323-4733 mattress Excellent condition, iio each. 323 3686. ______________________________ Philco 30" Stove, White — &,,. Equipment for Rent - - - - -- - - '. — - Pent Blue' lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE MOvig up north forces sale Of delivery & moving company which include's 7 truck's, 7 permits and equipment. Call 904-719)710 ----- Parts.Accessorics 64 MAITLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hviy Il 9') Open Sat & Sun 95 838 2920 — - 1912 MG Midget. racey orange. blue sport equipment, and radial tires. All are clean, low mileage, d emonstrators, with new car *arranly and Can be bought at considerable 'sa vings Auto Repairs '').)nt needs'" Serve a uSeful prpo'st' again when you 'sell them 'th a classified ad from the S'.nford Herald Call us today' Don't delay! Just di4l 327 2611 or /8 '219993 To place your low ,'.,ir't ad _______----i ----- - -- PURIFIED WATER in your home, 19c a gal Suncoast Rain'sofl, New Smyrna Beach, (904) 177 3477 ______________________________ ___________ S deepfree,e, as is 13S• S that's, like' new, $75 - 76 r..,,i,e ''' 30S 841 1751. Keller Music Co. P.O. Box $73, Orlando. . Ranges, Hotpont and Tappan. priced right Financing available with no down payment. Dick's - ',','. working people of lIst ' -- Musical Merchandise ,M1,'$ I's.. An,4... ' .. .. -. .... ..... BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances air cond. freezers retrig step ladders - wire etc &ormly's E , Sanford 323 4733 260) Park Di-. atmosplere ranch style home an approx. 2 acres with fruit tree's. 4 bedruoms, 3 baths, den with fireplace, format living room and dining room, foyer, wall to wail carpet, drapes. Central heal & air, pictur'bOok kitchen 13*?)'. $67.5W House? Financing a new Maronda Home in D.It•na is now within the reach of the young Fern Park _______- - COMBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 614791 conditioners welding hitches change ind tune ups -UUTHFRN RV SERVICES 33 (III PIANO BARGAIN Wanted reliable party to take up — 'small monthly payments on lovely like new small Piano For in mediate information write or call I 0 _____________ . SANFORD REALTY IANFORD3 bedroom bloc k home Ha's everything. Large let, trees. 327 7621. A New 59 2610 Hiawatha Ave' Appliance's 372-7658. - Need LI Elmer Bakalla, In IN City, cb 4 br.,.2ba., central heat air, disJwacher, dis posal, large family room, drape's, w w carpet, deep well & sprinkler fy'stem, near public & private schools. $37,000. By Owner. 377-I4)), - 11 Till We Succeed." - 3 bedroom, 7 bath, cci's. air, wall to wall shag. On large corner lot. 123,5.00. 323 $174 after 4. Payton 10 Speeds. S speeds, and standard bike's available at Firestone Store. Call 117 fl744 Need executive type 1, .orne A t'rooms. formal dining room KENMORE WASHER, parts, machines. 'vice, MOONEY APPLIANCES 371.0697 FREEZERS - 30 day guarailee. Wayne's Quality Furniture. 1200 "We Don't Stop 377159$ or 3771153 lanford All sites and ' WASHINGTON I AP) Supreme luggage rack. 23000 miles Extra clean New tag s o;s 7190 Beetles, Super Beetles, Dathers, 412's. and "Thing%". Choice of colors, some with air, automatic ix . 1972 Mazda RXI Wagon air, Sale 7)11W. 1st St 373 4711 Bikes, Bikes, Bikes _ our, I, . Call between $ and 11 am. or Demonstrator Cleara nce ~ D REC VEE SERVICE - Roberts & Gilman 11.10.5500 Inc Realtor's Longwood EXCELLENT AREA Spacious home on large owner If. Well planned for entorlainmenif and easy living. 145.000 motor home sales and service 'stop by. -- IIt 32 5713. Warren. slier 6. 3224001111. ror c omplete _______________ 4 Aul"n Healy Spfllo and '67 Qa'.un. Make offer for I or both. 1974 Volkswagen — 7977 Hwy. 17 9') _____ — -- 372 5961 -. - - fI 1969 Plymouth Fury. Air con Autos For Sate an. __________ cl,tioned, automatic, radio, heater. power steering. Good Condition. tlonin caii Dun Pope at In 16SI ved Osteen Bridge 322 3823 f 196$ Falcon Futura. 6 cylinder, bucket seats, automatic. Good condition Cheap. 323 5966. 54)7 after S. Travel Trailers 66th Year, No. 288-Wednesday, July 24, 1974 10 Cents H radio, new tires. Good condition 373 1350 or 373-7799, ask for Don. 721-) Dalsun pick up, radio. air. camper top, sell to best offer. 373 _________ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price '1) VW. Air conditioner, AM-FM '974 Suzuki TM12S, $500 19_____________________________ Trucks and Trailers f,Otor Wanted to Buy Good j'sedfurniture Vinyl recliner, 68 __ $33, Dinette & 6 chair's, - -_CASH 372 4)37 Swivel rocker. & chairs, dark wood, 175; End For used furniture, appliance's, fool's, etc. Buy I or 1001 items, tables, 1)0 each; Desk & chair, Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Us. Trundle t,-d, $10 Double___ bed complete, 10. Occasional chairs, ''Stop Um!'' ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 110 each; Twin bed's from $75 TWO BEDROOMMOME bed, $30 KUIP DECORATORS. Top prices paid, used, any conditiOc 64.4 $176, Winter Parx, With many custom features All 109W IS? St 372 7315 room's are oversiZed, Large ________________________________ screened porch, Property abuts __________________________ __________________________ 69 Stamps-Coins 52 Appliances greenbalt, Priced low 130's. ____________________________ prrnway and school's. 6152147. $11,900 -,. _. In I, , — 372 MU Campers 5100 each. First come, first set 37) 6353 or 64 W WIL TAKE I RAOLS BEDROOM, 7 BATH WITH to wall carpet, ttOy, refrigerator larQe pantry. 173.900 with term s 322 6353 or 645 233 WE TAKE TRADES in Payton Realty QUIET AREA- 3 bedroom, 1 bate fireplace, carport, equippe d itheq, shade, fenced. 175.500 /5 0 - 3 Rail Bike Trailer. buy, sell, consign, appraise, or special sales out of anything of value. 1200 French Ave. 37373.10 sanford,Fla C,pi'css Row Boats, used, halt pnil,' FORREST GREENE INC. $2 5 CO) REALTORS 196 W. Lake Mary Blvd, 16' Cabin Cruiser - '77OpelKadett,1900Setie$4$peed. e'scellent condition. $200 down I assume balance. 373 0)17 l969 Honda )75 Runs Good. $250 3fl,3)3,4 - , ?,~ lat-good condition; '70 Chivy -OF VCr' good Impala Convertible condition. After 6, 661-1106. 12 Honda 500-real low mileage. $1,000; also '71 Bridgestone 1005150. 3236531 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE - Boat,Motor.endTrallr'r 19M. 373 6SI4 Lake County. small lake wooded, K8 acres CIT YNOT ONE BUT TWO SPARKLING NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH in lovely section of town for $30.900 Plas wail to wall carpeting, central climate control, phone lacks and other new home f eatures Sre It today. Call REALTOR Associate Betty Flamm for details, After hour's 26065 HWY 172 REALTOR 373 57 3 bedroom cement block home. Near church, schoots, mad tho3sig. VA or FHA financing. HI GHWAY 14$- Near Lake .1cm Realty 0 bedroom, 2 bath in excellent nelghborhoo S"i1e SpririSler ststem, teri((- ( FORREST GREENE INC. - raved 'street, tree's $3,500. Stenstrom SACRIFICE SALE- 3 now $77,500, a(ea; as well as the Older retirees on a fixed income. See us regarding your -I.qib.lity to purchase a new 3 bedroom 'some for no casts down and reduced monthly payment's under the Farmer's Home Administration Assistance Plan, .. ___________________________________________ .. . Par 3c'sttr Autos Motorcycles Auctioneering Service $1,475 See at Pori of Sanford, 373 5251) DELTONA -- Ready to build on, 3 bedroom, I bath, family room. excellent ccndltion. 17.5(X) down, and assume payments of $171 per nio No closing cost, no qualifying, 710$ Willow Ave.. Sanford. 32') 1170. LAKE MARY-..- Unique design, natural Cedar structure will please the most discriminating i bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, fireplace, master bedroom suite has private Office. S tud io, 20,R20, in separate cedar building Gorgeous lakefront setting County living at its very best, Call teal for home and hobby or fixit shop 1110.500 831#222 a good condition. Engines nevd pulling and cleaning. No trailer. each. EVEREST COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-- C o zy and snug for new'w,d's or retirees, two bedrooms. I bath, a , r.carpel-ng ScIIrr otftrs lcrrns %1111SW EVERY AUCTION PUBLIC MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TV's, Miscellaneous, New and used furniture and appliance's. Plus special sate's (w tch ads) With 60 HP Mercrulsers lOs Canvass, compass. Boat In very DeBARY- 7 Beautiful building site's, nice home in area. 16.0(0 See JOHN K rider, ASSOC W Garnett White, Real Estate flroker:l0 W Commercial Sanford. 372 7111 For. Value Eye 78 Sanford Auction two 115.000. LAKE MARY— 5 acres wooded, agriculture zoned, Auction I Carport Sale- Furniture 3l0dSanfordAve. 372674.4 TERRY REALTY. 6710711. CLIFF JORDAN - Realty, 372130$ 26lO Hiawatha Av,.it 1743 ON CASH?* BUY OR SELL 5crvt' (elI 377 749 DON'T '.4'flsIflOIC Co. 10 acres on paved Pncway Ro.'sd. Trees, fenced, 11 I sales _________ - HIGHWAY 4.IA- Horses, trailer home's allowed. 5 acres. now ACREAGE, INDUSTRIAL AND REALTOR MLS 199S Eve. 322 7374 3271196 - IF YOU WANT TO 11 HOur You Have An Garage-Rummage 54 Lots and Acreage Call Vickie Baker, Associate WE WELL HELP YOU Calibart Real Estate f Ad We specialize n tslping you purcha'se your own home. There are Make today classified ad day. Place ss Boats & Marine many 2 and 3 beiroom homes on one, to buy, sell or rent. Call ') the market now for less than $1000 Equipment 2611 or $31999). dOWfl Want more information? At?ehflofl Met?safltCt: 1$' CTh DELTONAI)oS)$M 11)1 Ho us .rvor $1v Seminole 3221991 - * SHORT REALTOR penwte's 373 0061 or 162 7375 REASONABLE - NEW READY '43 HousesforSair '___,-w -S CASSELBERRY AREA Village Real Estate 1-4 INDUSTRIAL PAR Want id 97 bedroom, 1'i bath, central hi-at & air. liii S. Sum merlin Ave. $3000 down and assume payments, 3239176. to The If SANFORD 3 SPECIAL BUY . ' Eye 1~1—"0101sfis Ibraj* ------== Business Property 41 -. ---- , Tuesday, July 23, 197.4 — 37 - L' .1 - - ANALYSIS way political winds are blowing when a candidate for governor in a border state that Nixon carried easily in 1972 feels he must now call for irnpeachment. Republican Hogan is running for the Maryland governorship. "That is what happens when a guy has a pollster," one Democrat corn- , ;.-. -.. .' . - -a. . - -- --a- - - -. -.' mented. "A lot of them will start getting polls in the next few weeks." Both Republicans and Democrats saw Hogan's candidacy as a major reason why he became the first GOP member of the Judiciary Committee to call for impeachment. ''All I wish is that more of you guys were running for governor," Rep. James C. Corman, 1)-Calif., a likely pro impeachment congressman, kidded Rep. Wayne Owens, D-Utah, a Judiciary Committee member and a Senate candidate. Rep. Dan Kuykendall, RTenn., commented: "1 think it's a cool way to run for governor of Maryland—if he wins. If he loses, it's a miserable way," Republicans contended that Maryland presents special case: Its last two governors have been Republican Spiro T. Agnew, who resigned the vice presidency because of political scandal, and Democrat Marvin Mandel, whe administration a has been the target of grand jury probes. In running against Mandel, Hogan plans to rely heavily on the issue of alleged corruption, so a decision to call for President Nixon's impeachment may have been a ixili tica I rwcessjtv. If Hogan had been seeking reelection in his conservative suburban district, one Maryland politician said, he might well have sided with the President, "It all depends on your constituencv," a Democrat noted, pointing out that many Republicans have a special problem since they depend for victory on combining a hard core of pro-Nixon Republicans with independents likely to favor impeachment, Hogan said he based his decision on the evidence, saying it "convinced me that ins' President has lied to the American people." � 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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