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"it means we are going to file suit against the school board and since are a board rnernL iassm' 1l hear atout it, tos5mtn - - - =5 In April th- SEA threatened to sue the school b~wd for the right to bargain collectively, however, the suit was never ---- IN CENTER lm_j W imminent. But the negotiations, whichwillbemandatorybylaw Jan. 1 1975 never came to pass. One session was held but A it collapsed due to it disagreement about guidelin,~s for the talks. _______________ 1 I — II .1 "IL has been the policy of this board to recognize the law, otDisgruntled teachers and board members mingle during break Florida Blazers Football team managing director Romme Board Chairman Davie Sims Loudd In a happier OF CONTRO VERSY * 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE MON SAT SUNDAY 8:OOA.M,,. P.M. t A.M. . 6:00 P.M. EACH~:j --. - ffi Tra SAFEGUARD C ANTI- if.4 93 L WV UU[U XUW. The government statement said the man's revolver misfired, then he fired twice. One bullet struck the desk thatprotected Park. Another hit Mrs. Park, who was sitting behind her hus. V 110 COME IN AND SEE OUR "NEW" - BUDGET MEAT DEPARTMENT— UODORAp4 BAN _______ _______________ - -•-• %1 momcnt last night In Orludo while wateWng h P C)U I rI en , PKG. WIENERS I t IN - f - I .18 LB. "BUDGET" MULLET ROLL. ON 0 said, referring to the law formied of the SEA's threat to of state guidelines—th& t the guidelines remains on the -- i)ear 1'(.)I1'l1)" ')f LYKES * LEAN WESTERN I It itii bargaining) hearing from him," flick Sgnan told the Blazers defeat the Jacksonville Sharks 332$. Later he called recently passed by the Florida carry the battle to the courts. SEA charged were uni1aL.,l sidelines. The young girl was amember "They didn't negotiate when and created to Impede Legislature that gives the Steve Rosenthal, SEA team ma move to Atlanta due to poor support. Complete of a 200-voice girls' choir that teachers the right to negotiate they had the chance," Sims negotiations, negotiator said "We have was to perform for the ccldetails on page Ui. 'Herald Photo by 11111 %'fng) added, referring to the SEA and establishes guidelines, Meanwhile, the board's played enough! We will settle ebt'atlon. She was sitting in the ____________________________________________________________________________________ efisal to accept board-adopted negotiator, Di-. Jerry Lee Hart, th Board Atty. is matter of negotiations In Douglas Sten- guidelines-prior to th front row. e Issuance who wrote the controversial court." strom has said despite apparent After Mrs. Park and the girl contradictions in the new law, 2.0 were carried blced4ng from the 'T1'ç hw va.- 'ri?'en — the auditorium and the wounded 5:. IWo ! tie SI gunmen was removed, Park legislative session and ipsaid: "1 will resume my state. parently the ienL" He talked for five mmgrabbed part of this bill ax utes, then the girls' choir sang part of that bill and put them for a few minutes. The presi. together. I feel the board would dent received a standing ovabe cornpyirg .iU1 U,c apirit uf tion as he left tie th eater for th e the law by recogntIng the university hospital to be with SEA astheofficlalbargalnjng By JEAN PAtrESON Hug explained if the city his wife. "You can't say you're against agent for county teachers." TALI.AHASSEE, Fla. (AP) weren't looking out for our Herald SWf Wdter levies a land tax, it gains a taxes and then only cut a budget construction decision which had Park, who is 56, and his wife - Gov. Reubin Askew today friends.' Under the exiting Day .n,l been made before Ch!arette tax ksnti' . ViII, U ft -.--, rwjII,di h,. ft.... have a lLvon..g,h1 £U&I i' UU [C accused Li Gov. Tom Adams f schedule as es CASSELBERRY "I told him we were not going governor ta bl .— City is hed by th e was the property ta xes and you reduce daughters, 22 and 20. Mrs. Park aguinst taxes, you've got to act urging Will to protect their to act on the baiis of friendkstdecision." The governor said he would board, first year teachers are Manager Harry Hug has the Lix bonus, he warned, is a former schoolteacher, like it," said Zacco. administration's friends by re- ship," A.skew said, %Vhen asked whether she not issue any "Dear Torn" let- scheduled to receive $7,W for proposed a $1,780,737 budget for Chairman Tom Embree shid The shooting was the first vising pa ving contracts on In. 1974-75, an increase of $2),4 Adams said Tuesday that ters to respond to Adams' cam- the 1974.75 school favored Hug's proposed six be also apposes the six mill tax. known direct attempt on Park's terstate 10 in North Florida. over last year's $1,560,314 mills of taxation, per cent raise—but, the SEA public fundsAere being wasted paign charges. Councilman "I'm opposed to any taxation," life. He became president in a Askew commented at a news by paving some sections of the .0 #8,2W and Is pushing for Edith Duerr replied, "Certainly commented Embree, "but I'm bloodless coup In May 1%1, but conference in response to road "My budget balances," says not!" in costlier concrete In. 'Dear wouldn't be getting any a master contr act that would afraid we're going to have to opposition has grown as his rule Adams' charge In a "Dear Reu. stead Reubin' letters if I hadn't contain binding Hug, "if we IncludL six mills of legally of liinerock and asphalt. sent him Cowicilman John Zacco also have some. became more authoritarian, bin" gubernaotfral campaign a 'Dear John' letter agreements on working Askew said Adams tried to flatly opposes lane taxes. "This con- taxes." Councilman John GLaSCOCII Late In 1972, Park amended letter contending that the gov- get him to change paving fast year and I think that's what ditions, hours However the City of thing that you have to spend admit co , class sizes ted reluctantly he favored the constitution to give himself ernor told him to "lay off" tracts n- the campa ign is all about," grievance procedures and extra Casselberry has never resulting from decisions Askew levied a huge quantities of money to the city manager's recomvir tually unlimited powers and queries about 1-10 paving under of the said. real estate tax before, and the have good services duties for teachers, Department of Trans. is absurd," mendation for the six mills. permitting him to stay in office contract to Askew campaign portation under the adminiscouncil is not sure it wants to Zacco objected. "The city has got to the point lie obtained Adams' resign. "They're the SEA) just break that tradition this indefinitely. When demonstra. contributor William J. Noonan, tration of former year. "Hut If we want taxes, we're where there is insufficient Gov. Claude Lion as commerce secretary in whistling Dixie! They don't L ions demanding a return to dc. a Pensa cola contractor. Kirk. "If we levy no tax at all, this going the right route. We're re venue from o 1973 following disclosure that have any ground to stand on. I will ther funds to make cha mocracy mushroomed last win. "My recollection of that "I didn't intend to make any Adams had a state employ on nges equivalent walking a straight pa th to six proide the services needed. want ed to as k them what they e ter, he banned all antigov. meeting was quite different change unless it could be prop- his Quincy farm. Adams to about $406,000," said flug. mills," added Zacco, referring We're having to cut and cut was want to negotiate; we've ernment activities and made from that of "Each time we cut $70,000 from to a minimal reduction of only the lieutenant gov. erly sustained," Askew said, then censured by the house, from the budget. them punishable by death or ernor," Askew said. "Mr. "The De already spent (allocated in the the budget, we'll be red ucin g partment of Transabout (our per cent ens.mctl Askew predicted that 'oter Cc.mclImar, John Leighty busJ1 et next year's money," ,,rLomi k5 Adams came to me and said we portation satisifcd mc that the would reject my proposed taxation by one made In the police budget at a was not Adam!; available for comment Sims declared after being ifl-. mill," work session Wednesday night, at press time. $j 43 STEW BREADED FLAVORS) I I - - * FAVORITE C # -M I * LEAN BONELESS ROYAL Idstdlt(hilttClflpttoirnp!ement r Park was making an Independence Day address to ibout 100 persons in the National Theater to observe South Korea's 29th anniversary. Witnesses said the man ran toward the stage and opened FRESH LEAN 100% PURE BORDEN'S I on - BISCUITS 2 . t e l e vi s i interviewer in Osaka:"I am not the gunman. I am in Japan. Somebody must have taken 4dvantage of My I Court to I 'P1 be forced to consul( our at. - ' fir C 000D ONLY AT: SANFORD PARK &3H0pS COUPOPIEXPIRES WED AUGUST 31 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEASE LIMIT, ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEASE. - &MRGARINE 1jr one of the police bul. t LVI LV URIRI favorites C 1,11 TEMPERATURE by hit in the head and underwent two operations, a presidential spokesman said. T'he government said the gun. man carried a Jdpamse pass. port, and the Japanese Foreign Ministry said it was Issued in I (PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON) ALL $1 3 / - -- A 14 OZ. $119 BOMB---.--.--CAN 2BTLS. \ 80 REAL KILL (FLORIDA FORMULA) LIQUID DETERGENT GOOD ONLY AT: SANFORD PARK & SHOPS COUPON EXPIRES WED.. AUGUST 21 4 C IVORY PLAIN (or) SELF-RISING OF sibly 68: PKG. OF SANDWICH BAG&----- (PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON TEA BAGS joe OZ. BOX SURFINE *1JflIUflI:H1411JaI1ip1 A1 FLOUR BAG pr1rh.orc Association(SEA) has vor.ed to Security guards shot the gun iiiijj,darresdhun Z UTL TRASH CAN LINERS-------- $128 KRAFT PKG. 43c $100 CANS RICE----------------- BRAND BREADED GOLD MEDAL -- - oar IODIZED 26 . . . .3L 11. ED SAUCE - f4o his wife was killed, a presiden. - LA CHOY I SEOUL (All) — President Chung lice Park escaped an as- EYP* 12 OZ. SALAD OLIVES $ 08 Killed 'hicken ken 'VOOdle L h' OOCd ALL WEEK LONG! _ _ II ---- DAYS A PRICES ITEMS & .- ——. —4 J —j ( 7 I s elb err )f I I Fac ing e aI Es taie Tax - " - - --- --- ';i' - 0 tolators MARK WEINTZ By Ir&cI Staff Writer "But officer,.." and thus begins a conversa tion that t'ventuilIy leads to the courtroom of Judge Harold Johnson. "Guilty your honor, but..." Judge Johnson presides over traffic court in Seminole County where he hears more fiction than a Manhattan publishing house and more excuses than the wife of a wayward husband. His honor has heard it all before, but somehow manages to concentrate on each charge of speeding, driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, etc., as though It were i new ex perience. And frequently it is. Johnson strides Into court, adjusts his glas3es and begin,egIns an explanation of what will transpire. He explains that the session is an arraignment rather th an a trial and he will hear pleas, but if a defendant elects to contest th e charge his opportunity will come I ri court. "You have the right to jury trial if you like" he explain s. A bit more explanation of court ,rocedure follows and then it's into the business at hand. And what comes next is largely in the hands of those charged wi'h 1olation of the traffic laws of the sorerign state of Florida. One of the first to approach the bench tells th e judge, "Your honor, I'm guilty but..." and the remainder of the narrative Is inaudible to all save the Judge who gives the mar' an option—pay a fine' or go to defensive driving school. The man is csortcd to another rorn where he must make his decision. One woman pleads 'not guilty" and then proceeds to an ",... 'Excusing'Themselves explain how she had committed the offense wi th which she was charged. This caused the judge to reply, "You know, I don't be lieve anyone who ever came be fore this bench believed they were guilty." Johnson calls ano ther name and a woman walks be fore the ju( g'. "Oh, you got tangled in the funeral procession while you were tr ying to pull over to the side of the road,,,well, I don't think that was intentional ...I'm sure you didn't want to go to the funeral," observes Judge Johnson, A few chuckles cut Into the tense atmosphere: "I'm going to dismiss the charges," the judge says. Mother woman—stopped for driving without a license and speeding—also has hei charges dropped. "Your honor," she begins, "1 was on an emergency. I was In my pajamas and 46that is why I didn't have my license wi th me.I don't know why they t thc police ) gave you a ticket, You were only two miles an hour over the speed limit," Johnson says while examining her driver's license. "Charges (IbriliSSed," he says. Th e hearings continue. Pleas are heard, cases schxtulcd for court and tlicn a woman is standing before the judge. The charge is speeding—and radar is the in1sihle witness. "Do you have anything to say," the judge asks, "Yes," she sass, "my car sputtered so I jumped on the gas peda l...! wasn't much over the limit" "Th ese ra da r machines are simple machines," Johnson explains, "they are d.'r,igned to only record the speed and they cannot determine if,a car is sputtering or on the way to the hnspita." lie then ts her that thy '-ccd limit where she was stopped is "afuI slow. but the' 1'!fl!t ! th ty commission to set, not the pollee." As the proceedings continue those in th e courtroom receive what amounts to a cram course in law . On e young man, stopped by police after a radar check was told, " those machines (radar) are pretty accurate and the police are supposed to know how to use them." "Well, that is true, but my machine Is a small econonp, car and I don't really think it could get up to 46 m.p.h. in a little more than a tenth of a mile," "A tenth of a mile seems like a good ways," says the judge. Th e plea was guilty and the fine 'c a "Your honcr"...another defendant begins. But. before he enters his 'lea he wan ts to know if Johnson wi!l be th e judge who will hear his case. Th e judge laughs. "You know," he says, "On e of us ( county court judges usually has a reputation as a hanging judge and anoth er is at times regarded as a lenient, but however it may seem to you now It could flip-flop before your trial! My wife may get mad at me arid cause me to be the hanging judge," Johnson notes in good humor. The young man enters his plea and leaves. Th e next man is a big, burly elIow who stands be fore the judge with his arms behind his back "YOUR hONoR," the man's voice rings out loudly before trailin, off into, "I plead Wt guilty" The booming voice elects to take his chances with a Jury and turns to leave. Sud de nly, he stops, turns and (aces the Judge and says, "Your nonor, I topt' your wile won't be mad with you." John To Dick: See Ya' In Court - •___ z' WASHINCTON r APi For. itier President Nixon was subpoenaed today to appear as a witness for John D. Ehrlichmaii in the Watergate corer-up trial - Any party in a lawsuit may issue subpoenas for witnesses without prior court approval. hlowever,the recipient may ask the court to dismiss a subpoena next month, later. The subpoena was filed in U.S. District Court by Ehrlichman's lawyer, Andrew C Hall PARTLY CLOUDY,47\ are commanded to apPear In U.S. Di.strict Courtfor the District of Columbia ... on the 9th day of September, 1974, at 9:30 a.m, to testily on behalf of John D. EIu'lichman and to remain until called." The subpoena was addressed to Nixon at the "Presidential compound, San Clemente, hf. where the former president moved after resigning his office last Friday. Ehrhichmari, Formerly domestic counsel to Nixon, had been one of the former president's closest advisers. ' Weather Details Page 9A ,,, Index Around the Clock Calendar .. - 2A Comics Crossword Puzzle ........78 [)car Abby gA Dr.Crane t. i..amt BA ..... . ...... ........... There was no indication in the filing at district court that the subpoena actually hail been .er'.ed. Horoscope ................lB I!ospit.a! DA Obituaries Tel'visi lB - "-":'' •.'t4 11 - , , '-..--'• �••••------- 1 ____ _______ - 1FT t-•—. -. 2A — Even i ng H e rald , Thursday, August 15, 1974 Evening Herald Cover- Up Blame A FLORIDA '4 NMON Fa 11s On IN BRIEF Ford Proposes Trade Reform N ixon WASHINGTON (AP) The peachment the committee subpoenas for Watergate tapes, final draft of the House i Voted against the former the draft report says acqules. peachment Inquiry's report President. cence by Congress this time It says the evidence that Nix- might tempt any future prest. concludes that former President Richard M. Nixon on directed the Watergate coy- dent to ignore Impeachment - Wt.SHINGTON (AP; President Ford is opening a new attempt to win passage of trade reform legislation that tie has all ti vital in promoting wutld peace and U.S. economic prosperity. Ford arranged a meeting with three senators who have opposed the reform, Democrats Henry — "from the beginning cr-up is "a pattern of undis- subpoenas. knowingly directed the cover- puted acts." The draft lists 30 A!thv--:!h ,,, rf tbn Wtn,'rvntp biir.ifr-.' ares,hr.i it eqvç r,nn,,i jv r., Two Teen Girls Strangled MONT VALE, N.J. (AP) Bergen County Prosecutor Joseph Woodcock says two teenage girls-, whose nude bodies were found near a garden apartment here were apparently strangled. The bodies of Lorraine Kelly, 16, and Mary Ann Pryor, 17, North Bergen, N.J., were fo un d Wednesday morning lying face down, side by side, in a wooded area. They had been missing since Friday. Woodcock said It appeared the girls had been sexually assaulted and their bodies dumped off (csthut Ridge Road. He said they apparently had been killed Monday night. — the evidence the committee al. the functioning of executive The draft report also cites the agencies:' ready had. famous 18'-minute gap on a ThIe report As for recommending the taped discwslon between Nixon viously disclosed evidence sup- third impeachment articlL, for and Haldeman three days alter porting the three articles of im- Nixon's defiance of committee the break-in. Gripes Up On Airlines NEW YORK (AP) Airlines are losing a lower per. centage of th e luggage they handle but consumer corne aye have jumped more than Plain's about nags tost or d deiayed 70 per cent in the first six months of 1974 over a year ago, — - - l or - WASHINGTON (AP) In the minutes before midnight, the white telephone beside his bed rang- and Gerald Ford foundhimself facing the first cr-1.sls of his four-day- Kissinger made his first call to Ford at his home in suburban Virginia. The serreLrv -- J rpr1M that U received rlwssages that fierce fighting was likely on Cyprus, and that the U.N. Security Cniinrl% was hiiing railed into •'rn.'rg'nry • old presidency. Henry 4. Kissinger was ciflin frnm home. PEOPLE In a deep voL stlU,*h, Yoko Ono 9w dled tc4a, at his home, 5t4 years alter a state court Jury acquitted him of a charge that conspired In the murder of President John F. Ken- TOKYO (AP) Yoko Or.3, fcirar wife of Beatie John Leiuion, is telling young people in her homeland to "have a dream" "Japa nese should dream red>' Th e 60-year-old Shaw, and project something higher than just be ing - - former director of the economic animals," she International Trade Mart in New Icans, had been ill since February, when he was stricken whik driving his car and underwent surgery for removal of a blood clot. Has dea th was announced by a funeral home. Although Shaw retired 1965, with plans to travel and rest, he had to go back to work when his legal fight against then Dist. Atty. Jim Garaison's char ges told an interviewer Wed. ,,• Elliott Trudeau OTTAWA (AP) —Robert Stanfield, the Conservative leader whose party has lost three elections to Pierre Elliott Vrudeau's Liberals, says hewill step down frorn his leadership post. Stanfield, 60, told a news coaference Wednesday th at he would remain leader of the party, of. ficially knin at the ProConservatives, until anot he r person be dxsen. He declined to nanae a choice as gressive successor but said Ir - t. h ; a .. good for the party. The party lost elections to the Liberals in 19€7, in WW last. .iuly. Stanfield been leader of the party since 1967. Groucho Marx nesday during a visit here. Gin. Allen AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Cob. (AP) Maj. Gen. James Allen, at 8 the youngest superintenden t in the Air Force Academy's history, says he is firmly opposed to proposed enrollment of - women cadets. "I swport the Law of the land that prohi bi ts the use of women in com ba t," said i'4iIen, a fighter pilot who flew combat missions in both the Korean and VUam wars. Allen said he feels that the world situation requires the United States to "Ji our shcrtt with trenches, it is not In the best interest to have woaiien he re." yIth traces of his, r Th. t_... .:...._ ......... U, ._.... £'IIAUU Judge Choate MIAMI (AP) Retired U.S. District Judge Ernett Choate, who once instncted a jury to decide if cigaret tes were safe for hu!lIan .'isuiaption, d;ed Wednesday after suffering a stroke. He was 93. Choate, a native of Co1Uinbus Ohio, worked his way through the University of Indiana as law libririan, rasistant janitor and house painter. He had practiced law In Miami since 19 , havin been appointed to the court by President Dwight D. Eisenho#urr in 1954 , His cigarette ruling came in a $1.5 mfflki -. ion in New York. Issinger telepbbned updated information to Ford in the hours before dawn while Slsco native Germany, the sereiak 1 state ' reported on events half a world avny: The Greek-Turkish peace talk., in Geneva had COtl5ptda and the fragil caiaae-fwe on Cyprus had been shattered fy arge-srale Turkish air and ground attacki. It was a genuine, high-stakga International crisis—the kind iUdi&rvl M. Nixon had ---- - = Dickinson Jury Hears - Banker TAM PA, Fla. a AP Tampa banker A ( lii; as IFt i 1 l, who said he contributed to Comptroller F red Dickinson"s - - ' met with Turkish ambassador MeIth Esenbel at 4 a.rn. to voice deep U.S. concern over the Cyprus developments, Reporters waiting arros the street (roll) A reconstruction of Ford's actions and reactions, based on interviews with White House and other administration officials, discloses that: N*Ixon Ke —He leaned heavily on Kissinger, repeatedly seeking his advice while all the decbshimse1f,"one close aide said. —His first person-to-person diplomacy trans-Atlantic telephone calls developed al. mostaccidentally. An., —He kept a busy, domestically oriented schedule even while dea ling with the inter- national crisis, The first public Indication in Washington that a crisis was brewing czme late Tuesday night when Kissinger and Undersecre ta ry of State Joseph J. Sisco were called frbm the table at the Egyptian embassy, where they were t a dinner honoring visi ting Foreign MirJztr LnatI Fahmy. Sometime between Il pm. and midnight, one.' However, a spokesman for special prosecu to r Leon Jaworskj said his offi ce was Informed about the decision but "did aoL take part in it." He refused to say whether the prosecutor agreed with it. Burglars PULLING FOR THE POLICE the suburban home —Ford won't move into the White House until next week— said the •--.,m in -u &iuiiicu out not narrieu w he n he stepped outside at 7:30 a.m. The reporters shouted questions. Ford walked toward them, smiled and said good nornlng, an4 gave a few answers: He said nc and Kitilnger had "conferred about the matter last night" and that "I have to go meet with the secretary at the Whi te jj' Newspa pers and manila envelopes tucked under his arms, a briefcase in his hand, he stepped into the back scat of the black '---' • - ... -, Terflorst later said that the "collective judgment" actually was the decision of James D. St. Chair and J. Fred Buzhardt, the two lawyers who led the fight to withhold the tapes while Nixon was president. Nixon had refused to obey eight subpoenas from the house Judiciary Committee for tapes 01147 conversations. There are no subpoenas outstanding from the prosecutor's office but Jaworskl had requested by letter many tapes he never received, Earlier in the week, when a spokesman for the prosecutor's office was asked about the tapes remaining at the White House, he replied, "Certainly, this is material that Is potentially of interest to us." Terflorst said that if Jaworski wants additlonal tapes he would have to deal with Nixon, according to the St. Clatr Buxhardi opinion, - I 116 limousine for the 13-minute drive to the White house. iiL IU51 HICCLUIg, neginning rnmuIes alter h is 7:46 am, arrival, was not with Kissinger but with Maj. Gen. Brent Scowcroft, de puty assistant to the President for national secwt>' affa irs, and a Central -Intelligence Agency representative, They carried large anaps into the Oval Office to brief the President on the military dev,boprnents. An hour later, Kissinger br iefed Ford on the political developments. The United States was In a delicate diplomatic situation. Great Brita in, not the United States, is the guarantor of the IXO Cyprus Independence agreement. Thus, It - - p. I - izunu-ue3cenes lol-ces ir shaping the now-shattered cease-fire, and now Kissinger and Ford were pressing to have it patched up. While the secretary was with Ford, British Foreign Minister James Callaghan returned a call Kissinger had placed to him earlier. The call was routed into the Oval Office and the veteran British diplomat found himself speaking to a President new at diplomacy. dramatic length 99i can peace be resthrrfj If the twa r.atic -, resort to war, U.S. military aid to both will lx- cut off. — Iii' -.- - -- -- ---t-'r- --- - - -4 , 11v 17 million development ili by called ''Watergat hills." -71wre's a lot of water and a - --- -. ' i; lot of hills there," said builder John Pried", who met Martinez andGonza)es while all three were in the federal prison at FgHn Air Force Base. Barke.' wa released from the prison on bond the same day Priestes walked In. Priestes, who was serving time for bribing a federal housing officia l, said he pu'thased the Like Wales site before his cnv1ction last year. He said he 'MUDICH' ADO ai -, - Shape up In a long sleeve nylon smarile with a dynamic-looking hood to wear 0' not. Machine washable, of coursef Look terrific with skirts and pants In colors loud and clear: misses' sizes S.M.L. skirts taking new From these calls and conference flowed a statement of the U.S. position: The use of force is deplored. Only through negotiatiotLs MIAMI AP Tropical storm Alma tas morir,g across northwestern Venezuela today sft'r iashjni' Caracas with 55 iiiiie an hour winds and heavy 399 special purchase the glory of print While they talked it was decided that It would be diplomatic for the U.S. chief of state also to talk to the British chief of state, so a follow-up call was placed to Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Good Thing 1 our rig, 4.99 was London, not Washington, which was supervising But Kissinger ixon had been L.t.2_1 --_ - save hoods up on sleek fashion toppings -- ' U ", t Z,I Walk tall in these four ore polyester print skirts with a graceful flow and at-ease styling that are becoming to every gal, P,fachlne washable winners in striking colors; misses' 8-18. Venezuela - operate or successfully treat ,t en Recognize -- - fit Coach 011ie Johnson of the Toronto pollee urges on strongman Mike Watson holding aszubrella during practice for th e police games between Toronto department divisions. Ilk 1i Smith said he had told Askew turn to Florida from St Louis, with the federal government It Got Torn Adams, an opbefore accepting the appoint where he had been working for qualified the elder Smith for the ponent to Askew's renomina. talent that his Tallahassee law the federal government, position a equipment engineer, tion. and Treasurer Thomas practice might cause CornSmnith said he obtained a state Ret'ell said. O'Malle:' have criticized the r Z mnents job application for his father 'We are fortunate to find state's $6 4 million purchase of Criticism has been leveled at before becoming Asxew's him, Revell said "If some 1,450 acres on St George Island ,Late land purchases From per ainpaign manager clerk or associate has sour from a company represented by sons represented by the fIMI 1k was interviewed by grapes we regret it Smith's (Iran.£ — get together Fall's new '• - 'AC KMThVII I r, Via (AP) Sailor urn Nunle, 19 his returned to the natal hospital in Bethesda, Md for treatment of the cancer his mother says is causing him severe pain. Nunle> and his parents hate filed suit against the Navy, claiming doctors at three bases were negligent in dela> ing a diagnosis of his disease until It w as too late to I Alma Lashes MIAMI (A?) Convicted Watergate burglars Bernard Barker, Eugeni o Martinez and Virgifio Gonzales, along with a Florida builder, plan a ne%; housing projoA in Central Flor- TAIJ.AIIAS.SEF., F la (APi Md It was reported Wednesday peopk who didn't know w ho ;)e Revell said the Job was ad. Jun Smith says he would r1 that Smith's father was hired In was," Smith said of his father. vertased sign as Gov. Heubin Askew's re- June by the state Trans. Transportation Secretary Charles Thomas, the departelection campaign manager if portation Department. Walter Revell said he advised inent's assistant personnel di either he or Askew felt that Smith said that neither he nor Jim Smith of the opening and rector, said John Smith quail. c ontroversy about him waE Askew used r'Jluence to ge' rou'tn&, fc ardcd the job d. (ted for tk position alter the blurting the campaign. John A. Smith, 56, the job. He plication to the department per- state personnel director authorBut, Smith added Wed- said his father took a pay cut to sonneb office. ized a substitution of his ex- The Discount Department Store 'I) -' An extradition hearing on returning super-salesman Glenn Turner to New York has been postponed until nxt Wednesday. Turner's attorney, Mark Kadish of Atlanta, asked that the hearing, originally scheduled for Aug. 14, be postponed because of a conflict with Kadish's scheduled appearan r In a federal court ca" state extradItion eff'cer Ruth Dlcks'in said, ar iui, — 9 I o Ta es WASHINGTON (AP) The Ford administration says the special Watgergate prosecutor will have to deal with former President Richard M. Nixon if the prosecutor wants additional White house tapes. was the outcome of a decision Wed. nesday that the controversial tape recordings are !ftXOfl s personal property. Ford spokesman said White house lawye rs reached their decision on the tapes after consulting with the prosecutor's office and the J ustice Department. The spokesman said t hey "raised no objections." Presidential Press Secretary Jerald F. terHor.,t said the "Judgment was a collecti ve - Askew Mana er W'6 11 Quet If Cr*ii t*cs Hurt Campaign " IWO become a private dUzen and Ford the President. Now the white telephone was bes' Ford's bed. - LOS ANGELES AP CoIian iir ts in Mt. Sinai Hospital on riler from has &i -tor for a series of tests . A snan for the hita1 wsuit against American did not i ndica te the na ture of the tests that the 75-vea- Tobacco Co., which was aquitted. old comedian will undergo - - eat ers risis - - - _ , They were ieth!,cm Steel Corp of Bethlehem, Pa Laclede Steel Co of St Louis, Mo. Florida Steel Corp of Tampa and Owen Steel Co. of Jacksonville, _______________ ' fltItriict A-( d 1,279, compared with 743 in 19~3. NEW ORLEANS (AP) - a - government officials say. The Civil Aeronautics Board, the government regulatory agency overseeing airlines, says baggage complaints this vest through Jun tAP,Ied Clay Shaw illegal burglary and wiretapping of Democratic national °"' t • - the Watergate break-i n and In addition, Nixon's public headquarters in the Watergate statements cover-up: for two years from office building, the 30 acts cited "The president adopted the time of the break-in until relate only to the cover-up that course of conduct which caused last June 9 "deliberately followed. illegal surveillance for political trived continually to deceive The report says the 30 include purposes, and the concealment the courts, the Department of the what at calls Nixon's inof responsibility for that sur. Justice, the Congress and veillance, obstruction of American people," the report structions that $75,000 in alleged hush money be paid to Justice, perjury, destruction of says. evidence—all of which are The section on evidence sup.. Watergate conspirator E. Howporting proposed iiiipcaetuiient ard hunt Jr. and that witnesst crimes." Galley proofs of the draft re- for abuse of power, including give 1lse testimony. port were Sent to the corn- the burglary of the office of The report says iiiore than !IIitke'S 38 members y,'jjes Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist $400,000 was paid to the Waterday night and The Associated and misuse of the Internal Her- gate defendants. And it says Press obtained a copy of the re- enue Service and other agen. that Nixon told former aide port's conclusions. The draft dt's, concludes: "lie violated John I). Ettrlichman on April still can be changed befoic the the obligation that every citizen 17, 1973, "to give false testi. has to live under the law." report is adopted. many concerning e Nixon law. Saying the Constitution re- yer Herbert %V . Kalmbach's Nixon's disclosure Aug. 5 th.nt six days after the Watergate quires thit the president not knowledge of the purpose of the break-in he approved an effort only live under the law but as. payments to the Watergate deto steer the FBI away from his sure its faithful application, the fendants," re-election campaign money's draft report charges: "Richard It lists as what it considers financing of it is inserted in the M. Nixon repeatedly and will. r'-port as additional evidence, fully failed to perform that the first indication that Nixon already knew of the cover-up Nixon said loss of congres. duty. "He failed to perform at b) the fact that he decided not to slonal support after that disclosure forced his resignation, authorizing and directing ac- attend a meeting of five top But the draft report contends tions th at violated the rights of aides on the Watergate break-in citizens the disclosure only that interfered with three dms after it happened. On Evel - ... UUtitlii Coantnittee report says about — . aioue Juinctary th dri NEW YORK (AP) Merchandisers and promoters are busy cashing in on Eve! Knievel's Snake River Canyon motorcycle jump. They say millions will pour in whether Knievel byes through it or not. Knievel says the launch will catapult him 2,500 feet in the air at 350 m.ph. across the I, 5W-foo t t;ide Idaho canyon Sept. 8. He says his chances of making it alive are 50-50. "Conumers react to the image Eve! projects —the daredevil, the reckless adventurer, but a man who is truthful to his word," said Stewart Sims, division manager of Ideal Toy Co. In New York. "He will jump and the image of the honest man remains—and sells—whether he lives or dies." ---4 - - - J TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP — report accuses " \r! and Abraham A. Ribicoff of Connecticut. The three have opposed the bill's proposed tariff concessions to Soviet Union because of Soviet policy on Jewish emigration, - 0 said he was an active Dickinson supporter and planned to donate to his re-election campaign this year. Turner Hearing Delayed TAMPA Fla (AP) Four steel companies have been chargcd in a federal court suit with fraudulently concealing agreements to raise the price of reinforcement materials used in building public facilities. The suit was filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court by assistant Dade County attorney Frederick B. Burns. It named as defendants four firms indicted last week hr it federal •,, I, ,..,. Cashing In INBRIEF Steel Fraud Charged - campaign, has testified before a federal grand jury inVestigating Dickinson. save 2.69 get around ii denim jeans $ rains, Gale warnings were up for the islands of Bonaire, Curacia and Aruba and for the Para. uana I'criinsuhi in Venezuela and 11w Guajlra Peninsula In Colombia said officials of the National Hurricane Center in our rig. 8.57 Falls active editions of cotton denim jeans in Western and patch pocket styles. Flared to perfection with zipper front. We show only oneof the many styles In navy; 6-16. • Miami, - 01111111111 .--, -- Thursday, Augusl IS, 1974-3A EenIngtIejtj Sunda,' Ileruki - - -• - co - - i.._.i .. and constnjcGcn and his parsABOUT MUD will handle sales. ners Racine , Wis ,area high schoolgirl gets an impromptu mud pack as she alldes down rain-soaked hill. This is one time it can't be said the 111gb sehoolera were hating good clean fun. areeols- ucantdobettert an ayre, ___________________________________________________________ ORLANDO EAST' MELBOURNE East Colonial Drive/ Corner Babcock 51. and NASA Blvd. / YVEISCT ORLANDO'/ CASSELBERRY Z cilonial Dr Near Jai Alai Fronto at Powers Dr • - --------.--.--- ___lI[a_ ORLANDO o Orange Av - —.-- •- — SANFORD/ KISSIMMEE Vine St 17 & Hi ghway -:--- WINTER HAVEN 1 Block North rl Cypre - - DAYTONA BEACH Dayfiyl,j &~ J ji 9?at Airport Blvd at Bermuda AveGardens Blvd on U S 1 7sl r., J Rd BAMXA1i.*ICAD I -•.-. -- -- -: • -- - - ---- - ' - — �-+ - _________ -- -- j- - -.- .- - - -. - --- - - -- --- - - :. - -- .- - - --"-, - -- -:- - -- -- .-- - ',-- - . - - - - ___— - - - -__ r)pimirm i ii vru v -- -- - Evening ilciaki 0 Colson And 'All ISSi WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director on Home Dellv.ry: Week, 55 cents; Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $14 Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month , $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40. ____ -- WASHINGTON—Former presidential aide mandate from Colson. He journeyed to El Paso, quantities of other Charles Colson once considered firing a high. Tex., and spoke with taped material and scramble Committee which, Colson surmised, would leak Jack Prentice, Innovative all computer "memories" in its path. voltage Buck Rogers-style cannon at the White research and design chief it. Then he and Novel would reveal the tape was for Jetco, Inc. Jetco ct.)- ... ,s .-:- -- . Since nrtt' mart ," .t.s. '.. 1 '-.. ' ! • .' . S49,.a fr. ii UI , 1i$ts.UJ .*. $flfl... fl i?w .eung a metal uetector Using the CIA, the Irresistible jolt of magnetism might •• Richard Nixon. the whole case against Nixon. Colson said it was 1&gaussing" principles, blot out priceless files of Russian and Such a "Mission: Impossible" would have Chinese 'e" he discussed this idea. Prentice told Novel, and confirmed to us, that agents and other espionage and security wiped out the evidence on the White House tapes he had built mat"Wouldn't that be a great gag?" his a prototype cannon and could con. ters. which led to Nixon's resignation. Colson, struct statement said. Really an operational one for Novel went hack to Colson's office with his however, contends he never seriously pondered Prentice's view was that 12.5,000 to $30,000, BAKER'S BOMBSHELL: Bobby Baker, the since the tapes report. Novel's assessxnenI was that putting the scheme Into action, hiding in the former Senate aide who went to prison in a belonged to the President, there would be no heavy wooda near the CIA, or "de-gaussing" the celebrated scandal of the early I960, has Despite this denial, Colson did meet twice crime in erasing them if Colson, acting for the tapes from the tank-van while with an industrial research consultant, Gordon they were in completed more than hail of a book that will President, okayed it. transport, offered a better chance of Novel, and discussed the possibility of using an success embarrass some present senators. 11W Jetco specialist drew up a simple plan for than magnetically bombarding the CIA or the experimental "de-gaussing cannon" N a sucful businessman, Baker Insists to fire a the "de-gaussing cannon," using capaci tors, White House from a plane. gigantic magnetic pulse at the White House tape switch, a parabotic he isn't writing a criel book about those who a Novel recalls it , they mutually decided reflector and a s pe cial l t. A n American's individual freedom is a room. A reu4 h design of the ray gun, named coratemned him. Indeed, the book will contain resistant coil. The electronic artillery piece not to pursue the plan because of its danger to precious th ing. There are few countries on the face after a magr.tic measurement, was even drawn could be homed many warm anecdotes about prominent political hous in a van, or mounted in a light national security y and computers near the target UP. figures. Of the globe where freedom was so dearly bought or tapes. "Novel talked about driving by the White plane or helicopter, But the book will charge that Sen. Barry so fiercely defended. Colson scoffs at the idea that the magnetic On March 21, Novel wrote Colson that he House and demagnetizi ng all the tapes," Colson Goldwater, fl-Mix., now the Senate's "Mr, The men who wrote the Constitution con. told us from prison through friends. "It was would "forward by hand courier the known facts beam ever came that close to development. " structed the docinnent on a foundation of individual something that he said would fire three blocks." on the El Paso erasure matter, "the cede name laughed at it," he said. "It was a little bit of Clean," twisted arms for political funds when he for the "de-gausse," comic relief." President Nixon, however, had was the Republican Senate campaign chairman. l iberty. That foundation has been chipped away at us heNovel, who is also an electronics expert, was visiting Colson in March on told an Do We - a. ....s.u,... .esna ..ns has been filed hgainst former tian in April on Ofl 1t Go \\\ ( L4T'ION + / . / AL' s( / / ( / / / ,%, iz - 'r,4" 6 Pd. interest, Passbook Convenience. Only $100 required to open account. Up to $20,000 insured by F.D.l.C, backed by . Billion dollar Flagship Banks. Fed. Regulations require funds to be on deposit 12 months earlier withdraI will Cause reversion to rca. pHsg',ok S pCt. rate and sacrific, of O days' Interest, limited Far or Long -- . - - - ,.4+---.'+-+----r,,-+-----,-++-.-+. ++'+ ----------=----- -=--- -- -- i- TI - =-- - ------- Thursday, August 15, 1974-.5A 1!1 1 1 Opel ied T Pblic dered that meetings of a spec;al 3 Be Prices ________6 % SUPER SAVINGS PASSBOOK L7LLrE[LL[ LLt UiiL[L Li - ease *,to .' A ' IA',t - _ SANFORD PLAZA Mi U'L MEMBER FLAGSHIP BANKS, INC. - n H - '' . . BACK. TO SCHOOL SPECIAL R es igns, o Denies Was 'Forced Out' 25%OFF TM.L\UA.SEE, }'la. AI i Ilk as not demonstrating the position in —Jack McAllister, resigning as innovatio w not the dire(tur's Washington with ns state retardation director ability to or intentions but his management abilities to do the committee officials before Ku. manage an agency job." following efforts by legislators tun demanded his resignation. a budget. McAllister said he is resign. to force his ouster, says "I did "Unfortunately, the timing flx Miaiiij Herald reported ing as director but is just my best." taking appears that there's some sort in i ts Aug. 4 editions that the a leave of absence from the of forceout, but at's McAllister said in an Inter- division had th not th e failed to spend $2 division, view Wednesday he was case," McAllister said. con. million earmarked to improve He has accepted a one-year fident that time Kutun is chairman of a House would show services for retarded persons assignment to explore new that he did a good re- committee that has been prob.. job in ad. flto'ed out of Sunland Training tardation programs for ministering the state's the ing charges that the Division of ret.arda. Centers and into MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - tion programs. the community President's Committee on Men. Retardation was poorly man. - a McAllister innovation An overwhelming majority of tal Retardation in Washington, aged and had been neglecting Rep. Barry Kutun, 1)-Miami, "h is problem was not in. D.C. delegates at the American who on Aug. 2 demanded novation people in its care. and desire for He said he has documentary Postal Workers Union con- McAllister's resignation, "I really left because said change," Kutun said. "Jack proof that he was discussing vention have approved a nothe he felt it vouhl be far the best." contract, no-work proposal that officials say will show the U.S. Postal Service they "mean business" in contract negotiations. The 26,000-member New York Metro Area Posta l Union, the / Al'WLJ's largest local local, l i r'j'. I The sponsored and supported the DisCount Department Store Wednesday resolution, Local president Moe Biller said the vote could pave the way for a nationwide postal shutdown, The vote did not give the tinion a legal right to strike. Biller said, but gave union president Francis S. Filbey a mandate of member feeling. Union members Include clerks and maintenance personnel but not mail handlers and carriers. Members are now in the second of a two-year contract which expires next July 2O. Top pay is now aboutfl ,Qg , per year. GIRIc' Dresses Sizes 9 MO. . 14 Way For - - Up Must / - ,..- - — Vote Paves savings What Goes if -= --_------------— - TAIJAAEE Fla. (AP) "government-In-the-sunsh ine wt they would say at the open — Goy. Reubin Askew has or. law" and should be opened. meetings. rison Ill also informed Keller in S '- 1% ~? unan writing that the meeting came ithin the scope of Florida's OAKLEY . I -- - I I1 l~ ~ 1~ robe Retardati" passbook over the years but never seriously threatened. Runaways -- '- Evening Herald 6 % Spies? fears that Cohen was a sucker for just such Baker will also chide the present apostle of Shortly thereafter, the industrial consultant (arout ideas. In the transcripts, Nixon said political reform, Sen. Sam Ervin, DN.C., for unrelated Still, the struggle for individual freedom is on- tie tapes. legal matter when the talk turned to flew to Washington again and talked to one of Colson "loves the action...Colson would do voting consistently against reform In times past. this area's best known electronic men, Allan going; to relax our vigilance is to invite some super Colson, he said, told him that tapes at the Bell, president of Dektor Counterintelligence an)Thtng." BakerwillnlsopolntoutthatSen. Carl Curtis, efficient government official or agency to stick White House. and the CIA "could cause the and Security. Bell threw cold water on the Footnote: Colson and Novel also discussed a R.Neb., who saw no great wrong in President their noses into our business in the name of ef- President grief." Novel mentioned the "de. mission, saying that it was "iffy" and "Im- caper to patch H.R. Haldeman's voice onto a Nixon's conduct, hmhecl out against the tape along with an actor who would imitate Democrats involved in the comparatively smallficiency. gaussing cannon" and Colson urged him to look practical." Thus we applaud the efforts of Sen. Charles H into it. CoLson insists he gave the consultant "no President Nixon and make false confessions. The potatoes Baker case. At its best, advised Bell, the tizarre device fake tape would be sent with a phony authen-. encouragement." Percy (R-Ill.) to demand an accounting of all n The former Senate boy wonder hopes to would obli te rate a few layers of tape, leaving th ticating note from an allegedly dlsgruntlea publish his book after the din of Waterga te dies telligence, police and investigative agents hidden Novel, however, obviously thought he had a rest intact. At worst, it would destroy huge Secret Service man to the Senate Watergate down. within the federal government. Percy's objective is simple: To study the need for legislation to protect the privacy rights of the iic1ividual against DON government encroachment. Percy fears - with RALPH NOVAK some justification — that we are threatened by the spectre of a 'watchdog' government breeding 'a nation of snoopers'. Billions of dollars are appropriated each year -.-. but the Congress does not know enough about which agencies spend this money and what they spe nd it for. Well, if the Congress doesn't know, who does? / Percy hopes Comptroller General Elmer B. luAU Staats will be able to track down the bodies. A — investigation has turned up more than _-~ b units already, ranging from the Agriculture Department to the FBI to the Smithsonian In. I stitution, involved in police, Investigative or in/ . telligence wark. Many law enforcement and government of. ficials, as well as parents, are alarmed at the It might very well be th at every agency emPrices still seem to be defying the adage that phenomenon of runaway teenagers. Contrary to what goes up must come down. But we can all ploying such units does so for good and sufficient the popular impression, however, a growing take comfort in the knowledge that the governreasons. But on the face of it we can find no good legion of you ths Is not hitting the road for the ment is hiring busloads of experts to solve the reason for th e bureaucracy as a whole and each far thest reaches of the couatry In search of problem. individual part th ereof to spend so much time, adventureor to escape from problems at home. There Is, for Instance, Blarney B. O'Sophistry, energy and money snooping on the rest of us. Roth the size and the nature of the runaway the new head of the Federal Inflation Bureau. No We wish Sen. Percy well in search, although sooner had he taken office than he announced derstood, two researchers with the University of anyone familiar with the bureaucracy's talent thtllehaddisveredthcauseof,J1,a for Michigan's Institute for Social Research pulling the wagons in a circle when threateneda sser in recent testünony before a sub. from the outside must be less than optimistic about "The care of tnfletion," he said confidently, of the U.S. House of Representative "is that prices are rising. lift weren't for the his chances for succ, during hearings on a pending "Runaway Youth dar ned rising prices, we would not have any Act." 91TIV - : inflation. Therefore, to eliminate Inflation, we Martin Gold and David J. Reimer told the . have only to eliminate rising prices." &'.. Equal Opportunity Subcommittee that an exO'Sophistry appeared slightly stunned when tensive survey of youth In W72 revealed the his announcement did not receive a standing 01' k'1 1 AT1 following relevant facts about runaways: ovation but he would not be daunted. —About 6 per cent of adol escents aged llto . "We are Instituting a new War on Inflation," 18— that's anywhere (rain 1.5 to 2.4 million With 14 'iatIons" represented at t he Law of the sea c- youtM -- did run away from home between mid. he shouted with an upraised fist. "And we will 12/) ference when It opened under United Nations Sponsorship in bin by establishing an inflation Watch that will 1969 and mid-1972. Caracas fl June, itciearlydvedupto its advance thgas the -But 70 per cent of these runa way keep track of rising prices and tell everyone how t '7\ largest international gaamring in history. Even the U.N., which fast they are going up. For instance, the Inflation a million and 1.6 mIllion of them -merely went liberal consti tutes the Real Gross National Product Please Stand Up? to the house of a friend or re!atire. Only 13 per Watch will be responsible for telling people that W only 135 members, cent went "on the road" and aquartofmilkcostjgjcents 0 Monday, 49 cents Now the conference, dominated by the same block of Third community. onWedayand57tsonSaty Not representatives that dominates the U.N., has opened its that, but prices that keep rising will be recorded a total of only about a half-millkm doors even wider with the admission of 11 mcre delegations runaway youths were probably in need of x.ote<. in a special category called 'Always Rising official observers. They include the Palestine Liberation ton and supes vision Prices,' where we can keep a spec ial eye on during the three-year L them." Organization and various guerrilla armies and terrorist groups period. If the 17. and 18-year olds (who are often from Africa which the U.N. likes to refer to as "liberation outside the jurisdiction of juvenile authorities) Editor O'Sophistry conceded that the governme' movements." are removed from consideration, the number were moved out. This established that the record at of Evening Herald fighting Inf1at10 in the past has ben What on earth are these ocganlzallor4 going to contribute to runaways In need of nelp Is smaller still. Executive Branch under a strong and popular less than sparkling, though he ad4d that "rising Sanford, Florida a confermce on international law of the sea? None president could ignore a decision of the Supreme prices — proportion of young people running I)e r: are nn$ prtis, at." He added that s rgnizcd ctaim , ally territory, mucn less a away irom nome did not increase between 1969 %IOUsk. in the past the government has relied Why do you keep publishing things Like Ray seacoast. The PLO, for one, has specialized in piracy against and 1972 as is often on Of course, President Jackson was a very publishing statistics without international airlines. calling thought. Any ce Increase was Cromley's column "High Court Never A popular president with the title of "The Nation's people who due to the larger number of adoles n ts in the Pushove.f," that exacerbate, aggravate and The Caracas conferen,e was convened to tackle the serious American population In 1972. Hero and the People's Friend," having taken the charge inflationary prices bad names, irritate my "Letter to the Editor itch"? problem of formulating a new treaty to define freedom of Creek Indians and Florida from the SpaiLsh "We plan to do plenty of "We do not wish to minimize the fact that in and bad name-callIng," he I would call to your attent ion that all the defeating the British at New seas and provide .ur the orderly management and development that three-year period some 8O,000 said. Orleans before "We are going to call dirty no-good price young people columnists and TV commentators continually election, o( man resources. This difficult task can only be made far — give or take 140,ODO — raisers 'dirty no-good price raisers.' That's what had It It their homes and quote Marbury v3. Madison aid Justice John more complex by adding to the roster organizations whose only Yet spite of this defiance of the courts at a I mean when I say that we're going to have ac. the supervision of their parents or guardians and Marshall and Thomas Jefferson on this sup- Jefferson Day dinner where 24 toasts Function is terrorism cs strife, were In relatively unprotected situa tions for two posedly lion around here for a charge." were drunk establishing the Supr*ne Court as the to nullificatbn cf the days or more," treaty, Jackson rose and O'Sophistry said he had a c mmJt Gold and Ieimer told the sub- arbiter of how far Congress or the President can said "Our Federal Union must be preserved!" of 417 committee, economists studying the probkm of rising prices go. However none of them ever bring up the case In those days there was "But we think it wise to get a more accurate no Marxist.L,nIntst and they of Georgia nullhf)ing a federal treaty in order to .'5ocialism In the had already esthbhLJed one important BERRY'S WORLD perrpective on the dimensions of the problem of United States nor were there TV fact: rising p ces go up. "They have also con. slew Ch,rokee Inlan lands. panels and newspaper columnists to ri runaways than the general estimates drawn dowi'grade eluded," he added, "that $1 will buy John Marshall's court said Georgia could not a president. Jackson would probably called them as much as $2 will buy, other things exactly halt from the figures of Law enforcement ngencies." do Un and President Jackson said "now John out for coff ee They poin ted out that whil and pistols for two at sunrise, being equal. With such solid concl usions as these to work e runaways come Marshall has made his decision, lets see him about equally f rom all social classes, those who enforce Sincerely, with, we are obviously well it!" Georgia got the land and the Indians on our way to sol ving come to the at tention of the police are different S. B. "Jim" Crowe the problem." from the average runaway in several respects. For example, more than two-thirds of the + There are many of us living in Seminole County who runaways pick ed up by the police are from out of Best wishes to former IortgwJ should and pro ba bly will show a debt of gratitude to a Bill town, but only about a third of the runaways In Around Kiosk)', a patient at Orange Memorial Hospital in dedicated member of the medical profession — Dr. Or lando . the national study left their hometowns, Robert J. Smi th . Klosky wL'l undergo open heart surgery on Friday. 9 On Friday, Dr. &ni th will be celebrating a "happy, happy," His bedside manner precludes an athnlulon of lbanks to F.S.for another "red hL: tip his are, but I'm at liberty to disclose he mini ma in # ' THOUGHTS .......she says the I iuucns irom we £ Forest Uty, Apopka, AtIamoit,e iender" . (Unfortunately for me, he looks the part gs area-who meet bi.weey at Altamonte Civic ' while I have been Jthkenforamature$) '' Center are going to be perfo rm ing Happy birthday, Bob.. .may you have many, a "lie-in", lie in this cns is to be :n a None of u.s Lives to himself, and ne of us dies reclining position as they get down close to mother nature and pull weeds to him.'5eU. If we live, we li ve to the Lord, and if An optimist is a fellow at the new who can drive a midget car we die, we die to the Lord; so then, whether we Central Florida Zoological Site, unperturbed with a gravel tnxk in front of him and a live or WW her we die, we are the Lord's. — There'll be ahout 65 of 'em this Saturday gasoline truck tailgating him. (Just in case The any of you spry nnrth.owity Rtnir 14:7,8. seniors would want to join in 4) T747Aj The weakest among us has a gift, however By ,jfti A. SPOJ Pack a lunch and be there around tcivial, which is pecullat to him and Lnrtnj La said nev to Ltrik twice in the same 2 p.m. 'Ren,ember last wintef, when people used 10 honk at seemingly wbih worthily used will be gift also to many of these charming ladies are using U w onderhow which Place his nice. might this as a guise give sow.e unions yi for going OVER 55 miles an hour?" pause for thought. John Ruskin, English novelist. just to possibly meet Stan Brock?) — - + Need All T - that have been probing the op- weighted. Then it would be mlnistrtjve practices at the eration of the centers , Keller contacted Askew after released, he said. Kutun said the officials had centers. coh1jtt,' investlq,i — '?iiuliervjeweij out last month by a judge. employes at the the newsman because ported abuses at Florida's Sun. tendent of the Western HRS'sle- constructi ve th ings to happen Mahorner Carolina Sunland centers with the prom- gal counsel said The amended charge, alleg. A portion of one of the fiver said the panel was an land centers be open to the Retardation Center, had reive the meeting did and this is the only reason for advisory ise that their names would group to the executive Ing that Christian accepted a indictments be — the only bribery al Public. not fall under the sunshine law, this group," he said, fused to open the meeting. confidential and were now con$,000 bribe, was filed Wednes- count - was dismissed last branch of government and The 12-member panel was Riddle said he felt "the mate. Rep. Barry Kutun, Miami, cerned that they had The panel was appointed by therefore did not come under day by State Atty. T. Edward month by Circuit Judge received scheduled to meet again today John sa id the panel rial in here could be destructive Keller in June as resuli of the ope after infur,,wtion under false Austin of Jncksonjfl, n meetings law, alter its chairman, Dr. J. Iver- learning of Asadjourned Itucld of Tallahassee on a legal pre. material" to the Sunland legislative charges ke w's order to tenses, of indiffer. Austin is the special prose- technicality. The panel is due to hold its system and did not want it ence to and abuse of son Riddle, tried to bar an As- give panel members from out. The panel also retarded final meeting Sept. S in Tallawas to mom hear made public until it could be clien soclated Press newsman from side Florida time to re-evaluate ts , inadequate repor ts superv ion is ha.s+see. + +. from subcommittees vtilid:it,f j Wednesday's meeting. + + . . , 'n,a .--o _a ++. +-1 ' + i. mtivr teaming timat the newstitan had been barred, Askew 'mnade it very clear" to Keller, Health and Rehabilita61 I tive Se rvices secretary, that the meeting should be opened, sa id Paul Sc'hnitt, Askew's press secretary. 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I .. &MW*J V .^. 1 m orn Whittier --C Central Florida swan song, Wednesday night thrashed the Jacksonville Sharks 33.26 before the largest cros%j III Bowl history. • - I - 1W 1 ______ The game was never really as the brow of the last cheerleader, It was widely announced that close as the final score would the Blazers would most likely be going bye-bye. indicate and, in fact, the Sharks lt now? had only Loudd said that he just haan't been getting the civic and going into the fourth quarter. government support that he needs. The important thing to him Seven of the 11 came on a first Is keeping the team together, he said. "I'm not too emotional to quarter "fluke" which saw make the decision to move." Jacksunvill's Ron CopThat sounds like a different Rommie Loudd than the one penbarger, a two-year man who, when doing the "Let's Get Behind The Blazers" gig before from Kansas State, pick UP a the season began, admitted that when he first stepped off the Dick James fumble on the plane onto Orlando soil a voice from afar told him to start a Blazer 27 and sprint Into the end professional football team here, zone as 21 players and the of. 1%mr —, __ , A_--- W , -4 - . -- -. . - - t -1- . runbacks, said. "Everytime I turned around, somebody was knocking my tail off." - ;_..•1' AV 1I' . On the kickoff following s - -. made up for his fumble with an 82-yard return of his own that set up a one-yard scoring sneak QB Bob Davis. ' — that Loudd had talked of building a permanent complex. A lot of dead. rhetoric was flying aro und then. Promises were made and Yet, as broken at the drop of a athletic supporter according to what paid) were 23,890 fans (21,212 giving the Blazers seemed th e most opport un e at a particular time. their vocal and financial sup- ___ jt,, _________ :...___ ____________ ___ ___ i4'4 plunges, the first TD dive coininI after defensive back Larry Ely Intercepted QB Kay k'. '! An NFL franchise didn I ma terialize, bid one from the WFL port, the machinery was tur- Shark Offensive Guard did. With that came more promises- Uft of five year projected ning that might take the buil ding programs, etc. etc. Stephenson's pass and returned the next h Blazers home game with the dramatic in r After a couple of hassles disputes with the city o ver deposit away from Orlando and Portland Storms. cease in com- f ootball it 36 yards in the first quarter. game. That's all I have the Sharks a fter giving up four St them In A tlanta . munity support for the team for concession rights and validation of T-Bowl bonds to build a new rong scored again from the to say." The ex-pro linebacker and A group of businessmen from fumbles and them to be able to remain here. facility 156 yards to one in the third quarter, capMeanwhile, Georgia Tech penalties. games, the ole opportunity conveniently appeared elsewhere, meeting ping a 90-yard drive. with Blazer Manag ing the franchise cannot be SUC" bu' th Loudd, of course, grabbed it. e franchise are real Athletic Director cessful without fuU And in the fourth quarter, said he had been approached by Pardee. "We may have more cooperation General Partner Ronnie i.4 estate developers Jack Whether or not the fans and the area leaders have really h&J and a group us on penalties defensive end Ernie Callaway which over the last two weeks have from the Downtown areaDavid Rendley and ' wants to rent yardage against enough time to show proper support for the team is a moot reportedly planned to Invest up meaning the business corn- executive Jesse liiil nsuranc'e all of Tech'z Grant Field for a WFL than we have given up on jumped on Oliver in #In end question. Wednesday's 21,1)00 paid turnout should Indicate some to zone for a safety. 2 million In the team munity and local government, Atlanta. team. Reports out of Atlanta defense, sort of support. The-intensity of the turnout should indicate the wisk By terms of the WFL COIthe franchise away to the In addition to the "James reported locals scored in the that Dodd said the Blazer ownerships ability of the fans, once aroused, tool enth iasUc support to stitution, any franchise switch Georgia hub. quarter on a 51-yard Aug. 28 as a fluke" early in the game, second group mentioned a pro team. cludes Loudd, motel haIn the deal must be approved by most of operator According to Loudd, TD's halfback Jacksonvilk's o th er pass from versatile two possible occupancy date, One other th,ing. When and if the franchise does Wave, it will David Williams with the 12 team owners. Texan is all but consummated were also set up by errors. Tommy Reamon to wide contractors Will Glerger and be a cold day In the old hot pha before another pro team of any Blazer coach Jack Pardee InU*f r,r'e receiver Matt Maslowskl. kind Isceth. ThCfAIIS, once smitten, do not easily only a few minor details to be owner Steve Arnold and Shark Howard Palmer, all ot Orlando. said he was more worried worked out. If It is the investors owner Fran Monaco admitted quarterback Reggie Oliver The win upped the Blazers' forget. liiil and the Perniley b others his team's fumble fever about than intentions to move, Loudd could that they saw no reason why the scored on recot'd'.to -1. 1ving them a a 10-yard ru watcbed the Blazer victory reports of a relocation, only guarantee that the Blazers move would not be aooroved. Wednesd following a fumble by 'whie fitil I" fióld Ott the \1'L Eastern ay, but Jack Pendley Pardee said the Blazers were receiver Richerd Trapp. would stay in Florida until after Loudd cited the need for a caid "We're here Oliver Division lead. The Sharks are to see a lucky to come out on top against then threw six yards to receiver 1)0W 24. On the subject ci the game itself, Iazt night, I can find little . 11 — I BOSTON (AP) The New England Colonials of the Atlantic Coast Football League have filed a $4.2 million suit against the World Football League and have asked the court to restrain former Colonials pl a yers mini ";orking I,, the W1-'L. Colonials President Richard Cahill said the suit, filed in U.S. District Court on Wednesday, charges the WFL with violating both the Sherman Act and contractual agreements with Colonials players. L i ' - .- .••;_ •( :-.--P ,i ,-'f 4W Là- OP - W I pt IV y 11 .. I , "' - ' - wide receiver from North Texas State, fractured his right foot while working out with the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football Wednesday, a team spokesman said. The spokesman said Morris will have his foot In a cast for six weeks, TIME OUT 4 - 0 / Big John Ricca, Blazer Defensive End, calls for time during game last night at the Tangerine Bowl. Sharks lost 33-25. FELLOWS MI,jll (!P) Miami line- without an agreemntnt by colIntc it, but that's all right. The backer Doug Swift has reported lective bargaining, of course, whole thing was n"rplaved. I tra, " , ' L' rc Tl1 dun t & uu felt of his teantrnate. But the Dol- hanging over their heads, I also Swift had said that his rephins' player representa tive is don't think they want to see marks were made in jest. not conceding anyth ing. Congress intervening In the neThe only Dolphin veteran "In two weeks, I could go gotlatlons." unaccount ed for was tight end back out, It's not that difficult," Swift sa id that by reporting, Mary Fleming. The whereSwift sa id Wednesday, the first the p yers may la have made It about.s of the 11-year veteran day of a 14-day inoratoriwii in harder to get "a decent settle. were unknown. the National t',,(h.tI League mneni: Arriving Wednesday were players' strike. He said he shook hands with running backs Larry Csonka Swill said he felt the 14 Dol- Coach Don Shula, whose Ire he and Jim KIick, who along with phins who stayed out th rough. raised during the strike when Warfieki .......,. signed a 13.5 million out the strike niah up a "solid be called the 1ilphin a scab" contract to play next year with nucleus th at would have stayed team and said he hoped Miami Memphis of the World Football out - until a settlement was l t its os first exhibition game to League. rtduhed. Cincinnati. Others reportin g were regu"It's difficult to play when "But I di dn't talk to him," lars Larry Littic, Marlin this thing is up in the air, but it's Swift said. "I didn't feel I had to Briscoe, Bill Stanfill, Manny all right to be in, too," he said. talk wi th him. I understand Fernandez and Curt is Johnson "There's good and bad in It. what he was trying to say. He and substitutes Char lie Leigh, "I still don't think the owners just attacked the statement, He Dave Rather, Iry Goode and want to go through the season dragged my personal contract Uoyd Mumpherd - • ____- hins Cam Doi P — , — Football Trivia u ts Will Like This Li s t N May I Play With Gi*rls If I Act Nice 2 ONTARIO, Calif. (AP) - Ontario Motor Speedway Wednesday announced a five-event "classics" racin g schedule for 1974-75, headed by th e sixth annual California 500 Lhamplonship race March 9. Parnd lli Jones, speedway president, said it Is the first time since th e first year of th e $30 million facility's operation in 1970 that it has had a full schedule of e vents, A group head ed by Jones and Tony Hulman, owner of Indianapo lis Motor Speedway, took over th e track in 1973 after it fell into bankruptcy under previous operators. By BEN THOMAS No. I?, each have 73 career vieF r a n ¼ B r 0 YI S AP Sports Writer 17 12$-1-i -710 tories. Okay, all you college football Arkansas ac h LOS ANGELES (AP) that he will turn down my challenging the LPGA trivia experts: Which two (a000leylO 73-325 697 to draVers Record PcI. Vince "You're gonna think th is is a membership application. matize his efforts to organize mous coaches have identical Joe Paterno $ 74 13-1 11$ little crazy," said the nusky Ra I Stale S h u a" Jordan "And If he does, I'll file suit in women players into a winning percentage marks strong when Frank 23 14773.5 .670 Kush 16 13231.1 itiale voice at the other end of U.S. federal court on th e basis group .793 the figuring is carried Arizona State to make a demand for Auburn the telephone line, "but I'm the LPGA is breaking the ao S C hembe C hI er 0 0 b prize money commensurate only to three places? B I a C k m • n gonna join the ladies' pro golf federal law which eliminated with the ITien, 11 Which coach, with at least 21 179-43-3 .661 Michigan tour," Illinois job discrimination because of eight years in the business, has "If I was allowed to play, 0 a r r e I I R o y a I Bill Yeoman 12 79.43.5 4 But onetime Las Vegas sports sex. the best winning percentage? prize mnoney I would win woany 20 16149-1 762 Houston ul d writer Mike .Schleef wasn't foolTexas "I can win a lot of money on be turned back'nto prize And of the coaches with the J e r r y C Ia I b 0 r ne money Paul big when he said Wednesday the LPGA tour," Schleef said, for Sear" Bryant be 12 744-3 .604 st winning percentages, fut LPGA tour1leys," SEATTLE 79 Medalist Debbie Massey of Bethlehem, 7016 IS3 Mar) land that he plans to challenge the "despite being only a IS-handi. said, ure he whose teams have been tied the Alabama SIII H$ Pa., won her second-round match against Amy Alcott of 16 111111-611.3 .543 Ladies Professional Golfers As. capper against men. I'm not W 00 dY most? H a y Ohio University e Schleef said he was n't interLos Angeles 3-and-2 in the 74th U.S. Womm-3 Amateur 7$ 19240$ Jim sociation rWe!i regarding who doing this for the money, how. ested in keeping his winningsAll these and other questions Red'' Parker , Golf Ch ampionship. Ohio 'State 13 73-39-2 .553 can play on its tour, ever, but for the gal pla yers If an'-.because ..If can be answered now that M. John McKay IA 109-15,7 JAS I became Clemson Southern California Jim Owens "They are preventing me who for year s ha ve been made the first man to play with the more "Scoop" Hudgins, the in. 1' 94-76.6 .331 - to play for second-class prize gdlS, lilY Chrtl McClendo Washingt on formiatjo:i director of the Southfrom making a living )3 97)77 Paul DIetz,i 19 IOS-*-5 .543 phone would be ring- eastern Conference, has cornon their rnoneyMdhavebeeflfodto ingoffthehoekandj'dbedojng tour," he said. haM Stat, Suth Caçquna play j small towns which can't all kinds of A r a Parse Q hi an ben Marlin S 92141 557 panty-hose co i n- plied and again released his list Schleef, 31, now works as a provide for a class o Air Force f Top 20 Coaches entering the tourna. merclzils." SALT LAKE CITY Joe Mullaney, coach of th e Amen73 731 Johnny Pont 1$ public relations director for a ment." 15-1 514 1974 as() Notre Dame can Basketball Association's Utah Stars, was named Schleef said Indiana he was financialland developer. He said he npSchleef, who covered many ly prepared to Anaw-er No. 1: Alabama's coach of the ABA's Memphis Sound after the Utah Stara "go to the U.S. Paul plied six weeks ago for mein- women's golf "Bear" Bryant and Ohio announced his release, tournaments Supreme Court with this. bership on the LPGA tour in a while he was sports And State's Woody Hayes are the writer, said this is no joke: This Is on letter to E.M. "Bud" Erickson, P.i.' saw a great disparity be. level. I'm serious about !' coaches wi th identical winning executive dircctor f the LPGA. tween the ladies' tour and the even if it does sound ridicu. percen tage mar ks-.Th3. But "he has indicated to m men's tour. He said he was bus." Hudgins, w ho originated his list In 1958 when he was sports WASHINGTON Bob Tallent was named head Information director at Van. basketball coach at George Washingto n University. derbilt University, has figured a little bit more, however, and reports that Bryant is just a $ smidgen ahead-.7539 to .753m3. 1 Answer No, 2: Penn State's TORONTO Sweden's Bjorn Borg posted a secondJoe Paterno qualified for Budround 6-4, 6-2 victory over Georges Goven of France and gins' list for the first time th is Harold Solomon of Silver Spring , Md., down ed Austria's year and Immediately vaulted Hans Kary , 44, In th e $130,000 Canadian en into the No. 1 spot with his tennis tournament. WASHINGTON (API In Baltimore, 18 Colts veter. rival cord of 74 victories, 13 defeats re It World Football League, and was back to the bargaining ans showed up only to be turned one tie. That's for an .848 Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick, / table again today in the Nation. away by Coach Howard two-thirds mark. of Miami's cele. al Football League labor dis- Shfldlenberger, who claimed Paterno eplaced Arizona -1 brated trio of WFL jumpers, r p&ite. State's Frank Kush, who logistical problems. "We can't showed up at the Do lphins' handle this many players right camp. dropped to the runner-up slat (' with a record of 132 victories, 34 now," he said. "We have to get cooling off period n- losses Negotiations were scheduled rooms ready and and one tie for .793. things like dicates to me j to resume In Washington this that.". they've gotten Answer No. 3: Bear Bryant pretty close to a settlement," afternoon in the National Foothas been tied 16 limes, far more The Colts were told to come said Csonka. "I'm looking for- than ball League Players Associ- back later in the week but th other coach on the Top 20 , at's ward to staying in camp. As it WETHERSFIELD, Conn. Hartford champion, counts ation strike after veterans re- better lict than '.ithat happened to (Al') stands right now, lean see no "The man who wins himself out of consideration this ported to training camps sonic o ther Veterans, who were possibility Hudgins originated the Top 20 here," said Gary Player, "will ye&" because he says he as Wednesday under terms of a 14cf a walkout In 14 l h sent away :or keeps. t "to foster national recogni. is days." have a freak week." been playing badly, day cooling off period. tion of the most succesaful men New England placed quarterPlayer, wlnnr of the Masters IP Mike Phipps, quarter back of in the profession." back Brian Dowling on waivers, the Cleveland Browns, agreed, and British Open and proba bly sold tackle Jim Callier to "I can't s y must ha ve a winning the No. I performer in pro golf peak for any of th Chicago and purchased punter e record and at least five years other players," he said, "but th is season, was assessing his 477j,47t'c$9u/C't service at a major school. To Dave Lewis from Cincinnati. I'm here to chances in the $200,000 Sammy Lewis had refused to report to a bout time stay. I think it's qualify for the 1974 honor roll, a . to play f oo tball." Davis Jr-Greater !1xP Hartford A41/U/ 1Y ½' •• coa ch much have 70 or 1n r the Bengals. Open. "' ., V kLuries," Quarterback Joe Namath Defensive end Carter Camp. The 72.hcle chase began to. It YO' Hudgins 1974 list actually I i' be ll of the New York Giants, was among the New York Jets day on the tiny, 6,553-yard, par 1'54,V 1914bf ' ',loi also sa id he wouldn't re- reporting vets and no sooner 21 coaches listed because (tor71 Wethersfield Country Club 1 ikirt until the strike was settled, had he declared himself ready gia's Vince Dooley, No. 11, and course with Player, PGA cham. iOi' Q6#4id /4' was traded to Cleveland for for Saturday's exhibition Clemson's Jim "Red" Parker, _________________________________________________________ 2 ; plon Lee Trevino and de(ending Ft,4,4'i? the Gian ts than Coach tiialnst ti;lit cod Chip Glass. San champion Billy Casper heading 14,VO Francisco swapped tight end Charlie Winner said Al Woodall ____________________ 0' the strongest field this tourna,4IAY9F Z.. Dick Witcher and ide receiver would be playing. ment has ever had. I John Isenbarger to Chicago for "It's not fair to expect him '5Q "In a national champPnship to kick returner Cecil Turner. be ready," said Winner of event, in one of the major tourCleveland also traded offensive Nainath, riaments," Player continued, linciiicii Bob llriggs L'nd Bubba "you can take the 10 best playHouston General Manager I Penn to Kaas City, Sid Gillman cut seven Oiler ve ts ers and be pretty sure they'll Wicher, lsenbarger, Glass, including linebacker /0 &eI)rIVY6 #4 O7 O1I CW finish In the top 10 positions Paul A1 Campbell and Dowling all have Guidry, who had driven 26 f "Here, with the course so hours from Buffalo to report. short, with the greens so good, .) Vile 607W."W571 you can pick a name out of the hat. Anybody could win. Any good player. VAf "You're only going to be hitting wedges to the greens. The ,: greens are the best we play on 'the tour, It's all going to come down to putting ...." Liespite the unusually pessi____ __________________________ mistic attitude by Player, the 'k-. GRANDSTAND :11110HOME OF THE FABULOUS TRifFCT' PACE fOR RACI ft[ little rancher from Johanns. StATS HIGHEST AVERAGE PAYOFFS l CENTRAL L0R1DA WIN. burr, Sou th Af rica ranked as a I PLACE AND SHOW QUINIELA WAGERING EVERY RACE ow , 50C 0 ft co-favorite with Lee Trevino for / THAI' S 50 WAYS TO WIN! AND ENJOY ELEGANT DINING IN the 140,000 first prize. AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT IN THE OSCEOLA TERRACE The veteran Casper, defcnd - — — '' . Mull' Sound Coach — Brave 'Bruised ' By Bean SCOREBOARD By ALEX &tCRAPSE AP Sports Writer — - — o Ag"L.., i By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer ri Iii — Davis Golf ())en — - BATTING (775 - - - All, RUNS Morgan, Schmidt. Phi. 17. RUNS BATTED I RUNS -Schmidt, .. . 74 STOLEN BASES-.. Brock Morgan. Cm, $0 $0; John, IA, I)) $13. 231 (aid Wll4 SF. 113, .796. 31S STRIKEO'JTS.Ca,IIon iLA, )7, Pb,, l$ar,t, 97 ,- HARNESS R ACII.1G YOU'RE ON THE RIGHT / 1 TRACK TO BIG PAYOFFS AT ru _.,, - , ' :•' - Seminole Turf Club THE ACTION SPOT'1 - 792 Cal, --,':.-- - -- --• - =. - • 4.- ..:.:w, ____ _J . STOLEN or th, Oak, 4), Rivers, CBASES-N o., 30 GPerry, Cl,, 137, ST RIKEOUTS.P4 Rysn, 60. blley, Min. i7o. ___ I #r# T'tES_Rivees. Cal. ii, Phi, 0th. KC. 9, I10M RUNSD Allen Chi, 31. flurro.,gb1 y 511. - cReP,rcoR,,s1,,ft' is 54, 1 Ctew, Mm, Ch, 145; Sta,oelI, Pgh, 77; Bench, Scott, Nil, 133; Mhey, MU, In, 77, Morg*n, Cm. 77 1)3; Rivers, Cal , l3, Rudi, A Oliver. Pgh, 76, Zisk , Pgh, Oak, I)). 26; Rc, Cm, Oak, 37, Scott, MIt, fl TRIPLES-Garr, AII, 15; HOME ' . '. DOUBLC-- Caroenal. AOljy', ON - - P 79; - Week eiid B a seb a II W~ RUNS-.- 0 Allen, 'A Atlanta B 1 Grich, net, 71. Phi. 91; Bench, Cm, 0. RUNS BATTED II I T S—Garr. IN-'-Bur. All, 17$ rou5, OCash. Phi. 150. Garvey, I.A. 13. T., 94; ).Ai$en, Chi, ISO lN--3chrri,Jt, '•s_.,_,_ - American Loalve 1? (773 at bats-.Gro,bits)I-fir,. BATTING CareA, Mn, Hargrove, 30. Cm, 34S, ,;fi'.f — National League çrr, I Depends On Puffs League Leaders Major , B .os Twins I, Indians 0 Royals 9, Tigers 1 I Led by the combined four-hit Steve Busby fired a five-hit. ing to etea], tagged one out pitching of Joe Decker and Bill ter and Kansas City scored six rx Texas Rangers died with sl!ding home on a great throw Campbell, Minnesota blanked runs in the first inning, Uw" on thelrbootaonWednesdaypjght from right-fielder LUMBUS,OInO(AP) -To of winng," Dave May Mini veteran Tony Ckveland. The Twins Sol.aita's They made a Jot of base.in. SCored homer, and went Arthur Ashe, tennis is still one added and co run i1ng niiske and lc:t a 6-5 de- the vienjjte a big double in their ontodee;it l)troit. thei r t(11) Iii the The victr -of thu nut hriiiiui sports. Ashe listed the championship cisior, to the Mthcaukee Brew. Borgrnann hit was the Itoyals' sixth in their 'lt' the best game I've enth when Glenn "You can take any to guys contenders: Tom Gorman, Boa- ers. last seven outings, while the fl y to deep left field, scoring here anJ I can tell you eight of coe Tanner, P.aul Ramirex, played thIs year," said Porter, "Tgers have dropped five of Bobby Darwin from third. Three of their runners were 10 times who will win before jay Amritraj, Charlie In other American League Pasarell utheir last six. they pla y," said the top seed of and himself. out trying to steal see- games, the Minnesota Twini Orioles L White Sol owl, ano ther was out trying to edged the Cleveland Indiana Itbe Buckeye Teonla Champion. Angels 5, Red Sex 0 Brian Downing's run-scoring To swort Ashe's tlleOtY. go from first to third on a sIngle 0; the Baltimore Orioles shIp& Rookie Frank Tanana five seeded players in action single in the eighth Inning lifted stopped Boston ll another was nailed t stopped the Chicago White "You can go through the enon seven hits, ft flojrof home. Sex ('Jcgo over BaltimorE. Bill t draw and predict ahu 5.4; the Kansas City Royals pitching the California Angels 16 every winner," Ashe said whipped the Detroit victo r y over Tigers i• Melton, leading off the Red the eighth, to a S Gorman, Even an attempt suicide No. the Calforua Angels blanked was hit by a pitch from Doyle Wednesday after eliminating 3seeded Tanner, Ramire Tanana, 8-14, hurled lila zeblew up thURang New Zealand's Jeff Simpson, fourth-seeded Mexican star, ers' the Boston Red Sox and firstshutoötof theyearand Alexa nder, 5.9. He was sa- fourth New York victory in his last live 61, 6-4 in an opening round and No. 8 Bob Lutz all WOn. trimmed heed tn recond and scored on "That's the first time I've the Oakla nd Yankees deci.iorii. AS Ii. flwtdl. I)owning's single. In the only singles surprise of seen anything like that said Porter doubled home the ty. Yankees 4, A's 1 round, &-lb Kreiss of Milwaukee Manager Del Qan_ ing.run In the eI ghth inning and Ken If _idemn " drove in the '.rated $50,000 tournament, It's Del Air, Calif., ;psuei tough. U.S. dali. Elliott h1addox doubled home scored on Tim Johnson's pinch first three Chicago runs with But there are only sit Davis a two runs in a three-run eighth Cip*r 1*1k Van Out)) Milwaukee cabther Darrell single to pros1le Milw:ukee's first inning single pla>ra whohaveagood thnee and a twt'un inning, leading New York over Aptos, Calif., , Porter was respo nsible for lot win. niiter in the his 14th (JJ,d A ootba I I 1'Jegotl*ators acIc At Ta I Ic s Ta I) I e — Ornt' of the Texas frustration. He threw out the three runners try. BRAVES F Tennis Wins . . i THE — — ie --FOLLOW GW Coach Named — ing titl e- holder and a four.tlme - .. ' - I.' - .... - ' --- : ,- - 1 • - .. - Thursday, August 15,1974-7A — wu hit, lty Baker had Hanl Aaron's two-nm hoc the first Inning, thcn addcd two slammed a three-run homer off In the seventh capped Atlan ta 's more in the seven th to snap an BY The Associated Press Blair and Dave Johnson had hit scoring. It was his 16th home eight-game t4atiinil League losing streak. Atlanta's Craig Roblnson, hit a solo homer, Am..'icu Liae run of the season and 729th of East In the seventh, the Cubs exIn the jaw by a pitch from East w L Pct. 05 his career. Then In the ninth, with tended their lead to 6.3. St. Louis W L Pc?. 0$ Montreal's Dennis Blair 62 57 si Boston * have devised a short list of awards for 44 33 PhiI•pI,16 aves hodling a five-run lead ItedS 3, Pirates! Si S dubious Wednesday Glantz 6, PhIls 4 I, Cleela, Pittsburgh ss .s, i night, hadby more achievement that i would like to present at this time: 39 39 5(X) 3' Cesar Geronirno's run- Mont r ea l flattimcre than his mouth bruised the and two out, Braves pitcher B obby Bonds' 17th home run SI 3$ 300 5', 6 Most Succinct Cheer: To the Blazer fans for their original W. rl Morton (who had just hit of the season, a two-rue New York scoring double in the 10th inning New York 57 St .491 6'. -° e and repititive chant of "Bull. . .," indicating th'1r displeasure Milwaukee Chicano $4 62 475 S, F011. received a wanmng Athough X rays showed that Tim 47 67 4)7 2-') Detroit with two out In the ninth, gave boosted Cincinnati to victory. 55 63 iu for certain officials decisions. Dave Concepcion singled to Robinson's jaw was not broken and an automatic $50 fine. the Giants the victory West over Well Most outrageous Display Of Behavior On The Field: To and he was able to return lead off the 10th and ended up L Oakland Elsewhere In the National Philadelphia. 69 50 .550 to 63 Stark defensive specialist Alvin Wyatt (No. 41) for his mi. Kan City 67 Si sii on second when Willie Cincinnati Stargell Atlanta Sta'llum to see the end League, New York trimmed 7 4 57 " Mets 3, Dodgers 2 promtu watusi , helmet throwing, stomping, etc. Indicating his of the 59 S7 .509 I I Atlanta couldn't field the ball 51 .531 II cleanly. Braves' 6-1 triumptt over Angeles 3-2, San Francisco Texas The Mets completed a three60 60 .500 t' displeasure with certain decision,, 59 57 509 15 out later, Geronimo dolly- sHoustonFran Minnesota the Montreal Expos, he was a beat Philadelphia 6-4, Chicago game sweep over SI *0 .ø 1014 5 454 Los Angeles ered h is am double. Poorest Behavior In The Stands: To the fans again, to C&ifornla 17 77 ,),j 73 Slfl DICQO their very disillusioned young man. edged Houston 6-5, CincinnatI by scoring 7 two rims in the ninth cheer, "Get 41," and after he was gotten, for their boos as he Wednesday'5 Games CardInals 5, Padrr, 1 "When I was lying there on nipped Pittsburgh 3-2 in 10 In. inning off the Dodgers' ace reMinnesota 1. CIyeiand 0 was carried off the field. 35 Alan Foster's six-hit pitching the ground, there wasn'tathir1g nings and St. Louis defeated CPicago S. Baltimore i Wednesdays Games Most Disorganized Group Anywhere: Blazer cheerieaders. I liked about lies-er, Mike Marshall. The tyhelped the Cards move 1' kansaj city 9, Detroit 1 N* York i Los Angeles n Diego -1. major league ing run snred on Torn PacioSecond Mast Disorganized Group Anywhere: The officials. Milwaukee Chicago 6, Tesas 3 games 5 in front of Philadelphia baseball," said Robinson. "If Morton, 12-i, scattered eight rek's two-base error, the win New York at Oakland, N San Francisco 6. PhIladelpoiia The What Am I Doing Here Award: To the fan who fell - and 2'- in front of Pit tsburgh In Boston a? California, N backwards over the seats after the game was over and passed that's major league baball, hits to give the Braves their nlng tally came on Rusty U NL th East. Reggie I'm Atlanta 6, Montreal 1 as med Smi 's Wednesday's Games of it and n't six consecutive victory, ha do th St.'iub's single. out. When revived, he commented ," I just shut my eyes and At. Mlnq'iøt 1. Cleveland 0 17th home run of the year and Crcl all 3. Pittsburgh 7. 10 want any part of IL" lanta's longest winning streak •1 '' next thing I knew I wasn't Sitti ng do wn anymore." Chicago S. Baltimore 4 Cubs 6, Aitros 5 his second in two Imnediately before Robinson of the season. games Capped - Kansas St Louts 5. San Dlcgo 1 city 9. Dttrot 1 Chicago scored four run., in a five-run fifth inning A. iexa New ew York A. Oakland Thursday Game California S. Boston 0 S40010n (Griffin 115) at Chi It's every boy's drum. A summer Saturday Morning. pond Thursday*, Games A #a cago (Reuschel it Is teeming with fish--a pond that's off limits all 0 Chicago W"I 139) of ealli. # year long except Only %Pdjl(.(j more (Cuellar 139), N this one morning. Free lemonade for parched little throats. And 11 Minnesota (Plyiev 13) at If that isn't enough, a prize for the biggest fish caught. Cievellnd (0. Perry IS?), N Orly games scheduled The action takes place ftSaturday at the Jaycee sponsored Fridays Games Fridays Games San Diego at Chicago annual fishing tournament for kids. The pond is the little lake Detroit at Oakland P&iadntphja at Atlanta, N behlndthQvicCthMflonpariUmeis9 Chicago at New York, 2 New York at Cincinnati, N a.m. to 12noon. Boys from ages 3to I Minnesota at Boston. N Los Angeles at Plttthur,, P4 Tex;; t Cievitind,P4 t, is br ing uieir poles-and their en th ueIisi, The PiO4J5tØ At Montreal. Pd bait, bread Kanjai at Baltim*r,. N and worms, is furnlshtd by the Jaycees. Sin Francisco , Stlout. Pd Milwaukee at California N The winner In each category (3-5, 6-L ii-12 years) — gets a S prize for the heaviest fish and the grand winner gets a trophy. C, and .1. r I9.P. 'I Colonials File Suit 11 -:. Girl Wins Golf ' he Has Form I Ontario Race Classics Blazers running back Jim Strong scored twice on one-yard ___ 0 'W-. 1,Wk '_d . . - OAKS, Coppenbarger's ID, James -.,%- W Rookie Cowboy Hurt THOUSAND Calif.(AP) - Rookie Donnie Joe Morris, a free agent specialty teams," Sharks return specialist Alvin Wyatt, who led the WFL last week in . - after "Those guys were hell on the - — ____ •, 4 f 4,:~~ The reigning Wimbledon champion made the decision Immediately after winning the U.S. Clay Court Ch amflf"thfDS3IflI.'a'ln id1san-"'' MacKay, director of the San Francisco tournament. 0th :rs in the field will include Stan Smith and Ille Nas. tase. II Jacksonville errors. Of course, that's when there was no team. It was just the ficials stood and watched in Florida Suns Boosters a group of which could be found in admlration...apparentjy under every county ln Central Florida. thU same counties, infa the unpression that the ball was fault with the quality o$.the play. Sure, there were fwnhiea and interceptions, but for any other team this would be an exhltAticin game considering the amount of time the organization has had together. The Blazer line rushed hard and consistently. Bob Davis, for a man who has never really started a season in pro ball, displayed a lot of poise under fire. And the speciality teams, well, to me, the defensive specialists offered some of the most exciting openfleld running seem on a football field. ____ .4 41f~_ . ", . the Blazers w ere penalized 39 yards for pass interference. Jacksonville also scored on a 23-yard field goal by Grant G uthrie. flk Blazers margin of vk. tory was due in large part to the squads specialty teams and the ability to take advantage of 01 The Orlando Blazers, in what may well have been their ..., 1- — 41 By BELL BELLE VIU.E herald Staff Writer . 1 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Jimmy Connors, a past winner of the event, will play in a 11,000 men's t"nnis tournament wh uled at the was announced Wednesday. Cow Palace Sept. 23-30, It Anyway? through several home games to bring fans to the T-bowl for Blazer games, the front office tried a number of things. Juggling attendance figures to make the fans believe they were there, lowering the price of tnae seats from seven to five bucks, considering carnival cOme-on's (like having a human kite fly over a nearby lake), and more. Now, according to all reports, Loudd and Co. have just about decided that if the fans won't come to the franchise, then the franchise will go to the fans. In this case, Atlanta. But the timing for the decision couldn 't be worse. Twentythree thousand souls packed themselves into 1-bowl to yell curse and stomnpthcr feet to chevr their Blazers to vic tory. A professional team had finally brought the apa e th tic and ______ Connors In Tourney I - --- ------ Fleming Sk ips INEWMEF , .- ---- -- --_ -- -- -- Fr ~ •-• .- S Evening Herald ------------ i " VIrP __ ,-- , , FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 8311140 10'#* U V, % I'% , - . - ml �- -.---------.--.------ Mlow 8A -Evening Hera la Thursday, A ugust 15, 1974 DR. L. E. LAMB - Vitamins Contain No Calories I DEAR DR. MB - I ha ve ;us t one. Swelling of just one leg been told by other people that usually means failure of the the daily inta ke of vi tamin C veins to sin the leg properly pills and other vitamin pills will as can oem If there is a clot in cause a person's appetite to a deep vein inside the leg. i increase or cause tha t person to would guess that is what your gain weight. Is this statement own doctor thought when he true? eleva ted the leg and used hot DEAR READER packs. tamins do not contain calories. There is -Vi 'Me lymph systein Ia the leg It (Scoff) / M (I_ - - hence your appetite. I think YOU an extonsive network of "lymph will hpve to look for something channels" ftoughout the body more substantial as a caiIse for that circulates that clear nuid weight gain and that something t ha t sometimes seeps out of a ki usually calories. wound. The Iyrnph channels are DEAR DR. LAMB My all conrected to all those lymph husband woke up one morning gla nds in the body and evenWith a badly sw'd1c leg. No tually empty the i,inph into the - .O. ty - - .- ----------- v - ---.-. - F w -...• - F , ____ 1 Ml SM .; ______________ ____ _ - , NEW YORK (P) ill $ lit 4 ' polyester/couon aj'rnm in asso,t*1 p.lt?t'rtic or colors Sctioot.g ':es 6.15 regul ar an L, . - - en iy atte ay by some perplexed flononomi3th. The most common of them is this: If high Interest rates are th e enemy of inflation, why do th ese two aspects of our current economy seem to fit so nead Y together, one rising with the other? Another: It high interest rates are suPposed to discourage borrowing and spending, how long are we supposed to wait for this to ha ppen? ouldn't we be seeing th e Impact b}' = - JcPenney A nancial a nalysts now foresee Cie prune Ienng rate remainclose to 12 per cent for several more months. O reason for this continued borrowing is that cer- 4 . funds. vestors are inactive. Stock prices are L S1rabic M effect of tight money. t rates And so the corporations also have to go where the money j,. They are forced to borrow, and at such high rates, some Wall Streeters point out, that the effect on corporations will last for years. That is, those high rates that big Companies are payin 9 represent commitments f or years ahead. Th ey will add to the cost of business for years ahead. Th ey will be passed on as higher prices for years No Aonder, then, 111 M businCssinen who Pay these rates question the nation's anti-inflati on policy, co coflon fil, .iefl"fli t ral U.S. cities, and the reac- , _________ _______________ .c llidt)y iocs Atlanta Mayor Maynard have long operated in virtuaI Jackson recently said he was form-minded police began autonomy, th ese are the subject "astounded" at police over. PR chipping away recently at time-of widespread public debate, reaction to a series of civil hono red Susan &lcCaskfll, formerly of policies. promotion and hiring and increasingly, civilian re- rights demonstrations in the view. Sanford, has been appointed Southern city. The Detroit Police Depar t. "The Council has an Idealistic Public relatlons manager In Detroit's Coleman Young, "(!lit is undergoing painfu! concept of where the city go. a bolis the marketing division at Walt is bed the city's STRESS ctiinges to eliminate what the ing, and that Disney World. A law enforcement unit, an anticrime decoy squad graduate of new black mayor calls -, Florida State University, she w hole its would not be necessary." says which critics said were respon. goddamn racist atti. Berkeley. Ca lif., poli ce previously held a public tude." Capt. sible for a number of unneces. Darrell hickman. "They favor sary shooting deaths. Ja('ksOn City state De partment of Trari- loembers Attried once La impeach pohic Uflflecessy," Ianta. SPOrtatlon and was supervisor the chief of police, and may try Berkeley is a progressive of of guest relations at Disney again. The mayor The Issues differ slightly in says, "for a conununity with strong student each World. community, but the slow riod of time pe there was an in. in fl uences. Detroit and Atlan ta road of reform is unIujs ta bje ;tfter liberal politicians and re- PERSON / I i,:' III ff~rit ______________ -. - -. -- :-"- -. Save 0boys - R.g I$.P9 snted t"I)es - ____ _____ ___ ____ i , !r(1J 0% Sale 510 $6. Snort siee,,e thin with contrasting mock i'tIneck A ll cotton in off casual shoes. Sale 13.59 Sale 2 for $4 on ll women' 1i Sanford: Lester Cooper Janice L. Eckert Daphne W. Connelly William F. McTeer Donald W. Fach Norris L Bishop Anne Marie Colgate Cassie Williams Patrick F. Henry Russell Pambianoo Vernica A. Shinn, Deltona Evelyn F. Fink, Deltona Paul C. Trump, DeBary Sharon Armstrong, selberry Patricia Ann Carlson, Casselberry Charles E. Hughes, '' CasSel belTy Bruce Griffith, Langwood u.,,. r...i_ uuvne Kathryn Warner, Lake Lake Mary Ernestine Grooms Jewell M. Shiver Bobby Hatcher Frederick Martin Oliver J. Demaret Wal ter Keith Koeller &r Mae Morman James L Blaylock Ada Doe Frank Lingard Sara F. Thurmond Major Wheeler Telfair Hayes David E. Higginbotham Beulah Meadows, DeBary Herschel B. Ward, DeBary Sharon Armstrong, Scot Iritfir, Stitching Jjn N, '1 a - Reg 2 for $5. Boys Short 5leeo polyester'cotton sport shirt with chest rocket and long pant collar Saudi or prints in sizes 8-1 Long sIey style, Rea 299 5.1. i F __________ ________ s Sale 14.39 1799 Fi .)flJbt' = fl.9 - 1lp fr-j.- hp#i and oe "cot We Must Take Good In ModerateAmounts O(jkS 'ion, and *, SC %Wfl -I - * ,, #.I . Jeffrey A. Pedigo, Lake Mary Monroe Oulda 1. Stacey, Apopka Matthew Burgess, Sorrento Mary Lou Knight, Winter Rachel A. Relofsky, Wintei Springs Park Matthew Burgess, Sorrento .' 4- DISCHARGES George E. Johrsoc ___________________________ on wove ____ Sanford: Barbara Perez ey _________________________________ _________________________________________ BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Adr ian Warner, a girl, Lake Monroe ADMISSIONS ________________________________ % AUGUST11, 1971 Ar,.Pann j tton p&I'(j *tf ,rij charging its police force dis. HOSPITAL NOTES %vw,a.j tLjii. Reform Reports from each of #Ic "an suggcts prccinct politics criuhinated against blacks, cities indicate the Influence of y be the most explosive issue women and Spanish-speaking ________ ______ poIitician on the mach inery of 110w facing urban leaders. persons In hiring and promo_____ law enforcement agencies is In a number of major ci ties tions. _____ 'rowiri r•• _____ Stock market ifl. ecto'i tern!ac rm ____________ t ______ Porations have found the equity markets to be, temporarily at least, an unreliable source of Of Face By JONATHAN WOLMAN dependent paramilitary organ. are cities in transition. With in• Associated Press Writer ization" in the city. crcasingly large minority popu. A new wave of criticism has The f ederal government ns, both elected black may. latlo been directed at police in sev- suing the City of Chicago, ors for the first time In 1973. __________ _____ in Cs. __________ ________ ______________ 1974.-9A _________________________________________________ 'Y 1 _ __________ Sial 4.99 back to school savings - Thursday, August 15, )E Junior jeans. a, p - olice On Defensive ing At least one reason for Wall reet's ernia, of course, is the drainage of funds from stocks lnt de e fact is that business. rather thail lx~inv continuing to borrow at th e high rates. Smc resperted (I. 2 . exists now, is SUpposedly designet] to bring down prices, a good many businessmen SUSpe It really adds to their expenses and - __ $ , ______ ____ While a Light monetary policy, such Could such a situation really exist? Is it poss ible that some of the nation's most respected economic mbid-s could actually miscalculate SO completely the impact of thUr decisions? _____ ____ I No-iron _____ ____ - as I-. 1 ---------------------- - - P ' , 4 - 5 _____ yyj jeans. .d ___ WWW ' Evening Herald Despi te Soaring Interest _________________________________________________________ 3 s Rr)rrinwinr, ww Keen ,-- - ______________ ___________________________________________________________________ 3 3 ______________ - -. Cadet in Navy ROTC Boys' -.- - Business Snnr ALTAMONTE SPR!NS- territory and the city of CALNO meetings to drainage remain with Councilman Cal DeVoney's Longwood as well, the land or be capacity the city cannot problems. refunded On request, 4arnii that th cil provide." flood unies immediate action In other business, council: He said nod Is per. Cooper, Refund Wanted taken sto pping further con- milling development of an -Approved $20,052.90 A Longwood man enrolled in Villages condominium patio struction in the Crane's Roost industrial p3rk sou th and east homes on Palm Springs Road, payment for miscellaneous the Naval ROTC program at Another builder, Eugene basin was scoffed at by council of Isiand lake which co uld said that he paid fees for drainage to Orange Paving and The Citadel in Charleston S.C., C pe r of colleagues earlier this week. dump further drainage waters has been selected to be a County Con- units on the eight acre tract but Construction Co. into Crane's Roost. struction Corp., Is asking for has built only 24. Ile noted that p.m. workshop member of this year's training -Set a I Mayor Norman Floyd said a refund of previously paid se wer he sold two acres for an office Friday on the proposed new cor ps. building moratorium would and water connection fees budget Cadet Miles Ira Clark 11, son and per.-tonnel have nothing to do with olving DeVoney added that a recent totaling ,000. requirements. of Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Clark of $4.5 million engineering the drainage problem. The zoning board has 115 Candlewick Road, reported estimate for city-wide drainage -Revoked a previous f ire nounced last week "I can read the headlines included recommended Cooper be to the military college early to .5 million for the that the city over a period of permitted to build eight si ng le, sprinkler waiver to (lie now," Councilman Dan Don. Cr Southieast ane's IloOSe basin and II the two years aceepted advance family homes with septic home Mortgage CO., man said. "Altamonte should studv_ is iniplen:n .IJ -. p' 4rrivP. r th . isf ."I fnr •óU * Clzrk is a senior majoring in The council waived te mporarily Cooper told council. Nevertheless, DeVoney in. a certificate of occupancy to the Physics. plant and all the funds were In his training capacity Clar k sided build ing permits to the spent He said the $,00O Is apart company while the firm Installs will make up schedules and area shou ld be halt ed uniess on Dorfman said DeVoney's from the $900 he paid to reserve the sprinkler system which will Action on Cooper's of the arrangements for receiving, site drainage is provided. lie recommendation would request capacity at the regional plant. be turned off In two rooms was delayed until Aug. 27, when roeming, and training the added that the city should lead be made ata CALNO Council of new office on Sit 4.M near San P City All) , . Joe Davis is to give -in effort to create a drainage lAcal "We paid Ole city for sewer Sebastian IleighN. Fire Chief new cadets. Governments "Iceting. an opinion on whether cowicil s n c n nd ere will tv no Tom Siegfried said the rooms district encompassing not only Floyd said Clark will hold the rank of much discussion In intent over the years has been capacity for 18 to 24 months," lieutenant Altamonte Springs, but county recent weeks has been given at will be three-hour fire rated fire platoon leader.and serve as a ha the connections would Cooper ht pain at all. Aft.erl0 days hesaw circulation near the heart. a doctor. He was not our When it is obstructed it can regular doctor, and he thought cause swelling. he had a heart condition. He Then, gave him some i11s for this, of an there is the possibility but there Our regular doctor came back shouldInflammation, be some physical evland he put him in the hospital w he re his leg was elevated and denceifUatwereUecase.iy hot packs applied. He spent four mystery is, what is obstructing the flow of lymph or the normal days in th e hospital his lei leg? drainage of the veins in that was still swo llen. Than e doctor That could be a lot of stopped the heart pills as different things. tests showed him to be In excellent heal th and wi th no heart Happily though, it sounds li ke problems. your husband is getting well. The foot and ankle stay swollen We moved to Florida and our longest because they are new doctor looked over both literally the bottom of the re ports. He is puzzled by the bucket, and that is where the swelllng,too.Hlsankleandfoot fluid collects. As the swelling are still swollen, but the swell- diminishes, there may be less msgonedownjntijsleg.He needforelasticsuppozjat the has been wearing an elastic top of the stocking. And, you stocking as recommended but should tell your husband's docfeels that It is cutting off the tor that the stocking iswotight circulation as it is too tight at at the top. He can probably fix the top, The doctor suggested that problem for you. that he might have a circula tion Send your questions to Dr. problem but said he didn't Lamb, in Care of this newspaknow. I'd appreCIate your per , P Box 11, Radio Ci thoughts about thiS Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. DEAR READER It is true F'w a copy of Dr. Lamb's that some heart proi,iems cause booklet on balanced diet, send swelling of the feet, BUT it is 50 cents to the same address swelling of both feet, or both and ask for the "Balanced legs and not marked swelling of Diet" booklet. --. Longwood - ''••* appetite unless you were many people realize there is de ficient in vitamins and taking still another circula tion besides them Improved your health aixi the blood circul ation. We have L_;- I 4. By GEORGE W. CRANE Pb. D., M.D. and God was sending them flocks of qua ils. But God also told Moses to CASE 0416: Alan S., aged u, warn the people that they'd teaches political science, ultimately be so nauseated by a "Dr. Crane," he asked, henvy meat diet that it would "don't you think that Watergate come out of their noses! may have b n headlined too Wcn proved true. ee long? For emotional recoil occurs "Will it be such a guarantee regarding print and TV menus of a smashing Democratic as well as the dinner table 'victory in November as variety. people have claimed? Even the modern "anti. "For in a survey of the 162 establishment" at ti tude on the students In my various classes, part of many you th, is but a 138 reported that their parents form of recoil agai ns t diewere nauseated by the very tatorlal par ents who forced word Wa te rgate in a front page conservati ve business d octrines headline, upon them so steadily that they "Yet over halt of my studen ts revolted. come from homes where the On college campuses, too, we parents are registered as often find that the worst Democra ts. hellions, who sneak cases of "So isn't It possible to beer into dormitories and flaunt 'overkill,' as it were, and moral regula tions, are the Sons change' a potential political of strict clergymen who emasset into a lia billt:,'?" ployed "overkill" in their about temperance. Preaching EMOTIONAL RECOIL Dr. Raymond Doge, former One reason for the popularity president of the American of "middle-of.the.road" Psychological Associa tion, was poli tical candidates, in contrast one of my gradua te school th the extremists on the right as professors while I attended wdl as the left, is this recoil to Yale. "overkill," Senate Panel OK's Big Cypress Money Sale 7.19 $ChOoi ?*o,' Ciasic 1JI 10fd StpI ' ed *nyi a ?h thny tr,m In 1'I.kh zc 6 1OAA ,n t0ulh 10H 11.4r, TALLAHASSEE (AP) amended the bill to prohibit State environmental official such action except in cases Harmon Shields says he's "Just where land tse is detriinent.al to tickled to death" that a bill ap- the preserve. There are more Proving money for the Big Cy- than 35,000 small landowners Press National Preserve in within the preserve. Floridji has been approved by a The Senate committee origi. U.S. Senate committee, nally voted to slash federal "Florida has sort of gone out funds to $40 million but reon a limb," by already begin, versed the action after chair. ning the land purchase with $40 man Henry M. Jackson, D. million voted by the legislature, Wash., polled absent members. Shields said Wednesday. Jackson opposed the cut. "This reassures us that our Gov. Reubin Askew said he $40 million will become part of had been in contact with Jack. th bb auueu 5011. Shields, director of the Florida "Certainly it has been his Department of Natural He. personal leadership that has sources helped so much." Doyle Conner, state Agricul. Askew added: "I am extare Commissioner, said the tremely pleased at the biparti. S.en4tC Interior Committee's san support for this Important fiction coincides with my piece of legislation." philosophy that the state and The first vote to reduce the federal government should go funds came after Sen. Alan with checkbook in hand if we Bible, I)-Nev. warned that an need land for public usage and inflation-conscious Senate for the public welfare," might kill the measure In its The bill would provide $16ooriginal form. million, primarily for acuisiThe motion to cut the funds non 0 ,,, acres in g ,, press, a major freshwater was made by Sen. J. Bennett Johnston 1)-Li. serve in Southwest Florida. As passed by the House. the bill included a controversial proposal to allow condemnation of residential and conunercial - S010 7.99 Rpg sp. Wm.-'i bvrp t= Wd1 #05ford with tInwinyl c,i?ai c'pi ru$,t,q Wit 4r4 Pw$1 navy uppec. SIIII 6 IMA S'rnS I '08 e = Sale 8 79 - Reg to" 11 ave20% onall girls' I . , -, , - front A '' ' * j . '- ....•, shirts. -r Sale 6.40 u e - Reg. $7 14 UI * VG,4 ( 5(•f4J I . ('t7'1%4 Z 1.0 ,- Sale 6.40 I lops ShVti jearra 41',L#I arnl I.1I101'd styles Chr,c,.p an I ' ii ' 1 .1 A Reg . -- - ' !i4I'ip I - -. , I I Yesterday's morning 70. sesteiday . . - t' , C rI . . ! fr r).'cplt Ii'. • - - - Iw - - - - - Sal, P,,CI, eIirct,,p thiu St,iidjt -.; . - • / • at Sanford P!oza Penney's: Opon 10 n.m. 'fli 9p. . . "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. 1119p.m, Mon. thru Sat. Ph. . . . 323. 1310. thiS rain p h gty near thu,.ertho*,rs Rain orobabllisy 50 per cent today, pet Cent tonight and SO pet Cent Friday Extend Florida orccas, 'rrroug Monday--partly OOdy with SCattered moStly aItecnon thder3hower Highj in t Uet 00* and I SOs. ls mainly in the t rn , Mon. thru Sot. Ph...323.13)o.,. Mgt, 93 I There was ParIty CIOdy through Friday wit'i chance of thufldershwers mainly diliring the afternoon and tvnlng urs. Highs in the upper lOt and I* low tonight in the 7, % Variable ntI toutheas? and S ou th winds 10 m - ' CHARGE IT" CM Daytona Beach tides for F*dày--7 a 'hi .s,n'.. - m ----'U .v O Pi 111I 12:59 pm. Posi Canaverai. ' gh :10 a m , ,') 0 m, to.,,, 12 fl r" 12 49 '4t '., _4•_ FINAL NOTICE Notice is hery eo given that the undersigned will, the 11th da y 01 Septembec, A.D 1971, present to the emnole ourtly. Florida. tin return, account and vjChqt. &I exec u t or of the Estate of Eileen McRe ynolds , deceas. and at said time, then and t here, make applicati on to Mill said Judge for a final settlement of his administration of sa id estate, and " - Oateø thIs the h day C4 July, AD 1971 R a y Rowan As t•xeCijtCr of he Estate of Eileen McRe)no:cs OF F 9S ., 4 '- for an order discharging him 61 Such ex ecutor, Gordon I Fredetick P0 Bo x 1795 PL t, AL 4 :rtp IN 1HE CIRCUIT COURT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY STATE OF Dec eased a ., , ,n .1 ,.I.4?, •$ "OI'% bi Of A Le al Notice - ii . • f I l FL ORI DA. Ill PROBATE 73 40 In r,? the EthIc cL EILEEN M(1LYNOLOS WEATHER 4- , - ••5 560 • ft 'I, . 1'. 'ic • ........ cr -'' - r - . 320 00 (I 4'It.'I .; Ot $nl 4 = ' I- ' * • 4. III. •,- .1 Bi prope, ty. But the Senate panel " Sale Sale - * Sale 287 Reg. $4 - - 20% off Jr. Hi. styles. blouses and pant. Roy, 3,59 ,,._.,.. *1 pr , - And he stressed wha t he During this period of severe termed "emotional recoil." newspr int shortages, it aught This often resul ts from what th us have been better, jour. Prof. Alan calls "overkill." nellstic"horse sense" to have Wa.shir.gton stories For e human kiius can onburied insidethe pag es, especially after becor,,e nauseated even by good the first "shock" reaction of the th ings If they are forced upon us initial front page headl ined too Ion. .coops. Your Bible scholars will th us For a scoop is only at its 100 reutemnber that the Hebrews ['en cent peak the first day; then htILILetI Moses beca !aked ,'ood. P1dly to a much lower reader interest score than such So Moses said God would feed advice features as this "Worry them wi th Manna, which Clinic." proved true. nfacmycasej with Bul It n't !cr till thay ggy wes who fall to serve bea "fed iq" with Manna delectab bo udoir cheesecake, ;nd bemoaned the fact th ey would have rated far greater lit een't back in slavery he hein readership than Waterg*te 2gt, for they said t n t y re hash, if run side by side with enjoyed e fleshpots of Egt. the tter on th la Page One' When they threatened to So send for my booklet :nulany against Moses, he "Conm)on Fallacies in Logic besought God, who informed and Politic Thcks," encIsing Mos that the pie's cam- a long :tampcd, £ctui,, e. plaint had been duly recori"i velope, plus 25 cents. hi I - �- - -_______ _____________ .- _________________________ ________________________________ --- - ;-_ ----.-,---.--- --i— ±:ffT - - - - - - --- - '- -- - r-- - - - - - -- .-- - :± - - -- - ___ - - --- - - -- - - . - - .- - - -- - . -. .. -- - - -- --':4- . _______________________________________________________ -. -___________ _________________________________ - jI' z-T-- ____ ____________________ ' - - - - `11 .--- -_- ----_ .- ---- --.--- - - No" — Evening Herald I Firs t - I - . - 11k % -3 I. - ji I - -- - .- . - % - V* - . -dieRommow _ ~ . I 1. 11 - - medical form, with a statement signed by a and uestioar7ating ' : . - — !.~'1. Wooden From. Required also will be a I 1, - — VVOMEN $6.92 is *24 24' 36 36 11.38 Evening Herald :mmum film-, wør %.-, - ,.-.- - - .i - -_ i — $6.70 11.00 18.20 '24" ' T L. If 24 36 36 i4B _________ EA D - — tsus'i'e ivuuibis . R I nrIcAr=1 - - - %AW d. . . ,-.,. 4 - , , * iI -1 VA . ow-~. . A:_ '~, ;,; - I. Property Of Wife % .0 r27 717N - - -, - - Robinson Dovvntown oflando 113 E - _______ __. Kids Aren't Only ' cor I Stu Thursday,August 15 'C /4.......J ________________________________________________________________________________ I k 11% . ARIGAIL VAN BUREN I ..-' - . - ~.) ~ --W In - -1,, . ' -• - --- I ___ 1. I ~~l I .. - - - - 4 , - - - k i -; I !_ Ii 1) - ~ , ( . * V ~1 7 , , b, V ~ . I ._: 7 is. .1 '—'-------11• k 14 — 44 (;Pennev - (standing Technical Educator Of The 'ear Pe c s ii. .01" - i onor er - Mi ;4 pI. 1.) 11 -1 " 1i 1J - - c rr SHS'S - I - school's regular academic Herald Staf I Writer curriculum carried out sucii -- - - - I It - laminate tops and veneers over China .......... Reg. $320 Sale $2 selected hardwoods with - -'_'~ .- - brass finished metal hardware toreceivestatewIderecognItj Sanford Sports Stadium now as the outstanding technical under construction at the high educator of the year. school. Presented by the Florida "My students did all th e Technical Educators' groundwork from which the Association (FTEA) at its final professional engineer's annual summer conference in drawings were made," exMiami, the award goes to the plained Schmidt. "This in. high school or junior college cluded studies of traffic patinstructor whose work in terns and parking, aerial views technical education has ,floorplans,lightlng,sanithtjon achIeved a high level of e and Irrigation plans, to name a cellence few" About 3,000 vocational Seminole High masonry ~ - - r'- jir1 J--rt.)i VI~E_I_A 1 .) J __ Cmdr.Grise Will Head - - , i - -- -- I I. / L - . - _____________- - ' I . - ..m -. /' t -• . . 7 1 1 " r tend si to L -, ________________ _____________________ Savre, V . '" ht Held - ---- Wr ' ____ f I* - - - J . Sale $643. Reg. $797. This 6 pc. dining set includes a chtna cabinet, table and 4 side chairs. products anl simulated wood producis. Table is ' ................. Reg. SAo Sale $272 Side Chair Reg 2 7s Sale 5,75 Arm Chair ............ . Reg. $89 Sale 71.20 n ersa I ENT I For Weddings. Proms, etc. 19 portable. Reg. 12995, Sal. $109 B.L. Perkins Men s Wear E. First St. L. Ph. 322-1811 ; ! ~ Reg 32 50 Sale 2750 ig savings on S Reg.339-95.18'top mount u 4" =~L lf-~~~._ 11 = =;.-.clatrIs __?_== i i ~ : ! i= I ----- 1 I I __;~ _ --- ._ 7_31-67- ; .1 - if .- 6, . _% I , ,- - -, 4 ! ~ - f t----, - i- 11 i i' ? I ~' I! !VW !, 0 replacement warranty II ç'1 ; m - -- 1 I llI - __ "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 . - I 11 6 -- -T-a- - - \~ A _W* , 228 Holcomb, Debbie Winn and E. :- First St. ______________________________________________ _ -4-Tft-, Marriage L ""NOW, Applications Aa - ~_ I Lo .1, ________ Dr. Linda S. Flitcroft, 24,2448 S. Grandview. Robert I) Poole, 20, E 656 Oviedo Dr. Eliz L. Lowrey, 19, r 00 $184 - -* i im .0 I I I / 4 I BMW J1 t,GKE50_FD II-I I ~ AMPS In this two-tone b novelty knit sweater dress of 100 pct polyester. 04 - Sizes 5, 0 115 ,I S1111fora - Eiec raric ' coo Mary esther S vI t__~ Ai &\ Summit I - Group . - 1 - Casual PAIR styles _., . p OPEN FRI. P4 1TFS .. i Tobias, 34, 799 N WP Dr. CB. Iq ~ P 0. Box 33 Osteen, Lila F. 17. 211 Suinmnerl Inc FL~ Special 'I~LUI1 L. ,~ I ~7, ' 11 t. I I a SHOE STORE -, ________ mom PH. 122-0204 208 FIRST .M 11121111111111111111 - /' - - - - - -t - -- - - -- -- -- - - ----- -- - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - -- - -- -- - - - - M Is Will, Ekcsric Wiring Specialists No lob too large or too small I - I -, I Worth T. Hauser Jr., 25, Jax. Lynn G. i'ruehan, 22, 816 slag. l)t M.Ury Lu B. Feaster, 27. Claire W. Pruddne, 53, 1001 -I~_,.- 1" ,_- A ;~ ~-j!Q - 14~%_1. I- _ _- _ - - .~,~-~7 i ;*-!J!!AV ~ . _-_;z -_! - A_'j-- .A'4 1" 3001 S. Park. Oplen Mon. thru Fri. a a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Sat. 2522 PARK DIAL 122-IS62 -- Y_.__=;`_iji. I- 1;T-~ .%-- - ,,,-r--f y y Charles E. Rohrer, 27, 110 P AM - a.m. It I __________ '' ii~_j 1 _ .. 4 1-7 i, 11-j-L. F -y~_-~- --~ !;j,-,y-, _,L _iJR1 - l '-tOlil iiiCttid,' dtjSt CO,i. r 15 --- ': a' Wallace, Ga)! ' Vo!' p ~" lam:;, B"V Wall 'a`iv, yan Fox, Slary Ann Bryant, it MASTER CHARGE Billy Bcu> Duan' Tei Fa) Waller, Joyce Wagner, Brenda s, Marcie Others insited to attend the Belsito, Patty ndeon, KitWilliam Donahoe, Susan party were iaies Gars Olney, iWflflfl, Trac) . k BANKAMERICARD ~. . A refreshing price record arid IwO Speakers Tuner/amplifier is solid stale. fcalUf0s slide tone controls. f ushbutton funCtajj All l3vOrite jacks Turntable is three, speed BSR 123R, 8-track -- . Paula \ \ - 4 "I . 15 comloi I level g. 199.95. AM/FM/FM stereo radio with ull size record changer 8 track play and i '-- 1! ii . onainfains pro-selected r - .. .. . I a e $169 / -' II ' e " , L I_ ~ . ~ 11111 - ---- - 111 1 $ I - LI T 4. - . ______ F j. - Two cooling-fan speccls _. ,.4__Ui . , - J ~ ; :1) t. _____ -:-,'Ai~,71-,I- . -; i .:, . 2-~. i ~,,-.. ~. _ __. - . -.'~',._fl_-__;-. ..I. I 0, 0 . * 0 a ;I I ~ ~ 1 11 1 1 mother Sandra Burke. ShOwn (above) admiring the ..'.1 I.-leT11-1, - ~, __ .4 -" ~7_ Alga - 71174 ___V I I I 4 - ! ,1 mother, 2827 S. Park Ave. doniiria,iti Harcst (;old or RcaIi -. always been active in corn Bouquet of Hoses" cake, in the Tommy Gr'ce William munity affairs All friends of shape of a hat Served with the Ilolcommili the popular couple are invited cake were punch, mints arJ Ri c k Bowes, Joe to the affalr,th share in a bit of nuts I __ ;z .. •: Iluke, at the home of her hostess, Miss Burke and her friends and new. As residents of Platc3 and napkins on the the Lcngwo.ccl ccmmunity for refreshment table, highlighted _______ ______ i _____ F i I _rk :-:-_17-17-K" 1ill S J ll I ~, I I I i ., Novelty knit Miss Debbie 17homas, bride- unusual cake are The Grant Sons and A pink and white color theme daughters will be hosts for the was carried out in decor wi th informal get-together of old pin k and white table cloth '. Ii P __ - - - Meg 45995 imperial 18 Cu, _____ An advertisement of love from Beftye, Rob, Cary, john, Wanda a tioo. tnni ______ _____ yo. V1 ,'a __ '4, 14' top mount. yicIrI I I , - -:_-1AUX -?,~ 1Lwr.=. - I; - . .--' , 11 I to receive ice makeu 399 95 MWOMM) ___ _____ I- - Mid ~~ .1, Sale ____ -- _T I 1 r _\ jM:f;:J.. Hcnrv Lcc's os- short slcscs dcvcr covcrup the braid u d cardigan jacket. 01 100% Poiycstcr \ '-' Burke and daughter, Sliss Nina future bridegr 0 _____ - neip sive energy in ary kitchens. Has 2 crisper5, 16 - Heat Got 30.95 off our steria^ T' •r; . ' e I.flIWUtJ4 iiwge ° l elect of Richard L. Bowes, was second from left, her mother: Ansley, Lena Roland, and Mike will be the setting for a complimented with a lingerie Mrs. Robert Thomas, left, and Ansley reception honoring Sir. and shower , given by htrs. Shndra Him It L Bowes, mother of the Also invited were the Misses the me eting. Refreshments ummer __ 2: A' Honors _ ze refrigerators, - 1. •-_________ "'llin br2id drtjilin at the neckline, % Y : a anniversary, on August 25, from 2 to 5 p.m. S I •t ,.::: -, - .*** .ros's Thoma Debb e u IOfl iiir wedding B - ' --- • ale the Moose Held in CWcago. Other guests fj Beach, Merritt Island and Orlando chapters were In. troduced prior to the close of Mans Forpti ear - • '/ 2' - . "" R&g.$77. 9'portablehasa solid state,tube chassis for reliability and features 70 Position UHF "click" tuner, Rotary controls for brightness and volume. Screen meas diag tinasserflblod China Base ............. Reg. $106 Sale $a8 China Top ............. . Reg. S23S Sal@ $193 . ~6 NL trestle table and 4 side chairs Sel consists of selected hardwoods, wood products and simufated wood products with stained finish and brass finished melil l hardware Table is Set consists of selected hardwoods , wood unassembled. oale Sale $569, Reg. $679. This 7 pc Sp.i n&h dini n g group iricPuc1e a china base, a china deck, - . . 'b". ~ Stonstrom, Juha Mathes, Doug Stenstrom, G Harden, Ric Stenstrom, L.P. Payton, J.B. Stapler, Oulda Lee, Bernice taxfield, Aleene Council, and the Misses Julie and Becky Stenstrom, Brenda Bedell. bough, Faye Mathes, Betty Szllai, Kathy Nonna Martin, Linda Lee, and Ellen Sloan. •fi j 'KV ' in ROME I 11 Herbert Stenstrom, Julian - '-1 I /rJ: itv j j .4 f/'.' "- ' LaYbW'fl, S. DUnE, Wade Hasty, - inner % Betty Woodall, Charles Baker, -) 4., r. I ' TOWN, -V d - Also, Mmes. Henry Tooke, %, .1 ) r '\' - -' '- '~ 19 y , %- j i il care - ll, - - - The Herald. and Mrs. Harry Tooke, mother anu gndmother of the future bridegroom a Mmes. Linton cowles Jr., Dennis Knles, Kevin Edge, Frances Pratt, Jean Eckcl Frances Vaughan Valda Robbins, Owen Forguson, Mary Anderson, James Lee, Farnum Harrmett, Laurnine Rumler, Juanita Dotson, Dan Clark, H Graham - p II dollar it Polly usn Yo#.r favorite horrig.rrisking Idea, or solution to a Poll y I n o cluded Mrs. Frank Stenstrorn' r • You will receive a Others honor", center, poses at the 1 - __ -- bride-elect. ho — - E. Knowles, Sr. company comes or I forgEt to remove meat from the freezer unW mealtime I have no problem but just remove ffil! chicken from the freezer. 7be pieces usually come apart quite easily. P'Ut in water for 10 to 15 minutes and they are ready for cooking. - BERNICE. Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem Knowles, - -, 289m95 I Mrs. Len and back if needed — MRS DR DEAR POLLY -When I refreshment Jeana his car. He placed buy chickens at the store or even Whefl I dr ess th em myself I cut up the chickens, p lace th e un'rapped pieces on a cooky sheet so th e pieces are not touching each other and put th e sh fj t) d ee p freeze to: two hours Then the chicken pieces are taken out and put or three in a plastic container and returned Elect Miss on aluminum pie Pans, face down, on the hood and windshield of his pickup truck. WhPn a cat Wt the Dans the noise seared him away and after a few tries left for good Pans also co ul d be put on th e with enrollment of new Lash of Orlando upter and i member was held at Sanford assistant guide, Erma T rp of '*hapter l4, Women of the Sanford chapter. / Moose, on Monday night Two candidates were enrolled Acting officers were all Star as members o the Womer of Recorders (mom Sanford and the Moose, Lorraine Fisher i surrounding chapters. Ea sponsored by u1ne Slnko and Moore of Sanford Chapter was Helen King sponsored by i f. Acting Senior Regent, lish Lenore Price j Tetalaff of Daytona Beach A short discussion on prçer Na" Chapter, Junior Graduate chapter business Regent; Epsey Findlay of was given by Mrs. Thorp, Pretty honoree Debbie Thomas (second from left) with mothers and hostesses taytona Beach Chapter, Junior Sanford's Star at shower. newest '}egent and Elizabeth Barney of Recorder, having received the Merritt Island chapter, coveted degree this put June at An . iv ry the Inter-national Convention of .- 1. - ~~ honor guest and her mother, was later presented to the - J - DEAR POIJ,Y -and Irma - My father4n4aw very neatly solved the problem of cats walking The beautifully appointed without my glasses and c twearcntacts.I'vefoughtwefghtJ Chapter - ______ °lcet, an OEM Tht! Iroquois Avenue home of Star Recorder Chapter Night, chaplain. Guide was Donna __ - - 'i / ., , % P 4 ` * * _ __ Fr'i'ends Fete Mrs. N.E. Jennings was the ''III - - r top and exudes charm, wit a personality. For Abby booki.? Ho,v to Hat. a Lovely Wedding Abigail Van Buren 132 Laky Dr Beverly Hills Cal OI2 - - - - Savle, $ 1 __ M_ ___ - i. _____ - - - , M chips and colors but still ith recisanc, to the sun's glare MLCK Y. DEAR 1LLY like Irma my daughter had trouWe wi th cats walking on the hood of her car . Sh e crushed mo th balls to a powder and then shook them all over th e top and hood of th e car. There were no more cat ma —IRENE / - I - —__ - ( _Mm ~i :I 1 ~) .-,i~ '• f kir _ MAN i— - k_ la~ii - - . I — - __________________ Rag 349 9 . - V SEE FRIDAY, AUG. - ' - ______I / - - __ _ I Ill Nuclear Sub seen the newphilosophy of an engineer -V - - JI - - Integrating vocational -tech. nical subjects into the high executive c,lUicr I , . - - offer than almost any other in Marine affairs from the comprehensive sch oo l in University of Ithode bland, Florida," said Schmidt earned while attending the war As chairman of the school's college vocational-technical depart- Ills Previous service includes ment Eince 1971, Schmidt has several tours of duty at sea 83 i Save on portables. .: ,, - Side Chair _ _ - - i tin-u 11 __ is concerned, and Seminole Naval War College in Newport, High in particular has more to R.I. He holds a Masters Degree - - ~.1_11 China THiS - 11 _________ o leaders in the state as far as has attended submarine school, diversity of technical education nuclear power school and the I -- 1 0 I mishap. Please come forward if you have a magic formula. I would be so grateful. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with sun glasses tha t fit Over regular glasses I wish they could be obtained in the popularr i. il .t must •. j education field. Seminole A 1959 graduate of the U.S. County Is one of the foremost Naval Academy, Annapolis, he YOU - - - students in the technical homepowted at Pearl Harbour. IF - - gain his certification to teach in assumed command of the fast . L FV t\, M &P not. 1,ut I do have feelings. lye had people Insinuate that ours have been a shotgun wedding. Ut wasn't. Or that I must have had money. ii didn t.) But worst of all are the women who trYtObUttermCUptOgetfWXttomyhUSbflsJ Please put thisinyourcolumn. I'd like toclip it out and hand it to thenextwomanwhotellsmcwhata "terriflc"husbanvllhave, wldlets mektlowitsamlraclethatlgothlm LI'rrLE ME IN HARTFORD Problems? You,ii feel twttef if yo%o get it ff your rhet For:p personal reply, vvrII# to ABBY. Box No. 69700. L.A,, Calif. 9".Enclose %tamped. 'Iaddretid en v elope, pIse : ' i - - Florida. attack nuclear-powered 3Ub"I'm proud of what we have marine USS Tautog, to offer -. ~~ r' 0 g I L `141111y life due to a thyroid condidon. Let's Just say, a beauty loin "- 1 - continued the former Ohio Navy Lt. Cmdr, James E. businessman who attended five Grise, husband of the former sessions of Florida State Carol J. Davis of 107 SweetUniversity's summer school to water Blvd., Longwood, I I - ed0catOn from around the students under masonry instate were at the conference to s Schmidt accept the award providing about 95 per cent of from Frank Stevenson. dean 6f the labor needed to construct technical eduaUori in Polk the spor ts stadium County "The award is a high honor, especially as mo than per cent of technical ed ucation instructors are f ound in the state's Junior colleges ra ther thanitshighschoo1s,"jJ3. midt "I have found In) 12 )C8rS teaching at Seminole High 'r ~ . I I I , I - 0 0 , DEAR POIJ, Y - While applying bright rose naLl poIM I and l ef t eigh t-inch polish down one front leg of my new white crimp pants. The cleaners say they cannot remove it. I do not want to fool with s. I hope someone has a solutiion from a similar dropped Refreshments of assorted refreshment tabl e w i th hostess, table was overlaid nuts, mints, pound cake, fruit Mrs My problem is the obvious amazement and Wsbelief I en. scene of a bridal shower with a white hand Jennings, made antique punch and coffee w nter when 1.am introduced as his wife. Some do a double take; as served to V honoring Miss Jeana Knowles, tablecloth, highlighted by an 'n les, her mother , jej4 and otherssay: "R EALLY?"They butcomerightout Sept. 13 bride-elect of Mark antique punch bowl and cen- the guests, following a series of NI ow S Betty Woodall, maid of bridal games. and ask: "What on earth did he see inyOU" Stenstrom. Red and white rose tered with an arrangement of honor and Mrs. Michael Cain, Although we are the same age, I look older. I'm blind as a bat brfdesmatroiL corsages were Presented to the yellow and white roses which ., --. I io, V f10. - 4- Au . . , % "it . jI , I As j 0 0\ . 11 0 4, F who he is. fie is loaded witil self-confidence (who wouldn't be?) - 'I ;. - a fashion model When he enters a room everyone sants to know Seminole High School's Ills students have been drafting and design technology primarily responsible for instructor Robert Schmidt has conducting feasibility studies, become the first hi h school doing the survey work and imstructor in Setninole County drawing up plans for the new t~!IVl!I A I DEAR ABBY: I've seen this in your column not th e only woman with th is problem. For 23 bears I se been married to an extremely handsome ofessional man, lie is very well-built and wears his cloth es like Table Reg $179 Sale $143 S ide Chair Reg S 36 Sale $30 Arm Chair -- -- - Reg. $ 46 Sale $37 stained finish and antiqued - I~ .,=ly V . IV DEAR FAN: Of course Jess has the right to "use" your kids at . his wedding They're his kids, too A bride who has been married before usually has a quiet, simple %edding, regardless of how man), thries the groom has been up to but, so If this Is her first Smiling bride-to.be Jeana Kno wleS (center) with motherand friends she's entitled And If your cincere good wishes go along with gift, send one Otherwise, dont Early American style dining room set includes atab'e, bullet. open hLtch and 4 side chairs Set is constructed of plastic -. r U nd a gift' Save TI - _ By JEAN PAflFON Q _____ _ -..._ H ) - - ;il ,, R ,l rt a 46 I &* 1 Ilirie questions: Does Jess base the right to use in kids at his s'edding' Should he even be ha ving a wedding like this' Should I t, .V ne little dummy who Jess Is marrying evidently heard that when a person has already halt one big wedding (and Jess has), the second wedding should be smqll and simple. At least that's the way it is in Louisville, Kentucky. Anyway, Jess wants to use my kids in a big church wedding. He s asked my (laughter to be the fl o w er girl, and th e boys to be ushers 1k never mentioned fnsiting me, which is just as elI, k ( atLs( if! t in itt1 i -ill not uJflt - E . i I Jess and I have three children--a girl, eight and two boys, 16 and i t- . 'r 11 Jess,isgefflngmrrje aga in. (>~ 0~:4, . . 7 k --A - .— 7i __ ...fts I- POLLY'S POINTERS Nail Polish Spill - .' I I& . . n I I i ~ _ -- . . , .t I Aim- "D 0,- . $ - . - ______ i - ~ _, - _T I , ___MW ~ ___ 4: A;;ULLEOARDS ________________ first grade admittance had an admitted ',o the first grade at general behavioral develop. "Early entrance to the first . g, n,- finy time incint, physical development, gmtje is not interded for most opportunitv to start school flit, I)egin.nin carly, she said. during the first month of that near and far point visual, and children," Ms. Groome exThis year a law based on school year, provided the child auditory tests. .Diained. ____ lqa - Harder admittance to the of each school district provided kindergarten, i..onierences involving parents irqvci! t th' first grade according to Mary thc nla T ?"'2tc i.nd Echool personnel will be Groome,directorof elementary state level, she explains. coriists of eight evaluations or held after screening, after education. The law states in effect that tests which include; group evaluation has been completed, Last year was the first year any child who reaches the age screening, academic potential, and after early admission has potential students with bir- of six be tween Jan. .2 and June perceptual..motor coordination, thdays near the deadline for 30 of a school year shall be social-emotional development, been granted. gain early t1 -_ Entry guidelines of the Florida hs demonstrated a readiness Department of Education sets for first grade in accordance up the criteria for early ad- with the ii~-.v uniform criteria. A new state law will make it IflC The law would preclude the more difficult for youngsters to policy was left to the discret.ion need for ae Trw 'i, 1, ' Grade By MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff Writer 11 ______________________ _______________________________________ I * "I __ Thursday, August 15, 1974 ___ - - - - - - - -- - __ ______________ . - . _- �i2A—E venin g Herald Thursday, August 15 1974 -_________ POLICE BLOTTER $50 Mi l l ion School Budget To State By MARK WEINTZ Herald Staff Writes' final draft was not presented educably mentally han. Aug. 28 meeting, on Sanford Office machines and cash 1974.75 school year, but for the 1974-75 school year. The until it was Wile tobeapproved. dicapped program another of the partially moved delays repot ted stolen Wednesday resulted in the two Small tools Davie Sims, board added $32,902 for the NeighElementary reported taken from Drywall Corporation, board granting an extra schools (Palm Springs The record $50 million plus for one, said he did not like the borhood Youth Carps summer as well Thurd!y a other schools now L finish the move. The move is Elementary and Sabal Point Lo'.gsood. Items were valued Seminole County school budget idea of approving something he program. A grant under the under construct1o,. f 6th Street being done by Building Movers, Elementary) on Aug. 28 prior to and and Pecan. No value set. —for 1974.75 is on Its way to had not yet had a chance to Comprehensive Employment The Woodlands school Is a Winter Park firm, the board meeting. . CUUdy James ILiu)J £, oi Ldltdfldat Fan motor iR- ssuay. stolen t' ..._ 2h..'i '..k tnt Semiflole choôi upt. of the Wednesday from roof of Orlando arrested Wednesday companied by two reports School administrators budget by $97,590 and a Drug SR 436 to a site off E.E. William P. Layer told the board Tuskawilfa Middle SChOOl is Ldkeview nursing Home, 918 E. afternoon on charges of grand explaining each and every assured the board the budget Abuse Education grant added Williamson Road. The school nher schools, being built ahead of schedule and will be expenditure. ce larceny and buying, 2nd St. Fan left in nothing it had not seen another $8,123. was to open at the beginning ( From scratch, should be ready ready in early December. Included in the budget is a before. "It is basically the same Bicycle valued at $13C hind receiving stolen property. Copies of the cxraise for teachers and ath letic budget you approved in June," plainlng budget erpenditures reported stolen from home of Richard Vaughn, 104 Shannon Robery Walton, 1804 Jerry coaches and a 'hold' on other Emory Harden , Payroll and will be on file at each county pay hikes until a full-scale Finance officer, told the board, school and In the county school Dr. Wednesday. Ave., Sanford, arrested Wed. survey is complete. Accident Wednesday between nesday afternoon on charges of There were however, (ow- office. The board approved sending major budget amendment s, I age ,0, f autos driven by Fredrick B. sneedin Posted 152 hnn, P, fl~r 0 In nth'r action the heari, at ________ iu.' butiet to Allen, 116 St Court, sith tine amenciment added $75,000 th request of Jean Bryant, Virginia Mitchell, 42, of some reservations since the for improvements to the voted to ask for a report at the Sanford, and Johnnie L Crain, Tampa arreste I BMGAIN SECTION ~ ~ 0 the status the and have chairman, Woodlands ------------- ______________________________________ board voted toInspect those School month _________ Evening Herald Thursday, August 15,1974-1 B ________________________ ____________________ ------- _________ corner $ . Baz-rit, reported . 1i__, , ., ______ - ' ~ , • Senate Appro%,r Layer said construction new Iwn was pla . concealing was J utomakers reports e14 W. 12th St., Sanford. d Wednesday on Low=Cost H charges of driving while intoxiautos driven by Alvin E. cated. Bond $500. Phill ups, Sanford and John C. • Charles Harmony Johnson, Morgan, 501 Ventura Ave., 18, 150 Springlake Drive, Orlando. Phillips car had b l AlLiiiiente Springs, arrested d4tni.igcs. lie was charged wi th making an improper turn. Wednesday on charges of Mo rgan's car had $O possession more than five By BOB LLOYD resell housing to low- authority would certify a. Bond City Editor damages. income families. qualified low-income families Neon sign at OK Tire Store on $5,MOHUD expects to start the as possible rent subsidy tenants James A. Mason, 21, of Camp French Avenue sustained $5 A partial solution to Sanford's grant program In January, for existing and new housing damages when struck Wed- Seminole, Sanford, arrested low-cost housing problem may Adams said. units or units private owners nesday by a truck dri ven by Th ursday morning on charges be available under a new If SHA should decide to enter would renovate to meet stan. Fredrick M. Maxwell, 32Z of rape. Bond $8,000. federal program awaiting the Section 23 program the (Lards. Clernwood Dr., Orlando. Minor Jessie James Wheeler, 1811 Congressional funding, U.S. damages to truck. Department of Housing and W. 15th SL, Sanford, Sally Mae Byrd, 36, of 1808 W. Thursday morning on arrested Urban Development (BUD) charges l2th PlacearrestedWednesday ofdrivingonU ro officials said Wednesday. Adm and charged With aggravated the road, driving ngsjdenf J. W. Adams and Harold while driver's assault and license suspended or revoked, Wells, of BUD Jacksonville, said under Se ction 23 legislation cealed weapon (knife) in and possession of another SflAcanapplyforIcderalfunds connection with assault on her driver's License. Posted $360 mother, 011ie Byrd. Mrs. Byrd bond. to administer rent subsidy of 1204 Pomegranite, Sanford, , of programs in cooperation with LONG WOOD—A recomm- lie urged that the council and Ivey Jewel Oweins, 20 sustained a private pro Inch lareration Apopka, arrested Thursday developers perty owners and endation th at the city council zoning board scerthin whether on her arm. Miss Byrd was held iborning on who would build appoint a full time ad. fees have been paid before charges of shopli In Scminoie County Jail without log. Bo ftnew, or rehabilitate sub- ministrator has been made by taking action on zoning nd $100. bond, standard housing units for lease City Auditor Harold Harisock. requests. William H. Lyle, 34, of to qualified low-income Ten dollar bill reported taken In the comments section of Although the zoning board from Louis Reynolds of arrested Thursday families, the audit report the period was told in the past that on charges of breaking and ano, Wednesday Wells said the new program Oct. 1, 1973 to May 31, 1974, w he ther fees had been paid was Hartsock said the city should none of its business, the group Reynolds said suspect took and will not provide funds for a appo int an administrative head found two months ago that lees l tamonte Springs money from his hand when he su proposed program to buy at city hall—someone who will charged applicants zoning removed it from pants to pay and rehabilitate condemned be present at all council changes were not consistent Accident between car driven houses and sell them to low- meetings, be fully and brought the matter by Evelyn H. Lehr, 8630 Garnet income families. knowledgable of council actions council's attention. A search by SL, Orlando, and Nancy G. County SHA director and policies and have the power council of city records showed Hardee of 20 W. Sandpiper, Thomas executive WiLcon III warned a to delegate work to city em- that although fees had been Stem speakers valued at Apqpka. Lehr car sustained citizens committee considering ployes. increased , the new sum were $100 taken Thursday morning $400 damages, Hardee's feasibility of the local proposal City councilmen earlier this not uniformly charged. from auto parked at Days Inn $300. No citation was issued. that there could be problems month fired Mayor Eugene In the report, Harisock said a parking lot at 1-4 and SR 46, Accident between autos beca use of spiraling land prices Jaques as city administrator, $1 levied in munici pal court Reported by Harvey A. Scheel, uriven by Dora P. Chester, ma and mortgage Interest rates, claiming the six-yeai council In all cases for police education of Lauderhill, Fla. Adams said also the city of veteran, currently serving the was not kept In a separate Timothy Ave., Apopka and Produce valued at $45 Michael G. Argento, ssoo Sanford could receive federal last year of his two-year term account. He advised the city to reported taken Wednesday UnlversltyBlvd.,Jacksonvflje. funds under the Community asma)r,hasdonea poorjob create a wIth from 436 Produce Market, SR Chester, whose car tuj Development Bill bpproved at city hall. $2,4%.36 remaining from the 436 and Francis Street in $250 damages, was charged Tuesday by the Senate. The bill Hartsock in his report was fees collected from Jan. 28, 1971 Mtamonte Springs by Ullian with careless driving. authorizes $8.6 billion in block mildly critical of the city's to May, 1974. Sumler,, 52G Maui Lane, Argento's car had $ iso grants for community administration during the eight He also recommended that Orlando. (lalnages. development programs over month period, noting "It would only cash be accepted for fines the next three )ears. appear that some revenues in munici pa l court and that With a community refunds bc spccUically ui-' development grant the city plats, variances and zoning proved by Municipal Judge could acquire, rehabilitate and changes." Gene R. Stephenson. p Possi9 i9 ioti es Aired S ~ £ _____ 7 OZ. LIST 1.35 i In ' creases Idalum __ ~ . 00 . Association. WhatYantisproposestodob restore what he calls the 14uto 4IIovvances "White Knight" image to the domestic auto industry. To WASIIING1DN (AP) - Re- ditional mile over 15,000 miles. achieve this he believes the fleeting the higher cost of gasonation's la wmakers and the Persons using their automo- mo line, the Internal Revenue biles for med ical and chari ta ble toring public should know Service today announced in- purposes will be allowed an in- more about what makes the creases in mileage allowances crease of ce nt a mile for a Industry tick and wha t it Is for the use of automobiles for total of seven cents. Th e same doing to attract the market. business, moving and medical increase is allowed for automoThe council is a relatively new approach to the industry's biles u.qed moving, All the increases are effective efforts to reach out and touch In addition, the IRS anthe 1974 tax year. public. nounced an $8 increase, for a The IRS said that, effective to "Too often," Yantis conta l of $44, in the per-diem alba ck to Jan. 1, 1974, it will allow lowance for employes ced "we take matters traveling an increase of 3 cents granted and assume that mile, for a to tal of 15 ce for the away from home on business everyone knows what is going first l5,0(0 miles an automobile purposes. on . . Our bi job now is to is used for business purposes. The a ll owances for mileage make the transfer from talking 1P It said It will allow an increase of mile, for eluded In ded uctions a taxpayer outside, and we are well on the C . nts, . one cent per . u,iiii TABLETS . ,; - Ge . - . ,, 9C M71 C Ii .. , .. -1 . 4P .l ~ ~_ ,_ "V . - l"'rrl ________ _____ — ____ , ; I V __________ 1 2 __ A ____ _______________ ... 4' . LIMIT 'Tr ' ____ _______ 1 _______ ' s' _________ 'p _______ _r ____ _____ 011M ~ I.I-,-. - w .. . .I• t4 -- %F '.1 _ f . - with stance, was attributed general- institutions overtaking in. ey. They act complet ely indee dominant pendently of their public. the continuing tragedy of traders. Th e gap has been . Th ese same institutions Watergate might be put widening 'thce then. have enormo us amounts of ' into the past, leaving the fut ure The question then is this: Do money with which to trade. unencumbered, mutual and pension funds, in. They concentrate th eir attenBut the question remains: Is surance companies, bank trusts the market a barometer of pub- and the like constitute "the tion on a relatively few stocks. constitute u... ., .i...... uivz'v UtI'. are UI um tic opinion? public?" Dow Jones industrial Average. Those who follow the market A furthe1- investigation of re the best known measure of have understood a long time cent trading activity day through Wednesday, for In- 7 . ________ _____ .t ________________________ _______________________ "'_lj *.. - pretatlons of its activities will individuals; at the end of 1973 ing powers to the stock market. , —The portfolio managers of refer to it as a barometer of Just 27 per cent, funds and insurance companies public attitudes. In 1966-1967 a significant have never been seen or heard The upsirge In prices Mon. change in the character of soliciting the views of the mas -, . •- . ' ' * .. . ' 4F4V .................... •" .---- - •-: ' I . I ' .: -. i . I vf ;, - •. _________________ .'; aj~k L~A , '.".b' -' ,' '.7i .. , II 10 ' ';•_.:',-i,. -. ,,, ___ _ir 4 .' , V. '_) . . ,. ;. - .; —' :-.l ., ap It '- fr L4 ;- A4I P j; - OAK HILL liv: M ` b •' .MIW, 1m i l~; .41FMW _, .;I, I transactions took place, with ses who AT _____ - "(*~ 77 T spiky plants appear to stab the nightsky. 4 4 1'. , , 00 - - k - & ,Fr ,N The shores of Oak HM's Mosquito Lagoon. In the Ught of the photographer's flash, the soon I ~~~~,~~~~~l . i reveals prices. __________________ - )I t A I _____ I V VW 14511 A '41 (1 t1 A I I • I Fl I K 11 e NEW YORK (AP) - Presi- Chrysler, in the national interFor these events to occur justified. Without any automat- legislation to create a new cost dent Gerald Fo rd took w ha t is est, to fore go any price changes there would have to be a total ic probing machinery, it can of Living Council. widely viewed as tough, firm they might have considered, commitment to the President's only Jawbone with dubious ef. Armed with facts, he can action In criticizing General This still would leave Ford, ability to turn back the tide of fect. Motors For raising its prices which announced several weeks inflation, the moves of big busiroughly 10 ness and big labor, which alBut firm as ago that average retail prices it is for this reason the Presii was, it was too weak, would rise more than $400 over When Increases like GM's ar dent has accepted a Democrat. ways are armed with batteries of statistics Jawboning, while probably of 1974 models, also to consider announced, it is all but imnpos. Ic proposal for a summit con- case. their Wi thou some value in restraining pri ce whether it would re ta in or s- sible for t similar ammuni. the administration Ference on the economy and tion, the President's plea., simply cannot over- cind its increases. are quickly to ascertain If they are other domestic affairs, and for relatively whelm the Facts, and the underlying fact, according to GM, is counter per cent. "proving" increases, ' Ineffective. __.__ - /, , ! " that expenses have been rising, necessitating higher prices. Neither can jawboning in. validate the rules of economics. in wishing that other automofive manufacturers decline to follow GM's example, the Pres. ident may, in effect, be asking them to accept smdller ieturmis on investments and sales. ;0~ /",\/V\",\/,.,-1, PREPASTED HANOI-HANG WALICOVERING Washable and fade resistant Ready to hang. Prices start ~ 5~~r ~ id - items < TWO POPULAR COLLECTIONS I. . _c\ -•- the significance of Needham's some other that throw statement. Exchange figures doubt upon the casual assign- s"-'" show that in 1960 more than bO ation of mysterious, mind-read- ;4: 25% ON STE RCHI'S — — per cent of all volume was by A . - _U' — i NEW YORK AP — The stock market will attract a lot of attention during the coming *Ywoftafl I — - AAarket (auges0pin ions for 'lip - ________________________________________ C'AR IN iiii~ PRICES CUT - for I I • ASPIRIN . ve from Motor Vehicle Manufacturers ____ I —~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1~ ,11 ,1~l~ TWd - be for * ENVELOPES AUG. 16 AUGUST 17 sunshine Kiwanis Club, 7 The annual Elephant am., Cavalier Motor Inn. Stampede will be held at 205 gas per 100 LETTER SIZE - — poin ____ 1 .' car ____ ___ fee AL ENDAR IRS I • BRECK ___ tires" have been say li £ TAO corn- I - SHAMPOO COPPERTON. " %V that it check my was one Ic ') ('1 are I ' ('1 IN th - , for C I P p p • P A account 0 ..fi can HWY. 17-92 AT 27th ST. Next To A&P P ______ _____ new — PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER- for new _____ enacted legislation which d'tribtjeJ to motorists since inaicers with a April by the Tire Industry .... U.S. per 11 Longwood? must also be made with affair is sponsored by Sanford reglstrater by this date. Women's Republican Club. , rise S one Deadline for pre-registraUm Crystal View South Loch of first time students at Arbor, Sanford. It will be Seminole High School. Out-of- bar be cue from 44 p.m. state students must have proof National, state and local of Immunization from doctor. Republican candidates have Drop-add changes In courses been In vi ted to attend. The the new policy, says Yantis, will and the legisla tors understand I' "thie an'l f'dr1 I clators t)t impact this üidasti ha 1975 j inistrator For _____ N -- n,,%%,. units carrying a con- iPI:ltJPuII 14111W Th e AIC's first targets under story to be'ter help the press the last few years By FRANK MACOMBER The Herald Services for I Now station attendant to check tire nrotr' -'----; :. and auto and financial editors the "The sticker pr economy and why it, ovides government's authority to con. and the cost a space barrel Multimillion-dollar burden industry, its image tarnished of big news Safety Council and tire dealers. in which the motorist ran jot trol oil prices and allocate sup- allowed to papers and well-being is important to keep trying to satisfy to $10.35, the somewhat by higher congressional prices, periodicals, Part of a new nationwide down the proper inflation for the plies has been approved by the current average for un- Is try entire economy moving demands ing for a comeback as the to develop smog-free campaign for proper tire in- front and rear tires, as "AIC needs to do double-duty forward." Senate. controlled oil, time rolls around the first now," he engines without sacrificing Elation, the stickers are recommended in his car ts out. "Not only Yantis sugg ests that MC power and The measure was adopted fuel economy. models. Under the existing law, the fall sales of available to motorists who send Owner's ma nual, or he do we need to restore the White members seek support for the and sent to the House after Sen. price get of 60 per cent of th e na. The indtry cut no great Knight image of the automotive Somehow the indu3try simply r. self-addressed, stamped Uw information from a fire get-acquainted program wasn't Henry M. Jackson, 1)-Wash., tion's oil production Is frozen at figure, either, as company after able to sell Congress on envelope to the Tire Indus industry, but beyond that - not only dealer. warned that fuel companies the industry but the idea that some of company was forced to call in because of whatever crisis or outside Itwithin its Safety Council, Suite 766, $525 a barrel, as well, "not 'Placing e sticker on the might hold supplies off the just to demands were Impossible National Press Building, bumper, rs because of recession is being ta lked a In a related development thousançls of ca bo cap or other market in anticipation of higher costly suspected mechanical - we need to keep the opinionut support our population within the time limits the Washington D.C. 20004. .Monday, Treasury Secretary They visible place ser s as a gentle economically but also to keep lawmakers prescribed, prices if the law empired can picked up also hich could have caused makersand those who make the tran.sport.,ition rolling in the as William E. Simon stiil there local chC(IUled va F'cb. 2& Oneof the AIC's Illibsions will tire dealerships of manufac. reminder tost,ation personnel." serious acciients. laws informed that the little chance for a significant best American tradition." Requests for the stickers, The new bill would extend be to wipe out this The chief ramrod in this new automotive industry represents turers participating in the Hole man drop In oil prices government controls until already ha ve The AIC program is munications gap between the campaign, says council while tensions next remain high between Israel and endeavor is John M. Yantis, a the floor of our economic well- significant been received from as far away in the light of a lean, industry, June 30 Congress and state spokesman Frank Holeman. as member of the Automotive being in america. Mexico. crisis-ridden 1974 model year legislatures. Jackson, chairman of the the Arab countries. "The main reasons for inInformation Council's (AIC) "One of eve ry six Americans for the auto indus. Senate Interior Committee, ice s If y have a question about lie testified before a Senate board of directors and earns his income directly or climbed but sales and profits The tire business is doing correct tire pre ure ss that your car, motorcycle or said American consumers subcommittee some image-making, too. About motorists aren't aware how recreational vehicle, write: ectly from the automotive slid ~ackward. And the indu:;tr), 1.5 would be hit with an additional corporations. Industries, million free stickers bearing much pressure their tires Motorways, The industry," Yantis emphasizes. had such a tough time co rn Herild a message requesting service should have, or they are Servi it be oo h ves us to tell our rnunicating with Congress The New York-based AIC is ce s, in care of the Even ing in station attendants to "please relucta nt to ask th e serv the auto industry's official ice Herald. spokesman, along with the we"V,aV4 0 1 16 1W vta Allen's car sustained $500 charges of carrying a concealed $5,09. damages. He was charged With f Ant hony N. Maccagnano, 32, careless driving. There was $125 damages to Cain's card. 1001 ESplande Way, CasselLxrry, arrested Wednesday on Accileent Wednesday between troI (20fl WASHINGTON (AP) - A fuel bill of *11 billion a year f oil Taiiuiiasse 1708 r ice i A,FA , . .. k Setm A : at $1.65 per single roll. - STYLE PERFECT' VINYL WALICOVERING The same outstanding qualities of "Famous Make" vinyl wailcloths. Prices start at S3.71 per single roll. ii ! - ' "'I -.i 'e '' 1'1 " 4. • • I 01 Frozen Foods And Blackouts By LIZETrE I. MURPHY If they're completely thawed, over the body and wiping up on Automotive Fuel Economy" open the packages and have a heavy splll.overs before the provides the following inlook. Some spoilage cleaning Cycle begins, formation: Air conditioning has Ezientlon microorganisms start to ruw The cuntinuous.ciean over a two-fold effect on fuel at about 40 degrees, but the cleans itself as everyday economy.. The addition of the Q: What about the chanceofa botul ism problem is cooking is done. However, the approximate weight of the For any company willingly to possibility of frozen food almost nil because there's no oven is not spotless after each system ca accept such a situation is to uses a 1 per 2 in case of electric vacuum, use. Normal spattering from per cent penalty. commit a breach of faith with power A much larger breakdowns OF stockholders, risk a decline in blackouts? Thawed foods that seem roasts will gradually disappear, penalty is suffered when the air but heavy spill-overs will not, conditioner Is actually running, edible, In looks and odor, can its ability to attract capital with A: The risk is not as serious safely be refrozen, but It's wise which to stay alive, and The continuous-c oven since the engine is required to othe rwise endanger i ts corn- as many people fear, says the to reshuffle the packages so also cleans away fatlean splatters produce additional power to Food Specialist, Florida that air pethive position. circulate around f ro m the parts of th Cooperative Extension Service, them and remove the heat which have the speciale range drive the compressor. The But, wi th Inflation th finish, effect on fuel economy reat- As a nile of thumb, a f re Consumer Education Flori da Cooperative . cent to can 1 ,,FULL SELECTION STARTING AT - - - i SHE!?WIV-fl1LLI,&%1S HELPS }O1J IX) IT4LL.' k I al '' - '41 -r a % 41 , 46 - SAN -. FOR D . 318 FRENCH AVE. I 1111111110 •. - gas • - .. • , -'.. - 322-1681 — ,. ' p L , -' . , ' • ,, -- , ' cent. , - S. '' . FLORIDA FEDERAL BUILDS IN ALTAMONTE tIGJS.FRENCHAY. ezer quickly. will vary ening flutfoodspatters,suchas5ug depending on the ambient even worse, stays a freezer when the the President probably had electr Q: I am In the market for ' and starches may not be tem perature and the type of icity Is turred off, for at dispo3ed of so easily. little choice but to speak out. He least 24 hours if it's half Do you have any li full of ra driving. Stongo driving In could do little else, even though fixJ or better. Of course, If you formation cc the difference Before you buy a new range, ___ hot weather can result In a 20 he has declared inflation to be open the door to look at things, between a se1f'cktnIng and shop around and compare both pe r cent penalty If the air the nation's primary problem. that lets out some of the cold. conttnuou.clean ramp' methods as well as other conditioning system is turned The next moves, since the But even with a refrigerator. on.edAn "average" loss A: The sell-clean (pyrolytic) features you may desire. Study sociat President probably has no o the guarantee and find out what as freezer, if you keep the door method is found on elec tr with the use of air ers at the time, appear to be left closed, the frozen food should ranges and some ic the manufacture recommend conditioning is about 9 per up to the automotive corn- stay In pretty good shape for The continuo ranges. about each range. us-clean panics, that long. (c talytic) method is found on For further information Whichever method you GM can resist, or it can cut most gds and electric ranges. A choose, it which will help you with your If a power cut-o will be easier t should last manufacturers offer you a old "elbowgrease' method, but consumer problems, mite to back Its increases, for which It more than 24ff hours, the few choice con ceivably made an allow- Specialist recommends of either method, will cost a little more to "Consumer in!rmatIon," ance. The other nianufacturers checking several represenExteion Home Economies, The self-clean range usually operate University of can raise prices by 10 per tative packages once the costs more than the tontinuous. cent Do you have any In- Gainesville, Fl 32011, orFlorida, also, their Q: or they can contact scale electricity has come back on. If clean them down. range but the cleaning furmaflccutotheeffectsof air your local County they're still partly frozen, just results are usually more conditloniug Extension on the amount of Home Economics Agent, E. The most unlikely course, refreeze them. They may lose satisfactory. You need to foHow gasoune a car UM? Louise Gill, 43%D.S. Orlarido Dr., however, would be GM to some quality, but they're safe such instructions as cleaning A: The Environriicntal Sanford, Fl 32771, phone: 3V,rescind its increase and for to eat, the frame around the door and prote to becom -. p ' —— OPEN 9:30-6:00 DAILY L!- A,- — — — F V - LA Z - BOY RECLINERS __ i.- 4 Construction contin ues on new Florida Federal Savings and Loan building recently damaged by 30,000 sq. ft. Wee-glory building Is being erected at SR 434 and SH 436, Altamontea Springs, at a cost of wind storm. The $1,300,000. Branch manager David Berrien (shown Inspecting progress) cxperts building to be completed In April, 1975. for ction Agency's "Report 7128. 5— -- - - -- =:- ';- cr- - --.. -',r';:v- '-- - ----- .-_,= :. -:,r -- --' '- ._-v - . - - - -' ---------- . -- ------ - -- . �— _____ 1. 41 7'~u 2B-venInaHpr I I I~ L / WA het I Quotas wn s andI That s Yu o rK in 9dom ~ YoU 0 1 / . . .. The Herald Services Douglas sells islands, but not or 0 peddled, to a German fellow, - . recntIn located in Nova Scotia, Douglas' home base, would used for. - -A - itt I the 34 earld _' ~ /! . - __~i~ .. ast year It failed to reach its has also helped the services to minorities en te ring rgoul& reach their targets by cutting vices. As predicted, black The Marine , which d do the s of the armed recrui ts been dIropor. pe nded on conscripts slightly foes. ft lopped 43,000 off the te tiona ly numerous since .- — - * I i 10 I GNCrt4 , on U140111 A W '- - - 0 WHATA WONDERFUL WAY LOSE i:i A mEi 2oo$vO1 'OPrXIJ InFI' TOASTED SOYBEANS d loud.d "to U $10-00 OM INCREDIBLE SUGGESTE RETAIL D 93,00 on w~y bwb C"rww. to cli&ical uvi.k -Mad wits- wu tn 1V4V*ftfW -mo" (w Month% Supply . 2Mont . Vegetable Juice I 04 (All Var OZ. V __ q. -4 149 ; 0Jumbo I w I - ri in . 1IJ1 .; REG.1 1 • jW 4 it- BARGAIN J ____ - - --- ______ PI W IVA b I I FACTS 1 II i Ny'4IIvvvrs...../J1 r $2.2 HANDY TOOLS FOR 49 - VNbam i" il~ ____ i - ` DURO' E•PDX-E5 FIVE MINUTE GLUE HOLIDAr F06GERS 60Z. 1"I 14 OZ. _______ 2021 S. French - Ave. 'l , . I I /" -,/ / // I" , Z.-' F y 1 IIi At 11 I ' /1/,// I I w \ •iii Pr 4 x 8 .. Sale Price 106 i - SPRUCE SHORTS 49C Afl I ................... i II 't1t% 'iiiii1ij ,1fll '~ ------------ II 49 I/gIll I., -. I ____ - . - - _____ - .- 1.03 ' II111111I; — A T' lit I I II II X\\ \\ I1i k ~ k , /4 BOARD . - ____ A strong pressed board prJuct made of real wood chips. May be sawed, drilled OR USE ONLY. - . I - YELLOW PINE SIDING Ideal for interior or exterior applications Will accept pant or stain points in which each p!a)er tries to move his own counters Scotty s Price . , O, . I,. 4. - I L4 , ". , .11 _ k . - T I ,;,;k- w, 41 X I I from point to point and off the bourdwhilealsotrytngtob '' 1" x 12" 4 : 180 Iki w Scotty's Price ........ ..... ..'' iin.ft. g - 590 690 86C m - - : - , . . : / liii vi U 1111 " .r ~ i , Ist, Thursday of - I I ,~l 0 , i 1 '- ','' II 11 1//flu, Highlands Club House— (I! th e Sanford . 1111111w, flItI1401 ' "fl .1 exterior use ,a 11 171 NI . a, .... 39 .90 3 4,45 399 3 '4'xB' - Sale Price I - 5 11. - - 11n. It. T AC EXTERIOR I- ~_ ' F L 71 - --- world's oldest The World - / - - w • .- ' - . ' 7 4 ---.1. --- - - ~-~ " - _--____1 ,A , f / Peg Scotty's rice Sale Price [' -' - -—.,, - ______ ' . &"T"" Z~~~ ~~, 11_~~~ _-~-_. - I , 11 1FAIPER. BOW SAW# REG 49 49 VA"ar - CEMENT AND F0771 MM --~~~~- f - ~ ~ --- __---~ ~ $1979 , . WHITE PINE WOOD MOULDINGS . ; F. - 4r-, Fv -1 ; A- I Scolly's Price IL . . . ~1' ~1,1_ ,, I I- 80, lin. ft. (Solid) (Solid) 4 (V A versatile 15/32" x 4' x 8' alI-weattior panel board that may be used inside or outsi de Aegular . . 6.30 Pc ..... ove Improve... . Scolly's REMODELING Itc oss vl REG $2 15 - _ * to, FG. $7.65 (O S ,; - - ---- .-. ====_= 21/4 "Base (Finger do nt) 130 On. ft. - - ... ---- ........... -. -- _- --- = HOtIRS: 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS J -- .. __ - -_-~_ ,--I'-----I - aw . . _. X~- ' %% --- - ;. 1: *..~_-3 7 30-400 SATURDAY :~ - ---- I-—_711~i .- 0-- - __ ,, . 11 SANFORD PH 323-4100 Ci S_ faems. . 'f" ---.- - -. 7 - -1 _. : I ' ' - 4 i -t SALE PRICES GOOD AUGUST 16 THRU &. tin it !.!. .. 10.57 1000 . per bundle Base - - : _~_,. M 17 fZ ORIA OA ST1IAF BANff 850 lin, It 214 Casirici nt) (Finger 0 I am 1110am 887 479 Price 191 No Down Payment 1 sphere .n your famil' roo .' using natural cedar shingles, A,Iso ideal for many basic construr.t- on appNcit c t'ur per square ______ Home improvement L04ins Avallable 6 .-- Check your nearest Scottys store for all YOUr inou!rl 549 PC Sale Price 70 50 6.89 NO. 4 CEDAR SHIM SHINGLES -, (Joni lengths 6' thru 16' Friced by hw,al fooi "'i" Cove Mould I .--. . V T 1/b SURFORM POWERLOCK $ RULE R F_ .1. _ .., il- 1i -- ' '..I -..aft.* v~-- Jill - *on 1. F*f - . THE SHOP PLANE — __ - ' i.a* liii j - 4w illUi l POCKET $ ____ 1 lb. —6 . Ph. 323-4650 4 Backgammon is a game played with dice and counters on a board divided into two tables each marked wIth 12 I P21 USEHOLD HEL—M _RS TOOTHPASTE REG. $1.39 - Open Thurs, Nights By Appointment Ff, l I/ cavatlonsmakingthegan)eone ff my vy ___ L T ,A1 JIM 12 oz. VOW tf~=- Authorized Agent For All Airlines And Steamship Lines No Charge For Our Services 4 1 ' f . I - j iii ' ,.s - ~. ;- was found in Babylonian ex 11 1A _w- F8IEY CORN PUFFS Vol r Citizen WORMALMAMC ., $ 19REG .._--- - " _V-~_ - - - __ - - __ POWERLOICK 3 FT11111 oAx ~_ ~___ __ ~ Winter - 1 t _______ 74 kvirme tiiiibe CORN SOYA F. 2 $11.-79 SNACKS TOMATO JUICE et 10 P42/ - . . ,. , AGENCY - fl//lIP I __ £ h ill rev. lSc I uy; -ALMOST 109 CAC11 44/29i ~ Village Club— St. John's Village—Fern Park—meet Ist — owmists or Club— meet Land T ha t I nvented SUN TRAVEL '1 - - Semoran Bh'd. Mts'nonte Sing-3rd Thur&day of the month at the Women's Oub—Overbroo Drive —Cuselberry. Thrtylaera (lab- meets Sta. Peter & Paul—Goldenrod— tat day of the month-7:30 P.M. / __ ')/IAQ IT nf759 9 ~J~ w- ,_ I Scotty's Sale Price Reg $29.99 — gW amGC4 -il i C FARMFAW1 i-z &I I Se RI EGM , Raisins ..~~, ', ~ THCIMPSON o0z. A VARIETY 1 4 C 4~ ,9 VRl , -_~ ,'IV_I I UNII _.. GNC I lk"T ".'f G14C - I " IRq F1 GN : I - IrTIM I -1 T 14,117 Im N~ J I KkllP_ ~ 11 ' ~MN' l I M4el" ,11"s -11.48~ 1 1-~%_211W - - . . . ~ . . - - . . . . - 4 __ __ ___ 7_ __ mim EM&MMI M i -r. i =_:._~~--------------------I , . .1 I I #;ic : --I__ .1W 45 ,- Regular Price ' Open Arms To "T - 1 A? 'v #/~,!l i I II I 11111h1 I l) , , `p \\ lii ~l i9 ii1 ' ,.- - I Bear Lake Road—Forest aty—d Thursday of th e mon th 1:00 ',/$ ,or With Color." ______ ,. - . up.. II \\\\ -- T ' .;-.. ,,., Soulb Seminole Senior Cliftew . $1909 I - =V GOLDEN HARVEST esame / INCLUDING AIR FARE The Guatemalan Tourist institute welcomes you Price 4 3 ri ,I;N ,IS Snacks &jp --- wtL L82 $1.1 ' 8_11 // I - 1 1VT . -- ChwcvtedneetMoyofthemoflthat4p.M, , ,', ,,, , SI + CIUu- •,,,. '-'by—meet mtIy on St Jo mon Ove SI Club— All Souls Catholic Churchanfo_meet every oUrThesday ofthemon at93OAM Sanford Senior CIthe Club— Sanford Civic Center—meet Ist & 3rd Tuesday of the month--no,on. /1 — 1, , , I% r I ffm - LIM111 41 jr , 6 r,Nc _______ CORD i. i it- ~Vllql 11, I ,~~,,~'11 , S1.\ 111~~N241 I — BZ b— meet list Baptist Church—Activities Building— Longwood—last Tuesday of the month-12 30 p M Central Senior Citizens au Church of the Nativity—Lake he 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 10:00 Choluots Se nior Citizen Club— Community Fire HaU-7th Street-47huluota—meet 3rd Thursday of the month at 6 P.M. I .A \ 1I EM 11 -). . , £'a - --..... HARVEST 1 APRICOTS you? AND BATTEN REDWOOD SIDING Angles Elders— St. Augustine Catholic Church Sunse t Drlveuselbey eet Tuesday of th e mon th —b:00 A.M. • i' I MIN MULTI VITAMINS H MINI WTRALS •J1) REVERSE BOARD do Senlor athens Club— Grant Chapel A.M.E. Low Se6em ew. 2 /88 ioo I Brain Towers—Sanford—meet list Wednesday of the month— 10:00 A .M. HEAVY DUTY BROADCAST SPREADER 94 CORN FLAKES CAPS3 Clubs, Addresses t P1 0 1111111i I k\~, 1111 , I I 11 I I 11 ! t III ,~1 I I ,!, f ly(I I III I / / ~) 1 1 4~ Will I f Altamonte Springs Friendibip Club— Altamonte Springs [RUE 129900 ____ I 0 FULLY ESCORTED ________________________________________ rd Thursday of the Month-10:30 A.M. M II More than three pounds of private group could build a about the possibilities of vices, except to acknowledge plutonium had disappeared. crude but frighteningly deadly homemade atomic bonibs. that theae is enough in exis. Three pounds is only a fraction atomic bomb The main diffi Consider ed d crack bomb di' tence to make dozens of bombs of what terrorists would need to culty would be obtaining the signer two decades ago at Ithe With the prospect of a Holly. fashion a crude atomic bomb, "special nuclear material, a height of the Cold War, Taylor wood script writer's fancies NOVEMBER but the shor tage sent ripples of euphemism for weapons grade now heads a private research turned to r ea lity, the quality of Tarpon Springs— See the romance of Sponge fishing on the alarm through the AEC. Plutonium or enriched and development company, fie Amerira's nuclear safeguards Gulf of Mexico. Eat at a famous Greek Restaurant, visit the Next morning AEC inspector uranium. has .studied at 11mgth the non- has becolnea inatter of debate. beautiful Greek Cathedrid and the church of the famow, Ennis Charles Perk flew to Oklahoma "T"he art of making a crude imum requirements in (:,,,. - I :: consciousness country to make nuclear de- Ocala. Picnic lunch at Marjorie Rawlings State Park and explore e country you've readabout In her cost 17.00. First places go to members of Florida History Classes. Limit I BEST PAINT 11 pe Kerr-McGee had discovered aspect of advancing nuclear producing electricity today for thousands. By comparison, the bomb - mater; unac- technology. The art of making a d ropped on hiroshima 29 years nuclea r weapon no longer is the more are under construction. counted for. ago Ihis inonth exploded with The material was plutoniuiii, exclus ive purview of gor. A re UCS g a radioactive substance used in ernipent scientists toiling be. niuin, but not of the iJuality the force of 400,000 tons of TNT, killing about 85,000 people. atomic bombs. Kerr-McGee hind barbed wire fences with AEC officials won't disclose fabricates plutonium fuel ele- Illul timillion-do liar budgets. Some physicists credit Dr- how "itich plutoniiim and enments for an experimental re Tl Is t'roIn kir in the Theodore i I'i br with richui urtnium i actor in Richland , Wash. in the US. nuclear coiiununity thata heightening the month--luncheo Reservations necessary. - '' a. a MUF Golden Years FeUowsWp— mect at Community United 2/87 GRANOLA CEREAL 3'b ENZYME DIGESTIVE THE "MODEL-ETTS" WAY HELPS CURB YOUR APPETITE HELPS YOU LOSE IMAT EXTRA WEIGHT ALL NATURAL O)BER crub1untry Thp— Daytime visit to Marjorie Rawlin gs 11011le -"I Cross Creek witil stops ,it 'I couple of horse farms near L.t' DIETETIC COOKIES A@tawft .f. PAVA VffAMINA1 I II! ___ APPLE CIDER. VINEGAR r" 4k S2,35 2 FOR$2 I -- a SALE ENDS AUG. 22 100 BREWERS YEAST ,,::So EL SALVADOR Augustine Church a located a Sunset ye Casftiberry. Tickets are $3.50 per person for dinner and dancing. nner will be served at 6.00 p.m. and dancing will start at 7:00 p.m. Obtain tickets by calling Projed GREATEST or Thomas essndro, president of Augies Elders 834-1108. keen their families These men - - - U who never had any interest In 1 Paintings. Enjoy the unique shops along the waterfront. Estimated cost — $11-00. We plan to take 42 on this trip. Make 0 3 WIRE 1 5 % TOASTED WHEAT GERM _ 1ENTS August Dance— Augies Elders will be the hosts for the dance ja clothed or to earn enough to EXTENSION ( VITAMIN OO CAPSULES -1W I.U. 100 CAPWIts'399 $ REG.I 2 BOTTLES—$7.50 S2.4013 FOR4W 1 $s U11k. Some join up merely to be I med m, AUGUST nroperly fed housed and w 3 nduct ki &M. .A1 0 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - VITAMINE ' P Yesterda y's SANFORD PLAZA 9I.(J V A X OR MATCH SALE dao than Best.Buyll, It a way of life." -1 a a =4 A ymp 4; - I (M11N WASHINGTON (AP) - The City, where he rented car and device ... the information perise and materia ls to build a there probably are some figures had been points like the checked and drove 40 miles northward avaltabie. It's all unclassified, workable bomb. double checked, the storage through rolling bills to in the sys te m where an inside Amy could acquire some spe. The things they need are avail. containers In the vault exam- cent, "Under conceivable circurn. man and a determined group cthl nuclear mate rial." able on the general market," sthnces,a few persons, possibly once again. There, he supervised a new sa id E.B. Giller, AEC's head of even one person working alone, But the inventory still didn't inventory of Kerr-Mee Pluto. natio na add up. niuin, seeking proof now had that l security. Everything, who possessed about 10 kilo. Is, except the plutonium or erar (tt n. Finally, ai required by law, been stolen. # ~ , nriched uranium that is the niurn oxide and a substantial Ray Janka of Kerr-Mrrjorplq nilTen ftys Lnter everlDne re- heart of a nuclear bomb, amount of chemical high ex. clear fuels facility at Crescent, laxed. The plutoni um ITL" ' was all 0 0 th The AE C spent $W million in Plosive could, within several Okla., reached for his telephone there. A series of errors in the fiscal 1973 and Is spending $% weeks, design and build a crude &;Aih and dialed Jack Hind, the first Inventory was the /I culprit. million this year for zccurfty 00* at fission boiith," Taylor said. AtOfflk Energy Commission's The Atomic Energy CommI the several dozen facilities in By Taylor's definition, a security chief in the Chi cago sian says it I experiencing the United States where poten. crude bomb would fit into an regional office. about four MIJFs a year. So far tial bomb fuels are stored or automobile — a delivery van, Hind grasped the gravity of they C05TAQ1rA,e' all have hn hitmn nr us. cc rurs in the complex safeguard the transportation of the power of dered his staff to work and in' inventory -processes. (W pounds of fuel around the country. TNT. Detonated formed superiors in Washingduring rush But Jack Hind's concern last this fuel hour in a large city, it might kill ton. , are There February reflects a disturbing 9 DAYS — 8 NIGHTS AUG. 15 - 24 OFF 7 ,ft __ If Sanford Senior Citizen Club— 12:00 p.m. — covered dish. Program of birds of Florida by Ira Weigley younger, Ilkei y I be black or bro AME (h*er 50 Club— 10:30 a.m. Games BXYZ Club— 12:00 p. will meet at Baptist Ch urch In Longwood, ride bus to Sanford, eat lunch at Western Sizzler and then go to the ZOO, antity. Today's volunteer tends to Grant AUGUbt 20 a good deal of evf. There * H ME &- HARDWARU z up a fix . tcd 0 1969 for $3500 as part of a and a friend bought a 160-acre have commissioned me to find package of e, was sold in island in Nova Scotia. They them a sovereign state," he 1971 for 8,50O.) moved there last summer and says. "They want their o ys," 71~ ?4w ywit decteft A 400 Church '4 u 4 4i — au Poorly C.uarded is B) LYLE SUFFIELD AUGUR 19 Greater Ov iedo ' rge Tillstwonhy. . "Our Islands are sUU the buflt a log cabin. 71*y've got country so they can develop a 200the rabbits and 29 goats and free port and apply for memDouglas' office a.1 said they most underpriced In ha'tedoffD1 wend, he says. In his current bership In the United Nations. wanted to buy an isi , ffiv , Its a very old established or. lie replied, and started looking r6.3r7ermn$6, There are the who see the der," he explains, unwilling to ig1as found proved well over million for the ouly land What identify them, "The grand startling d ultimately, . never, literally, see it au Ouivcs.-' i%'.S 'i.'. aiC rewarding. "Nov& ScoItia just CAnarift wise; and some who use the is. reM a piece about me in New happens have the work's lafldSOniythngthesij York magazine and had his best plyoflslandsar4untilj "It's 2,400 acres," he exDougl,apud, lawyer call me, Their only xcstarted marketing them, they Plains, "and was owned by an who sports a ci e w cut and Ws quirer ent is that the Wand b e SiMPI Y weren't On the market. Old Spanish family for genera- older Ow his years, Owns five in excess of 100 acres.,, tions. It has a sleeping volcano islands himseU in Nova Scotia, Should he iucceed, the profits When the province was orig on i rugged teain, and a one or two of which will always will be enormous,enough to nay settK11 I* e*"L% "the lighthouse." be for his Own use bmime, as retire On. For now, though, he Islands were choice plaCes to he says, "en YOU o an says, "I hope to live: seifufflclent fañns, In So far there hasn't been a island, that's your kingdom, way I am. We make larger and the early 20th centur), people flL3hOflLt,butyou never know. "You can buy a 1,000.acre larger deals each year, and I began abandoning them for the Jest who buys Islands, and why, ranch but somewhere there's a like the people meet. Selling Mainland and they of no varies, Douglas sa fence post and someone on the islands," Douglas nc1udes, value." "Basically everybody has a bit other side who may put ,,is i I MIN - So, Douglas went about he mys, the largest full-time of an c streak in them nuclear plant or what isIand deaW in the world, Ing UP the privately-owned corporation lawyers, profes- There's nobody within half. a Douglas has sold roughly Mo land, often for as httle as $6 an sors, whatever. They range in mile of me when I'm out ow ithrids, most of them in N(r,ta acre. an outrageously mull age from 20 to 60, they're all and I can do whatever I want. a &. -011111,some In British Colurn. wn considering Wands on the very ecology-mLided and mo3t You get on an Wand and you bia, and one or two in the Fiji west coas! of Canada are worth are looking for a very simple have your little country." "from $10 to 14,000 an acre and way of life. and Canary Islands. Speaking of which, Douglas and those on the coast of Maine go "One female psychiatrist may just be responsible for the Last year, he soW 30 for $5 to 8,000 an acre."(A 160- !rom New Hampshire, for ex. creation of a new country. earned, he admits reluctan Uyacre Island Douglas bought in ample, sold everything and she '7here's a rellgiou.s group who "in excess of $100,000. . SEN IORS _____________________________________ Since 1969 when he started simply enough one day when two men walked into 1 IA"BOr' flb Key p ward about what they're gob* to use an Island for." A handsome profit for unusual bit of de which _~Wll becoming good other services, but it now has for the recent spurt in But Rep. Edward Hebert and quickly become only 25,000 left in its ra nks and recruiting figures Sen. Sam Nunn are urging they are leaving at the rate of Th is ye ar 55 per ce nt of the Congress to relax these restricThis may go a long way to 5,0W ,I month. This harl(fic.ip deferise budget is allotted to ti on.5 irl tile MIX flt'fetlse hlidl,letexplain the recent rise in (Thne ineant that the ariny had to manpower ' compared with 42 For good reason no quota was in the service recruit mo re energe tically, but per ctntat the height of th e war ever placed on the numfrr of Coq seems to be suffering for the or other ctlinic most. -. . ;; ~~ . i "~ - real estate salesman says sniffing, "bu t Ameri cans, who make up 90 per cent of my I '' I Zwmf o skills, always depended on has made recruiting more volunteers for the bulk of their diffitlt by stipulating that at And Last week the Secretary recruits. The Air Force is at least 55 per cent of recruits be of the Army, HowardCalloway, present larger than the high school graduates and that who only last winter was programmed level of 645,000 no more Orin 18 per cent be of predicting that the Army might ?nd the Nnv wou!d be f Le "i:' vii %ft"Ic .F,v target had not accidentally This hit the Marine Corps paralter a year without the draft, been set too low as a of ticularly hard since It did not buoyantly announced 1that it doublecounUng some 8,000 of its have enough high school grahad in fact 1,000 more men than sailors. duates applying for It to take all programmed level of 782,000. The high rate of unemploy- the non-graduate applicants t ment among the young and the while the Army ha d to turn The Army has always r eliM good rates of pay offered by the down many men because of on conscri pts more than the seicea are the main reasona their low mental category. cash. P IWO D w n 1iy 1 ' . That was how the buyer wanted It, and Douglas ne ver did QUa ve Tile Herald Services went for $485,003 SEMINOLE ha flAlow By EWE GROSSMAN Up, WNGN -(NS) After a shaky start the arm ed services are in good shape less than the army, has consis- total strength in the last defense voluntary system began. In numerically at the end of the tently failed to reach its targets budget sind It looks like making May they tptalled 21 per nt of . first year without conscnption. and is now 6,000 under stren *gth. another, but smialler, cut Lhb L~k jigska dauxugh only 6, 1ki",, I" %8-N.! 71w N a vy. a T% — ,,! the -~. cent of the population Is black. it iate Corps, met heir which reqWre higher technlc On the other hand Congress __________ Thursday, August 15, 1974-3B . - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~l~ vei)iflg hera -. -. - - -- - -- -: . ..-- ... !I - S- -------.--- ....... .- r-_7.__.__ �-- __________ .1. ______ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ - r - --.-_ ____ ______________________ ______ ________ _____________________________ ___________ _________ -: - ________ _________________ - - F ,.-s.. r' - - - 'r-' - -- - I. -, -- - ____ - - - - ' F - -- -- -- .ji -- 4B-Evenir.g Herald ___________________________________ Thursday, August 15,1974 Seminole ___J_ -- ___________ -= __________ - •.. County Gamb li ng Land Transactions Are Recorded ____________________ ______________________ ~~~~ Evening Herald A ttracts Thursday, August 15,1974-5! -1 . French Thomas R. England and Dwight Musselwhite & W '' Cynthia Esters to John Cam Corp. to Donald J G reen Brenda J. g1an h wile to K&eU. 21 allod t Gertrude to Thomas J. ( & e to Dotby L Jon, .VO Snyder & w Patri Ha A. GoerMng Con1r. to A.-That part of Ch al~ Gary W. Vantp and Betty sec 1 1100 Greakr Cotr. Co, to itarold Kryder & wf. Della & w Agatha 1' of N $40' of Th A, arles & te Jr. & Ththna I. Josh ___ tngwood . $30,000 By ROSIF: IIARGROVE Plsia & wf. Pauline, U Eugene T. Wdt & wt. Marlon Robert F. Baoan & aon S of SE & NE of 12 B D Clayton Carman. sgi etc to E "a of SE14 of SW14 of See. 5. Dutch and South Americans, on ,I : James N. Hensel & GoUyjew Esta. Sec. Americqn roulette. What with 244, Chula Vista, $5,500. Th e Held Se rvices , U IU WeU Ht Club, Betty Jo U 53 Rep). Part of w &I"Y K NE ~4 of SE;i of SE 4i & E ~i of Meredith Manor, Uri. Lawrence E. Battles & w Ruth 21-29 $7,500 the other hand, prefer the South 1, 0,900. Fox Hunt Sec I# $36pQ. Municipal Casino as well, PARIS ,I ; Jwnes T. Clark to Joseph R. NEM Sportsmans Paradise addn. CB, , -U- NE !ri of SE ~i See 12-21-31 In the of France. Einheit Constr. to Wm. R. alsc on the famous Crotsette, Greater Constr. to Richard United States there is Las Lewis & W. Theiia L. It 40 Bl $16,0 n1 A. ;9.0. rective) $100. toLewis H Schwelckert & . English & wt. Diana. Lt 15 Blk Official statistics from 1973, Cannes is beginning to be called K Carriage Hill Unit no. 3, (QCD) C S Ie to Dorothy A, Sol.Dale Builders, Inc. to w Annthat pafl of S Z.8' of the latest available. show that tho.Wranrtl 1pol VpjtnS. ' A& . Edw. H. nders & W Eilz. to L Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6 Wek . S , , - ,. ') R't F HURt Charles S. Jr., & *56.900. . -W. Harley Pfeiffer & w Marcia- The na C, Is More staid than its rivals but S&Z Development Cor. ' 5cc. j attraction, in every resort and wt. Beatri ce U 53Repl,, Part of . 2,2,3 ik 4, stal 1ke 2141 N of RR e. 1.61 acres Casinos all over 11 QCD) BenWe N LI. 3,111k A Brantlev Shores, 1st 18 & 15 W of County itH eeper spa in the profitable running is which _______________________________________________________ boasts a casino A Fls D. CH U5,0 -1 line etc, In Patricia Ann the country have increased Addn. $44,900 the old, rococo Monte Neeper, sgL, U 24 Methven & J. Haber Carlo . Amanda, Lt $31,500. & iM n. 21•2143. el., $100. their takings by 50 per cent over Aldean ln $100. ..11., Fletcher Prop Inc. to Ida Harrison casino. Inciden ta 127 In block 35 Lots 1.7 & I ts is lly, this was 111k If North Th Or suiruner, as every holt. lando Terr,, Epoch Inc. to A Sec ni ta L. & Rambnd to the last three years. Larry E. Ivey, Gdn Eat 2 Unit I, $33,500. Lavergne L Gassier & W the first de luxe es 31 in block 36 of Dreamwold, ta blishment ne day season, directors and bor , sgl, condom. C-lOS ir P. Fulton & . Linda, Peggy J. Ivey etc. to Ward In wi the army of croupiers Beace-Un1t 6 ke ViUas Lts 4 th section $51,333. to introduce slot machines, in croupiers are again welcoming Grea te r Cons tr Bldg. . to Eugene J. 2 Weva Villas, condom .., 12 & 13 BIk A Tr. 15, d Davis & Seminole County's natural beauty and itli their nickle "rakes" and Condom. $33,300 wt. Edna the Lt 1 111k A, Per marble entrance hail, as their The Greater Construction ry & wt. Charlotte U 103 $4 4,500. always hopeful public, supple, quick-as-lightning Miller & sons On. Inc. to Repi. Sanlando Spgs., $4,600. ParadisePofnt4 th 5cc $24100 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Corp to Rene Jeph Lambert & well as the "American games" The best-known casino is, of C. Nelson Blackrnore, Raymond Harrison I 1 : • '- . 11 'a.....;I-... . Qwitin flen' nry C)thir tn Irns raked in cr,w tier C,-r. !' • I t' iU C1,74 .•. S -..•.:..; ti) U! U .. .. " '-' M..i.;... 13$an -- .:,, hUt L ;... nfflhon, 10 per cent tser, Li 41 lee 'tez 'iyA-Lt. 17 EDevonshire tovemn / Then, to encourage the younger J. there are others Just as woodlanth section 4 p9,000. Shoe naker onstr. to C. 0. 1. Janice, Lt9 111k D. Hidden Ovido, $20,000. EMs., $100. impor- previous year. $42,500 generation, it o1erated a Pelfter Construction Co. Inc., Hawthorne Jr. & wt. Mae Alice, Ike Est., Un. 1A, $3Z300. tant if not quite so famed. As, Irwin K. Copcily, sgl. to new residents who (QCD) Ma Since 1970 there has been a be Robert new C. Ayers, Sr. & Lola to to Walton B. Hall owes & W decade ago the wearing of Hamilton, U 17 111k B Idyllwllde of Ich for example, those at A. Henning, igi. to Mary Ernest Laudreano & wt. Edna, s9l. to Florence lM.A..'ohnson, Deauville steady flow of both gamblers LeC Smith & W JC8E Ak 1A shorts and zports shirts. hut It Donna L Lot 19 BIB Sweetwater Arbor, Sec. 4, $52,800. &L Woodworth, sgL, U 5 of Us 28, $ and Le Touquet, on the British and money. To explain 30, 31 & 32 BIk 4, 61 ailwood Eat., Sec. LL 16"i 0 the 1, $100. Oaks, Section p0,000. still requires a tie to penetrate J. Videl Jones & wf. Ella to Camelot U 1, 135,000. Cliannel, and in the South of The Herald reports the total land P Swope Laud Co Plat Crystal take Winter Homes s.d "casino boom" some peo Baick Hammock Howard C. Bilinicker & wt. into the luxurious interior ndal 0. France, Jones & wt. Sarldra, Donald Wilson & wt. Linda to the (corrective, $100. superchic inclined to think that the The Bird And The Bees Judy to Steven J. Siiapkh & Beg. 233.8' E & 46'S Vict or T. Smith Inc. to via rooms Br nee Legatt & W .Marjorie Lot where baccarat and ! tntersec. Monty F. Mathias & Walter S. . Judith, establishments at Cannes and rrench are simply more Ragsdale Sr & wt. wt. Cheryl Lt 22 Blk f, .. 4" "" , Investment Corp-I.A. 13 Casa Bobble and 3 of B1 H, Temple Terrace the county. To be 20 North So. line St. Gertrude Av & N line [A IA Blk 11, Lake Kathryn to Roy I. Juan.lePins. There is also more sicken by the gambl Ward & f, & Orlando, $32,000. Grande sud. $100 ing of ta ke happens to be Divonne- Withll6rnhllion - but this in the ated. Annex. $14,000. of RR, run E 178.6' etc., In Sec. Park 5th Addn., 000. Joyce 11 119, Spring Oaks, John J..NfeKemia & w joaa 10 $39,100. Charles Walls w1dr. to 26-19-30, $100. Divonne-les-Bains on Cie Swiss fever. Otbers rationalize that le!;-Bains, marvelously situated four nionths of "the season" Ida L Harrison & 11. Ray to A dark cloud in the otheise (QCD) Shelley A Baldino to informed border, which attracts a large our growth pattern be sure Robert L Snyder & inflation explains the passion near the gold mine which is alone. It has Jumped up from glowing casino sky is the T Stanley IL IOU& 291., 1A 19 Hubert E Sisan F. r & W Elizabeth P. Berel, and wealth) , ppy 0 form. David A. Baldino, Lt 19 Blk B, w Grace B clientele froin not Peter Chird & wt. Mary to sunny Slope $?5,M0. L-Lt. 16 111k P. for chernin de fer and Laccarat. Switzerland. Visitors there left C. Lot 15 Orienta C,arderc. IAfl Pitney fourth to secon( l pl, , Ict t)e(%1t1se growing scarcity & fib. Johnson to Nnald I.ike Kathryn Woods, $loo. of million011IN' S,-1-, it,cr1,-ind, I)Ilt a I The Meadows Walter L. hays Jr. & wf. . Mudie Mae -s 0 "Molle), just burns the gain. Ix-hind close to $40 million last of the introductiun of tile . read the Home section West W,900 wid to Jo Tarren& wt. Mary A., U (QCD) David A. Baldino to 16, $,00O. st).. aries or even comfortably wellKathrüika M., Lt 28 Sanlando Wrn. E. Mattair Gray, nearby Italy arid West Ger. blers' pockets," they say. & Kenne th F. Ha rr year. Second place goes to the called American games Robert E. Holloway & W ell & WI. Spgs,, 1st wt. Minnie 6 61k F Glen - Off patrons. Fortunes won or Arden His., The 1st David A. Baldino & WI. Scandinavians, the Addn, $25,800. E., W 132' of E ' of W 806.5', Addn, $43,9 To p-ranking casino in terms Palm Beach Casino Heidrun G., to Michael Charles at Cannes, Black Jack, craps and few in Kathleen, Lt 19 BIk B, eve ry Sunday. wl. Norma, E 35' of Lt 8 & W 48' Knapstein & wt. Hoenüig & J James Hoening George recent years. S. Rau & wf. Mary to Kathryn Woods, $100. Carol, Lt 9 Blk pa rt), $2,300. A fact not widely known is Wni. D. Magner & wt. Dianne, of 7 BIk M Northgage, $39,500. F 1 Kathryn Woods, 1st Addn., John E Dev. Entr., Inc. to Robert K. . h1igins & wf. Mary to Lt 4 81k 23, Fourth Sec., Strachan, sgl., condom. Res. S. Cleveland & wt. Eliz. to SM,700. d section $7,. thil any gambler who wakes up The Herald ServIc" production, The resulting New York, Lester James N. White & wt. Susan B. to the fact Ghr Ms. Inc., to Jack L that he or she is close Turkey - (LENS) shortage LNC Lund Sales Inc. Tee, to Jacob P. Miller & wt. Mary to of Sec. 30-190, in of opium for medicinal Charles Rangel, Rafael Navas & w Benilda to Us 131 & 132 (le Sanford Morris & W Ann L Lot 22 John R. Overchuck & ss disregarding to losing a shirt can apply to the w John R. Robertson & w .Mary E 10' of 132) Eugene A. Ju & wt. Eleanor Grant (Ley Grant) less E Much to the chagrin of the purposes caused a steep rise in Turkey's Importance as a corSanda lwood, $31,667. 150 Loch Arbor. Crystal Lake Club au th orities and ec b ome Administration, barred T ur key end ed price, but Turkey had Kathleen N-U. 33 BIk B The L-S. 75' of Lt. S. 111k B, Walker Sec., $7,000. [A 6 Blk A. Bear Lake to stand nerstone in theNorth Atlantic Stephen E. Makarewicz & wf Springs $14,000 froin playing in any casino its ban on opitun culti v8tiOn On by *28,000. Addn, Ai $24000 ________________________________________ Alton L. Luttrell & wt. Irene Edith to Donald E. Bennett & wt and watch as Mexico, India Treaty Organization, are lead. within French borders. Th is July 1 without consulting the and coun H. Mi ll & Sons of On Inc. to foils E. Allen & w Gloria to tries in Sou theast Asia lag the call for a ha to to Luke Jos. Beagan & wt. Shinlene, U 6 BIk A. The Dennis H.erHall usually is good for five years. lt all United States, & WI Linda I,- Grady Smith Jr. & w Dorothy Kathleen LI 13 111k G North stepped smartly into the military and economic aid, ULE NEW SUMMER SCHED The disappearance of a player Colonades 1st Sec., $19,000. LI. 24 Devonshire $40,bOO President Nixon was the market. L-& 100' of N. 1220' of E s of Real estate transfers during the week Oraindo Tern., Sec 3 Un. 1, CLOSED SUNDAY which Wt amounted to $82 who could be counted upon to driving force behind the 1971 Anne CI3 Bdns Inc. to DSidney B. SE1# of SW14 Sec. 5-21-29 With the pharmaceutical in- million. MONDAY- Private Parties-TUESDAY- Private Parties $28,500, stake upto$3,000a night caused Young & w Linda-Lt. 59, all of W1,500 understanding under which the dustry complaining bitterly TUESDAY-S r. Hockey 5:30 P.M. links E of NE eon of NW'. of 60 & por of 61, E. of ditch etc. In McKibben According to Wolff, ft p a serious deficit in tile kitty ending of WNDON took an 1 lENS) WEDNESDAY , Condev Corp. to James T. Turkish goverrunent promised about the shortage, even Wash. chairman of the House The cent of whose costs are usually Nations' world food SW of SW Sec 1520-32, run Repl. one well. known establishment to ban growing popptes th fngt of conference industrial raw materials rose Part of Sportsmans Budday&wioal Ann-Unit 633 0:00. 4:00 drought arrived right on animal feed like corn and in Rome this November. toyed earlier this year Represen ta Margaret C. Lt 17 BIk K North return for tives' subcom ................................. .3:00- 3:43 mitAdv. Dance .... schedule in its Myear cycle. together. Despite occas W.7 million in com. The big money is drawn to at soybeans. ional Heatherton village, UN. I Orlando Tern., Sec. 4 Unit 1, Seminole County with properties Since North America usually with the idea of growing 400 tee on international narcotics $5,000. Freestyle ................................... 4:30. 7:13 Nnsat*r,n over three years. acres After two months of little rain the baccarat and chemin-de- fer rallies, the prices Colleen G. Harter, form. $24,000 of of opium in Arizzona and control, Inost provides 60 per T h ce nt of the commodities and particularly tables, although there are e final outcome of Grand Solar Indus., Inc., to Makovec & Rb. robert to Collen 250.000 Americans Before 1971 narcotics agen ts Washington Jean L Patterson, sgI to Wm. state, Donald a. D alton wf, could rth American harvest could world's wheat imports and base metals, Claire be G Godwin, sgl., U 41 G. Harter hb. Robert R.come addicted to estimated that 80 per cent of all valued at now revised their harvest "' wool and rubber soilletinies soine pretty spec. LL E. Miller & w Gertie N.-Lt. The Turkish government heroin and anima'l feed, and has a virtual Midway Near Oviedo, ,000. 31 Jaen sad $109 still Improve considerably if THURSDAY morphine as a result estimates downwards tacular wianings at roulette. halve fallensharply this year. illegal heroin in America came further argues that some blk 6, San Lan ta $500 Pre-school . Highland Pines 100,_ Of the lifting of the ban. by 10 per some rain comes. But there is monopoly of the soybean trade, dU ' David M. Brown & wt Mary John R. Johnston & w Maria cent from Turkey and the ban was 000 poor Consuners have stopped The smal!er casinos offer only Da nce Css ........................ 3:00- 3:43 Morgan Seller, sgI to Stephen $28,0. Turkish farmers, theprobably crop will another big question mark world prices are now likely to buying, or are even off-loading roulette and "boule." Stories of Rangel, whose district in. P still be aalthough This was in comparison ~v, *th followed by a spectacular drop many N. to James A. Edison, III, so., to John F. Cllgan & w N. Jepson & w Martha record, and Fundamentals .....................5:434:30 J.U5 Of h a whom for have been cludes Harlem, home of half of Oak Harbour Crp to Harold nging over the grain market: stay high for another season. stocks in preparation for the people who 'broke the bank" in the known number of heroin growing poppies 12 per cent up on last year's. the Russian harvest, second H. Kennedy & Va. L, condom. centuries the coun's heroin addicts For governments trying to Herbert D. Johnson Jr & WI water Oaks, Sec 6 $67,000 CO PUBLIC SESSION . , ................7:30.10:39 likely world recession ahead, tend to be apochica1 these In Canada severe floods had and use 1st Addn. Beneva $28,000 by-products the 35E Oak Harbour Sec. 2, size onl,, to the North trol inflation, and not least for Manufacturers an a saysthat adverse effects could Linda to Wrn. T. Bennick & wf Goebel Entr. Inc. to Peter A. days. It seems the tables FRIDAY But the Turks have long felt selves, already hampered sowing In ; I Three D Homes Inc. to Luther $49567. Mallne American, is a lso thought to be Mr. Non, this is pla in have suffered real eco. be felt on New York's streets Janice Lts 2 & 3 M. M Lo"Is Ist Kelting & w Peggy Ann-U. 10 tha t they got the raw end of th a lways win. The re are of course ly bad fluenced by current Interest I- Todd & w Dods P.-u 103 e nomic hardship since the ban within a few months. Junior Hockey Calbert Constr. to John ...................4:00. running below target. Total real estate E. news, especially as farmers 4:00. Addn Citrus HIs., $21,000. is s per cent down on last deal, and Ankara's decision to went into effect. ances Bik D. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6 Barclay Woods, lit Addn. rates and are less likely than many private gambling clubs in For although the opium har. James Stanley & WI Mattc $57,200 China's summer crop is now have plenty of space With world grain stocks at ever to sit on surplus stocks if Paris and some large provin- start growing poppies again In Late Skate .......................... 10:WI2:W rn,100 But these fa rm 111k F Lake Kathryn Woods 1st ers were the vest In Turkey is not due unW to Geo. A. White & wt Va. L, U Anatolia came as no surprise. Weir lowest for 26 years, the already in but accounts for or~y hoard grain if prices show signs future orders are likely to tail cial cities, but these are Ward Hicks Inc. to Jim Ray very persons who were Edw. C. Mohler & w Mary to SATU R DAY 1974 year to date are $146,080,398, Addn., $33,000. of weakening. 3 Bik B Country Club Manor, Pettiford & w Carolyn-IA. off. restricted to men,,Lershipb. During Wt October's election Posed to benefit from AmerSW next spring. narcotics agents v;cather has sent Chicago one-third of Chinese needs. utning Skate ...... 10:00-12:00 lfl Eugene Wiu. Golden & w _____________________________________ PaulDale H.E. Litten & wt. Ruth to Th Un. 3118.000. e high prices, however, Woodere Un. 5 $35,800 The betting game, however, cmpaigii in Turkey three of he1pandoffici in Was ican agree with him Wt the mid. fatm prices rocketing jitst when 0iina has been placing its usual Chelsea-U, 3, BIk 6, RepU Downey& WI. Jessie N. hington diemen in the illicit drug. Charles a True& WI Lois to will not only Put up Americals 1Z 1 p big w heat orders with Canada f the four riajor parties gave argue that if PUBLIC SESSION Gordon A. Morrison & w Part of Townsite North the pro mise of a record is not confined to the 7 :10:30 • -U Lake Brantley Hills, m they are ar inco WOL J. FInch, Beg. etc -aks LA Patricia to David E. mes but also the value Late Skate ...........10:30.12:00 Shelton Assoc., Inc. toJackC $2l Altamonte Assoc. to 1r. There is the French equivalent pledges to reintroduce the pop- receiving it, this Is the fa ulnot trafficking operations have had been expected to bring and Australia, but, at 10 million of i ts farm Armondl & Chal UO ta$24,700 ts t of been hoarding heroin In Europe 160 Ch ula Vista, Sec 2 In See is. w PhyllIs-Ej of U. 11 expor Accordino, N 176.9W of 1A IS$ Crawford & wt. Shirley, IA 35 of th e f ootba ll pool them down, the pies. This has become an emo- the Turkish Town of tons a year, these are now doubled in the p , which ha ve Wm. G. Carpenter & W FAC ast two years to government, With and now that they are assured 2132 $2,000. WHICO Constr. to La Donna L Longwood $25,000 BIk C, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6, 'tletce" - which Is a threeway tional issue for many Turks, Turkey rescinding Wheat has risen by one4hird running at twice the average Lucille to Thomas G. Lochrane -N 176.905' of w s.sw of In i ts promisc of fresh supplies will begin Bessette, sgl. LI 30 Blk A North Neal Burnett, mgi to Roderick who For t Duocan A James & w Del E & w Gloria-U. 3, 81k B RepI. regard the ban as evidence the Administration which to bet on three horses on a day's es City, Orange Park, etc., $59,900. to $4.41 a bushel; corn has also over the past decade, Orlando T.rr. Sec 9 Unit 2, up to release it. accounts for the entire trwThomas, sgL, LI 20 hess S 10' of Turkey to Carleton E. Parsons & Us racing card, with a being Goebel Entr., Inc. to climbed by mazlrnwn one-third to James an & 30 Bear Lake Hts. in now has paid out $17 million in The Indian wheat crop, nround in Mnenlca's bala ,3O0 W .b' of E 2') Lincoln Cotwt DeIreI2 kAKnoll The Turkish prime minister nce of Washington's pocket. set for every bettor. it is Williams & WI. MIShe1I F., U unprecedent ed wood $3.74; and soy. Altamonte caught Assoc., to Fannie H. W. be tween H. Green & Sons bad weather compensation is unlikely to ___________________________________________________ Inc. PH. to 322.353 payments. is $1,700. adamant that although in the td $65,000 33 Bik C Sweetwater Oaks Sec. David H. Butler& wf. estima ted that over six million The Turkish government has hand over the $18 million beans, America's biggest cash conditions and a shortage of S. Hillman, U !85 &W00.'of $85000 Win, WM. Hanson 2700 W. 25th St. III & w Jane, U 3 (SR it 46A) But th th is is Sanloro still past there was much illegal (Q) Wm. E. Ma thes Jr., to Samuel Can alosi & w La ura e end of the exparticularly hard betting faithful bring a steady felt export, are done by owes un U k to up & per cent to fertilizer, is well below r E Sky Lan Donald R. enee & 183, Fore City, Orange de the agreement, $33 400 Janice I Ma thes, LI 15 BIK F, to Will. M. Knott expec- traordinary commodity boom trafficking In opium, this will revenue to the state which for since Turkey is the only country $8 5a bushel. This is bad news ta tions. This will al l adda sense & w Mindy- w Juditb-.N' I.A. 9 all of 10 & Park less part 123,600. Many members of Congress not necessarily be [thepst three years when Country Club Manor Un 11100. L 1 &N25'of2B1kE,Sprj th the pattern e to be pressed by the united want to go the year 1972 represented for livestock farmers, 60 per of urgency to the United Sof1I 81k34,SanlandoSub. H. Miller& Sons of Orlando prices of both fa crops and H A Ross Constr. to Edw. B. Uc Hills, Sec. 2 $78, something like 4.7 billion States in this way to halt poppy era tic Representatives from remains unconvinced Beauti., Sanford Sec. 145.000 Inc. to Larry D. Dobbins & Mang III & wt Monika B., Lt 33 The dachshund is a breed of francs, wt. Possum Petro. Co. to Gate Charles Hughes etux etc to Nancy Lt 58 Devonshire, 111k J North Or lando Terr., Sec Petroleum Co.-Lts. 9, 10, 11, Norman dog developed in Germany to ___________________ ____________ Pe llegrini & w Linda The National Lottery, with its C $3 9,000. 5 Unit 1 i,soo. Pursu e 12, 13 & 14 Frosts Addn As badgers into their weekly drawings and its "come Jo-LI. 15, Grove Hill $42,500 (QCD; Jonathan Grant & wE Sanford Kay & WI Rebecca to $120,000 burrows, The World Almanac on" of two or three substantial Glenn W. Bunting Jr & w District School Board notes, The dachshund has a prizes every week, still has I..aurel B!drs Inc. to Roger ii. Pamela to David G. Guthrle & Rosanna to H. A. Ross Constr.; 4910 that part of LI 45111k G North SCMIA101V CO., Wt part of Baldwin & w Mary-LL 7 the w Ells-11 11, alk A. Me Orlando long body with a deep chest, many devotees and rcprcsen'i Terr., Sec 5 Unit 1. Seventy.eight Seminole will receive bachelor's Barclay Woods, 3rd Addn etc. MoirSHi short legs and long ears, The a revenue to the state of 4100 degr meadow, Vu. $41,900 degrees, $600. County Ola Bang will $3067 Students receive will receive Charles J. wire-haired dachshund has somewhere ar Laurel Bldrs Inc. to Roger H. Moran Jr., James 1. ou nd $80 million Epoch p Inc. to Homer L master's degree. Charles Prevait, et al to Baldwin & w Mary-U. 7 H A Ross Constr. to Henry W. bachelor's and master's do. Mosley, Ann Simpson and remarkab!e stamina and dollars yearly. 0% The Blankenship & w Cynthia-u. Borgen & Thomas D. Prevail, all gran- Moorings 145,700 wt. Effie Mae, It 44 12, 131k B, th e Springs. $87,200 111k G North tors fat: N 405' (less E 5'l the cal University at commen ce- mcster's degr ees. On. Tent,, Sec T. Powell & w Nancy hunting wild boar and stag therefore, in the final analysis, Florence E. Boulden, Wid to Unit 1, $27,800. James E. Alford. Diane 11. deer, W 25 ft. of E 0.00' of S 96022' to Nancy N. Powell-U. 81, rnent exercises Aug. 23 at the sLite. Florence E. Boulden & Gee. Davis, Kathy H. Gantner, __________________ (less Rd) etc.,,Ln SWi Orlando Municipal Auditorium. DeBary-Deltona Famous Brand Names 8E. Longdale $100 James L$ & WI. Marguerite Robt. Jr-Li. 9, 81k 48, Robert L. Hinckle, tr icia E. of Sec 1$20-32 $100. Below students are listed by Gala S. Durrance, igl. to TownIte of North C2iuluota Ronald C. Murray, of DeBary Lockwood, JohnPaE. to Thomas E Norrefi & wE. May city, Nancy Viden, etal to Charles ROlandW.Laese&wRo th H...... 1100 Kim, U 11 81k H CarrIage Hill and Jerald B. Jackson II and Ifl,ry D. Merrill, FPrevatt,aujntS51'ofE US, B1k3, Heftier Homes Orl Dixie I. Packman of Full ' Harry E. Egy & w Ellz. to unit 2, UP Deltona E. Neely, Keith Palmer, Robert 47O.00'ofSW4ofS4of Sec 15. Sec. 1 118,300 % Altamonte Springs wlllreceivebachelor'sdegrees, Hog $199 Wm. B. Thompson-us. 9,10,11 Wm. E. Keeter & wt. J. Pennington arid Roy E. 2032 less Rd $100. A.C. SLinith Jr. & w Miriam &12 81k F. Twin 199 Set Christine to Wilbur B. Beasley S of Tn. 14, Ruediger Fern Park will receive Grace V. Borom, Teresa M. Cherles Prevail, Nancy to Kelly D. Stephens & w Repi. of Sanfando Spgs. 1100 Jr. & wE. mary LI 4 111k D, ft $149 bachelor's degrees. Deborah T. Viden _jvo;; Addie P. Forsyth, Carol}1U. 3 Bik B, Oak a, Susan J. Clark, James Donohoe, James S. Gunst Jr., Set. CombankW.p.,TnucteeflTh English Est., J. Un. 3,148,000. Hoffman, Sara S. Simmermon all grantors int: commence at Arr $400 • '4. 1 Michael A. LaMan, Robert c. l.afleur, Dwain 1. Plcou and and Barbara : Hary C. & ElIz Egy, ft ''' Da niel L. Ha ll, sgl & Ronald :- -. A. Whittier will NWCOrO(SWIIOISEL4,See I5. thoethisouIstandjng$ul,o Jacquelyn Matrinson, wld to 9,lO,lI,&12BlkF Sri of -Us, All McKenna, p James H. Stevens Charles in Jr. will receive master's degrees pu 14 A.Rae,5gl.toAlvjpL 20-312, etc sloo. your bedroom •t this low, low pricel Wni. R. Martinson-Unit 209 A McMillon, Celina H. Roe, Lynn receive bachelor's degrees. out 2nd RepI Sanlando Springs wt. Patricia, ' 9 1A ____ 4 less S 42.41 freight danged... Blk Charles Prevatt Etc. to AOak Harbour, Sec. 1 $21,900 $55,000 Qu L Shader and Pamela A. several sty les In choo, from . . . Sanford ________ E, Hi Alte Little Acres, All four Carlton E. Prevatt, all int: -Goldenrod Nader Homes, Inc. to Daniel Reg. $259 Tunlin will receive bachelors Regular prices up to S,4" .0 lax am NI Cu SW of SEL4 of Sec 15-20-32 LHaMy&w Ka yp.,U,i 4 Donald N. Fana, Michael A. I degrees. Robert M. Anthony, Lawrence E. FIUI , ~. Lowe and Ferrell, Ronald t129s R. (less E 545' & N 1U69.96' & r.w) Searcy Shores $34,500 Findell, Ga il I. Fruehan, Lynn G. Robert D. Smith will receive Linda C. Fornian, INCLUDES EVEN MORE! $100. king Leroy A. Cebern Baker & w Thursy t , Fruehan, William N. Hester, bachelors' degrees. You'll find all the oe~ ies on our shelves MaIfressIad 'DRESSER Heath, Bu!ord 3. Jackson, Charles Prevail, etc. to S1nv1 Pamtke & P.$319 Thomas J. Hobbs, and Georgie 162 'MIRROK Viden, all int: E 495' 11.1581kB, Tanglewuod, See. 3 Robert A. Keeth, Robert B. SALE It. Patterson Jr. will receive Lake Mary 'CHEST iose-outa 59 (less S 707.51' & W 25' of E $23,500 PRICE I V and you'll get our "almt instant" service master's degrees. 'HEADBOARD Kay Bartholomew 405.00' of S 707.51' etc., in SWt4 Bidding will Lelia I. Ross and Douglas P. set R.aynel Himes Inc. to Wm. F. Extra receive her bachelor's degree. Stanley will f SE'S See 15-20-32 $100. receive bachelor's Banchard & w Mar'-U. 22 Casseiherry • Close-Outs degrees. Betty Brown will Longwood Invited receive her master's degree. Blanche to Ray bank & wt _____ Grange P c. to Alien E. David S. Clark, John E. Judi th F. Abrams, Deborah __________ Phoebe, U 21 BIk EA, Lake H rr eU&WAnU.OSPC 96 Eldrige Jr.. Douglas W. . Octavio Gallego Jr., Winter Springs Ellen Addn CB $68,000. Z Oaks Un. 4 136,700 -~, Emerson, Handy Fountain, Lesli e C. McLuin, Irene N. Mafllu R Banrlck& Glenn H. Nancy V wE Lana Greenwood, The Dci tom a Cur p ir.i I r sntj (ho I"sl Creek Builder L. Robert A. Gaik , Mary I. SiIwak,'James S. Sloan, Judith Lawrence Manfredi --Just because, that's why. Raymond F Is'ey& wE Sandra Todd N. Pemberton inc.-From and Mickl Brothers, builders of Marsha Hall, Gensler, James st. Ledger-Roty and Dori s S. Patricia J. Smith will rece ive EaDonne,E1?7.Z'ofWl3$'OEN Vcor. of NEt4 of NWl5C6. (Except On New Shipments Just Arriving) a 1) of Florida homes, condominiums, and in 1). Melton and Jack Sirianni Witthil will 32925' of NW's of SEri of SE14 21-30 etc. $1,000 bachelors' bachelor's degrees. ' -. S . ____ ________ __ ' .- -. ' . ., - - He - .' r., ' " '"" C - N ______ / , - Of urk an P~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , ," ~ %. . to - oti*onal Issue - ______________________________________________________ _____ ANKARA, - A n 20~Year I I 9 - le ________ __________ - &, - -: - - -- 882 year. ____ ____ ______ WORLD ALMANAC - MELODEE SKATING R - - 1" Area Students Graduate of __________ - CLOSEnOUT SALE... ON BOTH FLOORS IN DELA ND _---. - A_ X--__._.--_- James - of ---- - HANDY Lawrence -i WAY and then make tracks Reiiecorajj,jg-.2 ____ _____________ I to the beach, pool, park - - •• - or just to your own _____ and $o Close - . ' . _ 0, ____ backyard. S ' F ç.sfr -- __4--k-f= . , ti AA to Gfand Opening On All Floor Samples Public F eight Damaged II- On High JerryL.Jones&wMarciafa Meredith J. Van." to Wingo to B. Edw. Pittrnan-Lt. 459 Th&ixira. F Squeo & wi Hoiynda Sprmg Oaks, Un. 3 $°° L,Lt1 BlkA Eastbrooks.d Un. James H. Clark& wFlorence 7 129,000. to Clyde Russell & Guy Uddenberg & wt Dorothy Margaret-U. 21 111k C Spring to Lois C. Garcia & WIlnna, U Valley Farms. $112,000 13 131 E Summersei No. Sec 2 John Fre'iley & w Marilyn to $32,j. Doamilil J. Pennington & W Robert CSpeights, mgi & Gall Dor y_..S. 330' of th It. 213 & N I Mazza to Robert I. Bailey & 305' of I.A. 2150 P Swope Land wt Jackie It 28 Indian Hills Un. Co PIat Black Hammock 6 $33,706. $17,000 Jr. - - 1 4 i j i4 - Famous Name Brands All Reduced i!dd ___________________________ Hundreds Of Items Throughout The Store RH Reduced For This Sale! VISIT Filkdwithfreigtitclamag,d factory CloSe. outs a discontinued items. Over 100 end tableS & COffH tables. Over 100 assorted chts, dressers, beds, dek, sei-, chinas, buffets, nile star,d, We have a wid, selection of dinettes & dining room Come by bring a tnicrui .iriri s -' 1. J 1 yf),Ir ry,mq furniture, all with a savings of 34 & sunday, August 18, 1974 BATHROOM THROW RUGS each - $61,900 Pa ul Morr is to Helen P. Geo. C. Schmd & w Joann to Fitzpatrick, U 14 81k 8 Peter S. Sherman & Glynes *:. ' Ia CLOSE.QUT CLOSI.Ouy OROUp - - •a. * Free Parking At Front Classif ieJ escaeson -_ U. Door . - - -AI WcathcrifbId1i,LAdd$l3,IOg T.-S. 140 yd. Victor T. Smith Inc. to Via of NWI Sec. 6-21-30 Mtg. SE sl 1mw. Corp.-.-Lt. 14 Casa Grande nati Bk. Mild. $21,500 S4.- 1100 Calbert Constr. to Herman G. Kilcollins & w Vicki L-li 31 Z Swne-U. 15 Casa Grande $100 Richf ield *28.500 it 'tc Ads DELANO - FURNITURE ' IIIIINIM -- _Nu~ MEMOM ORLANDO C.SSELBERRy EAST ORLAN IS W. N,w Y:r Aye. 430 f. Oranq Lv,. Mon.. Sat.0 __ open - Mon. 'Sot. '.s Hwy. 'ifl op": .4 LEESBURG 0 I. (Atr,uf,.m IIII 441 C UHaid Ctr,) Mi. I. Of Leftbu,-g Ihp, Sal0Svniis s. _____ ___ 1, _________ Men,.$a,,,4 Sun. 1. 5 Mon. , s,,,,.a _ 831-9993 MMI i ne Herald itonc firmly Into r!e '1 - £piih - stop dw \ 11 I U i_.~. Il- 0, TOLBERT WOOD andq Waq - ' [P~ ' ` PRODUCTS, INC. W OPEN DAILY 9-3:3o 2599 S. Sanford Ave. Ph. O5.323.5674 PREFINISHED WALL PANELS FOOD STO SAT. 9=1 Sanford MOULDINGS .1 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEAR YOU 0 - -- =--iwt - -. =-=.--- - -- -- - -- BRIC ICI ,gtsnin( r-ermicuhlc hrik ORMENNIIIIIIIIIIIIII_ - ,V 11 a BUILDING MATERIALS LUMBER RUST OIEIJM ,=- 0 . 0 I. _____ , next to last - F}icn ttut of '/..Sk.. tiit' it I -. . Make us your - / IWI ____ 322-2611 or I On Ad. M'rur " _- Call Today __ ' , your feet. .- ___ Bring 'Results w = Aj'8'iy Z'Hrick S lide brick you're in a hurry to get off , flo When , Give your home a dramatic look- that will he more pleasant to live in . . . more fun to entertain in . . and will ivc you far more pride, but he sure to use the cm1inc verrnkufjte brick, hr ?.'Brick. `09 1 I ,J 'It $995 I - VALUESTOO ____ Prices Detand Store Only Need '40'=a%7t"'I-1 ASSORTEDSTYLES ILImit4pJease ) Th ese 117 Forest Broek 2i)cJ See, B Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 3 $42,000. - , ___I CLOSE.OUTS ASSORTED SI 7 ES CLOSE-OUT $IN MORE TABLE SNAG BARGAIN BASEMENT 1950 Lee Road, Winter Park, Florida Phone: 64 55O50 "V __ - __ .A_j Z-I3RICK '(Iii )'ol 1' pIiiiis ___ OUR M~~; :;l~z~4 I receive eight rnaster.planned communities, ,innorncç the openinq of a Central MartinAWataon&wrseuy,u D.EberIe&wNarp....j7ft - __ All Sales Final to ofSec27.2O.29(1eurd)$3g, Factory - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - __ --- - �-- .- - - -- - -- F ;- -. - -. -, ,.-- .- -.--- --- -a-..... -- - . - ___. -- .--. .c - -- - --- - ---- C ---: - _- - :--: - .- ----- - - -; - - Pr- - - - ' .: - '11- - - - F-- -.,. - - - :'- - __________ - — 1~111 :. I 1 C ,''.--'.'--:. - C' f' - . - - - —------— - -- - . '- ------ - -- ------- --- -- .-------- ------ - - N ? F American oreign Policy I. t I 1 The Hera1dSeryIes - __C____ ._.. ______... - - country's and the world's, dispensable man. 1) .0 -. — - in- ____________________ __, did, that have persuaded the of alliances by China - no liberals Inside the United West Europeans to settle back move from America's arms States. This has happened 'If the United States decides It is not Just that Henry wi thin the embrace of the back to Russia's so long as because Mr. Nixon, like Brandt to do without Mr. Nixon, it will Kissinger Li willing to stay on as Atlantic community. Chairman Mao is alive: the old in Gemmny, failed to insist not have deprived itself of a Secretary of !tat ._..,. — ., that lnv ' 5.4,. man But foreign policy.' none of his Struck with will never reilit1sh each bargain these th ings Mi'cn lti:t e .rcsdency, claim to the aoacy of corn. Brezhnev and his friends should One by one Richard Nixon's President exceot perhnçss ti Ford has indeed said 5: argumen the dollar, lay at the heart of the munism. be an even-lizincled one. 4P against being thatheaskedKlfngertoc.ry # 1 .1/ be_______________________________ But the anti-Confucius Nixon policy. The centerpiece removed from the presidency of on, and in the end Kissinger's ________________ ________________________________ ' of that policy was the search for campaign, with all its Untt* United States were being sense of duty will probably The other thing that has gone a new relationship with China dertones of hostility to wrong, which Is the real cause strir,ped away from him; and stronger than the streak of ----_________ and Russia, and it Is here Uat established authority and of the trouble, Is In Russia that included the argument petulance that sometimes ____________________________________________________________________________ the fog has closed down both on rationally ordered government, self. Brezhnev has shown that has always held dearest of all, makes him talk of resigning the future of the policy and has provided a rallying-point he not yet prepared to come which is that the world needs when the critirim r , ___________ - — __zz3rV19QFWMn~ ;'i. .i.5'! own clzi:n:lt'Th.. " '" :n Ut:!... wsLi1Iheotileriueá'tiii' way. j[{lLI dispensability. his foreign policy, were pushed into the bargain that Nixon had hoped But a year or two ago the _________________________________ The series of American ac- background after the cultural for, That may be because That might have been true a continuing presence of _____ tions that brought China out of revolution fixzled out in l%9. Brezhnev never intended to; or year ago. At that time the Kissinger would not have been -_ its isolation and back into the These are people who do not it ma y be because his own con. ILI United States and Western enough to make it unimportant I -_ -3--=.-__ - -- I with relish balance of power, starting China's special servatives, and particularly the had a lot of unfinished whether Mr. Nixon stayed or Kissinger's secret trip to relationship wfth the chief Soviet army's mahaLi, will _______________________ business to atend to between went. ] Peking In 1971, were a power of the West; ajid when not allow him to. themselves; the relationship 17he historians are probably necessary condition for th e Mao dies they will very likely wi th Russia appeared to hold going to say that the Nixon. Whate ver the reason, this Li success of Mr. Nixon's policy to rectify w ha t they see as open more possibilities than it Kissinger policy falls into two e th obstacle on which the towards Russia, They helped to an ideological distortion by a does now; even In China there parts: the period of hard 1. deter Brezhnev from trying to new accorrunod0on with the various east-west negotiations still seemed a chance for the old choices and new directions, . . I , I Mlve his China problem 1)), -Sovict Union, and may even be have runaground one after the Nixw touch to do something when Mr. Nixon utay indeeti , : other. Th e Russians will not force; and since he did not wai,t willing to make concessions useful. It Is not like that any have been necessary but which . M44 ..:-—_ it permanent two- front mid Brezhnev In the unsolved agree to the greater freedom of longer. is now largely completed; and - P* 2 61 - , war that gave him an extra quarrel about the Chinese- movement between east and 1, , ! PIP I _ The past year has seen some the period of following through. I reason for opening up a new So%iet border. spectacular successes for which can be done without him relationship with the West. , It would probably be all right security conference In Geneva; American diplomacy, in the If it can be done at all. ;--. To the ext, '! ; -_ !nt that it turned if Chou could be counted on to they will not give up their -iMiddle East and in the Cyprus Sir. Nixon got the United . Brezhnov's mind along those remain the man In charge of military superiority In Europe ci-isis, but these have been the States out of two corners that I.. ___ __ _. ~_, -- . a lines the policy was an China when the old Chairmn at the Vienna army-cutting successes of quick-footed American public opinion, and .. unqualified success: Mr. goes to the bosom of Marx, But, talks; they decline to accept a American diplomats deploying the American economy, could F -.-& .: Nixon's playing of the China at the age of 76 and visibly missile formula that would the sort of bargaining power the not stay trapped In. He exc,ird was one of the most ailing, he cannot. 7be result is roughly equalize the wnount of United States would command tracted the American army -imaginative O that the future of Mr. Nixon's nuclear explosive power that acts whoever was in the White from the Vietnam war on better __ " .___ - Il a # statesmanship since 194 House. 5. But China POUcY has passed out of America and Russia can burl at . terms than the communists - _. th er, the g his licy thin po hands: required some other people will each o The central Issues of ever offered to Lyndon John. . 'Lse as well: it needed a decide where it goes next, if it son, even if those tenns were . ----American policy, the ones that still ..) . government in China stable goes anywhere at all. . highly unsatisfactory. V:i have to do wi th Russia and enough, and self-disciplined The same seems to be inI China and Europe, have moved . ''. 5).. enough in its own foreign creasingly !rue of his policy He also extricated the United f. on since this time last year: policy, to keep the unspoken towards the Soviet Union. Two some of them have been tidied States from the intolerable Will the absence of Richard Nixon ad versel y affect foreign policy? Chinese-American alliance in things have gone wrong since burden of an overvalued fixedup, so operation. This is what Is now in the first exchange of visits by far and as they tidied up, the others oever can be rate dollar, and thereby given president of intellectual relations with wesiern Europe. price of oil, which has made doubt. have America more freedom of courage. Nixon and Brezhnev to each run Into difficulties that not The anti-Confucius campaign other's countries in 1972 and Of course, that success has America relatively stronger action in the present worldwide even Mr. Nixon cóuw No doubt Mr. Nixon would really been given to him by and Europe weaker, and by the in China, and the Illness of Chou 1973. economic crisis than it would argue that in the see the way past eight outside events by the election of more At!antic- En4ai, have combined to loosen The first Is that the Nixon otherwise have had. Neither of month, he has also presided collapse of the European minded governments in Fiance the China end of the Chinesepo Mr. Nixon is no longer in a those decisions could have been over a third necessary licy has run into bit community's pretensions po.sltlon to argue that he is his taken by anyone other than a sorting out, in America'sofpolitical unity, by the rise in to and Britain. It is these things, American understanding. To be from an unexpected cornthe more than anything Mr. Nixon sure, there will be no reversal bination of conservatives and . . - 5- ... , - OROSCOPE . ri - _____ - , ___ Evening Herald _.__ ___ - - _______________ ________________________________________ 8Y CARROLL RIGH1 Eli . Europe - ____ ______ .' _________________________________________ ________ _ _______ __________ ______ - ' -. - - , . -. •-' --: -. -. - ,.•: -- . - - ..••. . ... .,-. -, . . .,. - opposition £ World Is Meeting To Keep The Oceans AliVe BYBARBAJIAWAJW TheHe aidS vfres Om 3W years ago the Dutch I ___ ________ from _____ _ ______ ___ .,, ____ ________ _____ ______ ________ _______ _ __ tides, neither seized nor enclosed: nay, which rather poueues the ebandflwofjtscanbe earth t This year's United Nations Conference on the Law of the --- qv - ,c .1. • - -I-. I - ~10 to redefine Grotlu,' law to an unhiblegree. For the ,: '1 ___ coincides 'ith a conference ___________ ____ _______ ________ "'. .' quantum Jump In man's ability I ____ 1. enclose the watery commons that covers two thirds of his a ... A vast Increase in the number IN expansion of mineral ex• ploitation. Ships in the Gulf of Mexico already have to follow carefully defined shipping lanes to avoid collisions with the platforms and rigs of offshore oil. S. S..- Pipelines will increasingly link the wells wi th onshore facilities. . planet balls, made largely of manganese, cobalt, nickel and copper, and able, according to some estimates, to provide 400 million tons of ore annually ad Infinitum since they obligingly renew themselves, There are only nine ports In This change, which amounts •.. . _414._____ the world which can handle the to the extension to ocean space lri'rIN% . 2U0,000.ton tanker. Floating of the modern terminals are Increasingly seen order, has been })ullding up for protein, fuel or minerals, the Such mass methods are rn as the answer, and there are some time. But at a certain scale of exploitation Isalreaiiy discrimninate. Porpoises, fiw us- already 50 offshore ports wi th point In the extension of tech- without precedent. a caught in nets trawhng widc of lin to th2 nolouv. the irocesses berom. •— .u, we tor tuna, becoming a shore. cumulathe, 'the pace acct let. wcrld fIsh catch grew from 20 threatened species. When the shores are used up, ates formidably and men sud. million metric tons to 70 million But the biggest break with denly wake to the realization tons. Such a vast expai was past comes wi th the growth of so the argument goes, whole that their w hole way of life and made possible by iMusies must move to sea. radical mI,Ar!.l .ivnt#.h..ii,s.s wo'rk 7bathas wasbeen how 'ran"wrne" We process evolvedontand.Nowjtjooksas changes in Wdng technology. tons. weighing up to sent, the extraction of oil and natural gas from the conlinen 44 000'' sometimes tal shelves provides 15 per cent though we are witiftsing the equipped with the oceanic of the oil produced each year. same process of critical ac- equivalent of giant vamum By IW . It is fi=ted 9=0 ceaera(.wn us the oceans. cleanerc up off oil will account for several tradi. marineL!e,dujflpbacjfl between 30 and 40 nr r'ønt nf uwlalu5esozoceallspacefor sea the unwanted material - a the world' y the - I i I •• FRAMINGHAM, Mass. 1110 million tons to 2,2*0 Zayre Corp, operator of 2M — The light was a troubleHghtwth,J,er million tom discount department stores, and hook, button on-off switch Whim we twn to the ex announced that it was one of black handle, and 20 ft. flexible ploftation of the oceans' approximately O companies cord, There are two plug-in resources, it is more than a that sold a household trouble outlets located below the on-off question of a vast expansion of light which was .'acerdly ruled button." a traditional activity. Fishing "hazardous." VW whaling have, It Is true, Stanley Beryovitz, manager I5erkovjtz encourages the grown to an unpecedented o(Con'umer Aflair3 for Za)T!, public to return the light to the degree. But the development of ssid, Our first concern is for store where it was purchased, rnjnejaJ re aice is more ths safety of our customers, since Z8STC only botwht. cmsII rc'-narkable sitU. Whether tt SEIIJI Th fight was sold during a one percentage of the total is toe. week promotion In March 1974. manufactured. - - - ue, Ea FilIngs - 1-11gb .r. - . . -, 71... . ( Movie 1:30 (2,8) Jeopardy (6) 4.s The World (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2, 8) Days Of Our Lives ' ' Truth (6) Hogan's Her (8) What's My Line (9) HItchcock Presents (13) News (24) LIIIIas, Yoga And You (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) Andy Griffith (a) To Tell The Truth (9) Oz.vle's Girls (13) lane Grey tT - Kele CI'mbing a '- .. Economic- ZJt2DEii* . f:ó To Narrow Gain Onsuniers Feefing I Net income Economy wI. .. - Spasms _____ _____ Drops INFLATION *tr.' -I - 4I, i Is Coming. '"pe - Living Cost- p? Sá . Economics Bothering Pros -. -Infla ti'o A " 111tss I It- Ma WWWWX# 8M= — — ____ 1 2 FF1REI) — :T 0 . 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A short time later, United television news composed of the Adolph Coors Co., the Press International which had Reuters, the BBC, the CBC Colorado brewery. operated a parcel post film (Canadian) and Australian and The brewery's executive vice NEW YORK-At first it service to TV stations alm went New Zealand news services. president, Joseph Coors, a sounded silly, the idea of net, to an electronic feed and for a Among them, they're global in political conservative, was work-affiliated stations buying year, t he two service, t heir coverage of world events. interes te d in offering a news -in outside news service. s(Tambled for clients. Then in "We reedit and put our own service in counterpoint to the like a guy wearing a belt and May, 1974, UPITN folded and Ian's voice on their film," networks, suspenders, huh? 'I'N absorbed its client lists . Wilson e xplained. Wilson, who was assistant to But the nitrt' YOU ct into 1h TVN now ha 0 st;itwm; All the days ne flIiii L the president at Coors, moved subscribing to the seven-day y the more sense It makes. a-week feed, with 2 of them In Into the TVN New York office early this year, although he had Or as Jeffrey St. John, Use Canada. All but 13 of the client where each aftemoon from 4:30 been instrumental In se ttin g it conservative columnist who's stations are a ffiliated with an to 5:30 P.m.(EDT) it is fe(I out up from the beginning. now part of the TVN staff, Put Am(, rican or Canadian network to the clients stations. it: which aLso offers a regular And sometimes this can be Wilson doesn't flap-his "With the (vmpetitive rating network news service. embarrassing to the %,aunted hackles:-ise if anyone sqgests situation in news on local From his corner office network news shops. For his is a conservative-orien ted television, some stations are overlooking Columbus Circle in example, major international service. going to two-hour eVenIng New York, Jack Wilson, stories can pop up in the local "Total objectivity is our newscasts. They can bore hell president of TVN since early newscasts via TVN) ahead of goal," he Insisted. "We try to out of an audience, so they nwi this year. nairntairLs a hectic the big network balance everything, although good, strong outside features." pace, selling his service to new "Like WTOP in news shows. Washington," sometimes it's a strain to get And tlwt's TVN's businevi- clients with one hand while St. John supplying national and in- overseeing the news-gathering stuff at 4:45 icrnauonai .- ;snit Wriltpr U JV3 nvli(:y, JIOL U flCWS fit"') Which and dissemination operation cronkite isn't on until 7. We network, he continued. doesn't have the flavor of the with the other, heat the networks." "We're providing stations with news department of the three In addition to the New York 'N is the brainchild of men all over the world. And we major commercial networks, headquarters, TVN has per. Robert F. Pauley, a former don't say, you got to take our TVN sprang up in May, 1973, manent bureaus in Washington, president of ABC network show or we won't let you have offering a daily electronic feed Chicago and Los Angeles, plus radio, who now is a corporate 'Marcus Welby.' of flews film to its subscribers, an all-important bureau in finance officer with E.F. Hutton When Wilson took command Client stations tape the "feed" London where TVN in& Co. of TVN, the service had 26 off the wire and incorporate terconnects with Visnews. Pauley spent three years clients. lie pledged to up that what they want into their local Visnews? trying to find financial backing total to 50 by July 4 and 100 by newscasts. That's a comgolinorate for for TVN before he scored with the end o( the year. But Are Frion Carlton 12:00 (7.44) News And (') Restless i Fans AFTERNOON - j - (6) The Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (3$) Mr. Ed (44) Lost In Space 3:30 (2, 8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Ma tch Game (9) Orm Life To Live (35) Penthouse Barnyard 4:00 (2, 8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gililoans Island 4:15 (13) Teach In 4:30 (2) Bonanza (8) Merve Griffin (9) ('illigans Island (13) Orlando city Council (35) Leave It To Beaver (44) GOmt Pyle 5:00 (9) Mission Impossible (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (33) Batman "a. i.',, '.,reen 'cres 5:30 (2) News () Green Acres t'/tac 's (13) Garolina Cou ntry Music (35) lost In Space (44) Adda Family 6:00 (2, 6, I 9) News By NANCY ANDERSON 6:00 (13) Ernest Tubbs that her husband wasn't at Show The Herald Services home and there was no man in (44) Lucy Show HOLLYWOOD - Take a tip the house, stalled with 6:30 (13) Blue Ridge from Mac Davis, friends, something like, "He can't see Show If you happen to get th e adyou right now. Are you a friend (33) RFD drs uf a favorite star, dont of his?" (44) Get Smart pay an unexpected call, 'No," the stranger said, "but 9-10 NBC IRONSIDE What with the current I'm a good friend of his (RERUN) A prisoner being climate of violence, Mac's wife, mother's." returned to San Francisco geL , Sarah, was alarmed the other Cautious Sarah still refused the drop on his police escort day to find a total stranger his admittance but said that, L' (Sgt. Brown) and takes Iron. standing on her doorstep he 'd leave a phone number, side's aide as hostage, Iron- demanding entry. she'd ask Mac to call. side's desperate search takes "I wanttosee Mae," said the Mac did call, and, things into consideration his assistant stranger. turned out, the stranger was Li at the mercy of a killer. Sarah, not wanting to confess perfectly harmless, no ___________________ wlldeyedllendbutonJyaw4Jy LeguminoLis Plants enthusiastic but In fudlefn,i fan _____________ I From Georgia, a state where Mac's stepfather Is prominent in politics, he'd somehow met Maces mother and begged her — 62 — .or invest in I — . , By RICHARD K. SHULL The Herald Services (A) Edge ot Show 1130(2. I) Hollywood Squares — — ____ 45 S Dolt. Now. SOUTHERN What'sMy Line Split Second •1' ' GuIding Light (6) , Network Stations I, II'I'C At.4mv,V V I 12 - — bl —''. If () (9) (3S) as News (13) "Now See It" 113S) Romper Room _________ 46 47 48 where your savings earn top dollar. Whether you open a passok account. . •W ~ Sometimes, the pace of modern life is almost dizzying Today's Wfl ,, ____ _____ (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2, 8) Doctors 2 . 33 — headlines And financial security gets more im orta t (9) 510000 Pyramid 79 — iriars Galladriel 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo () Truth & Consequences (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30(9) Movie t) TennesseeTuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) Mike Douglas Show (I) Con centration (44) Leave It To Beaver 930 (6). That Girl (44) Petticoat Junction 10.) .5) 1-mime lnat Tune (s) The Jokers Wild (44) Father Knows RatS 10:30 (2, 1) Winning Streak 10:53 (33) — . ___ — __ oy. — - _. 32 ti --- — iT 20 — Winn fll,tlld tJIhuU:, LdH (9) Boin's Big Top 7:25 (2) News And Weather 7:30 (44) Conversations with nc IJVLLAK -- - Come Home A __ M_ _5` - -_ •PA 3 c " _ 15 Aiminac Sunshine Almanac 6:23 (2) The Flying Nun 6:30(6) Summer Semester (I) Tcday In Florida 6:53 (2) DaIly Devotional -';w 11, a) today Show (I) ii1 ) CONSPmACY iINST .qj i I 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 6:13 (6) Sunshine R1 — 13 _____ *411,111 V FRIDAY 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee ' if.i Li!± _______ humorist 57 MASCIJILflC n1c+rUme 58 Make into law 4 ) Movie (9) Wide Wosid Of Entertainment 12:00 (44) Movie 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie _ ''.4 I . 56Am(-rKan p_I 9:00 (2). 81 lrnn 13) (9) Kung Fu (24) International Performance 44) World Football 10:00 (2) High Chaparall (I) Comedy World (9) Streets of San Francisco (24) Week in Government 10:30 (24) Journey To Japan sc' 11:00 (26, 59) News Movie 11:30 (2, 1) Tonight Show ___ ___ mdtwr — fl('l.I()(fl;r)L) 1 54 Ht.jisite __ Show (35) TBA uN0 Ml .?.AIdI.H . (13) June Allyson ____ — w 8:30 (9) Just For Laughs ______ 31 Amencan ainter 9 Fury 13 11*4 faith in silkworm " 10 Above 34 LISflpU'V ____ 6OFU&s 24Strsplings II Female 40SamueI 61 Fender ibJ danagcipl deity 19rciic 42 Singer 2$Cwrticoil) 62Noahsrafl contraction 446ujsnam, 321'ncle(duaII 2; Dbble 431'hamherlain 33 Asuil r)owN 23LedifljcuIt andname,aI'e, I 3.5 Southern I StrIs 24Smgstress 46— Power, te lfftfl(• 47 Nth' 36 .ame(Fr) 3 Stv*it 25 Roman lose 4$ City in Ne'vada 37 rorJosafl 4 Udoning to gtxj 49 A.gr'mn indsari Mi.Ere haiti 'refi i IJTUrAeI3$ Een(poti 5 I(ornanp*i 27 Esericontr I Si kuri'peanriyei. 39 I'rup.ro s 6 King Cole 29 Athena 52 Seven days 7NaturalIat 3OSLagjer S5Lghtbrown Markei (35) Rat Patrol (441 Bold Ones _______ _____ _________ _______ T In Slow Trading 4 53 I'tti •)fll 22 Exists 23 AMIm • Stocks Go Lower — Show (24) Evening At Pops ______ ______ N' _ LLL4 IS Barbara C,'dd S. Do 16 Infrsrd with njU 4l7Jewel issj Detjint fl _____ _____ 14Actru eMtUWUUWI& f A L r'11 5 N 41 --Cid 42 Rrrw 4JobnPaul— ingredient I'akther 9 Swt rxweit 2 Native metal 45 Pronoun !3NauthcaIlerm 46Femnine — Market Struggles; ] ________ ________ ________ ________ ________________ naluralid Rising (13) Lloyd Bridges 0ul0Py,QgPuule Appellations ACROSS _________ - [ (24) Prime Time 8:00 (2.8) Mac Dads Show (6) The Waltons (9) Temperatures MORNING Carroll Righter's lnitivfdual Foret for your sQn for $.çtcnber now ready For your copy send your brthdat. and 51 to Carroll Righter Forecast, Uwen.ng H,ralC, p o Bo. Hollywood, Calif 90071 .- - • (which in tne past has ma4dy meant fichim,and whaling), ps - atyj then refrigerate on the nual global total. anareaforflxedjngaqaua markets The rgestdisco%erysofar (piers, fighftwim telegraph on land. lies on the deep ocean bed in the cables), all 8' the as of, human sccicV. In all thiese cat!gories, change is now t(* IJUU4UIY bf.IVUUlg up. The transfer of goods ' sea Returns By Zayre is expanding by eight per ce'it a , the weight of Household Trouble Light Sdught . •' L _-. are y BIGGEST ping pong balls to foot- -- follows inevitably from this Sea, which assembled at Caracas, me Dollar, Pound Decline form of unexplained but highly exploitable reserves of so- Jurist, Hugo Grotfu5, formula!e legal doctrine of the freedom of the seas, wrote of, 'lle ocean, which although ing th wTutmding this carmn WIU1 the . -.- -I--- 1.A .J . , money and can have it If you plan properly on how to get it. Confer er with buslr~ss partners, but don't invest unwisely. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You are charming and magnetic today and can make.,fine impression. Join with congenials at the amusements that most please you. Dent j eopardize your good name. VIRGO(AUR.fltOSepLn)SjtdOWfl think over Just what ,Ou most want to accomplis ) h and then take positive, direct methods In such direction. Give service, have fun tonight. LIBRA (Sept- 23 to Oct. 22) You w t a go an od friend to cooperate with you in gaining some personal aim, but be specifi c about your reason. Then get together with good pals for congenial 4111 pursuits. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov 21) Get Into the public or career 41"'" ti 1 3 "' that are imporan to your welfare now and put aside recreation for the time being. SAGITTAItIIJS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Study new ideas carefully before acting on them, or you could get into big troulbe. Listen to associate, but follow only the best advice. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) RId yourself of drawbacks where money and partners are concerned. You can better Understand mate's views now. Show others how much you appreclate them. AQUA[tIUS(Jan.2Itc,Feb 19) Discussyourmutualprojects with a partner, learn where you stand, and good things result. You can reach a better understanding with others, also. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Ideal day to make your abode more charming and have more harmony, c ul ture th ere than In the past. D1cus Mu 1501 work with fellow Workers for greater effi ciency. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ...he or she will need much encouragement early to bring out th e fin e ta lents in this chart, th en th e life be comes successful. Slant education along lines of public works, or whatever has real bread th and scope to it. Make sure you give the right training at home early to set the pattern for life. Sports are a na tural here. "Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! . . GENERAL. TENDENCIES: Put your liiost creative ideas In c.onration. Vs-u ''r "-- • : -wisn and gain th eir Cooperation in helping you have selfexpression. ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Ideal day and p m to have fun at whatever if of an artistic and cultural nature and to be with IGngenials you really like. TAURUS(Apr. 20 to Stay 20) to make it look more attr active. Establish more harmony with kin thereby. Study some new interest further before results . GEMINI (May 2110 June 21) Show good friends how much you admire them and You get fine response, Communicating with those out of town can bring line reu1ts, also, I - :' Whole THURSDAY ..::..... '' ________ ____ I t . _____ ______ __________________________ ____ _. ._ Thursday, August 15, 1974—lB TONIGHT'STV gFor Friday, August 16, 1974 ______ ____________________________ ___ ______ __ - ' i -. _. __ •, , -- - - __________________ ______ - __ LEISURE - ; . -- ' — II - - -.:. -- -, Thursday, August 15, 1974 What , .C' - F' . - - 613—Evening Herald C' '_ - FLORIDA'S FINEST VACATION FIND :., "Won or Phone O4/2Ss4371 r...u-i....... "I 1 I I I I i like counsellors and playgrounds for ounguns, honymo1rn hideaways; dining in the Long John Silver Restaurant; nightly ontctainmont in the Billy Bones Tavern: fun in the Jim Hawkins Game Room; treasure I huning in Bun Gunn Pieces.of.Iight Gift I Shop. And sot sail for more adventures at Wuh Disney World Marco oIo Pork, Morinetand Cope Kennedy, and many other exciting poitsolcoll. I I 2025 S. AIontic Av.. I I Stop into storybook enchantment through 'ho welcoming doors of Treasure Island Inn and discover something or everyone. Dona Beach, Fl.. 3201$ ___ '"7"' "' -_____ ---------- %' ' - ,, SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY RATES Is �,. . .. . 'J . .. - - - 1' -- , ' ,. . -89-Evening Hera!d ç htklBe TAKING 14E'6 ON TAS PMOWE kiM 60 • LONG? INT -102 th ..L 111~ ow. m- I - _ .11 I,,.;- 'rca LJ r L4N gciLa~ iu , - i c ': -' • t I OOP by NOW TH ERE 'S A AIN &ADI AN COULD ; BUD "iY~! I a - i I HaP! OUGUTA ... SPOqrl TAI(E LIP! . BTCHA RAVE A THOSE BALL . HEY, WAIT A FELLAS POPPING mAr PU. ARLUND 1W j- .. t MINUTE ThE ISN'T A GOLF WITH IN 20 (COURSE GOLF COURSE. 'vt5SIR, I.... ,, . Dove Graue MILES OF HE.' . - .. ...---.,r--- - ...-. :- - : . - - -. . Legal Not1ce Legal Notice Legal Notice ________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Sell ____ __ is 04 t tai A ds Child - ____________ "'' ____ ' ____ ____ _________ West - 'ith - :' ____ ALLEY . . ee th fi W~ A. . . ..- . .. .. io ) W . I t? . ________-- ________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that u am a __ 8OKU O X KNOW r%ft 4E .. . Evening Herald Thursday, August 15, 1974-9B Legal Notice _____________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. NAME STATUTE engaged In business at 090 North engaged in businessat 7000 Dane SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CUlT ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE TOWI4OMiTMAYCONCER IIOSWALI) and diamond, led a trump to Triplet Dr., CaSselberry 32701. Lane, Longwood, Seminole County, PROBATE DIVISION .iu1"I1 minole County, Florida under — COUNTY, FLORIDA. dummy, ruffed dummy's last tt.e Florida under the I ICIIflOUS name of CASE NO. Notice i hereby given that the JAMES JACOEIY ctitiovs name op COMMERCIAL P. L. ROEBUCK ENTERPRISES. CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.I1SOA. — underSigned, pursuant to the diumo,vj, played two more Estate I In ri rn Marriage _____________ LAWN SERVICE, and that I antCfld nd that I intend to register said RHONDA KAY GIVENS "Fictit us Name State' Chapter -________________________ _ ________-to register said name with the Clerk name with the Clerk of the Circuit rounds of trumps while ______________ the JESSE McSWAIU HALFORD. $4509, Florida Statute. will reg%tr Nowrn are is Circuit Court, Seminole Court Seminole County, Florida in Deceased Husband, discarding his three of hearts Cemetaries with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in E NOTICE TOCREDITORS 4 AQ1094 and Help Wanted 18 County, Florida In accordance with accorda. with the provisions Of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING the provisions ExPer ked child care n my home and enIedout. and for Seminole County, Florida, roup,oi 3 Adjoining spaces in family plot in V A 62 the Fictitiou5 the Fictitious Name Statutes. To GENEVA GRACE HALFORD. Wife upon receipt 6 arm 6 pm, Mon. Fri., also Name Statute,, To Wit, 5tion Wit Section proof the clul', ruf ng the ud one In CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Evergreen Cemetary I0 for all NOTICE OF ACTION + 974 __________ ______________ $4509 Florida Statutes i9;. Fri. flights Hr. day and weekly 09 Florida Statutes SAID ESTATU: Publication of this notice. the li Ifit P 0 fbi 1017, VeyS'Onc 1957 dummy. TO GENEVA GRACE HALFORD titiou name, to Wit rates Lake Mary. A11 17 l)i + 5' Bruce Bachman Truck Driver readi mist truck or CIRCUS You and each of you are hereby iet 326 or ca1 473 ?I 704 Virginia Drive s Russell L. Roebuck East had shown tt vitI s,h0 4 Publish: Aug 1, 0. iS. 2?. 1974 ___________________________ W EST F4ST (L)) CIRCUS under which we are semi trailer. Miracle Concrete notified and required to file any ___________ Orlando, Florida I 0. IS, 77. 1971 engaged in business at 350 Highway Co. Co, 309 Elm Ave. 327 5751 spades and three clubs and 41fli 2 claims and dCmands which you, or 'Z 9 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Good Things to Eat Personals 97, Fern Park, Florida In the City V., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ether of you, may have against said VQ10875 action for dissolution of marriage surely held at least five T evening demon Average estate in theofficeof the Clii'k of the _______ MINGLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, • iKQJ 105 82 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS has been filed against you and YOU PEAS i, rick 13 stratlng guaranteed to and gifts. a busnel. dlamonds,Thatn1eantheuld That the parties Interested In said I WILL NOT LIE RESPONSIBLE Circuit Court of the 10th Judicial PROBATE. NAME STATUTE +J972 +Q64 are required to serve a copy of your business enterprise are as follows Black eyes On Oregon Ave. ' No cash investment NO delivery not hold more than two hearts FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED Circuit. Seminole County, Florida, ji' r In re: Estate of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. written defenses, if any, to it mile north of 16 and west Of I I or collecting Comptators do you r Gerald W Uranick flY ANYONE OTHER THAN Probate Division, in the Courthouse and a .squeeze nnInst JOHN E. BURROWS Newman 0 Rrnck. Fsiialr.. c.,,. Herb Deceased i ur.uant tO Florida Statute. SOUTH ri. C Fdt toc p- e' C,0i . Urdnit.i MYSLLF AS OF AUG ID. 1971 at ?anford, Florida, within four 'un $6509, IvAis that Lreoiforsand ROLLAND Persons Having PAUL 707 going to work. Parties. 373 1S6 4K 616 E. Semoran Blvd., Dated at Orlando, Orange County. James C. Salsgiver of Claims or Demands Against Said RANGE Fresh rabbits dressed V K943 South led dummy's last desiring Rto the first publication of this r,...lice. Estate: Or live Call wore in Petitioners attorney, on or before Publish insulation installers needed G(~i)d IS. Aug 2'?, 79, Sept , +6 trump; d carded anot r heart Each claim or demand must be in $a moraflef 5pm 373 ;4 You and each of you are hereby the fictitious name of RANGER imptoyment for ambitious men September 1. 1974, and file the DEE 96 1971 I.I#E YOU TROUBLED? Call Tot writing and filed in 4A1083 rmtifi.d*nci rpntjirp,J tn FAST RlNT,N ,. ,• , .................. _'" .4 * Iirale and rianctl6s - tl'i*,,ff.,,r. Wes! • -----di ;iit.:; ,rj,, .-iildIIQ$ Wflicfl you, or' :ii,rr ueluri' servei,t' ii.. ., V .cquireo. ExperieneU W'ViIitCt -_ 'tiotline' Adui!sn 'teens. Both vulnerable I 1 courn only hold three cards. One IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Instructions office address of the claimant aria eIther of you, may have against the Park. Florida 37709, intends attorney or immediately thereafter. only need apply. Apply 1I Miller Il FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, _ had to be the jack of clubs, lie IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 9tt' the same name with the must be sworn to by the claimant, -estate of John E. Burrows, -------_ Drive. Altamonte Springs. Off otherwise a default will be entered FLORIDA West North East South IN YOUR FAMILY' his agent or attorney, or the same Clerk of the Circuit Court ":rlotte St S&X Ware4souse against you for the relief demanded decedsed, late 01 said County. to the Seminole. F:orida was forced to unguard his 3+ J)ble IBM KEYPUNCH TRAINEES CIVIL ACTION NO. 741150-0 shall be void, AL ANON in the petition. Ircult Judge, Probate Division of I'ass 2+ Pass 24 queen of hearts and the slam In re the Marriage of: Dated at Sanford, Florida, thisith EXPERIENCED DATED, this 19th day of July, For families or friends of problem If working as an IBM KeypunCh WITNESS my hand and the seal of DEBORAH eminole County, Florida, at his 1971 ARUETT. Wilt' I'ass 3? Pa.ss 4? was made, Operator sounds i nt esting to day of July, 1971, 0111cc In the cou rt house of said drinkers this Court on the 3h day of July, and CARPET Pass 54 I'ass 64 _______________________ WIII;e Ray Givens and you are available to start Rolland Paul Ranger 1974. For further information call 123 £507 County at Sanford, Florida, within Puhlis MICHAEL ARNETT, Husband SALE SMAN Pass Pa .m Aug Iass immediately, we can have you As Administrator of , , lSeal) 197 or write four calendar months from the time NOTICE OF SUIT o working and training at the same Beth ,esdentat and commerca said Estate Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr of the first pubticationof this notice. Sanford Al Anon FamIy Group P.O Opernng'Iead-B+ THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Apply in person to Robert B. Alford, Esquire, tme There it no age limit and Clerk of Circuit Court Box 553. Sanford, Fla, 3271) TwocopiesofcachcIaimordemanø IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MICHAEL ARNETT of WHITAKER, KOEPKE high school diploma is not By - Elaine RiCharde shall be GLOBAL CARPETS The bidding has been. in writing, and shall state EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. & ASSOCIATES Billy Arnett is FACEDWITHADRINKING required, Prepare yourSelf for the Deputy Clerk theplaceofresidenceand post office CUlT OF THE STATE OF Attorney for Petitioner --'-ut Maple Street 'V South didn't have much of a PROBLEM future now in thl highly re.er ll9S.Ma9noIiaA Publish: Aug i, s, i, 22. IVI West North East address of the claimant,,and Shall be FLORIDA, South Box in IN AND PerhapsAIcofiolicAnonymou FOR IS West Washington Street ding field, Personal interv.e Sanford takeout double, but after North DEE 6 . sworn to by the claimant hiS agent, SEMINOLE COUNTY. Is Perry, Ohio Ortar,d, Florida Can Help required Call 0)1 OS$$ l'dOi' "Talk about something 'low and e ' Sue hid It) tiiariaond" arid then i ns , Conrad, That's me!" his attorney and accompaned 1y a Case No 74-534 id I',a' 34 I'I You ARE HEREB 7iOTIF1LI) REALTOR ASSOCIATES for i,r C,li173 47 0 8 C. 701 East Scoran PuUliti Ag 5, 15, 19/4 IN TIlE LJliIinu lee o f one dollar and such Division B CIRCUIT COURT, that DEBORAH ARNETT as t'fd bid hearL' and five spades, I'Js.S 34 I'ass 4+ Lake Mary offIce. Confidenti.ii DEE 49 Suite 311, A?tti'tt' Sprns WrteP O. Bo 1713 claim or demand not so filid shall be In re; the matter of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii. , Petition in the Circuit Court of interviews ML 5, computer. We I, the Adoption of: Sanford, Florida — decided that his partner Id. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE K AR take trades Seminole County, Florida. for IN THE Forrest Green CIRCUIT COURT, FUNNY BUSINESS By Roper BoIlen 5: Walter Leon Burrows wanted him to go to six if he __ COUNTY, FLORIDA. You, South, hold: ___ ___________________________ MEN & WOMEN clflolutionot marriage, and yo., are REALTORS. 323 6353 or 3231970 NOTICE OF ACTION EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.120$. At 8 executor of the Last 4AQ654 ?AQ654 IA K 42 held a singleton diamond. required to serve a copy of your 6 TO BRADLEY ALAN HUFFMAN, CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Child Care DIVISION B Will and Testament of MAINTENANCE MAN COMPUTOR '.ritten defenses. if any, on NED H. What Slate of Washington SEMINOLE COUNTY do you (10 now? When South look ed at dummy In re: the Marriage of 'THE John E. Burro, Apartment complex needs depen JULIAN, JR. of ST EN STROM, Christian Day School has opening CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.1322.DG YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an A -FIS'e hearts Is the scientif ic PROGRAMMERS he W ished he hadn't accepted CONSTANCE ROSS, Wile woON orr/ dable man to fill full time pOSi?iøn for DAVIS & MCINTOSH. Attorneys deceased action for adoption has been filed In re: the Marriage Of for HDDSPLfl'T3? ___________ br 5 yr. olds for fatl semester Need Immediately to train as IBM IiSlhtsldtbebd and P C ROSS, Husband GORDON V FREDERICK DutiesInclude; yard work, pool Call the slam invitation. There Petitioner, Post Office Box 1330, Lutheran against you and you are required to WARD ELDON MARTIN, JR.. Church of VACATION T:WIE but you might not make a slam. Computor Programmers, and Attorney for Estate NOTICE OF SUIT and building maintenance. Call Sanford, Florida, 3277). and tile Husband, Redeemer. 3?? 3552 or Mrs serve a copy of your written ob ; appeared to De two losers Four noirump also has some TO: P C, ROSS, IBM COmptor Operators. The I 3736.630 for interview Martin original with the Clerk of the Circuit iections, if any, to wit 'on FRANK and unless he could drop the queen. merit. whose last known demand for Qualified program Sanford, Florida 3fl71 McMILLAN. Court on or before September 1. Attorney for VICTORIA ARLENE MARTIN. 1 residence is mers and operators is great We Make money even if you've never Publish Aug 5, 15, i97 1914, otherwise a default and Jack of dubs wi th thr ee leads, Petitioner, whoSe andress is p.o. Wife 'IIJJMY's QIJE.s'rioN will train vou for th.s highly " sold" before. Self AVON 219 Carriage Hill Drive . DEEd ( ultimate judgment will be entered Bx 3141, Orlando. Florida 32002 NOTICE OF ACTION % Then he saw the chance for a , You do bid four notrump. As Casselbefry, Florida skillid profession and Msit you Products PH. 6.14 3079. I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Tiii or before September th, 1911 and against you for the relief demanded To: Ward Eldon Marlin, Jr., Present address with employment at the same squeeze and decided to retain expected your partner shows one 'n the Petition. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii. file FICTITIOUS NAME whose last knwi HELPER . (experience preferred) unknown. time, High School diploma ace. What do you do all options. WITNESS my hand and Official CUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Court either before service Ofi Notie 'S hereby given that I am residence Ii: ozw to install carpet and linoleum V required Personal interview YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED seal I I Of said Court on this )h day at SEMINOLE COUNTY Petitioner's attorney, or ImHe ruifed the second '1Qaged in business at 107 Wynn 706 Sedgefield Circle AnswerTomorrow required Call $34 051$, NOW Steady lob Sanford Carpet. that an action for dissolution of July, A D , 1974 PROBATE DIVISION mediately thereafter; otherwise a Drive, Sanford. Sernirvie County, Winter Park. Florida 0 B.0 Lincletm & Tile 115 5 Park Ave marriage has been filed against you, 101 E Setnoran Blvd U PROBATE NO. 142l7.cp aelac'it will be entered against you orida under the li(tt.5 name of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DOONESBURY Suite 311, Altamonte Sprircis and you are required to serve acopy by Garry Trudeau for the relief demandtd in the that an Amended Petition for Arthur H Beckwtr, Jr In re: Estate ,'/ISHEE WASHEE WINDOW ASSISTANT MANAGER for pizia of your Written defenses, if any, to Petition Clerk of Circuit Court VELA LOUCILLE NELSON restaurant CLEANING SF.RVICE and that I good future for Dissolution of Marriage A Vinculo the Petition on GERALD S. RUT Seminole County, Florida WITNESS my hand and the seal of has been filed against you and you deceased .nitndloregister said name with the dependable person II ' that can WOMEN WANTED BERG. Attorney at Law. 3055. Hwy. By. Elaine RiCharct,' this Court on the 2SIh day of July, SfereQuIred to serve a copy of your NOTICE TOCREDITONS Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole handle busy fast food ser v ice. No 11 92. P O. Box 75S, Cosseiberry. Deputy Clerk (. _01rity. Florida in &<Cor,jarKe with All creditors of the estate of VELA 1911, experience necessary. Also written defense, 'if arty, thereto on Fla , 32707, and (Ie the original with Ned N Julian, Jr f6 flP 4OV7k ?hr provisions of the FiCtit ous Ui4TX LOUCIL ,E NELSON deceased, are (Court Seal) ET parttIme help need - days Petitioner's attorney whose name the Clerk 01 the Circuit Court at the STEP4STROM, DAVIS & EXECUTIVE Arthur H. Beckwnh, Jr. hln,ne Statutes.To Wit. Section 063 09 hereby notIfied and required to file and address appears below on or Contact Mr. Robertson. Crusty's Seminole County Courthouse, ',cit4TO5H Clerk of the Court florida Statutes 19 Pizza, 323 0610 MROPWAL - - any Claim% of demands which they before September 13, 1974 and file 7.r,Y N4W#F.5.. ,,r,fg. .Z SECRETARIAL Sanford. Florida, on or before Florida State Bank AFf*.//4i,'jvjre,.c? ,aUA64Mt/ 7?EY may have against mid estate in the the original thereof with the Clerk C1At55 Of September 1. 1974, olher*lse a Suite 22 *V7' ,• Deputy Clerk Publish: July 25, Aug 1, 1, IS. 1914 1&lc. Of Clerk of Circuit WANTED LPN'$ and nurse owes Of this Court either before service on / ST FL/IcE --, Judgment may be entered against Post Office Box 1330 .DED Hi Apply Likeview Nur%ing Center, -. mlnole County, Florid., in the Publish: Aug I. I, IS, 27, 1974 Petitioner's attorney or im. you for the relief demanded in the Sanford, Florida 37771 — If working in the secretariat field DEE $ 1% ,5 --S .(14 919E 2nd St. 11111111 11111 I courthouse at Sanford, FIor!da, m ediately thereafter. NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE Petition. sounds interesting to you, and Attorneys for Petitioner within four calendar months from IN WITNESS S THE PORTIONS OF CERTAIN PLATS CIRCUIT COURT THIS NOTICE Shall be published Pblith Aug 1,0, Is, 22. 1974 your need is urgent, we will QIt the date of the first Publication of SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF SEMINOLE this Court on the 13th day of August, COUNTY. 29 once each week for four (4) COO- DEE S Rooms for Rent you complete training, an r-' this notice. Each claim or demand F LORIDA-IN PROBATE FLORIDA 1971. secutive weeks in the Evening 11111111111 ,It -_ _1~j I , p'Ovide you with full or part time .J must be In writing a.'td must state In re the Estate of: (SEAL) TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Herald, Sanford, Florida. employment Both morning and Manorwomantosbaree*penses,or ' the place ofre,ldenceandpost office HATTIE MAE Kt4ASER Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1àkt'nolit that a etiti Shall e Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. WITNESS my hand and seal room and board in country home evening classes are available __ address of the claimant and must be 01 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. filed, pursuant to Chapter 177,101 of Clerk of the Circuit Court F MIll Deceased. Widow. 337-5110 call anytime. Personal Interview required. Call said Court on this 30 day of July, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the Florida Statutes, sworn to by the claimant, his agent, By: Joy Stokes With the Board iou FINAL NOTICE *31 $S0I NOW 0 B C , 701 East or his attorney, or it will become I, COUNTY, FLORIDA. As Deputy Clerk Notice is hereby given that the 01 County Commissioners of (Seal) Male wanted to share mobile Semoran Blvd -1 -4 ~ v ____ __ Suite 314, void according to CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1304. taw ROBERT M MORRIS of Seminole County, Florida. to vacate undersigned will, on the 4th day of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ~ home In Hacienda Village Altamonte Springs OIled August 0th, 1974 Hutchison, .i'ttlt'r In re: the Marriage of rtio5 of Ceftafl plots of .he September, AD. 1971, present to the Clerk of Circuit Court 33 xi'tt'ri. — I r~ i -~ S: Douglas Stenstforn Subdivision known as SABAL 8, Morris LANA KATHLEEN STRICKLAND, Probate Division of the Circu.i By: Joy Stokes - Wife As Administrator POINT. according loihe plat thereof IN Court, Seminole County, Florida, his Post Office Drawer H Deputy Clerk FelP Wanted THE PHANTOM 0 30 and Apartments . STENSTROM. DAVIS & Sy Barry e Falk a recorded in Plat Book II, P ag es 75 final return, account and vouchers, Sanford, Florida 32771 GERALD S. RUTUERG -_ CHARLES EDWARD MCINTOSH as Administrator, C.T A. of the Attorney for the Petitioner and 76, Public Records of Seminole Unfurnished 3$3 S. Hwy. 17-92 Vsjg "i [1GHNE95_.A R4NER 411 A,4N ,5yp r: YOUNG FOR _________________________ STRICKLAND, Husband, PubliSh: Aug.15, 22, 29. Sept. 5, i971 Attorney for Administrator County, Florida, described as Estate of Hattie Mae Knaser and at P.O. Box TIlE POUCE CHIEF AlRPOR'T,NAMEP WALkER... F'49RRT,HE FELLEP HtSi.., follows, to wit: P.O. Box 1330, said time, thin and there, make DEE-91 NOTICE OF ACTION Deluxeunfurnished duplex 6tart AIRLINES? Casselberry, Fla.. 32301 A9K AN AX)IENCE. ______________________ CAME 5EE U. LEAVING A Sanford, Fla Tracts A, B, C, D. E. and Section 1 Nat'i. co now has Opsnings application to the said Court for a ___ me,nt$ one 1 becwoom. one 2 ____ _ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Pet. Attorney for Petitoner ______ ____________________________ IMPOgTM1. as platted itiOn for D'siut.-on of Marriage PubiipJu Aug 13, 77 iv)4 bedroom Kitchens equipped, air Publish: Aug. 1 $ 5 77 1971 final Settttmcnt of has ad. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH.";DEE-4 Young ladies Must be neat has been filed aganst you and there Sabal Point Properties, in, , a condlticned, Exclusive Sanford ___________ appearance drtd free to lf.$Wt' DICIAL CIR. _ is a demand In M.c Pef;!!V1 that Iho Ficrida Corporation, dated 1~,c lg!h rt'slden?;al area. Mature aautt NO SUCH an order discharging him as such CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE . _mmed for N.Y Seattle, World's day o August, 1911 Court awarl that certain property Administrator, C.T.A. ON. V Fair I tflHt4YV NOTIctwrpirr'e (Al C - II and retu rn _____ -1,v,,vI p.1411, -' owned by you and your husband, as SABAL POINT Dated this the 51h while in tra'nng New car trans "A 5CULL One or 2., bedroom ?oinhn• A 0 1974 FLORIDA bv virtue cit tt'! cerfan ''.I Of In re: the Petition of (uin Pefurn trans. guaranteed it aoartments, Central heal Longwood, Seminole County. jam5 H Collins By Rodney B N FSh'r Notice of PublIc HearIng single arid tree to start immed B STEWART. ana LaVEDA Execution issued out ot and under BEN mcced pitio Close in, cc Florida and more Particularly At Administrdtor. C T.A TO V,I40M IT MAY C0NCwN Vice President the seal of Ihe Circuit Court 01 STEWART. his wife call Mr. Knight. 373 1910 Fr, & described as veflent to eveiythnq From 5io of the Estate of Put h Aug 15. 77. 1971 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY Orange County, Ilcwoa,upona final S,it ont 10 a m to S p n'i NOTICE OF SUIT After 6 call 373 ?i Lot 1, Block "L" (Block X of N -: Hattie Mae Knaser THE CIty Council of the City of TO - ANITA MARY MAY pudgment rendered ri the aforesaid MOBILE MANOR. SECOND Altamonte Springs, Florida, that Deceased. Court on the 17th day of June, A D. Address Unknown SECTION?, according to a stir said City Council will hold a public C Vernon Mize, Jr., Of 1974, in that cectan c.tse entitled, Jo You are notified that the above veyor's map recordee in Official hearing ofl the question ofamending Cleveland & Mile BRING named Petitioners, BEN B. Ann Rowe, Plaintiff. vs Richard Records Boo k 56), page 640, of the TFU certaln ectIont of Ordinance No Attorneys for Estate ii 33i. HIM IP4,. STEWART and LaVEDA Duval Rowe, Defendant, Which Public Records of Semiro'e County, 23573, said Ordinance being the P0. Drawer 2 STEWART, have filed a petition in aloresaid Writ of Execution was 1.1'• Florida Sanford. Florida 37171 Ccof'.jr.;:,a zcr.:n; li'.crc ta tia .s Shorfl i1A n, *bov, styipc, tour? for ,n, you r hu0an, and you are *Ithlm the City of Allomonte Publish. .Aug. 111. 15. 22, 29, 1974 adoption of the minor Viild named in Seminole Cjunly, Florida, and I PRISCILLA'S POP required to serve a Copy Of your Springs, Florida. The amendments DEE 52 that petition and you are corn- have levied upon the following written defenses, if by Al 1. 11 3333 any, to the to be considered are more fully IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE minded to serve a copy Of y ou described property owned by Petition on the Petitioner's attorney, IF '4t) * described follows. as rr's r Richard Duval Rowe. said property Y'RE WORTH A) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii. written defense. If any, on HAP. being located JOHN EDWARD JONES of IS A 33333 I. Amendment te SectionS, by the in NICKEL APIECE JOKEI CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR VEY COULTER. Petitioners' at Seminole County, CARROLL & JONES. PA , addition 01 new zoning classification SEMINOLE COUNTY Florida, AUNDR more tocney, whose address RK:T particularly address is Post Offce Box 'ii, I' tobe designated Sections is37151. P.O. Box O r 3734, Forest City. Florida on deScribed as follows. "OSC" °ROBATE DIVISION Cassetberry, Florida )?7Q7, on or Open Space Conservation District An undivided one half interest in or before September 6th. 1971. and ii 3333 PROBATE NO. betore the 31st day Of August, 1971, __ i'i) / I of 7 Amendment to Section 6 the following described property, to andfiletheoriginalwifhtheClerkof file original with the Clerk of thiS In re: Estate of a') F. wit - Lot ii, Block "0", Summerset this Court either Minimum Lot Requirements Court eith er before service on MAY E LANE, before service on 2 (area & width), by Increasing the Norlh, Section lI Petitioners' attorney or im according to Pat Petitioner's attorney or im 33333333 deceased. minimum lot aria for town Puouti thereof as recorded mediately thereafter; otherwise a in Plat Book 15. mediately thereafter, otherwise a NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pages and cluster house buildings 3$ and 39, in 33333 2 •• ____ thC Public default will be entered against you To All Creditors and All Persons default may be entered against you . 3. Amendment to Section 7.23 (b) Having Claims or Demands Against for the relief demander' ir the Records of Seminole Coi'nty, a the relief demanded in tht' Florida (I) by redefinition of "Tree'S to Said 4.. ' petition Petition Estate and the undersned as Sheriff specIfically Include a provision WITNESS my hand and tIle sealot Vote are hereby noti8ed and ThisnotIceshaIlbepubIjsdonce relating to citrus trees. Seminole County, Florida, will at each week fc" four Cons. i required to preSent any claims and the Court at Sanford. Florida, this • 0 ii 00 -. M on the 161 h day 4. Amendment to Sections 9-2, SIPs day of August, 1911 of August, weeks in the Evening Herald, dtmands which "" you may have " ',' • 333333333 AD 1,74, offer for sale and tell . Zoning Action on Building Permits; against the (tl to Sanford, Florida. ° :.. estate of MAY C. the highest bidder, for cash subject Section 9.6. Certificates of Zoning Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr 3333 3333 LANE, deceased late of Seminole Dated this 70h day of July, 1971 '.,c to any and all existing ieins. at • C 41 PC N5-' Clerk the (Seal) Compliance. Records, Violations; County, Florida, to the Clerk of the 3 1'! 3333 Front twist) Door of the Seminole and Section 9 7, Expiration By: Elaine RiCharde Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Circuit Court, and file the same in County Courthouse in Sanford, Deputy Clerk 3333 Building Permit, by revising and duplicate and as provided in Section Clerk of the Circut COrt Florida. the above described per clarifying the existing provisions- 733 14, Florida Statutes, in their Publish' Aug 0. 15. 22, 29. 1971 By Elaine RiChare by Marcia Course 33333: nal property. lr Public Hearing will be held in the DEE 46 Deputy Clerk in the County Courthouse in _________________________________________ That said tile '73333 City Hall, Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida, within is being made to Publish Aug 1. 5. 15. 22. 19/1 LIKE To I $3tiSfy the terms of said Writ of DEE Florida, on Tuesday, September $0, four calendar months from the time HAT H AT IS ONE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Fiecution 3333 ti, at 6.30 p m, Or as of the first publication hereof, or the FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, John E. Polk, tpsereafteraspossibie,atwnic,utime same will be barred 333 3333 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FAVORI TE, FLORIDA. Sheriff interested parties for and against EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL clii. Filedat Sanford Florida. this i7tu 33333333') CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1174.D Seminole County, Florida ' th• pr..çwnad e,vi.ivlm.nts In Or iiy i .iuly, 1971 CUlT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, )lVlSlON U '. PubliSh: Juty 25. Aug I dininc No. 27173 will be heard. 4ouNps? FLORIDA H S Parrish. Jr. AROuNO! / L A CARESCIA and PHYLLIS ,J DIED 115 This Notice is to be published uy As Administrator CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.fl96.E - IV CARESCIA, hit wile, I polling In three 11) public places Mock N Cleveland, Jr , of _," FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Plaintiffs, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IIIITH -within the City of Altamonte CLEVELAND & MIZE LOAN ASSOCIATION Of 5 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Springs. Florida, and Published in P 0 Drawer Z, ,_-1 %.--,kb,, ..~ SEMINOLE COUNTY. a cor FRANK W. JONES and NELLIE M SEMINOLE COUNTY, The Evening Herald. a newspaper Of Sanford, Florida 32771 FLORIDA. poration Chartered under the Low. JONES, his wife, WILLIAM 0. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1079.0 000000 general circulation in said City. one Publish: Aug. I, iS. 1911 Of the United Stdtes of America, GREEN and 1111 14 GREEN, his In re: the Marriage of 1~ U) time at host fifteen (IS) days DEE 47 with principle place of business ri 3333 3333 ,:Pp :_~~~~ Z~) $ $s it 300'1000 wife, and NATIONAL DISCOUNT RUBY J FRANCISCO, . . ~~ Wile. prior to the time of the Public Sanford, Florida, CARPET COMPANY, INC. 3001 000 1337 3333 $$$, and 300i 000 . Hearing. PlanlIt, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Defendants 30011000 ' WAYNE LEROY FRANCISCO, DATED this 0th day of AuguSt. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 3 00 000 , $$ __________________________________ __3333 3001 000 __________________________ NOTICE OF SUIT r AD. 1234. PAULINE M piOt' FLORIDA TO: FRANK W. JONES 300i Oo $ $ 33333: DOOf 000 0 __ 1111111111__ $S NOTICE OF ACTION S: Phyllis Jordahl Detendant CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.l2o4A RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN THE STATE Of FLORIDA TO; ') '73333 City Clerk DOO(j000C NOTICE OFACTION $ 00000c NO T ICE OF MAILING ADDRESS WAYNE LEROY FRANCISCO, of the City of 1 -TO PAULINE M HOLD TO. ERIC HOWARD FREDGeneral Delivery by Howi. Schn.id.r jjj 0000C WHOSE 3333 0000" RESIDENCE AND Altamonte Springs, 76.3 Old Albany ERICKSON Granitevill,, South Carolina MAILING ADDRESS ARE Florida P o st Road Whose residence And all parties claiming interests UNKNOWN (J GET FM TH IS PubliSh Aug 15. 1974 Montrose. New York is Unknown by, through, under or against said 'fj ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 3 333 3 333? DEE 97 10510 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED defendant, FRANK W. JONES, and that a proceeding br dissolution o 133333's YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an that a Petition has been filed in the to all parties having or claiming to marriage has been filed against 'ou FICTITIOUS NAME action to foreclose a mortgage on above styled Court for the adoption have any right, titfi, or interest in regarding your marriage to RUBY the following property in Semincli' Notice is hereby gven that I am Of the minor children named therein he real property herein described. J FRANCISCO, in the Circuit Court, engaged In business at 681 E. Lake and wbefein you are named as an County. Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 7 Seminole County. Florida, / 4p# .. St. Longwood. Seminole County. interestedparty,andouarehereby that an action to foreclose a mor. inandlor AS and the North 310 feel m ac lot It the short title of which Is IN RE' i,Lot GRACELINE COURT, ' Florida under the flctit.ous name of required to serve a copy of in / your Iganeon the 1011Owifig real property THE MARRIAGE OF RUBY Jrcording to the plat lhereof .is 8EAUTY BARN, and that I intend to writfn defenses, if any, on NED N. in Seminole County Florida FRANCISCO, Wife, ar.d WAYNE legister said name WIll the Clerk of JULIAN, JR of ST ENSTROM, recorded ai Phi? foul. 3. Page i' t Lot 1. Block F. Revised Piat 01 LEROY FRANCISCO, Husband, the Public Records of Seminole lIlt Circuit Court, Seminole County, DAVIS I McINTOSPI, Attorneys for Markham Park Heights, according and these presents command you to County, Florida, OF THE HERALD Florida in accordance with the Petitioner, Post Office Box 13)0, to plot thereof recorded Plat Boø& I, appear and file your Answer or has been filad aganst you and you prov,sions of the Fictitious Name Sanford. Florida, 37771, and file the iaoe 7$, Public Records of Seminole other detente or pleading with the are required t serbe a copy of your Statutes, To Wit. Section 065 09 original with the Clerk of the above County, Florida. 4 Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for written defenses, if any, to it on — Florida Fiopida Statutes 1957. ________ styled has been filed against you and you Sminolecounty,FIor,da, !"'dser'we Rules: Only Non -C i l Ads ' PHILLIP H LOGAN, plaintiff's 5: Roy E. Mcdlain 1st, 1971; otherwise a default and are required to serve a copy of y.er a cooy thereof on Wile's attorney, It attorney, whose address is Post 49, Sept. 5, 1974 ultimate judgmen t will be entered written defenses. if any. to it on C RtjER L, BERRY, Post 0111cc Office " Publish: Aug. 15, 77, . Box 7279, 312 West First — DEE 93 ANDREW COOMES against you granting said adoption, _____________ SHORT RIBS Charl: Drawer 0, Sanford, Florida 3777$. Street, Sanford Florida. 37771, on or Items Must Be Under $100. And WITNESS my hand and the seal of , Ellis MilIe', PA, P.O. Box IllS, on or before the 1st day of Sep by Prink Hill before September 10th, $974, and tile FICTITIOUS NAME siid Court on this 76th day of July, YE PECIID 10 GIVE tii "J OrIana,, Florida 37007, and file the tember, AD 1971, or otherwise a the original With the Clerk I thiS tSN"T II A LITTLE t..A1E' IN No'r EAJ.y .1 Plotire ii hereby given that I am A D. $911 --, original with the clerk of the above defau't will be entered against you EAP"I REMOVE() C ou rt either before service oii ingagect in business at 4 Sleepy ISeall Price Must Appear In Ad ! ' styleJ courton or bef or e Sepftmt,er, WITNESS my hand and seal 01 the plaintifi's att or ney or ,mmectateii -I ood, Seminole 1. 1114. otherwise a MMAND(Wi NEW CAREER 7 I Arthur H Beckwith, jr. WI N AT BRIDGE - V eMouLc' I t.r i4tM ANALYzE ME WHY - - : - ---------- C - .- i'• ._.= — Legal Nti by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Mon Walker \_JI __)=__ Aunust 1.6. 1974 Thursday. BEETLE BAILEY W14Av5 - - . ___________ ______ _________ _____ - ______ _____ he I -. -.. .., ________ • ' ___________ . - •- - .-•;. •- . -- .: _____________ ______________ ______________ ______ ______ _______ ______ ______ ______ ______ er . . ,_________ __________ ________ _____________ ' THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansorn ________ .41 ' , ow South t — 1 ) 7 ) im ~ T ' es - ' , I NOT L . — N egal Notice - O . ______ - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis . _____________ RECEPTIONIST& vow? vr- - _____ — TRAINEES "5 - _______ I' _ _ _ i BLONDIE Chic Young I -' WATCH CAJSY F1tH I s'O-40 %v4y THIS BALL! , FC ALWy'5 THROWS ii SO FAR? I .. 00 4aI I TOO " - ______ __________ _______ I ____ _________ _____ ----- — '1 - BUGS - I i -J L ---•- . - BUNNY by Hesmdahl & —MAW I.- cgutq' ANN-P ,- _ _" Eft . _________ ,j33333333 3333 3333 _ V.., PDCIL, SIRZ. I -, ____ Stoffel SUMS... 5NAFFUN MY CRACKERS TRCJ9I2 'vOJ FOR ( CATSUP FUR FREE.' A AUV R ANO (ci. seuN .--,- -- - -.. kfil - _________________ 111111111111 3333 _ 3333 li p - J ' - •' " 333 4 -• ' - -' 33_ - IA2Ikt by - Dick Cavolli BELIE\'E HOME ? IS - XPGTI NG CRUNCH ' __________ HEIS ME. HEAR THE &RINKLER A IT WHIRLS fS15SST r I 01111111"I KJWLJ • by 005H, MAYBE WERE LTE- FOR / THE / B.AJK I ','1L) NOT 14ELPJG M5 'EWERRY' I THiNff.. 1 Crooks . '- ~ ~F I TlIN_L : i L , ' rT ; .1 -.,11 06 IV 1 - - FRANK 1 e T AND ± Lawrence E OJIJPEO \ 17 CAN I \ E - WE WERE JLIT PRETTV v,RRtEt \ Ii HELP 1PRIVIN6 PA6r. AND ,ULJ1 l$EK PTHER ) YOU lyE 1.4I VIE-KIN10 COjOgr:QJ...LE r5,,./ .¼\ fEApqcHE: COULD ' HOPE HE YOU O5IIY ErARE AN k ' & APjRi.J ,l;iii, fl.'. — . 1 __ i I2 j i Wj-. . .11,. . .1110 . . . "" ':' ,'.';,;' 1. "• .... "-' " _TWEN *-W OM-WIRS '4L,FE"r,,j' DO I County, Florida under the fictitious i HUMONGUOUS of flrflQ Seminole County, Florida PRODUCTIONS. and that I intend to By Elaine RiCharde reg'sler said name with t?'i Clerk 01 Depot', Clerk the Circuit Court, Seminole County , Ned N Julian, Jr. Florida ifs acCordante with the STENSTROM, DAVIS & provisions of the Fictalous Name McINTOSH Statutes. To Wit' Section 065 09 Post Office Box $330 ClADiil* 5t*tuti 1937. Sanford, Florida 3777$ - S Vt" -I - '> Em 0 1 I /" • L_ , _____ - i 1 1 ,.'e '- s. ' \.._,,../ i ., - .. Clefk of the Circuit Court judgment may Clerk of the Circuit Court on thit the thereafter, otherwise a defaul' l All, D. 19,14 be enter ed against you for the rei rf demanded in the complaint or (Seat) be telliffd against you for the relief )Oih day o! July. A petition. WITH(ZSSmy hand and the seal seid court on July 3.2, i'74 (Seal) A rt hur H Beckwith, Jr. Cl er k of the Circuit Cou rt By: Joy Stokes Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Couit By iii' Stokes Deputy Clerk ROGER L BERRY Attorney for Petitioner Post Office Drawer 0 demanded in the Complaint WITNESS my hand ,unith# eaI uf this Court - ri tiii :i, :,i, . ' 1971 (Seau Arthur H tleo.lir' jr As Clerk ot the Coo't 'I - -. -- h.., S.. ;.'. ' . .1 71'.,l,'.. ,10Q1I, r~ I _V_F j., - -"i . f'... Ilf til .;e'.$..t-._'"J Ii "I,. ' e.. 'ç. -. - -1. -.:-. - , ": . ~__. A __.___ PLACE SPECIAL RATES START AUGUST 19 CALL 322,2611 a. a aa•.a - — or 831-9993 -- - - 'U ' - -1 ~-.-_ = ommerc a 5 Z -. I.. i; il~ F' FsssT THE FAMILY MARKET " j.P 2' DAYS Ill ERNEST I , OUR 4UMMER IN il- I.I.'I.I.. - __ W ) . I LINES --- -77 _ - - , �_ .- _ - - 7. :.. ... . ~... ~. .. . . -'- .-' . . 71 --*;-'-- - - - , - J OB-EvenIng Herald Apartment s Rent Unfurnished Want Ads Do - __ Apartments Rent Unfurnished 30 32 Houses Rent Unfurnished i.t Selling,_ Your - I Mobile Homes Rent For You. 322-2677 41 41 Houses for Sate le Housesfor Sale 17 so Real Estate Wanted Beautifully wooded dead end street. Not Misceflancous Fora le I - -2i35 v 50 - - _________________________ _____________________ ______________________ _______________________ . -. - ": PnhPrfq . UI. ____ - EIGHT SALVAGE - Household Goods - Household Goods Refrigert, l9cu.ft like ICC maker, double door, $195. Dish GE Dortablp, $4S . ufloflofler,'alfl%f new, 27.000 BTU with heat pump. $200. Room air Conditioner, $30; O$3 • flew, 65 •: Air Appliances . . . Iith . 674 Big ' . Sell "in stock" Deal 54 1 great Pool 55 J! • 11,, ,, .. _ SINE a 1 SERVICES Directory Experts Ready Serve ___ A - - - Horn.lmprev.m.nts Pavion r.00mg . . I I . HURRY I I - The Sexy European" Stock of Comets Also Available at Discount Prices -. . -- MERCURY LINCOLNi 1 . - _______________ __________________ ______________ ____________________ own at S POINTS LONOWOOD 11 - 65 W,P,'S3Ig of - - OrPentY C&A BackPoe Service plc tanks, fill dirt VINCENT'S CARPENTRY dr.vcwa5 AtI ki,yh of digging Interior Trim. Paneling. Custom 332.91i7 or 323.393 CSrpenlry. No Job too small, Licensed I Boided. si - Electric BIlls? Pct. interest Rat. 17" Tigb'ne Vent Cooiers provides ,s constant flow of air thru attic au. GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New tornatically. Operates on wind 3 and I bedroom homes, 1½ to 2 power Only. By reducing attic baths priced from $22,130 to heal, you can save up to 23 pet. On ____________________________ $25,100 on large woodea lot. Seller air conditioning ct and an pays .,,l closing VA, FHA, average of 17.00 or rt'iO,e PIE' conventional loans Builder, month on electric billS 136.00 for Deltona. 901-2892260. Orlando, 004'. 2 for or 3 for $99.00 10 54231336. installed. For one story shingle ______________________ root. Quality installation TRADITIONAL CONTRACTORS guar an teed _____________ CO Lake Mary, 121,750.3 8DRM, new homes. 1200 dn. Farmer's _ Lawn Service ___________________ _____________________________ - - Concrete ' Ron's Concrete & Masonry Free estimates Fk.ors, patios & drives Brick or 510cr planter's. Patch and repair work 373 $191 -- 'Yard Clean Up, Trim, Mowing ServlceandLigp,ty4aufl,,fl5 g. ANYTIME. 323416 In the good ale summertime .11'S something Classified Ad. Just dial 322 7411 631 999) for a uukkresulls ad creat t.me to sell CONCRETE. large or small - we all. Fair oricei t. irø.i....i Boncieci CHASEY BUILDERS, _ $427759 day or night. It a with a ________ ORLANDO Home Administratlo ,)n Plan. •j 1649 ____________ - a Large or small we do it all. __________________ - Quality work, free estimates. Used Farm Equipment will Sell fast CHASEY BUILDERS. $62 7739 ea s ywit(. aClasI'fedMC day or night. Wall Papering _________________________ 37225110, u1..w? __________________ ______________________ Post 373 9043cr 373 $429 " .All BR OWN PEST CONTROL 7542 Park Drive Repair Inc Satisfaction guarantee. Carpentry painting Free' Estimates Call Marty. 671 1346. _ 37k' U65 RowepeslControt 268lroQvOj%A, "Oon't ne,.'Si" Ser ve a useful -pJrpct again when you sell them with a cessified ad from the Pet Care Her4ld. Call us today' Dont dea ," Just dial 77 flit or ?31 PCT CF ST , .' ,c.r mO., bQ.ird.r.u' & Groomng .50 -- , ______ .,, F Call After I P-M Monr-Thurs 3771262 Days: 322 6)73 Nights:327347I 322323? CISU If led ads %MO !he buylfq and ___~ s e I II n g c o m m u n it y everyday ...read arid use them often Call 3772611 Or 1319993. JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR ESTATE, ____________________ 32744373227111)737 Realty • RAVENNA PARK-EXTRAS IV LOCH AR B 0 R SPACIOUS I'*30'achovsetrailer , 3773437 FALL CLEANING "fmpI'wath&spea KICCn Welding peinting ,nt,r,Oi-, estImate. 322 9365. extrioe. Fr*e Exterior wOIIs. 'aye's, patio, valki ,,,,, & roots. Removes mildew, fungus, AODlTi3f4S 3, R1'MOOEUNG GENERAl. WELDING rnddOt)t*rs, wasps & , CALL BILL ,vebs 322 41797 TRAILER REPAIRS Off 1.425 3314 3233900 Lake Mary3lJ 0)8) 373j doors S windows installed, HALL REALTY •stet 40ID a Idyliwildo charming Loch Arbor, Has 3 conditioner and lar& 3730)10 .rooms. er Club In large corner lots. Oodles of extras. For lst of them call REAL'lOR.Asociate Sonny Raborn. After hour's 377 1)79. - 750 gallon kptic 211 76 the home you want Rare Opportunity B ildi g PHONE 322.5905 Lo ) Roberts & Gilman 3 'is'rirggms, 1 bath. ste s00 ,,, I am . '67 I I 20 mi per gal. • List Price $4974 - ON THE SPOT INSURANCE & BANK RATE FINANCING _____ - FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS OR OVER ALLOWANCES ON ALL OTHER '2895 . International ~ ton. I whmi drive. t oolbox bd $1200 365 3'el fl.VLI,_'.' 4010 w -- - i s '2495 4a a _ -- ! 0 0 AN '74 TOYOTA CELICA G.T. 5 Speed, LowMileage 3895 '71 i.i I 1 1973 Vega Station Wagon, a'. -i speed, 373 0715 I9lODatsunSIO I TOYOTA CORONA H.T., 4 Sp., R&H Extra Clean ..........'2095 MONTH "' TOYOTA Pickups 3 To Choose From Jack Davis Starting At . '2695 - / 1* I9lOGaIaxis 500.4 door hardtop. ar. Eckstein. 1 1631 Dealer 1-4ner. Low Mileage Up To 30 + Mi. Per Gal. '1395 196$ Olds (jullass 5, new wide ovals, _._.. - Whitey _______ $995. Call Eckstein, 1651 Dealer Call Whitey '70 Corola 1200 Stop by and see him today for your next car II 4 Sior,ed. runs perfec t 1.695 373 5024 ______ _____ 2795 .... 1 OF _______ Nw '2149 w 0 B Was 17693 Radio, Low Mileage leased Radio, Oversized Whit, Wall Tires '.000 Milos WasS2fl$ 72 Celica St. 4-Speed -.Wheel Ranch. 373 1060 4$peed,WC,Mirr,rs 47) GMC PU $ Stick, Excellent Cond N Ow 511395 _____________ _____________ Low Mileage. Beautiful 2795 ' I P.avpa car for your needs, used arid '3295 '73 Ford Courier As s '1200 Was 11115 or Trade, S. Tax $43.50, Tag . Title $20, Pontlbc,'73, GRAND AM. top condition-i door, automatic, extras, wh ite with stripes, 15.000 miles, Best offer near 53.650 671 I4067 after 6. 4 Wheel Drive, AC '72 Datsun 'Lit Hutier Bright Red Special p Auto., Air Conditioning THE '73 Dodge V$Automstmc, - EAST AIRPORT '73 Corona 4 Dr. Sed an 2 Dr., 4 Sp $258.80 Dn, Cash or Trade, 0 12995 As Is '1200 Short bed, Two Tone Paint Lowest Price In Towi 'SSthrU'7IMo,j0l5 1797 Maltlarict Shiny Black. And rice In Town '72 Ford PU 69 Toyota Corona ." Buys.Any.Car Dodge Van '72 Luv PU I, - UMMER FUNTIME SPECIALS _______ BUYS Auto. PS, Chrome Wheels, Big Tires MODELS Apr, 21.57, Fin, Chg. $216.36. (WithGoo.iCrut Now '2144 Now '2185 EW 12995 __________ Now '3895 RAM COVE -_ 24 mos. at 46.59 ______ 6SIICk,Exc,llcnt Condition. Was $ 239$ (2) A Autos for Sale l?,COO Ml., Compare It 73 GMC PU '73 Dodge D100 80 Creston EXCELLENT TRUCK %ere t I Factory Air. £ Loaded '71 Plymouth ElCamino Classic AM FM, Air, Loaded Was ).429S ' 11111111111111111111 With Payments To Suit You 365)161 '72 Chrysler Newport 11995 9 YET IN TOWN S NEW TOYOTA TRADE INS of '21 '74 Chevy FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED _________ International ~ ton, I wneel drive. too I box toed. %1200 365 3161. l96SFordF 100 '73 Ford Wagon 6 I - Trailen Stripes, White Bucket* 20r.Hardbop.sharperThan ,l ) Trucks 000dcondition 1&x,i 10,000 Miles . i _________ Ice Box • '73 Sporlster Extended frontend 37) 958 • 1895 $3995 Like New I$ It COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE L...3.134o -- -.'- -. 350 Honda, 57(13 Call After 6 373611). I VI Air, Auto, PS, Silver With Black '74 Jeep 4 Wheel Drive • ___________________ 'I Sleeps 6 Motorcycle ln5urane BLAIR AGENCY 373 66 U, Ford Mustang Brass Hat, Loaded I AIRPORT I f. __________ Floor Shift, Mag Wheels Only Apartments OUL(VARD ____ ___ it% 78 Grand Tcrino I ________ ft. , Motorcycles _ '73 340 Dart fl '74 Pinto Runabout Cove 1 45 10T, J ___________ '74 Dart Sport 340 • oo 2 minutes from Sanford PEaza / I /9 25thSanrd,F MONEY$ b from , I 1109 Sanford 644.3912 '2695 - ._uIsuu1 ' $SAVE _ B _______________________ * ___________________________ 12995 0711 , Abandoned. unwanted junk cars hauled away. Your cos., 5)0 Orlando, 29S6194 anytime 323.7730 CARj Double Sharp, Deep Maroon L oa ded CAsselberry For Sale, too x 10D, motile home tots. Good location Terry Realty, REALTOR, USED '73 Opel Manta Luxus Air, Auto.. climate control, carpeting, COOL IT FOLKSI If you're looking all over the area for a hom e, and you've not been to Slenslrom lealty, no wonder yos're sweallrill We have over 730 homej In North Seminole listed with us It can chances are we'll have it. Call us . " _________________ c Auto Repairs Parts.Acceswrjes 0 - TWENTY WEST-THIS 3 YEAR l9l]3room Barring ton, reduced Irg• fenced lot. 511.300. 377 9s9,i. ' SUPER 1 Call for Appointment 322-3103 OLD 3 bedroom, 1½ bath is as 1)300. bright as a new Pennyl in ex. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES cellenf condItion. $26,000. Central S00FrenchAve 38O3OrlandorJr equipped kitchen Call REALTOR. __________________ AssocIate Rose Southward for details, Aft er hours, 3734.i0i 43 Lotsand Acreage ____ ! air. 322 4319. ______________________________ • COW 1't DANCE DODGE Plymouth Duster BY - 2 bedroom trailer. FurnIshed Adultioniy 37) 1103 bedrooms, 1k', baths, $11,000. jjj Homes p. 17 Volt Batteries $ il 95 ID "Where Everybody Rides" I Lights • Sid.wilks HOME in quiet, ) bedroom mobile home with air FURNISHED. 76043 HWY. 1792 I *Large Wooded Lots •Paved Streets • Sewers - 63' On lot 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, 10' * 70' patio COVIf, 10' x 10' Shed. No down assume paymehts. Call 464$1, Evenings, -LOVE L Y. West is? St. Sanford ______ _____ ___________________ " 1972 Shamrock, 12' BOB HOMES OF DISTINCTION - Charmi 3 bedrooms, 2 ba hs , STINE MACHINE & - 9d ______________________ to' 16' room on wheels, _ GALORE I Pool, central climate control, carpeting, plioni jacks, wIred for Stereo, gas grill This 3 bedroom, 2 bath is in excellent conditIon. $45,000, Call REALTOR.Associafv Betty Flamm, After hour's 3326053 ________ ____________ --- 77 JunkCarsRemoved - tonight. We 're always available, 60' u n lot, .ivr Some (among equipment you In the City. ri 1Onir se? Sell it all with a CITY-SPLIT 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath perfect condition. Has centra' Ad in The Herald. Call Total Price Sc climate control. fl-r eplace and 127 7111 or 6)) 9°91 ano a trend, -i vc& will help dozens of other extras. $26.950 ____________________________ 5400 fln, 5 years on the balance, Call REALTOR.Associal, Al EXCLUSIVE Antar to see. After hours 372 6621 NEIGHBORHOOD. ng t quiet cui-desac, overlooking golf SUNLAND-SHARPI That's how we course. Family room opens into describe this 3 bedroom W"h SEMINOLE SANFOkID IS'xscrefnedpool. WaIl to wall tllow well, 'ely draperies, carpet With Slate infoyer. carpeting and newly pointed. eat-Ic, kItChen equipped with self Excellent cOfidilioii. $2e',200. For MINI RANCH cleaning oven, dishwasher, dstili cell REALTOR.Auoclat. Approximately 7, acres. ready for disposal and Rose Southward. After hours 322 side.by .sid. your mobile home with septic. refrigerator freezer, 4404. deep well, 3rd Shallow well. Get C&l 3fl.24 Anytime away from it all. Lose yourself in OWNER ANXIOUS-) bedroon,, ) the beautiful t'ees Zonid for bath, kIfthn eviope central "Sanford's Salc Leader" horset 1)2,300. For more in. Pica', carpet, privacy fenced, Your Multiple Lmstinç- Agency formation, or to see", call Jerry 123,500 Erirrson, Assoc 630 5500 Alter ____ PIAL TOliS t'W)'J'S, III 1170 '16' Pn'P Dr. we repair and service 707W Ind St __________ ______________ REAL ____________________________ SUPPLY CO. 11111iiiiM BROKERS ______________________ Alitypesandsizes Prouvre Cleaning - PAUL SLATER WFI LS Dull. I [0 PUMPS S PRINKLER SYSTEMS Ph. 377 Jbe'Jroom, 1) baths. no qualifying, $4900 down, $156 mo., 7 per tent. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373j ______________________________ Professional Wallpaper Hanger. On vacation fill August 76 Free estimates PH. 3226373 WON Drilig _______________________________ M. ST. JOHN'S REALTY ________ anforc$,)73 2070 • . '1* 1 , o RETIREES DREAM ;97 FlamIngo 2 Bdrm , set up on lake. skirting. 'Take up payments or pay nil. Ph., 3230350. Dealer. _________ take over payment .1 of slit Painting aid Wallpapering No fob fIf you are In need of a framing subcontractor, Call BIG HAM. too small. Quality workmavns,ip, 373 U79 or 373 V$9 MER CONSI. $433160, REMODELING at fair prices. AAA Home Ocala: Beautiful country living. 3 aZdl-OOm,2bathp,O,eon 1'. acre of land Outside complete, Inside partically finished. 16.000 down -a - Ci GHorne improvements All Types of Repair, __________ (305)571-1581 _________________________ ubControctors Painting Home ABCO VENT CO. Stenstrom - - Ou fC h4n difficulty find'n1 to Carlo drive, a jot). uI' '0mr service you have need of. read all our want ads every day ________________________ ' - - CAMPER - - - CHINOOK It ______ Mobile Homes - _____ AKC by PDodtepvppy.9wef%Q male. Apricot color. Has shots. 323-63)7. ____________________________ ______ Burglar Alarms - HiLUX PiCKUP WITH _____ PH. 322.4334 . 42 - 1971 Ledger'wood travel trailer. 23'complet,,$2&13 3S 3161 "" Pets and Supplies MS EACH JZJ S7M - Skyr"keting £.__ 7974 flLUfl SANFORD REt VEE SERVICE 2311W. lit St. _____ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet "'f"-! "5' o'' o, CARROLL'S FURNITURE ountry LINCbLN MERCURY 14W,' l?t7 IN - u - ___________ - - . -- Service stop by: Lithe want ads bring big, big reSulls JI1 5h hr' OflC. 322 7611 or 831 9993- ' - - F#rM O t(XA fM 7051 PvE r0 sawroeo O,LANO HIS H1 i1; 5 W th %.ir.io. PS. 3fl 1131 OIt.ad P11 Ha eii "" "'WdN, 4R - ________ __________ Land 53 English Ford RunsOocid. $175 322 6421. ' ________ - BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC 'n 14 - ,,•,,._..........j ' _____________________________________________________ Brougham. 2 door loaded. One er One year warranty. Call Dan. 373 dli, Dealer, _____________________________ ________________________ Buy, sell, consign, appraise or Special sales out of anythri-2 of value. 1700 French Ave. 373 7340 Sanfor d, Fla Fni,inmavsf ,IlI r. -..,-.r ....... •tAr D..• 64 - ll - . DAN_______________________________________ _,,,_ - d IdI.o - - Bikes, Bikes, Bikes 75 Camper-Travel All sizes arid models, tO Speeds, S Trailers __________________________ speeds, and sta33ard bikes now ___________________________ available at Firestone Store. Call A Buy of A LIfetime.- 16' Travel 3270244 Trailer, like new $1,850 372 4.170 ___ __________ 1973 VW Camper, bright orange, air, 59 automatic, full camper equip MusicalMerchandjse menl, pop top, like brand new UPRIGHT PIANO t5795 Call Whitey Eustein, 377 FOR SALE,$100, 165) Dealer 322-9111 CALL SOUTHERN RV SERVICES autl fuISteinwprightpI.n0 FORALL.YOURVNEEDSIt BeaUtlfUltofle.5400 3739070 373.litli. I, . . . Complete - - ka_vty Car Offer • Capri I 1973 Singer Zig-Zag ____ APPICIC1 Limited • , Auction - - ..-,..,l'.,... ance 3231309, COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE GIRLS BICYCLE 3 SPEED SCHWIN, 530. 3738254 j J - $7i'., ' Auctioneering Service - ' . I I 72 58 ________________________________ Bicycles .. _~ . ~ 1 - Boats&Marjne - I - -- . q W Buy and Sell Gold and "vCf Coint Single or Bulk. SEMIiOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st SI 373 4357 ______ - - -- Cove REALTY ! - .- - 372 596 1 _____________________________ - - The _____________________________ V .. . - .--- --'---.--. _______ it bt Pinto Standard 16' Seab'eeze '73 Model, Brand new '71 Cryslermtr,;5p Has only * Sanford Auction '*' 10 hours in the water. Tilt trailer. Excellent cordition Must sell, PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY Take over payments. In-sill or MONDAY NIGHT Antiques, TV%, 3?? 73 Ne-, and ,,. I _______________ furniture appliances 1';: POBSON MARINE Special 5at' (watch ads) 297 Hwy 17 _______ - 3 ,, $ l00 down,$i35obal 'WlFNTA. Ruc.s WANTED pr.c pad, used, any Condtn 6176. Winter Park -_- 1. Equipment _____________________________ . __________ Garage.Rummage Sales -_-- ______ .. .4 CASH 377 1)32 i r used furniture, appliances '0015, etc Buy 1 or 1001 -,,,_-_ DISCOUNT .., l966CtP Good Shape. I72 4391 Atter5pm Wanted to Buy Yard Sale: Friday.Saturd4y, Aug 16 17. Cowan Mouiton Tee. Apt. 69 17. Down West Third St. mps. Coins ______ St amps-Coins REALTY 1-2 Bedroom 68 - ___________ $500 you - sedan. Lincoln Mercury exetie car. Fully equippedLow mileage 1 year warranty. Offered for $4490 CallBill.3724851,Dealer JIM DANDY FEEDS eUYDIRECTFROMBOXCAR GorrnleysE 16,3734733 ____________________________ CARPORT SALE Aug. 16 17, 9a m 6pm. Misc. items. 10) Garrison Dr., 323 4*9). inc. ((iInqf,sh,ng? Get alithe equipment need for tho h."'.'-.. '*iith.. .-..nt 1973 Marquis Brovg"m 4 door 12 calves. 322 7811 SAT,. AUG. U. ID- ? 123 E. WOODLAND DR. at HOMES ______________________ * ______ ______________________________ - ___ - 16 Angus type cow-s, - , -V ~l , ., Ranges. Holpolnt and Tappan, Priced right. Financing available with no down payment. Dick's Appliances 3727658 Factory Assistance Allows Us To CAPRIS . , --- KENMORE WASHER, SPrvice, USed machInes MOONEY APPI lHC 33 A ~! - -- - Ad 1. - l9ó1Chetie.6cyljflder. automatic lOorbestoffer, 373 7753 r 372 7846. i__i Little - oI Marc .t, lack. 1300. Bus. 3722171. Rs, 373 13 tuft. Holpoint avocado V" -' __ Passenger station wagon Air, od Condition.1375 671 7737 Ct 6715101 . - ._ - Horses , what's not to love? 191969 69 Mercury Colony Park 9 66 - $2499 ___ Autos for Sale U - per enceo (4 A THE LOVE BUG. 1963 Riviera Buick All new titCj$4OQObCjt 7325752. DAVE'SUSEDFURNITURE 5005 SANFORD AVE. 3239310 323174 52 _ 80 - - - Just Petsand Supplies _, ;. 73. . Sandlewood Villas onders __ ______ ADC chthund miniatures. RCd alSo black and tan, Males Newly reupholstered hide a bed Priced to sell. Waynes Quality __- ,.. I -- ______ W - - washer. - - - 1 BUY DIRECT FROM BOX (AR - _________________________ Ads V Want Appliances a., Con'l L*ø rftrig' svep ladders wire etc. I - Gormy' E. 16, Sanford 373 1733 Scuba tank and rulatoq. D exercise pen, 11' * i', Sunlamp Delton& Attention young families 373. 10 12S4 Ad are the smallest big retirees No cash down low nw items you will find monthly payment 3 Bedrooms, 2 BEDROOM SUITES .'flywher ths Call Builder 3056)1 873 Whnl.seIe Over $20000. NoH'Sprce Dishwasher and dryer only ' on factory damaged repaired WILSON MAIER FURNITURE months old. Perfect working Iuit $19900 Can not be told BUY-SELL-TRADE Condition. Call 323673.1 or see a' from new. 311313 E First SI 323 ,. 1 S Summer fin Ave. '- ''cl WILL vu FENCE JOB There's one nur you Bottom freezer. Clean F & Prasonable $75 3fl 172 BI/l - Evening Herald Thursday, August 15, 1974-JIB Ata special low Miscellpous For Sale . 676 . 4111111. 41111. 41111111111111, . l.mp•r, - 50 Miscellaneous For Sale CS and ___________________________ e*pert Installation, 70 yr CUp LOwl prictt n town Call •. ..*' -- Fact, _________________ ______ - - Magic But - NFORD 2nd fI. 2 bedom. LAKE StemperSezi LAKE MARY 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, double Quick cash for your home. Fast ELEPHANT EAR PLANTS $' RY 3room, 7 bath, 7 Bedroom mobile home air COfl. Kitchen equipped,air. Call owner, T carport, central hut and air, large family room. Kitchen bedrooms. central ht & air, closing. Wewill pay all cost. Move ditioned, carpeted. Very nice. "lIm.saNFoRDAReA friendly Deltona (305)5)063. Bring 7 to S gal. container. R. carpet, and drapes. Like new. Lot ulpp, garage. 52)5. 3730445. Shag carpet $163 MO 12th month or will trade, Free rea and b,avtifl?" Adults only. Reasonable. 3fl-S417. Carroll. fl7 Angeles Rd., J. 99'xlW. Lake Ma. 532.900.373 FRAP4KLINARMSAPTS. cree.glady Brown Rulty, 322 5337 Inspection. Call Larry Saxon, NEWLYWEDS? Want your own 3bldrooms,kltcpien,qulpp.etj, Deflary. 1636127. or 372196.t 112OFloride Ave. REALTOR, or Jerry Emerson. tint "little home'?" Nice corner _________________________ ________________________ . $1permonth 35 373 1650 Mobile Home Lots Assoc, Roberts & Gilman. Inc. lot. 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath, $1L500. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 373 4 * *GENEVA GAcOENS * * Owners arcIor to sea t. Dorrl pass REALTOR. $30 S.00. Honeywell Electronic Al, Filter For Rent story .rwav dix , 3bedroOm wall to wall. lhisbuy. Oic Ja1.thV j'11da7 dflUsdve Is apartments. Pool, air, after S. itt andlat month required moreor low down I HA or VA. Call CQUIPPCd. Fenced yard. $ kitchen per Free trailer space in return for Cant put the car In the garage. Sell ____________________________ clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, 5.rlr. watchman &lI,5rad -. in UI Large fenced lot for the children, Eve. 322.1959 longer needed items with a ________ ____ kItcheeuled.cen?ralhutana manufacturing plant on Wntsid. Neat, newly painted. 3 bedroom I4eavy.dutyutilitytraiter. classified ad in the Sanforø GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD air. Monthly rentals from $117 3 Bedroom biorkhouse. ofSan?otd.323410 home, kitchen equipped with new "° Herald. Oi3l 322 2611 or 631-9993 to Neat 7 bedroom home, small Call I$70 3227090,1303W. 25th St.. Sanford. appliances. Enjoy peace of mind 31 Apartments Rent 372 olace yours panelled family room, big tre in After S;p,m. with one year PALACE GUARD - Furnjched T:. eroc,n,s, I bath, wail to wall Resort Property 36 yard. 519.500. condition. Sofa, good Just warranty on air conditioner. AREA'S FINEST For Rent NEIGHupholstered a year age. First SO plumbing and electrical Stem. Miscell,pous carpting, drapes. central heat Efficiency apt., carpeted, with air. and air. Fully equipped with dish. _____________________________ BORHOOD . This 3 bedroom, il come 30 3730443 Call Jeff Cohen, Assoc.. 6)05500. %" per mo. KULP REALTY, 3n. 33 For Sale washer. Call Mrs. Rutherford373 Houses Rent bath older home on 360 acres of ___________________________ 7333 n, IL 319 S. Atlantic, DA,tnn flarh . • -• -. " ' WiI ' ' 'P i L. . ,urs eor ________ ,..,. ft.....':.. ioum Adu,t Cr.ip 1 or 7 bedroom aupie ip4rimenni. ____________________________ -. $100; al oIor Tv. 3 years old I ___________________________ carpet. central heal & air. $730 down. Owner will hold 1st moe 830.5500 Furnished or unfurnished 60 Spec.RatesForSeniorClllzens $200. 373 5956. mc lit & last. 323640 t;age $50,000. Call Margaret Need Inc Realtors Longwc.od Swimming PO. 13205. Orlando 37 PkAvenueMobIlePark Business Property Scott, REALTOR Assoc. Evening Dr. 323 2t20. ODD CHEST 75ParkDrive,3fl 2161 Fumshed 2 bedroom on St. Jos fl778. For Rent A New Large$t5ClCiofl In Central Florida CORBETI REAL ESTATE River, $200 mo. plus $100 serity. 2 Bedrooms Refrigerator, stove. air INTERESTED IN ACREAGE? 1 Bdrm. Apt. Large Rooms Prices start at $3995 REALTOR Also 2 bedroom house on Upsata conditioner. Adults only. 3 and '.4 acres northwest of Sanford 3 commercial units House? AltiOniy,Npt 1684791 Rd. $150 mo., piui 550 security. Availa' August 1, 373 0981 flET sis,000 tncipc,cs house and 372-33470r Financing a new 3729180 ALL NOLLS STORES 179? 312 4pm Or 323-i942 Maronda Home There's ______ NEAR SCHOOL 1 and 'i acres near Lake Harney O,ltona is now within WELAKA API,RTMENTS 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath, fenced yard. There never was a better time than includes ?bedroom home. $18,0 00 . 3 bedroom corner lot. hardwood IS' Fiberglass canoe and electric I the rBICPI of the young 114W. Ill St. New furniture. 2 children okay. no now 10 use & Classified ad in the floors, 1 block from elementary Terms. Call REALTOR Assoc. V!c workIng people of the sp(ed mot&, $200. VW Buggy 2 pets. 1200 Month. Ist and deposit Herald Stop making excuse% Dial school Only S23,0DO. $1500 down Gitchler. Evening 322 7374. area- at well as the AVALON APARTMENTS engines, new bAttery. $2SO or best Call after S. 322-9401. 3722611 or 8.319993. no down payment VA, Stv today. ADULTS. HO PETS older' off er. Call 574 3069. After $ask for refirees on a fixed Stemper Realty RENTAL AP.'iRTMLPIT HOMES income 116 W Ind St. Pete Must sell See us 3 bedoorn Bungalow completely EXCHANGE Central Florlcj.s r g a r d n q y o ur lrned including washer and F-..,rnth1 Apartment for rcr: MULTIF'LLLISTINGEAL1O cI New Smyrna Beach, t block to purchase a Vant To Buy Furniture month, first and from theoccan Tradeforhomeor 377 1991 Private Entrance * Unfurnished 19195, French new 3 bedroom home for ONLY 96 ' ONLY last, 150 damage deposit, Below Wholesale? commercial 3221376 After 1, Eve.3727373221496327348 Sanford area. In. no cash down and N ed1 painting and roofing; if tereited? Call now. Noli's freight damaged warehouse reduced monthly SAN MO PARKS, . 7. 3 Bedroom ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - 527.500 * W/W Shag Carpet handy and wlllng to do repairs, 50.000 Sq. ft. warehouse, ready for has over 10,000 pieces to Select payments under the Trailers & Apts. 2 Adu9 parts. 2 Three bedrooms, I bath, good TA F F ER R E A LTY Itt month rent free References, from at wholesale or below at 19 you today. Excellent ocallonaf 1.1 Farmers Home Ad. Family parks 3313' Hwy 1712, neighborhood. Large lot. All a 327045. 1100E 75th , * Range-Refrigerator West Concord, downtown Orlando and SR 16 ministration At5iitjte Sanford, 373.193 D6, Wk, pliances. Carpet throughout. 373 6i653 Phone 125-95'C2. Plan Clunt 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PARK If you don't believe that want ads * DishwasherDisposal IMMACULATE-7bedroom, lbath, FOLDING PING PONG TABLE. tiflO results, try one, and listen to 32 37) 0061 or Houses Rent ROflDA Hartman Realty, Inc. family room, bright cheery kit. LIKE NEW. $33. your phone ring Dial 373 7611 or Unfurnished ctn, $18,500 * Clothes Washer•Dryer _____________ For lease - Building for office's Ill Sulte2O)TheGreaterMall 1 (Ommertlal use. A downREALTORS, CasseIberry,$3g.)4* 2 BUNK BEDS Furnished or unfurnis hed nice room, fence, appliances s.soo town location. Approximately * Recreational Building ACRE Largest selection in Central Florida. down, $135 mo. 2room home ).a00 sq. ft. floor space. Very rca. KULP REALTY 34 Mobile Homes Rent Also best price. Start i ng at $139 for REALTY, REALTOR. 401W. 1st St. __________________________ sonable rent to substantial party * Heated 831.4039 Complete. whowlil maintain building in good 23B Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by ALL NOLL'S STORES Aplrlment - Adults No pets 372 or 628.2162 condition, May sublet space For renting a mobile home at CAMP SANFORD There'sonenearyou. _____________________ tiio. info call H. A DALE REALTY, * SEMINOLE. No pets, No alcohol,64? 7603 Park Dr Jim Hunt Realty" 6161 _____________________ MI.ITLAHD PLEA MJrT 3724170 Days 372 7712 FROIA 5tH REALTOR _____ ____ Furnished or Unfurnished, 2 bdrn ___________________________ ____________________ 1911 lS. 17 7Oen Sat & Sun S 2)18 l'Ow.AlRpOpT BLVD ________ 7 bedroom completely furnished. DYNAMITE LOCATION for op. air, large fenced yard, Osteen. 'SANFORD AfterHrs-3329364 IM _ 7970 SANFORD, FLA Airconditioningandwasher, tometrist, physician, podiatrist, $133 furn. or 5183 turn. 372 MN. A little bit of heaven. 2 Bedroom ,, "tni r.ec'ds'' Serve a useful )22')991and3fl0J ____________________ .12I_mm Call Mn. Palmer, 3230322. etC. Near Altamontell. 1000 sq. Commercial P ________________________ family room, carpeting, Air. Purposeagan when you tell them 2 BedrDom.'lenced yar'd. free water. _____________________________ ft. available, $3464.16. ,Seller offers terms. 516.500. with a classified ad from the r oper ties $165 Mo.. Security deposit. 122. / Near Lake Jessup on Miller Road off __ Herald. Call us todayt need for a happy time *ith a Don't M20 or 323-5134 ____________________________ Sanford Ave. Twn 17'XSO'. $150 per ___________________ 41 Classified Ad delay, Just dial 3722611 or $3)Master's Houses for Sale month each. 647 7400 or $76 3614. 3 Bedroom house. Stove and Ski, swim, and fish on big Lake "91 To place your low cost want and Nicelbedroomapt. air. refrigeratOr.Centralheatandajr, Private lot Mary, a crystal clear lake. 3 ad . Mature adults. A.C. carpet. Adults. $105. Acreage dy Corner lot. $173 Month. Bedrooms, 7 baths, air, 2 porches, water arid lights. $120 per month, EVEREST 1611. 3fl22%atferl:OOp.m. garage, carport, fenced yard. Above ground swimming pool, 31' x 3229211. JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC. ON RESERVOIR 4' with son deck. All aluminum, Seller offers terms 544.500 INC., REALTORS LAKE complete. Conn trumpet, $150 323 W. Garnett White I SANFORD 0760 alter p m 6210101 _________________________________ I Broker ,107 W.Comm.rcial Have Florida orange juice from . . . I .. Sanford, 373.7681 ~ . your own trees. Corner lot. 3 , •1.2.3 Bedroom Apts. I 734% NEW bedrooms, family room, lust * * Singer * * •wjmmlng Pool - HUFFMAN REALTY painted inside and Out. Move ifl I S . S U. . I . Al 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central . heat Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc •Tennls Courts I . . GOLDEN TOUCH'N 51w I now. $22,500. and air. FHA or VA. Come 55, J 3721398cr 372 $153 •Flshing S Boatlnq in sewing cabinet, repossessed FORREST GREENE INC. •Dis.als Woodmere, 7877 Grove Dr. 3 PINECREST Singer's best model, wInds bobb4n In machine Fully automatic. Pay •Disasbers Bedrooms,2b5ths,clrpet.AC VA REALTORS 1?6W.LaVe?,ary Blvd. Looking for clean home. See this nothIng down. 516,500 323-7619 or balance of 176 or 10 paymentS Of 373 63 S3 or 645-7333 •Dra.s bedrooms. large living room and 4230311, ss, WE TAKE TRADES . i carpeting, Stove and refrigerator $ too, $22 900 It WINTER SPRINGS SANFORD 323-7"0 _____ S Acres on paved road with orange Stop Urn'" trees. Drop in bobbin, till rag and 3 need le 1 LAKE KATHRYN HOME ORLANDO 345.5555 of • OWNER CRYING • To position. Like new condition, Solid You! Custom built I bedroom home on its new for UI, balance of 5.43 cash o' _____ Must sell 3 bedroom home.shed, Nice Spay NICE RIREMENT HOME waytobeiflgfinithed,yctili peivate f(iced yard, utility __________________________ ____________________________ * ments of $10 New warranty, . OFF AIRPORT " 2 Bedrooms with living room, dining pick the carpeting and paint on _PressureCleanrnj garage, J __________________ BLVD. carpits, range. thiS 2,621 sq. It. '.usa with an and Screened porch. 516.900 Calf Credit Dept. SANFORD Central HCIV I. Air Conditioning refrigerator. 524,O')C. FHA or VA unbelievable price of $35,500. 301 A East For (re* estimate's, call Carl Kitchen- Bathroom terms Aisa Other) and I bedroom SEWING CENTER AbA CLEANS ALL _________ Cabinets, ____ ____________ ________________ lit St.. Sanford 377 91)1. fives $49Harrit, at SEARS in Sanford 373 homes avallat'le ImmedIatp Prestjre Cleaning, Floor W*rig, "We Don't Stop Counter lops S'nI installation 1)44 1771. OCCuPancy Ask for Phyllis WnOow 373 0665 Phyllli ______________________________ _____________________________ available Bud Cabeli, 372 6052 Capponl, __ _ ___________ REALTOR Associate _ anytime Till WeSucceecL " Tree Surgeon, Haut In anything. 00-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1l wathlngwlndows,cie*ninghouses Full line GE Appliances Realty 372-1301 REALTOR. '' 1311232 _____________________________________________ arid lot's. 731-3437. Elmer Baka a, Inc. ______________________________________ Santora Electric Company Thompson's Roofing 7610HithAve.ot Hiawatha 17 92 2S22ParkDrive,3fl.1jaj Buildup&spiingles. BUDDY'S "Get 'Em While All work r)uarant..wj LAKE MARY, CUIC 5 nat, 3 PVetto, Fern Perk ni 7667 _______________________________________ "ME tMrRovEMEHp. 373-1253 After 11a.m. bedrooms, 2 baths, arge Cheery Smaii Jobs Wanted ______________________________ * kitchen, central heat S. aIr, near 41111111111111111111111111111111 311 Wl. "Lake Marv— _ * They're Hot!" __ 1 JuniorCollege, schoof, and stores. "-'"J"U'* 7 $12,500 Truck Rentals n-isi,. TOWR'$BEAUTY$ALON Reduce your electric bill with New houses Ina rural area. No down (formerly I4arrett's Beauty No1 Complete ceiling & wail Insulation FightinfIa?loflwiththis3rccim, I ., payment_monthly payments lets _____ S11 Pine, )77 bath concrete block home In nice RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Free,jtimates Ashton Insulation. Cailbart Real Estate than rent. Government subsidiZed n, nio Sanford residential area. Low EconolineVanstoDiei,ITrac,ors to qualified buyers. Call to see if 71 Hour Service down Payment ter qualified buyer , l day . l year ,373 5310 you quallfylt Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions, Call 3737498 JOHNNY WALKER REAL Custom Work Licensed Bondtd. I ES1ATE, INC. Days. 3726457, -Burglar Alarms M,tJNSWORTH REALTY Free estimate 3236028 Eves. 321-7111 or 372 7124 Turbine Vents New. For HarnesS. Bu5insi _______________ _____________________ 803w IS? St MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Free Estimates. J73-S2 323606I.)23OSl7,3fl9 - -BROKER 3" NQ Upset With Clearing .- - r ____ - - 30 - -a-- Thursday, August 15, 1974 The Heats- Let Beat -N,-, ------- 377 66 Ford Van runs Vt.','i Needt some t.oIy work 54(13 Ii? c,.siand Dr ' 40 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Econo w, y iii oyot a �______ -n- - - • - 1. - 126—Evenlng Herald Turks Cut LL JflI!K Nnrtk !'vppqp %. II , "I' # I.. L . strikes, and three tanks were destroyed it said initial repor ts put government casualties at 15 killed and 52 wounded , NATO Gap eare WASHINGTON (AP) - Greece's breach with NATO ov Cyprus threatens w open a gap in the Atlantic alliance's sout;iern flank and ralm the possibility the United sates might lose Important military base rights, ntagon officials sa y. Officials said the), were uncertain lww far (4eece intended to go with Its announced plan to pull its military forces from NA Some officials suggested the Greek move might ho 8 maneuver to pressure th e United States Into taming the Turks, who appear bent on establishing a firm hold over Vlde areasofCprus In that case the break could be only temporary, they sa id I , Panamanians Hit Embassy PANAMA (AP) — Panamanian students stoned the Uni ted States Embassy here, smashing 80 win dows as PanamannaUonalgurdop5odnearbyeg traffi c around the d emonstra to rs flcials said the protest, which included banana peels thrown on the embassy's front steps, was against e refusal of an American banana company, United Brands, to pay the expo ta x levied by Panama, Costa Rica and Honduras An Embassyoknan saida formal protest would be rded with the Panarhardan government because of the demonstration Mnesday An estimated300hl school students gathered in front of the embassy and for 45 minutes protested peacefufly. But as most of the stndts began to 1eae, some of group tried to haul down the American flag in front of the 1. - I I .1% . . -. -, I 4. - . Opium '. . .f, f ~ . . - .. .. . ~ --_ - .. ft , III, - . . . . TIMES HA VE T E .• LLT . fl in for centuries. Called "pokkuri" and worn with formal kimono, the traditional elevat,-d footwear Is bollow &Ad often decorated with small bells to add a tinkle to milady's walk, Practical purpose is to p revent finery from drugging In the I- oing I. long campaign waged Prin- I - .1 1 , -4 1 F ____ 11900_ i1 , . 0 II __ - i ta Is os . . A i a . • . . Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - Ill I +,m rr^e4 .^+* 6i inn (1 --.- --.-- . .,,I .n , *imp I I *40V . loll _ - 1 ' iffi,- :~Iim - _0 11-V - _______ 1pw' - ~__ _____ -.- -- . . 3;1 -- -' -, - __ ti - key sections of the grand jury Illullity and rive further "It is the State Attornev's indictments as not even statements, Brk said , duty to tell Mr. Fulezijd er , V charging a violation of the state The statements given because he Is not a lawyer, just tornpiring the ctics of elections laVs, as claimed by FulenVider, without an at. w ha t his duties are," the judge State Alt) Herring's office in I!erring torney for either side present, said T~ - _A~ 7 Z - - = I ____ Brock Thursday chided the helped form the basis of the -~ Then, commenting on -,!& ption case to those of the state for hanging on to the grand jury indi ments against Russian secret police, Seminole prosccution e v Fulenwider's "grant" of im. en though Myers Bunth cx masor I arene munit) to Bundy, subsequently Circuit Court Judge VoIle S •z:-_ eneged on, Williams said, , Williams has thrown out the - "I've never seen anything as results of two interrogations of _4t -;.. suspended CII) public works gross as thLs in all my fife. In -liste ning to us Iget the Idea the dector Don Bund KGB (Russian secret pohce) The status of Bund y' s ,- . , remaining Indictment is i operation" t cled by the grand jury this Williams referred to his prior •-' -- ::ek lu curre(.( trrurs of daits !! '' ' I will not be known until at least allowing Fulenwjder to in ______ - next week when Williams hears -. terrogatedefendants,sayjng "I a motlon for a directed serdict feel the State attorney's offi ce 4 I oIacqLittal bt defense attorney isonfairnotice after being told -i Newnan Brock '. -, ,. 0. ' twice this is not to be done AW 'If you felt I erred ( the 1t Thursday, Williams branded 1. time) you should have taken it ' as illegal to sworn statements up to th e Fourth District Court made b) Bund) to Chief - Vt Of Appeals," Wifi1am con. Investigator Jack Fulenwider tinued "I may be wrong, but I ... U.S.D.A. INSPECTED FULL lu pit ii lxrunnd Flu new law has not brought ; CUT LEAN l~ ~ ROUND LB. STEAK SAVE 30c LB I 4 ! C B. petit'e this area, but in the entire eastern part of the nation and in other areas where we P. recruit staff," Bradley said. noting that salary in many eases is not the major Iteuui of concern among einplayes. "If a survey were made," Bradley said, "you would probably find that wages are •Lrd, ( ijt 1 consideration., ariionj' nuplo)es "Many cmployes rate joh sectirit)-. nWern equipment, . " . . - U S D A INSPECTED 11 MMOMPOW is $ 7 SAVE D . The Grcek Cypriots objected that one-th of the island was too much for the Turk ish N' U.S.D.A. INSPECTED 37 LB. ' TwBONE STEAK CA%l '-It-.. •. .; - - - . "' - . -. ___ - - - - - ____ To _ - . ' ' _______ -fr_______ I . - - z ..# -_ --- _ . . warning in the union arson 11 /I Van Hook, w hile conceding case, interrogations were "We take It for granted if we carried out in the absence of JUDGE WILLIAMS Herring or an assistant state . ed &e we've pretty much blown fais reportedly sw tch • testion thus destroying the Swofford, county zoning board it for Prosecution," said no State member Richard Hanks, and "link" clearl prohibits reminder of case. etwen the Inothers. an)one but Herring or an terrogations and the in. Prosecutor Claude Van Hook assistant state attorney fro Van Hook, struggling to dicents has been shownto m refused comment on the ta k ing sworn statements, salvage the case in the absence merit having the case reports of Herring, said the state soiild dismissed. Wdliams said. Bundy remains charged with Brock also said that even if not be Penalizeci for Fulen. Brock said that 3o days after co nspiracy ng Futenwider had the power to wider's possible unethical being asked, and just days prior subpoena and interrogate conduct, perjury before the state a to the sched uled Aug. 19 start of torney's office by ex-citv witnesses, it was unethical for If any discipUne is to be Bundy's trial,a witness list still councilman Don the chief investigator to grant de manded , Fulenwjder should has not been supplied by Bundy Immunity from beindi vidijafly punished r Herrings office. Hover, the charges rely prosecution Aped 25 in the than have the case thrown out, Williams said be would throw a Y in statements to presee of Van Hook suggested, a defense atto out rn ey, the entire ma tter on those Fulenwidtir by Mye, which then renege later. Williams would have nothing grounds alone if relevant Williams also tossed nut ' do with he argument, materials are not supplied in Thursda as illegal, unethical F ulenwider hauled Bundy replying, I don't have tim e. and improper. back into the state attorney's anything personally to say "There is a great deal of In the past two weeks, office June 4, without informing about Mr. Fulenwider and his difference between Prosecution Williams and County Jud,ve his attorney. and persuaded c - he .P ftiA onduct beCallAe Mr. Fulen. and persecution Harold Johnsu have dismissed Bundy to sign a waiver of - wider is not a lawyer, glaring at Van Hook. i y WA TCD CDCCT c LA A g Ikny shoppers and Idlers ailke lger to enjoy the refresh in g views of Altamonte &Wl's three 'water trees' and giant k1wUr, fountain. The changing patterns and colors of the fountains reflect the colorful variety of the mall's _ '* ' ver - Are ' cn i n ru a - s 0 11 I OFF 0 .44 a ftrLa""6000 r C&8ftwt-&Tww#G,"a 14 NSO It.t ''•' I. 0 - - -_- - - - _. -_ iW~ $ % Anw~ 75 P/at s 2 1 a0 , - - 1,L-W 9 NWI - AW~ I ~ I LB. STEW _; 08 e About . s Pubil . Dr J Marion Bryant, a car duologist with t he FDA, said he severely re primanded by . - - SAVE 40C LB. I_____ -_ - - ; 1E - ~ - V_~___ p '°' COMMERCIAL CARPET "I-LO SHAG . ie s.s. sii.s X" NY LON HLO 95 695 % .95 vo.1 a 'fr . Oniy uy Isaa ____ '.'.'v insaia MW I #11 .9• 18.95 A - C. Tho ' - ____ UD C ROAST S — - __ ____ ________________________ __ "B41 # I I I,- ----" __Q______ A I I ~ "What is Tclevisicr. FDA procedures, 4B ross%ordIzzle 313 l)ear Abb) I t bli Business - -- is 'bO(. :l4 i(.1 P' •1 ..3B .. ~~J =~_ =~ ~ - - ~ T~*== — --_ ~ ~ - - - - - - — - ~ _ __ - _____ _____ - = ~_ - - -- == ----= -===-=--= -- --=-.--- I .:-- --- ? , ` ~ .- - MtJ ; During the debate, I," Gagnon, describing herself as a housewife and mother, said, -I resent them tryirig to convince me that a 4 'i _ 0 % JI ~4 '-. - - Commissioner Agatha Doerer, who the original complaint about the topless sunbathing, dt' U 'na tte uc into the newspapers when she casually mentioned it to a reporter, -_ - .. . '';,:5-' T ' I P':' . A . %- .' --.— ~r--L %_ 1-:4zy I --- • - I stimulating, adding "ears have been used and women don't keep them covered up." Caron suggested a possible alternative to an outright ban. "I Personall th ink that both sides have merit, he said. Possibly the city should set S A ue a spec11 c area or nuue sun •i IjUS like specific areas are set aside now aUowmg for fishing, swmL,g and suing" Commisaioner Pa ul Fernald complainej that the issue ore it .,: -*t - - - I— FP__t:W stimulate a woman into sexual relations.,, ,Mayor 1p-e Caron said he didn't want to I - ~ , r-----. ----==--- --=--==-= -- -- - - -::: -. - ------------- --=-.=-- -.--- '.- '-- - -- - - = - - ---=-;- -- - - ~_ _____ AT - - . __ - - t7. prcscnte . . - ". I -- breast is an organ with emotional feelings 't be ul . , :---=-=--- ' ~_OP-~'--, ,- I - - , is toda y fox trot would ha%e been _ rJ1_ _- ];,~-;- , . ~ ____~_ ~%-~nw -P- i~_-il~ --i;-__ 17-e f. r-!Z'~. P-_-~7-7 i 0* - Lt. i,~__;5i T ~S% --y " -__-~ -_~,-_. added. -Forty years ago, the waltz and the _______ 1a - l The city's present ordinance, according to Weiler, is unenf orceable because it is too vague. It is not enough to ban I pressured by FDA officials to change and modify their recommendations to pave way toward FDA approval of Horoscope .. .......... ..8B (tittuc r • fjo _4 Ci ty Attorney . . .10! I ~ •attt1iip,i •i. drugs they felt should not be marketed. "I se ha significant portions of some of rn rev iews delCted ," said Dr. Carol Krnnedy, a specialist on psychiatric. drugs. She testified that she was transferred to a section (akndar..................U -. C Zak% ID G&Lrn Ynn and We'" CWy Jinit begun. J'Ait,Itevo?" clivir *,74ki Cvv~ Chwor bolAsLiastj # Munt,thwV sfres, .........4A agree After a P,-hour meeting Thursday night, the city commissioners decided to delay a -vision until word on the legality of the ! i; ____ I 1.___V % r, .: I AQ1041, - . i favorabl finding. UI UA WOA BEACH, ha tAP id arguments as to winch parts of the body are can leaaflt ban topless sunbathing on Cocoa Beachb W onsu net. Several of the witnesses said their unfavorable reports on drugs We ter changed to refl*hi,p. i - SATURDA11 9 I* A - • 14 kum Sold, S 395 wt. . 6543 E COLONLAI DR. a ORLANDO - nin. r5 - __ -- I -_ - 1 / , The FDA is charged with reviewing and approving or reJecting all new products that .~: I Around the __ U" S,sankiN Ave .. a £ r . _~_ 3A beauty IILL/II,.I 1 (drug Company) sponsor' of the drug being reviewed. / 2.95 - KITCHEN CARPET 19 Monday through Friday. I. Diamond t ios- SALE C60010#11 Iffintalwd Appleton. "My superior at that time was going lichind my back PARTLY CLOUDY -, , ~, ;1:1 , ) : -1 .. ~ SNORT SHAG and there will be no extension of at either office. flours at r -hours -_ - I .00 70 Sq. yd, - .. _ 149.00 __~ __ US D A INSPECTED ALL MEAT ~ Z, . ~z~. w CONELESS ~ _U_ lll~ - AND - ~~_ =_ — .1 - NYLON SPLUH ii .1! - . -_ - IV aw; :";:On __ - _7. - -- M Either the lines at the behind last year's sales but Askew when "my counu es did his bosm for speaking out on a Seminole County tag offices are we're making it up now with the not get deliv ries of tag-s cn drug tR felt was "exceeaingly 90ing to Wt a lot 16615cr hl Uw longer iines." time. next couple of dayi or county Ray said that most Central Ray oaid lines "are the Florida counties are running a longest ever," and the best time writing an awful lot of traffic "little behind" last year's sales, to come is between reprimanded for speakinp out and 2:30 tickets l a ter this month in such a fashion," Bryant tes. but there - no reason or In- 3:30 I I the In fed It seems that almost one-half clication that the deadline seem in "good spirits" despite transferred out of the agency's of Seminole Counts automohile should be extend ed beyond walls of an hour or more, he cardioIo section after nevotowners still haven't purchased Tuesday (Aug. 20)," continued said, and most seem to think the Ing more than 30 years of his their 1975 Uccnse plates. flay. "Everyone has plenty of lines are moving quick.ly, he life to cardiology. Accordinv to 1. Troy 5.1 Se Uyt tax I : "I was continually harassed 1st )ear's deadline was added said tines at both offices in thCWayIwastiyjgJn to "we're thr" to five per cent extended by Gov. Reubiri W11 I =2046"Id I -_ -_ -1 _C i~~ 1 4 4 *i ,~ _-_ - -_ .. - •. - - . ~_ m • ' ~~-_ _________ ___ a • • ... .'1,.. r _____ rtant than salary," he said. "'or mans yar - ur hospitals tSesenth Da> r Adventist owned and operated facilities) have had Personnel WASHINGTON (AP) -The were taken off the case and the advisory cou ncils miuimI up subcOtnmittm In an InvestigaFood and Drug Administra tion drug assigned to another lion of the nation's phanaceuemployes elected by their peers frequently suppresses unfavor. dcctor, who subsequently tical in various departments able reports on new drugs and in d ustry and the govern. recommended i ts approval, Administration merit agencies re gulating it considers disciplines those who draft Six of the FDA staff doctors seriously counsel from tins thorn An FDA spokesman said th e , a group of FDA staff said they were transferred group and abides by InOst Of its agency had no Immediate cornnel. less Important jobs and away wishes in most ca. . Eleven medical professionals from their field of expertise men' on the allegations. Sen Edward N Kennedy, DWe feel these councils have !estified on Thursday, citing after speaking out against cervery successfully kept the numerous Instances in which ta drugs or against Mass.. chairman of the hear. administration abreast of FDA ings said e II FDA doctors they said their adverse repo procedures. personnel problems and things or drugs were overturned by Their testftnony came before were subpoenaed and did not that call le done to hel appear voluntarily. He warned emnployes," Bradley said, after making such reports, they Judiciary ar Ibor.Weifare FDA officials against attempt. i ng to take action" against the emplo)es because of their testimony, LBG • - .. ____________ "Florida Hospital North S I ' - ______ . - ____ ________ - . 19 -- , _____ I - - - , - _- - Cc - t4,- -. - - - r director Hied Broth said -_!— lie noted, however, tivit a -. ' new state law to become ef. _ - __ fetiu Jan 1 has nearl) identical provisions as the fed eral l4I% and VIII include SeuIuinoIeMegu)onialin its scope. We hope wt art sound cnough in labor rela tions or personnel policies that em Oployes will not feel the need for —_- ' J _ d union lx.-re," Brody said "We I-7 feel thatbasically our employes : are paid wages competitive [JA_ rtl~ with other hospitals in the : 11 ST__ . i_ - I'L Ak - -- I '' a . - .— .. U S D.A. INSPECTED SIRLOIN — - - v SIZZLIN' . Vi--, , ~~ - I Springs Seiiuinole Mc mortal Hospital at Sanford is i poblic hospital and thus exempt from the a AST 11 ________ - 1with it an), fear that a unionizing effort will tx-- for. tiwomlng In t he near future according to Don Bridle) .udininistrator of Honda __ , ; lhera!dStaIf Writer J . __ ... - - -0 I 15 - ij&-' extending National Labor ... •. . 'citlr of Seminole Count'. lo liospital ex pect efforts to UfliOflize etIip!o, In the wake k -_C--- 0 V_ - I - 461~1~ / - - - .. _ - ,- -" JN o Unions I -_A atft r , q) II 11V II - i - - __t _j , I ---:=:-. ,- -_ i.. - __ _____ I— -0 I : __- H --- J fl Cypriots who took over the gov. ernment from the ousted Archbishop Makarlos would unite the island with Greece, then Under militay control. After a cease-fire was dectaredonJuIy 20, the ks dean autonomous region along the north coast to be federated with a separate region for Greek Cypriots Greece rejected the proposal at a peace conference in Gm eva, saying it would lead to eventual partition of the L Then, the Turks offered a settiement based on hit est5b. u.shment of six auto'.omo Turkish regions, co%ving about one-th of the Wand. More Own f nt2rn proposal was on coast around Kyrenia, the original Turkish invasion I1P Stock Exchange, said '-* it had -** begun taking orde rs for god from the public and other exchange members. SANFORD HEATING nro i . 0 I 11 " . 40 ____ . H .- a _________ representatives from mining states and citizens who see the metal as a desirable hedge against inflation and the zi P '" eg ai - , 44 4 C"80 I 0.%l "" cIlly by conservative Far Free S?ma Ca If 322-6390 - POT • CARPET SALE! It ~ - was a "big compromise." ;1UhC#r1E0i0i 01 s.e 7.. HiS — Not .--- .-"-- - It eflII 66th Year, No. 307—Friday, August 16, 1974 was worldwide depression of the 4:1 UNK .. ..' - .. I U I LEAN BONELESS Our People Make UsNumberOne gold yields no intrest and usu ally costs money to store and lwe _________ - -Vt , I w I ssues Greek Cypriots outnumber Turkish Cypriots on the Medilerranean island by about (our to one, in round figures. key invaded last month, saying the Turkish minority needed its protection and ex- - 1930s, when the United States C40tollook - • yprus: I. F, WASHINGTON (AP) citizens will be able legally to cans be able to buy the precious buy, fell and hold gold as of me Dec.'31 for the first time sin(v mmtr,s alter the signing was 1934. announced, -U-nuel Weiss & President Ford signed legislation on Wednesday lifting the ban imposed fting the - - - W I - wr investriw-nt.s. . PHONE 3222052 ) vvar: By The Associated Iess here are the Immediate L In U. -1 Cyprus T - ; I J~ I A heroin shipment as an ominous portent of what may happen If Turkish farmers resumi! fall-wale oplurn piD ppy growing this faU. . Federal narcotics agents last k located a shipment of7skilogramso(French.processedherojnpackedjnthe hollowedout recesses of $7,000 worth of Lu1s XflI furriture. Officials extimteid the hFirain em-tki have !Vp1led 4 aees for a mon th. ' Wednesday, the arrests at a news eviri ference, US Afly pager of Brooki drew a parallel with the celebrated "French nn ion" seizure million worth of heroin, a case on which a in 1962 of book and pcpular movie wert based. He said the new seizure shows the traditional heroin smuggling route from Turkey through processing plants in the south of France is still usa ble, although It was supposedly destroyed a year and a half ago. L. It ... _____ NEW YORK (AP) - Federal narcotica offidais describe their seizure of 1112 lift tr Ilanfi ia — 11111111 ______ I ... .. Go - I.- --.-- -.0 SANFORD ___ Failing to do so, the zMents sang the Panamanian naUoil anthem, bed a crude reproduction of the U.S. flag and threw t2nana pfth on the ftwt steps. At this point five national guardsm en who usually protect the an bassy called in reinfos cen ents but they did not try to break t the protest. The embassy skean said no one inde the embassy was injured in the rock throwing spree. He r-aid some of the rocks went tluvugh the windows of the office Of Am- U.S. Grabs Turkish I :i CC Positions 20 and 45 mfles north of Saigon by hundreds of North Vietnamese troops supported by tanks, the miltary command said. A communique said an estimated 40() ., s ru day, Famagusta on the east ents. So far only families living Cyprus three and a half weeks coast. But the Greek Cypriots outside the bases are being 1990, the TurkLah for s ad. claimed they had halted the evacuated; 4,500 dependents vanced east and due west of Ni. other arm of the Turkish as. housed on the bases are re. cosia. Their apparent objective sault, a force moving toward malning. %as to .seal off the northern ' '-' . •d iu iiuiu ui Us. • a. na taiit L Famagusta as under heavy take oni) one suitcase each line stretching from LeficaUi)onIi Turkish air and artillery at One e.acue., hazel Mclier, arthe northwest coast through Ni tack,andAssociatedpresscor. rived in Britain with only the costa to Famagusta--about 65 ent Peter Arnett clothes she was wearing_ miles. that "inqrtar and bcachClOthcs.Shesaldshe Was The Greek Cypriot radio artillery shells also rained sunbathing on the kxotr base claimed that Greek resistance down, their explosions mingling when the war &ert was ordered had stopped the westward push with the constant chatter of and couldn't get back to her toward Lefka, but it was not inachinegun and small-arms apartment in inassol. known how far the Turks had fire coming from all direc. Nicosia, the * Cypriot capital, gone. lions" near the center of the line the At the Gtne',a ne'o(: I(IOfl But Arnttt iid Unit&d Ni fiirks t R tr)ifIi' tO €Stdl)lIh Iurke fifat demanded that e seene cited was mostly quiet through the * become a federation of a claim by the Turkish Cypriot niplit after a local cease-fire ar- Cyprus two autonomous states, with the radio that armored units had ranged by United Nations offi 120,000 Turkish Cypriots broken through to the Turkish ciaLs cupying the terri to ry north of Cypnots in the old wailed meHeavy firing broke )Ut at the Lefka Nicosia-Famagust.a clieval sector bf Famagusta, clawn along the so-called Green line and the 520,OW Greek Cy which Is the second largest city Line separating the Greek and priots getting the rest of Cyprus and the island's most Turkish sectors of the city, but The Greek Cypriots rejected importa nt port died do wn after about an hour that and along with the Greeks, Although Britain's three The Turks apparently were another Turkis h proposal to bases on Cyprus are on the trying to take the territory they create six auto in Tu no south side of the island, Veil couldn't tn at the Geneva Cypriot enclaves Outs rkish ed Sim ultaneous Predawn 8ttscks on government .; _< __ yp 4110110. ItCd PrSS away from the fighting, the peace talks. One arm of the Turkish cfrjve Royal Air Force uncfieja Fanning out from the Kto cut off the northern third of plane airlift today to bring renlaNicosia corridor they Cyprus reached its objective to. home lOOOO military depcncl. seized after their I nvasion of SAIGON. South Vietnam (AP)-Heavy fighting follow1 O C a rt. & PARK AVE. 25th - IN BRIEF v. I.p. 7 ; Heavy Viet Fighting ______ ---,' 0 MRLD __ - off I i - Thursday, August 15,1974 I l -. - ----- ,,. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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J41 .. %. . .* I w .. - / YA... 4 — I nor'7 _____ (It 4-0 / IV Ii f / / / IrK ; . ________ C _/ 66V . A61 _rAWL Ah. • A1 1, I . _____ // I V. I C & VIE E K I ' p_fr ______ by ______________________________ ________________________ i ,.' ____ r __________________ FWAJD IT DIFFICLXT TALKIf%JG TO LUOMEti THGRE! OSED -TmD &Ny TO ME... DOUT Be &4Y,,.TALK A&XIT AUYTAIIJG 1<QCM WHAX To TALK ABOUT __ Around the cock - OLD A40M ! __ ___ . ___ I I a- ,''k ; - — _. -.. I - ____ — ____ Opinion day. A dispatch receied this morning from Nicosia, the Cypriot capital, said the cease-fire was scheduled to take effect Crane .... 4 Public notices .............6B this afternoon, but it made no Society ..................2-311 mention of any cease-fire an. Sports ................... &9A nouncement from the Greek State ................. .... 5A Cypriot regime. 7A World News Horoscope 88 Hospltalnotes........... aS 'H - - 4A ........5B Bridge .... ...... Calendar .................. 2B Classified ads ...........6-7B Comics ...................5B GOOD, r. I movement. many d vorce court judges--including those in Amy officers who overthrew — are getting stingier with alimony awards. — President Makarios last Mon. Seminole County Page 6A. ___ - H I, would observe a cease-fire beginning at 10 am, E today. The truce was announced first In Washington by the State Department. Confirmation School star quarterback, Bob Constantine, is ready for his pro nounced its acceptance more hosing debut, according to Herald Boxing Colnlat, than two hours la ter, Geiger.—Page 8A The Sta te Department sa id it assumed the cease-fire would Women's libbers might be cutting off their noses to spite their also apply to the Cypriot Nafaces. Influenced by their Interpretation of the women's flonal Guard and Its Greek 1# E E By Tbe Associated Press Turkey and Greece announced their forces on Cyprus Winter Springs' Rick Costantine, older brother of Lyman High Greek military junta an- ____ . • 18 __U - OBITUARIES-LOWE, Mrs. Carol H.-Lake Mary. Page 3A. National News ............2A I . ' 04 I "M TALK BASEMALL /JUT.- . THe MOVIES.., . ) ___y ,, (*. ( ( 1 1-, V~ =) , (J pt., I , I BUT DW T '11ALK ABOU7'`iwPl MORIER I q ~—T` k I 0 I ' __________ . vl~ ____ - . ---TV . . - --..-, - - -___~_" - 7z i . L . CD . . - .0 Z I 7. . ___- . __ It ll......1.11 . ; !! __ — 1 -------~ = __ - - _-~ I __ ~ An* r M . 110, ., 0- . "_-`r_J - - a'""=.L -7-0" 1 .---Wft"~ I . - j * •*-. 4. &. . -- - - ~ I ___ - .. --Tn ' - --- _'— -: --- :P. .- —= - .- - 4-' -.. ' " . i _. •. ~ __ ~ 1 ., '2 AL .ti . *. . - . - r .. and its airport at dawn, but the Cypriot forces were locked in raids were light compared to the massi v e str ikes Saturday and Sunday. At least one F 100 battle for the airport were not true lie reported the airport "entirely in Greek hands." fighter was reported shot down, the 18th Turk ish plane claimed by the defending forces Hawkins said the Greek and Greek Cypriot forces appeared to be holding their own. Tray- A Turkish communique said he hoped for "new vie. Greece has mobilized its tories" before the cease-fire took effect. Radio Cyprus reported that Turkish air attacks were continuing, and it clammed the Greek Cypriots shot down army reserves and rushed rein- foements to Its border with Turkey, but it has landed r) additional troops on Cyprus since the Turkish invasion Sat- urday. three of the planes today. Sources in Ankara said Ece-vit agreed to a cease-fire af ter Greece agreed to negotiate with Turkey on all outstanding pros lems between the two countries, claimed that the Turk ish navy sank a Greek destroyer in an engagement Sunday. It d not say where the action occurred, but the Turks on Sunday re- clers who arrived from the ported an engagement between northern coast said Greek Cy. priot forces aere still in control of the northern port of Kyrenia, but th e Turks appeared lobe in control of a corridor about 10 including their dispute over oil Turkish and Greek naval units off Papno, Cyprus. Greece denied the report Sunday, and today the official Greek radio claimed that Tur drilling rights in the Aegean Sea. In the fighting so far, the Turkish invasion force miles wide running from west of Kyrenia into the Tul ki-sti sertor of Nicosia. Fighting was reported still going on south and kish air force jets attacked a Turkish navy task force by mistake off Paphos on Sunday a e cruisers. yIuI communities. The cease-fire a greement ap. pearedto avert the immediate threat of war between the two easternmost members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organ- ization, Earlier Sunday, pros. pects for a po li tical solution In Cyprus appeared to impro ve estimated at 6,000 men and the 65man Turkish ay conlin gent that is stationed on Cyprus have been opposed by the National Guard plus the 1,000-man contingent that the Greek Amy --- when the Greek ambassador to the United Nations said his go emment accepted "in toto" the cease-fire resolution the United Nations Security Council adopted on Saturday. g men 000 employes stili manned pick. today between the AC Transit .. •t. - - ... — - -- - - - n en isread ~ -- __ ___ - , ., __ - , I4 , I - ~,- - ,.•-.- - 1fUI'JLr'i M A i — 0 - - HlNloN (AP) — U.S. intelligence misread Turkish military intentions towards t.- . I ri~__ I" ~ _ __~--eI ~!;- __ E, ~ ~: _.- . ~ , - -N *~ - "~Y_,T - Cyprus, administration of. - - . - ~ It —. •, - 1-t- - --. ~. _:~ _X! . __- - Wk. - .,; - .'_~_.t!~ I_ _Z_ ~~___ -_ __ M _?,~__Z L. - _ _ W ; ~ ___ ----; --,'I - f.- I ¶ I', , F -*-- 1 l' I r • . . r-- - - ___ - __ History played a part In the misjudgment by U.S. In. , . X Herald Photo By t % talked out of landing on Cyprus," one official said. -0b.. lously, we were wrong." & - - __,~ au 4 •' A; V. J - ,.*-, OjVri`WWCTI __ - ,,,, = "it was our conventional wis- , 0. - 't, ..w _ dom that the Turks could be - 4.1.,-;.~, ! I - ' .?i '' ____ I . British, with whom the United Bob Uoyd States consulted as the crisis -- - - ~ -__X-,-_ A g -J _*_ .-_4.- - iq - - j, ... ,_% - . if -. - . - • I Turkish accompanied by Almost wi inch of Trail, Col., In 45 minutes, and two inches ~ , 1. ports that the Turks and Greek keeps on the island. There also has been fighting between the Greek and Turkish Cypriot DRIVER DIES IN FLAMING 1-4 CRASH hall, fell on Deer Co., and -American Smelting struck the line July 1. d Refining Co. as talks mAfter rxiwer was restored to ruined In temporary recess. portions of suburban Los AngeRichard K. Wolfe, 31. Da)tona Beach, be-came Seminole's 14th highway fatality of year early Kissinger recalled Saturday In Washington, D.C., lea, four of five unions striking Sunday hen his ear (above) crashed int4 rear of disabled car occupied by Donald Faulk, Sanford, that daring the 1964 and 1967 esday-high H:49 g.m,, midnight; National Football League the city's NjwLment of Water alongside 1-4 Jul south of LakeMary exit. Faulk was treated for Inceratiow 3t Seminal rt l-:24am. 5:50p.m.; Po Canaveralgn 11;25 an., 11:48 owners refued to even talk and Po wer voted to accept a hospital and released, Ike Mary volunterr firemen extingulahed flames that engulfed Wolfe's car ked troops, but did not Invade with the sriklng Players' new contr act, p.m.; low 5:12a.m,, 5:36 p.m. alter it rolled over in ditch af te r collision, the island. P, . #. -It 0". . _________________________ , 'a . _~.. __ 7 Q] %. I i jets hit targets around the city The broadcast said the Turkish ships fired back and sank one of the Turkish je ts. Announcing the cease-rite, Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit Thunderstorms soaked areas from lower Michigan to eastern ct fines at facilities of Phelps Co. and bargainers for clerks, Colorado today, bringing cooler temperatures and rellef to some I— - and Turkish sectorswas rein. lively quiet. He said Turkish However, approximately 20,- as negotiations were to resume elsewhere except near ft In Keys. Highs near 90. _V I a - CS . . i -I m. ire ounce . Pass. A newsman who was at the Nicosia airport Saturday and Sunday nights said earlier re- Sunday night to ratify a LenIn. comnuters between Oakland a ree t reached last and Francisco again had to Friday- Partly cloudy with scattered mainly afternoon thundershowers. - a -. . west of the city aro6nd St. Hdarion Castle and the Boghaz negotiators reported few devel. week. opments in other labor disputes In Oakland, California, about . Yesterday's high 84 low this morning 75. Tbcre was .30 ~ _~_ T of an involving airline employes, bus SOO Trans International Airlines _ drivers, pro football players employes were expectvd back and "usarids of other workers. at work today, a week after r ,vt-x'A ~ . L_4 j4l~6~_i~ _St"__V_61M _r _1 dershowers mainly during the afternoon and evening -hours. Kennecott said the last re- they struck the world's large.-t 0 and low 90s. Lows tonight In the 70s. Rain Highs In the upper .- maining locals of the United charter airline. ____ probability 60 per cent today, per cent tonight and 50 per cent Steelworkers of America voted But about 200,000 daily bus ' - ' Tuesday Extended Florida forecasts Wednesday through cl. I Associated Press correspondent Frank N. Hawkins Jr. reported from Nicosia that the boundary between the Greek longstrtkeagainstthenat1on' continued in Washington be. largest copper producer teen the airline and the union But walkou ts continued at representing 1,600 striking fileother copper companies And chanics, on strike for the last 41 AAOAA LOVED AWOT BOOKS ^ OR MOV(F,S. -, By The Associated Press Association until the union About 10,000 employes of the revises its contract demands. Kennecott Copper. Co. have reNational Airlines planes r turned to work, ending a week- mained grounded while t ___________________ -1 ABOUT T44E VJEATHF-R OR .SpofzTs I 4, 0 , ___ n er At Kennecott Copper .~ 4 \ CLONY I.,~ `7 - " \1 el X. 1. r : 0 : ti. I& r _____ ~-- . , - . - . * __. ruce Workers End Strike - - 1 rus - came about 330 a.m., and the . - that the "new" problems which delayed last possible grants of immunity issue any ruling In the ma tter, week's scheduled arraignment, and Interr ogation procedures. but lectured Herring, Sheriff as Or lando trial attorney Jun Seminole Circuit Judge VoUe John Po and other taw Former Altamonte Springs Russ has filed a written plea William has agreed to hear forcement, personnel on the mayor Lawrence Swofford has before Seminole Circuit Judge Bundy's position at 1 pm dangers of hastily execu ted eaded innocent to grand jury Roger Dykes. Tuesday in Titusville, ac- warrants and ordered the men harges of conspiracy and Dykes will today set a Uial cording to defense attorney to allow full access to the perjury as the legal tactics of date for the former city and Newman Brock, a former warehouse by Its owners. the Seminole State Attorney's county pollticalpower, upset ln assthntsthteattorney. office in two cases-alleged December by ex-policeman Finally, State Atty. Abbott According to defense atAltamonte political corriiption, Norman Floyd. Ileff ing's office must submit to Vwney Gerald ftutberg, who and the pornography Swofford's former colleague, Federal Judge John A. Reed by today would only say, "I await suspended Altamonte Public 5 p.m. today a memorandum of the Federal judge's decision,' a under increasing pressure Works Director Don Bundy, Is law defending its methods in search warrant was obtained day in the courts. seeking a dismissal of the grand securing a search warrant in from a county judge who had Swofford has apparently jury's charges against him last week's pornography raid, not reviewed the material In cleared up the defenseattorney because of questions over Reed last week declined to question. . ,. X- r, 7YII . .tl~ MONDAY - !' - .- - -~-r - ~ - i - "L5~ -7 from the Turkish government \ )ijjJ . --- --g 7 -- Recreation Department . • ' N - TAWS a refreshment break during the watemelon pit-gpitt Becky Unebarier,10, of 1403 Wynwood Drive. Sanford, and Gary Wayne'Anderson, 74, of Riverview Avenue, Sadord. The contest, held at the Sasiford CW Center, was organized by the Sanford The thought of a physician using acupuncture on only a few days of study and no supervised experience is me observers have already fr ighteningleadingdocthrL / I / ly - At latest count, 4,000 men and women work for 3 goveritmental or pu blic agency in Seminole County. Their combined take-home Pay Flifli into the millions. Since 1964 t he total has Increased more than 130 per cent. -Page IB , — : I ~~ - — - ' ..:-.• Sthte fic*atists say the Envirorunental Pt otection Agency should require additional studies before it allows the Du Pont Co. to dump chemical wastes into the Gulf of Mexi co. Page 5A. -01 % 1/) - —. 0 - / ........-• 1 .- --- tf(g1-' A I .• / 15WE5BERINV WHIMPER...) 505' •. - Contest ~. MIND \ ge - g - pleased to note . WORD WITH Nq AAN' NEVER 9* ~ /9A ~6 .... -. *4 05 54POOD, YD LIKE 10 RAVE ____Lf7I / ,s. ('-' k ] . - and _~ '\ '.O-.. 1*1 / 0 * -I . _", - CN ) \., r. N . - J - Herald Photo$ by Bill Vincent ,;::;4 1 - C.- _-_710 ~ __~_~_\. / . . a- . . _,:7:_ _~ I "I 0 . ~v 41L. (D 1974 tri W&M &CS. Inc %~ - of - , ~ . )-ve V- ~? YEAH... I 3 I easier to read Ilerald Staff Writer - - , ( it By CHRIS NELSON "" * . • . I-- 45t4 - . • secu — ,. 0,~I` ~_~ - - - -41 I ~ #* 44 I %, 0 0I ----(~', N ,~ . %t , TURcçU&pa ; to influence into other cities and making I - - % of -T-. -..ix~, - - * . I .. r, ~4. ~~ i!i~ ---,I ---' I - __, _ -i - . , ) ~-~ _. ~~ ~ ~ ~ . ) *_,e&__ r ' - - ' ; ! a. ,,', - 'P * ./ , -116 t v ____ 01 ( . _~ -1 - ___ _Iff I -__ - 7f- _:J - -, :, . .-1. - V_A -. ~_JEENISHEINSW _. ~r `~ -_ __ V . ~_ ,5 0. . I _ ~7 .I - . -1 - 1.~ __~ 1. - - - . . , 1_-__ ~~ X: _~___ .,i ~", & & I __ _,I '7' ~_ __ I ' - -- - _- __!M1__~7.___. __ __-_ !%-,_~ * ~~__ 3;99~1:7 - I I__ , __., -I ! __V_F~ -9 ~- - _%114~_ - i ~~. . ~= I -.4- 1- ~-. 11 --. .1 , .~_~ _7_ 7_* __. _ % . . - i-i,._____ 11110NOW—, Stoffel by P 14ii11 .11 . . - - i the newspaper of - - I , T ,- - I" r - _~.,~ __ __ LA . -m_ - I - a[ - I #a that moves to our comple te ly revamped editorial page where ______________ f - 31 A __ - "/ L- / ! . immediately Oi)viOUs to even the casual readers, others - \ ; • I - - skinent A li ving thing and ________ ______ • - newspaper Is a ____ - -- • COS profit and lo to Hera =_%=- — - 1. we present Evening Herald and Sunday communities throughout provide a more comprehensive Herald U bring you a MI ld as not lightly taken Seminole County and portions picture of the world in which we page of comic stnpswith ahost - i 11 Major changes are seldom of Volusla County. 0 live. of newcomers joining such old In other words, we've become ~0- , You'll also find stories of favorites as Beatle Bailey and particular interest to BlorxUe and the Born Loser. riadirstnAIthmonSprmgs te flur dd And the Sanford Herald Oviedo , lAngwood, lake Mary, index and a greater use of color newspaper. We hope you li ke It, esta blished a reputation over Casseihorry, Deltona, Win ter pho tographs, pictus that add too, and we give you our solemn ' th e past 66 years as a Springs, Deliary an d other to th e Impact of the written pledge that the Even tngllerald nespaper that informed, a communities In adt1on to word and piures that co and Sunday Herd will coh. newspaper whose overriding Sanford stitute an art form In and of tInue to serve the highest commitment was to the truth Our new names—Evening themsehes standards of impartial without fear or favor. Herald and Sunday HeraldOf course, not everything Wi ll reporting, th oughtf ul comment Tha t traditionw ill ho con were selected reflect be new. All vote and responsible leadershi p column ists tained Wayne Doyle The world however does not Seminole and Volusia counties including the popular local Publisher stand still Nor do newspapers Th ere are other changes, In column 'Around The Dock" by T Alkens Interested in more than the the newspaper Some will be Associate Editor John Spoiski Editor wtl -~ — ICJ USTUR name k a-~'. -1 , .-f-- - i"_ : - - _ S . L ~__'r__ I- ~~J .- '\ _. __ - - , A , ~ -: — •. - - r, - - __________________ ThE CrR? AND 3 ( . CL 'r eat thai o that you today' s hr edition of the as it matures it must %olve internal changes and still the Imaginative use of white new Herald ...new in design, necessarily grow with the .. mote are planned for the space makes the opinions of this -k - new in concept but rich in community it seeks to serve. future. history and dedication to the The fact of the matter is that All the changes made easier to read. TI .I truth. 4~i1~ for many years now the Sanford planned are directed Z If you enjoy a laugh in the towards 1_t a -. ~ The decision to change the Herald has been extending its improving the newspaper, evening you'll be particularly - __ ith ati.facUon dopts New Look A . - - 7WITH¶HISDLSGUISEI'LLLURE • - - lw . IF - ---I-= ". - I" - I/141/5 AN IDEA" Fi , • m - - . ~ — . ___ -1 - ... . $ I - _________________________________ - Herald __ it i 1* - r_ SJdFIorIaprJc$O Cents %Z:7 - d • ___ I W No.!Mond422,l9l4 _ 1 _ _______ __ FOR I 8U/LD/NG." __ __ A JOB IscLImeI,,G -rgI a EMPIRE STATE ____ : - I— _~__ - ~ - . - --- �------- - -- 2 A— Evening Herald WASHINGTON (AP) The Unu. Judiciary Committee Is preparing to vote on whether its historic impeachment debate should be televised, NATION IN BRIEF Ford Prices To before the committee meets this afternoon. Jump - A change In House rules would be needed to allow the television cameras into cornmittee sessions and a resolution proposing the change Is sched. uied for house action shortly The Republicans' patience with Jenner, a prominent Chicago lawyer, snapped last week when Jenner endorsed Doar's conclusion that Nixon had i Coverage abused his powers of office and should be Impeached. Garrison, who served previously as an aide to former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, has been asked by the Republicans to rebut the case for impeachment presented by Doar and Jenner. In a preview of the Impeachment debate, Rep. Don Edwards, DCalif., said Sunday the Doar'.Jenner brief provides "an overwhelming case" for charging Nixon with serious misconduct, while Rep. Charles Jenner had made it clear from the start that he regarded himself as working for the committee, not the Republicans, and they repeatedly have turned to Garrison when they. felt the need for partisan services. Albert Jenner, who had held that position from the start of the inquiry, with Garrison as his deputy, will remain on the staff as associate counsel work. E. Wiggins, R-Calif., said It failed to link Nixon with any Impeachable offense. Reps. Walter Flowers, DAIa., b and Robert McClory, Rill., who also took part In a televised discussion on ABC "Issues and , Answers," said they were having a hard time making their minds. Meanwhile, presidential spokesman Ronald L Ziegler Sunday again criticized the Judiciary Committee and said charges against Nixon are Ufl substantiated by fact, . . a i"', 10 lrrit~j . ~ 160" - P I- '_useIoerry Uuberna ton a l 1I I -I M a I~ i,t,___ , L ' iI;I1t! -- Work Session: County Religious Holiday Leave 2nd. Jewelry valued at $1,005 was Woifreys, 47, Orlando, was Reading, Personal Leave 2nd. John F. Harrison, fl, Geneva taken from the home of Edith reported stolen from SPR 7416 Club Juana parking Heading (642.4), Emergency & 2181 Gardens Apartments reported lot, Wadsworth, 1029 Crystal Bail Sunderland in English JULY23 9:30 a.m. RelIgious Holiday Leave, and Estates. guns and eight track tapes Circle, Friday. SPR 7419 Spacettes. Personal Illness, Family valued at $350 stolen from his Approval of Minutes of Pfteport on Lake Kathryn Illness, Bereavement. Worth Williams, 1066 Crystal John Fredrick Pease, 20, tit. 2 apartment, Saturday. Special Meeting of May 31; Estates utilities. Ball Circle reported watch, Box 521 B Longwood, is in the Air conditioner.valued at $150 Regular Meeting of June 4, braclet and pills valued at $875 Seminole County Jail today Stones Won't Roll In was taken from a vacant house, June 11, June 18 and June 25 stolen from his home, Friday. lieu of 15,500 bond, charged with 2003 :' Sununerlin Avenue owned and, Regular Meeting of July 2 Düan Boddington, 1014 possession of marijuana, and by Bob Wells, 140 Lake Drive, and Speciall M NEW YORK tAP; Atlantic off J 8, Crystal Ball Circle rported possession of .I. ring drug Saturday. Records has received word 1974 and revolver valued at pharaphernalia. JULY 22, 14 7:30 C.H. from London that the Rolling Goethe reported Reports: pistol Road Superin$1,050 stolen from his home, Mary Ellen Linihan, 36, 165 valued Stones have not made and are at approximatley $150 tendent, County Engineer. Friday. Report by Attorney Lake Destiny Trail not making any definite plans to reported taken from 461' Mellonville Public Hearings -7:00 p.m.. Report by Mayor bicycle valued at $109 stolen come to the United States this Rezone Trail, Avenue, Saturday. from M-1 Industrial to Longwood Correspondence front 190 Lake Destiny year, Joe Hunt, 37, 2008 Lily Court C-I Retail Commercial, John C. Mulligan Shadow Dewey Francis Nelson, 21, Sunday. The Stones are working on an reported electronic calculator property located on SR 46 west. Hill 851 North Wayman St., is in ti Herb hIawls, 50, reported valued at $500 stolen from his (Randall Oliver Jones). dow album in London. Gerald Grissom Sha Jail in lieu of $5,000 in cash and checks stolen car, Saturday. Rezone from A-i Agriculture Hill $15,000 bond, charged with from Drift Inn on Beardall to M-i Industrial, property AlStolte_ntaintenance bond Lake Mary possesion of marijuana, Avenue, Sunday. located on Tuskawilla Road Longwood Pines mainpossession of Boat trailer valued at $450 1 Schwelckert, Lake Mary about 4 drug mile south of Highway tenance bond paraphernalia and possession owned by Arnold Tindel, reported two shot guns valued 419. (Edward Ondick). Annexation Central Park Imt of a concealed weapon. Orange Blvd., Lake Monroe at $345 stolen from his home, Rezone from R-IAA Single 4 Unidentified man armed with was stolen from boat ramp on Sunday. Family Dwelling to OC Office Steve Gibbons, 12, Lake Mary District, property located on a revolver made off with an 17-92 and Volusia County Line, reported bicycle valued at $69 east side of Maitland Ave., unknown amount of cash from Sunday. stolen, Saturday. south of Altarnonte Springs city Cumberland Farm Food Store, Mary McGarvey, 201 JULY Z4,7:30 p.m. n S. H -114, Sunday f1Uht. limits. (Solomon Schick Fairmount Drive reported Winter S p iirigs Lyman high School coins, jewelry, and watches Rezone from A-i Agriculture County Two Orlando youths and one toR-iA single Family Dwelling, amounting to $1,500 worth Superintendent's Report Billie Jo Evans, 22, 200 stolen from her home, Satu-- Maitland youth were arrested property east of Bear Lake William 1". Layer - Woodlands Saturddy. Two were charged Road, north of McNeil Road, Funding -, Hawthorne, Apopka is In the day. Second Reading, Money, electric equipment with possession of marijuana south of Bonnie Road. Seminole County Jail In lieu of Woodlands Housing, Special $1,000 bond, charged with and tapes amounting to $300 and one was charged with Fraikin), Consideration of Amendment Education Program- Proposed e possession of drug parapher. worth was stolen From possession of alcohol by a } nalia and possession of Anderson's 76 Gas Station and minor. All three were released of Swimming Pool Ordinance. Project, Operating Millage Rate for Seminole County, to their parents. marijuana. Consideration of Compliance Dump All Grocery Store, 1802 Southwest Service Contract, or Non-compliance Jim Edward Lazarus, 18, 118 Road, Saturday. with Fern Park Cancer Program Insurance, Seminole County East 16th St., Apopka, is in the Utility Job Descriptions Director of Richard Smith,16, 311 Iris Regulations by Eagle Utilities. Budget and Seminole County Jail in llu of Purchasing Agent, 2 414 David Higginbotham, v n Road, Casselberry reported 10 $1,000 bond, charged with Reports: County Planner, Request for Use of School Bus, possession of marijuana, and Cherokee Circle, Sanford, speed bicycle valued at $90 Zoning Administrator, Building Zone Change for Red Bug narcotic reported items amounting to stolen from Zayre'! r'rg lot, Official, Pollution Control Elementary School, Request possession of I'', Sunday. Officer, Utility Control, Chief $1,285 stolen from his home. paraphernalia. Calvir Dahl,16, 302 Wishire Fire Administrator, Sheriff, for Approval to Invite Cathy E. Long. 31, Rt. I Box Thomas F. McDaniel Jr., 19, Quotations on Milk Shake Mix 1700 Seminole Blvd., re ported 178 Lake Markham Road, Drive, Casselberry reported County Attorney, Clerk, and Machines Food Bid, " eight-track tapes valued at $125 reported tapes and stereo three-speed bicycle valued at Administrative Assistant and Request Approval for A La -' valued at $125 missing from her $50 stolen from Zayre's parking Chairman. stolen from his car, Carte Service, Request 1. Ion, Sunday. Ira Ehrlich, 25, P.O. Box 195, home. Comnmissioners' Reports, Approval for Food Sale Prices, ... Jayne Pascor, 33, 240 Oxford District 2, 3, 4, 5, and 1. Geneva, reported stereo Economically Needy Program, Road reported silver and speakers, televesions, watches Sanford and Annual Food Service and other items amounting to Front bumper valued at $75 jewelry valued at $1010 stolen Agreement. $1,040 worth stolen from her was taken from car owned by from her home, Sunday. Old and New Business Sea home. Pat Healy, 212 West 4th St., Recognition Request. Great Dane do valued at Sunday. Winter Park $400 was stolen From the 22, 7 P.M. Mike Tucker, 15. 136 Sc&t Items for Action Budget & Robert Bvonauro, 28, 87 San Seminole County Dog Pound. Drive reported 10 speed bicycle Finance Jose Circle reported bicycle Emory Harden, Boating equipment valued at Workshop on budget valued at $102 stolen from Ill valued at $W Payroll & Finance Officer stolen from his $110 owned by Arthur J. Continued public heaiing on 3 Scott Drive, Sunday. Financial Statement for June home, Sunday. mill ad valroern tax ordinance 1974, School Lunch Fund 011, Public hearing on ordinance Financial Report for June 1974. to incorporate House Bill 1739 Personnel- Stewart Gatchel, providing for recall of city Director of Personnel A young molorcyclist who Troopers gave the following when his car veered off SR5 in officials Instructional and Non. slammed into car, broadside - accounts of other accidents: Sharpes, raqtmej, a, tree and instructional RecommendatPublic hearing on PUE) while being chased by police Terry Bical, 5, died Sunday caught fire, zoning request by Calbert De- ions. because he was driving without when he was hit by Joe Harris, 59. of Tallatwsvelopment Corp. an auto as a safety helmet was pmong fine mft0ids-Roger' Harris, Director he ran across a private corn- see, was killed Saturday near C6unctlman Da% persons who died in weekend lle~ Purchasing - Repair of lj traffic accidents, authorities pany's rode in his hometown of Woodville when his car went off Maiar niediral insuranct-' Pavement at Bear Lake, Lunch SR363, hit a ditch and snapped a Okeechobee. Mayor's office say. Room Equipment, Repair & 4 Deborah Rice, 24, of Sum- utilit) pole. Roland Henry Hagelin, 4, of Realignment of Track at Emma Wolf, 78, of Bradenton Iiialeah was killed instantly merfield, was killed at Umatilla Seminole High School, Annual Paint Bid, and Truck Bid. after running a stop light trying the car in which she was riding south of Bradenton Friday JUL' 22. :30 P.M. when she walked into the path to elude a Hialeah police offi- was forced off the road, of a car. cer, the Florida Highway PaWilliam Twyford, 41, of Titus- Pupil Personnel Ernest trol reports. yule, was killed Saturday night Authorities were withholding Public Hearing' 274— Cowley, Assistant Director of the names until notification c Proposed Ordinance Personnel Junior High-Middle relatives of three other persons confiscated School Special Regulations killed in weekend accidents. Proposed Ordinance 275— 2nd. Reading, Absenses and A 20-year-old man was killed sprinkler ordinance. 2nd. Reading, Personal Proposed Ordinance 280— Leave Sunday in Orange City when the Leave 2nd. Reading (562.2), crz in which he was riding ran water and sewer revenue 1. mnt'rgency Leave and off a curve and went sideways bonds into another vehicle. Agenila: Ordinance 276—second reading Spacettes--for adop. - - - . ' - "da te a ndi C \1 1 I . I I ... . V Hlstory- r Make U.S. r " - ' School Board . -'k.- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) on which we will be j!!dged." people to vote a certain way. two children, Susanne and Ella Graco, Jf Mrs Grasso i; elected in 'i thought this might have Jaflli's, both teachers who live who could become the first November, she will be the first been an issue because I had with their" parents In Windsoq woman in American history to woman in the country to be. been told it would be. But Inter- Locks. tnout the come governor without suc- estingly this has not emerged," She said the only time a perhelp of her husband's coattails, ceeding her husband in office, she said, son told her he would not vote says her sex won't make a difThere have been three wornfor her because she is woman Starting in 1953, Mrs. Grasso ference at the polls. en governors but each sucwas v'her. she was campaigning served four years in the state And she says neither she nor ceeded their husbands. They House o Representatives. She ata factory gate during her 1970 Secretary of the Sta te Gloria were: Nellie Taylor Ross of Ferwas elected secretary of the congressional campaign. Schaffer will lose votes because Wyoming in 1925, Miriam state In 1958 and held the post there are two women on the guson of Texas In 1925, and "Two years later l met him at for 12 years. ticket, a first for either major Lurleen Wallace of Alabama in the same factory gate and party in Connecticut. In 1970 she was elected to her greeting was much more ii. "I think we are two persons The selection of two women 6th District congressional seat, cordial," she added. who are also women," Mrs. on the six-person state ticket succeeding Thomas J. Meskill, Thi Republican nominating Grasso, 55, said after her unan"makes pollticl history in the who was making a successful convention will meet Saturday imous nomination Saturday by country,', Mrs. Grasso said. run for governor. in Hartford to choose gubernathe Democratic state con"But in Connecticut we've Mrs. Grasso was followed as tonal and other state candivention. earned our chance and our can- secretary of the state by Mrs. dates. Rep. Robert H. Steele "It's a natural fact and I feel didacies have been accepted In Schaffer, now seeking a second and Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas that what we bring by virtue of that light." four-year term, Panuzzjo are considered the our lifetimes of public service At one time In her campaign She and her husband Thomas, frontrunners for the governorand dedication are the factors she felt her sex might Influence a retired school principal, have ship nomination, iii.. . i&.i , I Ul~ , - AntinNixon - . Qi .I - I 1. It - . ____ Astronauts Serenaded - ' I i . va .' ** I 1~._ - . '' - TiME FOR A . -- I - .. SHORT SMOKE Bobby Wright, 2, Sterling Heights, hilich., takes a puff on a cigar. If he's giving any thoughts to cigarettes we'd remind Bobby of the Surgeo4 General's warning: Smoking is Dangerous To Your Health. c4ow . - - ' - •, .. - - NMI CAROL LOWE Mrs. Carol H. Lowe,81, of reading St. Johns Presbytery 1,ake Avenue. Lake Mary, died property for adoption. Sunday night. She was born In Ordinance 280—second Parsons, Kans. and lived in reading water and sewer Lake Mary for the past 51 revenue bonds—fun adoption. years. She was a member of the Ordinance 278—first reading r Church and Woodman of the Ordinanceft reading World Circle. She came to Florida Standard Land. SanIordinl9l7 and was widow Resolution Resolution 259— abanof W.A. Lowe. of alleyway on SunSurvivors include two nytown Road. daughters, Mrs. Thelma Set date for public hearing on Brewer, of lake Mary; Mrs. aiiuomeni Oi Tan nt £Jii','e £Iflh1flL Eloise Chester, Deltona; seven othnan ce 281. grandchildr en,; 16 Gargage contract. e , antr two Adoption of Resolution 260— sIsters Mrs. Jesse Clifford, date for public hearing on ZR Sir en, Wis. and Mrs. Alice Aloma Baptist Church Johnson, Webster, W annexation and zoning rest. 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Alan Cranston, 1)-Calif., to prosecutor, provide for a study of setting up a permanent The idea was the subj t of hearings held special prosecutor. WASHINGTON (A?) The four months ago by a Senate Judiciary sub. Clark, who was appointed by the late pro-impeachment stance taken by attorney Albert Jenner has committee and got a thumbs-down response President Lyndon B. Johnson, testified he chief from virtually every, witness, cost him his Job as the opposed both bills "as wrong in spirit and Among those testifying against It were ineffective In purpose." Pv"sthlican copnael p the Archibald Cox, the first special Watergate Katzenbach, finst brought into the Justice ittee, prosecutor who was fired on PresIdent IWO GOP COfl tflfl MY. Department In the Kennedy administration, Nixon's order, and former Attys. Gen. said the president has a constitutional Reps. Robert McClory of fl- Ramsey Clark and Nicholas deB. Katresponsibility to faithfully execute the laws linois and Charles E. Wiggins of zenbach. and, if that is diluted, "we create an open California said .~unday the Cox said "the primary responsibility forinvitation to irrespofWbie government." • committee's Republican mem- preventing and exposing wrongdoing high In Others who expressed opposition or Nixon: 'Dumb' For iling To Coveru p .IH/(ri - .1 ' Dim Prospects For Prosecutor WASHINGTON (AP) —Testimony already subcommittee were on two bills, one by Sen. J. Counsel An Economical Way To Add . W. Springs and he should not be relieved of this responsiJustice Arthur Goldberg; former Atty. Gen. bility or of the consequences of not fulfilling Richard G. Klelndierit; Robert G. Dix on, it. head of the Justice Department's Office of I• Establishing a permanent office of special Legal Counsel, and Burke Marshall, deputy Jenner had said Friday he prosecutor, he testified, would dilute this re. dean of the Yale Law School and a former as'supported Democratic chief sponsibiilty and he "a grave mistake." sistant attorney general in the Kennedy counsel John Doar's strong at. The Watergate committee's first recomainistratlon. guments before the committee mendatlon was to establish a permanent In favor of impeaching PresiHowever, Katz,nbach and others said that 0 office of public attorney to investigate and dent Nixon. McClory and Wig- pr at times the appointment of a special prose. osecute criminal cases involving high gins said Jenner will be shifted cutor may serve to enhance public conRecognize government officials. to an associate committee fidence. The committee proposed the public at. counsel, working directly under torney be appointed for five years, subject to The legislation never was acted on. WASHINGTON (AP)_ Pres. didn't. I didn't know what the Haldeman didn't tell me that: man, He (unintelligible) Senate confirmation, and "be chosen by Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., RTenn., vice "lie's out of tune with Ident Nixon has likened hell Ihonestly didn't know." (John D.) Ehrllchman didn't himself," Nixon said. "He did it members of the judicial branch to ensure his chairman of the Waterga te committee, said to a "dumb turkey" for failing for John Mitchell" Republican members," independence from executive control or inEarly in the session, Nixon tell me that." he had great doubts about the con. McClory said on ABC-TV's "J. - fluence." The President continued: in 1972 to recognize the sugges- fretted about the implications Moments later, Nixon calls stltutionali ty of its reconunendation for Lions of a Watergate coverup in of his conversation March 21, Dean "a God damned traitor." The hearings held earlier by the Judiciary Judicial 8$)I)Olfltmeflt of a special prosecutor. of the sues and Answers," "That's the tragedy conversations with his aides. 1973, with Dean and H.R. }. Discussing the March 17 con"It's not cumfortable for me deman. "We do know we have versation in which Dean listed whole thing. Mitchell would a because Iwas sitting there Like no problem: it's that damn con- the Nixon aides who might be never step up to this. Well, I .' . __,--T!`~_— ~~.7 W -- U77_-M CA suppose, would you' No. No. a dumb turkey," Nixon told versation of March 21st " implicated in the Watergate, Former attorney general step 4. said. Nixon White House Press Secretary Nixon asked, "How would you up and say you bugged? Shit,! Ronald L. Ziegler as the two It was in that meeting Utat that strike you, how does it wouldn't." June 4, 1973, to tape Dean spoke of a "cancer close strike you' He was telling me Turning to the events leading recordings of Nixon's meetings to the presidency" and do- that there was a cover-up.?" I , to the firing of Cox and the resthe previous Fedruary and scribed E. Howard Hun t's de"Not at all," Ziegler replied March with John W. Dean Ili. mands for hush money, the pos. Telling his aide of the March ignatlons of Richardson and his deputy, the Judiciary ComV if sibili ty of clemency for the Wa- 13 ta pes, Nixon rela ted: I -*— The House Judiciary ______________ 41 disclosed an affidavit -"Now tergate burglars and the he re's one (unintelli. mittee mittee tr ipt of mom . - - - 1ble) Idon't know what the hell submitted by Richardson on chances of criminal charges sessiot was contained i 17, 1974. various White House I was saying here, but i saIi June pages of evidence made public Richardson said White house aides. It 'You know, the thing here by the committee S?turday. , - m6e,",- _________________ staff chief Haig telephoned July .-, -s.'_ According to the transcript, that (JeD) Magruder, hf.' The latest volumes of lIiiS _____________ uderput, put the heat on, and 3. 1973, to complain of a Los Nixon told Ziegler: . "f#i' dence amassed by the Com-_.71... •'tIwusaying about this (Hugh) Sloan starts pissing on Angeles Times report that Cox ' 'b?.l-4' mlttee also disclosed that White was investigating government Cl'8p Is that it's reassuring up to Haldeman.' I said, 'We've House staff chief Alexander M. expenditures at Nixon's ho — a point, but infact,uh,atleast, got to cut that off. We can 't Haig Jr. suggested as early as this whole ''-"1 July 3, 1913, that Nixon wanted :Richardson said he detcr. sat there and we consnired Stipposehecouldsavllwrpthnt l'_ "•_• %. "I" w tire Archibald Lox z.3 A. IV mmcd Cox was not In. about a cover-up (unin- I was telling him special Watergate ANP vestigating the San Clemente telli gible) or not. %%e did talk wouldn't you say, r aeordlngtoformer cu Ge Haide. \v' " '.-' -u -1 v. .--*ft about it on the 21st That a man' spending and relayed the infor. "f' rV""Elliot L C ' Speaking of the pre-March 21 matlon to Haig, who demanj EW' tough conversation Unless t 7. " ' 'V The documents further Fe- Haldeman explants It which conversations, Nixon pondered, that Cox issue a public state" L. " 4 'P4 __.-_i 1eaJed that Cox askec1Nixon on hewUl(SIghS)Butlthlnkwe "There'sflocover.upinthls,uh menttothateffect. m"0; . —15e:v June J973jor his version of cansurvivethat too" Iq -tothIspoint,perjodnotone "GenHaigsaldthat the cover-up de3aibed by Dean Nixon has insisted he knew Wk of covif-up.11 not sure the President ot X1,01—_ m 'estimnnny before Ut" .Senate nt1tin, abeut tb" co er up pr ta That's right," 7u'Icr OU,g to ntoe on tts to ' ' j 4tLrg4k Committee agreed 4 or to March 21, 1973 J. harge Mr Cox and that it low f' 4 is t.Pk?Z ao atapes Butin1i* "You ,f101 one uli, LMA could not be a matter 1 of Cox's Nixon Fretted t ' * conversations with I) on went on."There's a little, charter to investigate the 5 7t4 W there's a feeling of it through PkentoftheUnitedSt" As Nixon listened and, with March 13 and March ii, ti 14 60 1 1 4 ' Ziegler, searched for the damn. President worried that perhaps 4 " Richardson wrote ft ' he had been told of what At one point, Nixon blEnes aging ImpUcatlon, in the pe of the Dean rneetIna, the Prea- amounted to a cover-up but John N Mitchell, his former at Allegations '. .. . ' trxney general and campaign W' ident mused failed to realize it -'S .. • Cox's charter, published as a thief, for failing to shield A '• "Well, you know I wonde,w. Traitor - 9 . -~_ -frankly, Ron, when I rnt saw, . . "I should have reacted before .~. I ,%, uh, heard about the God damn the 21st of March, actuatly# Cover-Up ~ - — z _., ~ Ically authorized the special tt-0*-?A-4-IT !7 story, that Haldernan (unin. llzon lamented to Ziegler, "The key to thlk thing, Ron, Is prosecutor to investigate "all.' I r ,, !~_? telligiW; people in the Dean snouiun't have had to Mitchell. Alway3 been the key. gattons inoMng the Presj / -. I _"rAC`1* Watergate, I mean, God, come in to me with the ,cancer You haven't had a coverup. dent." I Charles Sildman, I 1, of Lawrence, Kan., Wnt an It veafag and part of a m"rgi" 4"' =_1 v maybe we %ye Wkina about a in the heart of tht p,imidency," Dwwn daid I#. -shiti, he didn't do 1111"friblinr 3,0" Cox L-m-w.J the =tc-njjr1-% baieball ud fwUl e-e cover-up Watergate, I really Wiich to his credit he did °° tory °°1 rds. In the FEAT it for Haldeman and Ehrlich- Haig and Nixon demnande ::;1::g nsin ... Area Council Agendas Longwood I IIIIII iiiii L -- WASHINGTON (A?) The Apollo 11 astronauts had Just dedicated a n* "space window" in the Washing Cathedral wtp a crowd of several hundred people sudenly surged' aroundthem, singing "America the L dBeautiful." Neil A. Armstroi, Edwin E. AldrIn and Michael Collins joined in. The eyes of311 three glistened. The ceremony Sunday climaxed a weekend of events in "MWiingt6n commemorating the fifth anniversary of man's first landing on the moon. Armstrong and AIdrin stepped onto the lunar Sea of Tranquility July 20, 1969, while Collins circled overhead. * ' Ford Leading PRINCETON, N.J. (A?) Vice President Gerald R. Ford is the front-runner among members of his party and independents for the 1976 Republican presidential nomination, the latest Gallup Poll shows. Twenty-seven per cent of Republicans surveyed said Ford was their choice for the 1976 presidential nomination. Only three others received more than 5 per cent, with Sen.Barry Goldwater of Arizona and California Gov. Ronald Reagan tied at 16 per cent each, and former New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller with 12 per cent, I - ~ Monday, July 22,1974-3A - ('omtrcv.r11an THE DALLES, (we. tAP)— Peter Byrne sifts through footprints and films, as well as vast amounts of hokum and bunk, in his search for the legendary Sasquatch of the Pacific coastal mountains. "We're getting abott one good piece of in formation per week." he said. Byrne is coleader of an eight-man team of scientists who have set up an information center and muscum in a trailer near here. 'That may not sound like much, but it's really a lot for this kind of thing. People who've seen something and have been afraid to talk about It have come in or phoned here. "Several people 'saw something." he said of his most recent lead, but he refuses to disclose the location of the latest sighting this summer of the legendary giant apelike humanoid. r Evening Herald - Search For Sasquatch - ing under special counsel John Doar. At an earlier closed session, the committee will receive a brief of arguments against Impeachment presented by Sam Garrison, newly designated by the Republican committee members as their minority counsel. The debate begins Wednesday and could last into next week. DETROIT (AP) Ford Motor co. has told its dealers prices on its 1975-model cars and trucks wi!,1 increase an average of 8 per cent when the new mode Fords go on sale this fall. The increase would raise the cost of Ford vehicles between $200 and $800, averaging about $420. But the firm did not say specifically how it would distribute the increases among its models. A Ford official cited rising costs in announcing the proposed increases in letters to the firm's 6,800 dealers. "Although the company remains fully committed to pricing restraint, part of these costs must be offset," Ford Division sales manager W.J. Oben wrote the dealers. An 8 per cent increase would bring the retail cost of an average sub compact Pinto to more than $3,000; a $4,500 Torino to $4,860, an $8,000 Thunderbird to $8,640, and a $10,000 Lincoln Continental to $10,800. The Pinto would cost $3,024 compared to the current average $2,800. In May, 1973, the Pinto sold for $2,021. I P OLICE BLOTTER I House To Vote On TV - Shows - - ---.----------------------------------------------------------------- -- Monday, July 22, 974 - Poll -................. ---------- Mi �OPINION 4A—Evening Herald Ni Monday, July 22, 1974 Candidate Seeks Ruling In Court Vacianciv Hn_1q1z/,0 FLORInA - — w • IN BRIEF S By JERE MOOR JR. Associated Press Writer Evening IfeMM JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Mon ths, $14.20; Year, $2&40. By Mail: In Florida same as home deli very. All oth er mail: Mon th , $2.70; 6 Months,$16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. 'Great Po Ralod rn Police 'Overkill II I! IE :11 U11 11it t'F. ultimately be settled by the courts, feel we would be remiss if we di dn 't U) tlidt must Still we express some curiosity about the pre-occupation of Seminole County law enforcement officers with pornography. Before everyone gets excited, we're not going to launch into a ringing defense of smut, although there's plenty of expert opinion that holds obscenity almost impossible to define and, in many instances, not necessarily harmful to the individual reader or viewer. Still, even if it could be proved concliiveIy that it is neither harmful to vow' healt!-. nr your morals it still wouldn't be our cup of tea, But this i3 si d iitio11 of laws a. -,,j it seems to us that the attitude and actions of the state attorney's office, Seminole County sheriff and Altamonte Springs police department represents a classic case of overkill when it comes to pornography. We are referring, of course, to the recent raid on Standard K Uncovers Phony Memo Area Code 3(-322-261 1 or 931-9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Oil I WASHINGTON— Standard Oil of California "Severe technical problems have been enFootnote: Who could have forged the Other children like Torrey, however, may not (Socal) has hired a mysterious private in- countered by Aramco In the Saudi Arabian document? Some diisidents, who put out an be so fortunate, because the Defense Depart. vestigaung firm, known as JHF Associates, to tlelds...(In 1973), prod uction was Increased from underground sheet called "Strand ed Oil ," had ment is cutting back medical assistance for find out who has been slipping us embarrassing 6.5 million barrels a day to 9 million barrels a access fo Socal's files. Perhaps they planted the military dependents. Among oth er "savings," a documents from its files, day to meet increasin g U.S. demands. phony memo. Smith told us he be lieves the Pentagon memo decreed that ex penditures for JHF himself Is a British intelligence "The reservoir pressures fluctuated so forgery was part of a larger, more sinister plot, "treatment for a mental or emotional disorder" specialist whose full name Is John H. Farmer, greatly that corporate engineers now estimate perhaps even the KGB Soviet secret police, would be slashed, He Is on an undercover mission In the Middle production will be stabilized at no more than 7.5 The memo has detailed markings which only East. But one of his associates, a former CIA million barrels a day, far below the 20 million Yet military children are more susceptible to someone familiar with Socal's files would be able agent named Joe Smith, has been directing the barrels a day projection." to duplicate. Our source picked out the document emotional dist urbance than average children Socal Investigation. After quoting from the memo, we also from the files, he constant moving and the father's without the slightest suspicion it because offrom t home. For several months sri1lth has been turning published on Jan. 11, 1974, the response absence a might not be genuine. He consented, for Socal's San Francisco headquarters inside out. company spokesman who said the memo of was example, that we make it available to Specifically, the new cutbacks would limit the Senate He has concluded from hi., investigation, ac- "all wet, completely erroneous." of military dependents In treatment centers invstigators to take up stay with the company. He cording to our sources inside the company, that Later in Saudi Arabia, we showed the now feels like a bank more than 120 days. Few children wi th no teller who passed a coun- to at least one document in our possession is a document to Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani terfeit $20 bill, serious emotional disturbances or mental forgery. and published his reaction, CRUEl, CUT: Two-year-old Torrey Ander. disorders, according to the National Institute of We cntactcd Jill' socias and offered to "lie said his technical experts keep close help determine whether the document is watch on Aramco's pr od uction," we reported on son, son of an Mr Force sergeant, couldn't walk Mental Health, can be treated successfully in 120 or talk but remained usually In a fe ta l position, da ys. authentic. We have made several inquiries February 23. "The alleged 'severe technical staring at the floor, A Pentagon spokesman promised that which have satisfied us that the memo, Indeed, is problems' couldn't have developed, he felt sure, a forgery, wi thout his knowledge, The diagnosis: He had a severe mental children with severe cases of autism would not We obtained the document as part of our disorder professionally call ed autism; he also be affected by the limitations. But my reporter "He agreed it will take a cew years to reach had a neurological disease that made one leg Chris Nordiinger found that treatment centers investigation of the oil crisis, an Investigation the 20-million-barrel goal...(fle said production) haven't been notified of this exception. that took us from California to the Middle East, is now back up to 8.6 million barrels and could' smaller than the other, We obtained documents from at least three reach 10 million barrels next year." But after a year at San Francisco's Burt Suggestion: The money to care for the Torrey major oil firms. The forged menio contained some correct but mental health center, the little fellow was Andersons could be made available by cutting The bogus document, which had only a minor also some misleading Information. We wish to go walking, talking and going home on weekends, back instead on the limousines, helicopters and influence upon our investigation, was highly on record, therefore, as endorsing Yamani's His leg also showed no trace of the neurological airplanes that are provided for the convenience technical. We quoted only this portion: response, disease. , of the brass hats. Citrus Referendum l.AKKLANI), Fin. AP) A month -long referend U111 among Florida' orange growers and processors will determine the future of a plan for a marketing poo1 of frozen concentrated orange Juice. The Florida Ci tr us Commission voted Saturday to issue the marketing order for the pool subject to industry ap. proval. If approved in the Aug us t referendum, pooling coold be gin next fall. Up to 10 per cent of a season's crop could be diver t L41 Into a concentrate pool th at would be made available ,at Ix- low usual market prices to so-call ed second mv markets including sales to foreign coun tr ies and van 011S American institutions, Th ough the issue was not uniformly supported, in,mmiv growers hope poo ling wi!! stabilize th eir returns. existed, l';rs'in, who reaches the man- He Likes Jail Jobs datory retirennent age of 70 next year, attempted to present a a warehouse in Altamonte Springs alleged through hints and innueildo to be some sort of a distribution point for obscene literature throughout Central RAY CROMLEY ste In - rms Race Has Life Of its Own A Aid Irks 9111111V& OP isl Cong resS 'Ill VE, Florida. '1Ir Note we say "alleged" because despite th e ,/'"' ' WASHINGTON "Hollywood Premier" atmosphere that (NEA) Contrary to Warm feelings and friendly toasts at the \_,__-,_ reports, the growing lack of enthusiasm for surrounded the "raid" and the subsequent flood of "summit" notwithstanding, the Soviet Union has foreign aid among Congressmen publicity no one has even been arrested, Why? Who % decided to go the MIRV route. burgeoning neo-isolationism (a word no one I7(. knows. A woman employee was on the site and the Rather than stay with its present superiority in ndersta nds ) nor from sudden conversion to the ( manager of the company allegedly renting the total number of missile launchers (currently ubelief our own poor are as deserving as those warehouse was permitted to observe the search some 2,330 to our 1,710) but accept eventual abroad. F and seizure ofthe -materjal. inferiority in number of deliverable warheads, Russia has decided to'ty to catch up with the We were particularly interested in two aspects of Rather more senators and representatives U.S. lead in the deeloprncnt of "multiple, in. are coming to believe most foreign aid is like th e story. The official line Is that the warehouse, ."I\ dependently water poured Into sand. Some are convinced i c-cntry veh1c3e" missiles that located within walking distance of the Altamonte can carry two, four or six separately aimed massive aid i too complicated In today's world Springs City Hall, was discovered accidentally by a warheads. and it results too un(ertaln Snmi', la!! cow t bãiiif whose automobile broke down and who charita ble, believe bumbling Is so inherent in our It Is an ominous turn in the nuclear sweep' either looked in th e warehouse through an open stakes, the insane game that nobody can win. aid bureaucracy that assistance cannot be efdoor or found something in a garbage can outside One can only speculate about whether the fective except In limited -.----Kremlin would have taken the stop had not the the building, depending on which story is being These congressmen read of tractors rusting United States first elected to go for the MIRVs In and warehouses collapsing for want of maincirculated at the moment, to lead officials to order to offset the Soviet "advantage" in tenance, of dollars favoring local privileged believe th e building housed obscene materials. launchers, It can be argued that it is better to cliques in the nations being helped, of projects A second interesting twist was th e summoning of have them always trying to catch up with us indisruption and the breakdown of a judge to accompany the raiders and declare on area stead of the other way around. cunlU es in some developing lands, y th e spot th e books, movies, etc. obscene. We "-i.: Yet this has been the story of the arms race are countries sft sure the judge is a learned and prudent man, from the beginning, even after it became obvious the black markets but must confess to some reservations as to his . that both sides possessed enough nuclear power They find that aid planners let problems in to destroy each other many times over, no expertise in this particular field, one the United Africa, Asia and Latin America slide until they matter who struck first. States Suprome Court has been wrestling with— become disasters almost impossible to handle, Where does it end' What do we do w hen the unsuccessfully, we might add—for a decade or Then enormous amounts of supplies are shipped &i1et Union achieves MIRV equality try for more. to spoil on the docks, diverted to illegal channels Super-MIRV' Of shi pped to the favored grou ps of w ha tever And th en there were the number of officers )) With the capability of destroying each other officials are handling local distribution. The involved in the raid in excess of 20 by the cotiit of now, a capability that has existed for years and lawmakers note too that local political- social one observer on the scene. It cannot be changed by any conceivable must have looked like rivalries too frequently block many of the _____________________________________________________________ the Los Angeles stakeout of the SLA heackivarters technological refinement by either side, will we beII1iLS t for, rather than just another attempt to put some ever reach a point where we can agree to call a U.S. officials do not even dare criticize greedy ha lt to the multiplication of ese grotesque disagreeable vermin who traffic in dirty books in th cpt officials in governments we are assisting engi nes of annihilation, if not actually begin jail, because this would "strain" our relations. We dismantling them? We hold no brief for dirty books, but we do have a not dare officially criticize the striking Inef. Or must history record — if anybody is around ficiency of aid management in the United healthy regard for the First Amendment to the to record history that the end of the arms race Nations w here the bureaucra ti c squabbling, red Constitution of the United Sta tes and th e protection came. only with the end of the human Editor race? balance of power tape and ineffective communications common has overwhelmingly been 10 offered by the probable cause section of criminal Evening Herald acclaimed by those In the community who could all governments are infinitely magnified. Sanford, Florida Caught out of uniforni law. We fear the "raiding party" did grave mage profit the most from It's development." She Politics enters deeply into almost every U.S. Even George Washington had trouble with to both concepts. Dear Sir: operation, con tribu ti ng to Inefficiency and to the makes it quite clear that she is talking about the "streakers," An aide's book containing I would like to take issue with the remarks Ms. Real Estate licensed members in this context, I W deliberate rejiggering of pr iorities. Yet more of ashington's orders to the Continental Arm Suzanne Savage made concerning the Chamber y in our aid money Is going to this body. take personal offense to this remark because I Massachusetts is the source of this footnote to of Commerce meeting in Lake Mary on Monday did not In any way try to become the president of history, dated Aug. 22, After every aid operation, whichever adnight, 1775: BERRY'S WORLD this organization. The nominating committee ministration happens to be In office announces "The General does not mean to discourage the First of all let's advise your readers that this called me and asked me if would let my name practice of ba that all i well. The enormous aid fig ures are thing while the weather is warm was not a general Chamber meeting. It was a appear on the ballot. I publicized, We all brea the well in the satisfaction told them that I was no' but he expressly forbids any meeting of the Board of Directors and Executive really person doing it at or Interested in taking on the respon. near tht bridge in that our government has given more than any Officers and their Committees. Even though Ms. sibilitles; but, if the people Cambridge, where it has been other. at large thought I was observed and complained of Savage does not fit Into any of these positions and capable, I would try to do a good Job. I receive no to all sense of decency andthat many men, lost A case In po int is the relief program for the even though she interrupted the meeting two common modesty, compensation and, in fact, the time taken away are running about naked victims of West Africa's drought. hours after It had started, she was u n t he bridge while po welcomed as a from my profession is a great burden on my passengers and even ladies of the That a drought was coming had been known 'member of the Chamber and was asked first fashion I to take a personal finances, for three years. The high dea th rate was due to the ne ighborhood are passing over it, as if hen seat at the table. t y As a volunteer who puts in many hard hours, I meant to glory in their shame." the cumulative weakening of the health of the Let's also advise your readers that the Board ask for the support of the many other loyal people from four years of serious shortages. of Directors and Executive Officers The directive was discovered by archivist are elected citizens who are grateful to the people who serve howard II, Little was done until the cr isis grew to by the rnernlkrs of th e Cham ber at large, Wehmann of the National Archives in in elected positions. monumental proportions. Hundreds of millions lons She slates that "It seems quite obvious the in the course of researching lLarry A. Dale ililiterial for the of dollars in food were poured in overnight. 1976 Bicentennial. All medical men know disease follows famine as night follows day, and that when vaccines are practical, the time to prevent deaths is before If you heard It once, you must have heard it often On his most recent visit to Seminole, Governor Askew epidemics start. The problem of measles in this enough to be annoy in,,.,1f you didn't vote--you have no Around (hSlayed his keen knowledge of this area was well known. iteporia of medical teams I one to blane but yourself, etc." remarked Seminole's present pop ula ti areaiswhen he were ignored for months, The problem was on 150,000, Sometimes it's because the person forgot to register. ranking it 12th largest in the state. There Ii neglected until the death rate from meass was Th is particularly true. in the case of those who recen a time 2.. tly It was 17th (as Ind ica ted by the prefix on all our when reached staggering proportions. Then gi'esl moved Into our area. ilcenje plates, I might remind YOU.) amounts of vaccine were lent In. (In Mall, A reminder, please, from Supervisor of Elections deaths in 1973 from measles were 10 times Cami Bru the _____ close on July greater than In 1971: in Upper Volta, 1973's measles fa tali ties were fi ve times greater than ____ Those of you who have occasion of calling in 1972. Tro y Ray's Tax Collector Office., ..please mark down Settled agr1ctltural groups, powerful that his num be r As of June 30, we had 39,244 registered voters In has been changed. local governments, received the lion's Lhm of Seminole County. The worst part Is 10,000 names purged It's 323-4330, donated food. Nomadic tribes with no power got from the rolls since the last election. Clock Unfortunately the old number little food. A survey in Nger and Upper Veit, (322-ol73) i still being There were 2,400 voter registration reminder cards . ( ;Z! !,i,4 used by Sonic people Vl~ 63AA~_ showed 10 per cent malnu tr iti on among the who evidently refer to an old phone mailed out which weren't delivered due to change of By JOHN A directory and it's driving that phone Suhscijher "up the children of settled villagers, and 25 to sometimes 8XJ addresses, etc. "Yes, I'm protesting high faxes AND the high cost 01 wal ls". 70 per cent among the thildrGn of nomads eren clothing, when they accessible. I_. 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 FEDDERS :: high efficiency greater %. .._. ... "E" Flex Air More .ir- ,',,iiI,l I,. nI,,,-.f,,.I I.,, as-'LUU, UUI IILy. ___ Gen. Robert .Shevin said In an opinion that no vacancy existed unless Ervin resigned imme. diately. Spector presented his papers on the next to last day of qualilying, opening what is usually a hectic period of activity in the Elections l)ivision, Democrat Ralph Turlinglon, recently appointed Sta te edUCa. lion commissioner, WliS exPected to file for election today but he lost one po tential chal. lenger for the job. jag IIIIM MW _ resignation that would be el1 IR '. in tnu tr so a UC € .. es Asked elore Gulf Dumpin 9 BTU/ WA TI ratio 0 0 Conditioning System Rotary Compression Powered ____________ _. - I - j :: If you have a forced warm air furnace, you may aiready own a half of your air conditioning system, Most furnaces can be easily adapted so the blower and duct system is used to . ____ . II:Ns,1( 'Ol.A, F'ia. (API ' iiiem (1Ot'. iwlicatt' that State scientists say the Envi- there uiuld be serious darn. runmnental Protection Agency age," should require additional studThe state report directly conies before it allows Du Pont Co. llict one by [)u Pont, which to dump che mical wastes into plans to present testimony from the Gulf of Mexico. at least 10 scientists that the The scientists Sunday drew waste has been thoroughly up report to present at EPA's studied and found sa fe for disPublk'tlearingtodayonllppro%.. posal in the Gull. ai t a permit I') allow the giant Ien Jacobson, a Do f'ont chemical company to (lump s po kesman, said the firni's'sciastes into the Gu 230 mile3 enlists and consultan ts studied south of Pensacola. effects the wliste material on Representatives of five Gulf at least nine marine organismuis states — Florida, Alabama, and found it ''absolutely not \lissippi I ousiana and harmiiful lexas were to attend the "we expect to prove to prohearing to oppose the dumping, fessional marine and aquatic I)uI'ortplan: to ipto bmologLsts that our proposttl barging offers no threat of its Belle, W. Va., plant into the harm to the aquatic life of the Dr. James Jones, senior plan. Gulf or to the interest of the - ' -' 4 : - '.' ' "Pj - / . ' / " :' . circulate the air, cooled and dehumidified by your Fedders "E" Flex air conditioning unit. The BTU-Watt ratio tells you precisely how much each air conditioner :: will cost to operate for a day, a month or a full cooling season. The higher the BTU-Watt the less you pay because ' you are getting more cooling for :: each dollar spent, 11 of 1. ct AN •. - I ' r ti %:2 DAT E i It? 5? FEDDERS has EER of 9 to 11 BTU per Wafl Prices start at S795 installed. We finance our job. - . , , , T' .11 .11 . I , i ___-.] •: several Gulf states and their \dministraflon said there are fishing industries." fie _J. too inany unanswered questiows ' — --,,I,j - I on how the gulf currents dis. - !"_ i' - - : I I ' JI 4 Li - UP9700 - Where Quality Sells & Service Tells . nard, all of Tallahassee. or %%re're not going to have a lo-, And a l(epublicansourLe said of candid,ates,the party has a "highly quali- of State Doroth y (;ii.wtn Mrs. Glisson had told -Spector tier records showed no vacancy i),\!1' ('bUY, F1;i A U 'I UI t( ;tr(wnd, l ~;, 'uLidc the bars th is time.'' says Russell ''Iludwelsei.. Atlams, who is seeking a Job at the Pisco County .LiiI no that he's free to go. Adams, 30, submitted an application to be a paid hand man at the jail right alter being pa roiled last Monday. had pleaded no contest to an aggravated assault charI stemming from a fight at his constr uction Job in neari New Port Richey. lie said he wants to continue doing th e same Jail chore pumping gas, washing patrol cars, sweeping fl oors an emptying ash trays — as he did for six mont hs as a trust 1. ) "You don't find too many guys who want to s ti ck aroun when th ey're told th ey're free to go," said Chief Deput David Schneider. a,, '~! Republican state represent;i. tive.s John Thomas and Eugene Tubbs haven': filed but have announced for state Cabinet posis held by two Democrats under investigation by grand Juries. mirw'rc - DON OAKLEY $$9 Monday, July 22, 1974-5A - Louise Taylor, Brevard tied Republican Ilixiut ready to County school board member, take on Turlington," 'I'AI.LMIASSEE Ha. (AP) said she was dropping out of the Turlington was appointed to — Court of Appeal Judge Samrace because Turlington's ap. the post when Floyd Christian Spector today attempted to pointment dried up campaign resigned alter he was indicted qualify as a candidate for the contributions. She qualified for on bribery, perjury and conseat of Supreme Court Justice a state House of Represents. spirar'y charges, ties race. Richard Ervin, but his (---I--, ...... Nea rly all th ,n,Inr 1't L,I,I,,. House Speaker Terrell Ses. (ratic candidates for statewide were rejected on the grounds sums , L)-Tarnpa, appeared at a office have th e 'eat was not vacant, qualified for the priSpector, of Tallahassee, im- news conference with her and niar', but several top Republi. imiediately filed a petition ask- endorsed her candidacy. cans are still unregistered and ing the state Supreme Court to Already qualified in the (act' a tiling deadline of noon etiuta iuti order Secretary of State D. 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Rttd ()''nn Sxq) "i', �6A— Evening Herald Mondays July 22, 1974 • f I DEAR ABBY Londoners Ask ony Awards Are Getting Stingier i Havill Candidate For House By JEAN PAIrESON lieraIdSiaff Writer attorney Ned Julian, who changes In the tim es, and alimony philosophy changed as alimony to tr ex.husband is no hear one of Our circuit court* believes, In some instances, changes in people's lifestyles a result of the judges considering It, movement for longer speculation. For Lady's Love judges have adopted were affecting the outcome of equality of the sexes, that the didn 't hear the out. "I've never made such a though I lnhlucd by their in. unrealistic attitude toward divorce cases, possibility of an ex-wife paying settlement myself, but I did come," commented Salfi. terpretation of the women's women by not granting alimony 8 AIIIGM1. %'tN BhlIF;N With more women hold:ng liberation movement, many even when Ills deserved, jobs, naturally the amount of divorce court judges in. "The philosophy of alimony alimony settlements is cluding those In Seminole has always been to keep a decreasing, said Cowart, but DEAR ABBY: Ijust read an article about rape. It said that last County are getting stingier woman from becoming a public each case is still Judged on i t s year there were 150 cases of rape every 24 hours in Los Angeles, with alimony awards these charge," Julian explained, own mertis. and only 134 cases of rape for the whole year in London. How do (Lays. expressing approval of this According to Sanford at. you explain that? 4 04 That's women's libbers for objective. __________ torney Kenneth McIntosh, A.G. IN LA. you cutting off their noses to Circuit Court Judge under the general law of DEAR AG.: The English are a vrry proper people. In London, Spite their faces, an ti - f eminists '1 Dominick Salfi believes there Florida a divorce case known they ask, might mutter, has been a gradual move away as the Thigpen Decision was .LAWN GARDEN DEAR ABBY: I gave birth to a healthy baby girl ten months But the women's libbers see from alimony in limiting the being instrumental ago. My husband and I very much wanted th is baby, but I have the SUPPLIES changed alimony automatically awarded to ex• former attitude toward proven myself to be a very immature and rotten mother, philosophy under Florida's new wives •LANDSCAPING unlimited alimony in favor of You see, the baby is very homely. e has a large nose, and for "no fault" divorce law as an "me trend was in existence wives. Free Estimates some this has caused me to get terribly depressed. Every important step in women before theno f!li,lt Iriw .'.I e••S••__. i reason I__, •... anti iii iiii tav I' t"n shown lOOK at ncr i start crying. gaining dignity and equality of before women's lib became a ex-wife was In good health and Designs I don't want to take the ~aby out where people can see her status in the divorce courts — big thing," said Salfi. "No fault was holding the sarne Job she because someone is sure to see what a big nose she has and I wili even though it may mean losing Outstanding Selection divorce Is more a confirmation had be fore the divorce which be embarrassed, out on the luxury of lavish of what judges have been doing enabled he r to support herself. Of Ornamental Shrubs Th is is ruining my whole life. I went to a psychiatrist for several alimony settlemen ts, 1 .1 for some time — judging each There had been a fair and mon ths, but I quit going because he refused to believe that it was Instead of ordering per. really the baby's nose that bothered tue. lie kept suggesting that manent alimony payments by case on its economic merit." equitable division of assets Salfi admitted he has seen accumulated during the maybe it was the responsibility of mo th erhood, Abby, I swear it's an ex-husband. some Judges alimony used as a club against couple's 20 years of marriage. her nose that both ers me. I now order payments for only a former husband, "It was As a result an earlier decision I have a wonderful husband, and wonderful parents, and I feel two or t hree years to penrlt CX- sometimes used not for the to award he r alimony was that I have let th em all down because I'm such a terrible mo th er, wives to learn a skill and get a money, but for vindictive reversed I wanted this baby o much, but she isn't giving me any hnppint'ss job to supprt herself. This is th at all. I feel so guilty for beir zihaiited of her looks. what 'flie court poIntedaward out ise Other judges have gone put the idea of alimony Into heart of the alimony Pleas?, please help me. overboard, claim some divorce disrepute," said Salfi. "Now we DEPRESSED lawyers, turning the tallies on have tota gotten away from one spouses need for support Serving you from DEAR DEPRUSSED: See your family doctor and take this %women completely and cutting that and allysettlement simply and the ability of the other letter with you. Th en follow his advice. If he asks you to go back to alimony to the bone in apparent depends on the circumstances the same location spouse to respond. .-. ._ ....................................................................................for 36 years -.-th e psychiatrist, go! You need help, dear, and that Is where it is. retaliation for the ex ce ssive of the inIivduaJs," Also, the new concept of the God bless. Please write again. I care. payments made to them in the Circuit Court Judge Joe marriage relation implicit in DEAR ABBY: I've been divorced for 12 years and have th ree past.. Coward has commented he does the no fault divorce law places a children. For the last two years, I've been dating a man who is a Alimony is now a two-edged tar younger than I am, I've been 100 per cent true to him, and we sword that can be used as easily li not believe the women's married couple on a basis of be ration movemflçnt directly equal righ ts and obligations in even talk ed about marriage, to penalize an ex-wife as an ex- has affected alimony set- the marriage relationship, and Well, out of the blue he tells me that he Is getting married next husband. tlements made in Se minole also means sharin', equal NOW month! J couldn't belie%.e it. Now all rny friends tell mc that they "Lady, you're liberated. County's divorce court, but burdens tn the event ofdivor knew he had been seeing this other girl all al0g ce, Tough luck," pa rod i ed Sanford added that changes in the law, CRYSTAL LAKE DRIVE PH. 322-2799 LAKE MARY So drastically has the Abby, I love him. He says he loves rue, too, but he got so involved wi th th is o th er girl he th inks the best solution would be to marry her and continue to see me whenever be could . I don't want a back alley relationship with a ma rr i ed man. I can't believe I've wasted two years of my life on someone who could do this tome. Please tell me what to do. FEELING HELPLESS DEAR HELPLESS: Face it. You've been used . Te ll that poorexc'use4or..a.rnan that you never want to see him again. You're lucky you didn't marry him. Who needs a husband who tries to line up an affair on the side before he's married? 'a , Edward E. Havill, a real estate' broker and citrus grower, is chairman of the Flori da Fed eration of Young Republicans lie graduated from high school in New York, College in California (West Coast Unive rsity) and earned a mas te rs degr ee in comm ercial science from Rollins College in W in ter Park in 1971. 'I . _______ . . . - S - "" m and . 5, - - - -- - -. -- ____ ________ _____ ______ .' _____ _____ The father of three ___________ EDWARD I- HAVIII, children Kwøe Will Remain On Scene ...,.',, y - . have gained wide pop:ilarity In "soft --as well as hard--contact the three sears they have hapn bnt a,.' ..4-... available in the United States But the decision as to which because of the ease wi th which the patient needs should be the they can be worn, eye doctor's, he said. Dr. Barton L Hodes, anoph. 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Fungicides Control Sod webworms, 1iqer h;t.l..... uui&uiii d "uu'TIcIao5 4 II / 1959. potenti Keeps Your 71 !' n lure, is what the state Planning Settlements and people w Division and five universities be added to the study and t will be seeking in a Central systems taxed with the c Florida study. mands to meet the Florida 111 The emphasis of the $385,000 style until the syste m cam study will be on the Green support any more people. Swamp, where the Cabinet Inn.. "We think It has a Since 1941 .. 1W 1LLL.I WITH . TUXEDO FEED STORE , to 06fe I' I ti I - climate and the like ..- - I He is a member of Kiwanis, Elks, Jaycees and on the Board r Directs for Lake County Boys Clubs. Fechtel graduated from the University of Florida TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) to accommodate c)g to the How many people can live in 'tem." an area before It runs out of study will Involve measwater and is overwhelmed by uring the natural systems garbage and sewage? The answer to that question, water, land, vegetati on, Custom -5- Fechtel - - REMODEl Ph. 322.3183 VINCEFECHTEI. - en, r We Also Build Bathroom Cabinets, Counter and Vanity Tops. - .. Subject Of State Study I I S fl - . - .-- kr MAKE YOUR HOME MORE LIVABLE -- - nil Central Florida Growth 00 S CHICAGO (AP) Sofa conDr. Whitney G. Campson, a tact lenses are not the answer to Houston, Tex., oph thalmologist everybody's vision problems, who Is president of the Contact but apparently they are here to Lens Association of Oph thalmostay. logists, said at a recent symTh trLr'nhlAd . crJ* --v tViiIøt puiwii VU conta ct ienses that .'..,,.,.,.., 3 - r. - DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. "But sharks are on theincrease (AP) —If you see a shark while all over the world. We've con. swimming in the Atlantic Lacted lifeguards on the lower Ocean, a safety official says East Coast and on the West you shouldn't count on much Coast (of the sta te) and they've help from lifeguards, got the same problem." Hay Hutton, director of the lie sa id he didn't think sharks Volusla County Division of along Volusia Coun ty's 46 miles Beach Safety, says there is of sandy beaches were atlittle lifeguards can do except tracted by fish entrails tossed call swimmers out of the wa te r b fishermen from area piers. w he n the killer fish aoocars. "Our men are trained in the identification arid movements of sharks and call swimmers out of the water whenever they appear," Hutton said Monday. in J C enney Popular Soft Contacts S - -- Re-Election 'JCPenney. Prob l em' You'll feel bc'$rer it you gel it cii your chest, For a personal reply. write to ABBY: Bo No 69700, L.A., Call 90069. Enclose stamped, Self-jO We' cf envelope. please. For Abbys booklet, 'How to Have a Lovel y Wedding : sc-nd SI to AhgMt Van Burrn, 132 Lasky Dr, Bc'verly Hills, CM S02l. - "Most of the ine, however, in the bedroom," he is interested onlj in himself And here are the usual despite the fact the children beg devices that men all over the him to play with them or go world have automatically fishing, evolved to hide their iraDr. ('rant' why would a itence: formerly wonderful h us band 1 Excessive use of alcohol, make such a tragic change, for for if they stumble home half Rep. Vince Fechtel, H. ___________ Fi i nh' 'o ,t .i_, IDAC6. 1.iiu. ui ujuiuuigjeu nis urunic, ineir wife will assume their lack of sex desire is due to candidacy for re-election to This is a classical case of liquor; House District 34. The district is platonic panic. i2 Hypercriticism of their evenly divided between Women seem unduly obtuse wife, till they bring her to tears, Seminole and Lake Counties about recognizing the Ufl For if they affect anger or and Includes a small portion of denying cause of this t ype of hatred, then the wife will not Marion County. expect them to be affectionate, change In hus ba nds, Fechtel, a freshman so their Impotence will be But It is a world-wide s'mp. representative, co-sponsored torn of men who grow scared Camou flaged, the Financial Disclosure Law. about becoming Impotent. Miserliness with money, On the honeymoon, the usual for when males think they can't "We need to stop electing young husband may have 3 or 4 dominate a wife's heart, th ey pe ople who are using their times the erotic hunger of his try to make her beg for doled political positions for personal out cash, thus letting the bride, gains," said Fechel. But after 15 or 2C years of husband feel that he is still head of the house; marriage, plus the ari'al of A native of Leesburg, Fechtel Poker, bowling and any is a member of the House several children and otner other nocturnal engagements worries about finances, Education, Natural Resources male slows down In his sexual that can keep him away till long and Business Regulation desire till the husband-wife after bedtime, so his sleepy committees, ratio In their libido may flOW wile will be in dreamland when sneaks into bed. drop from 4 to 1, down to 1 to 1, he Fechtel and his wife Joyce, (Always write to Dr. Crane care but this terrifies the usual male, of The Evening Herald, enclos ing live in Leesburg with their two a Ills wife Is still quite content, !ong stamped, addrelsed envelope children and operate a chain of And 25 cents to cover typing arid retail stores and the Leesburg for women are basically frigid Pr inting costs when you send for one anyway, in comparison with the of his booklets) Montessori School, probably Lake Ils;L2IuJy Lifeguards: Atlantic - sober, he is a wonderful divert her attention or she'll hus ba nd and father. rp.'llin. I irn se e "., Monday, July 22, 1974-7A Sharks Increasing minimum of governmental first 12 years. So we can't long main ta in interference In t he ir affa irs and "But during the past three cerebral a nd emotiona l activity th e right to make their own way years, my life has been simul neo ta usly, before one or in life,. . So that a strong front miserable. t he ot he r ubsidcs. can be maintained against th e "For my husband then Since tbs dread of impotence rapidly Increased spending by sta rted drinking heavily and remains ascendant, his erotic the leadership of th e sta te Usually stays out late at night, verve wanes. government and the increasing "When he finally does Then ha firifl tii.., iiv taiii encroachment of that govern' it.agger home, he is intoxicated grow passionate regarding his rnent into our local affairs, and may be very abusive to me wife. and the children. "But she expects me to be After all, isn't that what "But the few times he is erotic," he thinks, "so i must representation is all - h-fe work ed in campaigns for George Murphy and Ronald Reagan in California in 196 HavIll is an active member of the First Method ist Ch ur ch In Eustis, ABAR HY GEORGE W.CIIANE hus band 's erotic appetite, Asked why he was rup.nIp.gfo PILD.,M.D. But a red uction from 4:1 public office this year, he down to 1:1, makes the husband replied, "The Republican Party CASE A491: Eh.. B., aged start worrying les represents the basic attitudes of 369 Is an unwitting sex victim. ,on the s he lf." t he soon- be the people of th is area, in that "Dr. Crane,,' she moaned, Alas, worry Is a mental believe in self-reliance, a "we were ha ppily married our (cerebral) function. _____ S purposes. has also served in the U.S. Army and Is Involved in many community and political affairs. for the Florida House of Representatives District - & A 33-year-old Eustis man has announced his intention to run Booze Is Substitute; Replaces Sex [)rive Evening Herald - -- TOLBERT WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. OPEN DAILY 9.5:30 2S S. Sanford Ave. SAT. 9.1 Ph 105-323.5676 Sanford PREFINISHED WALL PANELS MOULDINGS BUILDING MATERIALS LUMBER RUST.OLEUM a I Please check your JCPt'nney bike immediately, lilt has a decal that says "made in Austria" and the front fork is not chrome plated, there is a problem. potential If you have such a bike, we urge you to bring it In soon as possible. 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But our reputation for quality has been hard earned over many years And we intend to keep it. �- - - =---- - -'--- -.-- -r--. --'----'---' -.-' -- --- - —'- r- -' -..- ____ Evening Herald 1J!flJ fltffdiU SF'OF1"S Reri, en ' ) L)er !1.)t4I If BRIEF MOflJôY, July 22, 1974 -• - LEE GEIGER NI West Race Unpredictable Rick Constantine Ready For Pros 'ILh Orhmdo pruuii'ter Pete Ashlock spending most of his time and effort trying to make Houston, Texas the light capital of the south, professional boxing has come to a standstill locally. Uesptc this, I am happy to report, boxing is far from a dead issue in Central Flori. ''r in Tampa, Roger McKinney has that area buzzing &bout the sensaUonal cards he has been showing at Curtis-Hixon Hall. On the amateur level the sport is thriving all over the state. Tampa, Plant City, Eustis, and Orlando are all currently operating on a regular haMs while Miami, of course. Is on a weekl sthedule. last week in Tampa promoter McKinney ran his second successful pro card in two weeks when Walter "Snake" White kept his Florida Light heavyweight crown with a 10 round decision over Lee "Junior" Royster of F'rt Liuderdale. Eddie L)vis cnunucd lus wuining streak in the hay city by stopping Randy Armstrong. Sanford's Vie Perez mede It two in a row on his recent comeback by dropping Cliff Johnson in the first enroute to a six round ihcsion. "Irish" Mike McKinney outlasted Bob Smith In free swinginI affair that saw both light heavys make iire tlin •r trip INI q thi By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer the Dodgers' lead with a second-half rally. The Philadelphia Ptiilljes and Los Angeles Dodgers are leadIng their respective divisions in the National League—and that means that the Phillies should meet the Cincinnati Reds in playoffs, right? Normally, the teams that are in first place at the All-Star break meet for the league title in the fall. Los Angeles Manager Walt Aiston might see the similarity but won't recognize It publicly. lie Just brings up that familiar baseball refrain: "I'd sure rather be 5' games ahead than 5 games behind." The Dodgers, who held an 8zgame at one stage last season, have been up by as much as l0 O%C1 the Reds this year. But, like last year, they've lost a big part of their lead by All. Star time. HuttheNationalLeaguewest rave is something else. The Dodgers, who lost to the East. leading Phillies 2-I Sunday, are 5' games ahead of the Reds this point. Ironically, that's where they were at this time last)ear, when the l(eds erased Atlanta Braves 6-2; the Cm. cinnati Reds walloped the Chicago Cubs 8.2, the San Francisco Giants blanked the Montreal Expos twice, 4.4) and 2.0 and the San Diego Padres beat time New york Mets Cardinals 9, /is(ros 1 Light-hitting Mike Tyson clouted a two-run double and Ken Reitz and Jose Cruz hit home runs, leading St. Louis over Houston. A 14-hit Cardinal attack also included three singles by Lou Brock, who drove in a run and stole his 59th and 60th bases of the season. PIrates 6, Braves 2 U ichie Ili'fuwr drilled lowhits, including a pair of home In other National League games, the SL Louis Cardinals boat the houston Astros 9-1: the htlsburgh Pirates stopped the ' runs, and scored (our runs, triggering Pittsburgh over Atlanta, Manager Eddie Mathews of the Braves was fired after the game. bounced over his head and rolled to the right field fence as Griffey circled the bases with his first home run of the base, ball season. Dock Ellis 5-8, lImited the Braves to five tilts as the P1. rates won their eighth straight game. Giants 4-2, Expos 0-0 lUgtit-hander Jim Barr fired With the score tied at 1-1 and Dave Concepclon on second, Cub right fielder Jose Cardenal charged Griffev's line dri Vt.' for a throw to the plate but the bail One, Lose One • ____ __ ___ Saturd i' night in thi. main portion of the (lando Sports Stadium the local amateur club initiated the first in a series of reguiarly scheduled proams The big hit of the esening was 200 pound Rick ('ostantine of Winter Springs. With a build arid facial features to make any movie star envious Costantii Lhtroughly destroyed his over matched opponent, Ray Paul, in 1:06 of the first round Older brother of Bob Costantine, Lyman High's AllCounty quarterback and recent draftee of the Qnclnnatj Reds, the Adonis like Rick dropped a left hook flush on the button of Paul and that was all she wrote. The reason It took hun as long as it did, ul kept rushing to, neutralizing Costantine's pching power. That is, before he walked into that pwture-perfect hook, Costantine, 22, saId he is ready to embark on a pro career. The big stumbling block is that o,ld bugaoo, money. Like most yowig fighters he Is looking for someone to pick up the tab while he tends to the daily routine of training. When last I saw the king.iz.ed heavy he was in deep conference with Pete Asock. Both agreed to go home and think it over. It would seem there is a chance that Seminole County will be the residence of the latest "White Hope." U this guy can fight half as good as he looks, he can't miss being an all around winner, .----¶ j _L_ ---- ã '• _____ ___________________ F . - ___________ ArJLj '. ".'= •. -: - -. . - _____ - -.... . t . . . S4'J - : -• - - •', .:. -- . - , . ,- --- -. - . . -.- . . ' - - ' - The main event of the evening was a Junior light heavy contest between very highly regarded Mike Cavanaugh of Tampa and Eddie Carter of Eustls The only flaw isidon tbelieeit was as amateur Lout because I was always taught if you fight as a pro once you can never be an amateur again and I saw Eddie Carter fight Virgil Gibson in a pro bout to Daytona Beach. When I mentioned this to P.J. Leary, Carter's current manager and someUmes promoter to Eusfis, Leary plained It airay thusly, "Soloman McTler (at the time - . -; - •1 ' ----, -4-..--.. -. -.. t44 ' '' .j ..-- - . - - A left hook from 22-year-old Rick Costantine of Winter Springs wIth 1:01 left in the COSTANTINE youngster never got paid." - • rood enough for thekuock out. Both boxers weighed mat lighters might be amateurs If you go by those guidelines. Anyway, Cavanaugh impressed everyone to attendance with his smart left hand and all around ring generalship for the first two sessions. In the third he first round of h1 tine IdbthO( Upstart Wins Darts Sunda'. Shocks Players playoffs held before the New England Open. He will represent the U.S. next month in the British Masters Tournament. hh',- / Ia.. :. . 4' - "I :. - . y I'"" PIfl- 6c t1 - \ /5 ':P - . J 1 " MIwaukr* - d 4,5 3 .1\ . ' I - GImn 55 4) 513 ',64,,.. lout 46 19 454 3 ChicaGo N 4 , 52 1 C,ncInnit, 47 46 O 4 $ 47 30 43 $' 39 59 3N I j 'r- , SI III WtI .' . ,,4.d2 , - I \ 'j 7i/2,'. w//'c,q 6'4'iP '2zq'a i P,rrrtot Californ, 0 52 5n 45 53 ISV IS', 5en D.,go n S.furdav'ioam,s ,' c san New a43y oc ,4I' int ,,,', ' K:ns c: 7'as 1. ftostn 6 6x /(Vtf'n 6. Cievianri 3 i, 7 , flUrnn , ''rai . rrci Chicoo Ii. Cincnna?i 6 and tier first open Ut e in a 13- ilayers of this open over the flings pear pro career, t io 9,Tpfojtto ra, in de(eri. of bI not picking pursesize never developed with P,ttibvi-h 6. Attni 7 Miss iwynie The Mrkan Jague has Lo Angeles Dodger TOIPJy C'nnt I, Ch0 2 promise o t1e sponsor ng 'ost 10 of the last II All-Stat' John, said: "He wOn't do us way, ramming home S.n franc, 2 Mnrr li an> 71oot United States Golf Asodatiori mimeetlngs and has only II vie- good, h' pItchind j tt the 7lstbok- arid I th off exceeded Uny, . Tct 2. ft!on I Pniidelpii 7, Lot i the final hole just when it a and several $50,000 outings. won in 1972, ,• jury. w . .' - - •: . - - - - . -. .-':- - ' - -- -"' - at Nof FICTITIOUS NAME i5 hereby jven that Hoti Notice is hereby given that the Ofdtf dated Ii June, 1974, ha been undersigned it engied in businets 'stued by the undersigned at 300 N Frenth Avenue, Sanfwcl. 2 Legal Notice & SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA submittedtotheofnceo,,ne Board Seminole County, Florida in ac PROBATE DIVISION of County Commitsionert, Seminole cordance with the POST OFFICE DRAWER H CASE Puo 74.U4-Cp provisionS of th SANFORD. FLORIDA 3771) County Courthouse, Room 330. Fictitious Name Statutes, Estate of SanfOrd, Florida, by 5:00 pm, Ofl Attorney for Petitioner Section$4309 Florida Statutes $957. DONALD ROY VAN CUR EN August, 7th, Publith July 27, 79, Aug S. 12, 1971 S Donald W Strach Deceased John A Klmbrough, DEC 109 PubliSh July 27, 79, Aug 3. 12. 1971 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Chairman DED 101 CAMBRIDGE JON, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Board of County FICTITIOUS NAME CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAItdST (AP) Commissioners A.J, Foyt Not,ce ,s hereby given that I am SAID ESTATE: FICTITIOUS NAME PubliShJuly 27,29.1971 two engaged in business at 611 Hwy 17 Notice,s hereby given that I am CEO 97 97, Fern Park. ,377)0, Seminole "oldss" You and each of you are hereby engaged En buslncts at Hwy. 17 92 County, florida, under the fictitious notified and reguired mile north of S R 13.4 Seminole to file any SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF name of ROLISK REALTY, and claims and demands County. Florida under the Iictitbous whIch you, or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS money a that I intend to register Said name either of you. may hive name of KWIK KAR WASH, and against said Notice of Public Hearing of with the Clerk of the CIrcuit Court. eState in the office of the Clerk of the that I intend to register said name The Board of Courty Corn Semnole County. Florida in with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. ac Circuit Court of thC Eighteenth missioners of Seminole 'ounty will to cordance with the prov'%ini of the JudicIal Circuit, Seminole County. Seminole County, Florida in ac hold a public hca;ing to Consider a of Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Florida, Probate Division, En the cordance with the provisiont of the Sect,on $6509 FIor,ja Statutes 1937 Courthouse at Sanford, Floridi, proposed change of zoning from R 3 go by. Fictit',, Pltme Statutet, To Wit Muttlple Family Dwelling District to S Robert T Lesk Section US 09 Florida Statutes 1937 within six calendar months from the is for Office District on the followIng PubliSh July 5. IS. 72 79. 1971 time of the first publication Randall B Jackson of this described propertyDED 4$ notice Each claim or demand must ' Prescient The North 550 feet of the NGrIh 990 be in writing and filed in pJ Enterprises, Inc. reach duplicate feetofthewestoftp,e5 'Ofth FICTITIOUS NAME and state the place of residence PubliSh. July 1, IS. 27.79. $7 Jan, 16. SE '. SectIon 35. To*flhip 21. Notice Is hereby given that I am post office address DEC 41 of the claImant Range30, Seminole engaged in business at 731 Maitland County, FIor,da. nci must be sworn to by the Furtherdescribedasapproximately Ave. Altamonte Springs, Seminole claimant, h's agent or attorney, or 700 $1,745,873 in FICTITIOUSNAME feet North of Highway 426 on tie Notice Is hereby given that the States name of KAY ASSOCIATES. and Dated at Orlande, Florida, this 6th Thl public hearing *11 be held in at 300 N. French Avenue, Sanford, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, S Anitra Gurw, of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, under the fICtitiu name Of Seminole County, Florida in ac At Administratrlx of saId on August 1), $971. at 7 00 PM, or cordance with the provisions of the estate whole bunch" EVENING HERALD. that I es soon thereafter as post ibte Fictgtous NAme Statutes. To Wit S W THOMAS LOVETY, Of ml end to register said flame with the Board of County Section $65 09 Florida Statutes 1957 LOVE1T. KREUTER & HOLMES Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Commissioners 5 Rodney L Kay County, Florida in accordance with Attorney for Administratrix Peg Real Estate Broker Seminole County. Florida 1210 Cltitens National the provisions of the Fictitious By John A Kimbrough, PublIsh. July I, I, 15, 72. 1971 flank Bldg Name StatWj, To Wit Section ___________________ Chairman DEC I Orlando, Florida 37101 $65 09 Florida Statutes 19SF. Atfest 4 S The Sanford Herald, Inc IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish July 15. 27, 1971 Arthur H fleckwith, Jr. flyWayne 0. Doyle 0E060 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR Publish July By GEIGER Vice President CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DED9S Herald PubliSh July27, 79 A COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE i. ii _DED 107 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CIVIL NO. 14-913-A _________________________ MORRIS To wit. Geriatic Duo Dominate Auto Racing for instance, Is Iisd n cars, It was Foyt first, for ,898 Jumped to front early and and National Association for Stock and Unser second, for $4,416. mediately hooked up In a spineBobby Unser, comparative Car Auto Racing record books Thus, Unser wound up with a tingler with Unser. In the dangerous at more than $300,000 in win- $21,814 payday, Foyt with game of auto racing, made off nings. $8,442. crashed his car into with mosto( the In pair In a twin bill before 46,180 at Unser, too tired to make the and was hospitalized the wall with burns Michigan races Sunday. ibout the (ace. And they plan make off Unser averaged 160,695 miles with more the loot as the an hour in the first race, slowed years In other words, neither headed by two yellows; Foyt's average retirement speed In the nightcap was soon. 129.945 m,p.h., slowed by five Foyt will his 40th birthyellows. day Unser hit the 40 Gordon Johncock, Johnny mark earlier this year' Foyt Michigan International Speed- post-race interview, has said he Rutherford and Bill Vukovich has won United way Sunday, Unser beat his isn't about to quit a sport that finishedinthJltorderbehjnd,J Auto Club purses alone, brother, Al, by 3.9 seconds in a has made Mm wealthy, Unsers In the first race. John ________________________ MIch. of money In races not sanctioned by USAC. Foyt, __________________________ ((lIege AUTO RACING ship cars and collected 117,402. laps in the lndy-car feature but in a Chevrolet and R.amo Stott for $1,544. In a companion race for stock tire problems. In the stock car race, Foyt Unser and Foyt In the second race. !'arlc 1'rif)s ("icits, 3-C) I There's Nothing Like THE BEST LEE Correspondent In the top of the fifth Moore Withrow fanned on a full count. and Marine both singled with The locals once again stopped two out but Albers got out of it College NOTICE FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP by virtue of that certain Writ Park's bid to blow the FIVE POIN — College by forcing Yowell to pop up Ic game open in the seventh certain WPIt of E'ecut;on issued Out PIOTICEISHEREBYGIVENth&t TGAGE ASSOCIATION, FICTITIOUSNAME when iii Board of County Commissioners of and under the seal of the County Park's David Weiner threw a third baseman Balabanski, Plaintiff, Ndlice is hereby given that we are right fielder John Butler threW Courl of Palm Beach County, of Seminole Co'nty. Florida, will, at engaged in butinejs at P 0 Box sour-hit shutout over the weekvs. 'l'he bottom of the inning saw a perfect strike to catcher 7:00 pm or as soon thereafler as Longwooci, Seminole County, GEORGE WATKINS. JR and Florida. upon a tinal iudgnienf end, defeating the Seminole Seminole with possible, on the 23rd day of July, Florida under the fiCtitiOut name another chance Downey cutting dow-n revin of National League All-Stars in the to get to Weiner as the 10th day of April, A 0 $973. in al Albers and l)unn who was attempting to that certaij cage entitled, following ordinance, Intend to register Said name with the Defendants mouth rund, Incorporated, a An ordinance relating to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole NOTICEOFSALE league Tournament, 3-0. two o'jt but clean-up hitter Jim single h Moore. unincorporated areas of Seminole County, Florida en accordance with NOTICE ISI4EREUY GIVEN that florida orp,)ratoi, PIiff vs t 11 iL. sI.ni. l...___ Iii(11 ULUIIICIS, IDC on the 1st day of AuguSt, 1971, at ii Calvin H. Ilitber, Defendant. Which county, Flor,da, relating to ene the provisions of the Fictitious regulation arid control of swimming Name Statutes, To Wit Seminole American League, a m at t he west front door of the )fOi'esaid Wr.f of E'ecution was Section pool conttructon and Swimming tcI'ereci 0 me •t Shr,ff of Courthouse of Semnnle County. ,it S 09 Florida Statutes 1957 the Nationals were defeated in Sa,.&ord, Florida the undersigned Seminole County, I lorida, and I pool contractors within Seminole S: Dexter S French, Jr the third game of a best out of County have levied upon the following amending Seminole County Clerkwlllafferforsaletnefotlowing Eleanor P French Ordi,'aice desirib.'d No property owned 133, three by the hard throwing Section by Calvin 1, described real property Lettee N Porker Lol l. GRANADA SOUTH, ac H Busbee. said properly being providing for review by the Board Of Publish Publish July 27. right hander. County Cornrnissionc'rs 01 Seminole I?, $911 cording to the Pial hereof as located in Seminole Counly, Florida, The winning nine scored all of County of any order or decision of OED recorded In Plat Book IS. Page 100, more particularly described as their the Board follows runs off of the Seminole's o Examiners of Swim Of the Public Records Of Seminole On' itt 1989 (tleyrotCt Pick up ming Pool Contractors Opon written County, F lorda, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS stiirter Toiii Albers in the lop of together *ith all stiuclures. rn Truck. ID No 149i154401 CS1 350. ,pPliC6liOfl of any owner or OWflCI5 NAME STATUTE the first. Mike Moore singled, oiI)remeseswsiohavecontracted,or TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN provments. fixtures, appliances. oreen *ith white top the construction of a SwImming pool Bill Marino walkeut, then both Notice is hereby given Ih.it the and apprtcriances un Said land Of and the undersigned as Sheriff with a person subject to the Undersigned. Seminole County. Florida, will at advanced on a well placed pursuant to tie used in corilunclion tht'rewith jurisdiction of fh( 00 A M 00 the 30th day of July, Board of "Fictitious Name Satute" Chapter The oforetaid sale will be made sacrifice, Examiners of Swimming Pool A 0 $911. oiler for tale and setl to 56309, Florida Statute, will regis'er pursuant to a Summary Final With Contractors; out Charles Yowell the highest bidder, for cash, sublect providing fr (q With lie Clerk of the Circuit Court. Judgmept entered in Civil Po 71 ° any and all existing leint, at Ihe Struction, severability and ef,ective in drove both In with a solid single and for Sem;nole County. Florida, 975 A now pending in tie Circuit date. F rorif (Wetti Door of the Seminole upon Ficeipt of proof of the to right center; Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Mike Ellis gave County Courthoute in Sanford, Copies of said ordnance are publication of this notice, lit' 1k Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida Weiner some added Insurance available for public inspection l,t,ous name. tow,t: tht' above described per Jules Klein, Florida ting regular business hours tonal property Said property being with an RBI single just out of in the 0 0 S Under which I am engaged in DAT ED thiS 17th day of July, 1971 office of the Board of County business at Stored ,t, PillifI and Sons in San Longwood Dental Artt thereach of the diving Seminole (Seal) Commissioners, Seminole County ford, Florida Further information Building, Route 134, in the City Of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr second baseman, Robbie File, Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, from Longwoc.cj, Florida available from the Civil Divitlon of Clerk of the Circuit Court thi3date until the date of enactment lie Seminole County 5heriff' That the party interested in said 'The Seminole's got something fly Martha T. VihIrn consideration first written at,ove Department. i'lfinejs cn?erprise is as foIltt going Deputy Clerk in their half of the second (teal) That said sale is being macit' to Jules Klein, P A VAN DIN 81140, GAY, when Stan Balabanski and Arthur H Beckwitn, Jr . '.,ltitfy the 't'rmt of Said Writ of By: Jules Klein, Pres. BURKE & DYER, PA Clerk tiectition Keith Downey walked with ATTEST Attorneys for the Plaintiff Board of Counly .hih E. Polk, Sherl Ba:zle, S._ nobody out. But Weiner fanned Post Office Box 793 Commissioners Sheriff DATED al Lor4wood, Seminole Orlando, Florida 37*07 Dennis Lang, Mike Cussack, ,t'minola County, Florida Seminole County, Florida COuIy, FlOridi, June 131, 'p71. Publish. .Iuiy 22. 1971 PubliSh - July 3. 17 '9. 22. 1974 arid John Butler to get out of the Pt,!iSh Juts' $5 79 P'Ubith, July IS, 71, 29, Aug 5, 1971 DCC 103 OED)3 DFDI6 OED6i Jam. s. General - WEATHERTRON HEAT PUMP • - - - - * . . . . oc 5nD'e90 2 . , ,Z71 lifetime batting mark, He lineun excent for the itchers usIng a pItcher on Suv" ' I .A ( RANGI', Ill AP — peared a three woman pta) hi ual thisItyear Iti MacPhail id he :tnce 11w iJ1,e 11w U S Women s On has was Ine%ltable Manager Dick WflhIam hope I can hit a homer for centrate on w1nnin "w prestigu but newl)owned That gave Miss Haynie, who last the Ifans" the best k,n on th ()n utiuipioi Sandra Ilaynje earlier thIs year won the Lotlies capacity crowd of more owe it to the fans. I told thinks it should also ca a Peofessional Golf Association A than,i5cxpectedat k Three job was to win the ball am purse to measure up to that Open, the top $,073 prize In reputation. Rivers Stadium and .n esti. notkeePingtheplaye 140,000 event. y mated 49 mIllion will watch on It Was an Indication h flIe Sunday survived Finishing$2,573 a strokeeach, behind, television aeccording to NBC Williams WG1kI be usj I at one of the most dramatic fin- andcectIng were Game time 138:15 p.m. EDT. majority of his not 23flfl squad ishes In the meet's s-year his. 1965 champion Carol Mann and Aaron hiting 240 this 'season which Is the 'kYmal oced tory, including a streaking per- Beth Stone, who finished bc'(OF with 12 homers and a career toThe National Leae sa 11 j - - 0 IV is ... -- rnidafternoon but apparently three dais, said a statement this week of the agreement the a cornprehensi,,e management Hraies'slu ''er who sur' tionsso that an All-Star pitcher onl) the pla}ers union will be (roni the owners negotiators two sides had with federal counteroffer Friday to the Bobe Riit there in full force. wouldn't work on Sunday "The Management Council mediator James Scearce. illoftime union's original 63 demands, home run mark 714 earlier The NFL Management Coun.- will ha%e a representatl',,e He ilso said the owners' This action drew criticism The so-called freedom issues, this ear h35 had little su uI, representing the owners, available to recuie the propos- statement is a lie' because the which the players argue are the fromii All-Star pitcher Wilbur abruptly &ok off negotiations als when, as and if they are players' union has attempted to crux of their demands, were oni 'twoAll.&ar horn games Wood of the Chicago White Sox, Sunday afternoon and said made," the statement said, negotiate a new contract in an just about Ignored by the man- . In 64 tbats who worked Saturday instead of management would not return "The Management Council will effort to end the 22-day strike. agernent proposal. Allg 3 wr8 held Sunday with just two days off, eachi year from 1959 through "I don't mind because I have a 1962, but Aaron missed the repuatlon of working with two -- . :,::: I - again," said Aaron, who was American League races, to win - ' ()r v't/cirrii The Shivering Tigers y v.-: - • .. a ... L This was the Series won when Enos Slaughter in the eighth COUNTY, FLORIDA inning of the seventh game authorizing the name of th CASE NO. 14-1153-0 gs '1277). Seminole County. Florida raced all the way home from DIVISION 0 screw ALKAY IV official number under the fictitious name of SUN 513631. owfled by Donald C Jones DAY HERALD, and that I intend to first base on a single by Harry In the matter of the Adoption of. and Charles A Schmitz 01 which register said name with the Clerk of 0 Walker while Johnny Pesky, RICHARD WILLIAM MARSHALL Jacksonville, Florida ,s the home thC Circuit Court, Seminole County, NOTICE OF ACTION By BRUCE LOWITT taking the relay from the outplosion that carried Minnesota TO Edward Charles Arnold, port, to be changed to LIEN Two. With New York trailing 4-3 three doubles, Dave Chalk's Florida in accordance with the AP Spo Writer S L J Pader, whereabouts unkno field, hesitated a fraction toa ptovIslons of the Fiiitit Name whose last l0-7victoryover the Tigers, and men on second and third bunt single, Frank Robinson's Documentation Officer known residence is Sherman Statutes, ToWit: Section s6s. before turning and throwing vague, hether you believe In that the Twins' 12th victory in their and two out, McKeon ordered sacrifice fly and Joe I.ahoucl's Jacksonville, Street, Toledo, Oho Florida Statutes isi mystical force kuown as late to the plate. Florida (Port)" YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFI 5: The Sanford Herald, Inc last 15 games and Dotroit's 13th Steve Mingori to load the bases single to beat the ioles. that a proceeding for adoption has PubI,th July 5. IS, 73. 79, 197i Peskyhashadtolivewiththe momentum depends on which loss in Its last 15. By: Wayne D. Doyle by walking Elliott Maddox InOEDI2 been filed against yo slde of the streak you're Baltimore had tied the score o, VlcePrejiden? on. "horns" for more than a In Sunday's other American tentionally.ButIureer jumped in the eighth. required to serve a copy of your Publi July 27, 79, Aug 5. 1?. 1911 FICTITIOUS NAME quarter of a century.- a If you're Ralph Houk, you're League games, New York on an 0-1 outside pitch and rtten defenses, if any, thereto on DED Notice is ilereby given that I am devout believer, If you're edged Kansas City 5-4, Oakland P,tit n,rs' attorney, whe name Ridiculously, it tunis out. Bangers 2, Red Sos 1 engaged in business at 150 E punched a double down the left and address appear below, on or Sanlando Frank Quilici .,. well, then defeated Cleveland Springs Or, (Hiway 431) Seventh-inning singles by Jim PROFESSIONAL SERVICES before August 70, 1971 and file the Longwood, Seminole County. Slaughter, getting a good there's more to winning than nia topped Baltimore Califor- field line. Sondberg, Alex Johnson and breakonthepitcher,wasthg. impetus, NOTICE Texas original thereof with the Clerk of Florida,underthefictitiOusnameof A's 6, Indians 3 lnaCcOrdancewithplorida Laws, to steal second base and thit tripped Boston 2-I and, in a was Court either before service on UNITED CONSUMERS CLUB OF Chapter 73-19, proposals will be Ted Kubiak's two-run single Jeff Burroughs carried the almost there when Walker Petitioners' attorney or im ORANGE & SEMINOLE COUNTY. received by the Board of County As the major leagues' three- doubleheader, Chicago beat highlighted a four-run seventh Bangers past Boston. mediately thereafter, otherwise, a and that I intend to register said Commissioners of Seminole County, day All-Star break begins to- Milwaukee 6-2 before the Brew- inning that beat Cleveland. A defaull will be Pnttred againit you name with the Clerk of White Sos 6-3, Brewers 2-5 the Circuit, Florida, from Architects registered for the relief day, Honk's Detroit Tigers are ens bounced back to win the walk and singles by Joe Ruth demanded in the Court, Seminole County, Florida in in the Dick Allen hit his th homer State of Florida for Petition shivering, they're so cold. Quil- second game 5-3. eccoidnce with the provisions of proless)onal and Gene Tenace loaded the and two doubles and Bill Sffvicet to design and WlTNESSmyhandandtp*seaIof the Fictitious ici's Minnesota Twins, Melton FICTITIOUS NAME Yanks Lftoyals 4 meanName Statutes To renovat, an existing pubIk building base, thiS Courf on the 19th day of July, Wit Section $4509 Florida Statutes Notice Is hereby given that I am homer-ed to give Chicago its while, are burning up the joint. A 0 $911. Bobby Murcer wrecked Kanlocated In the City of L000wood and engaged lribattn.a, 1059W. Notr 1957. Pat Borque tied the game opening-game victory. And the Slgnatedasa Public .On Sunday,-for example, Bob sits City (SEAL) 5 George F Wunth Health Clinic. Dame Or., Altamont, Spgt, Manager Jack with a grounder, Kubiak sin- White Sos were only three outs Arlhjr H Be(hwith, Jr information may be Seminole County. Florida a'in hit a two-run single and McKeon's strate' PubliSh July27, 79, Aug S.17, 1974 Additional sewredfrorntheOfficeo,the under the with a two- gled and Bill North tripled, Board Clerk of the Circuit Coon away from a sweep when MilfictItious name DEC lOS Eric Soderholm clubbed a run bases-loaded double DEEP STEAM of County Commissioners Seminole CARPET By Joy Stokes in a Angels 6, Orioles 4 CLEANERS waukee finally flexed its mus& County Courthouse Room Deputy Clerk three-run homer to highlight a three-run seventh Inning that 330, DISTRIBUTORS OF ORLANDO The Angelsgottworunsjn IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Sanford, Florida Qualificataons des, with a Deron Johnson ROBERT M MORRIS of seven-run fourth-inning cx- led the Yanks past the Royals. ninth ,.r JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, from on one of Mickey Rivers' grand.slagijn homer. HUTCHISON, LEFFLER Registered Archdectsare,obe with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, T WASHINGTON (AP) — Ard- until the association submits a then be available for further "We're going to be there tO.. mosity continues to plague the revised package of demands, meetings ... at a mutually morrow and continue to PITTSBURGH (AP) — Hank Lee MacPhail who be nego.la ciis te in the National Ar chosen in '- "Jat10na1 T agreeable time and place as tlate in good faith," said Curry. I Am&,4 "The Management Council .. 1can &ieaglae pres1nt n Fooll Iague between had the opportun. "We hope the owners will be League lL.Star team (or the January, has taken steps he meetings unless and until the La ers Hill Curry of the Houston OilSources said the owners de. ma md-summer classic The cuita winner this year. Amen. Another contract negotiating pld)ers association comes forth ers, union president, said only perted Sunday's session after can League clubs have gone .f;t pl arl frId rth trrtIii:, atin I I. ________________________ _______________________ - Rick)' Odom, of Plant City, took the rubber match of the series by scoring a split decision over "Classy" Jim in lIP? w .. - "When you don't win, you record for most home runs by a don't stay around too long," third baseman 47 in 1953 part of a half h'ur. UI were Carter, I would get out of boxing at any level 1 1.. ' BOSTON lAP) Lance Smith of Washington, D.C., iaptun'd the New England Open l)ar OiauIIpionshm1) here this weekend, outttu'owing U.S. darting greats Joe liltadanfs and Bob Thiede and defending champion (;eorge Silberzin. More than 300 throwers from throughout the country ltd THC CIRCUIT (.OURT OF FLORIDA EIOHTE(N H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SE'AINOLE - - -, ATLANTA (API - The At said Mathews, whose Braes lanta Braves began the search finished fifth in the National s today for a manager to replace League West a er ago with a Fddie Mathews, who was fired 76-85 rtcord Sunday after his team dropped "Personally I thought he did its fourth straight game. a heck of a Job," said Aaron, The dismissal shocked not who with Mathews teamed to only Mathews, whose team crack out 863 home runs while compiled a )-49 mid-season playing together, a record that record, but his fans and players still stands. as well. Mathews slammed out 421 of "It was a blow to me," said them and closed his 17-year home run king Henry Aan, a major league career with 512, longtime teammate of Math. ending up with Houston and ews. troit before retiring In 1968. "Why did they (Ire him? lie's "We were not playing good the best manager we've had," now but we had been playing said an angry (an. better than in the past," said Atlanta Constitution Sports Aaron. "But it's their ball club Editor Jesse Outlar wrote: and they an do what they want "You can't fire 25 players, so in to." baseball you fire the manager. Third baseman Darrell What the Braves need Is some Evans said Mathews "was the new players," fairest maraager I ever played Mathews fIrst heard his under. He hated evbody as dismissai when Braves Vice a man—maybe some of us President Eddie Robinson couldn't handie it." came to his office after Atlanta Rohinson said an Interim dropped a 6-2 decisIon to Pltts- manager would be named with. burgh Sunday and said, "I'm in a few days, going to change managers, F4 "I wanted Eddie to ,have a , die" good &'xt at it," said Robinson, 'He took it like a man," Rob. "and I think he has had a good inson commented later, shot. I think two years is a good "It was a shock," admitted shot." Mathews, who took over from Mathews, a 43-year-old native Luman Harris in August, 1972. of Tezarkana, Tex, was a 10"I didn't have an inkling this tune Alltar and partldpated was going to happen. But it's in three World Series during his - - ' Mathews Firing wasn't done On the spur of the — * (tflV.iN —S — But here It is 27,28 years later and somebody still brings It up.', _1 The last Subway Series ever e'JP brings together Duke Snider, Sal Maglie and Clem Labine for Brooklyn's Boys of Summer, and (or the Yankees of '56 there /9 .. I d' are Mantle, Larsen and the irrespressible Stengel now / I' approaching his&tth birttxlay "Never give your son your own name," says Mantle. .i: /. '" ____ Mickey Jr,, at 21, Is a 6-1, 190under who, according to his _____-!i • , dad, hits a golf ball as long as aI anyene on the (ace of the earth. He's going to be an assistant .—... ' 4' pro at Champions in Houston levard, memories flood freshly participated in historic sports under Jimmy Demaret and foragroupofmen,nong1 e%'ents recalling their roles .. Jackie Burke, "The other three Larsen, who have gone gray or while film clips roll on a giant ' ) :;..j i jowly or Just plain had their screen behind them. (sons) never got the heat }outh e'aporated. Mickey did." i On this night, the review of "Baseball is more scientific the masks of age, the 1946 and 1956 World Series, I— . theYet through features are '"." says Maglie, who no tlis tmriguistijl Mickey Mantle, there's a miniature hall of longer looks sinister with -. in the waiting room, who has been out of it only five o'clock shadow, He left the From the '46 Red Sox, there Is years, maybe looking closest 10 game five years ago after Sports heroes clown before camera during filming of television series about sports history. Joe Cronin, living life a little serving as a pitching coacn and what he was, Casey Stengel, easier as the retired president the ball. Enos just kept on manager in a rookie league. whose cragginess can't erode, of the American League. He going, "If Dom's in centeIeld," wheeled, arm upraised, made "All they care about now is still has that Jumbled stax was then their manager. Bobby admits Slaughter, "I don't try one false motion and then peg- money." In centerfield, by a quirk, was to score," The ball bounced ged to the catcher, but the flyalleys. Johnny Pesky, who whihaired They watch themselves on but still In instead of Dorn DiMaggio handed It and threw to Pesky, been a .307 career hitter, at age "The first couple of years barrassed as they smile the Rogue River in Oregon. old Job as the Boston Red Sos Cardinals, there are Stan on a game.tieing double in the The other infielders should now a Red Sox broadcaster, tIie nuances. Nostalgia Is In seems fit enough to take his For the opposing St. Louis topof the inning and had moved have yelled for the shortstop to "you're sensitive. Then it vogue and this is pure shortstop. Musial, amiably beaming and to right field, get rid of the ball. Pesky doesn't become so important, remembrance of days past. looking fit and Enos Slaughter • ice and Harry The Hat) Walker. CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Nets' No. i women's singles tennis player, Nancy Gunter, and lost one Saturday night. TheshutoutI.aurieneming6JJina World Team Tennis match against the Florida Flamingos, but as she left the Public Auditorium she was robbed by two thugs, she told police. The 31-yearld Texas native said she was walking down an exit ramp with her uncle when two youths, one with a tire iron, came up behind them, threatened them and stole her purse. It contained $450 cash, $40 in traveler's checks and several thousand dollars in "hocks, she reported. a six-hitter and hot-hitting Garry Maddox drove in two runs, one with a homer, to lead San Francisco over Montreal in the first game of their double. header. John D'Aquisto and Elias Sosa combined on a second-game two-hitter. Padres 7, Mets 3 Willie McCovey belted a pair of two-run homers to pace San l)iego over New York. Reds 8, Cubs 2 Ken Gri((ey's inside-the-park home run with one on in the fifth powered Don Gullett and Cincinnati over Chicago. __ - --. Win By Murray Olderman They've come here a The Herald Services Thursday night for the last two LOS ANGELES, Calif. — tapings of ws which will be (NEA) — Don Larsen can sit seen in a parcel of 13 sports there and recall 18 years later shows on the Public Broadcast. the minute details. Like only Ing Service this fall through a one batter on that historic af- Special grant from Mobil Oil, ternoon in Yankee Stadium got a count of three balls. That was PeeWee Reese, second man up Among those sports giants to itt the first inning, who took he seen are (pictured from left) "Goony Bird," as he other (1cm Labine, Duke Snider, Sal players called him, to a 3.Ind.2 Maglie, Casey Stengel, Mkkey count before striking out. Mantle and Don Larsen. Mel Larsen went on to pitch his Allen (left, sitting) and Curt perfect game in the 1956 World Gwdy are the commentators, Series. In the slab-like TV studio at "T Way It Was" Is the title the eastern end of Sunset Bou- of the series, with men who've w I Monday, July 22, 1974-9A - CALL . PLUMBING & WALL HEATING INC. - - - - �________________________ 7777- - _________________________________________________________ -..,• .- • •' .- -. ____________ 10 A—Evening Herald •_•__• • Monday, July 22, 1974 bi P a ro I I R ises Wi th County G rowth IN BRIEF 500 S. Viet Troops Dead By CHRIS NELSON SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) - More than Vietnamese troops are dtad, wounded or unaccounted for in heavy fighting southwest of Da Nang that continued today for the fourth day, field reports say. Heavy civilian casualties also were reported, and the government claimed its air force killed more than 200 North Vietnamese in the fighting around Due Due, a district town 20 miles southwest of Da Nang. The town was reported virtually isolated and could be supplied only by air. It was the heaviest fighting reported in the northern' part of South Vieain since the cease-fire agreement nearly 18 months ago. British Soldier Executed BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) — The Irish Republican Army says it executed a former British soldier who setted in Northern Ireland and married an Irish girl two weeks ago. The hooded body of Brian Shaw, 21, was found Sunday in an empty house in Belfast. He had been shot twice in the head. The IRA announcement daitnd the our nmn was a inethei' of the arn Special Air Services, a corps of underground troops. 'Flit, bomb in a Roman Catholic area, Shaw was the 1,0-14th confirmed fatality in live years of CatholicProtestant warfare in Northern Ireland. Proposal Rejected (AP) — The Israeli government has reaffirmed its refusal to give up the Arab sector of Jerusalem and also rejected a left-wing cabinet minister's proposal to negotiate an independent Palestinian state in exchange for Arab recognition of Israel. The cabinet in a six4iour meeting Sunday also Voirt] n negotiating a troop disengagement pact with King Hussein of Jordan. Informed sources said the hard stand on the Palestinian proposal was in part a reaction to a joint declaration last week by Egypt and Jordan that the guerrilla umbrella group known as the Palestine Liberation Organization (P1.0) was the sole recognized representative of Palestinians everywhere In Jordan. , e4cept Bannerless Landing HOLLYWOOD, Fla. AP — Pilot Lee Patton says taking his single-engine plane in for an emergency landing on a field in a heavily populated area wasn't hard except that he couldn't very well because oil covered his windshield. "I had 1,300 feet to land on trees and avoiding _ Patton said, them was the problem," see -) Brand new, because we now have a new name, new look and new easy to read for. mat. years old, because we've been publishing the news of Herald Country for all those years. M We don't have t tell you that something exciting has happened to The Herald. You knew that when you first saw this af- ternoon's copy. But what You don't know is what's really exciting. From here on In, your Evening Herald and Sunday Herald are going to set some standards in the newspaper business. Your local newspaper is going to become one of the finest local papers in the country. Patton was carrying a banner on the rear of his airplane to advertise a local theater when a connecting rod on his engine broke and penetrated the oil case, sending oil flying. ----- He said he released the banner because it created on the'airplane's tail. Th e banner dropped onto a nearby shopping center, police said. "The field I landed on was line outside of the trees," he drag We're proud of our new 66 year old paper. And we're proud of our readers and ad. vertisers who have helped us grow in size and quality. We promise you this. We may never be the By DAVID HENDIN V C biggest newspaper in Florida. But we're And here's to us. determined to become the biggest, the best .. the new EVENING u"1 _ ___ _________ . Lr .-.w are investigating acupuncture. It also inf uriates tradi tional Chinese acupuncturists who £ have been practicing their skills in the United States, What some practitioners today call "Acupuncture readable newspaper. It's nice to be herel -- r 1 Demand Demand For Services Boosts 'United' Goal • A _ ___ 1 0"—& W.P. her the UF EOPLE pense for the em• The me re 'Quackupuncture ' frightening leading doctors who most Seminole and Southwest Volusia Counties, The Herald Sen'ices NEWYORK—(NEA)...... The thought of a physician using acupuncture on his patients after only a few days of study and no supervised experience is HERALD and SUNDAY HERALD. Central the most complete newspaper serving daughters with 32 full time line right behind the hospital, Longwood, which In 196.4 had employcs. Commissioners with the largest - Sanford - only one city hJuemploye, City . . today are wrestling with Sheriff leading. Clerk Onnie Shornate, plus two If, as a political philosopher John Polk's record $2.3 million policemen, a city road and once predicted, the fate of budget request. The Friendly CitYy 4 may no water superintendent and two modern man is to drown in a longer be the Celery Capital of sea of bureaucratic paperwork, Number three on the general the U.S., but it does need 300 payroll, inclnow has 47 on the uding 21 policemen. then Seminole County residents list of public employers - people to keep going, up from Oviedo has likewise rocketed, . are right in the swim of things although largely "Self SU 163 in p these days. With only Police Chief George porting" through revenues and Of course, the most dramatic Kelsey and a city clerk on the At latest count, some 40()Q higher governmental grants, is men and women work for a Seminole Memorial hospital, percentage increases are Job l0 years ago, some 15 people . • governmental or public agency with nearly 400 full and part- shown by the other corn- now Commute to city hail daily. f Winter Springs, formerly rnunitjes in Seminole which in Seminole County. They take time employes. have boomed in recent times, North Orlando, has grown from home annual paychecks *. totaling several million dollars Administrator Robert and must make sure th? a police chief and city clerk In — the exact amount to be Besserer proudly points out building permits are not put in 1964 to 20 full and part-time people today. calculated in the various budget that the county hospital has the wrong pile. managed to nearly double its Last and perhaps least if . sessions now underway. _ Altamonte Springs, still a certain forces have their way, And, as long as we - are patient capacity since 1964 while hiking employe totalssleepy village with 11 cIty the newly minted City of Lake playing statistical games, employes in 1964, now boasts a Mary now employs two full figures show an increase In from 230 — the smallest per active, increase of any city- payroll of 143 full and part-time time people - a mayor and a governmental or public em- centage A emploves, not counting the chief of police — plus one part ploye since 164 of more than agency or county operation still fhr and city council, time policeman. 130 per cent. Casselberry has 95 full and In 1964, the Lake Mary area peop e. Ten years ago fell under the county com. Lyndon Johnson convin ed about the cities, they fall into the "tax-free city" had eight, mission. most Ameircans that Barry Goldwater was about to blow up the world, a mere 1,500 people p labored at the public trough in Seminole County. ; Of course, the now familiar citations of growth, growth and more growth can be trotted out to justify the increase, And, Indeed, it would be difficult to imagine the 958 school board cmployes of 1964 handling the 30,OW kids expected this Fall. !1y JANE CASSELBERRY agency from what they cvn- right up to kick-off time trying Certainly, the School Board Herald Staff Writer sider to be a realistic figure for to line up chairmen and this " doesn't, with Its payroll for the the campaign. year for the first time we fast year showing some 2,4(X) Inflation and an increase in 'J Homer said that in addition to already have most of the key employes - far and away the the demand for services is agencies such as the American chairmen. For instance, Jim . county's largest public em- expected to boost the 1974 Red Cross, YMCA, Girl Scouts, Rasa has agreed to take the ployer. campaign goal of the United I3oy Scout.s, Good Samaritan Commercial division; Number two, but not Fund of Seminole by anywhere Home, Seminole Mental Health, (Bud) Layer, Educational SOMETHING COMING APART? necessarily trying harder, is from $20,000 to $50,000 ac- USO and Sheltered Workshop, division; John Mercer, the County Commission itself, cording to Jack Homer, United all of whom have participated Financial; and I am taking the Prior to performing in Hawaii, and doing her specialty A with 320 on the direct payroll, Fund president, in the past, requests have been Pilot division," Homer Little Wiggle, this Hula dancer makes a final adjustment on compared with 100 in 1964. Last year's United Fund goal received from several new revealed, costume, The commission's totals was $100,000 and this year's organizations Interested In Three of the four needed vice don't reflect the independent goal is expected to reflect the getting under umbrella, chairman have also agreed to county-wide operations of the ''crease in operating costs of Enthusiastic about the serve. They are George Touhy, clerk of the court, with a 10- the participating agencies. coming drive. Hornet said Sam Kinlaw, and Last year's year-growth from 12 to 62, the Although the month-long "United Fund is fortunate to campaign chairman, Len tax collector, up to 24 from 9, campaign won't kick off until have the Southern Bell Unitas. and the lax assessor, who has Se. 24 the United Fund Budget manager, Tom Hunt, as Burner cited the excellent grown from 13 to 33. Committee is expected to meet chairman of this year's cam- cooperation between the north Also not counted in the soon to consider requests from paign. Before moving here, he and south ends of the county as commissioner's total - but participating agencies based on was active in the Brevard an important factor in the very much in their minds these their projected operating ex- County United Appeal. He success of the UF drives. - - days - is the sheriff's office, served as an executive on loan' coming year. With only one paid with 145 full and Part-time The conunittee and the Board rom Southern Bell to UA and ploye ... executive secretary people. Spanish ne%-spapers as recovof Directors will study and knows the whole story and how Margaret Ganas., . Homer Miss Universe In 1964, Sheriff Luther J. assess the requests and set the to run a campaign. ering after a near-fatal relapse credits the fund's success to a Hobby protected our wives and amount to be Friday, "In years ast we MANILA, The Philippines Medical statements IndicaW (AP) - The new Miss Uni- Franco's doctors have decided verse, Atnparee Munoz of against surgery to remove a Spain, says she will have to stop blood clot in his thigh. her movie career. But she ports said there has been no thinks a year as an inter- currence of the internal bleednational beauty queen will be ng that occurred Friday. Medi"a great benefit." cal sources had said Friday's The 20-year-old Miss Muno attack nearly killed the agin g ' _______________ "we can't teach acupuncture in just overcame a lifetime fear of was crowned Sunday before a ruler. a few days," but he added that heights." worldwide television audience _____________ During his illness Franco has "most of the studentadoat least Dr. Shirley gave generous estimated in the millions, turned over his powers as chief some of it" in their medical plugs to the series of "Self-Hyp. The pageant was conducted of state to Prince Juan Carlos ______________ practice after they finish the nosis" casette tapes that he in the Philippines, home of the de Borbon, France's chosen course, produces, promotes and I973Mtss Universe. MargisMo. successor, He is to restore the ran, During his lectures (some- distributes for 199.50 per set. monarchy after Franco's death . times on subjects about which 'r retirement. A third faculty member was Rose Kennedy he was admitLadly "not an ex. Wflliarri IIeraldStaffWrfter uickie' Courses Bring So Here's to you. We promise to never let you down in reporting all the news affecting your community, state and nation. Monday, July 22,1974-1 B p WORLD ' Evening Herald pert") Dr. Rubottom frequently touted -- A. Marks, M.D., who prac tices acupuncture full time — ANNJSRT Mass. AP Wayne Morse other 'Postgraduate" at the West Coast Medical Rose Kennedy, who cele. courses in acupuncture and Group Acupuncture Clinic In hypnosis that the AUI would . brates her 84th birthday today, Los Angeles. Dr. Marks said lie says President Nixon "did offer in the future. A 1150 set of T.ND, Ore. (AP) well treated about ______ patients acupuncture ta pe casettes was Former Sen. Wayne Morse, 73, per to reach the White house with. dayatsto$5operaent also made available, remains in cri ti cal condi tion at out advanta ges," a Portland hospital today, Part Two The mother of the late Presi"I have patients who tell me Another faculty member was fighting kidney failure and a ""'J that 'ever since you stuck those dent John F. Kennedy said, Louis E. Shirley, Jr., M.D. Sup. needles tr act infection. American Style" is really a ng "My son had e help of his (asevere urinary th In my ear, my bowli porting Dr. kind of acupuncture in which no ther and grandfather (former Morse, one of the First memaverage went up," he said. promise to inform Rubottom's knowledge of classical Chinese the studen ts Boston Mayor John F. "Honey bet's of Congress to speak out Dr. Marks an nounced to _. of the latest information, Dr. medicine Is necessary other ----=p.__________________________ group that his clinic offered Fill' Fitzgerald) who had both against the U.S. Involvement in Shirley discussed the mostly than the location of a few places — -. . Vietnam, was hospitalized last train ing courses in acupuncture been in politics." negative articles on acupuncwhere one might insert needles. In the copyright in terview Wednesday in the midst of a ture that had appeared two lasting se veral wee ks for Some observers have already with the Boston Sunday Herald senatorial race agai ns t the man per student. weeks before in the Journal of dubbed this "quackupuncture," Advertiser, Mrs. Kennedy also who unseated him in 1968, Rethe American Medical Assn. It Lithe method learned at most dais. "Many times! ha ve been said she found Watergate "so publican inuinbent Bob Packclasses and described his college or medical school in a Dr. Harold S. Sai ta was the confusing." of the quickie courses in ' asked to teach a course, but I 'classmates and wood. teachers" like teaching capacity. He said, "They made my only medical faculty member oriental needle therapy which always say, if! teach a course it this: at the All! course who was a blood boil. They say th He ent'Ired Good Samaritan currently are being attended by must last a least a year," Dr. ings E)octor of Osteopathy instead of Senator Gurney Hospital with a bad cold and Each of the (our lecturers about acupuncture in certain "A lot of the guys here are hundreds of American Ting says. used part of their teaching time derogatory an M.D. He is from West Vancongestion, but tests later meways because very marginal. Ask the board- to physicians, promote or sell the audience don't know acupuncture couver, B.C. and has been sucCOCOA — BEACH, Fla. vealed his illness as a urinary (API about The doctors who give these But warnings front experts certified specialists to raise on a particular product or serthemcessfully practicing acupuncSen. Edward (maui J. Gurney, und tract problem. having don e It er quick courses and th ose who at. like Dr. Bonica and Dr. Ting their hands and you won't see vice, thus frequently making selves." ture for many years. Several indictment by a federal grand Ills co ndition had previously tend them and then practice (who does not hold an M.D. marl)', them appear more like patent medical and osteopathic jury, says he will decide this been described as "serious, blit acupuncture on their patienLs degree) don't stop outfits like - ' - '' "n _______ M. ______________ "You're Gonna Love " ______ ________ - - ' - "The lectures here would be medicine pitchinen or carnival Dr. Shirley adinitted that he authorities interviewed spoke k whether to seek renonii. improving." But a hospital "are simply exploiting the the American Institute of Hyp- laughed out .f town at most barkers than serious physicians uses acupuncture in his Jen. highly of him, nation in the Republican pri- spokesman said Morse's condi. American public," says Dr. nosis from giving their "Coni. medical meetings, Ifelt a little lecturing ataniedicalineeting. &ngs. La., practice, he said he mary in September. lion deteriorated Saturday John J. Bonica, professor of plete Course 377 I let Dr. Saita treat my tier in Medical and funny about comJng here, but learned how t3 do it --a couple of "The general consensus is night. anesthesiology, and chairman Surgical Acupuncture," to my partnerandIare years ago when I took an eight- vous stomach with his elec. that I could win the Republican hunry( of the Art Hoc Committee on hundreds of physicians and lay- information about acupuncture official of the American day course tronic acupuncture needles for pri;1Irv. in Hawaii, and The general election Acupunct ur e of the National In. inca. Alvin J. Arnett and will go almost anywhere to I nstitute t,( }bpnosis (if Los havereadandtaken a course I two one-hour sessions during is a different matter," he said i stitutes of Health and the Angeles, ran the acupuncture two since." the course as a demonstration Saturday. At a recent session of the get it. We didn't know what 10 course American Society of to the physicians present. It and gave several leeexpect here." Gurney, a member of the j ATLANTA,Ga. tAPi — Alvin Anesthesioligists. Ile adds that four- day course in New York lures. fie said in an interview urt a little and I had ro relief, Arnett says that three weeks Senate Watergate committee, Dr. Shirley talks fike a manh some universities have given City, a majority of physicians but two trealmen y It is worth noting that, with that "our prerttise in teaching before he was dismissed as diacupuncture, interested in the enough. ts ma M'be was indicted earlier this month on interviewed said they would try one exception, all of the acupuncture courses is to bringsincerely legitimate seminars health and welfare of on charges of conspiracy. rector of the Office of Economic his but not with the acupuncture on family mem- medical faculty members for the physician up to date in pa OPPGrtunitY he was to'id that bribery and perjury in tients but his discussions of t day of idea of teaching doctors to bers or patients when they got this course were distinguished acupuncture. As new S en. Strom Thurmond was informa- acupuncture technique are even Dr. Sails felt obliged to nection With a $233,000 fund col. home, even though their only by their lack of formal training lion ti t. becomes available we add notably lacking pressuring the White house for in scientific tell his "students" that he was a lectt'd secretly by builders his it to the course. Dr. Ching Yuen Ting of New training i:i the field was over in acupuncture. dismissal. sophistication. "freelance lecturer and will seeking influence wi th the FedYork, a graduate of the the past three days during it S also striki ng that: Arnett said Sunday that pr it was interesting, however, Shanghai College of Medicine which they only heard lectures come anhere to lecture a eral Ho using Administration. idential adviser Dean Butch me"There are lots of beneficial None of the four medical th-4t the course consisted group of 10 to 15 doctors. I wn but never and Acupuncture (after four and watched lecturers were board cert ified almost entirely of positive side effects The 60-year-old senator layed the report that Thurinond not expensive my pleaded innocent last Tuesday. wanted him fired in years of study and two more of pontn1 , lie was fired acupuncture in their areas of medical information about acupuncture, said very seriously th erapy. during a honorarium. I call the lectures internship), says that a specialty. last Thursday. Burch said Nis. Little or nothing of recent lecture. "One doctor I treated the American Academy of cu- General Franco Western doctor couldn't learn Dr. John Moore, a board-cerNone of the medical faculty negative on "no longer had confidence" findings were here yesterday for a bad puncture and I ha'e a diploma enough to practice acupuncture tUied anesthesiologist from members were associated with discussed. ) MADRID, Spain AP Gen, in him. Arnett had opposed shoulder told me today that as a printed to offer you," Dr. Salts Francisco France, Spain's 81- Nixon's pr in four weeks, much less four Utica, N.Y., attended the t;ny United States university, oposal to phase out Dr. Rubottom also said [hat side effect of the LIMatmenthe sWd. (NEXT: Can It Hann?) year-old leader, is described by OEO. HA W ,•: ,' -- Tt. ' :• .."..T ' - - ' !" - - - - ; -- -h - -: I �L L _________________________________________________________________________ - __ B7 RFLEN HENNESSY h especially when ft comes to coats, leave the heavy furniture buying their dream home. This behind too. TheHeajdSer,1ces !'iEW YORK shower at the OrLando Citrus W7 - (NEA) - important splurge should be Save money and frustration There was a time when a lady's your sI)owcase. 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Samemovingtip3tocoj let 'their imaginations soar, pncei garciin apartments — give yourself plenty of tlwe McGujre, • ets i Bri e- iect r A ii 1 I I-I I 0 friTrenu iS i iOflO1rtid ' "terRa's models are Checkthemovingcompany's lriIt4'leCf Sheila Butler and hosii Mrs. F'rauk Cluntz - a - . .- --. rhaps they do not realize that ___ . -;:. i1 life And she offers guide ll Aye, honoring Miss Daneen Harper, Aug 3, bride-elect of Hal Head, New Smyrna Beach. t)ELTO\A—Local members The table overlaid ith an of the Women's Auxiliary to heirloom embroidered linen Keep an accurate record of on how to decorate to suit the all moving costs Including lifestyle flare and persorialit ti'ael expenses They are often of each individual 1'1 J J . Li tax deductible Keep the Here are some of her tips for weight of your car- Veterans of World War I, no. cloth with lace filet insets, held Florida-bound families, tons under 50 pounds. For 1197 of DeBary and Deltona, to a center arrangement of multiA warmer climate calls for added protection use plenty of attend the 7th District Auxiliary color roses, statice and daisy' lighter pieces. Just as you clI.s. packing material around the meeting, Aug. 2, In Ormond murns, in a crystal container. card heavy wools and furllned articles inside. Beach are: Mrs. Charles L. The luncheon featured chicken _________________________________________ Edwards, District Chaplain and salad, vegetables, salad and Ice president of Auxiliary 1197; cream. Mrs. Charles Moltrose, second Guests invited to join Miss ________ __________ July .. _______ &J '. -- j * -. ?.' -' _.4-. M;I t . .... •.-•----• . Mrs Marion Donald Cross . Route I, Sanford, is announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Brenda Sue Cross, to Ramon F. Gonzalez, son of Mt. and Mrs. Charles P. Gonzalez, I8 Palm Way, Sanford. The bride-elect, born in Winchester, Ohio, is the granddaughter of Mrs. Rose I Satterfield, West Union, Ohio -. - .' • , ____ • '° ' / ( • - - -. - I - iài district president, presiding Harold Read, mother of the JULY25 Alcoholics Anonymous, open meUngs,HulyCrouEpj gno ye., ' p.m. JULY23 "Central Florida The men's Barracks of the YearZO0O"_FragUeNaof Veterans of World War 1, will Church, Parish House, 400 Central Florida series, 7 fUlL, meet at the same time,. In the oi:k C1r. ACT Tir _______ " . - ) ___________ j ____________________________________ (/) _____ - ___ 9) '- FaJiij(jisized Licensed Pratleal Nurses ________ i ii P1 1•Y ________ ____ ________ - - - - / _____ is 4 ,/f . Mezirbers (if the .Speniilv ,\lrs. ____ - 1H'ralci Photo BY Ceceij r.i,,, , Martaci-, Mrs. FJ'. Hales and Mrs. E.D. Wirdcn. - ' ,, ' - - 1 , Evans and son, Va. roc ef SNAGS! PLUSHES! TWISTS! SCULPTURES! LEVEL LOOPSi . awi For A Summer Wrap S By JUDY LOVE Hucilla's Multi and work with a For easy- InstructIons, just Sue G "Boyc" hook to send 50 cents to Silichin' Time, crochet the Attiletic Club. He graduated flowers pinned to the brim. And for a coverup there S from the University of I)enver, 4 born in Burbank, in 1969 ar.d wasa member of the fouLing more rornanLic ufl a Calif., Is the grandson of Mr. soccer and Newman Clubs. He fingy shal to drape and and Mrs. Angel F Gonzalez, 746 is esenti' employ'ed as a flutter like a Spanish dancer. Kathryn toist We don't have to tell, you how, Esthk and the late Mr. and All-out romantics might even Mrs. Fred F. Foy. The wedding will be an event sdd a fan. He is a 1965 graduate of of Aug. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the This week's project is super Council Rock, High School, First Church of the Nazarene, shawl strategy, a circle of openNewton, Pa., where he was Sanford Ave. fringed crochet work. You fold It double (or extra flirty flutter. We see it over all your long dresses, wrapping up against airondjtioned chill now, cozyIng up for fireside evenings later, — '.'tP You'll use seven ball.s of an airy, bicolored yarn like your name, address and zip code. KNIT KNACKS DEAR JUDY LOVE: I've leaflet Just marie several outfits (or my sure to enclose , new baby daughter and have hits of extra 'babv" yarn left over but not enough for another outfit. Any ideas for little knits 1/2 PRICE get the right gauge. The care of this newspaper, Radio finished shawl will be a City' Station, Box 503, New swooping full circle, 46 inches in York. N.Y. 10019. Ask for diameter. No.399 and be - SOME ROOM SIZE Come Early For Good Selection • • _______________________________________________________ _______________ -. •'. .-= - Ear _______ neonle' r JD I)elaware? DEAR J.D,: Congratulations In your beautiful new daughter. .-\nd what better debut for a '.oung lovely than in a new ardrobe knitted by' Mommy. With your leftover yarn why not 'r — ___________________________________________________ :".' - — ,' ..l . ' -. ' .' , -: L"• - -. -. '. .. l- ' , •. "1 :' . . .'' .'::::. ! ' . '. , if! / .' - , :. '.. ' , ';' ' " L 'l '" - i" , ,'; - ')' . ' - .' :.' -.".' '. .' ' and make a Daddy mighty' proud. — Best, Judy Love. , :, - "baby" Daddy' as well? Knit ' ' tilL'r ties are all the rage with men and I'll bet he'd love a knit tie to match his new (laughter's togs. Tr' crocheting or knitting tiny' squares and fashioning the tie like a tiny' afghan of several colors.You'lluseupa1ly.oury 119 S. Magnolia Aye, Dwnfn. Sanford 2393 S.W. - College Rd. Ocala PH: 323.7720 Open Man- Fri. 9.5 ; b''. ' \' I. 20%0FF Take advantage of Aero's 7'i!::': I " I Itllit\%'hi• Waji li'tess cali vii,ike it edsIrr I' \i'i icibts , ,,. :iiIj,i.t hi tau,r , . I A' I - Slashes Prices 1. U 4 up SAVE SHOE SALE I (. iFTTY CARTER 322 1812 Sanford Except Men's Work Shoes Arid Men's Arid Boys' Boots. Buy One Pair Of Boots At Our Reg. Low Price And Pick Up A SOcond Pair Of Boots Up To Equal Value For PRICE 834 9212 Casselberry Elec NlngSp eclests No Job Too Large Or Too Small C MARILYN GARLANTI 831 Q?)2 Altarnonte Springs DUETOPOPULARDEMAND THESALECOPITINiJES OUR ENTIRE STOCK INCLUDED IN THIS SALE Frect City HILDA RICHMOND 668 58& Del 'ona JM,UIS 10 S32.991 M 'BUS%4 ShoesI\\\\ N NOW RAND, 1UDS CasutI Shoe- Dress & WOME' / ALL SALES FlNA..—NOLAyAWAyS NOREFUNDSOR EXCHANGES SHIRLEY MILLET 83' 9?)? - - -- ONLY 9°° 1/2 l\\iiOES — - Buy One Pair Of Shoes At Our Regular Low Price And Pick Up A Second Pair Up To Equal Value For 229 - DIAL322-1562 - Morgan's SANDRA RAWLINS 2_PARK . ...- --- . I - ...,e& . --'a, , I I Ooen Mon..Fri. S a.m, to 5p.m., Closed Sat. - - - $100 WWAS400U Sanford Electric Co. -- Fringed Sha I A R'tmantje Wrap Fur Summer Date Available iii MMyle4tke*a • three ith (urn arid slilall floers and Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Powers fwnilies gathered Masst'r and daughters. Mrs. G. C. i Fonda a special arrangement of roses three children and Mrs. Craig at the San! ord Alliance Church Marcady, Jacksonville; Mrs. F. and fern in a crystal container for a recent covered dish lun. ('. (;ilh.ser, all of Jacksonville: tHuby't Dales, Louisville, V.as Placed near the birthday Mi and Mrs. Chuck Maready, cheon and family reunion. Ky'. and Mrs. E. U. (Joyce) honoree. During the planning stage, Worden, Houston, Texas, Clearwater; Miss Carol , Mrs. Archie H. smith, Sr., assisted Gilhauser Houston Texas' Mr Thiie atteridiri1, with the plans and , , , Included ,, and Mrs. II, J. Powers and rs . lorl,dn, .'rs. vvoruen Sanford, suggested to other their mother had a big Mr. surprise a • .'ir. family members that since her party. It and Mrs. S. P. McCampbeil Jr. ,rs., iareay, was complete with M dflu sister, Mrs. Hilda Morgan, of dateS, Mr. and Mrs Archie and son, West Palni Beach; special cake and a birthday trs. Tim Jacksonville, would celebrate tree, decorated with colorful ' nhith:Arttiie IL Smith, Jr. Mo.; Mrs.Hedmar, GarlanilColumbia, Neese, her 75th birthday a few days Easter eggs and Mrs. %aunita Alexandria, filled with gifts. prior to the event, they all mi )• Ifl or Va, and Mr. and A covered (fish luncheon was surprise her with a birthday served in Fellowship Hall of Mrs IloraceSmuith, his brother, the Alsi, Harold Maready, Mr. wife and son, all from party. Raphine, Church, Tables were decorated and Mrs. Bob presently employed as a S rThr In Early f f Tradjj0 Mrn. Spanish Styi Porctljin n.uut.l top, basket and tub Permanent Press Cycle with 'Cooldown". Black with copper tones. I S WASHER -- .. ,. • -.. FILTER.FLOe -h--. - At Reunion Birthtlav ParR: Mrs. Ililda Morgan, Mrs. A.B. Smith. Mrs. (.(', Summer romantics are blossoming ever,'where in the graduate of Trevecca Nazarene great new all-girl fashions. We College Nashville Tenn. While hope you're stocked up on long BRENDA SUE CROSS there she was a member of Phi fluid skirts, ruffly blouses and Kappa Lamda Phi sorority amid active in football, soccer and big straw hats with - flirty - ,__,,_••• ',. '4 , F ____ " *' ' ' Cycle! The most flattery for hostessing or dining out, the long dress in polyester jersey. Inverted V bodice with skirt fatling in soft bias folds, stand.up cuffed collar. Mrs. Ruth Pullen, Earle Brown, the State Convention in Cocoa Russell Kushing, William Beach recently. Awards were Pulver and William Mikkola. brought to the AuxIliary's July The next PS1 competition ireting by delegates to the will be in October Persrns iii convention, Mrs. Alice Beinert l.. RI ;4n'l. R'flarv, and Mrs. Toni Joly. , - s.áâ. - ._ viu w Women s Group, Holy Filter-Flo wash System 3 water.level selections - . : 'i . -- The Herald Services Drciperies TheNewLine Al Mary/Esthers -- ':i' Semi-Annual f ''— - -. b . / \ ' * . :'ç:.' ) Hollyhill Rd., Lake * Charles L. Edwards, corn. National Association of mander; Emanuel Rodriguez, Retired Federal Employes senior vice-commander and Winter Park Chapter 386, noon, Frank 11111, legislative chairSenior Citizen dinner dance, 6 S&S Cafeteria, Winter Park. man. I p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic I Center. Reservatioes by July22 g1IPFOjeCtGREATEST I clubs. . -. f - , _- :'.. IeaciRr. Her fiance, meetIng, noon, Cavalier Aug. 14 Restaurant. Prospective members welcome. 'ff (C)) tended to Mrs. 011ie Nalan, president of the Department of Flontdaafldhercoq)sofof. , * J - Cross, Decatur, Ohio. She graduated from Seminole high School in 1965 where was a member of' the Para. Medical Club. he is a 1969 LY 21 Presidents of the 14 AuxilIaries future bridegroom and his Mcohollc* Anonymous Iii the district will report on sisters, '' IUflCbeOfl for Miss Daneen Harper shown with Mrs. Ralph Smith, hosteu, Mrs. E. C. Beverly and Lisbeth Group, Holy Cross Episcopal meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal the acçomplislunents of their Read; Mrs. Jean Jacoby and Harper Jr. and Mrs. Harold Read. Church Parish House, 400 Church Parish House 400 respective units since they took Miss Jennie Bryan. MagnolIa, 8-9 p.m Magnolia Ave., 81 p.m. office for the new year, in June. JULY 24 Dtttfct chairmen and of- ficers will give their reports Sanford Al-Anon Family Gem Society Inc 715 pm Group, Holy Cross Episcopal and outline further programs ____ ____ Church Parish House, 400 for the ensuing year. been exFirst Federal Savings & ban, 2424 Edgewater Dr., Orlando. -- ' Sanford Al-Anon Family • I - . • ' Church Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 8.9 p.m. - -';::, - them into 12- Inch strips, slip the strips on my loom The edges curled under neatly when pullcd. They are very neat and pretty and make nice gifts. GINA, 9. -- '-" ' Historian Harper,Sr,TheMissessylvja The women kill meet in Smith, Susan Williams, Barby . Episcopal Church Parish Morrison Cafeteria Gold Room, Taffer and Buffy Conder. 111Z't Y4( -' - L / rer of the open end over the top of a drawer and close the drawer - ', — 1 . , I, 'I / .:1ç -A - . - . :,' :: things on the floor and no struggling with the plastic bag. This has saved me a lot of trouble and I think if you try it you will like it. - ___ I Herald Correspondent ,r__s - ' (-a,a - DEAR POLLY I used to have trouble getting hold of material the over-all concept of a new surance inventory. -. - . UtY,sntord,DeLand 1)ELTONA— Deltona Joining the club are welcome Camera Club placed second and thould contact the prep again in the June International Went, Mrs. Rose Goetseb at competition •° , the 1416 W. Hartley Circle Deltona. - Photographit .ociety of , America. J'hi.s is the second VFW Auxiliary cansecutive contest in which J thllasscoed il ' Foreign Wars A ary9.3 /. iEnts and tied for second place DeBary retIved a 100 per cent ith the Lake County Camer,i membership award and Hub of Waukegan, Ill. The six citation for their work in the members participating were V.A. Hospitals and in the . LyaH Cross who also received Cancer Aid and Research - • . A . •'- g-- - - - •. they cannot be made longer. - hile the child takes the first fcs sips for fewer chances of spills flits certainly sorks better than trying to pour seine of the drink into afl(ther glass, - NETTlE. a i Monday, July22. Camera Club t'' -- . - At Lunc eon decorated to illustrate the Insurance policy carefully. If - •. Rathel, Donald Smith, Chris ftqj'. i, itli the nioiufacturer If ...- -'. DEAR POLLY lam answering Mrs.H. who gets upset when Mines. William Jack, Edward Hayden, Everett Hoover, D.M. , l'ut I . to their fannles. I am too small for misses' sizes and cannot find any in the 7-il Juniors that come down to the knees. I know many' who feel the same. The makers are losing a lot of business while saving ona little material. —MHS..ft Guests included mothers of with fewin colors. SThite and Interior of their homes, lakede cottages in Alabama. is always it sreacis ________ 4' - --.-.---. I_I_—.—--. . 11 dining room featuring a 1. shaped table arrangement. - - ds s to By POLIX CRAMEI{ DEA} l d LV -. ----.. Area Activities DEAR POLLY — When crocheting or knitting with dark yarn I put a shite tosel on my lap and find it a rr.at h( t in stItche, MJs 1,I 1. both mothers with similar corsages. The group dined In a private . - moved to 1orida 17 Ye She is one of the few women ago, building some 200 luxury calmness and serenit'1 and builders in the world who has "anUlus1onofs pa ce homes in the $100,000 to $400,000 ' been liberated for years, corn- price category for leading There are no rules that say peting side by side In a man's ia1jtes you have to stick to furnishings end. Unlike many IT1CI1 Htr iiitcst development, Isla from one particular periLd. - - -- Evening Herald .: - l - - III Wind wind this year that the spray used on neighboring farms has drifted on to our trees. None will produce because of it. We would appreciate any ideas for next year. — CONNIE. . the hostess, who also presented * devoted her lifetime In helping homes in Florida. Born Into a other women cultivate an faly of * 'I • :1; I rdrnation corsage, a gift from - available Coast, a most sought.after of shao and tweeds or Inmagazines to better acquarnt area, all the way from formalooms velvet textures themselves with new ideas to Hollywood, Fort beautify their SUITOUndIngS. Lauderdale to and scul tu;ed desi ns for the Palm Beaches. As one woman who has arc Sta' wth one Merith has built her share of basic color vary1n its value builders, she began esthetic outlook on the exterior her career constructing • dress enhanced with atstract earned dollars are being PU1d new residents who are seeking resistance. Buy thick padding into her Living quarters. a haven in the sunny South. It Prolongs the life of the carpet. All over the country women SSties show people dilthlflg are home-hopping, quizzing the hometowns The color of ) c .rpeI in'b all over the country experts, taking classes and for a place in the sun - the Gold reading all / - . - - -. - .............. - DEAR POLLY — We live on five acres in the country but do no farming. However, our fruit trees have been damaged by the Cross Episcopal Church. The honoree greeted her guests wearing a blue mini -. , --. - _------.-----.... - Poisons Trees I1. 11111 a I bride of Dennis E. Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Scott, July 27, at 7:30 p.m. at H"ly q , An ,. 7.rs.e -..---- - POLLy'S POINTERS . - . I11 ff111 1 01 and rn.- ,'".V'.flVWfl - --- '-.-.. 1.a Bridal Ltiricl,ecri lie/cl She Builds For Women - 1MIHULL PtA (AS$ILI1I1P SHOE TREE P"OPii HI 2IJ I I .c1..',,s,oIIuca?i I OPEN III 9 A A .' You Saw Our Prices Before.' Now They've Been Slashed Again! KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE 208 E. FIRST ST. 322.0204 ___ �LEISURE 4B— Evening Herald BEETLE BAILEY ___ Mo _ Evening __ Poso POLLuTrID Monday, July 22, 1974 WaIr You 56ST dI —j AT WIN Herald Monday, July22,1974-5 by Dick CARNIVAL BRIDGE Turn., — 11 OSWj and JAMaS JACOBY TONIGHT'S •• T11 tilla ting TV By DICK KIEINER ThelleraidSeni ces HOUXW(x)l) — NEA) MONDAY 6:23 (2) The Flying Nun 6:30 () Summer Semester (I) Today Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7•OO (2 1) Today EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) HOgan's Heroes What's My Line (9) Bozo's Big TOP 7:23 (2) News And Weather 7:30 (2) Today 8.00 (9) Truth Or onsequences (13) News (24) Mary Starr Show (35) Star Trek (44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Untamed World (6) Andy Griffith Crwner, "and reflecting a fl Norman Lear, the man tioiI attitude which began 20 behind the shows "All In th e years ago in books, l0 Years ago Family," "Maude" and "Sam OK, Archie and Maude and all in movies and recently in 1V. ford & Son" which have been (44) Movie 1:30 (2.8) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Lets Make A Deal 2:00 (2, 8) Days of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2, 8) Doctors 6) Edge Night (9) Life " 9:00 (2) CPhil Show I0 Mike Douglas Truth Let's Make A W) S I MOVW (24) Naturalists 8:00 (2,8) Movie (6) Gunsmoke (9) The Rookies (24) Tennis-Chicago International Festival (3S) Mothers-In-Law (44) Leroy Jenkins Special 8:30 (33) My Partner The Ghost 9:00 () Here's Lucy (9) Movie (44) Movie 9:30 () Dick Van Dyke 13) Movie (35) 10:00 (6) CBS News Special (13) News 10:45 (9) Americans All 11:00 (2,6,8,9) News (35) Movie (44) One Step Beyond 11:30 (2, 1) Tonight Show (6) Mov le (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) Movip 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (P) Movie Movie 9:30 (6) Concentration (1) m Girl 6 • + 6:13 (6) Sunshine Almanac 10'30 (2. ) Winning Streak Gambit (1) 510.000 Py ramid (44) Fury 10:55 (35,' News 11:00 (2, 8) High Rollers Line (9) Split d (13) "Now You See I t" (35) Romper Room (44) Herald Truth 11 - 30 (2, 1) Hollywood Squares (6) Lit (9) Bunch , 3 0 or Women Only 11:55 (6) News AFTERNOON MORNING . Joker's w TUESDAY 5:45 (1) Sunshine Almanac 600 () Suri.b JLtfre 6:10 (2) SAlmana unrIse (6) - + 12:00 (2) News (6) Young And Restless (6) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) Variety News 12:30 (2, 8) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorrow 9. News (33) Peyton Place 17:33 (2) News 1100 (2) Jackpot (6, 1) News (9) All My Children 7 // he Price Is Right Mr. Ed Hospital ______ (35) (44) New Zoo Revue 3:30 (2 I) How To Survive A Marriage Match Game (9) One Life Live (33) Penthouse Barnyard (44) Underdog 4:00 (2. 8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) MisteRogers Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Green Acres 5:30 (2) News (6) Green Acres (13) Ensign O'Toole (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space (44) Addams Family 6:00 (2.6,8,9) News (13) Here Comes ,.he tars (24) Sesame Street (44) Lucy Show + (33) Mayberry RFD • & aberration known to the aboutthataspectoftheshow civilized world. - What's next? What's ahead for television? What more can (lie shows show? ACROSS I OiAer garment 5 Drm 9 Neckpiece 12 operatic ado 13 Bewildered 14 Summer drink Iscmnnei AIR 42 Attire "1 don't see much liberaliza. , 01TI 'iOfl beyond i)unu suua+ toda3r," S1)5 kersey, direetorotAilCa West Coast LXluirtment of Broadcast Standards and Practices. "We y, 33 'origin 33 Feriule uird (ab.) 34 Sea eagle 47 Angff 48 Japanese robe 31 Missive 55 Marinees dircrtm 56 Saint of seamen Ph'e pronoun 36 Conuuned *aIer DOWN I Sleeveless r 18% A N 1 I I 5 Any anicle o( 31 Dill herb clothm_ g 37 Makiers o( 6 Mrs, Johnson cloOm Affican X Ireland explorer II Cameroon 7se naUve SLi'westpoint 43Me+uurin,g 9SmII pastry dev,c 10 Thmqht 45 Close by(poet.) I I Larnpre~-s 46 Fmilru no to sumineis (Fr.) nic*mme oftly[.1111. THEATRE — 5 6 7 r r' — Ii iT — — — 1 I.Wd THRUALD C~tr V- — - ____ — — 21 1 — 9 oil . 2401 FrerchAvi. ___________________ - by Art Sonsom r VC ,IT'S t — / 0 1IJ I -' — II We Still Have , HAT 51 Served - WEEK ,— - LJ' __ "A four- le tter word commonly used on Sunday? Either 'Amen' or Torel" FUNNY BUSINESS NKO I By Ro Bdll.n I TK, IMPR I i Time_ "-r-1 I c" p by Garry Trudeau - CAMPUS 6ARBAGE NOISELESSLY .'. • DOONESBURY ..SPENT LEARNING HOW TO RFMOVE THE -- C ti ft MU, NE 14zy 4105 lia MIS .4LW4YS js i RWrt "4Va4IDMm . e6AJiy/$. _____ flY ak umlAm(F 51..t-". WX%W AWI; - I / 4/tV / r ' I - J. Sanford 7-il. A- OF COLQSE "YM DESERVE A QA1 '-'ou E k, ,' '-._ ,,. 411 $ (.. 10 "" ' wi-t 's r 'N "1 -'r Nil M Nor — I- ' / .J PC, 1 mmED1 A'rEL_y Vfj \. -- " THE PHANTOM i— - - - . Lee a Ik IN SU - MEAN LIFE OR , / .) -i - ' ' i — - / " a, e am.2:" p.m. LOUNGE OPEN DAILY-INCLUDING SUN TOM'S P ZZA BUGS BUNNY - SUBS ' ' _____________________ FFIUODSY - - H"vy Western Beef GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER tivriRrAl, In the Lempfightor Lounjo ':r 1! - UESDAY ONLY Or While Quantities Last LARGE JUICY WATER. MELON Serving Breakfast ( r ,, • ' ___ IN OTHER 'RDS,I SYSO TO 76 Q PROBLEMS 4.J I + ' bY Ali vrmir ILIKE \ PEO — - I LIKE - _____ IQ'J .41 0 ADVICF_ J1 i as PW at $ $' WINTHROP ___________________________________________ by Dick Cavolli I'M A1YCAL CHILD -- OF 7)-IE TWENTIETH CEN"11.11ZY, 6rRUGGLl NG - WRAT FORCES? V 7.21 • HOW HCUW [EY'E ALSO BEC.4J I KNOW 7 MY NEQ~QV V4ND14 by Marcia Course NOKAT THE 60 5ERSt WE DOTH HAvE A 61TE MYCONTROL. MY FISH 15 MINE 15 HEAVY! LIGHT! C. RIM"$ 7-11 Lunch 11.2 Dinner 5-io Dinner M en u F F e atures - - Superb ci - 'p''v I -. CAPTAIN EASY MCKEE p5 BORROWIIJ CAROL ANC THE f E.LAZE5- YOU AND M' JU5T TWIJ FOR A PUBLICITY GIi3 wrr LIKE OLP TME.OUNggA( y FRANKlN THE- ROBOT... W4I1 BUT WHERE' BE IN; ANP ALREADY CAN HEAZ THE CALL THE ONLY WAY OF THE OPE N 'l "' ' ' NT R A V HOUL WEAWWER . i i B Make Your Own And Repj,h Your EASY 7 Plate As ten A You Like - Your Own Home Baked Domi Loaf of Broad Served Piping Hot At Your Table. 7-27 0 .U.-J byCrooks&Lawrence I..EQ WEI.L I tPiPJ ThE W kAW ____ GLOBE! by nowie Schneider VHRE ThE rsE<. IS .-_-----. — + ' '- S - - ' + kt*4I. - - t AT ~~LIKG -V LVk-g4 IT CFF - ' -. + - Min Tk LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY for Your V-7 PLEASURE HAPPY HOUR - p '. 2 For I LOON AVtWE AT 1- 4 I POLITE 46"b SA 1Iir -iIjI ~4P 91 PL0 19 0 i EVERYTHING FOR THE DOCTOR 11"'d STATE T by Bob Thaves L Two Drinks For The Price Of Ontit FREE Hors D'Oeuvres MONDAY- LADIES NIGHT All Drinks For Ladies Soc -- lETy,' - ____ 4 - POP 'iUJ%. ''lLU'5 ri I 4 MAKING CARE LE95. ' ____ + Fein Fork __ by Hssmd.ht & Stoffel A ~e North in - ER ' SOME. LEFT FOR YOU! / YOU KNOW THE P4AME.RuLE9J AND DISH I LEARNEO ABOUT AT TN LAST MEETING -- — WITH THE PURCHASE OF '3*00 OR MO' RE OF PIZZA Chatcosled to Perfection " ' 2020 FR ENCH AVE.(HWY.1y.f2) TELEPHONE322.9652 Open DaUyfl:ooa,mTo 11 p Fri &Sat + -- ; by Larry Lewitt THREE TWO-HOuR PERIODS EACH ___ 1 52 63 116EFVj ' ..' 11 SHOULD SA THAT IT CONSISTS OP i , CENTRAL LORIpA5 QLDE57 AND ?INISTSTIAK HOUSE -- l till APPLIED NOISE A RiP- Ir LUNCHEON SPECIAL E 1.. ii II I 4 bid 4i I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS SO THIS 6 THE CATALOGUE Ph. 322.4711 Rfta %w SALES ] GATI W ' Fit- M 1 W45,7_7 Holiday isle Complex 29 30 31 Thf Levtnq Kinfaw, FURNITURE ______ THE BORN LOSER MEMO I "' -' --• House of Steak - #foot £ 1!:T - '- — , - A, 10 it -All . ( 2 -' "-ABATEMENT'A OF-.L-' I 3 i 48 49 w .' - 30A3i5flc1)qpy 57 .iiwest ZV SPA PER WM PR ME AMN 0 17 19 . r . WAFFLES & HAM Jo 3,30 simply discarded a diamond from dummy and left West on lead. West was dead. A West North Fast South diamond lead would take 14 Pass 44 Pass 64 South's finesse (or him. A club Pitm Ila vs Pa." lead would allow South to discard a diamond from Opeoing lead-94 urnmy, ruff in his own hand and claim the rest of the tricks finJim: "Anyone can take a on a cross ruff.1, esse. If It works he t a her if it fails he can say that 5J he tried. The really good player tries to find ta wa i to force his flit bidding hi 22 PpOflcntoc ts his West North East South 16 Oswald: "SOLth decided to ass 4 Pass six spades and hope for the You, South, hold: best. fie knew that he might be musing seven and also that 4Q 654 'A Q 65 4•A K 4 2 even his partner's jump to four to What do You do now7 a possible slam. Hid three spades there just wasn't an hearts. scientific way to bid." TODAYS QUErION Jim: "South played a low You bid three hearts and your club From dummy at trick one. partner bids three spades. What West was not going to un. do you do now? derlead an ace against a slam. Both vulnerable Chic Ycung - TODAy? 4- -- STEAKS & SANDWICHES lCI 2 ativemetal,s vote 4lSmallivid 3 Negative 24 Xleu I money Mau contraction 25 Boy's name 50 Flesh food _sp o(Om H CBS GUNSMOKE lierun age members of the cadet corps "in the area of language, where INtitchum shows up as a DWw is taking two prLsoners join them in a training gun-toting preacher. however, we're moving. The back to Dodge City aboard a program. Both are militants ii trs ' will acce train when it is halted by angry and one is an avowed cop-hater. pt(Latin; 'bell' or a damn Even here, 9:30-11 NBC TWICE IN A Sioux who want the prisoners What's more, they 0i aren't too LIFETIME Rerun The second ho wever: I doubt we'll go much for their own revenge. 'I'he crazy about each O ther , : — — feature on tonight's double bill further. 1 2 4 seige to the train while Dillon has Ernie Borgnlne and Della The feeling IS that television's — — pondas a grim decision. 8-9'- 30 PBS SPFXIAL OF Reese in an updated version of permissiveness has marched 12 BROOKLYN Rem With the ThEWEEK Renm"The Great "Min and BW."Jtwasmdeas along at about the same — — H NBC A ThEE GROWS Radio Comedians" A mar• a pilot that failed toerack IN cadence, although a few steps — — velous bit of nostalgia, going new schedule, but the network behind, the other forms of art all-star baseball game televised back to the days of radio's big hasn't given up and plans books anti motion pictures, double bill tonight. The first comedy names: Jack Benny, another pilot. Ernie plays a ?2 "The networks are inaturhalf, a remake of t1w movie Burns and Allen, Eildie Cantor retired Navy man who buys a and Fanny Brice. Recent in- tugWat, but tears up DeHa's Ing," says producer Doug 4 25 26 — classic about a little girl ter%iews %ith Benny, Allen, restaurant in a drunken brawl growing up in Brookl)32 n, with an Bing Crosby and Edgar Bergen. and becomes Indebted to her. OLava 1114114041896 TsIgaveffs . K 107642 'A K 43 ' 16 Incyrsion 17 Religion(ab.) name is 59 Bombast 201ariaU 22 Way travelet! W W ed 61 V~Vcmolt I 1W 62 Fondle 23 And 24 Give approval 63 Ceru in mn e 2$ Lambs &4 stand ifl oseudonym ,- +J1098 4A86543 SOUTH (D) U CALL WARNED u THAT A I WE ULDN'T 6LIARANIME ANY- "I Is ECOLOGV 429- Coffee OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AIN'T ETLY IN MI EAST 6- 4QJ 109 I Waffle with Bacon Ham or $110 Sausage Patties Answ.uo Prgvii Puzzi. ...BUT . "' _ a second club, cashed his ace and king of hearts, ruffed a heart In dummy, ruffed dummy's last rlub and led his last rt." Oswald: "When West produced the queen of hear, South didn't have worry + K 53 Gu. 2; This Week's SPECIAL Attire /' J - ___ shows that there are a lot of - don't look for much more IaR .JI - The consensus of educated opinion in Hollywood sftmis to be that the current trend of permissiveness has gone about as far as it can -or will go. There may be some further loosening in the area of what language will be acceptable on the home screens - although not much-but, other than that, %! )riI G YOUR KITE ALL RIGHT, BARNEY ... I - ,. . What's ahead? Pretty inuch "& what c've been seeing lately. July23 - Tues. Only iear says the subject of incest "Maybe, just maybe, nobody has come up in story co Live On Stag. ould have given two hours to ferences, dnd perhaps other The Fabulous 'The Autobiography of MISS shows have been toying with Society Orchestru Jane Pitthian' (our sears ago. other controversial themes. It owes nothing to what we've All Seats $2.50 (lone except that the aT dience is desirous and curious ar about experiences the networks Cililccl= never guesse~l about until we LIN fol us came along," U . s. . by Do,. - _____ You've been assulted and Cramer made last season's aborted, driwiled and slugge-1, -Bridget Loves Bernie" which, raped and u ne he says, showed a married iear and Ws shows, and other ShOWS promiscuity and couple in bed for the first time shows, have certainly widened bigo try and homosexuality and ona regularbasis,}lesys they horizons. he scoffs at syphilis and virtually every received "absolutely no mail" suggestionsAnd that protest mail X-rated movies, rind story with sensitive per Stud" fonna nces by Cliff Robertson MOVIE Rerun "Five Card "Space A Report to ,, A Western •,. and Diane Baker. ' in costarring Dean Martin and report Ofl the U.S. Robert ~Iitc with mystery Program, five years after the ABC THE ROOKIES tossed in to spicehum, it up. Martin is UW moon. Rerun "Rolling Thunder " among those in a card game, first man landed on Walter Cronkite takes a strong Officers Webster and Giffis and when a cheater Is lynched, the others become targets of an future of the prog ra m, with' Program isn't one big happy, unknown gunman. The trail uppermost in mind the question coopmtive force. Two teen- leads to a gold-rush town, (30 gotten on except for what we ve done + ç cc h p - hat _________ (44) Gilligan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (8) Mery Griffin (9) GlIligan's Island (13) Orlando City Council (33) Leave It To Beaver (44) Please Don't Eat The Daisies 5: 00 (9) Mission ALLEY OOP TRUCK u r -- - - -- Martiane (44) Andy's Ganq (9) WEST 485 1' BAII. 00 South - 4K72 (NEXT: 1s double Stan dards,) wonder about what the Future to bed with her. The show 323.5125 holds in specific terms, produced a hefty mail response and much of It opposed to the "Instead of looking for what's NOW SHOWING shown on TV," he showLear says it's still a drop next to be in the bucket. says, "I'd prefer Itc Iccl; at how our horizons are expanding. 00'0 "The more you hear froin ij~Im A The networks are now willing to 1)eople," he says. "the more you take a chance, know you are giving them good 'Take T Certain Sum- theater. People who write in outraged have been reached and touched. That's good ht Foe To ink and Le%inson, the pro- theater." played low and n rutted. o roundsof trumps were necessary pull those T 92 ___ It M tjo NORTh 4 A Q J 93 ____________ has gone But, basically, about 85 far as It will go. people who preferred their horizons to be narrower. One recent episode of All In you other free-wheeling It's peaked in books, peaking in responsible for the greatest the Family dealt with the efcharacters, what are you going movies and about ready to peak changes in what's acceptable 1or of Gloria (Sally Struthers) to do for an encore? in 1V." on , thinks it's wrong to to get Mike (Rob Reiner) to go 11 3s) Matinee 35 , (I) To Tell The A t Its Peak Television East I \ \ OF Itt r -7 J T INVEST 10 REAL ESTATE INCOME TAX Slick C3 B 4 SHORT by Frank Hill 1 PROMISED -5-10SE FARMERS ID PROOLICE PAN BY &V FIPT. H L -A U&HCIR M0NEY BA~_._lIi. 1CL4FAT DNr �- 6B.-EvenlngHerald CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA 'tm Rerit Agent ' toirn D Buchanan OuIh Monroc Street ?.sIIaass, r'r.da PARCEL No 10$ ___________________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Zoning Appals of fl City of Altemonte Spri Florida, that salø Board wilt hold a i*blic bearing to Consider the question of granlingavrincef the following described property The W' of the NEI, Of the SW '.(Les* State Road 400 and West 75 ieet for Roadt Section 7), IOwnship 21 SOuth, Panyc Eal. (which descri property is commonly known as Spring Lake HillS Apart meritS) I Personals I Lost and Found 30 4qL Apartments Rent Iinfurnjshed -Apartments Rent 31 Apartments Rent Furnished Furnished _________________________ _________________ _____ Houses Rent Uniurn ished DELTONA Housesfor Sate - 1 Hartford Building 200 East Robitri Avenue Orlando, Florida PARCEL No 102 - * , * Village Real Estate Al TOP * * * * Stemper Realty 327 Eve 177 737i Orae $9195 Fren-pi 377 1fl6 37 • Joseph E Long lei Julian Streit Winter Park. Florida PARCEL No 100 Myrna Faye Rood 73 Jvlia,s SI't Winter Park. Florida PARCEL Plo 100 1133 Largeyard.Nopet5 571 10.40 773 336% . - - - MobIe A MaCkey, Co Executor 04 tnt Estate of M.a'gart T H. Coilrutt. deceased 11301 Florida T'ti Blvd 1 : 2 kI Rthafd fIart.ld Pi'rker fIll Aloma Ay,fl Orlando, Florida PARCEi No $0". toi , 'vi ni,neoj Hutchr%c , Oc in. in - . C'iIi M's P tJ 4 - 37 ' . H.'t " . ', ...5- ,, - Business Property . - } - , ' c. PINECREST For Rent - OFFICES SHOP WAREHOUSE 7.000 ft Del*e oft.ces w,th X($) $000 I? warePuses .Slso any up to so,ono tt. •. 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PARK 37) 0061 or 987 731% 1 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR--Cozy and Snug for newlyweds or retireet, two bedrooms, 1 bath, air, carpeting. Seller offers terms $17,500 "i' LAKE Unlqa 'deSign, will pines. te ntt di1tnlnoting, I bedrooms, 3 .ths, family room, fireplace, master bedroom Si',. has private OfIICC, Studio, 20'a?O' in separate cedar building GOrgeouS lakefront Setting COuity living at its sery best Cali onw $77,500 FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 196W LakeMary Blvd 373 6,iS3or 643 2313 WETAKETRADES ___________________________ ___________________________ - - E S.lnbOrd, Florida As to interest ., .tnql to any parcel inCl twrein fl4'mflice E Howell Branch Road 'Ni-st of S!a'r koad 176 Francis 0 Howell Brartth Road Wef Cf Stale Road 4,6 Goldenrod. Ftorida P/IPCf. Pi ion Care JOHN krider, ASSOC W Gannett White. Real ESt,i Broker, 107W Commercial Sanforø, 373 7881 ___________________________________________ - Truck ____________________________ Land Clearing -'-'-----------------------------.- •.., House? Financing a ,, Maronda Home Dtftont is now within th, reach of the young working people of the area, CS well as the Older retirees on a fixtd Income. regardq your rliqibility to purchalr 1 new 3 bedroom home for no Cash down Co reduced mont hi payments under Farmers Home Ad ministration A5%I5tàri Plan - ____________________ nioi -.---. ' - . - - _______________________ ' - - -- . Carpentiy -.-' __________________________ - ---- Wall Papering - Lawn ________________________ - ,r', Ihr ,i5 II Spain. last Surviving Ri-Ally. In ç,',. ,. , 0,'. 'I'vA'd k.s'ra head,. i'I3rida CEL tft. lt IflC. Carpet Cleaning 31.4039 or 628.2162 . ......._ -- ('.' - r . " Painting - . ,'' Concrete U" ___________________________ • . - WeU Drilng - FAL Jim Hunt Realty .i 4jJ .4., - Pest Control _____________________________ Welding Of Loch Arbor ______ - - • GlOssMin'oI's Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club, • Appnl, 322.3103 ___________________________________ 25th Sanford, F ,_,,,) ______________________________________________________________________________________________ 1977 MC. Moget. racey orange, blue interior, black top, radials, ready to ride 76 MPG. 5)975 DeBary. UI 6118 /0 - _. - - Ue'wMotor Cheap 373 5966 ._ - - Motorcycles '" ' "'' 1969 Honda 330CC -______________________ - * Mustang City * $50 Down '.'0'01'Cvcle InSurance BLAIR AGENCY . i5 .1 ,r(y1 C'003!. __________________________ Buys - Any Honda CLI 175, 5500 Also. 1969 Honda CR 175. 1775 BaIt, Cx cellent Ond.ton 17) 0157 Car 'ASthru '71 Models in i-. If 97 M.aitland I1I S 'WD4 / 1 and Truck Values!" .S - - . - - -'- . - I 1 - l acre, )C'xlO' building ith air cOndit ,oned Offi.e Call 327 6.475 After 5, 327 7111 JOHNNY WALKER PEAL ESTATE INC. DON'T BE FUELISH.BlJy THESE! '74 Plymouth Duster (7) Air, Auto., 6CyI.,PS Real Estate Wanted- - " ' -' PIt tO execUtive t p , Pi-,'' tx'droom, toxm.tI cli, 530 000 p'ce range f',iyton Peal?,' 372 1)01 2610 Hiawatha A.i' ________ -.- - . AIr, Low '71 Toyota Corona 1 Di'., Atr 9195 70 Ford Maverick Mileage, Loaded '2995 2 Or,, VI, Stick, BrIght YlIg Cond. '1295 aI a •I 74 Chevy ,-?TW '74 Pinto Runabout '1195 I. oa ded '2995 EXCELLENT TRUCK BUYS I - Economy King, Auto. '73 Dodge Dart - 11 70 Plymouth Duster '3095 , - 73 GMC Pick Up - 1 '74 Ford Courier " SO Elcammo Classic AM.FM, Air Loaded (21 6 Cyl.. Long Bed For Sale I F RL 10141 SALVA(,E -BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances Cr curwj freezers refnig step ladders wire dc Gurmly's C .16. Sanford 373 1733 -- I '72 Chevy Luv PU 4 12495 '74 Buick Apollo Air Speed, Radio, LIke New '2895 1 '67 Chevy lopper '2195 74 Dodge Dart Sport 340 Cond., Loaded '3695 73 Toyota Celica - I Speed. Mag Wheels, VInyl Roof . I' I,1 MOVIISQ north forceS SAle of C'etivery4. moving company which inclua 7 trucks, 2 permits md I CustomVaii '1195 $3395 WhIte, 73 Pontiac 2 Dr. SprInt HItChhah, Bright Red '2495 '70 Cadillac Cony, 5t"r'o Loaded '2495 '72 Eldorado Cony. Sharp 14595 Double Sharp $ 1 495 '73 Olds Delta 88 A Real Beauty 13495 BOB DANCE DODGE Sanford 323-1730 CARPET, TILE VINYL Sales and expert install,ition 70 yrs cp Lowest prices in town Call 675 1171 Brast Hat, Loacte d '72 Ford LTD Brougham AIr 4 Iwo Wood uid tables with G".s cintrr. Portable bassinet, musical rocking horse OnO a walkei. 3770661 '2495 CLEANEST USED CARS IN TOWN PS PURIFIED WATER in your home, l9c a gal Suncoast Rainsoff, Ne'w Smyrna Beach, (901) 177 3677 "Big Wheel" Lawn Mower cast iron, Clinton hi'ilvy dot, C On',!', On I cellent COndition. 56% 323 3827 Cyl., Long Bed - " "Where Everybody Rides" 1801 West 1st Street Orlando 644-3912 0. . •1' p. 0. 1 0. . 10" t'lC(tic range ISO. 6 '4195 73 Dodge D100 Miscellaneous ulIt WIth Pride By Call For 1969 Chevelle 55. 396. new stiCker. higP performance $I ]3 A veritable cornucopia of Used Car __ w. 18 PC0 Books now n stock SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 1st St.. 32.3 1352 I S -- t,1rd - ri-ni Unwanted link CC,', r auled away Your cost, 5l 0'1'cb. 795 6191 anytime _e_____-iiii-----i.--- Acreage MA IT L AND FL FA MART 1011Hwy ll92OpenSat &Sun9S 533 7920 - '"'" Junk Cars Removed 19f5 3961 S ii • I - Stamps.Coins - Commercial Building TOP ML!. RtAt. TOP Orange 37? 2111 1919 S French f'ft7r h1r 122 91St I..' I)? 7111 177 $496 272 7149 _______________________________________________ 37? 3991 arid 377 064 ', row 69 ------.--.....-....-.----,___ Investment Property ___ finest established residential area? - -- - S., ii- 7'ii TpieG,ea, , Mail __ PEAL TOPS, (asseIt,i'mr, 8)0 1666 - . frioving? Why not lIve In Sanford's Plymouth Fury A,r con Cl radio, heater, POwer steering. Good Condit.n, 5500 Call between$ and lb err cm after 6 377 6001 " - Swap and Trade , All ties AflO models, 10 spceos. 5 1971 OrIano Cipp(r 10 HP motor SPICOS, and standard bikes no-a ,ifld '7) certified boat trailer $1100 available at Firestone Store Cal; cc swap for farm tractor and 372 071i rgupmnt 373 1Q75 Hartman Realty,Inc. S,'nforct ' 3 bedroom, 7 beth, ceo ar, wall to wall shag. On large corner lot $73,300 333 $111 after I . - _________ _________ ______ - Etij a bargain or sell a bargain With ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED T'iç pr fun to use and read Classified ads' paid, uSed, any 13 to,' 4U 8)76. Winter Perk Call 377 2611 or 631 99"?) to place _______________________________ ,our a'J Bikes, Bikes, Bikes Incomeand - Auto Repairs ItO? Sai-ford A.nr CASH 377 4)37 For useo furniture, appliances tools, etc. Buy 1 or 'OQI items 1 arrv' Mart, 215 Sanford Ave Bicycles HIGHWAy 4.IA- Horses, trailer homes allowed, S acres, now 515.000 LAKE MARY- S acres wooded. agri(uttur zoned, $27,500 LretiARY-. 7 Beautiful building HUFFMAN REALTY At Pell, Jenny Clark, Assi 377 1591 or )77 8$S3 . rile' - - FORREST GREENE INC. IN City, cb I br., 7 bi central heat hiti', IS IT the home iou've bct'n ,,r. d,shwasher, dispoSal, large looking 'or n an excluSive area family room. drapes. w w carpet, The interior is superb Living and deep we'll & Sprinkler System, formal dining rooms, huge html, 'near public 4. private Schools. room, built in bookcases in 03,-ri S)7.000 fly owner 327 1431 that cart be used for that I'd tv'dmoom with 7 baths 39.700 SAPII ORD ibedroom block home down, plus closing $19,900 has everything Large lot, trees 17? 7621 LOTS FOR SALE Want to built a ______________________________ house? Why not, on a fcC COP LIE TI REAL ESTATE ri'sidenteal lot ifl city where REALTOR 'hi-re's water and Sewage 646 4791 DeBary lv.iiIable 11.600 each ___ ' - 'I VW Air Conditioner, AM FM raoio, new t.res Good condition 3)3 $350 or 373 7195, ask for Don _________ tts Falcon 1utura 6 cylinder, bucket Seats, automatic Good onO.t.r, Cheap. 373 3966 _________________ !'l Aut,n Heal, Sprite and '67 Datsun Make otter for I de both 373 371) War' Parts-Accessories ______________________________ ' ASSOCIATE ------. 37195 17 97, ,. ?O?lhlwy 1797 - a home in a gorgeous setting, with trees galore 510.000 down ,tncl terms Call Margaret Scott, '.SSOC in Ie'I Alter tics 372 Stemper Realty - P0fl5,ON MARINE 3 Bedroom, 1' ba'h almoSt ne'w REALTOR" ti.s A' I,ihi %tCry Blvd home Carpeted and C H. Monthly 3?) 6)5) o'615 1)13 551 Al' FTRAFlL' p,i'viTent SIll it Need not quality L:1 U% - ' 7% Mortgage u. I 4i. ALL BUILDERS '• ',ie beautiful building lots in (it1, Bill Baker Volkswagen '.,.p ',si cS OF F L'S BODY SHOP Wanted to Buy -. KULPREALTY JOHN SAULS AGENCY 107W ISt.Streef 211 N Oak, Sanford 3777)35 ____ 377 Fill day. 323 OliSeve . 68 II' Coba with Longw-ood SPECIAL BUY 16 - 5900 323 6534 Cc 10 -'ucs on P,IvUC? nt,',.t, P0,10 Tr'j be'<i' uu AL T V 6f 0711 - 7563 PMI Dr ___..,, ci 't (1) FROflDA H 011iES ____________________________ _____________________________ p,,RrFL ' - - - sItes, nice home in area. sc.000 each EATONVILLE fly Owner 3 DELTOPIA Ready to build on, bedroom, spacious paneled family ved street, frees 13300 room Carpeted. cuStom drapes. HIGHWAY 113.. Near Lake Jem in .tr, back yard fenced Near ci Lake County. Small lair wooded bfCiSway ,lrid schools 613 71i7 U acres $110,000 r'fOId' Sales Lt'ader'' Multpli' L.tng Aqetic, TOPS ' ' C,irrper -- JIM DANDY FEEDS tIdY DIRECT FROM flOXCAP Go' mfllCy'S E.I6, 32) 1133 $6' Cabin Cruiser float, Motor, and Trailer "f101i Roberts & Gilman Realtors Lots and - - :i H-9jr St'rvic,. (ill 377 7491 - -- - 474 U , , ._ - - -- Beetles, Super BrCtl. Dashers and "Things" ChOi f olors Some ,.?h ar aJ!on,at 'ransmiSsion AM FM Stereo. sport equipment, ana radial tires All are clean, low mileage, cicmonstrators, with new car warranty an can be bought It consIderable savings SiJ.S MEP SPECIALS, awnings ar conditioners welding hitChr char.r,' .100 tune ups 5OUTMR P1 SERVICES 17) Feed bedroom mobile horn. With air Conditioner erie 750 gallon Septic tank 3730140. , UsedJtimes 3774263 - . -. - 67.A 000d Condition Engines nc.o Pulling and cleaning No trailer SillS Sep at Port of Sanford, 323 * Factory Close.Out* 3 "i''<k - Canvass, compass, Boat in ye", 58 Sale ciii twO 60 HP Mercruisers 1.0 's. Put that rent money into 'your own .1 bedroom tiomt' Dishwasher refrigerator and %typ are n Ctude"d in this newly painted home Large tenced yard PALACE 2 3 and 1 bedroom - ib.le homes Several to t,tiooe from Scm,' GUARD F HA appraised at clow dealers cost LOIS available $71,700 Call R,,,tp, kngdon. family or adult A55ø 630 5300 After hours. 6 PLACE HOMES NORTH 3' 53.1 7770 1S3 Hwy 4.31 at Lake Kathryn Fsbates CA$SILBE WRY 1974 Volkswagen C,imper Jacks & Pear Step Black wtohavepigstti 26th S"ven 'vs luSt Wt'afled 349 _________________________ ________________ Boats & MarIne EquIpment 372 -- s'c.p b1 Poultry - 'bulC Hnie flank Pepossess,5 IS to ct.,5e' from 83) 7323 Dearer -. Callbart Real Estate Need (-A New ____________________ - Ronald E. Rood kJwIl Brj,nth of MCC 9 BETTER THAN RENT tsests of this home are 3btctroo4il, 7 bath family room, screened Patio, central ti'i air, double carport now for the bad fleaullfultr,esandshrubsfo keep, lot sIze i5 1Cr)'x349' 75'x346 Put them together and you wilt tiCyt' a lovely home' on a large privately fenceø lakefront lot. Call Connie Russe'I, Assoc 830 5500 Call 322.2420 Anytime - .*-ii Kay B Rood HOrn-tI Hrenti Rorj Wii of Slate Pr.,d 4Th Gnldn-r,tnd. Fkjr,gj PARCEL No IX - - ii PARCEL ______________________ e1(ellenf C000iIion $200 down i.,Sume hal-ince 37) 0187 _____ _______ t"!p rno'or Livestock And FOR SALE FEEDER CALVES 319 3373 1J.?,1AGE SALE, Friday 19th tnrough 76th 113 E Airport Dlvii CII radio. Refrigerator 'lc 321 ____________________________ 17i44' ATLAS-- Extra Clean FUrniShed.? Bedroom -_________________________ 365 5934 Realty, 377 130) 76.1OHiawathaAy,aI 1792 '77 Opel Kadett. 19Cr) Series, 1 speri SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7)11W 1sf St 373171) - , Payton - - _______ Sal PITIPEES DREAM 197i I'aningo 7 Born, set upon laIr SItting Take up payments or pa, off ______ Ph 373 0150 Dealer, '69 r cOrton, '10 Che,', Impala Convertbl, very q. i condition After 6. 1106 377 165$ 312 575? ______________________ __.._ Autos For 3aIe - J.'otor Hm' (iii ifl PO I Garage.Rummage Mobile Homes in. Free Kittens ______ )r ',!t'chan 1911 Sujuki TM175. 5175 3 Rail Bike Trailer. Ston 377 5U ____________________________ Demonstrator Clearance li-i- . -. Travel Trailers .. 67 -- - Pets and Supplies 65 . - I? fec LI ..L - DON'T MISS LAKES BOAT DOCK TO SELL. THE REST-MLS or - - - ACREAGE INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL _____ - Ranges, Hotpoint and Tappan, Friced right F nanrnq avi,laie '.tti no down aynnnt Applj 377 76S ri new, 5/00 Also Biadford gas '.0:., e first obfe'r can be seen, 271 :rt st lake .ar v __________________________ 'i'.' ito Parr Spc'iiu home on large Corner _____631 1k1 'hI Planned for entertainment h. Owner, bedroom frame. and easy living 115.000 cOuntry lot, ' arre, large oak, IS citrus 3 miles from Shopping 37) 6115 ___________________________ SEE THIS Country atmospriere ranch style Ideal for home and hobby or fixit home on approx 2 acres with fruit Shop $10 500 trees 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, den wbh fireplace, format living room .ir.d dining room, foyer, wall to '.alI carpet, drapes, central heat A air, p'cturebo kitchen i)x71', Bedroom cement block home m.'!ility room 6x30'. double garage Near church. Schools, and 567 500 323 3733 after 6 P m Shopping VA or FHA financing _______________________________ ________________________ Rent ____ PhilColO" Stove. Whiti' In Work ing Order. $30 PhoneRlI 7763 Evenings Elmer Bakalla, Inc. ____ - --.-- $969 Honda $75 Runs Good $? PUBLIC AUCTION. - French Av 373 SilO $150 373 6531 Eve'r v 'AeO",ay 7 p m Con signnients welcome Eastof I ion p IS If you have anything to Sell or c,s;gn calf STAN at 3779719 INTERSTATE AUCTIOPI i-nf Blue Lustre Electric Carpet ¶h,lmpnr for only 51 per day CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE - HIDDEN LAKE $4,750 DOWN PAYMENt No qualifying No delays lust a wish come truel All you have to do to enjoy thiS warm Fbi Ida Summer in thiS 3 bedroom. 2 bu.h fully air con dtonecl one year old dream, it to ca, I do! The extras will delight and surprise you, and the area's recre8hlon center with tennis, nool. other fun times will 'ost you just 51 extra per month! So for a lifetime thrill call Sonny Paborn at 332 240, or after hours at 3721179 WE WELL HELP 'yOU IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL 6tEq i<f'Iy.n,Itor refrigerator No frost -- . _. 3736416 - '77 Honda ';'ei low rnagp 51,000. also '7) Bridgstn 100 ' Auctioneering ServIce - - Till We Succeed." -- Motorcycles :, lxi Oak pts. 7' 8" - FREEZERS 30 day guarantee Wayne's Quality Furniture 1700 I /8 AUC I 'DPI IC EVERY "PIDAY PlIGHT Antiques, TV, eltaneou5. New and used turriiture and applances Plus pe'cil sates (watch ads) long F irst 530 tak, fbi-rn Call Stop Urn!'t 37) 5'7 - - - KIPIP,'.ORE WASHF.;z, parts ',rryce usro machines OP4f Es Auction needs''. Serve Iron twin beds with Springs & niatfress Excellent COnditiOn 6) BulIdlflg Materfa Is '.ich 3233616 _____________________________ Once Only 17% - Sanford ' Ui,"tul purpose again when you a Sell them COP,tPLE If AbC hUrl SERVICE *ith a classified ad from the u, sr'ii unsign, appraise, or 5fc Herald Call us (oday c'I sales Out of anything of n't delay' JuSt d'al 337 761$ i-' 1200 F rench Ave 9) To pla 9our tow COY 12) iio d Sanford, lIe Appliances ' - Don't 377 5245 UPISWOR T H REALTY 1100 E 75th 5? 3776453 MARY-. natural cedar structure - 3 Pi king Si:e Bed With Headbrd. 9)3W 1st '.1 6061 3?) 0517 17? i . Housesforsate Goods ' MOSSIE C. BATEMAN StIPL AND Need a 3 Bedroom, I Path home in a quiet residential area? We've got it? Thit rn macutate home IS in showroom onditl01i, with new paint inside nd out, Carpeting wall to wall. well and pump, l'xIO' utttt building, nice Shrubs, oak and fruit frees. Call Sonny Reborn for the details After f'Of5 377 1)79 REASONABLE NEW READy Household .i GOLF COURSE LII L One block from elementary Li- ''Pf on the faiay Your QUIt schools Corner lot, hardwood CIub an be Stored neb to the' floors, family room, c,trus trees. 573 000 with excellent terms lw bedroom golf villa Priced 513 QUESTION? WHAT MAKES TIllS HOME OUTSTANDING' ANSWER Ste. Price and location' It's a big 3 bedroom, 2 bath, only 577.000. on Airport Boulevard Also, on corner, Kitchen equipped. For more details Call REALTOR '.!efle Warner After hours phone 327 6435. - - 8690140 "We Don 't Stop IDYLLWILDE 11415 1 BEDROOM. 2 BAlti WI Ti FLORID,. ROOM. POOL, toO and central "('mate control is near c'enlrntar y' 1nd one minute from country club Feaburjng beautiful parquet floors, thiS home also has electric sprinkler system and big private yard All for $i7,5 , Call REALTOR Associate Al Arilar After hours phone 322 6671 Resort Pr apr' rty For Rent 36 . - _________ See this) bedroom Masonry home 631 $7n - • Realty • - _________________________ Courfbous TOP ... Refnigertor $750 TA F F ER REALTY Sten strom Casselberry. 7 bedroom, I?x60'. Iv1 Model Shade trees, private lot Acluts Call 1139 - - 74-7B _____ // Auction ____________________________ _______________________ Wanted reliable party to take up Small monthly paymentson lovely like new small Piano For rn mediate information, write or all Itt ioe Anders Credit Mr,r 30381) 173) Kell Music Co. P0 Box $73, Orlando ____________________________ -- EXCELLENT AREA Children acePted No pets $50 week 3279086 , n, Monday, July 22, _________________________ _______ PIANO BARGAIPI G r: IF cii ft frost free ' • ___________________________ , . ,ii ,I'i __- ;' HALL REALTY SANFORD REALTY 2603 Park Dr Days 377 77 I? Clean 7 bedroom trailer All UtiltC-% TV, air conditioner, linen Opton,,i ________________________ O TrOy Ray Tax Colleitor, Seminole County Semint County ;,L Spaceavail,Ible n Adult Park GREGQRy MOBILE HOMES SOOFrenchAve,Santord 373 5700 _____________________ 7 tledroom Mobile iio',tb Alcoholic Bevernu,-. P4o Pets. 377 4470 * Burglar Alarms t.frtena F Parker Jill Aloma Avenue Orlando. florida PARCEL No 107, 10) -s- -= _________I 59 MusicalMerchandise - * '.' CLIFF JORDAN ______________________________ .371 565? __________________________ - Orlando. Florida PARCEL No -- _____ - ______ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE -SELL TRADE Ill 315 E First 5f ?? 5.671 _____________________________ t ut off 'n July ti 'USIS 0 a mural area No 0 iiIflt fliOritlily paynients is', in rent Guweriisiirnb SubS*d'ii :1 maIled buyers Call tO SI, 1 , ____ _____ They're Hot" i * For Sale - Si * ( I it 1 N I I O( Al ION "phI pl,iii I li,Ilhs. yi f....'. ti iP4',. refr,gcr,ii, 'i- I .lr 5/1 900 wtti limn. 76065 HWY If PEAL TOP I ___________ Miscellaneous uet Em While . jrn,i bolpr; ,ou Pur t'a'.e your own home There are 'i.my 2 ano I bedroom hom on u, market now for less than SIQOn t:n Want more informal,on .ill ViCkiC Baker, Associate Rent Homes .)'c .. lurnh Or furnished, Sanford Call 8)1 732) 34 SHORT ON CASH? -- . I SO ,.,. - * Houses Rent Furnished °w QUIET AREA 3 beoom, I bath. lireplacc. carport, equipped kithn, shode, fen,ced $75 300 (ASSELUERRy AREA 3 beØrnm ___________________________ T - DEL TONp, Bdrms, clean, neat - * * * * 7i Pet Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT 'S ALL you ?4f ED NO MONEY DOWN New I and I bedroom homes, I' to batn priced from Sn,eso to S?S.I0Q on large wooded lot Seller pj all Closing Cost. VA, FHA, rnvcntloflal loans Builder. ()eltona, 901 759 7260 Orlanno, 5 173 1336 REAL TOP MLS Three bedroom unfurnithed 2010 Washington Ave Sanfor1? $150 i 671 3061 3) Deltona 1131 _______ Housesfor5ale OCH ARBOR Walk to golf course. putter in 71'x37' Shop Enioy 3 bedroom, 7 bath C3 on 2 lots Large family room and kithe', lirlace, central hi-a? and air, wall to wall carpet By , , Ot I. TONA I 3Q51 $ 3 Bedrooms i' baths,centrai ht'at and air 5200 month . Thomat 9. Kirkland, Individually and as Trust Hartford. Building $50 200 East Robifl5n Aven Orlando. Florida PARCEL No )7 3 bedroom, i bath, family roo excellent Condition, 52,300 cost and assume payments ci Sill ma Plo clôtinci mntt. nn 710$ Willow Ave Sanford. 372 1130. SACRIF ICE SALE 3 bedroom, 7 haIti in excellent nelghboqhcxyj Shade, sprinkler system. frnCd, '° - s71io 7 Bedroom Block Home With Attached Carport R9'ferrnc Required 377 78? -,' - - 41 Month LAKE MARY I have levied upon the following Attest' ____________________________ Experienced persons for SIfldwih cTibid prOprty O*'fled by Alfred Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. preparation and making I $311 W. Hudson. Said property being 24-8snts Opportunitl.s PubliSh July 7), 197.1 ____________________________ located in Seminole County. Florida, LIED 99 2S-Loans Like to meet new People and make more Particularly described money too your own hours? Call I 26-Insurance SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF AVON 644 YJ7O One (1) 1970 Plymouth Fury 1. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 27 Investment Opportunities door. ID PK 1IUODIM.g), Tag. No. Notice of Public Hear(n * TELEPHONE* 17W 71444 Rentals The Board of County Corn. miisione,-' of Seminole County will the n)d.nigned es Sheriff APPOINTMENT* Seminole County. Florida, will at hold a public hearing to Considef 29-Rooms for Rnt $1.00 A M. on the 23rd day of July, PrOposed change of zoning from 9.3 30-Apartments Rent AD. 1971, offer for Sole arid sell to CLERK Multiple FamilyD*ell4rigDitrip0 Unfurnish.d the highett bidder, for cash. wbiect Cl Retail Commercial District SANFORD AREA lam looking for A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! 31-AprtmenhRenf to any Cnd all exIsting leins,, at tn, the follOwing described property a r,ature wvmanto work 4 hours a Furnished Front (Wt) Door of the SemInole day in her home dOing pleasant From the center Of Section 3, Air Conditionfrig County Courthouse in Sanford, Township 21 South, Range 29 East, 32-Houses telephone work Salary plus Home lmprovem.nt, Rent Unlurnished Pet Care _____________________________ tx,nus 6,80u$ Call today? Florida. the above described per. SminoleCounty,Florida,ruflSouth tonal property Central Ht't & Air Conditioning Said vehiCli being OOdeg3307"West,algngth,cent.r 33-Houses Rent Furnished stored at Ratlift & Scns in S.arlfcl'd, Section line, $0.71 feet, thence PET REST INN For free estimates. calt Carl SINGER SEWING MACHINC MASIFRP,i(r ALUMINUM 34-Mobile Homes Rent Florida Harr,%, a? SEAPS in Sanfora 377 SALES & SERVICE Experienced Further information Continue along Said center line fld Pclaci- mt wndows, Carporis pp jjj or will train if mechanically in availabl, from the Civil DIvision on same bearing 1191 1) feet to the 35-Mobile Home Lots Screen Enclosures. Gutters the Seminole COvnty Pieriff'a North P W line of S dined S days. For Rent tO 30 to 3 30 $100 9 431; thence Awnings. Siding Free estimates Department per week çtus bonus Neat ap North P9deg 76' 20" West. along said 34-Resort Property Ph 676 7526 CENTRAL HEAT & AIR That Slid sale Is being made pearance essential. By ap Pressure Cleaning North 9W line 139.43 feet to the Sale's. Service & Installation For Rent pointmen? only, Mr. Powell, 373 Satisfy the terms of laid Writ of POint of intersection of the West line rreetstinbe Ph 678 7576 Bathroom Cabineft. 6441. Eii'cuf ion, of that 0 ft private road eaSement 37B,•i Property _____________________________ Counter tops, Sinks Installation SPRIPI.I CLEANING John E. Polk. shown on pta? of survey dated available Bud Cabell 377 For Rent "Irnpac" Wash I. Spra kleen 8037 Service Station Attendant __________________________ Sheriff Septemb 71. 1961, prepared by L. anytime Appances Exterior walls, eaves, pato. *alk Apply Bell's UniOn7aSfatiOn ________________________ ________________________ 3$-Wanted to Rent Seminole County, FIJ$da F. Henrlth, Surveyor, for Mr. & roofs Removes mildew, fungus, Longwood, Ffa Publish: July I, s, is, $971 Charles Seligman with the North 9. mud dobbers. wa'ot 1. Spider QuDDv' Full 'neGE Appliances DED I Wlinecf SR. 431 which Said point of webt 377 0397 Real Estate Insulation installers needed HOME IMPROVEMENTS 5,jnford Electrc Compan, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND intersectIon It the point of begin, Small Jo( Wanted employment for ambitious men 77 Park Drive, 372 156? FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, flflQ. thence run Northerly along t 377 )33 ' .1 ale Mary' 4 O-Condornlniurns Fringe benefits Chauffuers FLORIDA A&A CLEANS ALL West line Cf said private road license required E xperienced ecucr your electric bill with CASE No. 74-444•0 l'rl'ssjrC (''.i.riJ I lxr .%a. ing, easement to the intersection of said 41Hes for Sale only need apply Apply Ii Miller (Ompteteln & wall insulation SO U T H E 9 N "Uo 373 S I N 0 U ST P I AL West tine with a curve concave SWly 42 -Mobile Homes Drive, Altan,onte Springs Off Beauty Free estimates Athton Insulation ______________________________ SAVINGS BANK OF ORLANDO. 1.1 having a radius 04191.00 Charlotte St 58K Warehouse. (901) 789 37)0 43- Lots and Act'eag. Plaintiff. thencerunSly.aIongfherofi i'iHOA, c.,n I throw away useful idle vs KINDERGARTEN TEACHER for Curve to the point of tangency; 44-Farms and Grov.i TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON temS Sell them Quickly with a ADDITIONS & REMODELING early Childhood RODNEYW TOLLESOPI nd NINA thence South 00 deg 33' 07" West center Iformerly Harr,tt't Beauty Nookl CALL BILL Herald Want Ad by caIing 377 4S-Rrd Property Casselberry area •j. 9. TOLLESON. hiS wife, and KARL 21$ 76 ft to the North 9 W brie 04 S. SI9E Pifl. 377 5717 OrI 1 125 3371 261) and aSking for a friendly LakeMaryifl 0111 J. WATTS arid LYNN P. WATTS, Iii 9. 434; IheflC Norm $9 deg For Sale 26' 30" Advisor RN's and LPN's Apply in person to wife. West, along said North 9W line, 44-Income And John't Bookkeeping Fix It Sanford Nursing I Convalescent Defendants. 30.63 ft to the P.0.6. Further Investment Property Duringweflafter4:j Center, 950 Mellonvllle Ave. described as North 04 S 9. 134 and NOTICE TODEFEND Rentals Ihrçt' never was a better time th4 TO RODNEY W. Tolleson East of Wekiva Springs Rold and 47-Real Estate Wanted ________________________________ Star? earning Christmas money now to use a classified ad in the and Nina 9. Tolleson ContainIng 1.3 acres more or tess. PYDER RENTS TPucs NOW by Showing lovely Sarah Sanford Hr.,apiJ S'op rnAkr 374 Cane Ridge Road TIlls public hearing will be held in iOviol.r '.'ans to O.'-%ri Tr.ictov Coventry iewelry to your friends ui's 0 ,il 322 7611 x 1)1 93 Ant,o<h iconessee the County Commlson Chambers I Ct,v Merchandise I rear 3?) S3IC No investment, collecting or of the CoiJl'IISOUSe, Sanford, Florida, deliverirg 37) 2791 after S tarl J Watts on Augvtf 13, 1971. at 7:00 P.M, or (.&A Backhoe Service SO-Miscellaneous and Lyrin P Watts as soon thereafter as poSsible Ni'rses aioeS, con.panons For Sale 30)9 King Street I .indr lear ing, septIc tanks, fill dirt. Boe'd of County work for reliabtecon.pany Hourly I Alexar'dria, Virginia oneof Our friendly ad vsors help driveways All kindS of digging Commlssion.rs 01' live in. Call 62$ 36. AN $1-Household Goode Burglar Alarms 372 9113 or 373 391) IOU *Od yuur classified ad Call Seminole County, Florida EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM Hw For Homes& BUsinesses $2-Appliances 327 79.11 or flI Qvyj If living, and f dead, thCtjnknow,n .PIOYER. By' JOhn A. Kimbrough. Free Enimafes, 37) 6267 Ilcirs, devises, legafees, grantees, C,'lco tl"aring and excavating Chairman 53-TV Radio Stereo Licensed nurses able to do part '(1uiPment Full line Insured creditors, 0' Other persons claiming Attest 54-Garage by. ttts'ocçh under or against them. Arthur f-f. Beckwth, Jr tIme relIef on weekends Call Reasonable rates 571 lIft Rummage Sales flte above named Defendants. triO Publish: July 72, 1974 Homemakers, of the Upjohn IS-Boats 8 Marine Company.421 0636. AN EQUAL all Parties known or unknown DELI 100 -p Service Equipment VINCIIIT S C.' PPENTRY OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER claiming any right, title or interest ii Or to the following deScribed 54-Camping Equipment PAUL SLA rEP ?i'ror Trim, Paneling, Custom CITYOF Yard Clean Up. trim, and mowing Professional Wallpaper Hanager proeprty in Seminole County, Carpentry No lob too small CASSELBERRY.FLORIDA servIce Call Si-Sports EquIpment ANY'IME 24 Business Opportunities Florida. to wit Licensed Residential, Commercial licensed I ao 3735677 Notic of PuOtic Hearing 3231066 Lol II. Block "F", SPRING LAKE TO WHOM IT SI-Bicycles Frieestimates.ph in 6173 MAY CONCERN: Well established roo Coating HILLS, SECTION TWO, according NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 59-Musical Merchandise "Don't needs" Serve a business, Daytona P ach area. Ptimtjinq stopped up. Power to Plat thereof as recorded in Plat the Cit' of Casselberry lhat the mower Yard Clen up. 1mm and mowr'; wilt train and aSsist Turn key, Purpose again wtit'n you sell tnem Book IS. Page's 91 and 99. Publi won't 'it,irt" Get tnt' service you 60Office Equpmen Councsl will hold a public bearing to %CiVi(C Callus. with Eves otter sp n ClasSified ad from the operation 51.000 Calf 305 $62 9.07. nerd from classified adS Records of Seminole County, Consider And Supplies enactment l:i 106$ of a _____________________________ Sanford Herald Call US Florida today! nonemergency Ordinance entitled. 61-Building Materials Don't delay Juit dial 3 7611 or TAKE NOTl'E that a Suit ha AN ORDINANCE OF TI-sE CITY 27-Investment 831 93 To pl6e LAWN MOWING SERVICE been filed against you in th,ae your low cost OF CASSELItERPy FLORIDA, 62 -Lawn and Garden want ad. Opportunities Siyltd Court wherein SOUTHERN CLOSING, VACATING, AND EDGE. LIGhT HAULING 63-Machinery and Took 377 1*97 •,'flr,lfl.'. ti,'tti'cway Carpet Ciri' & INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK OF ABANDONING THAT PLATTED OPLA P400. a Florida b*nk og SIDE FT .4Equipment for Rent 1.10(1? I f'! 'r.ti' ri-i' at N3VIN TANGEN EAR N PER. Price in(iudc% all es th Plaintiff and DRIVE, TRIPLET LAKE SHORES 931 3I 65-Pets and Supplies 14% ANNUM .,lrLtS DRILLED PUMIi, RODNEYW TOLLESONIndN,NA ADDITION TOCASSELBERRY AS UPTO a TOLLES0p, hit wef 64-Horses and KARL RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3 Interest paid monthly. Invest J WAITS and LYNN P. WAT TS. his -i Mi ''P4'tandiie5 Classified ads serve the buying and PAGE 10, PUB'..IC RECORDS OF little as $2,000 Call collCct or mal Panling and Wallpap,ring No lob seIIIng are Defendants. The nature Of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, 67 Live-stock and Poultry c 0 m m u n it y .4r rerar and Service too Small Quality workrnarnhl thiS Suit Ito foreclose rfl'tglge (or details, xsi iw everyday. read and uSe them 67AFd 'TINE MACHINE & on CONFLICTS; AND EFFECTIVE P'i 323 *379 or 373 j, the ôbOvt described PfOpert'n Licensed Bonded Mortgage Broker often Call 372 261) or 1)1 999) 5UPPLY CO DATE. U-Wanted to Buy YOU APE REQUIRED f rle' Marvin P Gassrnan 1 Tne Fn.'rd Ord.n.lricr i5 pnDS!t'j 69-Stamos I ilng br a fi! quality 'yO.r anSwer Or Ctfi'r *rittn 'nj,t 7I7.'ototw'. Trail xl ika fli.., (runt uargain-',, Look to ClISsitl,d øe'fente% '0 the Comlealini with the .clorlda Maitland, Fla ,3775) in cos1', high In results, that' 4fl yt i me 70-Swap and Trade read Clerk today s f the Circu.f Court of ciaSsificos ads read Pubti Hearing will be held in the' ______ ano use Ron's Cr'erretr 4. Mas,nry 54- minole Coun'y, Florida in this fri-i' thcifl! City Hall, Casselberry, Florida, on 71 4lqstes ' -' proceeding and to serve a cops' estimates Iboors,pal,os & drives _____________________________ the 5th day of f.uqvsf, Al) 1914, at JO 72-Auction Apartments Reid thereof uon the PIanitiff' Bvck or Stone planters Patch arid at 7:30 PM, or as soon thereat ber • repar wOtk 37) $197 torneys, whose ,ten Unlurnished and adorns possIble, at which time intereSted 'Trasportafon ' herinffer let forth, as ART BROWN PEST CONTROL parties arid (ilitens fci' md against Two bedrooms, 1 bath, wall to will requ'red bp' law, not later thin the the P'Oposed Ordinan'. will be GENERAL WELDING 7567 Park Drive arpeting, 5th day of Aug. .k.D. 1971 drapes, 75 Campers. Travel Central heat TRAILER REPAIRS hrrd This hearing may be (CII 373 6643 'd air Fully equipped with dub Arthur H B?ckwith, Jr 173 30 Trailers tinued from time t time ntii final 323 6843 J EP4I) APlI 01.45% & PAINT CO wash.' Call Mrs. Ruthertu. 373 Clerk of the Circuit Court Rowe Pest Control action is taken by the City Council Cl,tsSifed ads do a lob fret 74Aulo Repairs can be 105$ 210 Vacirnol,a Ave Dy Joy Stokes 2626 IroquolsAve 000eno othCr way Call 372 7611 or GOVERN Y0URSEvE5 *c Parts Acc.sInrh.3, 1)76472 Deputy Clerk ianfocd,3fl 7070 CORDINGLY $31 $993 Now't FRANKLIN ARMS APT (Seal> 77-Junk Cars Removed DATED thJt 17th day of July, AD. 1170 F Iorid* Ave F(RNANDEX I ScARITO 7$-Mctorcycli.s 49 North Orange Avent,e Or(an'. Florida 79- -Tnicks and Traile (Icr), I or 2 bedroom duplev aplrtnnentt At'crneys for PixOtilI CasSe'berry. Tornithtd or unlrnitJ 4 nid, $0-Auto) for Sale PubliSh July IS, 73, 79, Aug. I97 F'vbliiis July 72, 1974 swimmIng pool 4770 S Orlenito il-Aviation lED 107 Dr 3737910 _____________ ________________________ Air COfldifiOnCd. 2 bedrooms. Dining Area Sl 4 Financial Suife $50 - ___ 3? RECIPE FOR SUCCESS Gloria S kirklkfld ,-".--, 31 MANAGER TRAINEES Nancy P. JOhnson 319) Maguire Blvd. Suite 16? Orlando. Florida PARCEL No. 100 .. .. ____ Department Hours Cfarence A Jorijon, i 3191 Magwre Blvd. Su'te 162 Orlando, FlOrida PARCEL . ______________________________________________________________________________ __________________ Want Ad Till Alom Averi Orlando, Florida PARCEL No. , --.,,-- Evening Herald YOU tROUBLED? Cell loft FOUND, large black male dog with ree. MI 2077 fOr 'We Care"collar. StewartMotjlle Homes. 373 _____________________________ .Iflcl "P4tlin" AdiiIt or Teens. r * * E NEVA GArDCHs 3 P,,.om Furnithed Apartment 0350 Single story 5tdio, I 7. and 3 SEMINOLE COuNTY. ST. JOHN'S REALTY Adulli 51$ Park Ave. FACEt) WITh A DRiri'up., - -_ Ear C Thurmonø PI.I'flteltlSL Sanford bedroom apartments Pool. BROXERS PROBLEM Cu ['.utor Lt natre Sthnau:er. Silver ClUbh, carpeting, drapes, Th Time Tested Firm Perhaps AlCOhl Anonymo s th Estate of rs uncropped Answers to Rags. A IL Li M 0 CA TOr.Nl. 3 rooms & bath, air cOnditlonedI or l kitchen equipped Central heat aed Days )fl 617) flfl Can Help M.,rqaret I H Collicult. Beige collar Ravenna Park area 2adutls No p(4%. Security deposit . Dclenoants MontIy rentals from $Iij Call 123 4567 ih (Sed 322 7709 372 3719 SUMMONS TO SHOW CAUSE 3?? ?O 1505 W ?Stri St Sanford Wrie P0 oi 121) SA N MO PA S. I. 2. 3 Rrdrorn . I Oi L,qti 5j Ior'dj --Trailers & Apt Adult parks, F 2 I Iorsd 11 Park AvCuC 1 bedroom garage Instructions Jndfloor rear. I room apt NOT.0 iF liLAk.PIG Family parks 3515 Hwy 15 ALhOL A PROBLEM I'AMCEL Plo lG.i, 1 apartment Kitchen equipped $65 1st and last month required pIE STATE Of FLORIDA, Sanford. 373 $930 Day. Wk. IN YOLJP FAMILY? Th Seventh Day Adventist 5onth Call Orlando. $51 l8 10 ALL AND SINGULAR THE 377 2780 - -- ____________________ AL ANON Elernc'n!ary School ifl Sanford is Esch th'ten,nt .5 hereby notified _________________ ______ SHERIF F S OF SAID STATE _________________________ 17 Bedroom Adults Only THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE lor families or friends of problem now accting appIicalio for the that the petitioner will Delu call up for asks waiver 01 Section 6 "R MF"H unfurnished duplex aparl Park Avenue b'le Park orinkers room -- utilities paid Child & 7 $971 School term. 75 For You are hereby to commanded tO tq boe le Honorable Joe A Providing a minimum front .yar merits one I bedroom. one 2 rve this summons Show ?S Park Drive. 322 746$ per month, S For further information call 173 1587 pet OK registrat.on information. please cause Cart, Jr .OflCOt th kdgeoI thr Setback of twenty five feet to alI bedroom Kitchens equipped, air or write damage deposit. 80$ Magnolia ind notice of hearing, togetrec with ,ttve Styled Court, on the 76th day ol Irnt yard setbacks of 21 63 call the principal at I)) 7ti 'I (Opy t! Ihe cumpiai't or petition •uuust, A 0. condilioned WELAKA APARTMENTS lee? and -anlord Al Anon Family Group P 1.) Sanford Ave 322 0741 $971. It 3.00 O'clock 21 -111w ?St _______________________________ .incI declaration of taking, in IMC $4 feel along Wymorc Road for repnti, area Mature adults Bu 553. Sanford. Fla. 1777$ P M. in Seminole County Coup' ibovc Styled cause upon the BUIldingS "C" and "0". respec I EfficienCy. 525 Week Help_______ Wanted Santorci, Florida, itt .ip tively AVALON APAR TMENIS toflowsnq defendants ii5. Park Ave Ilication for an order 04 faking ADULTS, NO PETS Aer,jge 140 an ccflflcJdenon THE PUBLIC HEARING will be 37) 9737 1i6W.7ndt ______________________ ti'rc$otore tiled in thit Cause, Alt held in the City flaIl of Attamonte Charles M Booth. Jr stratingguarantredtoys and gifts t.'dfOOrn%, (vfltalheal & air, thirties to this SVit ano all other Springs, Florida, on Monday. 3191 Magure fltvd One bedroom furnished apartment, No cash investment No delivery "erc'stedpo,t,.'s Hidy S,te 16? snag arpct, 1165 nio . I7lh month Trailer--i bedroom. 1 or 7 mature dl4,ar at the Agujt 5, 197i, at 530 PM • or as or coliectlng. Compvtors do your ar cOnditiOned, $175 per mo $50 free QIady Brown Realty, 377 5737 Orlando. Flonioa time ,ina place designated and be soon thereafter as possible, at Which adults Utilities paid Air (ond damage depoSit 2101 Magnolia paper work Call Friendly Home hrd or______________ 377 tOM PARCEi No 100 By week No deposit 323 3693 Panics, 373 51.56. Ave 32) 0630 lime interested parties and cilileris AND __________ __________ __________________________ lthru5 limes .....40cc line for and against the proposed Off Lake Mary Blvd. 2 bedroom €an dIlCnnt I. COMPTOMETER OPERATOR. Dorothy J Booth hret,, variance will be heard and final bthrulS times . . . oca un iuplrxwithair tiSSmo • Plus $100 Immedate opening available for reguredlo 'erve written defenses to action taken. 3191 Maquire Blvd 2times .......23cc line -----__ n e comptometer operat sa.d cumpiant or pelit'on on Suite 162 THIS NOTICE IS TO BE 1_ ', person we are looking br ($700 MINIMUM CHARGE) Orlando. Florida 'IOWARD MARSEE County At PUBLISHED BY POSTING ONE 'orn must be a HS graduate and cip in Seminole County, 110 E (1) copy on the aforesaid described PARCEL No 10) 3 Lines Minimum office accounting procedures The Commercial Avenue, Sanford. Property and posting in three fldIeNOOd Villas SANFORD LOCATION ompany oIlers e*cellent fringe Carroll Brown Florida Withiniwenty (700aysatter Public places within the City at The Longer Your Ad Runs rv,ce ni th.5 tmmon upon (efitschancefor advancerneip, Corner Asgma Avenve you, AttamonteSprings. Florida, at it The RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES ss It Costs Per Lin good salary and Secure future, If and Howell Branch tlCluSiwc Of the day of service, and fIfteen (15) clays r'or to the time of nterested and qualified, Contact '0 fitt the Original of said written Pub(c hearing Pa ,to Per Day. th'f'flces wth th (lrrk b r.di Ga'. Co P 0 flo BA SIC INGREDIENTS: Court DAT ED 1 P11) * Unlurnished CithCt betor SCryCe '. inter Park. Ha . 37769 ur phone Ptdiflt'*f PARCEL No lOt 1.) The Ability & Intelligence to maximize your JULY. 1971 A D Rated For Consecutive MI 7210 AN EQUAL OP a?torneyorimmedia?elytbereafter. (OFFICIAL SEALI potential. to snow whCt right, title, interest or r'ORTuPjlTv EMPLOYER , Insertions-No Change .fove W Rood Catogni Roianne Hasty. * W/W Shag Carpet 2,) The Dedication and Attitude required to i,en you or any of you have in and to Route I. Bo 29$ C Copy Secretary the PQptr1y dejcri demonstrate your Ability through hard work. Oviedo. Florcla in said Board of Zoning EXCELLENT * Range•Refrigerator complant or petitn and tg Show 3.) The Aggressiveness necessary to pursue your PARCEL No 100 AppealS cause, if •ny you nave, why said * * Altamonfe Springs, Career oblectives on a long term basis. Announcements ixoperty Should not be condemned William 0 Catogni * OishwasherDisposal Florida 4.) A company that has position openings and a for f's, USC5 and purposes as set PubliSh' July 72. 1971 ROUPC I. BOi 79$ C OPPORTUNITY tortls in the complaint or petition ,,OED 1-Card of Thanks Oviedo. Firi3i working environment that recognizes and rewards 103 * Clothes WasherDryer tiled herein If you fCil tc do so. a PARCEL No 100 results. New dyson ot national compiny 2-In Memoriam SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF IJuIt will bC entereø against yo Outstanding product and training or the relief demanded in tn 3-Cemeteries COUNTY COMMISSIONERS * Recreational Building Continental Assurance Co. Training allowance guarantee complaint or petition Notic. of Public Hearing SERVE Thomas D O'Malley plus bonuS ElceptiOnaI earnings 4-Personals WITNESS my hind and Seal Of The Board of County Corn State lnsunanc, Mix all of these ingredients lfl Our 2 week training with rapid growth * Heated into Court on the 3rd day of July mitsiOnerS of Seminot, County wilt SLost and Found Commissioner management Many benefits, program, constantly adding large doses of cxAD 1971 hOld a public bearing to consider a The State Capitol day week, no travel. Only mature 4'-ChiId CaFE periertce and knowledge; SEAL I * 1 . PrO5ed Change of toning from R 2 Bedroom Tallahassee, Florida rviduats need apply. Phone AnlPwjr H Beckwith, Jr 7-Motels . Hotels IA Single Family Dwelling District PARCEL No IC) Tom Nut? at $42 532). ezt 31$ io'.s si's Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court toOC Office Dtrct on thrfollawng Final product is I-Eating Places Ii AIRPO I deScribed property By Elin PiCtiarde B C Dodd Ec1ronic technician 1 years e x SANFORD I I A Oepuf (lCrk LOt 11, Spring Lake Subdivision tGood Things to Eat Dodd Road (Off Howell penlence minimum Must be able 373 7870 •. . 77. 29. 1971 Section;, Township 71, Range 79, at 10-Do It Yourself Branch Ro4d) to test troubleshot end repair ___________ OEDI7 recorded in Plat Book I, Page 33, Winter Park, Florida digital computors to COmponent ---piitic records of Seminole County, li-Instructions PARCEL ,o i NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE level. Call 3737500, Mr Len IReady to grow with us? If you have the basic 31 Florida, Further described as the Apartments Rent Eagleton. ingredients, please call COLLECT for an interview NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttiat P4W corner in?ersedion Of State Travel & Recreation Mary E Dodd by virtue of that certain Writ of Poaø 436 and Bear Lake Road. Furnished appointment. Parts Counter Man- must have Dodd Road (Off Howell _____________________________ Liecution issued out of and Under Forest City, Florida Braricn Road) the Seal of the County Court of esperience in farm machinery. DIRECTOR OF PERSONN 13-Travel Agencies Sm.iIlApt - Adults Ont Thit public hearing will be held Winter Park. Florida Some auto parts knowledge Orange County, Florida, upon a fina Nos EAGLE FAMILY DISCOUNT STO I PARCEL Plo $0) Iudgment rendered in the aforet,Id tIle County Commission CPambers 14-Camping.Resorts helpful. Contact personnel After 6. 373 9507 305 688.9651 Ext 22,61 or 74 Of the Coutthoue, Sanford. Florida, IS-Action Sports court on the 23rd day of June, AD department A. Dude & Sons. 363. OpportunityEmpler.F on August 13, 1971, at 7.00 P.M. or J ken Higgins 5.611. 1971. in th•t Certain case entitled, ACarfr, ri-f f.CIUT!5 ,' .''s 17) Employment as soon thereafter as possible 3191 Magure Blvd Eagle Finance Company of Winter Suite Park. Plaintiff, Vt- Alfred W. Board of Count • SALESMEN I 1$-Help Wanted Commlsslonert Orlando. Florida Hvdson and Ada Hudton. Oefen. WAPITEDi.. Apply ifl person, ART Seminole County, Florida PARCEL No $00 dent, which aforesaid Writ of 21-Situations Wanted cptplDLEs WHEEL RANCH, By: John A. Kimbrough, Esecutiorp was delivered to me as Sanford Louise P. Chairman Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, a .-.-,,---.-..------.'. Classified Ads Don't Cost, They Pay! Legal Notice CIVIL ACTION NO. 74105$-A DviO O ADMINISTRATION. IA T F n r flP 0* DFPART MEPIT OF 1wANspo,IAt,oN. - ,,.--., MOnday,Ju1y22 1974 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Thaco. Inc 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND Print, 1. Hall FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. (t.rpQrt,fl FLORIDA . works good chairs, like new, $75 122 5561 j C S 1 I -'' �I:\enmq 'wvJayJ2 1974 .. 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. Archibald, Orlando second Vice President of the might be heiprui In unmaking Myrtle BeH Taylor, Cross Chamber for the balance of the what is working on your psyche election of Bob Noble of Aqua iet% If you can obtain some Leisure, Inc., to serve as th e help (ruin a psychiatrist, it year. ., , /1 . - / 7/1 // / / / LEES, BIGELOW, " 71vt ~ -, -. f I II f - . I I J Mary ITIOI Ill *:Ti l — teen Ork R. Mathieux, Geneva Emma C. Orange y Mary Sue Duf f, DeLad Beverly Wiute, Orlando George W. Raines. Bonifay . Since 1 943 HE CH ANCE 0Pu1 SAIS' - * HOME AND PAY FOR IT OVER A . 36 MONTH PERIOD WITH NO MONEY _________ :: \\ \ \ X I specifications Sanfoid __ Gloria L Raines S haron C Walsh \' . - 1 I . Phase I site an complet p ___ k R \ \ . EVERY JOB Fvo - 1 1 Pir- oQuality Points v 1 4- F_ I 7~~ L '6.95 HI•LO CU A ilk Reg 111 ti Sq yd Rtff 111145 14 yd. 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--- � 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 22, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 22, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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RIES WI-IAT AJR'E XiM WORINI&ONy LFOOu COiNG- I A GAE4r PA C:0'2 SCIENTIPIC " __.~7~i. - - TTc A CoMBINAffiori is IT? FOR GASOLINE. L AS - -oE ARAB OFCRIJS11EIUMP,NG I BNS AN 1jILLA. D OuN1RIES. —.- . - 67th Year, No. 34-Monday, September 30, '0 1974 1 - . ..._ f& . Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents - !111 I _______ . L - 4 1i .- & t- % Am V -W — V -, — '11~ - - AR —] SURE IT \Ak)RKS OU - - - 2 [? GNaRATES - — / ___ ENERGY op IN AND \ rij JJ "I r 1 aiQl"" . --- IF VVE WIN TH'CASH PRIZE UNUSLL . *I', ,,, ~_/ - I I o. 14 ___, -I- il_ . - - - '. ,' ~ . P1- I .- ~ i &_ >_ : . I,;,., ! I - ____ . -_- 1 .- i I • CLOVER! -- _ NSIOERINe %A IS A GOAT, IT WILL SE QUI AN -- UNUSUAL! LVE US ROPE NTh L. MUL LET fo* DAdV! ____ / ' ____________ / J I -I I - __&~_~ ' - -, - - -1 - -. - -1 I ________/ ___ 3 t ' i ' ___ ) — / - - f . — . -. - - -- tt;- - -. .. . . . . ____ / • - . - ' ig.' T SASTER5 _ K 0 _____) . . - am - — N. I . 7 -\ - F Z - - - - •:-. ______ / I - ___ ___ 1 *1ZP.11 .. / , ---( .. e i I - ________ 'ft - , - 4 • rl~ , A _______ llzr V__ r _0~1 - i" - j _____ - ____ .) ' ' ______ / - _ / - I - _____ : __Tmi _ - -M t __ - =_ :~ 7:f7; --_-_;_iaoii — - - Ill (AP) A "It was m son all right He with persons whom he believes age defectio ns by Soviet sea. _______ widow says two Communist was terribly malnourished and are "tied to a thplomatic m men. t plan never develagenishvedemandedw hndownabeard,butitwas sionlnSoutheastMla." -oped. $25,000 and $500,000 for proof my son. They said the picture Iiesaidhetalkedtodifferent her son is alive and to start n was taken three months ago," however, he accurately re. representatives at each of the sealed in l'972 before it was of gotiatlons for his re lease as a she said TT prisoner of war In laos three meetings, but wasn t sure ficlall) announcod that Secre t S3) who they whethe r the) are "wor ki _M = =-1 ng for tar) of State Henry A Msstn Jean Macdonald returned were or who they represent ed I -a government or on their on ger made sec ret ist to over the weekend from a meet- All they would say was that behalf for monetary gains." So viet Union prior to the Nixon ing in Mexico ty with two men they were Communisis" The U S government has dis summit who showed her a picture of a She met the agents through creted previous reports man she identified as her son. the Rev. Paul Lindstrom, a let- pr that The Rev. Mr. Lindstrom said ________________________________ is oners of war are still be ing he and other represen They would not let her keep the vent anti-Communist who has held in Southeast Asia. tati ves of photo but told her she would be been active in work involving the Christian Defense League. .. The min is contacted tater, she said ter owedin lfll he an umbrella for POW MIA men listed as prisoners of war would form a force of 100 groups, have established con or missing in action. Ist [A. George D. Macdonald, i II rr 3K At -' I -, I _ i by "I'l 1 7 --_ .,,.. - - - I F r =7;! --- -_ , .~, -- _____ -L - . IF ?-?-F"- ~ . - - . - - - I \ K 7 lil : a navigator aboard an Air I I ___ __ \ ____ 1 I 46 I s WASHINGTON (AP) d _~ L. i_., M -, w . __ - A E - — ___ I - -I -- ~ - % r__ __ - . .-, I - -- - _ f I ________ - -.-- --- ~7 - - ~!l _____ ____________ - - I - Z___ - . - - - L '... IV - L - ' ____ __ I -- _____ ____ _.-__ - - - .1, --_- _______________________________ - ____________ -- - _r -- - - HIGH JUNIOR OFFICERS OVIEDO i __- - ____, % - t ____ - ;--- "F tF rVew_fm I - , F---_ f an ledo High School JunIor Class President Bill) h1tchum tright has three er attracthe assistants (from left) Reene 1ncko, treasurer, Robyn secretary; and Laura , vice president (Herd Photo b Bill Vincent) Smith 0 u a HAVANA, Cuba (AP)-Prime McNarnara maintained tt worii has not su enly i _;I- W 1-1 - Q -,10 t%A f. :'_ it w 1.11 . j 1. --; - ?kV F' 0 T ,a in FF, The ice has been broken," ' A 1 P! *4t -'.v id ill__L_-;! e FA I R - q , Gertie Stalling In `~~ - Tji%1 -Tg --1 _ _ Pell said the meeting with raised during the meeting were Minister Fidel Castro met with Sen Jacob K Jaith, H N Y, Castro was frank warm and Cuban attempts to xp re tso tthierican senators who told reporters after he and Sen friendly." but neit he r senator lution the sta tus of nine Amen, even though there is said afterward they got the Claiborne Pell R. ., unpresion that Cuba is inter thre 11 bI sLremtion,unactpt ested in working toward a nor Sunda)hours Ight with Castro late lrnproe climate between the bland and Anncan property two countries be in the of taken oer by the Castro go malizatlon of relations withtwo senators were in end fing. growth prospects ernment. States their threa visit today. Jauts said anion' the i ssues Ile contended the oil-producdd ' _____ LF_-"_ _f,F -__ _ TV_L.--__ -LzAii-1,_.~, - -- the next fie sears to assist created a desperate situation The program v ______________ - , % ____ - - . - - V- - - _________________________ _____________________________ I 1 . - - appro v ed b) the World Bank President Robert people in poorer nations. for the poorest of the developing bank's executive board for the S. McNamara called on the oil. Addressing the opening ses. countries whose people have 1975 fiscal year would provide the sion of the annual meeting of per capita Incomes of less than producing countries and governors of the World Bank, $200 per year. highly industrialized nations he said the increasingly turbu McNamara said the World the fiscal year wilich ended day to provide SM billion over lent world economic scene lias Bank must increase its lending. June30 ______________________________ - 64" I jw .fl __ ___ - Ll - - - - ___-_____ -r 1_--) 1 I I- - - 1 I - ______ - L~__ __ 1 f -1._____ i ---- - 01 McNamara A'ai r 4, ______ I I commandos to free Southeast tacts in Vientianne, Laos, anti The Rev. Mr. Lindstrom said Asian war prisoners, but later in Thailand. --- - _____ - - - - _____ shot down Dec. 21, 1972, over ranged the Mexico meeting He also attempted in 1970 to wants to meet with Pres Laos. after two previous meetings form a fleet of boats to encotw- Ford and Kissinger. ,~._Vlt) ___ __ _. -- ? _____ - ------ . - _. . _iK_ __1 C 0 Howie Sc -nex er 1 11 =L Z - __ - _ - • - _________ & _;:.__ __ .. _ -_ -~_ _-_ - - -__ ____ -zr ____ ___ 3K - - ___ _____ I 4 f _____ ____ ' - annexations and rezonings .. - - law '4 - ._ ____ I vised both completed, in his judgment Longwood and Altamonte theywould fall under the new Springs that they can complete in n . - EVANN, - C, ' - rezg; inrprethUon of development, Mooney said He rezonings in October under old new law, Although the Mooney bill added that the new law required public hear procedures on the advice of ings at Saying the law provides that specifically defin es contiguity which adjacent property their respective city attorneys. all laws, whe ther special ac or that new land touch ci ty owners in the annexed areas in Sanford City Atty. Vernon city charters, which conifict prope rty) to make s ure that th Mize said today a substantial wi th the state e both county and city territory w are repealed cities will not pockets ate of cod objct,city officials very reduction the number of as far as the conflict is con. land surrounded by City seldom changed their puns in annexat,ion petitions ran. be cerned. "rop'rty. I epcted in Sanfo. IC. He said if aflnezatit Cusseiberry City Atty. the public hearings. ee S ansom or . _____ _____ -- . ____ I , - 7 _ -. ______ _____________ - - DEGI5ioNL) . J) . ii // a r ___ ,/ - I — ____ . ...WHICH SHOULD TAKE CARE OF THE COST O REPAIRIN& MY / - — _______ . . -- • I 'TOUR MOST UP4LJSUAL ENTRY WINS FIRST PRIZE ° ENpIVELLARSf... -. — -- y(f I legislature, McIntosh said, 1 , ouldn't tell yo-1.1, Oe Davis, city attorney for / unless al n by Ile dded that most wners :?e county the petitioning Approvals by the count) city bounds involve zoning brd in Seminole can be exchanges increase densit) "1 peeled to be few and far bet- don't think t - ________ A ' IN BLAZE - (_ % __________ BEES BURN / .- - - ces, IN ( _____ ______ _____________ - .A _______________________________________ ___________ . I "it may take a court case to already begun. ween. County Commissioners agree to most of these that want determine which is correct," he The special legislative act, %. authorized by Mooney, now __ that deveIope annex their Preliminary steps have Mooney said the new law a ls o repealed, requ ired cities to properties to cities to gain begun on three or four an_________________________ , Of specifically prohibits a city notify adjacent property higher density zoning than nexations involving rezoning rom runni ng down a road or owners and ' advertise im the county petitions filed ana resolutions power easement - corridor pending annexations — government and adope eressing the cit)'s annexation — to take in rezoning ff Changes in zoning Genera1i Seminole County desire to annex Mize said he property, and requires the were permitted only after a 90 I a n d d e v e lopm e n t has adv ised the city It can cities to have servi NMI equal in day wait ing peod requiremenls are more followthelawappljcable before those furnished o th er citizens, Cities, however, began — rgentthdnci() regulations Oct 1 in thesecs immediately aatlable to the counting the 90 day period when lore than half of Seminole's State Rep Eugene Mooney newly annexed property annexation petitions re f il ed s --Sajord, Ike Ma, (R-Casselberry), noting he is owners ne only victimi In this house fire on Country Llub Road near Airport Boulevard, Sanford, were Altamonte ceedingat.nnal speed the Springs and not an allorney, disagreed with swarms of angry horned and bs When Altamonte Springs land clearer Dave Gibbs moved in to Longwood General Purpose of the new annexati )ns and rezoning - plan to complein Mize's and the o ther city at clear an old 1M2 house tm land to be 'ned to commercial development, his workers were to promote sound, urban usuail) takes at least 90 days several annexations and torneys' - - I L other procedural conflicts . %" 6 ____ ,LM r v - - - - _ 'K - . kkw _- ____ 11 - - ,, ... county commission. flezoning of annexed lands to provide higher densities (more _ / HOU_I - __ - k _________________ - - __ __ - ___ - t ' - 3 / L .- - ____ - -, ~4 j- , - ____ _____________ SH09T . - 4- EXTN AND BZZZ. zolr 15 ALL A ____ - i / SPECIES OPERATE5 ACMPLISMENT! _A ITS OF ____ THAT I KEEP -- I -- pears the initial para graph nu ie itgisiatures intent and extent city growth polici _ -.ft.7- - _-, 116iindahl - I __ 4 .by Stoffel __ - . , 'I . -71. .. - i statt annexation ns increasing their territorial " a-(' -I 1 ~- - - TN' i Kenneth McIntosh sees the w as ver confusing and con. __ ___ i. r P, . . r% - ___ ___ lafl, to become effctic 6 Tuesday, hill virtually S - . II ,,/"/ 1,11fil ,I. J *- ! ,~ -_ ;; 69 us B DONNA Srs HeraldStajfter 3— .: qu , __ __ I Law A on - L nnexa t ion I "'*IN I A,. ' r am~w -- . / _2~f . . - . t . I " -F_t=:: - _ ________ - * I _-_.___ . .&J ... - i --. T_ - - = 1 WoRkouT- 1, : i 11 LN / 41 I J , ~ , IV . ., y / _ r- r ___ Tht i .0 I I ; / - — V ~~: _J I :) I IS ONE LITTLE - I q ______ -- - .- . - __ UGO 0 GAuE I '', . . - - - - ____4z~ OWEVER TRE - ~1 1 -,, .-/ -1 .- MORE HIGH— OAE A- , - if v i I J!!71?v 9/29 /'~~ — SEE I - , , 1i . . 0 _ _r ort I - I. - .- rna L-At--___ ____ ___ I - __ _____ _______ I - I ____________ 0 -- - ~ii - ___________ i I- - -\ I/ -- I _ _______ ____ I _---_ I 1. 1 ________________ - I - - - — --- - - '. -- -- -. - -.. I -.- . . - •- - - - . ,. -. - - -4 --. • _____ r ' I - -L I j - - toda) and began to weaken Index 4 --- -- Ing countries have gained hu9t. MIAMI (Ai)) -- Hurricane nad.., ii-rthward to Barbado, ______________________ . _____________ I i I Weather Detall,i Page 3A ________________ I - - -- - -- --- - I fU, - Gertrude stalled in the Atlantic and Martinique. II I II I IF - - . - l South Atlantic ( - . - -1. Z- . : _~I 1 It - / / . ,= -__ - Lilk, County Studies Ra* Sneed wealthy nations may be le they honed to "We're running about normal , - -I - - i I - - I I ~ ~~_ _. __ - --, ' ':.-- I I 4- •-.-'. ' I. - ': -1 . ----I-.- __ _ _ . ______ ______-_-M_ ~ - -- - •4 -• -. -.- I - - - -, . - v - - - -- - •- 4'' I - . - I - I • I • ' . —*= . :'' o" -• - Lh I I .' " "I' -. . _1_' . , ••__ 1-__--- ;;/.__ - . - -. .: /4 - -. ':---..- ' ' a I t _,• - - TT;'. - — -, __ - , - ___ -. 1 - T- - - -. . -i 1 ._ - - . - ____ !, 1:~Ir _ W_'T_ _1_ia_ _ Seminole Count) Corn Altamonte Springs Mayor of a police survey sh owing missioners today instructed Norman Floyd Indicated his time of year, said I have been going it i s the thro ugh poorest nations, I he Count) Atty Howard Marsee in city ma y not wait for county the Cd) cane Center reported. Clark. "IV average number of Around The Clock at speeds as high as 70 4A said that are faced with in. investigate its authority to action. Floyd said he will Bridge miles an hour. IA hurricanes per year is five, and flation that penalizes the poor regulate train speeds in recommend to s city Ger tr ude, wi th early morning Gertrude il is number four" counc Lo ngwood Council Chairman more than the rich Asked how a normalization of Calendar ...................3A winds up to the minima! burncooperation with municipal Tuesday night to adopt an or. n Schreiner said six or se en relations could be in prospect in The season's most destrucComics officials. 7A cane status of 75 miles an hour, dinance regulating train speed serious accidents have oc- view "Almost every element in the hurr icane of these statements, Pell Fill which The board indicated it will within the city to a maximum of turned win the last year at replied "There is a difference nt economic situation has % killed thousands In Hondu pica] storm later call a piblic hearing on the 35 miles per hourDea r He said he Longwood y a railroad in. between words and actions.ess than two weeks ago. will also urge that 8 resolution tersec-ions. and has been com pounded even The workshop session among be adopted, d irect ed to the Earlier in the season, Hurri. further for many of them by the The senators likened Cuba's Sanford City Manager W. E. Dr. La mb 8A was tenterc near latitude , county and city officials was county commission and , ca ne Becky swirled harmlessly natural disasters of flood, State (Pete) Knowles said his city is attitude to that of the Soviet north, longitude 56,6 west, Horoscope ------ • ---------called today in the wake of a Department of 1anspoUo Obituaries not interested in lowering into the open Atlantic and Hur- drought and crop failures. train Union and China, bo th of which . train! collisicn at the Milwef eqwricane A hurricane watch remained tIng regulatory authority speed limits. "Our problem have improved relations with Carmen slarnined intO These countries need $3 billion School railroa-I croming that be enacted to enforc,e safe wi 3A in effect for the Windward the Lo uisiana Gull Coast before t $4 billion more per year in the th trains going t oo, slow at the United States while main. resulted In the death Of a' train speeds. 'oil 6A IsLinLs frOlil fobago and (pre thing o ver Texas, Crossings, and holding up ta ming a tough anti-American he sa id. (acelberr man last week He submitted detailed 'r1, h. c 1 i'ur H fki it de c l arations about 200 miles southeast of for the number of hurricanes at this time. - _L ~ operations against the Allende regime in Chile. Ile also charged that the United States rather than the oil-exporting countries is responsible for the Id economic crisis. Barbados, the National Hurri for this --'- . -d-- z~~Ftu_ , -_! k - 1,5~ ~.Aa~ : ~ J �2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Sept. 30, 1974 POLICE BLOTTER ~ -----~....__~ - - rir"frtknc Terri '-' .10 , ,,, ist N ..Y, 01 . ,"%1-~!,1!** 'A "'' NATION iI Mineral Crisis Predicted - StaI Id .f?_ - - United States. He warned that Americans must stop treating minerals and Umber as disposable items, adding that recycling and reclamation are the answers. Kyl pointed out that U .S. technology has only found ways to get "about one-half the coal out of the average mine, and only about one-third of the oil from the average well, and some waste piles at copper mines )ield more copper than some new mines." - uerrillas Will CHICAGO (AP) Fire swept through apartments above a tavern on Chicago's South SiriP, '!!!L'g class neighborhood, Prison Reck To NGrm(jI ARCADIA, Fin. (A?) Prison officials say calm has nturned to DeSoto ColTectional Institution where 200 inmates threatened violence for 12 hours. Officials said there were no Injuries and no damage from the incident Friday and extra guards brought into the facility to restore order were sent home Sunday. "We had flout 50 to 75 families visiting here, and everything else seemed about normal, too," Rankin Brown, superintendent of the 600-man minimum security facility, said Sunday. - th '.", alestine guerrilla groups are expected to go along wi th Yasir Arafat's new peacef ul strate gy despite the opposi. ton of the Popular Front for the Ep!i n y - the Republican's. McGovern spokesmen say Thoraness' representatives are using Inflated figures. But no one has disputed that both candidates are receiving 4eavy financing from beyond the state's borders. WORLD IN tends the government's eviJury that Indi cted the men last March 1 also voted clence against f to name UM-President Nixon iential prosecutoruys it isn't but he uaco.cotplrator, BRIEF wants the legal question Nixon has been subpoenaed cleared up before putting Stra- as both a prosecution and de. chan on trial. few witness. DeSpinola Quits Presidency LISBON, Portugal (AP)— Gen. Antonio de Spinola resigned as president of Portugal today after the leftista forced him to cancel a conservative rally In his honor. The 64-year-old front man for the young military of(leers who overthrew the heirs of the Salazar dIctitorhip in April announced his resignation in a television broadcast. His departure removes the last prominent conservative from the ruling military group. His voice breaking with emotion, Spinola said he was quitting because the country was crumbling Into "chaos and anarchy "and he was powerless to prevent It. He said the principles of the April revolution were being betrayed and Portugal was speeding toward "false ___ I NEW YORK (A?) again, and he is willing to forgo agers of corporations are reManbelsuccess for happi ness. Hug these days against the geo4. The wife who Is approa ch. Mir graphical moves that became ing middle-age and whose chilassocIatedwl th upwardmo)iJ. dren are grown up and u ng ity, or success, during the 1960s. away from her home. She has a Th e reaction, says Euge ne need for esta blished relation-%ir 1i Jennings, -- j'j management piofes- ships with other women or 1;it:-4 sor at Michigan State Univer- ganizatlons, She refuses orto f - ' sity, Is creating pandemonium move. In some large corpora tion.,, Lwhich had come to Oft of their ZJ management group as totally predicta ble. HE'S MAKING HIS MARK "Now they have uncertain rke ts and uncertain supma Sculptor An thony Lockwood uses his chain saw to carve statue plies, and on top of those they from a dead tree at Lincoln, R.L ha ve managers whose behavior in regard to geographical changes also Is Uncertain," I Jennings said. In the l960s, he e need to move wasun. - - ANKARA, Turkey (A?) Premier Bulent Ecevit resigned today for the second time in two weeks after falling to form a new coalition government. President Fahri Koruturk accepted the resignation and was to make a statement later in the day on the govern- :.. ment crisis. Ecevit resigned two weeks ago because of "Irreconcilable differences" between his own Republican Peoples party and their partners-in-government, the Moslem National Salvation party. The two parties had been at odds over Cyprus policy and cultural, educational and economic matters. Kissinger Seeks Role In Cyprus Settlement Allende Backer Assassinated - SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) President Nguyen Van in made his first public appearance In Saigon In two nths today amid mounting political dissent and ac. iations of personal corruption. . lsewhere In Saigon today, plainclothes polkemci hed up Associated Press photographer Neal Ulevich Haney Howell of the Q)Iwnbia Broadcasting System hey tried to photograph a miaii antigovernment onstration outside the National Assembly. - -- Jennings, who pioneered in questioned. or sucem, has identified four NEW YORK (A?) Secy- to the role he has ta ken In the common types among the Irntary of State Henry A. KIssin.. Arab-Israeli crisis. ger is moving toward a bigger Kissinger and Mavros gave middle Manager, age role In t he frto work ou t a .15 to to $30,000 a year In salary. He n.ia.Iflger s first on ax- generallti to newsmen. has moved 8 to 10 tImes al- SHERRY BURLESON riving In New York Sunday was ready, with probably five of MI. Dora Christian Home and to meet with Greek Foreign The Middle East may occupy those moves pr no no- Bible School Senior Sherry Minister George Kissinger as much this week as Uceable climb oducing tin the 1add'r it--a-- DUJ1CIOU, daughter of nextitexnonhjslcbe(JuJe W a Cyprus. The "entree" Manag , Mt. ni! Mrs. W.E, Burl,aou breakfast meeting today wi th er He is giving a dinner tonight Just one step above the beginOf the Turkish foreign minister, for representatives ) Fairtane Circle, Sanof the naner. He Is less than five yas rord, will be featured In the Thran Gunes. tions of the Arab League and Into his career. He be Who's lieve, that Who Among American Kissinger has been moving gradually into a more direct plans meetings with various husband and wife can make as 111gb School Student; 1fl3.74, ri he rokin the Cyprussltuatlon In Arab leaders du ng t week. much money staying put as She Is acti ve In Dra Club, Anion Wednesday he will have they could if they were mobile Varsity rcct weeks as other efforts to a session Cheerleader, and a with Israeli Foreign and had only capella chorus, and received one salary. ariT'nge settlement have MInis te r Ylgal Allon. The broken home type. He outstanding award for failed to bring the Greeks and Before leaving Washington, barn who proIjby science. Turks back into negotia tions. Kissinger met lost She plans to attend for 90 minutes marriage and home because of Texas Women's University, hopes that the two He sides will let him be a go-between similar with Syrian Foreign Minister too many moves In the 1900s. and major In Nursing and Abeel HaTh'n Khaidam , Now he Is happily married minor in General Science. -__ - ' '.:: ________--- 19-year-old c!erk, % !Ie1Uk1 Sunday Hendd Pubt,th,'d Daily 'nd Sufldy. r'iept Saturday and Chr,tm DAY by The Sanford Herald, Inc.. )OO H French Ave, Sanfo'd ri., )fl?l 'i :ond Week SS Year S7e.40 Ca erry .,. ---- ,, , - '""- L_ - ., - -...... • - ealth ll Epected Panel - ' $ lUI WEATHER (SI SIDING SERVICE becoming northerly IS to oc John H. Stubbs ca% oraIIy7OrrpPth m,.n,ngctby Place. to2p.m. Katina Brown early afternoon, and becoming OCTOBER 5 northeasterly tonight and Tut%dy Glen J. Miller, Deltona Devonshire Homeowners •c Angela 0. Hawkins, Deltona es Tuday—I:2$ Daytona Beach am 1:43 pm iow Association annual meeting and Howard W. Grate, Deltona 200 a m., 2 24 pm Port Canaveral—high Sc* am, 1.15 hotdogroast,3p.m.,670'l'rjnity E llen C. Haupt, DeBary Court, Longwood. P rn; low 112 a m. 713 pm. JAMES SMITH Railroad. He was a member of Barbara Matthews, DeBary Cold air spread over 8 John R. Woolley, DeBary Presbyterian Church of the Great Platn and Misisspp Val IV James B. Smith, 62, of 304 Covenant, Sanford, the United early toiay, sending temperatures Watercolors for the Beginner, Gladys D. Lasher, DeBary I tonearfr:ing marks yer m uch 0 q 7.10 p.m., 10 weeks, Seminole Tangerine Dr., Sanford, died Barbara Morrison, Transportation Union, and the area Adult Sunday. Born in West Union, W. Junior Ca.sselberry Brotherho od College, of Railroad But the National Weather Srvce Walter Sad the latest cold snap wOuld be Education Campus, Bldg. i Va., he came to Sanford 13 Trainmen. H. Palmer, shorl Iied. with rap4d warmung Room 8, Call SJC for reser- yearsagofromftomney,w, Va. Survivors Include his wife, Casselberry expected over the affected areas He was a former prosecuting Maude Moffatt, Longwood; by rations. Carolyn A Grothe, Wednesday attorney for Doddridge County, daughters, Mrs. Thelma Altamonte Springs Late last week a similar cold snap OCT. 8 killed mi.h of the corn and Soybeans Free blood pressure tests, 24 W. Va., BIRTHS . and was recently Warrenberger, Lake Park; and In the northern plains and t associated with Jim Hunt Mrs. Leona L. Mr. & Mrs. John D. (Emma p.m., Seventh-day Advent is Plough Mississippi Valley regions Realty, Sanford. He was a Navy Ashley, Salamanca; son, Claude Harley Lee) girl, Sanford Early morning temperatures Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. ranged from lldegrees at WilIi%tn veteran of WWII and a member Moffatt, Conneaut, Ohio; six DISCHARGES N 0., to $1 t Blythe. Calif Understanding Today's of the Christian Church, San- grandchildren; five great- Sanford: Technology, Seminole Junior ford and Light snow fell :n norThern Mm Moose Lodge 1851. Linda L. Green grandchildren and several nesot and rain was reported .n College S-Ill, 7 10 p.m., 10 Survivors include his wife, nieces and tipper Michigan. central New York nephews. Susan M. Robertson weeks. Call SJC for and northern new Eng land reser- Hannah Smith, Sanford and Rev. John C. Miller Gramkow Funeral Home in - Area Deaths tides • . - . the northern OCT. . - rations, brother. Denzel Smith. Smith Old Saybrook, Conn. Funeral services and burial in West Union, W. Va. chnr' ., railroad freightman with Bessermer and Lake Erie BETTY CARi ER 322-1012 Sanford, W GRAMAu SANDRA RAWLINS FUNERAL HOME Cuselberry $349212 Forest City lwn. Funeral Notice C. Sistar Jr offictatng Burial n Oaklawn Memorial Park Grmkow Funeral Home Chatger " - COMMERCIAL . - T - - Budget, Sets TaxMillage - - -0 Volusia County taxpayers were granted a 1.2 mill reprieve Thursday by the county cornmission, when it approved the new budget of $27,333,029. The commissioners trimmed the original fiscal proposal by more SOFFIT - FAC IA - S H U TT E RS SEAMLESS GUTTERS— RAILINGS. FREE ESTIMATES t than $1.7 million. The reduced millage, now established at 3.967, is also the result ut a rise' III assessed __ LNO BANK RATE i 8624815FINANCING - vea $805 million, -t UI UUT1OSL The budget cutting took its Meet Your Worst Enemy toll in the forui of elimination of 32 employment positions, in. The Termite Donna M. Gault, DeBary cluding a count)' physician, John Williams, Altamonte accountant, deputies, vehicle Springs maintenance and data Sandra I Volusia OK's rwrw.'... Ruby Ann Juntley & boy DeBary - 1IUUIIUUH Charles E. Bachman Sr., SIDING RESIDENTIAL port for it. -, - — tlI&f) K. Talmadge. processing workers. Also, the Casselberry cost of living clause was deleted Arthur Lindsay, Genera from the employes' contract. Dale D. Sheets, Merritt Overtime pay will be reduced Island by $100,000. ' ' A j. . WORKER — 444 1*— SOLDIER '\ I7 - '/, I ASM - 1010 : WINGED REPRODUCTIVE QUEEN DID YOU KNOW THAT: I Termites damage S homes as fires? times as many tm Termites cost Americans over $S00,000,000 More than twice the damage done by all tornadoes, hurricanes, and wind. storms combined, i. That your largest single Investment i your home. Altamonte Spr,In9s 8349212 Male ('.adcrni .. health bill," he is going to have to rally il)' some Republican sup. a year? MARILYN GARLAPflI SHIRLEY MILLET 4.00016 Lillie - - from that city. He was a retired T, Charlie Johnson . 4 Ruth , Gramkow Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements. MO F F A 1. c I F F 0R o CLIFFORD MOFFATT LELAND— Funeral services fOr Clifford Leland Moffatt, 87, of Clif'Ord Leland Moffat, 57. of Fit H. 1 Box 215, Longwood, died I, Box us. Longwood. whO died will be held Tuesday a?) Sunday. Born in Salmanaca, pSunday, m at Gramkow Funeral N.Y., he came to Sanford in 1950 Home Chapel with Rev. William .S .1 L)€ 2'jekoM -- - 4 Po1Qf Pad at -'ntora rh)reda 31111 by Cf4r en , ' Clat Subcr*p$ion Rates asses - jjY' Secretary Earl Butz will take an active part In th e world rood conference Opening Nov. $ Iii Roini. He has been W$1fl1fl that lowered latin Admir,istratr, CALNO - . - KEY FIGURE Utility - a .1 Ofñcer, O(. 1,9:30 .%.M. HOSPITAL NOTES - ) ~, Zoning Administrator, Building Official, Pollution Control lcinarks froiii the floor -'.-- . - - - -._ belonging to the Popcorn Ed Ewn!n Count i CALENr)AR . ____ /_____________J ConslderationofOrdinaneeto establish Trallwood Street Chief Fire Administrator, ri Cl Approval of Minutes of July She ff, County Attorney, Clerk, Op sse lb 30, Augut 6, August 13, August Administrative Assistant, and S a n ford Recreat ion 20; Special Meeting of August Clalrznan. Classes in tennis for begin- demonstration by Darryl Department officials said today ners start next SEPT, 30,7:3OP M. 22; and Regular Meetings of Monday and Payne The classes will meet on rernstratlon is still open for fall classes for intermediates Minutes— Budget Work August 27 and September 3, start Fridays for adults from 2:30- Sessions— cigar ettes were found near fJ art, tennis and archery classes uct. t. The ciue August 8, 1974 . 1974. uu building where Ra nda ll was Lake Mary '..iwwvii, ,i that sta rt soon, pv.i C instruction in str Re"" I, C:'-" _..,o -.' Local Jults Uarrested, police said. okes, scoring, 14, 4-5 p.m. The recreation 1974; August Art classes will meet on strategy and serving. 16, 1974; August tendcnt, and County Engineer, meats) The department will furnish Randall remained in Mondays and Thursday from 4- classes are open to boys and James H. Williams of all 21, 1974; August 22, 1974; Clerk's Report Re: Bids OCT.2,7:30p.mn. Seminole County Jail today, in necessary equipment. A small August 28, 1974; August 29, received on County Group Crystal View South, reported 5:l5p.m.Classes for 12-16-year. CasselberryCityl-Iafl lieu of $15,000 bond, on a rob- the theft Saturday night of a 10- olds will begin this Th ursday girls ages 11-14. Students must registration fee will becharged 1974; September 3, 1974; Sep. Insurance supply their own tennis Recreational Advisory charge. .1 -' IA uau v -.;u uLpdc V4IULU ilL •J iur o-ii'year-oius .'epemoer a, ?ublicHearings_7:oop,., Persons with questio ns bo a ut Committee—attempt to 1974; September 6, 1974; Sep. Public Hearing on Complaints are sche'4"led to start next racquets and pay a small the classes can obtain more coordinate recreational registration fee. Monday. Students must supply information by telephoning the tember 7, 1974; September 11, against Seminole Disposal. programs throughout county, their own materials and pay a Archery classes will o pen recreation department at city 1974; September 12, 1974; (Cont'd) Rezone from A-i Flood and drainage—Cal small rcgistratiun fee. September 14, 1971. Oct. 11 with a trick.shot hall. Agricultural to C-2 General DeVuney _________________________________________ Request from L&S Product. Retail Commercial. property Coordination of utility voims, Inc. on west side of SR 434, north of systems within the county— —Z O I Proposed specifications for Sand Lake Road (Lord). county uti lity director, county SEPT. 30 household refuse and yard (Cont'd) Appeal against planning staff and entire county Sanford Senior Citizens Club, Alcoholics Anonymous, trash. decision of Board of Adjust- commission invited to par. closed meeting, Holy Cross noon at Chic Center, bring sack Authorize annual audit SEPTEMBER 27, 1974 ment in denying a lot size ticipate. Carrie Hodges DISCHARGES Episcopal Church Parish lunch. Program: William Resolution 268—amending ADMISSIONS variance in an R-IAA Zotie on Dorothy P. Carr Sanford : House. 400 Magnolia Ave &g McQuatters will show film. Johnnie W. Porter, Naomi Davis "Bunko Squad." Sanford: P.M. Charles M. Craig Mar)' G. Vezina Sanford An-Anon Family OCTOBER 2 Ethel L. Bennett H Bi Amos J. Deere James F. Hall Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Floyd S. Becker Women's Film Festival, 7:30 James 0. Smith Ethel Hillsman Church Parish House, 400 p.m.at Seminole Junior college Tyrone Taylor Daphne W. Connelly Rodney C. Carr Jr. Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Carolyn Sapp (new administration building). Selma Burd Kenneth S. Anderson 'To Leng'wood Area Chamber Laura Ann Getty Sylvie Paye David L. Smith Charlie Brown Commerce, 8 p.m., First OCTOBER 3 Debora Stephens & boy Leon Steinmeyer WASHINGTON (AP) SenFederal of Seminole, SR 434. Hazel Goff Overeaters Anonymous, Another hurdle for the legisLeon Steinmeyer Roger L Jarand ate Finance Committee mem- lation may be erected by Senate Fire Chief Roy LaBosslcre, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Linda L. Green Cecil L. Eagleton, DeBary Emmeline T. Best hers have virtually reached and House members who want Georgia Kerr, DeBary guest speaker and Richard Civic Center. Barbara Mary J. Hamill, DeBary J. Daniels agreement on a health insur- a much broader measure than Swann will Lisa A. Lemoolne, Deltona "Bunco Lake Brantley Band Boosters Francis T. Rearden, DeBary Star C. human ance bill they would like to see the one under consideration in Boys." Edward Dombrowski, Association, 8 p.m., school Rose Lugo, Deltona Ruth E. Mueller, Deltona passed in the closing Deltona months of the Finance Committee. OCT. 1 room. Refreshments prior to Celia G. Schenck , Delt Mttie M. R usse ll , Deltona the 93rd Congress. D e lt ona Will ie C. Davis, Eustis Licensed Practical Nurses meeting Chief features of the bill area for all band parents, Dennis U. Mitchell, Lake Ralph J. Ge bert, DeBary But chances for such legisla- plan to protect families from Association, Div. 38 will Officers and directors meet Byron 0. Chlesa, Maitland Mary at Dempsey Carnes, DeBary ton still are highly uncertain the huge expenses sponsor plasticswares party, 6:45 p:m. of a ca. Neil Caldwell, Osteen Wilma J. Morgan, Lake Mary even though It has been given Mary H. Watson, Orlando 7:30 p.m., Lakeview Nurs ing tastrophlc illness and an imJohnnie W. Tyson, Oviedo Eugenia K. Allen, Winter top priority by House and OCT 5 Center, Sanford. proved health care program for Ruby Z. Kimes, sorrento Springs SEPTEMBER28, 1974 Rummage Sale, United Senate Democratic leader -z, the poor. Lawrence Freebersyer, Oviedo High School Band Methodist Church, Enterprise Patricia A. Sharpe, Mims ADMISSIONS Sen. Russell B. Long, D.La., Deltona Parents, 7:30 p.m., school Sanford; Joan Flowers, Osteen beginning atga.rn Clothing for the library, Alva D. Drennen SEPTEMBER 29, 1974 all ages and assorted household the bi ll his panel is s BIRTHS Grace Talmadge ADMISSIONS items. expected to approve, says one Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Laura) Sanford: Augusta R. Howell of the key factors is how much Getty, girl, Sa nford Angela D. Patterson Innatuls Frank Olivo effort President Ford Is willing St. Ann's Church Bazaar, off Mr. and Mrs. James (Ethel) Emma Lee Ashley Roy L. Capps 17-92, DeBary. to put behind the legislation. Food, games, Bennett, girl, Sa nf ord Yesterday's high $I low ft's Eula Gamble George Lutkus prizes, han craf di ts, starts at 1 Ford has asked this Congress morning 77. There was Si of an inch Bar bara Perez James Lee Alloway, DeBary INC to act on a broad health care p.m. of rain since Friday DISCHARGES M ae D. Fort Wilbert C. Shaw, DeBary bill. Mostly fair through Tuesday and OCT. 5 Sanford: coolic with highs to upper S and Myrtle L. Dunlap Violet E. Vickers, DeBary But Long comments that, if Flea Market, Redeemer toes tonight mid to ur SOS Windt Johnnie Cowan Et he l Caldwell Margaret Bush, Geneva ALUMINUM • VINYL • STEEL the President "really wants a Lutheran Church, 103 W. 25th - .___ . But it Is the only way 80. ' year-old Ed Artls, known as Popcorn Ed, can be sure he won't end up with a cash register full of useless Paper at the e4 of T (Carrigan & Boland, Inc.). Lightin g District. Reports: County Planner, Pass Senate - -.- Popcorn. Realty re Semcran Park the Idea has been resurrected lion sells for near the world robbed the Majik Market at Altamonte Springs Citizens Ford closed his economic as "one of many Ideas under market price of a bout $10 a Team—request for waiver of Jasmine Road and SR 436 today at 5:03 a.m. I-Ic escaped summit conference Saturday study," sign permit barrel, with $l and the evs to a car Corres pondence Art, County Request of Cross , - LONG BEACH, Calif. (A?) Former Prejident Richard M. Nixon was Production and d*in,tic described as "a man demand limit, U. S. ability to greatly Increase food aid for remarkably alive devt10 excellent spirits" by the countries, archbishop of the Los Angeles Roman Catholic diocese who visi ted him at the hospi ta l during the weekend. "He look ed be tter than I've seen him In two Years," said Archbishop Timothy Cardinal Manning. "He showed no signs of strain or illness. He said he was in no pain. Iwas amazed. He was in excellent spir its, very happy.', VALLEY CITY, ND. (AP)PopnEd'sn saves him from bankruptcy. A customer unfamiliar with Ed may wonder why I)* popcorn vendor sniffs, fingers and jerks a dollar bill offered for a bag of . , Izatlon for the poor. The widow of President Johnson and daughters Lacy Nugent and Lynda Robb Presented the awards tO former Mayor Ivan 4 of Atlanta. Ga., and Franklin A. Thomas, President of the BedfordStuyvesant Restoration Corp., here Saturday. The awards, $1Z500 each to Allen and Thomas, were esta blished to honor American, who have made It substanfl con tribution .. . -. - Archbishop Happiness First - - NEW YORK (A?) Lady Bird Johnson and her daugh ter, have presented the second annual Lyndon Baines or Johnson awards to a f mer mayor and the head of a self-help organ. - Premier Ecevit Resigns 'ress 'Roughed Up' Lady Bird to mankl, in their par-. ticular fields of endeavor. Managers Seek democracy." BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) A Chilean supotter of the la:, President Salvador Allende, Gen. Carlos 'rats, and his wile were killed by an explosion beneath eir automobile police said. The deaths early today raised the number of persons Wed by ris!ht-.and left-wing terrnrtsts to a least 27 in Ukt. Y,txk. 'There was no immediate Indication of who was spt'nsible for the assassination of the couple, who fled ross the Andes to Argentina when conservative military aders In Chile ovi'rthrew Mlende $ year ago. The others scheduled to be tried are: Former *lty. Gen. John N Mitchell ; former thief of staff H.R. Haldeman; former Nixon domestic counselor John D. Ebrllchman; and two men who worked for Nixon's re-election committee, former assistant Atty. Gen. Robert C. Mardlan and commit tee lawyer Kenneth W. Parkinson. All are charged wi th con. spi to oLtt justi ce by attempting to keep investiga. tors from lear ni ng who was responslble for the June 1972 Wa. tergate br eak-In and who knew about It. - , - WASHINGTON (A?) Barring a last min ute hitch, selec. tion of a jury begins Tuesday for the Waterga te cover-up trial, the major legal action growing out of the nation's biggest poli tical scandal. At the eleventh hour, U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica still had not ruled whether the trial will proceed with fi ve defèndalhts or six. And he also faced a decision an whether to allow typed transcripts to be used along with snme 33 presidential tapes the prosecu tion wants as evidence. The status of Gordon C. Strachan as a defendant was In doubt, Strachan's lawyer con- - - .,, 'Gate Trial Jury Selection Slated WASHINGTON (AP) The controversial Issue of campaign financing has followed Sen. George McGovern back to South Dakota where It has found its way Into his reelection campaign. Larry ElIaon, press secretary for McGovern's Republican challenger, Leo Thorsneas, says -. . - agreement made by Arafat, the head of the PLO and of the Al Fatah guerrillas, to work with . "•"- Donna Jo Langford, of Poli ce ar rested Robe rt Lee Orlando. The vehicle was Randall, 24, of 1917 12th recovered a short time later by Street, minutes after the rob. a Sheriff's deputy. -.. ization and repudiated the .-.- Avenue. t,'iun nv. ANALYSIS prings happy about this and we can't but met with resistance About 0 per cent of nation's domestic production, hearing on proposed new city be sure Congress will go Ford, Sanford police today were A white male wearing a along," th e source said. "Rut referr ed to as "old oil" is held cha rter. seeking leads on the Identity of woman's stocking over his head we think it's something tha thowever, a White House to a top price of Public hearing continuation— about a a bandit in the Saturday rob. and armed s po kesman conf ir med S un day barrel, mhile the rest of produc. Ronnie Drive with a hand gun would he lp." bery - Liberation of Palestine. The Popular Front, a Marxist organization led by George Ha. bash, last Thursday wi thdrew from the executive council of Ins Palestine LiberaUo Organ- 0 W. In Robbery ', of a convenience store, Two men took an Un. determined amount of cash and cigarettes in a holdup at the 7.11 store at 12th Street and Park executive co unc il in Damascus gee question for the first tlini , I NEW DELHI, India (AP) ernments for a political settle today. But ey indicateu WASHINGTON (AP) th Iney slid by me rtvugI&iIth1 u th nliw Gandhi. the 25Former President Richard ment with Israel. would not quit the council and PLO by Egypt and Syria as th year-old son of Prime M. Nixon offered to return The Popular Front vowed to instead wou ld " work from in- sole legitimate representatfy Minister Indira Gandhi, the blanket pardon granted continue the "armed struggle" side." of the Palesti nian people. and a campus beauty by President Ford after It against Israel. The other 11 guerrilla organqueen had a wedding that touched off a political Two small guerrilla groups, i za tions in the PLO are all exThe PLO maintains that th i was quiet by Indian controversy, a White House th e Iraqi-backed Arab tibet- pected to stick with Arafat. recogni tion Is a "major politi standards. source says. However, the The central council is ex- cal victory" that is worth fol -- _ _ an auwnouue ozier wasn't regarded sopected to endorse Arafat's lowing up at the United NaUon designer, and Menaka riouslv moderate line. a nd later at the Middle Eas Anand, the 18-year-old ation Front and the Popular The offer was "not a Arafat's poaltion aa p talks in C.ern'vp Row. Front daughter of an army of. formal legal offer to turn General Command, strengthened by the ever, the PFLP said the PLC ficer, signed marriage back the pardon because I approved the PFLP's move and of the U.N. Generalagreement Assembly had Join ed "the two Arab comm were thought likely to support it to debate th documents before a local don't think there's any e Palestine question tiiei on the road toward defeat. at a meeting of the PLO's magistrate and close legal way to do that," the as something more than a refu- 1st solu ti ons." relatives and friends, source said Sunday night. Officials said both Instead, he said, N ixon's families wanted a low-key statement was "a sort of ceremony beca use of the casual, off-handed, Indian economic crisis, figurative statement Weddings in India often are men tioned out of polite. huge festive events that ness." demonstrate a family's affluence. I e P Finances Haunt McGovern McGovern's spending has far outdistanced 2nd Suspect Sanjay Gandhi Richard Nixon BFInirr, Most of ew Gc1soline 0 Tax Police Hunt PEOPLE - persons and injuring at least two others, offlcialr said. On e woman and six men, most of them elderly, were killed in the blaze that fire officials said broke out In a front stairwell of the two .6tory building Sunday night. Firemen at the scene said they suspected arson and were conducting an investigation. The apartments, located above a tavern called Harold's Club, were in a working ,V, I Support Peace Talks Chicago Fire Kills 7 N Area Council Agendas I - - G GeNmo Tr Monday, Sept. 30,1974-3A 1974 General Operations Budget Property located on west aide of $5,WO bond each for breaking Park. Resolution and cnte ing uf bUtu bel onging 269—amending DivlsIn Street, Lot 23, Block W,tSHANG'jON AP A with a pledge to send anti-inArresting officer was Sgt. Ed Other elements of the ecoD. IW4 utility Operations Budget (Carrigan & Boland, Inc). to Larry Gilbreath of 6o8 Colby Overman. SEPT. A 7:30 p.m. special tax on gasoline, once flation recommendations to nomic program e ex Cm. at 12:10a.m. today. Charged Federal Revenue Sharing— Opening of bids for fire public safety (Cont'd) Appeal against Red Carpet Inn, Douglas rejected by President Ford, Is Congress within 10 days. A Include help for the housing In. salary & equip. decision of Board of Adjust. equipment. were David Gary Blumenauer. Avenue, reported theft of a gaining favor in the adminis. higher gasoline tax is being dustry in the form of mortgage 21, of 2190 Temple Dr., Winter color television valued at Counc ilman Irwin Hunter— ment. tration and may be a major promoted within the adminis- interest subsidies, budget ment In denying a special cxWork Session Park; James Frank Lewis, 21, from room 249 at 10:03 a.m. proposal In the program Ford tration on grounds it would dis- a public service employment minimum standards cerception In an R.IAA Zone on Request of Seminole County property located on west side of sends to Congress to fight In. courage gasoline consumption program and some tax relief for tificates. Sunda Drug Action Conurllttee , Mayor's report. Inc. Lewety Drive, Let 12, Block F. while raising new tax revenue groups hurt worst by inflation. Phifil, DeAngello of Day's flation, S.-M.D.— tennis courtA White House source said to finance federal programs, Even without a special tax, Lodge, Douglas Avenue parking lot proposal (Cont'd) Appeal against reported theft of cash and Ford is considering raising the such as public service employ- gasoline prices would go up in Altamonte Planning Board recom. decision of Board federal tax on gasoline by any. ment. various items valued at $404 at of Adjust. the future if the government mendatiOn--SPR.74.7—Eastern where from 10 to 20 cents' 9$')I n r" Q"nAn a ial• tlpi'i,pc "JIIcu.)v the g-r.5IoI (W'r I .1fl,, inc nigner gasoline tax was Foods warehouse addition Ion. variance In R-IAA Zone on Planning board recomfirst advocated by Treasury domestic oil industry from Planning Board recom- property located on west side of "We know the public won't be Secretary William E. Simon, price controls, as proposed by mendations. Casselberry mendatlon.—site plan resub- Lowery Drive, Lot 21, Block B. from Simon. Second reading and public mittal fees ' _____________________________ Arab Ford Mn Propose Maitland; Jay Milton Crosby, 19, of W7 Lake Howell Rd.; and Four men were arrested and Timo thy Wayne 'irner, 21 of held In Seminole County Jail on 1040 N. Lakemont Ave., Winter - INDIANAPOLIS, In d. (AP) John Kyl, assistant Secretary of the Interior, predicts the United States Is heading for shortages of minerals and materials that will Lie much worse than the fuel crisis. In an interview with the Associated Press, Kyl said the crisis will hit within five years. fyl noted that a number of regularly used minerals and natural resource products are wholly Imported to the of 2041 ;nt;sprjngs a, negotiating commission be set Include Barbara A. Negotla. up, "but th e Dominican head of th Hutchison, captors got their first food and Vargas, the leader of the ter. the vonsulate. e United Sta tes Infornot agreed to million Service Santo Do. drink In 24 hours Sunday when rorists, told him there was cHon's to free an American dIPlG- government has mat and flvnt 1117hey have two or three 'rs he!d Archbishop pol&nco took sand. Injured or aick person" In the ct upcn that and by terrorists in ye uelan Consulwiche., and soft drinks into me consulate, and that they neeiil atkrerhapa.' he said. But he Venezuelan embassy appeared stalled Security forces in riot gear r-eneral Jesus de Gregorio. consulate with him. Police medicine and water. But the Insisted there was not enough to President Joaquin Balagijer's sources said the day patrolled around the two-story Dominican archbishop told Ambassador destroy the building. Neither authorities nor the stucco building where the ter. go%,ernment rejected all Ule de- government had agreed to the Hurwitch that Miss Hutchison The hostages Include anotheit mands except transportation guerrillas appeared ready to rorists had been holding delivery of food and other consulate official, two !)ominj. Li,peard "well and in g out of the country for the tot- necessities twice a day. resort to force to break six capti ves since Friday, can secretaries and a Spanish spirits." Meanwhile, U.S. deadlock. priest who was applying for a The terrorists demanded $1 bassador Robert A. Hurwfth The government al so cut off Gen. Rafael Guzman Acosta, visa when the terrorists In. ~ ArchbL-hop Hugo rolal,,Lv, 111illiun ,trxl safe conduct to spent most of S y the only person to enter the Cuba or Mexico for themselves I unda In con. the consulate's electricity and the Dominican Republic's vaded the building. Another sultation with government 0(11. telephone service early Satur- law consulate Sunday, said the six and 37 Dominican enforcement officer, denied hostage, a Venezuelan prisoners in ciaLs. tiny, leftist guerrillas requested that exchange for the hostages, who reports th at the terrorists had caped by Jumping out of a see. 1"he six hostages and their I The archbishop said Mendez planted dynamite throughout ond-story window Saturday. an Republic (A?) IN BRIEF •...,.,-. 6 Evening Hereld, Sanford, Ft. S. IN ____ ' That most people have fire and storm Insurance but In many cases they neg. lect to safeguard their home against termites. Don't wait until costly daniag, is done, call us today for a Professional care Professional t'xcelience free termite survey— NO OBLIGATION. Our employees offer fl years of combined experience in phases of Pest Control. all '4ILDA RICHMOND 574 3 167 322-8865 Deltona Call the Prolessionals at Art Brown Inc. Sanfords' Oldest and Largest Company. - t �- [•J.]] :jj Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Slogan Appeal Brings Heavy Mail 0 ye rcro vvdecl J01 S Can 't Be Ignored the state or local level. A letter to Got'. Reubin Askew over the signature of Lottie L. Wainwright, director of the Division of Corrections, would Indicate that a great deal of the problem can be traced directly to the court rooms, We have, the letter suggests, more than our share of 'hanging judges.' notes that "Imprisonment is usel much more extensively in Florida than in most other states. For some years it has been first or second among all states in: (a) Number of persons instateprr1O0,0Osjdentsafld(b) Number of persons sentenced each year to state prisons per 100,000 state residents." So even the institution of more liberalized parole policies in recent years has failed to make much of a dent in tile overcrowding, that, in fact, the system is still overcrowded by a factor of 21 per cent of capacity. And, the letter goes on, "Persons over the age of 18 arrested for most categories of felony crimes in Florida are 1-3 more likely to receive a state prison sentence than is true for the average of all states. The department, which is responsible (or the housing and control of individuals sentenced to state prisons, sees the failure of the system to keep abreast of its growing population a problem for which society itself must share some respon- suited to a country founded on the proposition means of crimes. that the government exists, not as a good In itBut the nation at large, when at length it tasted sell, but to protect the rights and advance the the sour (ruitq irnd netrfted h4....t.. ..t •i.. •--- " "' iiutx. determined that error must be discarded even In recent years two Presidents, one a though the flag itself be wrapped around It, and + + with offers of prizes for the best slogans, We will sort through these offers !nd row them ' (uture column. Meanwhile, please keep your Other suggested slogans are eloquent in their ldas cuiiiing. Send your suggested slogans to simplicity, such as "I Love America," which Slogans, co Jack Anderson, 1401 16th Street, was first proposed by Miami's wise Hank Meyer. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20G36. tXCHANG _____ Suffer -i;j In Natural : . To Shape I ______ [)i sas ters " - On April 3, 1974, what may have been the largest storm of its kind ever observed on earth struck Xenla, Ohio. in two minutes, almost hail the seven.squaremile town was destroyed by winds clocked at 318 up Or (:)ut great organs of liberal opinion in America—In the press, on television, and elsewhere—are making a terrible foo(araw over qiy seven others died later in hospitals. ut 25 were Injureci. The physical damage left In the wake of this monster tornado will eventually be erased. ravages it left in the minds of the survivors may the leaked revelation that the CIA seretiy spent eight mIllion dollars in Qille during the period 1970-73 in support of parties, newspapers and POLJTI ggI miles an hour. Twenty-five people were killed INIIJ%TI0N unions opposed to the Marxist regime of the late Ic);; Salvador Allende. '-' with President Ford's defense of the CIA in. (4ff Volvement, came through with a particularly flexing. Declaring_on what evidence, he didn't saY—that the country is "deeply divided" over . such activities, Knit warned bluntly: ' / ____ . he writes. "In this psychological atoften suffer as much, if -.- •. - not more, than the direct victims of the 0 gy', According to Ann S. Kllman, a psychologist and disaster expert who was called to Xenla after the storm to consult with local mental : I -. "President Ford Is going to have to take account of the divisions, He will have to understand the other side. Otherwise he will end up, as his two Predecessors did, limping out of ________________________ ________________________ - the White House." How's that for cracking the whip? No nonsense there about Presidential mIsdeedJ < DANGER: Men At Work - Still, let us try to consider the issue of ChIle and the CIA on its merits. its operations shall be monitored by a special "Watchdog Commit" composeci of sup. school or on the job. posedly close-mouthj senior members of the House and Senate. To dispose of a collateral point first, it simply won't do to argue that Congre,s was deceived about the matter. The CIA's activities are necessarily confidential in large pat, and Congress, rcogniztng this, has long agreed that Scha.'he. method of terror for Latin AmerIcan terrorists appears to have become a model for which it works) simply wrong to meddle in A similar story is told about another sudden revolutionaries and its popularity is growing at revolutionaries elsewhere, In Argentina, Chilean politics at all? disaster the collapse of a coal mine dam and an ominous rate, probably because the terrorist kidnaping has reachea dimensions of Note that President Ford, in his recent press the flooding of communities along 20 miles of revolutionaries have noted how often It has raging epidemic. conference, forcefully dented that this country Buffalo Creek in West Virginia In Fetruary, succeeded. The United Nations estimates something li played any role whatever In the military coup 1972. Ransoms have been swelling the coffers of $30 million was paid In ransoms to political that ultimately overthrew Allende. According to A major psychiatric study conducted by revolutionary movements for the past several kidnapers in 1973 alone,out so there is lIttle doubt of Mr. Ford our Intervention was confined to the years, first in Brazil and Uruguay and then, in its profitability. The figure psychiatrists, psychologists and social may be larger this PriOd before the coup, and consisted solely of the last year or so, in Argentina and Mejico workers from the University of Cincinnati year. helping opposition elements to survive. But Li "serious psychological impairment" In nearly even such support Justified? Many liberals, every survivor, that as a eapon kidnaping is easier and less , attimes,pushedpoliUcaiUujW ra W stressing that Allende was legally elected The audy helped bring about a recent land- dangerous than, say, robbing banks or hijacking of three or four a day. Government announced (though be received, in the mulU.party contest, mark financial settlement to survivors by u airplanes, whichInhave produced against terrorism have t with little fewer votes than Goldwater got in 1), insist it spicuous failures recent times, some (on- measures Buffalo Mining Company, at $13.5 mum Success, was not. largest ever granted by a court for psychological damages. "Our findings," says UF'C psychlatrL't Dr. Aw, co icon you all k.nownie better than that James L Thchener, "were that the disaster had putting bread onto the tables much less be over-burdened acute effects, causing much anxiety and fear, "What did they do to you...put a muzzle on your mouth with a'lditlonal taxation (regardless of hew few pennies and take your vftroljc t>iewrftcr away from you?" I've with sleep disturbances and physiological per day examples are offered by the propo, disorder, shock and grief 'eactlons, been asked on more than one occasion So, these two opposite views ought to hold back those Well, I thought that dvtisatlon of thinking and besv1or." ______ I had properly responded to that comments on my refusing to take Issue with Issue In earlier columns. However, to give you an eve* ow overall editorial policy, right? better eumple, dig out last Friday's edJtlon. We have many dlsagrccrnen, a Our lead editorial complimented tow of the Sanford THOUGHTS Like I'm always tellIng'em, "I ain't getting paid what city commjoners the action which they had taken I'm worth," And they say, "Be grateful, John, or else regarding a special refercndwn on the city's storm we'd have to cut your pay." "ca your courage endure, or fra1nage plans, fly tere in favor of je which would y lands __ Hu,ha...funny fellowa I work with... be strong In the days that I shall deal with you? I cost the citizens —it approved anywhere from $6 to $13___ the Lord have plus million dollars. l IL Picked this one up from the First Presbyterian EukieI 22i3, M) position was the same as the lone dissenter A/i. Cburch bulletin, the Link. They have a yotgiijul staff McUanahan "Give us the fortitude to encbre the things there's no question that it's needed (been which Is printing a newspaper which they have for a long, long time); however, there are for too many which cannot be changed, Ud the CW tj The By RUIN A. 8POLSKI people who are Salntford Herald. (Sorry, change the things which should be changed, and going to be disastrously affected with can't use any of my stuff cause it's certalidy been "desalntized" paying for thIs program who re having enough trouble by the t1m I get thrqugh .writlng it, eh? Bishop Oliver J. Hart, English c1erymzn. I- - ' - --- . - I, ' - - -. - - '4 - jIft1 I jEL + . - The Clock - .. the crisp orders ofa liberal Jornajjs to a President getting out of line: Shape up, or ship out. reactions, such an fear of another disaster, 1i of beIng overwhelmed, feelings of depression and rage and inability to cope, or WILLIAM L. RYAN coping activity. indirect victims often respond by • Ii ii conscious guilt - guilt that they escaped when Po, itica • napi flg others didn't - and by an increase In guiltrelated and stress4nduced physical sym$oms, ____ Legal Notice _________________________ - spectacular display of Journalistic muscle. frequently cuts a wider swath than the disaster _____________ - ' 2 ___________________________ In businefl at 2606 SOuth 32701, Seminole County, Florida PROBATE DIVISION Mayor of Longwood shall issue his CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1021.F Notice of Putlic HearIng Orlando Drive. Sanford. Seminole prOclamatIOn calling for an ci H In re: the under the fictitious name of CASE NO. PR. Marriage if TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF County, Florida, undr'r th fictiti's stating therein the time, place, and CHARLE SPEEDY QUICK INSTANT EASTATE OF RAY 1OLTICLAW, PROPOSED ORDINANCE name of HAROLD HALL REALTY, naming the dfferent Offices to PRINTING CENTER. and that i EDWARD C. THORNTON PETITIONER. AND SHERRY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: and that I Intend to registAr sad HOLTZCLAW RESPONDENT. Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by name with the Clerk of the Circuit _________________________ Now, therefore, I, Eugene D. TO SHERRY HOLTZCLAW' Clerk of thi Circuit Court, Seminole the CIty of Attamont. Springs, Court, Seminote County, Florida i Jaques. Mayor of Longwood dO Glen Del County. Florida in accordance with Florida, 'hat the Council will bold a accordarwe with NOTICE TO CREDITORS FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUS NAME the provisions of hery proclaim that an election the provisions of the FictItious Main Post Off ice publIc hearing to consider enact. Notice It hereby given that I am FIctitious Name Statutes, To Notice is hereby given that I am TO ALL PERSONS HAVING thallbeheIdonDec,m,,'3. 1914. i Phoenix, Arizona Name Statutes, men) of Ordinance No. 31774, en. Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes engaged in businefl at 200 Fern engaged in busIness at To Wit: CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST the City of LongwcEd, from 1200 French YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 7:00 titled: Section 165 09 Florida Statutes i9i, SAID ESTATE: Park Blvd. Apt Plo. 1901. Fern Ave. Sanford, Seminole County, 1957 AM to 1 P.M., and that the that an actc,n for Dissolution of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF S Seymour Soiornon You and each of you are hereby Park. 32730, Seminole County, Florida under the tiCttiøtji name 5' Harold A Hall following Offices are to be filled: of Marriage has been filed against you AL T A MON I C S P R I N OS, Publish Sept 7), 30. Oct 7, Publish: Sept. 16, 73, 10, Oct. 7,1971 notified and required to file any 1971 Florida under the fictitious name of SANFORD AUCTION, and that I 11, Councilman, District by CHARLES RAY HOLTZCLAW, Pjo 3 FLORIDA, ANNEXING TO AND DEF 117 DEF a claims and demands which you, r WINDOW SUPPLY CO. and that I infendtor,gls$efsaidnam,wjth,fl, _____________________________ either of Councilman. District No.5 andyolJarerequlredtoserv,acopy INCLUDING WITHIN THE COR you, may have against said intendtoregisterslidn.ameWiththe Clerkof theCircuit Court, Seminole Office of Mayor Of your written ciefene, if any, to it PORATE AREA OF THE CITY AP esta$einth, officeofth,Clerkofth, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accort.ance with Office of City Clerk, Trei. 0nCARROLL BURKE.Attorneyfor AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP Circuit Court of the Eighteenth County. FlorIda in accordance wIth the provisIons of the Fft?itiovs IICTITIOUSNAME jrer Petitioner, whose address 5 6)2 MAPIAGEMENTAND BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, .ludiIaI Circuit, Seminole County. Notice is hereby given that I am the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit, Sn-.Io Q'aIifying Date: October 11th Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, CIRCULATION FLORIDA. SAID LAND BEING engaged in business t 103 Blue Name Statutes, To-Wit: SectIon 16509 FlorIda Florida, Probate Division, in the throvgt, November 1st, 1974 Statutes 1951 (Act of August 12, 1970: Section Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, Sanford, Florida, and file the LEGALLY DESCRIBED IN THIS Heron Lane. Casselberry, $4309 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig. Wayne H. fllecha 37707 51g. Eugene 0. JeQVeI original with the Clerk of the above ORDINANCE: R'DEFINING THE 3415. Title 39 United Stat,s Code) within four calendar months from S Adolph Gross Publish Sept 30 & Oct.?. Ii, 21. i7 Seminole County, FloriCa under the Mayor styled Court on or belore 1. Title of Publication: Evening the time of thi first publi:atlon Of the 5th day CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE fictitious name of N I N DESIGN Publish Sept. 16. 73. 30, Oct 7, 1974 DEF-153 Publish Sept. 30 1 Oct. of October, AD. 7. 1974 1971; otherwise a CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS SERVICE. Herald Sunday Herald this notice, Each claim or demand OEF.165 DEF so ____________________________ and that I intend to default will be entered 2 Date of Filing Sept. 30, 1974 against you TO INCLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN register said name with the Clerk of muSt be in writIng and IIjed in for th, relief demanded in, th FICTITIOUS NAME 3 Frequency of Issue: Published duplicate and state the pIece of THE MI4NICIPAL LIMITS OF THE the Circuit Court, Seminole FICTITIOUSNAME County, NOTtCE OF RECEIPT OF Ap. Petition Notic is hereby given that I am Daily and Sunday, except Saturday residence and post office address of CITY; AUTHORIZING AMENDFlorida, in Notice is hereby gven that I am engaged in buSinesS accordance with PLICATION FOR PERMIT TO WITNESS MY hand and otf.cial MENT TO CITY MAP TO INCLUDE at II I locatIon of kfl(,wn office of the claimant and must be sworn to ena;e'd in the pr'vlsions of the Fitetioij CONSTRUCT AIR POLLUTION seal of this Court on the 4th day Of SAID business at 1113 Hwy. 17+ Melionville Ave. Sanford 32771+ )ubllcation iStreef, city, county, by the claimant, his agent or at. LAND ANNEXED; SOURCE Name Statutes, To.Wit Section 92, Maltland, 32751, Seminole Sen:It Ccn?,, rior;aa under tile September, A.D. 1911. state, Zip code). 300N. FrtnchAve., torney, or IP,r same shall be vcid. PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, County, Florida under the fictitious $4509 Florida Statutes 1957 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. fictitious name of AROUND THE Sanford, Seminole County, Florida CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE Dated a? Orlando, Florida. thiS Netlo P Neili The Florida Department of Clerk of Circuit Court name of PATT'S FRAME.IT. CLOCK ANSWERING SERVICE, 32771 DATE. 13th day day of September, 1974+ YOURSELF, and Sept 9, 16. 73, 30. 1914 that I Intend Pollution Control has received an SemInole County, Florida Said Orclinancewas placed on first Publiih and that I intend to register Said DE F 3 S LocatIon of the headquarters or Oorothy H. Johnston register said name with the Clerk of name with the Clerk of the Circu,t application for a permit to construct By: Joy Stokes reading on September 21, 1974, and general business offices of the As ExecutrIx of said estate the Circuit Court, Cumbut?øn Turbine Generating Deputy Clerk the City Council will consider same Seminole County, Court, Semlno:e County, Florida in publishers C Not printers). Same as WILLIAM A. WALKER II Florida in accordance with th Station, a source ot air pollution, to.' final passage at CARROLL BURKE accordance with the provisions of and above adoption after Attorney for Executri. provisions of the Fictitious Name the north side of High Banks Road Attorney for Petitioner the public hearing, which will Fictitious Name Statutes, To. FICTITIOUS NAME 6+ Statutes, To.Wit: Section $65.09 Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes Names and address Of WINDERWEEDLE, HAINES, approximately three miles nor. 617 Sanford Atlantic held In the City Hall of Altamonte Notice Is hereb given that I am Florida Statutes 19S7. publisher, and editor WARD thwest of Deflary, Florida. This Bank Building SprIngs, on Tuesday, the 15th day of 1957 engaged In business at 110 C. Publisher Wayne 0. Doyle, I W000MAN, PA, S: Patricia L. 3ordon application has been submitted by Sinford. Florida 32771 October, 1914, at 6:30 p.m., or as CommercIal St., Sanford. Seminole Publish' S: Doreen I Freeman Sept. 73, 30. Oct. 7, 11, Sanford, FlorIda P.O. Box 510 1971 Publish: Sept 9, 18. 73, 30. 1971 FlorIda Po,rrorpo,ationpur (Seall soon thereafter as possible At th. County. Florida urder the fictitous DEF.1n Editor Thomas H. Alken, Sanford Winter Park, Florida 32759 to Chapter 17-2. F.A.C., of the DEE 37 meeting interested parties may rSamCofSANFORDSECRETARIAL Florida Publish Sept.30 & Oct 7. 74 Department's rules regarding the Pubii5h: Sept 9. 16, 7), 30, 1974 appear and be heard with respect to 5. DUPLICATING SERVICE, and Associate Editor John A. Spoiski, DEF.16.4 FICTITIOUS NAME Control of emissions which may DEE FICTITIOUS NAME the Proposed ordinance. This that I intend to register said name Sanford, FloriØa effect the maintenance of National Notice is hereby given that we are hearing may be (ontinud from time Notice 1 hereby gven that t am with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 7 Owner (If Owned by a co.' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN AND FOR THE CIRCUIT to time until final acl.on is taken by Air Quality Standards engaged in business at 1600(E) N. eligaged in businesS at 710 Wiishre Seminole County, Florida In ac poratlon. Its nameand address muSt EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. COURT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, the City Council. Copies of the aforementioned MaitI6nd Ave. Attamonte Springs. Drive, Casselberry, Seminole CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR cordance with the provisions of the Seminole County, FIorl'ja be stated and also immediately SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. the County, Florida under the fictitious A copy of the proposed ordinance application, the technical analysis under thereunder the names and addresses CASE NO. 74.15241 is posted at the City Hall, Altamonte Section performed by the Department's Fictitious Name Statutes, 'ToWit: fictitious name of Kelly's Signs, PROBATE DIVISION 56509 Florida Statutes and name of ADVANCED MEDIA of stockholders owning or holding 1 PROBATE NO. staff and their propos decision are C. R. LOWDERMILK and CLARA Springs, Florida. and Copies are on that I Intend to re;'; said name SYSTEMS, and that we intend to Sig, Allan R. Meagher per cent or more of total amount 01 In re: Estate of H. LOWDE RMII.K, his wife, with the CIe of availablefor public inspectionat the file with the Clerk Of the Cijy and Publish Sept 301 Oct. 7 11 21, 1971 with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, register said name stock, If not owned by a corporation, JOSEPH following location: the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Plaintiffs, same may be inspected by the PETRAS, SR. DEF-160 Seminole County, Florida in ac. Florida In accordence with the the names and addresses of the V1+ The Florida Department of public. _____________________________ COrdance with the provisions of tf'ie deceased, ______________________________ individual owners must be given. If N. B. CHOICE, arid any unknown Pollution Control Central RegIon DATED this 25th day of Sep. NOTICE TO CREDITORS FictitIous Name Statutes, To.Wit: provisions of tht Ficlitio.js Name owned spouse, heirs. devtsec-s, grantees, ternber, AD. 1974. tatutc's. To-Wit; Section $65.09 Maguire Boulevard, CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. by a partnership or other To All Creditors and All Persons unincorporated firm. its name and creditors or other parties cl4iming Florida Statutes 1957. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC Phyllis Jordahl Sig. KthlI'efl Lundequam HaVingCIaImsOr Demands AgaInst address, as well as that of each by, through, under or agaInst N. B HEARING 5: William Fitch Mcrittort III TO Orlando, Florida 37503 CONSIDER Publish SePt. 3O&Ot. 7,11.21,1971 City Clerk Said Estate: 9 Individual must be given I CHOICE, who is not known to be John Larry Hanks ADOPTION OF PROPOSED OR. DEF of the City of Persons wishing to comment °' You are hereby notified and The M.artlnsvilie Bulletin. Mar. either dead or alive, and the Publish: Sept. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1971 DINANCE Altamonte Springs, required to present any claims and any aspect of this action tinsville, Virginia DFFu are ESTATE OF HOMER SEWELL and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Florida ___________________________ demands whith you may have required to submit their comments Walter A. Gielow, Sanford. All IC SIMMONS SE WELL. INEIGHTEENTH THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish Sep+ in writing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by JUDICIAL dR. 30, 1971 against tpie estate of JOSEPH to the address above j Florida CITY OF Defendants DEF.165 the City of Aitamonte Springs, PET RAS. SR. deceased late of within thirty days of publication of ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, NOTICE OF ACTION Florida, that the Council will bold a CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE I. Known bondholders, mor. Seminole County, Florida, to the this notice. FLORIDA tgagees, and other security holders Clerk of the Circuit Court. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO TO- P4 B CHOICE public hearing to consider enact COUNTY, FLORIDA. The State of Florida owning or holding 1 er cent or more tne same in duplicate and file Notice of Public Hearing CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF Address and resi men? of Ordinance No. 314-71. en Civil Action No. 74.IS7S.0 Department of Pollution and as TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF titled dence unknown Control oftotaiamountofbonds,mortgages, provided in Section 73316, Florida orotherscurltlesOfthereare none, SANFORD, FLORIDA. PROPOSED ORDINANCE And all parties claiming RICHARD J. RISSER and interests Statutes, in their offices in the Publish Sept. 30, 1911 so state) TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AN ORDINANCE OFSPRINGS, THE CITY SHIRLEY 0 RISSER, his wife, Notice Is hereby given that a by through, under or against NB OF ALTAMONTE County Courthouse in Seminole DEF-161 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Sanford Atlantic National Bank, County, Florida. within four CHOICE, who is not known to be Public HearIng will be held at the Plaintiffs, FLORIDA, AMENDING OR Sanford, FIorida the City of Aitamonte Springs, dead or alive Commistion Room in the City Hall in NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS DINANCE PlO. 72$ 730F THE CITY calendar months from the time of FiOtdC, that the Council will bold a OF ALTAMONTE SPR INGS, ADRIAN VAN NOORD and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:0,0 NAME STATUTE 9. For optional by publishers the first publication hereof, or the mailingattheregularrates(Section same will be barred. that a Suit se-eking the cancellation o'clock PM. on October 14. 1971, to FLORIDA, BEING THE COM JOHANNA C. VAN NOORD, his public hearIng to consider enactTO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: merit of Ordinance Plo 31$ 74, en 1)2.171, Postal Service Manual 39 U. wife, O that mortgage executed by C R consider the adoption of an orNotice is hereby given that the PREHENSIVE ZONING OR File-dat Sanford FI*nida, this 11th S. C. 3676 provides inpertinent part: day L-OWDERMILK and Defendants titled undersigned, pursuant CLARA ft dinance by the City of Sanford, DIPIAPICE WITHIN SAID CITY, AS to the of September, 1971. "No person who would have been ANORDIPIANCE OF THE CITY OF LOWDERMILK. his wife, in favor of Florida. title of which Is as follows: FOLLOWS AMENDING SECT ION "Fititlous Name Statute" Chapter Joseph .1. Petras, Jr. entitled to mail matter',nder former AL I A MO N T E S PR I N 6 5, NOTICE OF ACTION ORDINANCE NO. 1253 $6309. Florida Statute, will HOMER SEWEIL and N. B 6 BY THE ADDITION OF NEW register As Executor section 4)59 of this title shall mail FLORIDA. CLOSING, VACATING CHOICE, dsted the 7th day of ZONING CLASSIFICATION TO BE TO: ADRIAN VAN NOORD withtheClerkotthcCircultCow't,in AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Wlliam I. Colbert, Esq nd AND ABANDONING CERTAIN such matter at the rates provided March. 1953,andrecordedinOffical OF and for Seminole County, Florida, FLORIDA, DESIGNATED SECTiON 6 JOHAPINA C. VAN PIOORD. his STREETS LYING AND BEING SANFORD, Attorney for Executor under this subsection unless he files Suite 22. Florida State Bank Records Book 159, page 333. Public CLOSING, eachot them if alive, and "OSC" OPE N SPACE CON- wifC, and uPon receipt of proof ot the VACATING AND if WITHIN annually with the Postal Service a Post Office THE CORPORATE publication of this notice, the Sic Records of Seminole County. ABANDONING AN ALLEY LYING SE R VAT ION any of them be dead, h5 or her Dl SIR I ci Box 1330 LIMIT S OF THE CITY OF written request for permission tO Publish' Sept. 30, Oct 7, 1971 Florida, and encumbering tnt BETWEEN 15TH STREET AND AMENDING SECTION 6 "P 7" F , unknown Iltiovi name, to wit Mrs flea's heirs at AL T A MONT S PRCLOSING. I N G S. mail matter at such rates." following described real property MINIMUM LOT REQUIREMENTS Iienors. trustees, Maternity Mart under which lam i. or law, otherl'atees, claimants FLORIDA ANDC ALSO 15TH STREET AND BETWEEN DEE 110 In accordance with the provisions The South SO feet of the East 170 LAUREL AVENUE AND FRENCH business at Unit 11, Interstate Mall, (AREA 5 WIDTH): AMENDING by. through, under or against her or VACATING AND ABANDONING Of this statute, I hereby request NOVICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Highway 436, Altamonte Sprfnqs. feetoflotl0oandallofLotlolof,he AVENUE, RESERVING T1E USE SECTION 723 fbi (I) TREE: him, and all persons having PARTS OF PLAT Plan of Subdivision of the Lands 'O'ermissbon to mail the pubIicaton TO t'ONSIOER THE ADOPTiON Fla in the C'ty of Altamonte Spgs, AMENDING SECTIONS 92, claiming to have any right, titleor orCERTAIN OF SANLANDO, THETHE SUBURB SAID ALLEY UNTO THE CITY named in item 1 at the reduced OFA. O.'DlNAHCE BY THE CiTy Florida, the Altamonte Land. Hotel and OF SANFORD FOR UTILITY ZONING ACTION ON BUILDING interest in arid postape rates presently authorized OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Navigation Co as recorded In Plat PURPOSES. described land in to the following BEAUTIFUL. AS RECORDED IN PERMITS. SECTION 9,6. CER That the panty interested in Said Seminole County, PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 65, PUBLIC by 39 USC 3626 Book 1. .acr's 9. 10 and 12 and as FIorda TIFICATES OF ZONING Pbs iltrrb- .lvr'n that a business enfrrprise is as toIIo's COM A copy shall be available at the RECORDS OF Wayne C) Doyie,Publisher Public Ilearing will e held at the recorded in Deed Book 117, page 423, offIce of the City Clerk for all per. SEMINOLE P1 IAN CE Beatrice Chernok P E CO R os, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an COUNTY, FLORIDA, INCLUDING Average No Copies Comnijilen Room in the City Hall In and Deed Book 177, page 165, and sons Dated at Altamonte Springs, desIring to examine the same. VIOLATIONS, AND SECTION 97 •CtiO to cancel mortgage deed Dud Book %i, page 710. all CI EXPIRATION OF flU IL DING the following described property on ALL STREETS AND EASEMENTS, each Issueduring the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 SemInole County, Florida, August All partIes In intere$l and citizens AND RETURNING SAID LAND TO Seminole County, Florida records shall have an opportunity to be prCcedlng 17 months o'clock P.M. on October II, I971. to 71, 1971 PCRMIT P R 0 V I 0 I N 0 SemInole County. Florida, to wit A CR C A C E A Total No. Copies bi filed against you In the heard at Said hearing. PRO V I 0 I N C SEPARABILITY, CONFLICTS consider the adoption of an or Publish Sept 9, 16, 73, 30, 1971 The Westerly halt of Lot 3$, Block SEPARABILITY printed (Net Press Run) CONFLITS Circuit Court of the Eighteenth dinance by the City of Sanford, D By order of Pie City Commission AND EFFECTIVE DATE B. and the Easterly halt of Lot 39, AND EFFECTIVE DATE PaId CIrculatIon SaidOrdinancewasplacedonfirst Block B. of SPORTSMEN'S Florida, tItle of whIch is as follows: Judicial Circuit, In and For Of the CIty of Sanford, Florida 1 Sat.bs through NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Seminole County, Florida This Suit dOrcincewa5pi5cedoflfirj, neeng on September 21, 1971. and PARADISE, H N Tamrn, ,J,, OP')INAPICE P40 1256 CASSELBERRY, nead.ng on September 71. 1914, an NAME STATUTE dealers ond carriers. ttcks a ludicial cancellation of tile the City Council will consider same Seminole County, City Clerk Florida, ac API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: the City Council will Consider same street vendors and aforesaid mortgage. to.' final passage and adoption after Cording to the piat thereof recorded for By: Rosa M. Rotundo final passage arid adoption after OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, Notice is hereby given that the countersates You .re hereby required to lie tile public hearing, which will be In Plat Book I. pages 12)3, of the Deputy City Clerk the hearing, wh.ch w,ii be AMENDING CHAPTER 3 OF THE undersigned, pursuant to the 2. Mail subicrip your written defenSet, if any. with Publish Sept. 30, 1974 held In the City Hail Of Altamonte Public Records of Semine County, Mid public in the City Hall Of Aitamonte CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter tlOfl$ Spring'i, the Clerk of the Circuit Court In and on Tuesday. the 15th day of Florioa. SANFORD. FLORIDA, SAID $6509, Florida Statute, will register Springs on Tuesday, the 15th day of C Total paId Clrcula. For Seminole County, Florida, arid October, 1971, at 6:30 p.m, or as has been filed against NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS you and you October. 1971, at 6:30 CHAPTER BE I PIG ENTITLED with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in to serve a copy of your written tiun pm • or as soon thereafter as PoSsible. At the are requIred NAME STATUTE 12,037 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. SAID and for County, Florida, upon to serve a copy of your soon thereafter is pDt%ible+ At the 0 Free distribution meeting Interested parties defenses, It any, on the Plaintiff's TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; may written defenses, if any, to It On AMENDMENT PROHIBITING receipt of proof of the publication of meetIng Interested parties may by rnll, carrier or attorney, LYNN JAMES HI NSOPI, NotIce Is hereby given that the appear ani be heard with respect to MAUh ICE SHAMS. ESQ, plaintiffs' appear and be heard THE CONSUMPTION OF thu notici, the fictitious name, to Of Turnbull, Abner and Daniels, on undersIgned, pursuant to the the proposed ordinance. Thit attorney, whose with respict to other means address is 00 CNA the proposed ordinance This ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN wit' JAMESTOWN INVESTORS or before October 15th, 1971 I. Samples, complimentary, "Ficltlotj Name Statute" Chapter hearingmaybecontinved from time Ter, P.O Box 785, Orlando, PIJIIL IC PLACES, SIDEWALKS under which we are engaged in maybetont;nuedfr WITNESS my hand and offcIaI lime and other free 09, Florida Statute, wilt registe' totime until tinat action is taken by Florida 32107, on or before October tohearing time until final action is taken b, AND ST U CE IS AND PROVIDING business at 700 Katherine Court in seal of said Court thi% 11th day of copies in the City Council with the Clerk of the Circuil Court, 75, 197i, andfile the original with the the City Council AN EFFECTIVE DATE. the City of Altamonte Springs, September, 1974 A copy of the proposed ordinance Clerk of this Court either gefore C. Total diStribution arid for SemInole County, Florida, A copy shall be available at the Florida A copy of the proposed ordinar(Seat) posted at the City Kill, Altamotite service upon (Sum of C and 0) upon receipt of proof of the is plaintiffs' attorney or Is posted 11,716 office of the City Clerk for all per 1 hat the parties interested in said at the City Hail, Attamon'.' Springs, Florida, and Arthur H. BeCkwl)h, Jr F. Office use. left over, publication of this notice, the fic copies are on immedia?clytp,ereaftec; otherwise a Springs, Florida, and Ions desirkig to examine the same. business enterprise are as follows: Clerk of Circuit Court copies are file with the Clerk of the City and unaccounted, spoiled titiu's name, to wit, DAYBREAK default will All parties In interest and citizens David Fisher be entered against you filC with the Clerk of the City ar.i after printing fly Lillian I Je-nkinis InSpected by the for the relief FARMS under *hich we expect to same may be demanded ifi 374 shall have an opportunity to be Randal Holden Inc Same may be inSpected by the C Total (Sum of C & Deputy Clerk engage In business at Route 1, Bx Complaint heard at said hearing. public George C. Matoot FOR DATED this 75th day of Sep should equal F Oviedo, Florida 37763. 37, WITNESS my handand the seal Of By order of the City Commission Murray Diamond DATED this 24th day of Sep in slid ternber, A 0. 1974. Lynn James HInon, of nfl press run That the party interested this Court on 75th September, 1971 of the City of Sanford. Florida, tember, A 0. 1911 Phlnp Friedman Phyllis .Jordahl 14590 shown In A) TURNDULL, ABNER enterprise IS as follows. business (SEAL) H. N. Tamm, Jr. Harvey Greene Phyllis Jordahl, City Clerk I, certify that the stalements AND DANIELS A. DUDA & SONS Arthur H fleckw,th. Jr City Clerk Roger City Clerk I. Cohen Of tPi City of made by me abovit are correct arid 117 West Lyman Avenue COOP. ASSPI. As Clerk of the Court By: Rosa Rotundo Dated at Orlando, Orange'ounty, Of the City of Altamonte Springs, Post Office Box 1X) Complete Oatei at Oviedo, Seminole County. fly Elaine RiCharde Deputy City (,Ierk Altamonte Springs, Florida. September 10, i7' Florida Winter Park, Florida 37759 September 5. 1974 As Deputy Clerk Warie I) D':,'ie r'ubiish Sept 30 1971 Florida Publitn Sept. 30, 1971 Publish. Sept. 18. 7]. 30, Oct 7. 1971 Pubtitti Sept 73. 30, Oct. 7, 11, 1971 Publish, Sept. 30, 1971 Publish: Sept, 9, 16, 73, 30, 1974 Ptilih Sept 30&0c1 7. II, 71, till Publish' Sept 30, 1974 flFF IaI r"FF7, DEF 141 OFE,113 OFF.11 DEE 139 DEE 167 -- My fellow.columnist Joe Kraft,, taking issue effects of the tornado, writes Don A. Schanche in Today's Health magazine. "Such natural disasters seem invariably to suck an emotional storm In their wake that health authorities, direct victims usually respond to a disaster by an increase In anxiety "' Around "i've dcidodJ want a career, Teddy, andl'm afraidp;aying hoiie doesn't fit in with my plan. .." - ' 1111 - BERRY'S WORLD __ - •.. Legal Notice It may be years before the full extent of postmurderers and rapists. And whether it is in society's best interests to construct more jails or embark on more intensive rehabilitation and parole programs. Regardless of what route we travel we'll suffer setbacks and, sometimes, doubt the wisdom of the decision. But it is clear that these are decisions that can no longer be avoided, To Save Families ExUF Player Arrested - Ford Told ALLSEET _ property Intact, no one completely escapeci ti'e prison is for rehabilitation or punlshment, whether Clergymen Work TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (A?) secretary of Mate nomination, alike can participate In 12 non. charging Gunter is an "abOn Tuesday, Florida's Five congressional nomi- partisan contesti to party voters will nations will be decided, but only judges. Stone has also accused Gun. By GEORGE W. CRANE entrust to either Richard Stone one involves an incumbent, ployed them and some Secretary of State Dorothy ter of voting against the state's Ph.D., M.D. or Rep. Bill Gunter responsi- Rep. WiLliam Lehman, D-F1.a, Glisson said she expects a 28 interests, t Canadian pastors use them in bility for recapturing the first His opponent in the Miami-area per cent turnout, meaning lots of 500 to 1,000 on their GAINESVILI,E ,Fla, (AP) A former University of Stone has also accused Gun. statewide office lost to Republl- 13th DIstrict runoff is Joyce about 994,000 of Florida's CASE 8455: Rev Zeke, aged regular radio audiences! Florida football player was being held without bond today 5 ter of refusing to debate. If he's 42 has a thriving church. cans since reconstruction. Goldbei'g, a Metro Dade mullion registered voters will Here are some of the right, it's probably because after police charged him with first degree murder in the ", Crane," he asked, essential topics that need to be Stone or Gunter will emerge commissioner, participate In the runoff. slaying of a nurse, Stone did quite well in their few "could you outline a series of thoroughly explained In such as the party's nominee (or the Six state Senate runoffs, one Officers said Joseph Francis Abbott, 23, was being held captured a command. U.S. Senate, an office wrested involving Republicans, and 22 lngGunter 77,000 vote lead over Stone hati-to.head confrontations, tOPIC'S to be discussed In our discussion clinics: autumn Marriage ClinIc?" (1) The fact that when a lie was charged In the death of Cathryri Lynn Leland, by Sen. Edward Gurney, R-Fla. ting GOP candidates, are also field of 11 Democratic candi. fend his record, telling support- rising divorce rate in America, together in the same church, 22, whose bound and badiy.decornpoJ body was found Gurney has fallen on hard on the ballot, dates. But Stone ha,, carried the era he is a "conscientious con- with its tragic effect on millions they have about 50 times earlier in the week, times since his moment of gb- Democrats and Republicans attack to his rival in the runoff, gressman." Abbott was a defensive lineman at Pensacola Catholic of Innocent kiddies, who are greater chance of avoiding ry. He has been Indicted by a tv High and a player at Florida, He was recently dismissed shuttled back and forth between divorce! Explain why! federal grand Jury in Jacksonfeuding parents, from the Gator team for disciplinary reasons. UF vile on brIbery, perjury and (2) Husbands not only have • . Assistant Athletic Director Norm Carlson gave no details conspiracy chaiges in con"So we are planning a about 50 per cent more gastric of his release. Marriage Clinic, to be held in appetite than wives, but an necLon with an alleged housing • three stages. kickback scheme. even greater disparity In their "First, we'll schedule an all- hunger The legal blow forced Gurney ORLANDO, Fin. (AP) _C1Jf. for what Also present at the hearing for arraignment today in Ctn female clinic, followed by an euphemistically term boudoir out of his race for re-election, so ford J. Kroger today signed a were Kroger's wife, Norma, cinnati. all-male session, TALLAHASSEE Fin. (APi — The trial of flearwater Republicans nominated mil- waiver of extradition and and Debbie, one of his five chil. cheesecake Authorities would give no de. "fstiy we'll bring the men architect Walter Melody begins today on charges he lied lioflair(' btisinessman Jack agreed to return to Cincinnati, dren. Mrs. Kruger told taw 3) Employ my "Sex tails of Kroger's alleged to the Leon County grand jury that indicted former Eckerd over Public Service Ohio, to face chargea of kidnap- men "I have no comment what- volvement in the kidnaping 0th- banquet session, and women iogether in a third Problems in Marriage" booklet Education Commissioner Floyd Christian. i Comm loner Paula Hawkins lug the daughter of a broad- soever." and then chart the anatomical er than to say they believed "So what eritirtil tnn! ! disparity between husband and Christian and two presidents of corporations that in the first primary, h.1 ccsting executive, The Cincinnati noHernr, r SuUJIdp should we cover?" ,A,ft received state education contr .:ts under Christian were GOP voters wilIl have Ii,tt. wife. tdd hearing before (USed to comment on the case, victims during a previous visit subpoeaned as wltnv'*ce, Bravo to all alert clergymen do Tuesday, however, since Orange County Judge Sylvan But they said they had received to Ohio. (4) Explain the "Jilting" that who thus try to insure marriag Qiristian has been subpoenaed to appear (or the mostoftheactioninallghuield McElroy, Cincinnati detectives excellent cooperation from Ore husbands routinely receive defense and James 1. "Jake" Glisson of Evinston and Kroger was arrested on a against divorce! of runoff races is on the) Tom Gardner and Hank Snod- ange County lawmen, who a And safeguard the happiness when the first baby arrives, for charge of kidnaping Allison Vernon Burgess of Clearwater were subpoenaed by the Democratic side. derly said they would return rested Kroger Friday night at lechern, 4, the daughter of of little children! the wife suddeniy shifts at least prosecution, In addition to the Gunter- Kroger to Ohio Later today. his apartment in suburban Win. Charles Mechem %'tien I have often Jr., chairman The indictment says Melody lied about receiving handled 75 per cent of her attention to Stone affair, the statewide hal- Kroger, 38, refused comment ter Park. in 1969 to design migrant classrooms for American Real of the Taft Broadcasting Corp. such Marriage Clinic's, I em- the ne. offspring. lot offers two Democrtic at- after the hearing. Wearing a Frank Wiechman, 26, an ploy many of the non-profit Estate Management Co. and about whether Robert N. (5) Warn wives of the many tractions: Comptroller Fred fight blue prison jumpsuit, he armed robbery parolee from The girl was found unharmed medIco.psyctio1ogica booklets symotorns of th. erntii-t!iy Bussey commissioned him to draft the plans. Dickinson fighting for political covered his face with his j'pj Big Pine Key, Fla., was ar- in a Cirw'inn!! "'' Bussey Is a former Christian associate who allegedly survival against Gerald Lewis when mting bttr, ,; ana hating Scales offered via frightened older husband who Is rested Welnesday night In Cm- Tuesday after her father paid a this "Worry Clinic" column, paid bribes to the former edticat1rr àud afraid his wife will discover his to Beverly Dozier contesting tographers as he left the court- cinnati also in connection with $128,000 ransom, all of which C'btdzs si2Ite contacts, _________________________ They include the "Rating waning ability in the boudoir! young Bruce Smathers for the room, the kidnap. lie was scheduled was recovered. _____________________ Scales for Husband and Wife," Urge wives to stop focussing plus the "Tests for Good on dining room roast beef and Legal Notice Parents," the "Budget Chart" pay more attention to boudoir Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice and various of the sex booklets cheesecake, which is what FICTITIOUSNAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE offered via this daily columji, outside paramours use to steal ELECTION PROCLAMATION Noticc IS hereby uven that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL. dR. IN THE CIRCUITCOURT. IN AND CITYOF Over 3,000 FICTITIOUSNAME engaged in buSint' Whereas, the City Charter of the FOR American goodhusbandsaway from their SEMINOLE ót 1191 COUNTY, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Plotice is hereby given that I am clergymen have C. CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, City of Longwood provides that the FLORIDA. ttamon?e Dr., Altamont, Spring FLORIDA already emfamily! FLORIDA engaged - .... si ,* ______ - Even though the majority of the residents of Xenla were unharmed, most even with their share to our culture." It is pretty obvious that we are faced with some difficult decisions affecting both our pocketbooks and ourcrirninal justicesystem. It isa tragedy that so little has been done in the past to recognize the approach of the problem and studies made of possible solutions. Monday, Sept. 30, 1974-5A Melody Perjury Trial Begins WILLIAM RUSHER "This situation (11,000 felons In facilities designed to house 9,000) combined with historical unconcern on the part of many persons in society, leads to most of our prison problems - the incredibly overcrowded housing and other living conditions; inadequate staff-inmate ratios; in- our offenders as productive and constructive citizens who are willing and able to contribute their Dem Senate Decision Due Fl. roger \/Ia i'ies E)trc1,1I ti on "We've Got a Good Thing Going In America. we Know Where We've Been." DON OAKLEY never be. and psychological programs; poor inmate attitudes and occasional inmate violence. "It isestiznat dthat95to98per cent of those individuals now incarcerated by the state will eventually be released. It is free society which Will benefit, as much as exinmates, If we can return -- ---- ---- - sibility: sufficient rehabilitative educational, vocational ___z__.___ -----.4 - - Our appeal for a Bicen. Democrat, one a Republican, both with high wrong must be put right even though the nation Evelyn M. Stroman of Wayne, Pa., suggested thc Year, 128.40. By Week, Mail: In55florida as $2A0; borne delivery. All114.20;WASHINGTON Home Delivery: rents;sathe Month 6 Months, tennial slogan - "Ue right words," we urged, purpose3 and memorable achievements to their be tormented by governmental paralysis and Bicentennial might take its slogan from the other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. reaffirm our faith In America" — has credit, have been forced to step aside because shamed by the public disgrace of Its most Negro spiritual, "We've Come This Far by trought an itpouring of sentiment from the they did not make the above distinction, while revered office. hearts of th people. Faith." the nation as a whole did. It was in this spirit that most of our conWe have received thousands of suggested Most suggestions put the ma!n emphasis on The selling of the Vietnam War to the slogans from all corners of the country. As we tributors composed their slogans. Their the nation's 200th birthday. "From Minutemen had hoped, most of the offerings are sincere and American people, and its expansion and motivation Is clear not only In the mottos Spacen)" was proposed by Katherine thoughtful. They reflect our highest ideals, not prolongation long after its original purpose was themselves but in the moving letters that came GL1IIIIWUI of Union, N.J. Stephen A. Levine of clearly beyond attainment, were accomplished with them. Just patriotic emotion, Villanova, Pa., riggested: "200 Years and by misrepresentations and manipulations out of There Is a power In slogans, for good or ill "i feel this Is hardly an opportune time for Counting - On You! Lyndon Johnson's White House. They help to mold opinion and their influence arrogant naUonalL or self praise," wrote linger for generauo, providing impetus for a It suddenly appears that everyone's been K. Fancher from Lakeside, Calif. "We have From Newport News, Va., Howard L. These acts were participated In by oftenwise policy or a crutch for a ftlish Ofle. things to be proud of, and some Uuing Gohorn came up with a ringing slogan: "The honorable men because of the general idea that alUng the ' rung quest ions of Florida political The tragic conflict of the past decade between once the nation's pride and prestige are should be cause (or shame." He suggested: "We United States: Born in Turmoil, Matured in candidates. COIn. Successive presidents and the nation et large Cllfl Are i'rying." Freedom, Enduring in Equality." Ralph M. mitted to any venture, right or wrong, wise or Instead of focusing almost entirely on energy be seen, in a way, as a conflict between the foolish, a dispensation on honor and reason is in Jones of Philadelphia offered this: "Our tourism, senior citizens ar,d land use we should differing ways of looking at America embodied effect, aid wc must bull through to the end Margaret Stern of New York City contended: Freedom - Toughened or, the Anvil of Justice "The lessons of Watergate should never be in two slogans of more than a century ago. have been talking about prison reform, court Ref.e'J in the Flame of Liberty." matter what the costs, forgotten and should arouse us to a new n.oral One was Stephen Decatur's "Our Country procedures and Florida's attitude towards sdcK utlilam of Alburquerque suggested: This rationale of loyalty dvnrtwj fr' stance. We rememher 'The uti we Right or Wrong." The other came from (srI rehabilitation. 15chun, the friend of Abraham Lincoln: remember 'The Main' and we remember 'Pearl "The Greatness of Our Past has Built the Road We seem to have suddenly come face to face principle had who its sequel In Watergate. Country, When Right to be Kept Right, for our Future," And Irene Prommer, who wrote minds of those conceived and coveredIn upthe he Harbor' - each representing a low point En our with a crisis that doesn't lend itself to any obvious Wrong to be Put Right." various acts of Watergate, by their own ad- history. And we rose above each, as we can now from Fair Oaks, Claif., of the setbacks she has remembering - rise above Watergate." She suffered over a long life, told of her faith in or short term solution. Stripped to ts essentials the mission, the Nixon presidency had usurped'the Both have a certain appeal. But when place of country. It was not "our I'resident propose: "Remember Watergate." America and urged the slogan: "America for think about it, the first could serve as a jingoistic state of Florida is going to have to review its atWrong" motto for any country with a dubious cause to Right or whose power, prerogatives and Also stressing the Lessons of the past, Norma Liberty, Unity and Progress." on a massive construction program to house those people judged unfit or unable to function in society. There's simply no more room at the Inn on either _.t__'_._;_- Evening Herald, Sanford, FLORIDA I1'J BRIEF Monday, Sept. 30, 1974-4A + TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director . -i 1 JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3O6-m-1i or 831-9993 -- ________________________________________ ________ Evening HeniJd -------- - - . Thi' -. - =:- -# ''-'- -z �- -__— - . - - - - . _ . - _I— -- . .. . . , , - _ -- --- - I - _~ ___' --- — I I ... Fl I EI U L S . - — __ - - Monday, Sept. 30, 1974—dA ---- -____ - rSEEk&FIND___ F NR I TLODREDNUHTUI1TSF _____________________________ IESML a I MONDAY 7:00 (2) To nning Streak (4) Gambit (9) $10.000 Pyramid (23) Movie (44) Green Acres 10:00 (2,8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Spilt Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2i 1) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (P) Brady Bunch The (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Truth Consequences (13) McKeever and the Colonel (24) Show (35,44) Star Trek - 7 30 (2) Jeopardy (6) Price I, P1gM (9) General Hospital (33) Mister Ed (44) Three 3:30 (2,8) How To Survive A Marriage Match Game (f) One Life To Live (33) Penthouse Ba rnyard (44) Leave it To Beaver (I) Wild World Of mals 12:00 112, 44) News . Deal (13) Smothe (44) News (2, 0) Celebrity Sweepsfakes Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 1253 'S 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 1) News 1: Ghost (9) Football (13) 44) Movie 9:30(6) 30 (2,11) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns 10:00 (6) Medical Center (24) Speaking Freely (35) Felony Squad 10:30 (35) News II: 0) (2,-A, 8) News !24) Lillas, Yoga and You (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (21 8) Tonight Show (6) Movie aIake Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2,8) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Girl In My Life (35) My Favorite Martian 6• '24' F or Tuesday, MovIe 1 00 (2,8) Tomorrow Show °°'! 1 1974 effect a new arrangetnent that means much 3 Y.Try on abetterdaywhencj favorable for you. Show more consIderation AR!ES(Mar. 2lto* ll)PersonaJjdeasyoutto tin operation now require secrecy if they are to work out sue. 51 American ____ H TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) you need to work on those 6:24 (2) With This Ring 6:25 (2) 1 Dream Df tiresome conditions a little ImEer before they an stralght,ened Jeannie OUL Strive. for more harmony at home. Sunrise GEMINI(&fay 21 to June 21) Not a good day to ask for favors Semester from a good friend who's in a strange mood. Sidestep social in. - . Toda y I n Florida vitations that could cause trouble. 6:53(2) Dally Devotional 7:00 (2,8) Today MOON CHILDREN (June 13 to July 21) Handle civic dutlee that will give you added preetige. Don't gel panicky over an (6) News (9) sozo unexpected change of events. Keep calm. 7:30 (44) UnIscops LEO(JWY 22 to Aug. 21) Make certain you study every phm 10(6) Captain Kar poise and good reputadon. ting It Into Operation. Maintain your Ozzie's GIris ( 44) New Zoo Revue 30 (f) 414wile VIRGO (Aug. 22 toSept. 22) Put aside thoughts of a good time and handle responsibilftjes that are (35) Patty Duke awaiting your attention. (44) Ten,yssee Avoid argument with mate. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 23) Use tact In handling a civic 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue matter 1118!cOnlies up. You may be disappointed In an associaL., (6) Mike Dougl,a$ but don't get into an argmenL (5) To Tell The Scpcj (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Truth There Is much work awaiting Your attention so don't go off on any taMents. Taking tMtments (9) To Tell The I will Improve your health. want YOUrulf but be are you don't mrspend. Showing more devotfon to mate is wise now. Think Iocafly. CAPRRORN(Dec 22toJan 20)Givemoreattenilonto)?1w home and family than )OU have in the recent past. Sfiow more derstanding to a friend in trouble. (44) Lean it To Beaver 9 30 (i) (35) Florida Lifestyle (35) Petticoat Junction tO 00 (2,8) Name That Tune (6) Joker's Wild (33) Romper Room I Father Knows Best -__*oc*G CN _ & 9•15 MUSTER and 12 I 13 1— 1 15 --I— I ~ — I I AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You are highly active menta lly and physically, but don 't try to be a smart alec. Forget about making any sarcastic comments PISCES (Feb 20 to Mar 20) Take more time for figuring the financial affairs In your life. Discuss with family members w ays to increase your Income. IF YOUR CHILL) IS BORN TODAY .he or she will have sorts of fascinating ideas, but you must curb your progeny all from Impulsiveness, which could ruin an o erwise th Promising career. Give the best education possible so that there can be real personthfs The Stars impel, they do not compel." What You make of Your life is largely up to YOU! Cs"(11 Righttr'S lndlvkkQl Forecast for your sign for Ocf*Nr IS no* reedy. For ywr copy som your Rh?ttFr.it TheH.r.Id P.O.Box 4", HIywoOd Cal'! c it He left Laugh-In after Ueeandahalfyears4becauae. 1 was growing.1l But the role of the effete poet 21 Supergroup 24 burma U.S. • NFw YORK II - 1 32 INE ft,-_4-#ft*.v_ __ ro -1. tit is w a * fr i — 38 _39 _40 _41 _ ( c L ' ' I ,~ I r ______ ' 142 _ is going around the United _______ 45 I -_ 192 ( TO 1i .1 : R"T OF TAGM ... : . %. 0 %.) I ' fmrtfflr INr NIGHTLY In the Lampfilliter Lounp . . . i I -j I j Burrefl was in Ung C1 Tapes Discovered I R, - nA . j I A _________ X ____ ____ L YLarry LeWIS WHERE ...ARE VOU IT SAYS "FATHEWS / ________ — VOU SURE \ __ eT MEAN h . ADMISSIONS OFFICE ---~ OFFICE Hi ghway , (...RATMER THAJ 'FOOL MAKEPt"O ______ £ ..I .. 1 9 --,.- I ] 3- I ------ BLON DIE ___ ______- ______ I,. 1( EW ., " & ChicYoung r.A-r s ) T Two ..X - j II I _:~ _,~Vl - - -- II ~ I C in__WA . c...) .., FUNNY BUSINESS N 14 0 S900LD I Cox qW MONEQ P.. " DONT(~00 Se'r A 306 P I 1, --- ; LI? /NsMIfT5A-RisT fll (Zt v7z, 00 . a 0 . 300 I _ I_ Garry Trudeau '4'iV.4 I - ¶ 2 A.. .. t- '1 7'L I t i/it ,%_:,~ :~ . . I i ~ ! J _& WANA I \1 ? CO57CWTh -_ / ". r ,,%,. - L. ~ ( k. ,J - fTi tL, JJ ts r aq rEi\ - by T.K. Ryan - vpvm A A- t '-s rii6ttw. I -;J..' I ' ' .. ,un... . -.,- j _% A411 YF/ 'I3 fl45nff4 i'Th411 t T ~~\, .! ~ ~ , " ....?:::i-1 11 Lp55'oIfR1Mc7?qF lAST ,,< , - f _-~N %lim ,~, - A , - . 5 if VA115 wpujim 10 Or r 1714,12) . ,_; I I I ,...-.,, Xfk*R% I to tt-,"', , I - i~ 10 11T .liCKLNUL -,C 0 iftU E YM WWI 1j,5TASY. Wis,ft ____ • -J BUGS BUNNY BROUGHT OVEIZZ YER. . 0: &:: ..I I ____________ TE) ., I OPEN IT TWANK YOU, BUGS_ WILL ~ by H.kndahl&Stoff,I Hmmm! wRAT 12 YOU? is .-ff I .,. • YES, I wAs V •• p 1111 N -' ' / ..''." I . -. ~1 ( , .- 1) I -- ~I I - ___ il I - 0 1, j! I ) 1~ Lo __________________ I I Jo -- WINTHROP i..v WAIT 'I Aiio uvi IN OUR I (ri't • &" r WONDER IF MISS GRUNDY IS BK FROM HER CONVEI4T101J . I YES I I _______ ___ ____ ____ ___ V/Y3. - 'f NEW r wISH 7 ' S : ,_s___ WAS DONE THAT CSE AFTER I VVHA WROT K1 ON THE T I cLAST iGMT1 ____________ ã IL,' J - - itzlir-_441%1 I- !.l!II - ______ - 0 I - " .I by Crooks & Lawrervce .— l - 1,, SEEMS ~~ I _ .- -a ,~ <AAL" - - F / ____ __ - fl?Cfli *F - . - __ CAPTAIN EASY - by Bob ___ AL P_ ____ _______________ • ' - ___ _____ ARCHIE ' I _____ / HAVE _rt) FACE RLrrp' % _t 7 0 - .. by Dick CovaIli 0 ton % ILA ft. " \ ,¼ r . 7_- -_- . V I • TWE LOWEST t,,*AC;)6-,\ % .' L . - , LOUNGE OPEN DAILY—INCLUDING SUN by Al Verm"r /," Awo`TWER HOLLYPOCK " \ .. 1: . ..0. -46pw PRISCILLA'S POP SURE. I&!--- 1 q.50 1 14 rris ,ok"Huuty-ANo-GerWELL** CARD FROM TH' ,k & OUTFrr rVJATiS IT.12 1i ~.. - .I 1 - J CARgL1iE5p1725A.iT L!F M71i 1M '4% .i ,_ ~j_ " _1 . .; . - ... PM/Is k 115S'R/i% 1%~_ '. I %S' YORK (AP) - Some Octo be r, was cut wi th guitarist 1,000 tapes made by JIinI Hen-. John McLaughlin. clrlxhaebeendLscosered and fiv albums will come out There are excursions Into Warner &others The first, In Jazz and blues among them Presents Nightly -I'M ALdSC ,&. mv-_6ER - - J. " By Rogw Bollen I I ~) _L ^,, ~,.-~ -A'' vi . ___ "That new kid next door oughta halta wear a sign that says 'Mike Potter is dangerous to your health'!" I'ii v I ;, t- ., ,'.4 l'i, I * OWN UTTLE ROSE TTAGE., --_ - C~l T51 . ___ , . and Thurs. ______ I - __ - - - Howie Schneider ALErTe TO ANN OUN CE Scf.AE R~,LITICIMS HAVE A Vlf*,IT! I Ruse Re61OL*aICL ?7 r Wo&,FRIED CHICue- # S 1809 *460" AV114US AT14ASTATIN ROUTE 4C -SANFORD, FLA. W123400 - . __ __ - Ir— _ I __T1_ WASN'T ASKING - I - L I L . i", ., ________ by Frank Hifi - THAT c"wpu THE - . SOUL, THAT W9 CAN 17 : THA ONIE ALT9%t 0 .'...""y- 1.r ^_V1 NOR TH9 NAIAD ON WANTLD TO 'J 1 : - ~~ ~~J ...%rij ~-, - ..~-, , - I MkOF 4VSDwlS SHORT RIBS I I French Ave. (NI-way i7.92) Sanford , a I . - U11111H by Bob T6vej 1.53 Value 8bilatonseSap, W - __ __ ____ , ~ ? -30 I . . . w (W/ , .1 By Jimi A"e N Ii _ (wAT Ir (c.J1) t-.j j . Sanford I Pass - 'I . ... It SPECIA L - . r ~0 . - 49 j 7 N.T. BI)' XX/ C0573; _SW / - . — Happy Hour 4.7 P.M. -- h . - ~~ -- NO 1~ I DOONESBURy ____ _____ $ Pass -- ven s .'tw j UI fjff /4k'E )V(/ 1?) 71i'- ~7~ _~ LUNCHEON 6T , , I I we Still Have Our [lass S North East South Oswald: "The hands for the t. Pass 14 nationwide Olympiad fund ('ass 2+ Pass game were quite interesting You. South, hold. this year. We can use them to 4 A K 8 4 3 TA 2 # Q 4 4K Q 8 7 What do you do now' illustrate a lot of points in A-Bid three clubs. This club bidding and play." bid at the three level Is a force. Jim: "Hand seven was an TIMA"1"'C"""'.. East-West hand but wp will shift all hands to North-South for the column. Seven notrump diamonds. What do you do rj"., tnake.i easily unless East Answer Tomorrow four diamonds to the Jack and hence seven notrwnp is the book to -Win atBrdge' (do this propertontract. Howtoblditis w3cr) P. O.DOA 489 Rathu another matter, and those pairs ---- ______ -- --- ____ Fern Fork Ph. 323.1910 3+ 44 East South Pass 34 3 Pass 4• / dP a CAN % &g&k i -' CAMPUS CUTTERwith BIMOBURNS ,, e ; ! : , GOLDEN SPOON AWAIIIO HOLD (T.1 L4;FT GF KM... r.5 0 Charco.l.d to P•'f.eile % I+ Pass Pass Heavy Wisin R....v.tiop. 838 3285 North l'ass I'ass Pass :ass The - _S West *") N Wsi I )Liiui iLaa-An>tIiin IV I - F"-yl I " I id -)I I k r Holiday Isle Complex other bands. L,ead siriger Paul Rodgers and *uMmer Simm Kirke were In Free. Lead guitarlst Mick IWphs was in Mott ( C — diamond, four-club and four. spade bids are also Important. They make it possible for Sou th togo into Blackwood and to bid notrnmp after North se shows an ace and two kings. The earlier bids by North have shownthe two kings he holds North-South vulnerable ( FRIAVACITS ? House of Steak St1ates. I 13 Bad Company and the membership rom 110, fj70NKI ( - hewantstomakesuret WhnhdoesbldspadesNortj will know it Is Just a (our-card +3 4 •AQ9 4AKI08 I ?K! i 4 . KJ8 SOUTH Wig: / 4642 ?Q107532 +652 ~ ( J-f b - ..,AND FAST! •.. --r:~ ,- --_-_,~ I c ! are back together and a new English Supergroup Wso T OUR Brend& Lee --. .- iis. UnrNwMa,gmf =3- - - ; cTh • X "Vt, Hank WLM&= jr. "Old Han F~W nt MOW)- - - ------------.-. . __ tti, WHAT- MNDER EVER IT 16, d Wife's House1" Jerry 8" to& -_L_ % tv AND FINIST STEAK HOUSE AAJ T"9 11 Does" - - J'Th . by Dick Turner CARNIVAL doubtedly better h verage adsCbId ding in the box shows how we would get there. 71w first key bid is South's ThegameismatchpojntsarJ WJ(MST b y Da _ye G _raus , ~ WIT) Performance i 7- CEWRAL FLCRIDAIS OLDEST - 33 1 -- =I ~~A -A "ft tj w1 KmFb I , Monday, Sept. 30,1974-7A and TA9 4 K 10874 Q62 0 very bi'oted 1k isn't based on ' AMERICAN DREAM FOR YOUR L_THE DANCING £LisyimNo PLIASURI _ guez I 4:jL-TlffjjZaZjZ1=#1- z RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 2700 S. Sa nford Ave. * Open I I A.M.- 2 a.m. LUNCHEON A DINNER MENU -NOMI COOKING HAPPY HOUR j.j I -- -- - \L.. _ r(--) ** - i , , -1 - .w.PC R -, "2, on the genre of dekcUvemo%•. 'Fhe director was making is sort of a composite." "The Long Goodbye "a Philip ' - ! ___ - JAMES JACOBy 1 ( r!ci"ou NEAR)_Z< * SAGI7FArnU5 (Nov fl to Dec.21) You Only U U on variety it imagp wnL "We learned to be good is- ___ 4 - (31) Not For Wome,, I — GENERAL TENDENCIES: You flnd it difficult to put in MORNING Sunrise jubilee .0(2) Sunshine Almanac l . By CARROlL RIGHTER TUESDAY fl)QSWA1 (frk4 ) - BRIDGE AT -- ALLEYOOP Instructions: . or*ud, backward, up, down. of dil#onay in the p Marlowe detective yarn with Find each I hidden name and box it In at shown: Elliott Could. He cast Gilson aus CORSAIR MES5FRCHMITT TF,NfPf.ST a sinister psychiatrist. FLYING FORTRF_4s,%tlTCllF1,I. THUNDERBOLT .71 ' s was despite the fact that LIBERATOR Gibson, who had appeared on INIUSTANG TYPlj0oN MARAUDER SPITFIRE he hasn't spouted his rh)7nes Broadway in a 11111an Hellnuin : for WILDCAT a couple of years, "frankly, Tomorrow: Iferbs Play, got good reviews, a]. 9 because there has been no de. though ,.The To order any or all o.' the expa nded "Seek I.Ang "oodbyell & Find" book. numbeni 2 through 8. send 60 '.,nts for was Panned In Holl each. makinc %11 C tiii mad vavahIP I- ,*Q "People here thought it was --' - -'1 "*itd.** itar- Uelegram Syndicate. _A4&as troupe of second bananas who an letters in care of this suppor ted the Insanity of Dan tablLshmt," said GIton. "It Awertop,ey,ouspuzi,e Rowan arid Dick Mann A wasn't. It was simply a satire Four-leggers PhiladelpWan with a degee in drama from Catholic UniverflJ sity, he made a hit In 1%2 with •" neantmaI 32Detrculor t/ •, T 1,14 hispoemsontheJohnnycason I. AP1IJ " producing and others Show and was invited back 25 / animal 35 Affirmative ~1 times. He repeaW the char. AG901% 1(:~ I I 'IAIY maid 0( 37 Donkey Mtolat" acter on "Laugh-In." also play. 38 Sick 5 Bm-ine 40 A nd animals I1W itt (a °1° "Those early 0 of 14 Kind o(cal (p1) 42 Kitchen utetw l • 4LJ11 IS Followed show were ...zi' 1s5t) 43 Amerwan the is Tennessee humorist comedian recalled. "We Valley 44GUIdOsflo(t' flloxcoloiivari worked 12-14 hours a day, Lxii Authoritylab.) 46 snull space _ 29 Taught an 17 11 MY weight 49 Indian tents no "it . Francisco, animal tricks nobody minded. I cotd(in,t wait 19 Doctor rim "" 52 I"Iedslowly California .&I Regard highly M,- Th 11: 30. 11 PJA. Commercial 53 Ileavy Alaskan .7 Sc*mefabLI jacket Shfusical After three years during 36 Bw cattle swaday I11:04 - to PAt 20 Years lived 5411 Ar studies 37 Large a r" which I'laugh.1n,, captured On . Likrly 55 Dmds 9 Vote into office 39 Ferninine outrageous C01fl 23 Detactimen 10 P als(ab.) name SIMINOLE PLAZA tab) i2 This Sp. 41 FoiAballshoe edy, the thrill was gone. The $*35.Oii,i 14wv.I?fl 24 ftuildrng DOWN I3Man-and.tior, safety device C11i4k,,1Pia i3tiIIt show entered an acrimonious addition Illundred 42 Tirne gone by monSUT 26 Spain and period tm) pro. Inquires Portugal river 2OliveSpJ 21 rIcan i' ducers argued In puuiiic over 28 River I" 3 To destroy I"'°'i antelopes 48 DirccW P-5oftmde P. 30 FooW vase 4 You (German) 23 Scottish who had actually created Uw 50 School subject 44) Hogan 's Heroes (13) Modern Horne Digest 0ct0b •r The wispy, sweet-faced Gi wn had left it 11 year and a hal before, but the impact of Ugh " on the viewing pu lie was 30 strong that Gibson s"med locked into character Of the Poe L RTSEFIKUCIIMSSEM ________________________________ OS) Mayberry RFD WIN PAD TILL I'M F'NIriED ; .1 (y 41085 Gibson plays an ego. shows and played roles In tele. les." maniacal bigot th a new movie vision (jima, but always Altman next cast Gibson i abtcountry and Wmu. same image. his new movie, "Nashville." sic, and that, he hopes, will put Then one day last }5 "I pisy a 6OIsh, egomaacal an end to his image as th e agent told him to report for an country and Western singer flower-bearing poet from fnterjew with Robert Alum, w s5CIof'Mr Nashville,'a "u-In" thrector of "MA&H" fendofpdenandan 71e sock-It-to-me television When Gibson walked in the who Is accustomed to having his the the Office. Alan took one look at o way," Gibson said the 1972-73 season. If (24) Villa Allegro Lucy Show ((k1) 9k ry R01AIBM I FCHEL1UIMR (13) Cable ' ' . ISANGELF(AP)Han. guest a If S W A it T A It R 0 F R Y A Y 11 E G B L RB0G00NFFBMuML s 0 T B I E P R N P 1 H T I NO A M C R ON F Y SE A A N A RAM I GN T UT HOROSCOPE d News (44) The Fugitive 11.43 ( c hmln' Fights TV Laug A S F A LI NC PS N E N 00W C TO £0 F A 1 P0 R F 1kmn 3:30 121 (6) Mdy Griffith (13) Mrs. G. Goes To 04) £iecIri9mpany c CO (33) Lost in Space vs All My Children (33,44) Movie ('1 L (9) Lucy Shot" !:a irt ii'i 61111gan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (44) Gorner Pyle 5 :00 (9) Mission Impossible (24) Mister Roge.,so NelghborhW (35) Batman (44) I.iod Sq uad 3:15 (13) wom.'s NEWS With Helen (33) Big Valley 12:30 F I D P Fl C (6) Mery Griffin Restless (8) Jackpot (24) College In Community 8:30 (2) National Geographics (6) Gunsmoke (8, - 13) Born Free (9) The Rookies (24) Special 01 The Week (35) TheB (44) Bold Ones 9L00 (2. 8. 11 M - :; (6) Maude TBL1PDYT1SUEY11jt 11) 11 53 (6) Ns (6) What's My Line H110HSDISEPMETEY (44) Underdog IF You MUST - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I' LTTIMIHCSRESEMET ____~ - --- - Mort Walker TALK, WAiT A ME AT ROLL CALL IF Y° 9 ' : w y'wa' Fighting -- ZM - (iTONIGHT'S TV MAT WED &.. ! 4197 . ___ - - __ - __t___1_7 -1 . ....—I — __________ BEETLE, i WANT TO OV'RE FIAVE A 1.ITTLE F4ThER' CRAzY TALK WITH you. DON'T LIKE TIlE ,iOUVEEE RE Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - BEETLE BAILEY MUMMER. mommemomm . - , --, Ile ,F I0 ! ___ A . YET. -0 'THE GATES. r V _. — 4 is - 1% %'a , I 14E cAcu.E! Zr,0 1 %I' . I . Obl ~i .. . . ~0 _ vryt MW 1D SER)ZESS : % loll . I to& .- I 0'. I* - - __ - - ~ .; .~ - II - - - - - I - ~ ~ - . __. - ___________ - -_ - ______ - . --_1. __ __ ...- - - - __ ~ _. . - . . .._......_.. - __ __ - - __ - ~ __ ___ .- - ~ - --- - __ -_ _ - ____ __ " - ._' J' . . - ~ - __ - __ ____ - _____ __ __ - - - I t-.--___. - �______ - - = - ---- --,--.-=--.-.--....-. -------- --- - -. r ?B—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Monday Sept. 30, in 1 , ....' By BRUCE LOWfl'I' IN BRIEF ____ ___ _______ - whipped Then they the New Angeles Into New England wa a breather one. UIrIch Takes Grand Masters club. For the Baltimore Co1 though, It couldn't come at a worse me. RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Top.seeded defending champion Torben Ultich of Denmark, defeated second. ranked Frank Sedgman of Australia 61, 14, 6-2 for the singles title Sunday In the Richmond Sports Liternaflonal Grand Masters tennis tournament. The victory earned Ulrich the top prize money of $3,000. Ulrich then teamed ith Sven Davidson of Arcadia, Calif., for a 6-4, 6-3 triumph in the doubles final over the top-seeded team of Sedgman and Vic Seixas of Philadelphia. the ____ ___ _______ loss column back with its only touchdown, Griese completed 14 of fl YorkGanLi Anuet,ev- adat!eatoc Patrio' fan o MI Gsy hauled in a 68-yard passesfor248yards, and It was AP Sports Writer Tony Baker's one-yard burst geles Rams 20 to 14. In Sunday's other games, St. uis clubbed Cleveland 27, "Having the goal posts 10 "The big play was that minutes that kept the Dolphins doesn't bother me at all," said call breathe easier. He won't be 170, MIami had to struggle to moved in front to stay on a 3 The Baltimore coach was Diego, Buffalo beat the New Packers 21, Uons 19 In the second half. "They were In man-to-man the teeth of a 30-mIln.hour catch the ball and run," said Jets. was Norm Thompson's yarder. Steve Boros To Coach club'svlce president and gener- Houston 17-7 and Minnesota al niarger, as the new sideline struggled past cago 11-7. pilot. Tonight, Washington hosts KANSAS CITY lAP) Steve Boros, former major league infielder, will become a coach for the Kansas City Royals next baseball season. The Royals announctd Sunday Boros wculd replace Quirley Lau on Manager Jack MeKeon's coaching staff. ( ljfornja Leguc,a Kansas City farm club, the past two seasons. Iau has been the Royals' hitting coach shce 1971. The Royals said the club's other two coaches, Galen Cisco and harry Dunlop, would be retained. McKeon has recently been given a new two-year contract. 4oid knock off the National scored on runs of 28 and three Patriots. been knocking off everybody SAN FRANCISCO - Thirdseeded Arthur tshe of Mi.'i te! flnnv Piri'n ni New Zealand 6-4. 7.6 and unseeded Australian Ross Case breezed past Quirles Pasarell nf Puerto Rico to advance to the finals of the Quarterback Mike Uv1nton Loss To Mets 'No Big Deal ' ANAHEIM California Angels' ace pitcher Nolan Ryan became te filTh pitcher in major league history to hurl three no'hltters with a 4-0 victory over the Minnesota 'Fwlns. — Arthur W. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Lillian I JCnklns v,,w,. sept 73. ONTINENTAL MEN'S Garfield Walker 7510 OAK AVE. UNITB,SANFORO - I GUNITE CONSTRUCTION SWIMMING POOLS NEW YORK Forego, $6.60, edged Arbee's Boy by a neck to win the $115,400 Woodward Stakes at Belmont Park. — Sun Beau Handicap CHICAGO — Royal Glint, $6, finished 3 lengths ahead of Pappa Joe to claim the $46,800 Sun Beau Handicap at at Hawthorne Race Course. B rea ks R Commercial Residential Fm Estimates Custom Built Smith, hit his fifth homer of the nited the Cincinnati comeback, NAPA, Calif. (AP) Johnny whelming victory Sunday in the season, with a six-under-par 66 PGA champ Lee Trevino finbaseball season. Expos 1, PhIls 3 Miller's a little puzzled by his Kaiser InternatIonal Open. In the final round and a 271 to- ished with a final 67 and tied 43The Cardinals had a 3-2 lead fantastic success in pro golf this Ken Singleton's first major "This," he said in massive tal, a distant 17 under par on the year-old Billy Casper for see- when Mike Tyson singled with league grand slam home run, year. He's not at all sure how it understatement, "kind of caps 6,819-yard north course—he ond at 27W came auout. lie's uncertain my year." owns a home by the 10th how long It will continue. It gave him eight titles for the green—at the Silverado County 01Y two men have ever won year—the most anyone has won more American tour titles than Club. But the All American boy— Miller—Sam Snead with lOin tall, blonde, handsome enoUgh He moved Into a share of Arnold Palmer took the same 1950 and Byron Nelson with his to serve as a male mode!, softi iao— lead with a hole-tn-one on th record 18 In 1945. put ij spoken, a non-drinker, a non- season money-winnings at second hole of Saturday's third Miller won the 1972 U.S. smoker and an elder of his $346 9I3, breaking the single rOWKI and put it out of reach church—is dead sure about Ofl Open. He's firdshed second in season mark of $320,542 set by with some eye-popping putting both the British Open and Masthing: Nicklaus in 1972. In Sunday's final round. He one- ters, but he didn't whi one this "I'd never trwie this season He won this one by eight putted seven times on the front year. He didn't even come for one major championship," strokes, matching the biggest nine, once holing from 60 feet, close—the first time he's (ailed _______________________ Miller said after his over- victory margin on the tour this on his way to a 31. to challenge in four years. — ON DUTY FREE • •ALL ATLAS PRODUCTS FREE • FREE • FREE ____ . - There's Nothing L C ThE BEST General - - I cisi , . .. ,. On 1974s - - . ., EIfC ' Central FIo!ldas First Dealer 1' WEATHERTRON officials said privately that the 19-year-old HEAT PUMP Miss Evert was upt at the CALL ... io,thesecondinarowtoMiss PLUMBIPIGs HEATING INC. Goolagong. 3224U2 Tournamen' spOnsos Jarj . 1007S.Ssnford Tournament ' A J1VI!UI1 UflhIfl "1oM 'u. -. S flDI A &1fl lit Vfl!MIW'y ,. uafluO 1.4 to Princeton, West to Edgewater, Left 4 -:-*v. • Call 372 2316. loctien; Mature adults only 323 YOUR OWN BUSINESS - Service and Supply dealers with producti manufactured b buy, sell, rent or swap at a low Purolator. Wells, Uniroyal, cost let us help you place yoursChampion and others Call 322 7611 or $31 9993 li—Instructions Travel & Recreation 13—Travel Agencies AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 113W. 2nd Sf, __________________________ Dealers are estabished by the NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Cassetberry, a political Subdivision the Public Records of Seminole RESOLVED by the Board of and municipal corporation in the County, Florida: Cnty Commissioners of Seminole County o' 3eminole and State of has been filed against ou and you Answers to 'Peppy." lOt Sanora Blvd 3234503. -. 15—Action Sports Employment ________ County, Florida, that the potling Florida, acting by and through its are required to serve a copy of your temporarIly changed for the the authority of said City to Iue den Berg, Gay, Burke & Dyer, PA SECOND PRIMARY ELECTION Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds, at Post Officc Rb' 797. Orlando, called for Octohr 1, 1911, as fuliows: Sercs 1974, to the ,Jrrcjuflt of Florida 32802 and file the oriqi,.I S?,G rim U' Precinct 30 — Lake M'.".r 'v w,tn tne LIerX of the above styled 71—Situations Wanted -------------_----Financial Precinct 42 — Rldgewood Arms legality of the provisions, covenants entered against you for thc relief Apartments, Sanford and agreements therein contained, demanded in the complaint or Precinct 47 — Longwood Fire andseekinga iudgmentofthiscOUrt petition -----;,, ,1, huint', ,eiiced yard. Hot tunthes. Anytime, day _______________________Canbeoperatedoutofyour,omeon a part or full time basis :'--: .,. s.•lJSflJ, ',rt today for a possible affiliation m 9410 and more written Informatton _____________________________ Include phone. AF Stem Inc Nice 1 large bedroom with air. CARBARA A. ZELLEY d.b.a revenue bondS and said revenue Said Court on September I?, 1971. "ZELLEY'S AQUARIUM WORLD" BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED bonds when ISsued pursuant thereto, (Seal) You are hereby notified that In my home. City. Utah, $4101 that notice of the adoption ot this a deposit. References. ndsaidcomplainthavjngbeen DENNIS DIXON, whose residence ___________________________ — 373 5375Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. _____________ ResolutIon, together with a clear Presentedtnthitrs '--' '' __________________ _____________ _______________ -. gus, LfllOok Trail, ot me Lircut Court enjais ------_______________________ Otscrlptlon of the change of the being Furnished 1 Bedroom -:LsIfied ads serve the buying ar'd Mailland, Florida, and whose fly: Joy Stokes Polling Placebepublis,,ed inone(l) Apartment. 7300 Melionville IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED e I I I n g 9 c o m m u n I t y Good business address is 1002 French Deputy Clerk Thigto Eat Iiue of a newspaper of general AND DECREED 29—Rooms (or Rent -.-' ... that The State of P,,hIiP C*..' USC them Avenue, Sanford, Florida. pursuant X'. cs:, CirculatIon ovbI:thed in U' —'Ajià.i.ii,njs Rent ":" — F.ui,cja, often Call 37? 2611 or 831 99?) * '. -through the State Attorney DEF $3 KtC.PIAR() and notice posted at the prior polling of Farm fresh produce daily. Vine ripe Unfumished the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit ot ZELLEY and BARBARA z. 3? place of the new voting location. tomatoes, S6 00 box. Hwy. 434 Houses Rent ' Florida, and the several property 3)—Apartmen?sRent ZELLEY, of 10 Briggs Road, ml.. w f ii. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED this owners, ------Unfurnished taxpayers, citizens and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Furnished (everett, Massachusetts, and 27 investment ______________________________ 17th day of September AD, 1971. others having or claiming any right, CUlT, afoes DENNIS DIXON, proposes to 4 lbs $100 Farm fre'h (Seal) IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Large 2 Story frame d*eliing 32—Houses Rent 'Jnfurnished title or Interest in property to be Opportunities purchase the good wilt, business, roduce Dawg Patch Flea COUNTY. FLORIDA. ATTEST available now 1700 plus security affected by the issuance of eulmt't, merctTrlSc anj ac mi'kCt. Cc.traj Rd., St.-Sin 33--Houe Rent Furnished CIVIL ACTION P40. 14.1493.0 Arthur 11. fleckwnh, Jr. BALL REALTY, 1)7 W. 1st St. 322revenue bonds or to be affected DIVISION 0 countsofRICHARDS ZELLEY and Increase your income to ia per Clerk to the 34—Moble Homes Rent thereby, be and they are each In re: the Marriage c4 ($2,000 mini Marvin P. Gassman. BARBARA A, ZELLEY. d-b a Board of County OCEAN SHRIMP (Bond Mort 35--Mobile Home Lots Broker) 2601 3 bdrm , 2 baths, carpeted, femly "ZELLEY'S AQUARIUM WORLD POLAND CHESTER SWEET, Commissioners there be, before this court on the Petitioner; Husband P.'of',awk Ti'. Map? Free info 615 FREE homedeliyery SSave$ FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF For Rent in and for Seminole room, Pinecrest area in Sanford 72nd day of October, 1?74, at 4 and 1d47 (71 hrj $9,900.00 BY 13,900 IN CASH Pteasecatl3OS$30M, $273 mo. Call $301573 after S County, Florida 36—Resort Property o'clock P M., at the Courthouse in -MARIE SWEET. Respondent, Wile AND EXECUTION OF A 16,000 By: Marie W. Walker the City of Sanford, Florida, why For Rent Want a pteasant surprise? You can Promissory Note and Security SANFORD 2 bedrooms, 17.500 cash Dputy Clerk NOTICE OF SUIT saidcompialntshouldnotbegrafl,ed TO: MARIE SWEET 29 cleanout yourgaragequicklywith ____________________________ Agreement. DENNIS DIXON shall Rooms for Rent $100 mc. or $1,500 rent *ith option, 37—Business Property and why the proceedings for said OCTOBER 1, 1974 a Want Ad assume all the outstanding inApt 4D Norlhgate $175 mo 1 2936fl3 For Rent _________ SECOND PRIMARY revenue bonds and said bonds when Manor Lady to room ____________________________ debtedness of RICHARD S. Manor Apts issued pursuant thereto should not — ELECTION and board Iflcountryhom 3$— Wanted to Rent ZELLEY and BARBARA A. 3945 Dewey Avenue, be validated as therein prayed. DESCRIPTIONOFCHANOE Call anytime 372 5110 18 33 Houses Rent Help Wanted Rochester, New York 14616 ZELLEY d b a "ZELLEY'S _______________________ AND IT IS FURTHER oAQUARIUM WORLD," which YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Furnished Real Estate NICE FURNISHED PrclndNo.3o_Fromtp,,, DERED, ________________________ ADJUDGED Earn Christmas cash selling Sarah amounts to 0 dollars. DENNIS Monroe thatanactionforDlSSOLUTlONOF ROOM FOR RENT Scout Building to the Lake DECREED that the Clerk ofAND Furnished 3 bedroom house near thij MARRIAGE has been filed against Coventry jewelry Noinves?ment DIXON shall assume the per 40—Condominiums 3720644 Monroe Elementary School, Lake Court be and he Is hereby required to you Swee$wat,r Oaks, $ Car & phone necessary 373 7791 formance of all executory contracts Monroe, and mo. $100 you are required to serve a Florida give notIce of Such hearing by cops. security. Also unfurIshed 3 41—Houses for after Sale 6 of your written defenses, if any, Of RICHARD S. ZELLEY arid ____________ ____________ NICE LARGE AIR CONDITIONED Precinct No. 33 — From the. PubIlshingacopyofthisorrfl bedroom, 416 26th St., Sanford to GENE P. STEPHENSON of 42—Mobile Homes BARBARA A. ZELLEY d-b a Longwood ROOM. MEN ONLY. 322-2729, 111 Community Building to Evening Herald, a newspaper of STEPHENSON and BEANE, Post 43—Lots and Acreage $135 mo. $30 securIty. 372 1551, "Z E L L E V 'S MYRTLE _______________________ AQUA R I U M the Longwood City Hall, Longwood, general circulation in said C4ty, Mainfainance WORLD." Once Office Drawer One, Casselberry. Florida Dplei, 2 bedroom, air conditiOned, each week for three consecutive Florida, 37107. Attorneys for the Man wanted for motel must have This Notice shall be Published for 44— Farms and Groves Precinct No. 42 — From Seminole weeks prior to said 22nd day Of 30 adults preferred, 372-6620 or 373 Apartments Rent Petitioner, and f lie the original with I two cOflsective weeks. Said tran- High School to Rldgewoud Arms October, 1974. the first veviousmaintainceexp,rienc, in 45—Resort Property 5154. motel hotel, apartment building or to the Clerk of the above Styled Court sfer shall take place on October 1. Apartments Recreational Room, be at least twenty days pubIlcati — Unfurnished ___________________________ prior to said on ijor Sale or 1971, before October commercial plant. Year round 17, 1974; Ridgewood Drive, Sanford, Florida date Furnished country home, S miles 0theIse a Judgment may be en position. Benefits include health I or i oedroom dum'1,x apartmen,s This NotIce is given pursuant to 4$-Ine And PrecInct No. 47 — From the AND IT IS FURTHER OR- tered east of Sanford on Hwy 46, 1.2 insurance, meals, against you for the relief FS 676.103. paid vacation. Furnis Longwood Community Building to DERED, or unfurnished 50' lnvt-stment Property miles north on Mulltt Lake Park ADJUDGED AND demanded in the Petition Dated thIs 16th day of September, the Lcngwood Fire Station 6 days per week, swimming pool. 4270 s. OrIan(t DECRE ED the? by Such publication Road Fenced yard on 10 acres. nday off. Apply in pe rson to WITNESS my hand and theseal of 47—Real -Estate Wanted 1971. Dr. 313 7t')fl of this order, all property owners, said Court on thiS, the 11th day of 267-0740 for detaIls and ap-PubIl5Sept ZJ, At, 1914 ' Dennis Dixon itt taxpayers, citizens and others September, 1914. 0FF 123 — 2 Bedrooms in Sanford siso month Sheraton Sanford Inn PublIsh: Sept. 7), 30. 1974 ___________________________ _______________ _______________ havIng Or claiming any right, title or (Seal) IMrcbandise ____________________________ DEP.fl) includIng electrIcity. 32319Qi interest in said city or the taxable IN THE CIRCUITCOURY OF THE Salesman to canvass area Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. — t b— After 2. 34 Mobie Homes Rent property therein, shall be and are rePresinting repfecement WIndu* EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Clerk of CIrcuIt Court CITY OF 50—Miscellaneous made parties defendant to this CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE company. Ideal for semi retired By: Lillian T. .Ienkns Enloy beautiful Wekiva River by ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, For Sale proceeding, and that this Court Shalt COUNTY, FLORIDA. Earnings depend on ãbilsty to sell. renting a mobile home at CAMP Deputy Clerk FLORIDA tei'e jurisdiction of them to the In Ce: CuStody of We will tra;a to present our Publish: Sept. 16,73, 30, Oct 7. 1971 51—Household Goods SEMINOLE, No pets. No atcol,oI. Noticeof Public Hearing same extent as if named as product, a quality item. Call (305) defen MICHAEL L. EVERHART. KIMDEF 74 3234170 10 CONSIDER ADOPTION OF BERLY K, 52—Appliances dents in said complaint and per EVERHART. SANDY UO12 or apply suite , PROPOSED ORDINANCE sonatly Served with process in RENTAL APAPTMFNT HOMESMaitland RUTH EVERHART, MARK ALLAN thu Ave. Altamonte IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ANC 53—TV . Radio. Stereo TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: cause. Springs, FIa, 3270). EVEPHART and ANGELIQUE 37 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY 44—Garage Busmess Property NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by EVERHART DONE AND ORDERED AT FLORIDA. . Rummage Sales the CIty Of Attamonte Springs, For Rent Citrus stand Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, * Linfurnished opening, need girl to 55—Boats & Marine NOTICE OF SUIT CIVIL ACTION NO. 74'1419.D FlorIda, that the Council this 11th day Of September, 1974 manage, o days a week, 9 to 5. will hold a TO' NANCY L. EVERHART whose Equipment NOTICE OF ACTION 6abilc hearIng to consider enact, S: Miller Lang Must be neat & dependable, 372, WAREHOUSE last known resIdence is Ill Lilac In Ce: the Marriage Of * W/W Shag Carpet - mant of Ordinance No 3)674, Circuit 54—Camping Equipment Judge ask for Mr. Farley Eldridge. WithorwithotjtofficesonSR 46at I. en Road, Casselbirry, Florida, and Pubtlth: VINCENT SIFRES. PETITIONER, ____________________________ mt.d: Sept. 16,23, 3, 1974 I any siZe We ire whose present whereabouts 15 DEF. AND eeling an NEIDA A. SIFRES. 57—Sports Equipment ANORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF unknown * Range.Refrigerator HOUSEKEEPER ______________________ deaII1$ocofle5e,u,or call 37) RESPONDENT. 5$—Bicycles A (TAM ON I E S PR I N G S, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 0041 Mature, live in with eider mof her TO' NEIDA A. SIFRES FLORIDA, AMENDING and son in OR. that an action for child rutw1,,. hA, ltd THF tIRC(JIY enhiy t JA .a tr.. I_AAi,'ti'At M*..'k...4... flishwchpr.flknnI - '' r " '' .' Professional off ice space. 600 14 ft. '' DINANCE NO. fl$-730F TUF ('IT'I been filed against EIGHTEENTH .IUDIc;AL dR. manent. Private room and bath, Pareiras-Sao Paulo. Comptetefypeneled and carpeted; 60—Of(ice Equipment SPRINGS. required to serve a copy of your OF ALTAMONTE drivers license, referencei NO CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Brasil central air and heat 7201 French FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE written defenses. if * Clothes Washer-Dryer And Supplies SMOKING any, to it on COUNTY, FLORIDA. 322 3996 after 3 pm. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED __________________________ BEING A COMPREHENSIVE JOHN A BALDWIN. Baldwin & that an action for Dissolution of 61—Building Materials CIVIL ACTION NO. 74•144).A Turn ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY Dikeou, Attorneys at Law, Suite 20, spare hours into spare dollars JAMES * Recreational Building JARRE'IT, _________________ Marriage has been filed against you OF Start now by becoming an Avon ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, 500 East Highway 436, Casselberry, by VINCENT SIFRES. and you are 62—Lawn and Garden Petitioner, FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT Florida • Representative 6413019. 5 32707. Attorneys for required to serve a copy of your 63—Machinery and Tools ____________________________ * Heated Pool DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING Petltioner,andfiletheoriglnalwith JOYCE REBECCA JARRETT, written defenses, If any, to it THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION the Clerk of the above REAL ESTATE SALESMEN.... styled court at Respondent. Carroll Burke, Attorney for 44—Equipment (or Rent OF C.G COMMERCIAL GENERAL the Seminole County Courthouse, * 12 Bedroom Petitioner, whose address e 6)7 IS—Pets and Supplies NOTICE OF sui'r Confidential Interview. Compulor DISTRICT TO CERTAIN Sanford FlorIda, on or before Oc TO: JOYCE REBECCA JARRETT, Sanford Atlantic Bank Buidlng, MIS. We tak, trades. FORREST FROM $I7 PR0PENIV L E 0 A L L V totier 15, 1971; otherwisea Judgment 7506 Riverdate Rd., Sanford, Florida, and lila the 64—Horses GREENE Inc REALTORS 91w AlRp6'fl1. Financing a D sew DESCRIBED IN THIS OR. may be entered against you for the New Carrolfton, Maryland 6353 or 3fl-fl7o. Original with the Clerk of Circuit 67—Livestock and Poultry Maronda Home In SANFORD, FLA. Dl N A N C E; P P0 V I 0 I HG relief demanded in the Petition. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Crt, Sanford. Seminole County, Deltena is now within 67A—Fe.ed CONFLICTS • SEPARABILITY, insulation Installers needed. Good __________________________ that an action for Child Custody and THIS NOTICE shall be publithtd Florida, cxi or before the 16th day of ____________________________ the reach of the young AND EFFECTIVE DATE. once each week for four (4) cn efnpioymeflt fr ambitious man Temporary Restrain!ng Order has October, A D 1971; otherwise a U—Wanted to Buy working people of the ' ENEVA GAPDEP4* *'' Said Ordlnancewas placed on first secutive weeks in the Evening Fringe benefits. Chauffeur's been filed against you and you are default witl be entered against you Cl, 15 well as the Sngte story studo, 1, 7. and 3 reading on September 71, 1974, and Herald. Sanford. Florida 69—Stamps . Coins license required to Serve a opy of your for the relief demanded in the requIred Experienced cider retirees on a f"ed bedroom apartments the City Council will consider lame Pool, Petition WITNESS my hand and seal of written defenses, If any, to Gene P Only need apply. Apply 1011 Miller 70-Swap and Trade COfOe. clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, us for final passage and adoption after said Court on thIs 11th day Driyi, Stephenson AItamt, Springs, off WITNESS my hand and official of Sep of STEPHENSON end r e 9 1 r d in kitchen equippeø, central heat and Y 0 ia r li—Antiques the public hearing, w$sich will be tember, 1974 Charlotte t. & K Warehouse BEANE, Post Office Drawer One, seal of Said Court thit 10th day of eligibility to Purchase a air tAonthly rentals from $112 o ' Mid In the City Hall of Altamonte (Seal) Casseiberry, Florida, 37707, AtSeptember, AD. 1974. 72—Auction new 3 bedroom home for 340, 1505W. 25th St., Sanfurd Springs, on Tuesday, the lSlh day of MANAGER. Drug store experience tornevs for the Petitioner, and file Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Arthur ft Beckwith, Jr no cash down and — New dIScount drug store. Ex Octob,r, 1971, at 6:30 pm, or as the original with the Clerk of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court 'CdjC,d I Bedroom, monthdy I bath apartment SOOn thereafter as Possible At the 4 cellent Company benefits, Salary Personals above styled Court on or before By: Elaine RiCharie Seminole County, Florida . Payments Under the Carpet, air, drapes. meetIng Interested parties may commensurate with experience October 6. 1971. Otherwise, a Deputy Clerk By: Elaine RiCtiarde Farmers Horn, Ad. month, Kulp Realty, Reply to Box 537, care of The appear andbe heard with respect to S John A Baldwin Judgment may be entered against Deputy Clerk ARE YOU TRUUBLED' Call minh5trat, Assistance the proposed ordinance, TIlls JOHN A. BALDWIN of Evening Herald, P.O. Free, 644 7027 for "We Care"— Box 1657, you for the relief demanded in the (Seal) Plan ExcePtIonally large 2 bedrooms. Sanford, Fla., hearIng inaybecontinu,d frc,m time 377fl "Hotline". Petition, ld*in & Dikecu CARROLL BURKE Adults or Teens __________________________ bath, fully eQuipped kitchen, to tIme untIl fInal action is taken by Attorneys at Law WITNESS my hand and the seal ot Attorney for Petitioner carPet, drapes 3739033 Experienced carpenters helpers. the City Council. FACEDWITHADRINKING said Court on this, the 4th day of itC o, 500 East Highway 1-36 617 Sanford Atlantic Work In Deltona and DeLand. Call A copy of the proposed ordinance Casseiberry, Florida 32707 PROBLEM September. 1971 Bank Buitoing (319029 after 6p.m. rRANKLIN ARMS APTS Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous ispoltedat the City Hall, Altamonte ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER Artt,tjr H. Beekwith, Jr, Sanford, Florida 37711 1170 Florida Ave. Springs, Florida, and copies are on Can Help Clerk of Circuit Court PubliSh Sept 16, 73. 30, Oct. 7, 1974 PutIith' Sept. 16, 23. 30, Oct. 7, 1971 322-6630 Service Dept. Manager file with the Clerk of tpse City and ______________________________ By: ElaIne RiQharde CaIl173tSsl ________________ DEF-71 DEF 73 same may be inspected by the Write P.O. Box 1213 -, Deputy Clerk Light knowledge of auto mechanics, Two bedroom apartments, 8.31.4039 bIIc. _______Sanford, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND (SEAL) ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND supervise people. Must be neat $150 arid up DATED thIs 25th day of Sep or 628-2162 ubtlth' Sept SEMINOLE FOR 9. 16, 23, FOR COUNTY, 30, 1914 SEMINOLE enthusiastic.andable toge? along COUNTY, 373 1310 ____________________ tember, AD. 1974. OFF 3) FLORIDA. FLORIDA. "---—.--.well wIth others. Salary plus I WILL P4W ttE RESPONSIBLE PhyllIs Jordahl, Cl"IL ACTION PlO. 74.)49l.F commission. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.14N.E Full company FICTITIOUSNAME FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED City Clerk NOTICE OF ACTION h.n.OIf. An E......l ".., " " , un 1y-Notice is hereby given that I am (IV ANYONE OTHER THAN MY of the CIty Of ' In re: the M;rrlage ci In re: tt,,Marrlage of Employer. Apply in person t. ____________________ engaged In business at Semoran WILLIAM SELF AS OF SEPT 23, 1971 Attamonte Springs, LEE JANICE Gooayear Service Store, 555W. lit TAYLOR BENNIci'.. WELLS, Blvd., P.O Box SE. HOLLENBECK FlorIda St ______________________ PETITIONER, AND HAROLD 3273), Seminole 3193, Forest City. PETITIONER, AND MARGARET County. Florida BUNNICK. RESPONDEPIT IS.LCOHOL A PROBLEM Cl PCULA It ON DISTRICT DEF69 TO HAROLD WELLS QUALITY BOOK DISTRIBUTORS, Post Office Box Post Office Box 571 ALAN0N and that I intend to recister sent £ catTIYInh.cIiau. -,,'.,-i'--.'..,,I..and Sunu.v Herald Crrieri _______________ .....,,,OVUiI ,-oru,rvn, .,---. ,,iir'uv. r,ur,i, ronn Laroifla For famIlIes or friends of problem name with the Clerk of the Circuit Salary and auto expenses Sales Nollce Is hereby given that we are YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED drinkers, Court, Seminole County, Florida background required . Excellen' engaged In business at 311 West action for Dissolution of Marriage in that an action for Dissoluticn of For further Information call 173 opportunity for man or woman 4367 accordance with the provisions of Marriage has Broldway, Ovldo, Seminole Pas n filed against you by ben filed against you or write Apply In person to the Circulation the Fictitious Name Statutes, To County, Florida under the ficlitis JANICE LEE WELLS. end you are by WILLIAM T.kYLOR BENNICK. Sanford Al Anon Family Gr'.,p P (1 ('h.p WIt' Section 66509 Florida Statutes EVE N N f'ame of OVIEDO CHILD CARE reu.rrd to serve a copy of your r.d ai IeuireJ to serve a cop -. I fox S), S,nford, Fla 3277) 1957 CENTER, and that we intend to written defenseS, if an,,. to it Ofl of your written dcfcn, f any, t it S Thomas Woodruff register said name with the Clerk of Carroll Burke, Attorney for on Carroll Burke, Attorney for Publish' Sept 9. 16. 73. 30, 71 4 the CIrcuIt Court, Seminole County, Petitioner, whose address is 617 Petitioner, whose atkJress is 617 —.,, DEE 29 Florida in accordance With the Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, ______________________________ 5anfo,d Atlantic (lank Building, provisions of the Fititls Name Sanford, Florida, and file the Sanford, Florida, and file the Statutes, Io.Wit: Section $63.09 original with the Clerk of Circuit NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS Original with the Clerk of Circuit loclda Statutes 1937, NAME IT STATUTE Court, Sanford, Seminole County, TO WHOM Court. Sanford, Seminole County, MAY CONCERN: 5: Frank fr.. Mula Florida, onen before the 16th day of Florida. on or before the 16th day of A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES . NotIce It hereby given that the October, A.D. 1971; otherwise a lefty Low Mula October, AD. 1971; o$he'wise a Publish: Sept, 16, 73, 30, Oct. 7, 1974 default will be entered against you undersIgned, pursuant to the default will be entered against you PRICED FROMS3S,000 I DEE I? or the relief demanded in the "FictitiouS Name Statute." Chapter for the relief demanded in the 345 09, Fl. Stat. (1973). will register PCtition Petition Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, NOTICE OP REGISTRATION OF WITNESS my hand and official WITNESS my hand and official with the County Comptroller in and Large Picnic Area, Basketball FICTITIOUS NAME seal of this Court. on this the 10th for Semlnote County, Florida, upon sealofthiscourtonthisthc 10th day and Tennis receipt of proof of the publication of OS September, AD. 1971 day of September, A D. 1914 Courts. Initial Recreational Fee this notice, the fictitous name to wit: (Seal) We will Set YOU up in business complete with NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Prepald ArThur H Beckwith, Jr That the undersIgned ifltCnds to H. A. GREENWOOD CONTRAC Clerk of Circuit Court Arthur it Beckwllh. Jr fixtures, Inventory, and training program. We TOP under ..h,,h engage in busIness in Sanford, Seminole County, Florida iieme Clerk of Circuit Court manufacture our own fabrics and garments and we ae engaged in business at II S.mlnoledounty,Fiorida,under Seminole County, Florida By Elaine RiCharde NO CLOSING COSTS Noth Cortet Avenue, WinIer fklfiousname (IL PANTRY FOOD By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Sprinç,s, Florida CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Depvty STONE. and Intends to register said (Seal) Clerk That the parties ifltcrted in said CARROLL BURKE FROMI PERCENT hlmn with the Clerk of the Circuit CARROLL BURKE CALL COLLECT: MR. MR. USIER business enterprise are as follows: Altorney for P,tit:onpr Court of Seminole County, Florida. Attorney for Petitioner Located I block So. of Airport Blvd., H. ARNOLD GREENWOOD 6$? Sanford Atlantic Pursuant to CMpI.r $6509. Florida 612 Sarford Atlantic On S.anfo,d Ave., In Dated at Winter Springs, eminol Bank Builcllriç Statuf.s, Sanfo'd, flank Building County, Florida, September 4, 1974. Sanford, FlorIda 32711 sales S Randall 0. Jones Florida 37771 cc Sanford, open Mon,.Frj: 9.6, Sat, & Sun, 1-6 PublIsh, Sept. 9. IA, 23, 30, 1974 Publish Sept 14, 73. 30 O't 7. i971 Publish Sept 30& Oct 7, 14. 21. IY71 PubliSh Sept 16. 7). 30. Oct 7, 1971 __________________________________________________________ ...4 OFF 1 OFF 72 — 0FF-iS? DEE 73 Dial 322-8721 ;e'r - - - - - _______ - _____________ ___ Man -_ - __________ -. - -- P/ ORLA Blocks ('flROflD,4 H011iES IflC, ________ - SEMIP - Lights, water furnithed. Adults only 190 372 7296. after I The company offiis a Complete buy IN MY HOME 373 1426 7Insurance ronm, wall to wall carpet, air onditloned, reasonabl, rent caSh . . for , .inventory and . - se - "'' 25—Loans WELAKAAPARTMTS . - _____________ _______ _______ - Two Big Q's Daily PULSATING ACTION—. YOU BET Big Paying Quinielas • Ladies Admitted Free Thursday Night Perfectãs • Admission 5O and up Two Big Daily Doubles (Under 18 not admitted) For reservations, call 30 5/8 38•6221 from 10a.m. to 6p.m. ONLY 7 MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO ON HWY. 17-92 FERN PARK — CASSELBERRY —MINUTES FROM 1-4 _________ ' 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday. Post time 7:30 p.m. Matinees 12 noon Monday, Thursday, Saturday -'. a ',) Pari-i\'lutuel V'/agering . . One bedroom trailer, air con - ____ Strri ButMissEvert was unavallable to confirm that the reportis ant. After the dramatic mnateii was over, the top-seeded Miss pllcation. 24 Hr. phone wice LOST: Male Siamese Cat, Rose ndIewooci Villas —. ___ ti'e Eating Plsc.s Need A New House? way wh2n the ball plopped into In tournament wins with Mrs. the hole for an eagle. Carner. Both have won six "That reaD turned the whole events on the Ladies Profesmatch arowic" said Mrs. . G'oola on Ends tier, who was pressured all day Y with birdies from her playing Carole Jo Skala, 36, of Shingle • a partner and nearest corn. Sptiflgs, Calif., was fourth with C ( petitor, Donna Caponi Young. a total of 217, and rookie Pat a uI Bradley of Westford, Mass. Mrs. Carnei-, 35, a Lake finished fifth at 218 Worth, Fla., golfer who led the Defending champion Kathy DENVER (AP) — Australian promoted the Evert-Goolagong tournament from the start with Whiitworth of Dallas who won tennis star Evonne Goolagong match by saying Miss Evert two straight three-under.par the first two Portland Classics says it's untrue that there's a was seekIng revenge for a 7, moved $5,000 closer to In 1972 and 1913 continued her hitter rivalry between her and three-set loss to Miss Goolabreaking the all-time single recent slump. She shot rounds Chris Evert. gonginthesemjflnaofe- sesonearningsrecord.Sbe of 77 80 and 77 finishin' 13 "We g•t used to hearing that cent U.S. Open Championships. pocketed $84,019 this year. stros ofi the lead, there are tense feelings be- That loss ended a 'Ilwee strokes back was Mrs. Mrs. Carrier, who joined the tween us, but they're untrue," ment and 56-match winning Young, ttiose six final round pro tour four years ago, must the former Wlmbleto'i cham' streak (or Miss Evert, birdies boosted her to a five-un- win three of the last four 12CM plon said. rent Wimbleton titlist from Fort tier par 214 for the 54-hole tour- tournaments this season to pass "We may be Cierce om- Lauderdale, FL. n.'irnent on the 6,243-yard Co- the *100,003 winnings barrier. petitorson thecourt, that's how it shui I be '—but otherwise we th SWidays competition, the _________________________________________ ill li,-,,-.-.-,-. , I ..i.i 1—'-.::; i OPt l'" (I'S' "Mt it.te thIrd.eeedcd M1&s Goolac'nnn w' ChiId Care - PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — It $35,000 Portland Golf Classic on In the final round before a lumbia.Edgewater Country was the kind of shot weekend Sunday with an eight-under-par gallery of 14,000, Mrs. Carner Club course, golfers only dream about. 219, had hit into trouble again chipped from 60 feet away and Third was Sandra Haynle, 31, .3oAnne Carrier, who won the on the seventh hole, fell over backwards on the fair- of Dallas, who shares the lead o,000 tennis 5—Lost and Found - Corner Wins Classic a 4—rsonais - —. tournament on the seventh and ninth games of the final set. 2—In Memoriam -____________ ____ __ AnnounCements -- - - ____ H . -- - ___ ___ ________________________________________ ____________ _____________________ _• . ---- S Lostand Found 24 31 Apartments Rent Business Furnished Opportunities LUST: upsaia Rd. area. Black PUBLIC NOTICE 12 Bedroom, AduItsOnly Cocker Spaniel. Reward. $150 323 Spec. Rates For Senior CitI:ers OPpoflunity for man or man to LOST: WIrE haired terrier, while 75 Pr Drive. 372 7161 ownandre stock established route -with black and brown spots. Hwy In anford area. (No siling, no Bedroom Furnished Upstairs 427 Suntand Elder Springs area. machines) $3,000 investment, Spayed female wearing flea Apartm.nf. III Palmetto. 322. Insured by our re-purchase _____________ - e EXPERT MECHANIC -.— - At Sanford's Only Aulomatk Car Wash cord iI - FREE CAR WASH — NOTICE OF BULK SALE TO' THE CREDITORS OF a,,t fe1fe' _______________ l'IIIiPIe - By KEN RAPPOPORT DON MOORE setup a Hollywcod finish for the Chines came around to score the one out in the sixth. Pitcher off Ron Schueler in the first inAl' Sports Writer Building & Remodeling East pennant. Pirates' first run when left John Curtis bunted and when ning, carried Montreal over A loss to the New York Mets Both teams have three games fielder Benny Ayala dropped Stone threw wildly past first, Philadelphia. 8306673 nightslake UP National left in the regular season, with Richie Hebner's fly ball for a Tyson scored. League tasi, DUt it cloesni the Pirates playing at home two-base error. 13111 Madlock hit his ninth shake Pittsburgh Pirate Man- starting tonight against the CliiThe Pirates scored their seehomer to lead off the fourth, FREE • FREE • FREE. • FREE • ager Danny Murtaugh. cago Cubs and the Cardinals on ond run of the game in the ninth closing the gap before the Car"I don't think there's any the road against the Montreal on Willie Stargell's sacrifice dlnals broke It open In the sixth. reason for a wake," noted Mur- Expos. fly. Reds 7, Giants 3 taughaftera7.2lossto the Mets Bob /tpodaca fired a threeCardInals 7, Cubs 3 Williams & Sw' Pete Rose's leadoff double Sunday. hitter to lead the Mets over the Jose Crux' pinch three-run plus an error by second base($OCO AMOCO SERVICE The defeat dropped the P1. PIrates Pittsburgh was hitless homer capped a four-run sixth man Tho Fuentes keyed a rates back Into a first-place tie until the sixth when Gene Climes Inning which gave St. Louis Its three-run Cincinnati third inLD 17.92 & LAKE MARY BLVD. with the St. Louis Cardinals and hit a pinch single to right field, victory over Chicago. ning and Johnny Bench cracked All four of the Cardinal runs a three-run homer In the sixth in the sixth were unearned as In the Reds' victory over the I pitcher Steve Stone committed Giants. With Purchase Of 10 Gal. Or More Gas a throwing error and shortstop The Giants had taken a 2.0 Woodward Stakes . Oct. 7. II, 1971 _________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Sept. 30, 1974-38 Of the Water and Sewer In .eminole County. Florida: - ' Miller Board of County Commissioners TO the State of Florida and the r,ght, Iitic. or interest in the real s been filed against YOU and you determine that the accommodations several property owners, taxpayers, property herein described, written defenses, if any, to It on ALAN Inadequateattheperman,nt polling claiming any right, title or interest that an action to lorecie a mor L. TALLIS, ESQ.. aqainst ycu for the relief demanded e petition WITNESS my hand and the seal of thl court on 16th September, 1974 tth [riod, Plunkett hit Ran- Oflt )'aid out for the other otw. rookie Doug Kotar's twu-ard _,., Ip_,_._ - - . •,, . - - ' , - In RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN And all parties claiming interests Orlando. Florida. on or before Octobtr 23, 1fl4. md file the original Florida, has determined that the heiflfter mentioned or to e al- feet of Lot 6 and the West feet of 0 accommodat of the 30. polling with the clerk Of this Court tither places in ElectionIons PrecIncts 33 fected thereby: lhe North 172 feet of Lot 5, Frosts before service on Petitioner at The above cause cOnhing on to be Addition No 2 to Altamonte, Fla., 42, and 47 are inadequate In corn. heard upon the omplaint this day according to the plat therf as torney or immediately therealter punched over from eight yards field goal and Willie Ellison's ______touchdown run overout just alter Alex Price recov- eight-yard ered a fumble by the Falcons' came Houston's 7 lead. 11001)00 Int,rnntlnnel Mn'e TnItr,i,,rnnr.t -...-.--..-- -.. -.. Record CitIie of the CU of Caselberry, WHEREAS. Florida Liw, Chapter FlorIda, Including non residents WHEREAS, the Board of County which scored on Jones' 22-yard fow' minutes to play gave the marclieci Miami to three touchCincInnati completed just two sight so far. ms their final score. passtoGlennDoughtyandTonl downs,preventlngargers passestoIsacjrtis.fl)ef They started at the top, Llnhart's field goal. Cards 29, Browns 7 from pulling off their second went 22 yards for a touchdown slugging the defending Super Patriots 20, Rams 14 Terry Metcalf exploded 94 straight big upset. Jim Kilck's and the second was a 48-yard Bowl chamuion Miami ...,. i h,l ---L - -.........'7 u live-yard scoring run with 15 bomb which set up the B-engals' Dolphins 34-24. A fluke, Jim Plunkett and two field off to put St. Louis on top 14-4) seconds to play was the winning second score, a 14-yard run by everyone said, goals by John Smith sent Los and, after Cleveland bounced play. Anderson. Ashe Advances I election precinct, and Defendants, NOTICE OF SUIT t01.71 (3), lurther prescribes that owning property or subiect to by. through, under or against YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an the locatIon change In any polling taxation therein, Vernita B. Lark and to all parties cludlng an ulght.yard touch. - ailing 21-7 in the fourth pass to Joe Dawklns. Legal Notice (INKNOWN Ken Stabler passed 19 yards the Giants, who beat Dallas on ce1on highlighted Minnesota's to Cliff Branch for one RaIder two touchdowns within 64 sec. victory. ed three field goals in the play. John HadI's 36-yard pass Legal Not1 the adoptIon of a Resolution wten Vs. any change Is made In the locations THE STATE OF FLORIDA, and the ChUIUO?a, Florida PRESENT ADDRESS "Theybeatour butts, it'sthat will about five minutes to play. Fran Tarkenton's 250th Casimple," Joe Gilhiam said of the Giants 14, Cowboys 6 reer touchdown pass, an 11Raiders following Pittsburgh's Bill Arnsparger earned his yarder to Stu Voigt, and Paul be gasping when he gets a look Joe [vender returned an in. _________________________ at what's happei.lng up In New tercepted pass 37 yards for a ____ ______________________ ____ RESOLUTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE i FLORIDA DRUMMOND SECONDED BY EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTh JUDICIAL dR. CASE NO. 74.IS34. COMMISSIONER HATTAWAY CUlT OF THE STATE OF CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE •/ THE FOLLOWING RECLu' E ..) FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA ' {. 1ii WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADufriL, -- dZ;.i$JLE(,UN5y CIVIL No. 74•1)l1.0 AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF KAREN LYNN No.74.1417.0 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Petitioner POWERS, THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM. OROERTOSHOWCAUSE TOAGE ASSOCIATION, and MISSIOPIERS OF SEMINOLE NOTICE r;.t,:r, DOUGLAS JEROME POWERS. COUNTY, FLUkIDA, ON THE 17th ii I V OF CASSELBERRY, Respondent DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AD., 1971. muclpal corporation of Florida. MICHAEL I LARK and VERPIITA sfered Its rd straight loss, upset Dallas 144, Cincinnati bowing 30-10 to Philadelphia. muzzled San FrancIsco 21.3, __ 9Notice___ TO: Douglas Jerome Powers last known address touchdown. But the Patriots got ach Nick Skorich said. "We B1 16, Jets whose 22-yard field goal with itrlghtright back with Plunkett had just started to coma back Jim Braxton' 21-yard touch. 1:03 left boosted the Packers passing to Darryl Stingley for and that took the starch out of down ren, eight plays after over the Uons. Robert say, prdent of the Green Bay edged Detroit 21-19, Major League Legal Notice Can Joe Thomas Lead Colts?: SPORTS S..' '____ _____ - - ,._._,___ r' m ', I ________ Be Your Ovtn Bossl OWN A FACTORY DIRECT DISCOUNT - READY TO WEAR STORE. "i. • 9O°/o FINANCING AV.fdLABLE -- (305) 8853931 . — - '" _____ �Eritiç hei ...u, Susuird, Fl. 36, 974 I1c(d, Want Ads Are "Bu yer finders"Call ---41 41 Houses for Sale ------------ OWNER Urgently needs to sell 3 like new w.ffi Paneling. above ground pod, fenced yard and trees. 576.500 I - 41 Houses for Sale ''A wise Investment beats a lifetime of toil." 41 Housesfor Sale Houses for Sale SO MicelIanpous For Sale ________ LARGE ROOMS! 3 bedroom, I bath home In nice older Section Fur fished, neat and clean. 7 citrus trees only $11,501), Call REALTOR Asso, Billie McCanaha, Eves 332 1196 , PRICED REDUCED - On Lake Emma for thoSe who en'oy an artistic home. i bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, sustic setting on beautiful lake, 569.500. Call us 'LOTS GALORE.- Osteen, ?90'xlSO with water and power. Belaire Blvd.. 2 lots real reasonable Wirld*OOd, 340 acres with older home, 510.000 down, C'all REALTOR-Assoc.. Margaret Scott, Eves. )fl 75i SOUTHERN COMFORT- Want a roomy old, old two story home? On 7acres, with lots of old oak trees, a corall and stables in an excellent location Th .&ndy Wolf, REALTOR Assoc.. Eves 372 116.1. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS, 196W M.lry Bl vd, 323 &3S3 or US 7133 WE TAKE TRADES Casselberry And Sanford or lo* down rxsessou Sever,il hke flC's 3 t.. 4 tx'UrO3l1. Cnrpvt, garage, with paneled family rooms Low 70s. It is "sy for er -1ne to buy from WHY PAY MORE' If you ant teih;oq pic' n tie oLir1tr, this 3 br - 7 bath, red brick Colonial 2 year old house could be *hat you have been looking for. Large recreation room could be 4th bedtoom. 1.3S.0O Call Mildred Stemper, Eves. 332 199 CLIFF JORDAN 031 1772 Homes, Lots and Acreage W. Garnett White Broker, 107W. Commercial Sanford.3fl leel "Get 'Em While * They'reHot!" Real Value - NEWLY RENOVATED, I BR home Id, corner lot, $11,500 * Ravenna Park 139.500 A A. McClanahan, BROKER, Ill P1 Park, 322 5992 or 3711167; 37) 9O0 nights, 4ew houses in a rural area. No down Pament_mt,y payments less than rent. Government SubSidiZed to qualified buyers. Call to see If YOU qualify!! Deitona **** 7% Interest 7k.. Pct. lnterjt Rate Lovely 3 bedroom, 1"7 bath home GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU with central heat, air, and car. NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New Poling. Pay equity and assume .3 and 4 bedroom homes, I', to 2 mortgage 123.900 - baths priced from 527.3.50 to M. UNSWORTH REALTY 523.100 on large wooded lot. Seller 103W. 1st St. pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, 323 6061, 373 0517.372-1111:120 conventional • loans Builder. Deltona, 901759 2250. Orlando 3051231336. ' The La ke' Mary - Moving, must sell, 3 *droomn, 1½ bath central heat & iir, near school & college, Leduced to 121,900. 373 111$. Master's Harold Hall Realty 26'65 H 1? 92 REALTOR 323 5711 NO DOWN PAYMENT I Your new custom home (1 .1 lot your choice. Liii'C In ltie idyliWlIde section of anford - lovely I bedroom, 2 bath home has all the modern )flveniences, including double tr garage, beautiful lawn, extra la lot with citrus trees. 'ivatety fenced with old aged cY press, All this at 136.500 Con fa C? Connie Russell, Assoc . 830. 5500. LAKE Bedroom Apts. *Swimming Pool *Tennis Courts Fishing a. Boating *Disposals *Dishwashers Drapes I 0I-2.3 Roberts & Gilman &3t'-5500 Realtors SANFORD 323.7900 ORLANDO 365.5S55 Families or singles BROKER 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house Hidden Lake-like new small down assume VA mortgage, S' pct. Owner. Ph. 323-7725. 4' I I, Openin g l3et lot elert ion So i- SANFORD 42 CARRIAGE COVE i.ervlc., used machines, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford. 3735200 54 321 0304. 43 4 BEDROOMS P' baths, with Stove and refrigerator On corner lot. 172,900 Terms Lots and Acreage 40 ACRE MONTANA RANCH 6½ PCT. LOAN Beautiful, undeveloped roiling grass and pine hills near historic Mugs City. $210.17 down, $70.14 monthly, $7,000 balance. Excellent hunting and fishing. Easily accessible. Call for Mr. Booth collect (406) Realty 1" 1301 2640 Hiawatha Ava. 41 )792 Seminole County - 20 beautiful acres, clear, flowing Stream, trees, private and peaceful but close in. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6210111. ROBSOPI MARINE 7922 Hwy. 17.92 372-5961 Call 322.2420 Anytime 'S.antorci' Sales Leader" YC.i,r Multipl., Lsiing Agency 101.5 7535 Park Or Moving? Why not live in Sanford's 59 OAK AVE. Dlcle 2 story home. Live on one floor, rent the other floor. Each has 2 bedroom, 1 bath, porch and fireplace. Also Included are 2 ranges and refrIgerators. Call Ron Henderson, Assoc., 830 3500. After 17 Misceplappous For Sale Dachshund minature$ Red also black and tan, Mates, W. Also Chihuahuas. Animal Haven Boarding Kennels, 337,5732. IER'S Kennel Pups, studs, AKC, ray & Mini Poodles all colors, :ocker, Mini & Large )achshunds. ShIP, Tzu, Toy Collie, Di barman Pinschers AKC puppies Ina adults. Term;- Trade con. idered, Mr. Anderson, 34557I0. air ond freteri - 94ma& Of Loch Arbor HOMES OF DISTINCTION /ILSON MAI2P lURNITtJPE BUY-SELL-TRADE ]IS E. First St. Sitbafed On Large Wooded Lot Near Tha Country Club. I3I.I.tO2 1' F isis Case In good condition. 372. Built With Pride By Call For = . Appointment CQNSTRLC- 11 W125th Sanford, Fia, 323.3103 14 79, Fleming Super Market East 4' .S4rilord Ord r your set of encyclopedias no W, before or lcq Lnaus.. if ir eresfed, call 322407). IJ Curiosity shop pfowop,n 1201 W lit St. 14P.M,DAILY _'_%__ -_•s------ - --_ .-'- ;:-- 7 - .- ±rz'rj. --, Carpentry RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Econoline Vans to Diesel Tractors Iday Iyear.373 5310 _____________ _________________ Interior Exterior Plastering Plaster patching and simulat ed brick speciatity, 3272710. A small classified ad brings big returns Try one and See Call 372 261 1 or $31 999), - m's Concrete 8. Masonry.- Free estimates Floors, patios & drive;. Brick or stone planters Patch and repair work 377 3400 C&A BACKHOE SERVICE Landcl,aring, septic fanks, fill dirt, driveways, All kinds of digging 3770117 or 322 399) - Painting Rome Improvement, - 'y Woods Barn. we buy furniture Well Drilling mmom WILLS DRILLIUJ PUMP5 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ART BROWN PEST CONTROL All type's flnhJ 511L.5 We repair and service 2562 Park Drive In Isis STINE MACHINE 8. SUPPLY co. Jim Rowe Pt Control 2626 I roquois Av Sanford, 327 2070 Pet Care ia we some camping equipment you o longer use? Sell it all witp, a la;Itled Ad In The Herald. Call 77 74.' I or 831 999] and a fnier.dfy " d Visor will he'p you ar d mi scellaneous Sell for 30 pct ___________________________ Pest Control inithirtg, Painting. Reasonable, illy Geçi, )fl.12Q7 - Comn'rcal Free EstImates Ph 37 ',j -- - Re nodiling, Additions I Rope:,'. C arpentry. Rooting, Cement For used furniture, appliances, to, is, etc. Buy I or II Item;. tA rrs Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanalei Licensed Residential It you have an eye for real value, 'P.lnting and Wallpapening No lob t Small. Quality workmrtShjp Ph. 33) 5579 or 3 La klng for a painting special? racer boards, $55. Avii'aga block, s, Free Estimate, I3).Qs7. CASH 3324732 Wall Papering you'll eye the Classified ads rep'Jisrly. Feed Wanted to Buy - Land Clearing VINCENT'S CARPENTRY lo tenor Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry No lob too small Licensed & Bonded. 323547? Oc d lobs of all type's,, C.'rpentry, 'minting, Cement Wor k, Light fauiing. 377 JIM DANDY FEEDS Truck Rentals Remodeling? Pm. additions, paneling, trim work, doors and Window; hung, painting interior and exterior, roofing, and cement woili. 327.9315. John's Fix It - 6* AntiqueSpring Wagon EvCl,fltCjt - Call After 3p.m.gon.Thurs 177 17$') B JY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR Gormle'y's E. 46,323.4733 r'imo, organ theater console H. 0. $2S. Excellent condition. 84*44. - DORABLE KITTENS FREE TOrMHI,q CALL AFTER S 3n ()423 mi,s E. 46, anlord 3234733 - - 67 Carpentry, Remodeling, Addition Custom Work. LIcensed, Bonded. Fr estimate. 373 6031. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriets's Beauty Nooki 519 E Pine 3fl 5747 Airii Schnauzer, Yorkie, Boston 'err icr, 30 pups on display, we buy 1 ups. financing, Sisolt, guaran. ted. 904237-2,47, 9042373476, fluyâ barg,iinor sell a b.irqan wit, fun to use arxt rracj cIs tci ads' Call 372 2611 or 131 999) to place your ad , - Small Jobs Wanted 377 1331, "Lake Mary" Beauty Care Pressure Cleaning FALL CLEANING Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, "lmpac"Wash& Spra kleen Counter tops. Sinks Installation Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks available Bud Cabell 372 8. roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, anytime mud dobbers, wasps & Spider webs 3720w. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Full Line GEAppliances Sanford Electric Company 2522 Park Drive, 3321547 A KC BU V' DIRECT FROM BOX CAR n. - Pets and Supplies 55 site pert Persian cat. Doctored male, most lovable you've ever ieen. Must be good home and no 309. 327 37$1, *ire etc Central Heat 8. Air Conditioning For free estImates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford, Appliances - step l6'Jd,r DLAND 5 Hwy ,, t & I'wes O,Lànt Ph ?MMIS Pi Home Improvements 177). Fr, Ight damaged ttn'nturi and c Vi srnifure parts Allot wholesal lIie, AKC. Blue Merle and In. hOICl or Ii shots, good children'; ii lo* at II W. Concord P4olI' e pet. F reight . Damaged Warehouse, watch dog. $75 and UP. 1473410. C owntown Orlando. Phone 23 Pu DpIes, hunting breed or pet,5 02 ii teks, all shots, etc. $20. 471 513.4, r 'If Air Conditioning Equipment for Rent FREIGHT SALVAGE finest established residential area? YOSRt You Directory of Experts Ready, To Serve You! A CARROLL'S FURNITURE - Over 10,000 Pieces To Seleci Ii om - " NO* 1*0 LOCAtiOe SANFORD Hit Ne,, of 91 SlIt 5.i,4e,d Ph 771 itill G'Iaa,d. Pa eli His -. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. Real Estate Wanted 50 Trucks and Traile r s Musical Merchandise 64 Longwood c uick cash 'or your home, Fast closing. We wIll pay all cost. Move when ready or will trade Free inspection Call Larry Saxon, REALTOR, or Jerry Emerson, Assoc. Roberts4 Gilman. Inc • REALTOR. 8305500 - :.. 1,;.. BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC 34 ton, 4- wheel drive. toolbox bed. $1200. 34.S3)4), ---------------. hours, 134 0309 Realtors 79 Payment balance. Write GULF COAST PIANO COMPANY, P.O. Box 447, Pasama city, F Is., 32401. HOME WITH INCOME Roberts & Gilman 8305500 ,.. 371.0578 PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful Consol, stored locally: Reported like new. Responsible party can take, big saving on low Income And Investment Property I nc 1974 HONDA 330.4, TAKE OVER PAYMENTS 16'.' Orlando Clipper, Murry tilt trailer. 100 HP Electric Wrinch. $1400. 323.096 17' BonIts, 100 HP, Evinrude, tIlt trailer, $1,400.322-5611. SANFORD Motorcycles 1967 Honda. semi Chopped, 321 -ow After 5:30 Boats &Marine Equipment Large private mobile home lots tOO' x 170', for Sale or for rent. 332.0764 aft er 4 p.m. Stenstrom • ReaI4• LAZY MAN'S BEETLE. Inforinationg 55 emission. $175. 372.1757. THE -- Payton 46 4.47 411$ 37$ 0590 1973 Honda CL 171, 171 and take over Payments or $650 cash. 3fl.517l. 3230697 Garage-Rummage Sales $344302orI30$, 1961 Falcon, automatic, 7 door, n sticker and tires. Good tr Jay&G,eAvtolaiei Motorc'ycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 332.38" HOUSEHOLD SALE, Sun., Mon., Tues. Antique oak fable, 4 chaIrs & buffet, 1323; Refrigerator w. ic•. maker, $200: Hand painted plc. lures, Lazy Susan, Glassware, Old Candlesticks, Dressers & More, 6340450. HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pelt, Jenny Clark, Assoc 372 15 98-372 I33 Day. Ee * BUY HERE * 1973 Honda C8350. Good Condition. Call 322.1433 After 6, 3734377 par's, KENMORE WASHER, MOONEY APPLIANCES SMALL ACREAGE NEIGHBORS! Near thoppingt See this 2 year old 3 bedroom, 7 bath with Florida room for $29,500. We know this area; It's an ideal location. Call REALTOR Associate Role Southward. After hOurS. 327 6401 See itt You'll like it! , Mobile Homes I) 1973 D;e CuIun;, power brakes, power steering, air. V er y clean, 57,600. Days 327.1305 Eves. 373-3805. -__________ 1973 Honda Si. M. 1,600 actual mIles, Excellent Condition. $700. 3235991 anl'tlme. Rangti, Hotpolnt and Tappets priced right. Financing avallabli with no down payment. Dict'i Appliances 327,7151. i6'x12', one bedroom mobile home. $700 down 1. assume payments. 613 1415 Your Word Is Your Credit 1974 Honda MT 250 Elsinore. $100 down and takeover payments. 322.0691. I Washers, guaranteed, best Islectioi In town 149.93 and up. Sanfori Auction, 1200 French Ave. 323 7310 Come see u', at our big new location Elmer Bakalla Inc. With older 3 bedroom home on paved road. 1.23.000. 7* 1965 Continental, good runnir condilion. $599, or best offer. 32, 0661. - people about it with a Classified Ad in the Herald 32226)1, 531 9993 Appliances General Electric range, large, goo condition, 130. 322.72*5. LAKE MARY Builder has new 3 bedroom, 7 baIt home ready for Immediate oc cupancy. Located on So. Rukir Street, near Lake Mary khool, or large wooded lot. Only $26,450 with 7t PCI, aSsumable mortgage. Phone 303 799.2036 days or 6212602 evenings. -- -- 2 EDROOM2 BATH Central air .pieat, family room, eat In kitchen, formal living room, hobby room, several shade trees all around this custom built home. $2650O, price. L (TV -- PLENTY OF FRIENDLY State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 17-92. P. (305) 3239I60 Orlando 831.2299 52 7603 Park Dr. Days 327 7212 "Stop Urn!" l7.92%altland Garage sales are in season. Tell the SANFORD REALTY COLLEGE PARK AREA - Ap Praised at $21,000 this extra nice: bedroom home has beautiful thict shag carpeting and fresh clear lust painted look. Everest Realty, Inc.. REALTORS, 678060$. Alter hours call Jim Skeen, REALTOR 641 2339. ATY -- OH! THIS ONE SPARKLES Has 3 bedroom, l' baths, attached garage, car. peting, fenced yard, nicely land. scaped. Only $78,500. Call REALTOR, Associate Betty Flamm. After hours 3326053. Only 7 years young. I 110W mailable in Sanford'., fine'.t family park. .onw out today and resers'e your 'hoice lot. REALTOR. )3 ,'75. 1959 Lincoln with 430 engine, us' rebuilt. New transmission. Des' offer. 321 1371. wagon. loaded, extra clean. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W. 1st St. 3734711 good used turniture in stock. Ku Ip Decorators, 409 W. lit St., 32 2. 7335 ?Pc Livingrmn suite. sO Two 5119.95 Dave'; Furnit,,r'e 300 Sanford , 323 9370 2 bedroom, 1 bath, den, 1300 down$155 mo. 9': pc? Acre Realty 3n7 PINECREST - IT'S ALL WITHIN A FEW STEPS. Super markets. 'aug Stores, many others. Call REALTOR.Assocjete Al Antar abcut this 3 bedroom red'ced to S19,900, Alter hours 322 6521. You'll be glad you did. .4. - $27,500. 322 8986. BROKERS T' Time Tci',j 1mm Days. lfl 6173 ? if. 'f .jj7 5474 372 23> Car Each item $3.5. Queen Anne's cha ir, Singer tneadiemaclsine, SO4, 0 Id FALL SPECIAL: Air conditioner's, oak rocker, Duncan Phyla coff , Generators. AwninCi, Automotive table, maple chest of drawn service & repairs. SOUTHERN trundle sofa, much much mc re RV SERVICES 3239020, DeBa 3 burm., 1' bath, 3 yrs. old, centri heat, carpeted, good lOcitior • ' Dealer. - Any . t969 Olds Vista Cruiser, 10 pass. $973 VW Poptop Camper, orange, automatIc, air, like new. $4995. Call Duane McGuire, 372.1651 Console Stereo, $150, 373.173 alter 6. COR BElT REAL ESTATE REALTOR - Camper-Travel Trailers Refrigerator, sb; Dusk, $1 122,900. ST. JOHN'S REALTY TAFFER REALTY OFF AIR PORT -. ________________________ -C omplete trailer hitches. Washer, Dryer, $175; G All kinds available. 2 Bedroom, 1 bath furnished home 64$ 4 19 Buys 1969 Mustang Mach I, fully loaded, sharp Eve; 24 Hour 5rvice Call 322.7495 S. Contact us; you may qualify. JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC 372 6a,S7- 3321111 )fl 7471 (WITH GOOD CREDIT) 3n 9719 - _____________________________ '1) Buick t.cSabre'l door hardtop, air conditioned, full power equipment, excellent condition Fully guaranteed. $1995. Call Don PoPe, 322.1651. Dealer $50 Down STAN'S AUCTION 75 Mustang City •* '*' Every Sat. Plight lp.m West 1st St. (Hwy 46) Sanford Conslonmp'' Open Daily 10 TilS SANFORD SEWING CENTER 4307 A EaW lit St., Sanford 322 9111. Callbart Real Estate $1,200. Inquire at 1003 S. Scotts Ave. $966 Charger. Aul, radio, power steering, air, mags. Puns perfect. $9 1733 or eves 831 7165. local owner. 377 4981 Dealer, * Public Auction * Drop in bobbin. zig za and 3 n.'edle' Position. Like new cOnOition, solId' new for $68, balance of $45 cast' 5 .iyme'nt of $10 New warranty ')) TheGreater Mail REALIOUS.Casselberry $30164 1989 L!r$C!n. EceIIen? cd!?itn, new steel belted radial tires. Autos for Sale ' Call Credit Dept Longwood I100E.7Sth St. 372 6455 Singer '* 1973 Singer Zig-Zag Hartman Realty, Inc. Adults 19 thru retirement EXECUTIVE PRESTIGE ON RESERVOIR * in sewing cabinet, repossessed SInger's best model, will bobbin in machine. Fully automatic. Pay ba3aAc$ of 134 or JO yme,pts 18 3 bedrnn".', i", lhs, no qualityiiiq $1,900 down, $106 mo. 7 pct. Ac re Realty, REALTOR, 3737730. -. REALTOR 831 7561 Fern Park - Cove REALTOR 37221 After Hrs - 3229781 327 3991 and 322 0648 MOSSIE C. BATEMAP IBR.? Bath * - C:an'i pit the car in the garage. Sell r longer needed items with a ClflSSlfid ad in the Fvenin Herald Di,l 377 7611 931 999) to Place yours JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC. 1F -- Jim Hunt Realty Possible subsidized montt ly payments. Central Fioricj.'s MUL TIP,-r-L1 ING REALTOR 172 1991 19195. French Household Goods GOLDEN TOUCH'N WOODED LOT- Nearly an a re, t)eautifut building site $7,500. Stemper Realty Commercial Properties SI 80 j 80 973 VEGA OT. LOADED. 14,000 MILES. $7700 1970 BIll Bonneville Convertible, yellow, 322.5073 power window's, aIr, low mileage, _______________________________ must see. $1,95. Whitey Ecksteln, 196$ xarman OhIa, dark green, 4 3221631 Dealer. Auction speed, radio, looks and runs like _______________________________ 1961 Falcon. 7 door, new battery, "w, 11.395. Call Howie Kirby, 322. Open daily lOS for consignments or tires & tune up. 1173. 373.6037 after 1651 Dealer. sale; off the floor. We also buy 6 p.m. estates, etc. 1973 Dodge, Vinyl lop, factory air. 11,000 miles. 1300 down, assume In the good ole summertime ... it's a In DELL'S SERVICE payments. 6686947 after 3:30. great time to sell something witha Hwy. 16 West, Sanford Classified Ad. Just dL3I 371 26 1) Of 1971 Pontiac Catalina. 1 door, lull 3235.620 $31 9993 for a quick results ad . _____ power and air. 78.000 mile's. One MAITLAND FLEA MA RT t011 Hwy. 17.97 Open Sat. & 9.3 8312970 LOCH ARBOR- This beauti fyi custom built 3 OR, 2 bath ho me located on large lot 140'xl 46comes equipped with central H carpet, drapes, sprinkler syst m, double garage, screen porch i rid many other extras. Owner ii vill finance, only 5.13.000. NICE- 3 bedroom. 1 bath, carpe range, refrigerator, lirepla fenced yard, $25,500 Coins. Single or %Ik. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W, 1st St. 373. ' 517.500. VACANT- Large 3 bedroom,? b ath, family room, equipped kitci sen. carpet, nice well Iandsca ped fenced yard. $32,500 We Buy and Sill Gold arid silver mower, bicycle, I6J Pontiac station wagon, excellent con. dillOn, clothing and rummage. 1st house across railroad tracks Sanford Ave., 9 Daily, - RETIREMENT HOME- Of1, 1 bath, Florida room, excellent JOHNS REALT V condition. Beautiful 10' with tr close to hospital & shopp ing. BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Dallis,327 6123 Plights: 372 $424 or 372 2352 OVER AN ACRE- goes with this bedroom, bath cement block home near Lake Jessup, 133.000 Call REALTOR-Assoc.,ViC Gischler, Evt. 332 7 37 4 . ON LAKE MARY- 3 bedrooms, 2 bathe, central heat and air, im, mediate possession. Owner will hold mortgago r 141,500. Hurry. PEAL TOP ST. 69 Stamps-CoIns ________________________ Anqtm'e J.Ne, 6 room;, linens, dishes, 20 It. freezer, was her, lawn - JUST LISTED- 100' on Crystal Lake. ) Bedrooms, central heat and alt, family room, beautiful view from living and Florida l'OOfflt. $42,900, Call Now, : I Bj Owner - PINECREST - t,ust Lake Mary, 3 bedrooms, 1.1,000 sacrifice. I bedroom, central heat 6"wn. 119 er n.ith. Cc &r & air, pool, screened In atio, now Pickering Rem Ity, dshasher, 125,500. 37310.31 sltci' REALTOR 831 $151. Stemper Sezi Friendly Classified 'Gal Your PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming Ph 377 1057 O?W. ?Ad St -.327 .- "Don't needs!" Serve a useful pjrposc. again v.hcn you sell thcm with Classified Ad from the Herald. Call US today' Don't lay' Jul dial de 32 77611 or *3) 9993, To place you' low cost Want Ad CO isIgnr Fr pic) ups, At ttlun Sat. nigrit at 7 p.r,. Call 7270. - 0 RIENIAL PUOS WANTED Top triceS paid, used, any condit. g4 8)76, Winter Park, - - ---- ± H=-'-"-=;: =eTE, --•-- -'--- -. - .-;-.-- jt ..-= .. fr .,.- .. _. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 30, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 30, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 30, 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/c78c08ae992a334b3236176fedc8db7e.pdf f787d86093e446cfd46363e096629bf6 PDF Text Text 10 8—Evening Herald Thursday, Sept. 5,l97 kwyr NICOSIA, Cypru Th.tish forces may ed a drive to extenc along the northwe Cyprus In violation o fire. The Greek Cypri 67th Year, No. 14—Friday, September Raide kn y I o, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents -j - Democrats O ffe r H On EC0110111y '44 Vienn VIENNA, Austria former home for nuns turned Into a heavily transit camp for Sovie their way to Israel, iii Viennese neighbors 1 Arab terrorist attacks "1 know the Jews h housed somewhere," Woman. "But why do tJ to come next door to i She and others in the development in Vknn meting district said th kept unaware until a that the emigre camp vi established in their n hood. Workmen on the would not say what thi doing. Some of the thought the place wouk orphans' home. "But then last week i sudden they started bul wall around the house, one woman. "Next Liii barbed wire was there, a morning by the end of th huge Red Cross signs painted on the roof." Guards armed with s chine guns protect the which is operated by th trlan Red Cross, and poll trola In the area have be creased. One resident checks are made on rnOVlflg about the area a Austrian officials said cautions are being taken t tect the neighborhood, many residents still aren' isfiet Beginning In 1964, J emigrants leaving the Union by train were take processing to the isol Schoenau Castle 70 miles of Vienna. It was rented b Jewish Agency, and 70,000, went through there. Then last September a g of Arab terrorists took t Jewish refugees and an Au an border guard hostage, the Austrian government somed them by clo In November, the go ment met upa temporary tra camp at the WoeHers Barracks, on the outsklrt5 Vienna. But neighbors th also complained that they w being exposed to possible rorlst attacks. Accused Pot Pilot Gives Up WINDER, Ga. (AP) - TI Georgia Bureau of Investlg Lion says a Florida man a cused of being a pilot of a fou engine aircraft seized at W1n er with a load ofmarijuana turned himself in to Barroi County Sheriff John Rober Austin. The GB! said Drug Enforce merit Administration agent had Issued a warrant for thi arrest of Dallas Norman House 46, of Sarasota, Fla., on charge of Importing and poasessin narcotics. House told officers of the sherifrs department in Winder Wednesday he didn't know he was being sought until read a newspaper account of the case, the GBIald 14twoota.afcrrner Winder resident, said he was visiting the area. LLA agents charged th't House was a crewmember of the Lockheed Constellation that landed at the Winder airport two weeks ao with 13,500 pounds of Colombian marijuana aboard. The plane was forted down with a broken oil line after a 1,64-mile flight from Barranquilla, Colombia, according to Philip Perry, assistant agent In charge of the DEA in Atlanta. Perry said the plane was traced from a Miami rental firm to Aruba. p , WASHINGTON (AP) - Pre . concentrating on big industries particular proposals, the econo. colleagues, while not agreeing ident Ford has launched his and big unions whose policies mists generally agreed that the on a number, generally saw in. public search for a way out of were relatively immune from way out of wh,-it has been called flation, now runnin4 hipher the nation's econoiffic anI corqti(jr stag(lation - simultaneous than 10 Der cent a year, drop. has received assuranC (ruin But Ford dropped a hint that Inflation and sluggishness in the ping below 10 per cent next year the Democratic Congress that it he would avoid extreme mea --economy - would not be and falling somewhat more In will sin) ln session as long aslie ures simple, quick or painless 1976 has proposals for it to consider, "As In the political arena, Speakers emphasized that the The White House meeting is The word from Capitol Hill there is a wide area of agree- economic malady has no single the first In a planned schedule -_ me as Ford met on Thursday ment, and a few in both parties cause but a variety, both na- of public sessions with spok r with some 30 economists who fall on the far ends Most of the tional and International, that men for various Interests, in --offered a wide range of sugges. American people fall In the would have to be attacked sep. Washington and elsewhere in _ ___ Lions, including an apparent middle, and they want us to aratel) the country. These are to ci] inajorit) view that the money take the actions, I believe, And, Arthur M Okun, a for minate in a summit conference supply should be expanded to that fall within the middle mer presidential conomic ad. Sept V and m Washington to bring interest rates down, ground of the spectrum." iser now on the staff of the formulate specific recom• There was less agreement on While they differed widely on Brookings Institution, said his mendatjons. how to moderate the wageprice race. There is no question but that we will cooperate with the President," house Majority Leader Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., DMass., said in a telephone In. - teriew from Cambridge. -_____ "We have got to Instill confidence in the public and If re. Sing inc a sung of the ships of the sea, one might be prompted to ask of the many sailors, veteran and maining in Washington will do amateur, who man a variety of craft on Brevard County's Banana River, Including the single-masted it, then we have to stay,' sloop, smaller sailboat and luxury yacht, above. Sailing and motorboating are among Central Senate Majority Leader Mike Florida's favorite erkend activities - the size and style of vessel depending Mansfield, D-Mont,, concurred, on the owner's wallet. iHerald Photo by John A. Spolsklj with the observation that Congress alone cannot act on the economic problem. At the end of the day-long, televised session, about hail of which he attended in person Ford told the economists, -,I couldn't agree more that we have to act ... on sound and responsible recommends tb- - - - BANANA RIVER BOA Troc' ,, . U • Me ica . Care Pro its f Charge Denied Loca I fie made no cvmmitments on the suggestion that the Federal Reserve Board be urged to ease V By SEAN CODE Herald Staff Writer rji t. e 3h Or Welfare Secretary Caspar flation. Specifically he pointed and Dr. Julian .1. Fried, other specific's. Weinberger. to physicians fees which he said director of the Seminole County These included suggestions Weinberger speaking to the have Jumped 19.1 per cent and Health Departm, agreei the from individual economists for Local health care authorities American Association of hospital charges 17.7 per cent cost of health care i s in . renewal of mandatory wagedenied today the Increasing Medical Clinics in Washington since wage and price controls creasing, price controls, for avoiding cost of medical care represents said medical costs are In. were lifted April 30. to However, both pointed even the suggestion of such pure profit for physicians and creasing 50 per cent faster than Both Donald Bradley, ad. increased operating costs for controLs and for intermediate hospitals as charged Thursday prices In the rest of the rnlnistrator of Florida Hospital the rise In the price of health steps such as giving the new by Health. Education and economy and are fueling in. North In Altamonte Springs, services to the patient. Council on Wage Price Stability Bradley explained, "Our standby rollback powers or latest Increase, as far as the cwt to the patient, Is around 10 Per cent. There has been no increase to the employes since y the controls were lifted." He explained the one month Jump of $16,000 In the combined MIAMI (AP) - Hurricane Carmen, with sustained "We can't say where because center said a reconnLance ce winds of go miles an hour, two facilities (the other Is was we really don't know," he said. plane was to take a closer took arges Do north from the southern Gulf of at latitude 22.9 north, longtitude "That's a big piece of coast- at a new tropical depression located in Orlando), the Mexico today. Forecasters ad. 90.5 west or about 140 miles line." skyrocketing cost of food, and churning through the Atlantic vised residents of a wide section north of Merida, Mexico By The Associated Press Carmen had remained 5th- toward the Leeward Islands the Increasing number of un- of the Gulf Coast to keep aware is the average monthly home It was expected to turn .iorth- tionary off the coast of Camp. Here are some examples of collectable bills add to the cost of the storm's movements, Three Florida utilities have consumption in Florida. But bills The depression late Thursday for 1,000 kilowatt hours of per patient. boosted their fuel pass northeastward during the day, eche, Mexico, decreasing to was centered near latitude 16.5 "A hurricane watch may be summer use is often much electricity for September, exgradually gaining in forward tropical storm status, for north, longitude 58.5 west, charges for September while higher, making $100 a month cluding taxes: As far as rising physicians needed for a portion of this speed and strength. several days before regaining about 225 miles east of Antigua fees are concerned Dr. Fried coastline Friday," forecaster two others have announced electric bills not uncommon. The path could take it any. strength Thursday slight decreases in the cost of and and 500 miles —Jacksonville Electric A said, "That's true ' t Paul Hebert said late Thursday where in an area ranging from beginning Its slow northward Puerto Rico. east4outheast of Under tides of the state thority, generating electricity. cc C U- not necessarily represent a at the National Hurricane Cen. Louisiana to the eastern Flori- drift. Public Service Commission It had winds of m.p.h. an1 I' l simple profit. The inflationary ter in Miami. —Florida da Panhandle, Hebert said. TheGulf biggest increase came utilities have on their Meanwhile, the hurricane was moving west to West-north. Power Corp., cost for medical care is partly from Power Co. of Pensafl costs to passed consumers for .11. . cola, which said it must charge west at about 15 m.p.h., on a due to the Increasing labor cost - -.... " ,1 . —Orlando Utilities Commis. in the physician's office, the ears But adjustments were path aiming it to the north of $4.93 per 1,000 kilowatt hours to not listed separately until the sion, 130.80. / ' recover • Jackson Antigua, the center said. coal costs, increasing cost of physicians' , \ • • " energy crisis began That's a $2 boost. Were not forecasting any —Florida Power & Uht, elment, drugs, and \But Gulf Power's 10-county snifIcant change the Oil for generating electricity $30.78. . area still has the cheapest dec. next 24 hours but long-range 1p.., is costing utilities up to 12 —City of Lakeland, He added local physicians prospects are for slight In) tric rate in the state, $26.40 per times as much as it did before . —Tampa Electric, 129.27. • " have tried to hold the line In ) 1,000 kilowatt hours, , tensification," forecaster Miles tis the Arab oil embargo, --Gulf Power, $26.40. their fees to the patients. But Lakeland Power Co. said " . Lawrence said of the depres/ even the . sion. government -----4 September fuel pass-on will be .'-- .''j $10.46 per 1,000 kilowatt hours, recogn1es the Increasing cost If sustained winds In the de/ . . of medical care, and a $1.32 increase over August. )7-i. pression reach 39 m.p.h., it , . , 01QQ County Library could become Elaine, the seaFlorldapo. Ta)(physicians for services such as ' ' ifth named tropical 90 ' Petersburg hiked its fuel e oo medleare and medicaid." -storm. Justment charge 35 cents, to ' . / . . . . / . . . $15.05. H ve Kenneth Mc(,ce, 7-.---,... The Tampa Electric Co. held vice president and health / / conomist of the Florida State e its Pass-on stable at p.80 and CLOUDY • Hospital Association, said Jacksonville Electric Authority The possibility of a tax- agree to one-half mill tax stayed at 120. fora Weinberger arrived at his !r.nved cctrty county-wide library system, the statistics by taking the increase . will be put to a straw vote on the earliest such A nnouncing w ere a system could be for one month and multip)ing it November ball Florida Power ot, the Seminole Fund ed would be the Oct. 1, 1975 I light Co., 1116 by 12, which he described as / I ' down 16 cen ts to 17., the County Commission has fiscal year. / . 8.1 and nicely ce "ni ly twisting the figures for decided. Orlando Utilities commis0 I Weath er Details Page 3A if his own benefit" and suggested straw ballot will ask J down 18 cents to $8,56. ort cla Ut I t UP Fuel Carmen Heads North Wn Straw 'v'ote Nov. 5 owe r, ' / w , ' , . ' , ' . . ' , ' . The board refused to fund the they want a the secretary may have made volunteer library committee's the voters feel FP&L, the state's - largest system made up of at least two the chm*ft to drum up support utility, says it hasn't felt the oil $575,000 request to contract community libraries, @'and for the reimposition of controls price squeeze as much as other with the Orlando Public initially a full service On the health industry as a companies because its nude-ar Library for the present budget relationship with the Orlando prelude to national health care. pin'outh of Midrnt can mnaie )-car., Public Library" Weinberger suggested electricity at a cost equivalent Committee spokesperson Yesterday a to $1-a-barrel oil. A state-financed library ofheaIthcare cos ' y Helen Smith expressed study 0 Seminole Count' fuel disappointment ) du5.'r3' Itself, at St t .se,,, or 'ace the Since May, t he Lakeland ear lier this year recommended possiblIty of federal inadjus tment charge has risen b the Orlando contract as the terven ti on $3.45; Florida Power by $2.95; tns:ioflirs the move w il l delay ternp'ogress most economical way of Bradley stated controlling Orlando Utilities by $2.71; a flfl) star ti ng full Seminole service, only the health care least a car. FP&L by 12.63 and Tampa for at 'east Industry including bookmobiles, books would be "disastr ous because Electric by $2.40. Sr the straw ballot will ask by mall, and store front mini, there would be no control on the One thousa nd kilowatt hours voters whether they would libraries, costs that come to us." , . Vito cr, CUBA oo POO Index D I00. Of Pines r UC4r4,V . ' ' , / ' / --... \ ,' --..., / / / . ' ,'-' , -) j • , . , ' I ---. -' 38 . - 613 crOsSWOru z-uz e Dr. Crane Dr-La mb Horosco.............A 38 3A hospital fit', • --. ' AA 68 (.ornlcs . ', , ' a Around The Clock Bridge Calendar ---- Televise 311 �-- 2A-Evenjng Herald F --_ Ban DuPont . POLICE BLOTTER Dumping--EPA Auto Sales Strong _________________________________________________ _ _________________________________________________________________________________ ___ WASHINGTON (AP) The Pont's request for —I a dumping operation as proposed by du Co. should not be given permit. _________________ _____ Pont be pet milled," Glean said blanket permission to dump its _____________ ____ Du Pont earlier been glv- In the letter. fndu.,tz ia l wastes in to the Gulf en a permit to dumphad 12,000 tons "In a word," he added, "a of Mexico, says a hearing offi- of waste mon thly into the Cult reat deal is UflkC,i about the cot for the U.S. Environmental ) uuth vi k'ensacoi. potential effect of this waste on Protection Agency. the wastes, being stored in th e Gulf marine ecological The EPA hearing oL' barges on the lower Mississippi system and Is perhaps onuflends instead that dL Pon t River, arr' liir Ih. enmany' _____________________________ •y1,t, PI%11.. ti? U. unknowable In the Immediate ____________________________________________ --gu'-___________________________________ va., future." compounds from the waste or Florida, other Gulf states and DuPont officials had no corn _________________ __________________________ that the agency hold the whole environmentalists challenged matlet in suspension for a 90- the perinit on grounds that U* ment when asked for their re_________________________________________________ _ action to Glenn's recor.unenda6 chemicals and metallic corn- lion. f kl~ The recommendations were pounds In I the waste would harm IJ—.Florida Asst. Atty. Gen. Ken delivered In a letter Thursday the Gulf ecology. Hoffman, who COordthJ the to EPA AdminIstrator Russell "Taking Into account all th e state's can' at the July hearing, Tr ain by Michael K. Glenn, who findings and considerations set said "I can't go whoopee or WAITRESSES MAY UPSET COURT ROOM DECORUM held two days of hearings in forth in the report, I cannot anything, but I A Philadelphia maglstrste wants these girls to testily In cost um e In a ixirInation suit. think it's Pensacola, Fla., last July on du recommend that the disposal , - du Pont DETROIT lAP) The United States auto continued its midsummei resurgence last month, with sales the strongest of th e 1974 model year. Domestic deliveries In August were the second best in history for the mon th , th e last devoted exclusively 1974 models. Sales fell just 5 per cent below the August 2973 record level. American Motors reoorted sales ;,,% . Im. I Is ciivt-ijes were cent ahead laM AUEUM, tii1e the Chevrolet and Cadillac divisio ns of General - Th makers reported monthly sales of 667,237 cars, down 5.05 per cent from 682,660 last August. For the year, sales were 5.3 milli on cars, down 22 per ce nt from th e 6.71 million of 1973. e domestic Mrs, Ford's First Trip WASHINGTON i AP) — Betty Ford is setting out on her first trip as First Lady, a mission to help raise funds for St. Vincent's Hospital in Birmingham, Al, . S.e i, ne of 10 prominent women being honored at d festivities The President's wife leaves aboard a military Convair plane on Friday afternoon, taking along a group of ;6 reporters and cameramen, all of whom are paying their own way to cover the even t. Mrs. Ford had been Invited to attend the affair when Ford was vice president and agreed to keep the date as First La dy. Education Lawsuits Possibie — An thU rights report charges that the federal government has failed to require racial desegregation in Northe rn and Western schoo ls although its files "literafly bulge with documented evidence of violation of Igws.,, The authors of the private study warned on Thursday that it could provide ihe ammunition for a new barrage of law suits against th-_ government and school districts throughout the North and Wes t. "An early test for th e Ford administration is whether It is prepared to r on d candidly and firzy to e vidence that Its own officials are not living up to their legal duties to protect the rights of children," -uld William L. Taylor, director of the Center for National Policy Review, Ambassador Fuibright? reported to be President Ford's choice for ambassador to Great Britain . However, it was learned on Thursday thst F ulbrtght, chairman of theS Senate Foreign Rela tions Committee, has not d de fini tely whe ther he wan ts th e post. Fu1btigit, who last spring lost a re bid in the Democratic primary, Is currently enmember Joint congressioj deleatj on visiting the People's Republic of China. Arkansa. with a sev Airlines May Merge NEW YORK (AP) EXeCUI1S bans World Air lin es and Pan Americ an World Airways, both ciallY troubled, say they are willing to They strewed, however, that while discuss a merger. a possible Might provide a long term soluti on to their problems, federal subsidies were essenti,al In theshwt rm toOf Increased Jet fuel costs. Sen. ke Mane1d, DMont., had siwges the er on Thesday as an altaft to a onth federal subsidy requested by Pan $lUllon of finan- ___ __________ _____ ___ __________________ __________ ______ - _________ __________ ____________________________________________________ -. _____ _____ ______ -"- ____ %_ - :r'-" •.. ,,.... _ ________ _____________________________________________________ _____________ I _____________________ ________________________ ____ _______________________ --_..-__ Herald Friday, Sept. 6, 1974 3A generally favorable, We will wait with bated brenth"forain's decision he said, "then ethcr go back to H court and celebrate, depending For on the results," The waste is a mixture of benlate, sodium styrene suiphanate and glycol, The latter Includes antimony compounds, viewed by enSr. LOUIS (AP) A unique needs and the content of vironmen ta lis 15-pound rooster named El ts as especially 0 marine life. Macho has given researche rs at begins to rise. Glean said more studi es are Washington U ni versity here a necessary to determine the ef. way to combat a bone condition "This buildup in turn triggets ope Dialysis Pat ients - ____________ en and centenni"al Be ins I Pr*ivacy Talks . " I Alcoholics schools. Luncheon meeting at Sanford 'Civic Center. an antibody ____________________________ 0 teries Chances L t I QtJ S Sanford KIwanis Club, noon, tiC)fl (1 L)I6 The government lawyers have been concerned about the distribution of lottery ticke ts into neighboring sta les where gambling Is Byron Swanson, conductor, holding auditions, Notice to SCJXL)e scandal, Ladies In by Waiting If world peace received as much careful attention and study as is presently being given the issue of allowing the ladles who .-z . . I -.-. _V case being labeled clear, said work for Seminole County many times one person can be Court Clerk Art Beckwith respo nsible for 15 or more to wear pants sults—H?nry crimes; this woul d mean that Kissinger could retir e. the arrest of one such person A mon th ago, August 7, to would significantly hike the clearance rate, he said. The state "violent crime average" per 100,000 residen ts be exact, The Evening Herald reported a petition being c irculated by Beck- J' with's employes to allow Well, don't lose heart, folk a decisi on is In the works. Sort of. "We have been talking to people to see what can be worked out," Beckwfth told The Evening Herald today. -B ut no decision has been made yet. it's sort of in limbo." 1'r ~f~ -/- , /'I , DOMINICK SALFI skirts of Cocoa Beach was banded In, wished _! 4 To this very day, only dresses-4ncluding mini' aloud that "he would at least say $'No,' I or something, so we know where we stand." -" . "tasteful" pants suits. length--are allowed. one anxious young lady, lamenting the silence from theboss since the petition IF 1 Seminole County Circuit Court Judge Dominick J. SaUl and 28 other judges and Juvenfle court referees from across the nation have completed a course on behavioral and judicial treatment of delinquents and neglected children at the College of Juveni le Natlo JusUc Reno, Nev, - ;FA_kING AID REPAIR rIirs - Call 834-8776 - Flo, H4Uji,, A.d Itatz Cast Professional Blot 'asslb4 (ivil no of 13 -________________________________________________________________ 1 illegal. V HOSPITAL NOTES Some department officia ls Saxbe has been mo ti vat ed in part by his insistence that the department enfor ce the laws fairly and without special favors. To Ignore an appa rent state violati on of f ed eral la w say Lloyd H, Young, Deltona Ida A. Schalia, Deltona Heza H. Packwood, DeBary L Johnson, DeBary Louis D. Rummel, DeBary Maurice 0. Keltt, Lake Monroe Lillian L. Gatlin, Lake Monroe Gregory L. Hosler, Lake SEPTEMBER 5, 1974 ADMISSIONS I SANFORD: Pamela It. Woods Alia A. Baker Patricia L Manley Cecelia G. Leslie Coleman Lillie B. Adamson Deana C. Lee Clifton C. Chorpenlng - ; I f • WEATHER Legal Not ce ' - ~. 0 could appear to be unfair, Ulm Officials suggest. Saxbe's attention to the issue a lso was viewed as force Congr ess to decide whether the f ed eral sta tutes should apply to sta te lotteries, Legislation exempting state ' an effort to Mary Walter C. Cook, Lake Mary Terry Lee Frison C. Humphrey Rita D. Baggart J ua ni ta Diavis Willie Preston Ka therine Geare JImmie Ferguson Lola R. WetisteIn Inez H. Walsh, Deltona . Roger \ Elizabeth Ricketts, DeLand Jean E. Taylor, Lake Jessup Rose G. Martinez, Orlando A gnes my enter cent of all reported crimes. PTA president Mrs. William (Dede Schaffner %i'elcomes county Withfivenurdersour were commission candidate cleared school board hopeful Phil Stephens (11-Dist. 5) to a PTA spon. County had a 150 per cent in. cnred "Meet Your Candidates" Night held at Easfbrook crease—the highest rise In the areas of violent crime. Rot) . — beries were went up 77 per cent but rapes were down 24 per cent, Polk, who said an arrest, not the verdict of guilty, results in a ___ ___________________________________________________________ o of Anonymous to be about par with surroun. ding counties in clearing 21 per Group, Holy Cron Episcopal Episcopal Church Parish cynicism, to violate the law or pects of state-operated lot-,for more and taxes, earners property owners share of federal crime monies., Church Parish House, 400 House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 fail to enforce it." IA--s than that the full share terles, lucrative revenue-pro. t Magnolia Ave,, &9 p.m. p.m. A poll of the 13 states showed m ust be split. In Seminole the Saxbe said depar tment offi- ducers that began In New that lottery revenue generally share Is split six ways between Rotary meeting will have Auditions for Singing Boys of cials still are considering --pos. Hampshire In 1964 and spread has matched predictions. In al- the smaller counties in this Charles Townes, Home Heal th Or lando choral group for boys sible cOurs" of legal action by gradually from the East to the Education Services speak on the department U legislative most all cases, the date sys. Midwest. tems have operated wi thout s to 14Center, years old, Altamonte ilef does not materialize" to exdrugs and alcohol in the Civic 9 am, to ____________________________________ ________________ Legai Notice , - - be Legal Notice .- WASHINGTON (AP) — The Women's Group, Holy cross Civic Center. emPt the state lotteries from "Civil action seeking a perFor every 100.000 persons in Justice Department doesn't a pplicable federal statutes, Episcopal church Parish SEPT. 12 nuiflent injunction against the the county, Polk said, there are want to shut down state lot. House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 Sdxbe, Asst. Atty Gen. Henry lotteries Alcoholics ... unless remedial 3,524 crimes. "That crime rate Anony7nous, open teries but cannot continue to ig- E. pm Petersen and five other dI meeting, Holy '- legislation is passed by Con- is almost as high as surroun Episcopal fore possible violations of fed- partment officials met private. ess." SE11T. 9 ding counties who have a much Church. Parish House, 400 eral law, Atty. Gen. William B. IY with the state delegates ' to Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. higher Million of dollars are at stake Sanford-Seminole Art Sa xbe said today. population," Polk said, discuss the possible violations for the 13 stat es Overeaters Association, 7:30 p. m., Connecticut, pointing out that Orange County Anonymous, "I want to assure you that we of federal antilottery laws. T 'he Delaware, Illinois, Maryland 7:30 P.m., Altamonte Springs Cultural Arts Building , with a population of about have no aim or wish to Put your department released Saxbe's Maine, Massachusetts, Mich.' 300,000 has a rate of 3,748 4 Sanford. Critique on mem- Clvic Center, highland Avenue. lotteries out of business," written opening' statement. ber's paintings by Joseph Open to all compulsive eaters. Saxbe told about 40 offIcials igan, New Hampshire, New crimes per 100,000, Po said Ma th icux. Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pe nn- Seminole is listed (according to The session caps a from the 13 states with lotteries. SEPT 13 1973 University of Florida But he said, "There is a month-long department review sylvania and Rhode Island. Alcoholi cs Anonym ous cl The s ta tes have been turning Census) as having a 120000 begunthreatened after a federal Sunshine Kiwanis Club, 7 serious legal question that can. cutor to f prose. meeti ng, Holy Cross Episcopal a.m., Cavalier Motor Inn, to lotteries to relieve tight population, but. he adds, we ile a la w. not for much longer go unanChurch Parish House, 400 SEPT. 14 ts for education and o. really have a bout 148,000 now. suit to halt the Maine lottery, budge swered, It ill behooves any of Magnolia Ave,, &9 p.m. cuil programs wi thout the poutAlcoholics AnonYulouh 115, at Ui6 Wne when govern. Department offici say "W hen a cotnty has 150,000 ical Pain of squeezing wage- residents it qualities for a full Holy Cross inent Is viewed with go much issue turns on the Interstate as ' - I . an - - 0 CANDIDATES SEPT. 11 SEPT. 7 V that often accompanies kidney the parathyrold glands In the fect of the compounds. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — action on resolutions, including failure, "They are, In my judgment, Carolina Gov. James E. Hol. neck and parathyroid hot- Insufficien President Ford helps this hLg, one on a tl El Macho's body oduces a n monesare emitted to tell the ' s c' t' zffl right to shouser Jr., debate was tabled Poet to evaly descbed by du torte city and the nation launch privacy that stirred unex pected so delegates could work out extremely sensiiive antibody body that more calcium a uate their impact the Bicentennial era today controversy and an early end of on the Gulf doctors can use to monitor and needed in the blood. compromise over dinner. lie Joins governors of the 13 Thursday's opening 3mion. said. ~ control a bone di.sease that of. There was no dispute over the original sta tes at the closing "Unfortunately, the blood ten develop3 it, pa , He made his recommends- dinner session of the 20M anniGov. Milton j, sapp of one resolution adopted, which uents who de- picks up the calcium from the lions in the form pend on dialysis of their blood to Of two al- ver3ary of the First Continental Pennsylvania, elected called for reaffirmation of most available source, the ternalives. stay alive. secretary of the Congress America's basic principles of Cone Dialysis machines are used to bones. Over a period of Urne the ow the introdu ced the resolution fr om of press, speech, a White House aides said clea nse the blood of pa tien ts strippingakof calcium from the dumping of benlates and W Ford's visit would be strictly calling for extension of the sembly and religion. dium wastes, but not glycol. whose kidneys ha ve stopped bones m es them bri ttle." privacy ceremonial. There had been proper resright "(o !nclude 'Me delegates met at Carpen. functi oning. But they of ten No pemt would be issued f He said researchers found traints on all public ters Hall, a block from Inde speculation at or th the President th . leave a deficiency of calcium In that roosters Injected with e dumping of mixed wastes might use the occasion to unveil and private information pendence Ha ll and in the heart the patient's blood, and soon parathyrold hormones from and du Pont would be told to his amnesty program for gathering ageies and on the of what the Na tional Par k Serv. bones become brittle and are sometimes develop anti. separ&te the wastes in the Vietnam draft dodgers and dissemination of criminal fee calls --We most historic I f easily broken. bodies which react to human uture, EPA would take a cla'ie dc=tC,_-& Notice intonn -ation." square mile In America.-, El Macho the name s. hormones. The Wt WU a look at allowing a limited More Um 1,000 persons will Delegates from New York. lated from Spanish means method of measuring ho dumping Of the mixed wastes dine i It was here two centuries ago $& n a huge tent as the New Ham pshire, Connecticut that rmone for research purposes. Pa tr ick Henry, George much man" — is "one tough content in the blood of patients. bird," says Dr. Eduardo The second alternative would street from Independence tiall, and Delaware objected that Washington. John Adams and 1 where the Liberty Bell Is such extension "goes too far' An ince In the amount of allow nothing to be dumped at housed, , other colonial dissidents began Siatopols , director of the parathyroid hormone in the present, A 90-d and might lead to curtai dialysis unit at Barnes Hospital blood lment the revolutionary events that ay period would Indi Before Ford arrives, the 52 of a free pr cates a deficiency of set for compreheve tests here. &nd the people's led to the Declaration of lode. delegates at calcium, he said. reconvened right to know. Of the wastes. "mall the roosters we tested, pendence on July 4, 1fl6, by the ________________ ________________ Coness ft must ap up At the suggestion of North Second Continental Congress. onlyone, El Macho, pcoducecj ________________ so sen- , - harry KwiatkoskJ, (right, DDIs(. 4, and area at Sanford Airport. dancers as well as musicians, Dixieland Band. Public Invited. Community Service Center Tickets available at gate. Seventh,-Day Adventist Ch urch, 7th and Elm, free blood Sunshine Kiwanis Club, pressures, 2-4 p.m. am,, Cavalier Motor Inn, 9 that was Legal Notice Legal Notice sitive that it could be used ofLegal Notice Legal Notice fectively." 'Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER NOTICE OF INTENTION 1U FICTITIOUS NOTICE OF NAME STATUTE SiatopolsI explained ELECTION REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE cRCUIT COURT IN how TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that the o IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, researchers discovered El FOR Notte 'S hCrCby te-n that the j nown that I. SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Docothy under,j corporation intena to W. CASE FLORIDA. Macho's usefulness: GIII.On, Secretary of Slat, of the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NO. flUcrIjgnCd pursuant to the register the fICtItl Fictitious name of State of Florida, do hby 71 1401E Name COUNTY. FLORIDA. "Without the kidney, the Statute", SKATE CITY with tP Clerk of the ___________________________ (tap 565 09. F lorida Statut, Circuit Court, in and for Seminole notice that a GENERAL ELEC ADRIATICO PROBATE DIVISION blood does not get the alcium it TION will be held in Seminole it rster with the C'rcu,t Court, County. Fforløa, CASE NO. PR.74.345.,Cp ' - is 6 accurn figures te mporarily removed by another youngster. All reported crimes constitute the crime The crime rate In Seminole polk pointed out that rate, he poin ted out. County up 63 per cent for the Seminole's "63 per cent overall In Seminole the violent crime ft six months of this year Increase includes aJ crimes rate declIned —18 per cent in accor di ng to sta tisti cs from right on do to the theft of a conast to the state.wide in. Sheriff John Polk while FBI bicycle that may be only crease. figures Indicate Florida has third highest violent crime rate in the nation. Polk's records show Seminole 'S p.m.. Lake Golden recreation drum majors, majorettes and I A • Up 0;5 Per Cent By MARK Herald Stall Writer V SEPT. 6 SEPTEMBER 10 Second annual barbecue Oviedo 111gb School Band sponsored by Longwood Area paren ts meeting, 7:30 p.m., Chamber of Commerce, 4-8 school library; for parents of ¶1 b Jr PTA HEARS — ____ men." 7, I . CALENDAR Harry Katz, nightclub owner (at left) advertised for "beautiful girls only" to serve as waitresses but the Human Relations Committee protested against his advertisement. lie was fined $ and 0deFCd to advertise for "beautiful worn County Crime Rate Frank _______ _1 _____________________ pursuant to Sectio 'nna(or ScmInoleCounly,orIda 56509. n County, Stateof FIo'a, an In re: the Estate Of Florida Statutes. pon receipt of proof of the Tuesday KAY ARINA LUPTAK JUNE N fl'tIuCCeedIflg the first Monday JOHN H. HAMPTON, SANF ORD 09LANDO RE merger WiCOn f This notice, the November. A.D. 1914, the Mid HEORICK and MARGARET N. n Deceased CREATION CENTER. INC. t,tiOu name, to wit. MEAT Tuesday being the FIFTH day Of REAM. 8% the Itipi heirs of d TO NOTICE TO CREDITORS By John MikIer DONALD J WO RID. under which Slid NOVEMBER. to fill the NICHOLSON an ALL PERSONS HAVING Secretary Treasurer IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 'notation is engaged jfl buin cor following tLORENCE V NICHOLSON, hi offices: CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST al PUbIithAg Sept. 23.3O& SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, & U, 1971 O'OlO*iy St!eel in the City wife. United States Senator IRENE BLAZEK 8EUTLER SAID ESTATE of DEE ) IN PROBATE. menOviedo, Florida 377U OUSAN BLAZEK, MILAN BL You and each of you are hereby Representativelncongressfor the ZEK. HELEN PASSINEAULI In re: Estate of A. S Cor,gret5Iol District That the party interested In said 1` 1 0101 and requiredto file any n JOHN E BURROWS Deceased. EVA tiness enterprise is as follows. Governor PUBLIC NOTICE claims an demands which and Lieutenant legal RL AZEk SCHAFER. as , ToAlICredjtorsa PernsHavInq Secretary you, or GIR Groccs, Inc. GOvernor Public Noice Is hereby given that hlrs of ANNA J BLAZE K' either of you, may have aQanst sad Seated Proposals will separately in Washington on Wednesday with the chi Secrelary of State SUSAN KUSY, EMMA Estate in the office of the Clerk of RIDDLE Estat, received by the Sanford AirportbeAuthority, D,tted al Orlando, Oring ef Attorney General 0 V SMITH and executives of the two &Ues and the Circuit Court of the Eight You find each , you are hereby eenth County, Samford, FIorI, at the off ice Cf the 'orscJ, July, 1971 Comptroller urgedthen to consider Jvdiclal Circuit. Seminole County, SMITH. his %%;fe. and 14ENRY a merger. Spokesmen for th n0fill" and requirea TO Present any ________________________________ Sanford AIrport, SltWOrd, JANE SKO. if living md If dead, Florida, Probate e airlines said on Thursday State Treasurer claims and demands which you, or Division, in the OFF Ila Wt they were willing t( (Jo COmmIsVoner of Education their unknown heirs, devisees Courthouse at Sanford. Fl Florida, either of you, may have against the orida. NOTICE UNDER unti l 2 30 P.M. On October Commlcslon,r of Agriculture granle", creditors lind a,; within four caler4sr months from 3. 1971, for estate of John E. Burrows, FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTES the construction Of an other persons Two (7) Conmisslon,rj, Florida *750 sq. ft. claiming b. thrO,h. the time of the first Publication of deceased, late of Said County, to the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN under or against ,hem and flf8l building, in accord.n.e PubII Service Commitsion thit Notice. Each claim or demand with CircuIt Judge. Probate Division of Notice Is hereby given that the drawings, Specifications, and State Senators for the Following thi'm muSt be In writing Seminole County, Florida. at his ,nder',,qij'.j pursuit t and filed in Senatorial DiStricts: 16 the Procedural dOcuments Prepared by duplicate aria state the place of ants office In the court house of id "Fictitious Name SlaM," Cha pt Member ef the State res House of idence and post office address of er the Engineer of the Santord Airport Representatives for the following County at Sanford, Florida. within "S 09, Florida Statute, NOTICE UNDER will register Authority. NOTICE OF ACTION the Claimant a nd four calendar months from the time with the Clerk of musi be sworn to Ptohll%hed Daily and Sur4jy FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE the Circuit Court, in osals wIll be Publicy Opened House Districts: 33. 34. 41. 45. 46. 47. TO IRENE BLAZEK BEUTLER by the claimant, his wway agent or at ofthefifpuicatiOflofth,s and for Seminole County, Floridi,Prop Ce rx(epf Satwd& in Christma TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. IfldreadaloudTpraytob,l Board of County 6867 Commissioners, torne,, or the Same Shall be Parkway Circle T*o copies of each claim or demand uPon receipt void Oar by The Sanford Herald Inc 1174. starling st 2:30 p.M. District 7.4 Notice Is hereby given that the shall be Of PrOof of the Dearborn HeigPil, Dated at Winter Parlr, In I In writing, a nd shall state 100 N French Ave. Florida, publication of this flotice, the fic Director of Aviatiotrs Office. Bldg Members of Michigan ..ntlCf'iOnf'd pursuant to tht thepIaceoresidenceaflpr,%t0ff, Sanford e School Board. 75th day of August, 1971 Ii 31771 titiøu name, to w,t PANT A- No 1. on the O'trlct 1, 1, 5 "Fictitious P40me Statute . Sanford Airport, thIs John JO%Cph Hampton Chapter address of the claimant. and shall be PAMA, under Which we (SEAL) 56509. Flor4a Statutes, *1 11 register .engaged Sanford. Florida. MILAN BLAZEK sworn to by the claimant hiS agent, Executor of said Estate S'.oni CIas Ptãg in buSiness at Highway 1]6& Howell .11 with the Coun ty Comptroller, in and In Testimony Whereof, I have 7 Linden Rood Drawings, Specifications and his attorney and accompanied by a 901 5 Catherine Street Branch the other 's.tnioro FtOr,di 32771 Road. Butler Plaza. hereonto set In for SemInole County, FI 'dl, upon filing Contract Documents may be hand and affixed Patterson, Hew Jersey fee of one dollar and such Christmas, Florida 31709 examined at the Office of the City of CasSelberry. Florida receipt of proof the publication Of claim the Great Seal of the Stale of or demand not Lawrence H. Katz K filed Shall be Thit the ib%(r.pf, this parties Interested in la'd Directur of Aviatio, Blc. No 1, Florida, at Tfillahate the Capital, notice, the fictitious name, to Rates by Carrier SUSAN KUSY void. Attorney for Executor bus iness enterprise. are is follc'ws Sanford Airport this the Nineteenth Day of Augutt, FULTONSALES,Under wh,chl Lutheran Home Su'te 107. S Walter Leon Burrs ,'S.tx %5( M.inuei Steinfeld am gaged A D., 1911 Theairport Authority r,j.rv the Year in business a? 1001 7S5 East Main Street As executor of the Last 37 West Fairbanks Avenue Judith Steintetd Esplartsoe Way in the City 01 right to reject any or all PrSlI5 Dorothy W. GIiflo Moorestown New Jersey WInt — Will and Testament of Park, FlO•lda 1779 '.I5tlborry rlor,da Secretary of State U Publish 5 ony John E Burro, 6. I), 1974 I). 1914 That the party Inter cUed 'n Said " VOMA111 Y Or lechnicsllj-~ in any DUSAN BLAZEK DEF 77 deceased Publish Au 73 )O& Sept 6. 13. 19? Proposal considered In the best b:Sei enterprise i5 5 fols Publish Aug __ 73. 30 IS, Sept 6, 13, 1974 142 ftolevard of the GORDON V _1111_~ REDERICK Dias FE i nterest of the Airport Authority DEE 110 Allies FULTON ENGINEERING CO,, Attorney NOTICE OF PROCEEDlpG FOR J. S. Cleveland, A.A E INC Pittsburgh, Pennsylvan P0 Box 1795 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE VACATING AND CLOSING A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Director of Aviation By Bernarø Kindman. FOR SEMIN OLE Sanford, Florida 32771 PORTION OF AU ALLEY COUNTY, 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Sanford AIrport Presint HENRY JANESKO TO WHOM IT MAY PuIIsh Aug FLORIDA. FOR I CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. Sept 6. $971 SEMINOLE COUNTY. CONCERN Authority Dated at Caslelberry, Seminole DEE 372 No'th Street FLORIDA You will take notice CIVIL ACTION NO, 737lE FLORIDA PUblish: County, Fida, August that the City $911 Chagrin Fall5, Ohio ii. 13. 16. is. o, In re: the Marre of Comminbon of the City 01 CASE NO. 14'1l52.o PROBATE DIVISION 1974 Publish Aug 7). 301 Sept 6. I). $911 Sanford. NOTICE FOR BIOS JOEL FRANCIS Florida, at NO. PR74.2,lcp 7:00 o'clock PM HEATON. DEE III n F EMMA C RIDDLE In the Matter of t Adoption Of: PETITIONER, AND JULIA MAE SePtember 73. 1974, in the city Address Unknown IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND The Seminole County Board 01 PICIIARO WILL Commission HEATON. RESPONDENT. ESTATE OF Room at the City Hall lAM MARJI1ALL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR THE COUNTY OF in Cw nly C0-mi%%i0fW% mif receive AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION MARTHA J HILL. NOTICE OF ACTION the CIty f Sanford, Florida, will o EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL V SEMINOLE, FLORIDA SMITH and bidtitthCOffJ, CIR. TO: JULIA MAE HEA70N Arthur H Beck TO: rdward Charles Arnold, consider ind determine whether or Oeceasej CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR THERESA SAAITH, his wife CASE NO. 74447.A with, Jr. Clerk up to 1700 Nn. not the City vvlli close, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN erPfibouts unkr SEMINOLE COUNTY 11f vacate and Addre Unkn1, September 30, 1974, for Ihi' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED hoS fiSt Snon NOTICE TO CREDITORS ahandonany rhtof ,he C i t y Ond ,he s PROBATE DIVISION fo&'wing IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF Sernian Street that an action for Mod,f,cation of Publl In and to. POrtn of an alley TO ALL PERSONS HAVING PROBATE NO. 74-Ce OBFR I J URBANIAK YOU ARE IIOTIFIED t ha t GROUP LIFE AND HEALTH lying Tol'iin. Ohio Final Judgment of CLAIMS CR DEMANDS AGAINST between 13th Strtt and 15th DiSsolution of .'rIon to O'iit the' title t the In ReEsfa'c of l'45UPA,Ct Husband Street ani brlwitt.n OR ALL COUNTY Mflrriit' has Ltt'r fifed 5filflSt you SAID ESTATE "ho,', nJ i.,Iurel Avenue ü,l r'Lv. TI {Jt".(tib('tJ EMPLOYEES YOU ARE '(FRI BY ff0111 property as as to the custoOy of the minor child, seminole County, Florida, towitin find French Avenue, described as YOU AND EACH OF YOU are ,ED RUTH MARIE URBANIAK Specifications may be oained that a Deceased towit: ROSE MARIE HEATON, flo*: PrOCCeoing for adoØ ,on has hereby flot.hed and reired tO flit Lot fland7), Black "C", SLOVAK from Mr Rod Cable, A gent 01 btn filed agalnt VOU NOTICE TO CREDITORS Wife any claims and demands which you, That certain P45 alley lying and you are ReCord, 450 E. VILLAGE SUBDIVISION, ac Evergr,n, ruired to serve a copy of serv, a copy of y between Lots lthrough our written Cording to the Of e,thf Of you, may have agsinsi your 19 and Lots NOTICE OF SUIT To All Creditors and All Person s defenses If any, to it I onqw, F Ia 31750 or by writing written defenses, plat thereof as 35 through 3$, Am on CARROLL recorded it ant, thereto on ended Plat of in Plal BOok I. Page You Are htfcbY n0tsfied that the Having Claimt or Dind Against BURKE, Attorney for Pettioner, Clerwt Office. P.O Drawer ( reIitlors' fittOtt,y, whose name is, of the Circuit Court ol I Orange Heights $it Said F',tat.' Public Records of Srn,nni. Cunt', r:;:, a'ar Jud,Ciat Circuit Sm,nrjt,. County, s Ô$è Sanford I Ior,, Percni lIilempste may appear MARIE URIIANJAIC, ha filCd 4 to be in fi •Ied rv.'!oç'.' pt.iinly ICre ', l ,, t ti ) f'rca& U.s on 974 't find be hr,rd at the time an pIa lilt' q f n irkfd Qi f(J Io 5t(it my Petit on n ttç abo,e' styie cOurt for t ttir Ctiqtni)l thr,f with the Cler\ OS and Floriøa. 3211$, and tile the original Ctjr'r,oue t Sanlor, Florida, required t serve m.'nds which dissolution of So, Cotgtty Persor,net Inwranc ,. this Cou marriage an ou are you may have with the Clerk of Circuit a Copy of your ,thifl fpur caIei'idar months from rt either before service on Ci'y Commls;or, Court, written d'fenes, ii any, on Jo commanded toNIc your Respon$t or September 30, 1971 I n against the cStale of JOSIE Sanford, SemInole Cou will Petitioners' atIorci,, rm. t.m' of the t.rt pI,< fitton ('4 T of the city of nty, Florida, of im F',Itt,II0 t'(aintif'5 ittorney other pleadings on or before the fllh l'R EVA T T. deceased late of on or be poeneet 30, 1914. in fiddlately ttierealfcr otherwise, 4' before the 17th day of Sep I h5 flOti(t (acn claim or demand Sanford, Florida SeminOle County, Florida, to the tembeq, clay of Se$ctember, 1974, ced to show .KJdrt'.S 'S 213 West Park Ave, P.O the Boore of County Commisioners default will be AD, 1?7i, Otherwj must be in *filing ed t'dji 310, d filed in a By: H P4 Tamm, Jr. Winter Pith, Flrc Ida, agaifl$t you Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file default wIll be entired lian st*Wd not be MutIng Room, II oorn 103, Cour for the against City Clerk duplicatr atv Sfmte h FIAt' of 32159, on or before wonted, otherwise a jUdgment may thCuse. Sanford. Florida. Actual Petition. relief øcm'wjed in the the same in duplicato Md as for the ref the 30th Publish of DEF residence and post of ftceaAere,sof let demanded in the S"ptembpr, $971, ane file the 2$ - Sept. , provided i Section 713.16, Florida PetItion. be entered aqaInstyou,gr.ntlng, award to SucceSsful bidder will be the Clamant.and must be 5*n to WITNESSmyhanda,5g0f Orglnal with Sttte,, in thøir office, in the the Clerk of disSolutiOn of marriage it, ac made at a subseguent County this Court on the tyy The Claimant, his agent or of Wltn.i my hind and the of. .,tp,er b4oi' service on Ithj Court — day of Sep County Courthouse In Seminole fiCial (ord,nce *ith the Pet ition tiled CommIsio Meeting, Room , ten-her, AD 1971 seat Of this Court on the 14th Plain torny. or the same shell be void NtIs attorney or Imn1edt, (ounly, Florida. wi'hin four day of August. FICTITIOUSNAME — herCin CCutthou, Sanford. FIorid prior tFtt 0 1914 Dated At Apopka. FlOt'do. ms NCl$ Is hereby Viven iICntE mc'fltns from the time of thtrCaftcr. otherwite, a fauit will ' A(I TNESSmYh&I1d4rvdSfaIc,me tO Novfmber 1. 1#74 The Board of (Seal) that we are Jltp dal, ci AuguSt 1971 engaged in buSiness C,tf'.j against you Court al Sanford, Seminole "unty. at for IPie relief Drly, Fern County Con.miSslon,rs reserves the Waverly Clerk of the' Clrit Court Arthur if. Stckwilh. ir Jotsn, A A'.clrod Same' will be barrea. F tort,t this 26th day of Aug. $974 ParF, Scminot, County, right to waive any irregular,ti or fly Elaine Clerk of Circuit Court kICPitrde AS Administrator. CI a of Said F 'led at Sanfrd. Florida. Otis Mn WITNESS my hjnd and Seal of ISEAL 1 technicalIties In bias and or reject DrPty Clerk SemInole County, Florida rstate lhe Court on the cisy of Au'jut, $971 Arthur H B.(P*.Th, Jr. OK we NOVELTY PRODUCTS ani any or a ll bs Pta day of Auqut, By': Joy Stoke, POflti M ?.eORPIS OF that ohn.e A MtLrod 1911 ifltCnd to register said name S VerNe M. Hamil Clerk of Circvit Court, Arthur H HUT(14150p4 Dpu$y Clerk BtCkwith, Jr I EFFI ER I'itorne, tr AdmfliStr.tor ( t a 5EAL) 1 AS Eie(ttlw It,' Littiri T Jc'rshn WIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ?/OuIS CARROLL BURKE 0 Dr STEP4STROM. DAvlS& Seminole County, FlOrida In ac (Jt Clerk Atthur Uckw,ti board Gf County Cm Post Office Drawtr t INTO5H Attorney for Petitioner Ats Fior,cla 31103 COrdancp With the Attorney for Executrix Putih Aug 30. & ep 6. 13, 7Q, Clerk 01 the Circuit Court flhlssiljfl,rs proyisi5 of the 613 Sanford Atlantic Samford, Iloria )fllt Fictitbos 14am *) & Ss'pf 6, 197i Addre53 P.O. So' $330 fly Ltll,iit I Jenkin1 $7j Bank Sttut,t, To Wit AttOt'ty SennoIc County, Ftoria. Slug for Pefltioner tstc to:' Se'tbon i6 09 DOpuly CIeth San'ord, FIorbdi V. Florida St4tL,t,S 19$, "ublishAug 30&Sept.,iyi PuhtIh Aq 30$ Sept Sanford, Florida 3271) 13.70, 191i 5: Emm M. Pubtith Ag 1. & Sept 6. 1974 PUbliSh Aug 30 & Sept 6, II. n Publish: Aug 16 i 'Vi Otborn Der r to) DEE-10 ti i —, J,. 0, JY14 E '/1 Oren -- %nebw I1cId Wilb day period, — -Ark., is :, _____ - ______________ ,NlvtOrs 30 monthly sales records. — charge of aggravted assault. Stereo valued at $450 stolen Radio valued at $32 stolen Thursday David Curtis 1 '.'hursday from home of Harold Kock of 33 from Valley Forge Apts. OeJong of Sandlewood Apts. on Rifles valued at $600 stolen Airport Boulevard. Thursday from home of ('nr UUIIVIJ •...t....J ..a A? VUIU*U UI Michael Hostnich of Box lOC stolen Thursday from auto of Highland Drive. Luis Rivera of Deltona while he Tools valued at $280 stolen was at the Holiday Inn on the Thursday from home of • lakefront. Richard J. Milano of Win. Robbers stoie wallet of David demere while he was at Zayres Martin Gaines of Orange City in Fern Park. while l was on W. 3rd. Sweet, An autopsy performed today Thursday. showed that John Moell, 55, of Chi cago, Ill ., who was found County dead Thursday next to 1-4, died as the result of a blood clot In ur Kinley, 65, of his lung, according to G.V. 358 Grant St., Longwood, jailed Garay, Seminole County .9 Thursday in lieu of OWbond on Medical Examiner. ____ 0. '7 IN BRIEF W ASHING TON (AP) Evening "Sa nford ,imll ' 0" I T I _-;..-- riday, Sept. 6 1974 — .. 1. - :- --- i lotteries has been introduced in Congress, but there has been no Helen F. Green, Winter Springs BIRTHS Abder & (Alla) Baker a gir l, Sanford DISCHARGES SANFORD: Violet M. Midkiff Rose 1, Zuckerman William M. Plotner Laura Overstreet Ada C. Blanchard Lindsay H. Jeter Wallace Tullis Veronica L. Jones Lewis Lucas Clifton C. Chorpenlng Rita D. Baggart Live Burk & baby boy Connie J. Mroth Vernon D. Palmer. Deltona Ame ri ca La prano, Deltona Helen I. Hayes, Deflary Robin Parker, La ke Mary Horace H, Fortner, Lake sh for quick action. The department said last week that Saxbe is considering __________________________ . Area Death . - _iek .,lWElI1h;L;i:.. - - . JOHN MORRIS Mrs. Annie Lee Forrester, 518 Sanford City Commissioner Cypress Ave., Sanford, died John Morris, above, has at her home. She was a qualified to seek re-election In Monday be St. James ÂME Dec. 3 city election. Alfred Church, Rev. Charles E. DeLatilbeaudlere local Standifer, pastor, contractor, today filed papers SUrVIVDtS Include a (laughter, o pose commissioner A. A. Mrs. Altamease Dixon, &m. Ianahan for the second ford; and several grand- Yesterday's high 90. thiS mor l 73 There was one Inch Of rain yesterday Cloudy and rainy through Saturday, Showers a scattered thunderstorms likely today Pro bability derrefising somc tonight inc Saturday Highs md SOs to 90 Ls tonight Ier to mid 705. South 10 SOutheatt winds IS to 20 m ph today and Increasing Saturday Wlnd stronger and gusty in scat tered thunderstorm* Ran probabIlity 70 per cen t today, 10 per cent tonight and SO per cent Saturday I.1 Extended Florida F orecasts Mary Peninuli Mostly Cloud-, S unday Clarence J. Maxwell, Fern and Monday with O((asionèl rain Dccreslng cloudiness late Monday Park through Tuesday Highs mostly in Ro be rt Taylor, Millis the SOs and IO in the Pauline Bellamy, Longwood NorIhwt Florida Showers and scattered thundershowers Sunday Charlotte C. Meredith, diminishing Monday and Tuesday liberty, N.Y. Overnight lows in the 705 Sunday Emma Manuel, Rochester, and mostly SOs Monday and N.Y. Tuesday Hight n the $3 Dayton,s Beith tidt for Saturday Norma W. E)isharoon, 13dm, high a , 13 10pm . low 5,34 Maryland mem Commission sent up for r of children. Wi lson.Eichelberger election. McClanahan qualified Wednesday. Mort- uary in charge, _________________________________________ - ----I '-'N ____ -; L.A. 411 "? - _____ I:r _v__v A £ c'." - high 11 Sam in , ii 37 pm,, low S 30 am, p rn i N.C. _.. __________ WHAT HE " REALLY MEANS TUMBLE WEEpS1L IS °CHARGE.. HE'S OVER-EXCITED BECAUSE . \ ___: ~y -,_,1 vz I . , " I • STARTS MONDAY! , DEE-103 '' -. .-, Sept 6, 1911 -.' 01 F?'"1 .- "i_ , .--------.---- i;': �. I . ~j I OPINION ___________ . 1:1~ Evening Herald Evening Herald it Friday, Sept. 6, 1974— 0 Pot Smokers Hail qn TOM AIKENs, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertng rector LAKELA NI), Fla. (AP) — A ers and conce n trate processors proposal to withhold orange to divert up to 10 per cent of juice from th tIand - i.4) land-zoning practices. The five were named In indictments returned Thursday by the Pinellas County panel. ('orilmissioner George H. Brumfield was accufed of accepting two 110,000 bribes In connection with zoning votes on five pieces of land on Sept. 26, 1972. The former mayor, Lanthertus Synders, was accused of accepting $2,000 from Stanley Cidlowskj for votes con. cerning the Indian flocks Sea Club. Benjamin I. Green and Joseph Warren Hughes were accused of passing the alleged bribes to Brwn(ield. - if Employment Pectur Worse Than Though Telephone Talks Collapse . 1 The old method of tabulating unemployment in Florida used a 70-step statis tical procedure based on the insured unemployment rate — reflecting the percentage of workers in industries covered by the Foreman Joins Sapp Defense 'N OAKLEY IJ RALPH NOVAK People Are sta te's unemployment compensation program, described by White as "one of the harshest and m ost restrictive in the country." The new method broadens the base of reference by adding persons actually unemployed but not previously counted, including those not covered by unemployment compensation programs and seasonal farm workers. "Our long national nightmare is over," said Learning that the state's unemployment figure Gerald R. Ford, as he prepared to pick up the is actually higher than we've been led to believe reins of the presidency, "our constitution isn't going to lead to dancing in the streets. But it works." does have some small advantages. For one tiling, As the world watched with admiration, the the state will receive several million more dollars Constitution did work. Though it was the first from the federal government and, possibly equally tune in the nation's history that a president had as important, the new figures will give public ofbeen forced to resign before the end of his term licials — and the public and another who had not been elected took his a more accurate picture of the state's economic health. place, the transiti on was smooth, immediate and that unquestioned. White, as a matter of fact, does not believe even the new fi gures reflect the But why did the Consti tution — the "system" true pictu re of unemployment in the country. He suspects the — wor k? figures are even higher th It worked Decause we, the people, from oran actually reported. ____ ctinary citizen all the way up to highest governIt is a sobering th ought. - Ones A Ing vsteni Work . ' k 01J i - ill r I I I I I Take Sides Oo ' lf~ ()n Smoking ng " I ' 1= • Ot - • - , ,. I Yes, kids, it was back in the 20th century that the Great Smoking Civil War occurred and almost destroyed humanity. It all started out pretty quietly, when the who didn't smoke began to complain about the ones who did. They found out that smok e hurt t heir lungs so they started asking people to stop smoking in elevators and tuses and restaurants. Soon everybody was running around yelling how they would rather fight than switch. Then the nonsmokers chairman Charles Putnam. Ile said Thursday that the petitions are being forwarded by county elections supervisors to Secretary of State Dorothy Gibson. lie said the number of slgiia lures would have Co come From Mrs. Gibson. Dr. John Grady of Belle Glade has announced as the party's candidate for Senate and J.P. Revels of Green Cove Springs for governor. Putnam said Revels' running mate and Possible Cabinet candidates will be announced went on ON with garlic juice. Whenever ey saw meone ment official, made it work. Because we pride 6 11 01 th so El 0i smoking in public, they squirted him. If your day isn't already a shambles, th en try oulvea on being a nation of laws, not men. ' The smokers re ta l iated, however. They began There Is no thing magical about the Conthis on for size. We quote from a Washington Star ) News story: sti tutlon, w hi ch, after all, is only words printed to smoke more aggressively and tried as hard as they could to puff enough to f ill up eve ______ "WASHINGTON ry elevator The General Accounting on what aboli ti onist Wende ll PhilJlp once 0 ) they rode on. And if they could personally blow scornfully dismissed as a "scrap of paper," Office (GAO) said Wednesday Amtrak employes because some smoke in the face of anybody carrying a slaves were excluded from its protec. have spent more than $750,000 in air fares during garlic juice-filled atomizer, they were heaped tion. The words themselves guarantee nothing. the last 16 months on business trips along routes What counts with honors and free cartons of cigarettes. is the willingness of the people to served by Amtrak's own trains." breathe life into them and give them practical The smokers then escalated by carrying fire Committee That reminds us of the story — true of the meaning. extinguishers and co vering anybody who even former president of the Pennsylvania Railroad who The constitution of Soviet Russia provides dared light a match wi th foam. That prompted for lived in Philadelphia and commuted to New York In free speech and press, freedom of religion, etc. the smokers to begin smoking two or three practice, these rights are meaningless every day. By automobile, cigarettes or cigars at a time so they had a better because the Soviet system cannot tolerate them, chance of keeping one Lit, no matter what, Th eir At the other extreme, Great Bri tain has no motto bec3me "Every Cloud Has a Silver wrIUenconUtution Yet it a democracy whose Editor Lining" while the smokers began distributing system works (M iss) Bonnie Wieboldt individual Britons Evening Herald bumper stickers that read, "Smoking 15 the R oot it work. Tradition, fair play and a generally Sanford, Fla. Amateur Radio WB4FSF of All Evil." agreed upon way of doing things are more bu. t Sir: '( The house of Representatives is in a dither over the Success portant guarantor., of British freedom thanThis is in reference to your Aug. 29, 1974 atIt was hardly any time before two political practical jokers in getting "remarks" published in the formal statute law. Letters to the editor are always welcome, Congressional Record attribu ted to congressmen who never parties developed around the controversy, The tide concerning the death of Mr. James A. Russ. They should be as brief Nor Is the re anything Immutable about Pink Lung vowing to make smoking as rnide theni. This would be a good time to You referred to the late Mr. Russ as a "ham comment on matters of general inpossible and punishable byParty life imprjsop, the Constitution, In te th procedure which allows material to be insert edreconsider rest, e 1 years that Americans operator," and later In the article, noted that he in the record m pa ign plank promising to exile adrew up a The letters should deal with lutes and avoid tocaNew ha ve lived under it, where It has proved t b simply by handing it to th e clerk. Jersey and made " o e went by the name of "Peg-leg." ll smoke rs personalitIes. II senators and representatives actually had to stand UP he u nsa tisfactory or where it has been overtaken by Sm oke Gets in Your Ham Radio operators ha ve assigned call. Ui t Eyes" t he ir anthem, The You Only Live The editor reserves the right to chamlwr and read si me(if the Ivng speechff Once - and articles they changing social realities, they have amended it letters which MUST be used. Hams must also letters for reasons thosq Party, on the other hand, said the lu nQW submit in writing, they would probably be less impressed terrible of space, but willedit — usually peacefully but once in the forge of a PW a fairly ri d e war. exercise so tion was to 91 laminationincluding Morge great care that the thrust of the letter with th e value of all that vertiage. Th ey could practice how to set aside reservation., for nonsmokers is not I*st Code, radio theory, and regulations. in the e.4Iting. preferably in Antarctica — and pledged to make get a point across with a few well When the 25th Amendment on presidential words and help beat A Citizens Radio operator, on the other hand MI letters must be signed with a mailing tobacco the national flower. the paper shortage. &i1ity and succession was ratified in i, no merely sends in his money with his application, address and, when po one foresaw that seven years later we would ssible, a telephone number Each type of radio operator, i.e. Ham and so the Identity of the ter may be checked and ci That led, of course, to secret raids on have both a president and vice president who had C.B. does ha ve a purpose. garette factories and established. However, the Evening Herald will counkr.eats to Infect not been chosen by popular vote. Some are However, they have NO CONNECTION with respect the wishes the nation's air conditioning systems with old calling for another amendment to provide for each other, of writers who do not want butts, It seemed Inevitable that a battle of atspecial elections to prevent this kind of situation their names to appear In print. trition would set in and We reserve, of sap the nation's strength from arising again. course, the right to reject any Yours very truly, letters until even the Upper Volt.ans could come in and this U the people in their wisdom feel the need of newspaper considers to be libelous or rake over if they wanted to, and could see Bonnie nd Wieboldi sla I erous. their such a change in the system, the change will way through the smoke. eventually be made. Until then, we abide by the system we have. It would have been unthinkable 1)1' )I'U believe in superstitions? during the recent "nightmare" to have done It arrived Sept. 3, Johnny ('anwron came by the paper and shared the otherwise. %%'e'v' t'oiiI(I har(' Ii in ' I ht subjcct ith inc. lIrrit(l it alung I-3 and made] e praise the Aiuencan system, c arc Around it m less time. Jr "If [lie tight side of your nose itches, reallypraingot.%., a f e male is w iee YOU, lithe left side itches, a man is coming. If the crown of the nose itches, the whole darn family is u' next week. 'OlG Shell Attacks New Law - 1-'la. Al' The Shell Oil Co. is joining a fight to block a Florida law designed to make major oil marketers )leid company-operated stations to i nd ependent businessmen, Shell said in a lawsuit filed Thursday that the law serves no valid purpose. In a news releLse, Shell said the law would illegally restrict competition and could bring higher prices and poorer service, The law, effective Oct. I, would allow a company to have direct control over only 3 per cent of the stations selling Its gasoline in Florida, Shell said Its employes operate 14 of the 416 Shell stations and dealers operate the rest. That would mean Shell would have to yield t ( of the stations, Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner already is wider a temporary injunction from a similar suit by Direct Oil Corp. and Kayo Oil Co. - )' Welcoming - Famed criminal defense at- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The American Party has more than the required 104,604 validated signatures of registered voters and will be on Florida ballots In November, according tc party executive committee e offensive. They began carrying around a tothmizers fi lled - -. American Party On Ballot I ft ORLANDo, Fla, iAPi torney Percy Foreman of Houston is coming to the aid of an Orlando man accused of trying to put out a murder contract on a business associate. In a routine motion, defense attorney James M. Russ asked circuit court permission Thursday for Foreman to join the defense of John U. Sapp, 48. Sapp was charged last week with conspiracy to commit murder. He is accused of paying a police undercover agent to kill attorney4tusinessman J. Russell Hornsby. Authorities said Sapp marked Hornsby for death In a struggle for control of McLeod Electric Co. in e rici n s S._....~ ~, - 0 - TAM PA. I' Ia. I A F Ekctrira I workers are calling for a six-county strike against General Telephone Co. Following the collapse of contract negotiations. Members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers will vote Saturday on whether to strike Sunday. Bob Benton, business manager for IBEW Local 824, predicted that the 7,000 members will reject the company's contract offer and vote For a walkout. Company spokesman Hon Jackson said IBEW representatives called off the negotiations Thursday morning. He said the union wants an immediate 18 per cent increase in basic wages while the company is offering a 7.0 per cent boost retroactive to Aug. 18 and 3.2 per cent more ('fl Feb. 1. Wages now are $5.25 an hour for technicians and $3.50 an hour for operators, - Letter To The Editor Ke ep It Simple - - L AU61 BERRY'S WORLD r ',jJ - 2I . i- ___ I: _1Z /; the Father has loved me, so have I loved )ou; abide in my love. 11 you keep my commandments, you will abide In my love, just as I have kept my Fa ther's commandment., and abide in his love." John 15:9.10, "I believe that love Is the greatest thing in the world; that it alone can overcome hate; that right can and will triumph over might." — John D. Rockefeller, Jr., American philanthropist, - TH4MER S1I PEOPLEARE GONE—AND ALL'S WELL. 'Put your baby on the floor and surround THOUGHTS ,, As . antics of ________ --w The Clock By JOHN A. sroLsKg him with a Bible, a ham'ner, money, and a rattler's tongue. If he reaches for the Bible, he will become a preacher. If he rearhe for the hammer, he will become a builder. If he for th e money, he will become a banker . U he r.'d('hes (or the rattler's tongue, he will become a lawyer. "And if he reaches for all of them, he's sure to be a 'Iiti('üH)." Things havtn'( changed —regar dless of how many Iirne they Increase the postal rates, I'm afraid. We had some mail come in to the office from Jacksonville. It was postmarked August The Associated Press carried a "brite" the other day which is most appropriate, ..what with the kids lust going back k' school, e tc. it happened in Rich,td, I nd., when5-year-o ld Tani .10 Waltz returned from Kindergarten her dad asked her ;ibi'ut the first (lay. Th e conversa tion th is: went like Dad: "Did you like It?" Tani: "Yefi." l)iiil: "Did y o u meet 1' lot of kids?" Tani: " Yt'h." titI: "Did you talk to your teacher?" . "it failed because it wasn't a that the diversion of their crops clarify some of the provisions workable or economically would Increase prices, e market in an ci- each year's crop into a setaside Rejection of the plan reprethat appeared objectionable to fort to boost prices has been pool, removing the produce sound pooling order that would "We always have favored a those sented who opposed the pro. defeated a victory for United have benefited growers by 1ev- workable pooling order," gram.-defeated in a referendum of cit. from regular markets. ram." Growers, a citrus association of cling out rus growers and processors. The proposal was based on about 500 members. United supply peaks and valleys of McGee said. "But one of the Meanwhile, Osborne said, the The Florida Department of the premise and pricing extremes," tragedies of this proposal Is that ar t Growers that removing p opposed cooperative will "have to work the plan in a said McGee, said Th ursdcy that th It may ha ve destroyed the even harder in e uf the- crop from the market challenge to the applyin g our. endorsement of The plan, McGee said, would chances to get a good one." pooling plan, authorized by the would lncreaze title va!u of the F!r!d: Citrus selves to using sales technlaues 1974 Legislature, was rejected remaining I1'$uy.-t• Iom crop. operative with more than 15.000. in making realistu marketing by a combined vote of 1,700 to capacity of growers by giving rector of the Florida Citrus MuThe set-aside pool, in turn, d isions in the ec se ll ing of our Wilson 1,544. McGee, United Grow- the Department of Citrus a lien tual, said the cooperative was crops. would prices have been sold at below. ers general manager, said on their crops as a way to Offered as a so lution to an or- market not abandoning its efforts. in so-called un- growers realized that the "We must continue to work on plan guarantee compliance, lie said the Citrus Commis- demand, sales advertising ange juice profit squeeze, the developed secondary markets, was nothing more and than a "cold plan would have allowed grow- inclu(ling He said growers were never sion would be asked to revise merchandising to sales to foreign coun- and greasy hush insure a fair given evidence O[ assurance the pooling plan "in order to return to the grower." . Boyd ClaimsTrockery By Colleagues TAI.LAIIAS,SEE, Fla. (AP) were circulated in Tallahassee Roberts wrote a letter to the rumors when he returned from see Florida Supreme Court Justice that tie was undergoing OCSChfler Clinic In New th attorney. Boyd said Buford ed the clfflie and uht,intJ;e(l .leans the clinic, Joseph Boyd claims he's been psychiatric examination. is being ba cked by his oppo- that Rod a' recommending th there for a rut;the target of trickery and back"It disturbs tile Uuit people so nenis on the Boyd said Justice B.K. Rob- given a mental at Boyd be court, tine physical. sta bbing by court colleagues ert.s, the examination, close to me would do this," he senior court member, Boyd said he learned of The Miami Herald quoted Of the court, Boyd said: who want him to los the let- said. "I don't like being placed sources "It's Wednesda y as saying a mis e next sent a message to Boyd's fami- ter this week, erable pla ce Tuesday's election. to work, in a Tom Eagleto.type that Roberts and Chief Justice Iy, but not to Boyd, last March 'Inc doctors were incensed when you feel people all around Boyd said in a news confer- that certain situation by my colleagues." Justices would no at the letter and mes Adkins were telling of who ence Thursday that he had been longer said I did not would like you not to be Rb R oberts said he would make Boyd's stay in the clinic "in sit with Boyd until he have to take a mental exam there, But I'm not a quitter and tricked into going to a New underwent such a way as to hint that it was physical and mental ination," he said. "It was an no comment, Orlea ns clinic for a routine examinations, Boyd is opposed in the non- for either psychiatric care or a I'm not about to quit now." lie sa id th at If a qualified attempt to discredit me." ohysical checkup while rumors partisan judicial election by nervous breakdown," At the same time, Boyd said, Boyd said he learned of the Rivers Buford Jr., a Tallahas. person had declared The newspaper said it check. seat, he might not have for his sought re-election. COCOA BEACH, Fla. (AP) proposed ordinance, 3.2, due to which would restrict topless tion If Cocoa Beach city commis- its supporting passage of an imprecise wording. They sunbathing to certain A young housewife consioners pass an ordinance ban- said the areas of ordinance, tended, "If you pas1 this orissue will be considered the beach. ning topless sunbathing on that again on Sept. 17. A number of residents got in dinance, you should Attending the meeting were their opinion during apply It to court's opinion upholding Ad. city's public beaches, at least the 80 mm- the male population." Commissioners Agatha Doe- representatives from a kins' order to delay any grand one suntan fan sa ys she'll test rer and Edward Czaka, who of the city's church2s number ut?s devoted to the subject. An older man said if he saw a jury probe of political candi. that have the law by going topless. "Those who say the breast i,s gir l topless, he would ta ke a da tes until af ter the Nov. 6 strongly support a topless ban, been pushing for the ban. Also not a sex "If they pass an ordinance, i said the wording of the organ apparently good look, elections. Adkins Later res. ordi- present was housewife Lee don't know what sex is all will plan to test it," said Cindy nance would be made more d3- Gagnon, who "I am not a dirty old man," cinded the order. said she has col- about," said Mrs. Rita Gragg, a he Mills, 22, of Cocoa Beach, "If I finitive to assure that the breast said. "Just a sexy senior And Boyd dissented in the lected 508 signatures on a peti- mother of seven, go to jail, that's all right too. Is covered, citizen," court's ruling that newrpapers Someone has to test it,,, she Mayor Caron said the word. had to give political candidates said. they criticized space for retrig of an ordinance was going to Mrs. Mills was one of several be it great problem. plies. The U.S. Supreme Court persons who presented reac- "If you are going to cornlater tossed out that ruling. tions during the jammed meet- pletely cover the breast, It "I dissented so many times trig of the commissioners, would outlaw 90 per cent of the apparently some people would like for me to leave the court," "how can you tell me what is bikinis. Who's going to go out Boyd said. right and wrong for me?" she and measure the covering on asked. "If I want to go to the the beach?" MIAMI (AP) — Winn-Dixie nude, I'll plan on The mayor said that although Accurate rounded by satcllite pictures of enough, he said, just tracking of a hurricane like seeing going there but it usually is a number of cities in Florida FOR THE BEST -71 takes half the world, plus charts, smoke doesn't gi ve a clear inabout as much common sense maps, too cold." have ordinances against topless as it graphs and several tele- dicatjon of how big a fire is. does sophisticated scien- vision screens ca pa Mayor Lee Caron retorted: sunning, he has not been able to ble of pro- That's where information gathc tifi eq uipment, '1 says Dr. Neil viding satellite MILLERS____ "if you go to the Winn Dixie find a single onviction. pictures of al- ered by airplanes which fly into _______________________ Frank, the man in charge of the m ____________________ os t any pla ce in the world, nude, you'll be arrested," the sto rms becom es essential, Proposals were again made keeping up with [lie StOfll5 After the heated debate, the that the matter be put on the "We also have to know about Late Thursday, they were "We have access to lots of commissioners rejected one ballot and for an ordinance h e equipment, but everything we tracking Hurricane Carmen. It t weather patterns because vi north from the the hurricanes, which are lowdo has to have that pe rsonal was moving override," Frank, director of southern Gulf of Mexico and the pressure systems, tend to move the National Hurricane Center forecasters said it posed a around high - pressure New spaper in Miami, said Thursday, potential threat to Gulf Coast systems," The Information is pumped "Somebo mebo' dyhas to evaluate all toa in computer in Washington, that informa tion." "Tie satellite is backbone of D.C., which uses mathematical Frank has a staff of 85 but our whole information-gather. models to predict probabilities. most of the evaluation bbyfive ing operation," Frank says. "But there are limits to how hurricane specialists who work "With our present ability to much fly GEORGE W, CRANE we can only passively acquiescing in what they call the "war take pictures of trust Ph. 1)., M.D. these storm while meanwhile planning next room" of mathematical models," Frank the center, located on systems, day or night, we stand said. "So someone has to weigh CASE 8-635: Mary X.. aged (lay's menu! the University of Miami a better chance of pedicting the probabilities in light of all "That column finally woke campus. 42, attended the Hemophilia where they're likely to go." we know before we make a peeme up to why my husband had The war room staff is 5WFoundation Banquet which I But satellite pictures aren't diction." s lap pe d me, addressed this year at "So our marriage has now Indianapolis. been verb' happy for the ensuing "Dr. Crane," she said af- 15 years!" terwards, "I saved my ng marriage by reading your Boudoir cheesecake is far column in our Indianapolis superior to an) , of the conSTAR. 'octiuns of Betty Crocker, as m "For I soon lost niuch of my regards preventing divorce! ts enthusiasm Wives, please keep vividly in for marital TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) from W.J. Boynton of Tallahas- Justin of relations after our first baby fund the fact that the sirens Raton, $4, 07 Former Senate President see, an executive in Home's and $3,927;Boca and was born. Duaine Macon '.'flo wean your mates away Mallory Home says $16,666 was Killearn Properties Inc., and of Pensacola, 12,9.15 and $2,708. contributed last wee k to his $1,000 each from Neil La "And it. wasn't till you told of from you, don't do so via study Hurd, ----C _. 't"" i us w i.'viuovrauc a Plan tion attorney; Arthur wives wno ask their mates an ' """" FeLipeS. Senate nomiMtion. If YOU thus wish to insure your Parkhurst, a Fort Lauderdale irrelevant question, even at the In his weekly report to the attorney, and very height of marital marriage against disaster, F.O. Drake, a congress, that I got wise to why never become so preoccupied state Elections Division, Home Tallahassee auto dealer, said Thursday that his camHome reported spending my husband often grouched and with your kitchen stove that you paign total had Increased to $203,855, ignore griped and even slapped me boudoir cheesecake! including $14,566 last $212,898. It isn't once your week. superb roast during our boudoir I That still left him more than beef, hot rolls, fancy salads and relations, in reports Thursday from even homemade pies that keep $100,000 behind the big spender other candidates for the Demo"For example, the slap ocin the race. former Secre tary oi cratic Senate nomination, Da. husband from straying , t'urred (luring relations one State Richard Stone. No, indeed! vid Higginbottom, Frostpcoof, night, when I thoughtlessly Larger contributions to reported receiving a It's boudoir cheesecake, so total of blurted out: 'Oh, I see I missed wake home's race included $2,000 $4,660 and spending $4 up to reality! 439 Neal that cobweb on the ceiling when millions of otherwise I cleaned house today!' intellini wit',,, .-,a, uii ......i... IIIdM UJI "WlI, the very next morning idol out of their kitchen stove in the STAR you described and thus spend hours thereat, to another wife who likewise tantalize the gastric hunger of wounded her husband's erotic their husbands. ego by a similar inappropriate send for my booklet "Sex comment. k'm .Probs in Marriage," en I Common Sense Evaluation Used Troacki ng storms In - - Col umn Saves Marriage Stone Still Leadi Horne In De Senate Race Gif - . - •... ._. -.. - - Mayor S ues Elect Manager Daryl Brisson \ "You then said a smart ik' closing a long stamped, return ('A I 'E CANAVERAL, Fla. should at least let hcr husband envelope, plus 25 cents, and lAP) Cape Canaveral Mayor THINK she was romantically learn how to rate a blue ribbon Frank Maclay has filed suit Interested, even if she were for your boudoir cheesecake!'against tie city and City Man. ager Bert Francis, claiming city employes won't obey his orders and that his office space & was stolen. Maclay said in a circuit court suit filed Thursday that city k— employes ha ve ignored his or. deers and sign ordinances. He said also that Francis or. ' dered city employes not to fur• S nish him with secretarial and other services and that FraflcIs took away his private office in city hall, giving him a confer. ence room instead. - -- - - STARTING 11 Boyd said the discrediting effort came after he dissented in the Dade County "Market Concase, contending that two circuit judges indicted on briber)' charges should have been suspended. Boyd also dissented in the Suntan Fan To To Test Topless Ban • 9 _____ qt ".. at the teenage I I, tries and school-lunch pro. grarrj. - method which brings Florida in line with the national figure of 5.3 per cent is itself a real reflection of the nation's jobless total. 5 Indicted In Zoning Probe CI.EAH WAlE H, Fla. tAP) Five persons, Including a Pinellas County commissioner and the former mayor of Indian Rocks Beach, lace charges in a grand jury probe of nator F:emw.^ WASHING TO N James Eastland of Sun- hammer out a formal dralL Home Delivry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 m ths $14 20 Flower County, Miss., one of the Senat&s the strikes 2.4 per cent In 1 and to a Blair, an Agnew psi and aide who was given a Eastland has not made up his mind entirely, mere one perdropped cent In to 1973. Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All crustiest conservatives, is walking proof that an Th is allowed the oil lifetime judgeship by President Nixon at other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12Months, $32.40. old dog can learn new tricks, but he is toying with the idea of setting a fine for companies to demand more corsumer money, Agnew's bidding. The other was Judge Herbert The veteran Judiciary Committee chairman abanning first "possession" offense, and explicitly jail. A second offense would bring supposedly a ploration. so they could carry out more ex- Murray, personally cleared for his job in 1971 is working quietly to relax marijuana laws so stiffer fine. after a 30 minute interview wi th Agnew. young students and workers and other •sp 1 It is small wonder that Federal Power Claiming Banzhaf was in "apparent violation Since state laws tend to follow federal Commission smokers will not be jailed for simple possession statutes, and since experts told us they had "never of the Code of Professional Responsibility," the of the drug. Eastland's Judiciary corn- seen such a gross aberration" and the Senate Baltimore judges urged legal disciplinary mittee writes federal laws, It may be that a Commerce Committee staff suggests the oil authori Eastland, whose closest contact with drugs is ties in Washington to investigate Ban. a good cigar and a tot of whiskey, has become whole Jim generation of marijuana dabblers will companies are "simply lying" in order to get zhaf. Alter much waffling the Washington praise Eastlan4' name. more money. convinced that jailing those caught with a few Footnote: On Eastland's Mississippi plandisciplinary unit threw the judges' request out. "Jotnt" is not the way to stop marijuana traffic. tation, A few other figures are glaringly omitted state narcotics agents found a marijuana From Book Picks: "The Palace Guard" by CBS t the API letter: Some of its The contumacious senator underwent his patch near the Sunflower River. The senator natural gas members with newsmen Dan Rather and Gary Paul Gates holdings report metamorphosis alter his old friend, ex profit increases in expertly catches the piranha quality of the Nixon The popular notion that Florida's economy s j excess of l) per cent Ir.cc the engy, crisis CommandantLewis Walt, conducted a world who had been ha rv 11111ch befIvr shape Ilmn tile natioll ;Is ~1 %%*l1(;1e 141S survev on drin,,s for Eastland's Senate Internal esting by boat apparently began. Such profits are possible because White [louse. There, H. fl Haldeman learned of the ninipulates Spiro Agnew, John Ehrlichman e and abandoned the gasoline and natural gas prices are up from 6o to sneers Lit,cn shot down by the state's Department of Security Subcotnjr,ittee at honorable men like Bob crop. Commerce, After talking earnestly wi th Walt and 100 per cent and likely to climb still higher. Natural Gas: In letters to many newspapers, Critical Punishment: The federal Judges in Pasadena Hamlet" and Pat Moynihan as 'our Unfortunately it was the same department listening to dozens of witnesses at various the American Petroleum Oscar Wil de," and a Secret Service man Institute (API), whose Baltimore who stepp hearings, the senator came to the conclusion that ed aside in the Agnew case loath Which fostered the false notion in the first place. members o much of the nati on's natural gas, to avoid any possible charges of cro ingly confides that "We say.. come the "Pot" may cause genetic, brain, lung and other It now develops that, nyism have revolution, be sure and save two bullets: one for lot of people who weren't damage. lie also decided that traffickers still cites numerous figures to try to disprove our nevertheless tried to punish one of Agnew's most disclosures that Big Oil is driving up natural gas vocal critics. Haldeman and one for Ehrlichman.11 working in the past weren't counted, and a 2.9 per deserve stiff penalties and that even possession prices with faked figures. "The Politician Primeval," by Hubert cent unemployment rate for Jacksonville Was in should not be completely "decriminalized.,, TheBanzhaf target of their unsuccessful action was Humphrey's doctor and advisor, Dr. Edgar I t is worth noting that we sent our own figures John rca Ii ty 4 per cent and, quite possibly, higher. 111. a prominent consumer ad But the possibility of a year in jail and a $5,000 to the API statisticians before we wrote our vocate and law professor in Washington. The- Berman, is so outrageously candid about the A new method of calculating the unem- fine for a youth caught by federal agents with a press and politicians that the book took three story. The API did not quibble with them then, Baltimore judges were incensed ployrnent figures raises the state figure from 3.5 in single marijua na cigaret te is excessi ve in because Ban. months to clear the libel Lawyers. Still, Berman and does not now in Its letter. In fact, the API thaI had announced In a press release Ut he omi JuIv to 5 per cent which rounds out to about 50,000 Eastland 's view. As a result, his Internal ts one of his most ri bald true ta l es: the ignores the crucial figures. Security staff is conferring regularly with the People who were "l os had filed suit to block then-Vice President Agnew names of the famed reporters who, on the way To repeat them: Big t" under the old method of Drug Enforcement Agency on possible Oil reported exploratory from subpoenaing reporters and to force ap. calculating the figures. natural gas strikes from 7.9 to 9.4 per cent of the pointment of home om n Asian tour with Humphrey, had to legislation. Shortly after Labor Day, Senate a special Agnew prosecutor, be shot wi th massive doses of pe ni c illin because time off Iuisiana unUl 1972 when they began to John Wesley \Vhite, employment security taffers will meet with DEA' legal One of the ringleaders in the unusual effort to th office to connive for price increases. Th ey pursued Asian pleasures more zealously director for the Department of Commerce, isn't en, mysteriously, punish Banzhaf was Federal Judge C. Stanley. than they did news stories. even sure that the new I . J JACK ANDERSON 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30-322.2611 or 831.9993 Friday, Sept. 6,1974-5A Citrus Growers Rej ect uice Pool FLORIDA IN BRIEF EveninLwneudd i~ ------------------ J MONDAY in the Eveni Tani: "She told me to be quiet." I - - - - 10 6 of - = • ' , Board Seminole County .) 4 - 1'41111 "Yehi," Dad: "What did she aay?" District School * Logical, intelligent decisions * Children first Personalities last ** Fair play for all employees No new taxes RApublacan Pot Ad Pd for by Daryllirisson C&mpaign Trea. �6A-Evening . .: I , Herald Friday, Sept. 6, 1974 The Adventist . I u ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 4 Fortt G Brian Tar, CIty, Florida Sabbath School At so .... Bapisfi 7 DOp m 000 Bible Slvdy Evangelistic services Chich Training sning . SrvIc. . .' ' j I _________ . - i ". - - - .. Pastor 9 30a m IO.3OIIarn. CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 200 Fairmont h1W0rp (SanIoldGard.nclubHwy,,.,2, nShock, Pastor Sngspiratn & SUflO4YSChOOI -. 9:lSa m. Preaching &WorsSip .....10:45 am. Sa'ng &Proclaiming 7 30 p rn Nursery 'QVCd i '' r.' .... - '- p . Church School - - -' - - . . i . W* L - -. ,- _i~!~_ 1 V. aw -~ 7 %Ili ______ - j I r Minister 9:45a m, II 00cm 7 OOp m - Evening Service Prayer Meeting Wed -. William 8 Downey r .1 . - -. ' - 'I('tI?O(!ISt - ... 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I 1 . 00 a.m. Youth Service ..6iOpm, Evening Worship ......7:30pm Wed Prayer .?:30pm 9' 458 m lI:COam .......7;3Opm. . WILSON.EICHELBERGER WILSON-MASER FURNITURE C0 Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson VMIJ Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE MCKIB3IH AGENCY Insurance PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. 100p.m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CorvserCountrvCtub ....... PAOLA WE$LEYAN CHURCH OdRou$e44atPaoIa Rev WiIIiamE.Miller Pastor knP(-" Selected Illy The Anwican B4k so,,,fy J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff DEKIES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes Rev aflT a Sunday Morning Worship , Pa?or IOa m Evening Worship m 1. (.)tlu'r (Jaur/,' THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange SIyd., Lake Monroe I Pastor * Sunday School Morning Worship 11:008m Evening Worship 7:00pm Prayer Mee ting Wednesday . 7 10p, rrl . - Go 77th Aii'"WyChuo'01.9114 SI 1Hicso.yA,,. *P.t nar'i' %t Ctv'C Le-e R New Berhel I( 1 BAPTIST Caivary baptst Assetntiir. Fatrnov'. IS*, Ga'd.n Civo P'*'. it 921 CAI vdWY 116041(0` 14-41h. Cio vital Lohir 1116 ]toi. Lake Moiry C*cy 3A.$ Church. 7 Sea Blvd Convral Baj, C~r 1)11 Oak Avt Chiy ' ''' ..,.' ' HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd & Staff HARR ELI & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff - -- - -- - - - - CHRISTIAN r ,.. C if .i Fli C-'t't (ip ,Jnio,d CPv,lan CP,urch. PP w Airport Bled NOrtitld, (ttuqth. Florida Haven Lakev, Ch,cn, Biô' Lake Rd at Jan CONGREGATIONAL CONOREOATIQHAL ',c_a c o. '°" Pep's Cliaciel. HO W Fiit trrt P.n.,,5t ap.tl Church. II, W Airport Bled Parp Lake IaØist, *4e RU, Fern Park % si ,'.j , flJ.t.%? It t_ t5 "'" JaessvØI.r-.'. , • - t'ram CHURCH OF CHRIST 7 C ur (h Ol Ch,.i , ,, ' ' " ( '" '-.,'r Sqvr,mC C ?i,1(j,.ii. Sliii( 4 i'PI'*-ii titi (hel, 6 Palm SOr.n5 Dr Aiih4. Cr.tc - o"-e Dii4'a (rChci the edremec. 3W 3tn Pil(, Messiah Lutheran ChUrch. Olden Dà.i Of £ *4*y Il T7. Calseiblery METHODIST Barnetl tinted Mei'nor,.I Chutch, E DIBàry Ave £nti.pi5. Bear Ich.. Uted MatPdit Church he'i A M F Chr C&nain Hats C&tt,b.r,. C'unty Unted ni (hutch, Hwy I? '71 P.r.y Rig.e Rd. CI%sesb,qrv - ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff d - - and Employes FLORIDASTATEBANK AND SlAP F un PRESBYTERIAN Lake Mary U4l PIsbyVeran Church First Prtttiqlj CPith. Oak Ave& st Fir Pr,tbytri ChUrih 04 DeB.qy, 3rHighland Conan, PresIi Church. 3775 5E O,Ia 'i A'I*1 Prftbytpyiq C hurch- I3 Bear Lake Rd Palm 5rings Pd. Spg Ucul. Covm,p, Prttbytpc,*, Chjt,i. Iit'i. .j I'f? "I'Ch. SIVINy.ø*y -- ' -- .. ' . , ' - ,. - ent rzw YORK (AP) - Hell, met with denominational gious leaders are registering executives while a mem ber of warm sup po rt for the new man Congress, Dr. Marshall In the White House, President suggests In a letter to him that Ford, Including his moves o. he hold similar meetings in his ward some sort of amnesty for new capacity, adding: Vietnam draft resisters. "All of us can be nefit from Major religious groups have understan ding each o ther in urged such action, this time when both govern. There also were te n ta tive ment officia ls and leaders in the gestures towar d more direct churches have reason to be communication between U.S. conce rned with morality, j schurch lcadcrship and the pres- tice and the welf are of people." idency, a channel that largely Give-and-ta ke meetings wi th had been sh ut off under former church leade rs had been a co rnPresident Richard M, Nixon. men custom in past admirusPresident Ford is a "sincere- tratlons, Including those of ly religious pe rson himself" Presiden ts Harry S. Truman. who "takes the churches se. Dwight D. Eisenhower and riously," observes the Rev, Dr. John F. Kennedy, lapsed Robe rt J. Marshall, head of the under President Lyndon B. Lutheran Ch urch in America . Johnson and church criticism of Reca lling that Ford twice the Vietnam war, -'• ' - -- : . ' ' fnh1PflifviflI7, o-'-' c'1,nc mnunn#'-'i "'n' There will S"- nn• ....... he IilI).P.II 'Blessing'Lawsujt Out MIAMI 1 Al') -A Miami man who sued his ch urch beca use he felt God had not rewarded his $800 in tithes has agreed to drop the suit after a San Antonio, Tex., businessman refunded his $800. Hugh McNatt, 43, said in the suit, filed earlier in the summer, that Rev. Donald Manuel, pastor of the A llapattah Baptish Church, had promised "blessings and awards would come to a person" who gave 10 per ce nt of his weal th. But McNatt, an electrical worker, con te nded he received nei ther blessings nor rewards In the three years that passed after his dona tion. - = -= --,=---=- Nixon shunned such confront.ations, except for the ceremonial White house services over which he presided and which were dropped in the tatter pa rt of his administration. They didn't allow for discussion, however. Ford has sa id he won't re vive them. An Episcopalian, he pla ns to continue worshipping at I1Thflafluel.Churchon..the.. lull In Alexandria, Va. As a congressman, he also has been active in Capitol prayer groups, but this probably will be limited in his present role. Recalling his meetings with church leade rs at congressional prayer breakfas ts, the Rev, Dr. Ro be rt V. Moss, president of t he United Church of Christ commended him In a letter for his 'devotiation to hi gh moral sUindar&i. " Alton S. Newell of San An. tonlo read of the suit and decided to re pa y the $800 for the church. "I sympathize wi th anyone who gives money to the ch ur ch and si ts back a nd expects God to Immediately hand It back to him, wi th interest, by some specific act," Newell said in a letter to Manuel and McNatt's lawyer. "1 ha ve ne ver tried to make a deal with God like that," Newell said. "But for 36 years my wife and I have found that God will honor those who honor h im ." McNatt cound not be reached for comment, 142111 . Malor Religions Make Changes 0 1 HYCUUIECOX TheflerajdSen- jces - -.- .,, : T mple Shalom Slates High Holiday Services A& PWEO The Management and Employes - Support P death penalty, Which has been Delegates representing more Orthodox Christian faith f)r the Island, adopted a report ended by the U.S. Supreme than three million Lutherans social Issues of our time." requesting reaffirmation of Court, and approved establish- voted for an intensive fund Among the topics to be dealt equality for all men and women NEW YORK-The Southern fluent of an Office of Gay drive to help alleviate world with are the moral crisis in the and recognizing that Baptists, organized during the Concerns to deal with hunger, aid minorities and nation,abortion,nIraception, discrimina ti on exists against dispute over slavery before the l)0mflOSe::ual membership. speed racial justice. They also venereal disease, pornography, women. It proposed immediate Civil War, elected their first The General Board of the moved to consider unity with homos,xuality, prostitution an steps to correct discriminatory black to a top denominational Christian Church (Disciples of the American Lutheran gambling. . attitudes in teaching nlateria;s, Christ) set the tone for the Church By FANNEITE EDWARDS Shalom extend the wish for a the political structures of the The Greek Orthodox Arch. denomination's General Herald Correspo ndent ch mos t hearty, heal th Merger? ur ch, seminary education, The Rev. Cha rles King, 78, a y year of diocese of North and South Assembly in San Antonio, Tex. and opportunities for women to happiness to all their friends in America voted to establish its by proposing that high priority black pastor from Frankfort, DELTONA.....TCmpIe Sha lom Deltona and neighboring The Pr ar ticipate in leadership of es byterian Ch urch in p first social action program in be placed on evangelism, Ky., was elected vice president of Deltona will conduct High communities, U.S. South and the United sorship. the United States and Canada. beginr ing with introduction fl( of the 12.3 mIllion-member Holiday se rvices at the Unit ed Presbyterians, both meeting at The delegates also voted to Cantor Goodman offers this The United Presbyterian special training programs at Southern Baptist convention, Church of Deltona, wi th Cantor prayer to all for the High ourage ch ur c hes to "affirm the same time in Louisville, enc Church in the U.S.A., con- seminaries. While the general the first black national offi ce r Michiwl Goodman leading the flo;Jays. "Let us pray that made new moves toward a the bibujc9I teaching against the fronted by failing income and board opposed backing away chosen in the 129-y ear history of congregation, assisted by Arax strength and courage, abun- rising costs, was forced to pare from social pronouncements, it the nation's largest Protestant possible merger that would heal practice of homosexuality" and Musselwhite, Muriel Zager, clant, be given to all who work a split created in pre-Civil War favored continuation of a study its1975 operations budget by 25 stipulated that great care b0() Jack Levenson, Marion for a world of reason and Undays. Both voted unanimously of homosexuality" as it relates per ceat. should be taken to make them Scharlat and George Scharlat. derstanding. That the good that Southern Baptists overto begin the long negotiations to the life and work of the These were some of the respoisibIe, whelnüngly refused to approve that could lead to reunion by eh'irch." The High Holidays are lies in every man's heart, may principal actions of major abortion except in extreme 198-i, -" "day.. Th1t composed of Rosh hfashnrt t h 1.' .si n egrity (441/ UJ ________ religious lxxiii's during their cases involving rape, Incest, The Unit ed Presbyterians, in , (The Jewish New Year) and man will come to see more nationI fflf*4)lIfl,tc to ,..k,,i, ih,.... 1401 ci St Luktj Lutheran Church, Pt 426 Sla,ia . -,. ---.- WIN N.DIXIE STORES SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO and Employes ( .-',fl.p'?p Center. Ofll City t.rMt Calvi'y M4.i.OnmyEI4)t4f 1101W t7tnSl h. 301* tThiSt * Mt [.on acts? Chur ch. 1770 Pear Ave ' .,'eti i.i('..rtt- (iiOrIana,s ,.'Ci, ,. large nails, smocks, shirts for congregational meeting for all older children, full-length members following the mormirror, child's ironing board fling worship service. and iron, dust pan, broom and The Senior Youth Fellowship mop, Also children's musical - will meet at 7 n.m. Sundiw. -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DlRECTORy- ç 3I (P j'I, Rev. kCflntthWMulIkI Ministers Mor ning Worship 930am Church School 9:45jy, Morning Worship ii OOa m. 8.m, SOU.. STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff i FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave,43,dSt. Rev. Virgil L. BryaJ - FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes ASI4M$LIy PresbYterian . The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff First Atie-, 4 630pm 9.45cm -LPraise JIM LASH CHRYSLER.pLYMOUrH And Staff 730pm Conquerors Meet ing Sunday Prayer Serv, 110p (First Wednesday Fellow ship Supper 6 lop m FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Park Ave. Leo F. Kin - A 730pm Evening Worship Wed Bible Study & mission, he rises to heights of unselfish dedication. But When he keeps his sights SPIRITUAL TEMPLE FirstFede,aIof Seminole 11d9. St. Hwy.434 L0ng.d,FI. Rev. Ruth H.CaIIIn ..........Pastor AmyJohns. - __Minister-Heallifif Open for Meditation .3; 00 p, m. Healing. Lecture anci Message Cirdc 3rd Wednesday Mthy. - - - r 11 008 m. ... % - " ,uJayCvening Wed Bible COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. IJ'latPlneyRjd,,Rd C1s$elbnry Rev William Pickett Pastor Rev Kenneth Miller. Assist. Pastor Morning Worship 1:301 ha m Su nday School ' ' , Morning Worship . Friday FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SltParkAvenue Rev .SayT Cosmalo Pastor Morning Wor ship I 30a.m Sunday School 94Sa.m Morning worship ' 11 008.m Churrh Training 6.lspm. Evening Worship . 730pm Wed grayer Service r 7:00pm -, 1 ____ 11:14-18 - . - ' . 4 10pm . - Wednesday PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST ' / 1 ' 7:30p.m. ir .1 r/ / / ' / .r f / I I / / - Mark .1 I ' - 730 m 11 o0a m . F / . Sunday Irn ml' . - F - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 MI Orange Street CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tucker Driv e, Sunland Estates Lloyd Hampton Pastor Sunday School 945am. Morning Worship -, 11:00a.m. MYF7&45u 7:00P M. Eve. Worship I&3 Sun 1:30p m. Wednesday Morning Prayer G ,p - jF1 ' - CHURCH OF CHRIST IS)2ParkAy.v, Charles N. Crump - Evangelist Sunda y WTRR Broadcast ....... $:?S A. m. Bible Study ..........10:00a.m. Paul Sonney Bible Class , MorninW,,.hjp Evening Worship Bible Classes wed f , •/ F 4I ' 12'7-1O EVAngiflistic Services _ 7: 00 P.M. . ' - j 7:30p.m. . ' W ednesday Wed Prayer1& - ,.. DELTONA-The Lutheran instruments, stand-up play • of 11 dedicate ?: ?& 711 .01111111. FeLlowship Hall, Sept. 15. Atthe trains. Small tables on which . .ml 10 a.m. Dedication Service, the the legs can be cut to sizes -, Rev. Erdman Frank will needed to be used as work P p . . preach and at the 3:30 p.m. tables for the children. • '•' • fil service In the afternoon, the Rev. If. Wight Kirtley, pastor L. . . Rev. Lloyd Behnken, president will officiate at the Sunday , -. . , of the Florida-Georgia Distr ict services, of the Deltona Uni ted i , A. will br ing the message in th e Method ist Church, Sept. 8 at 17... i . "4tr'. 1i, 41 krvice of Praise. , '%"$)" MU?' -...., 8:30 and 11a.m. . .: -. 'Rev, Herbert W. Goerss, r' £ II AL J. , i - ••• •'.'':• 441 F irst lvheulOulsi . pastor extends a cordial in 6t vit.ation to all Deltonans and 41 4 Promotion Day for the 11 friends of neighboring com- Church School will be held at . . muni ties to join with them in First United Me thodist Ch ur ch '. ' : i ', giving thanks at one or both of this Sunday. The classes will all . these services, I meet in the Sanctuary for a . 'L The Providence Lutheran general assembly at 10 a.m. P • I . ,I -ç, ' Women's Guild held Its first Mrs. James Terwilleger, ri , 4. meeting of the Fall season after chairman of education corn"t. summer recess, on Thursday in mittee, will lead the promotion 1 t' ' the new Fellowship Hall. service. . Refreshments were served A Sunday School drive is after the business meeting JyJ be ing kicked-off this Sunday in ' -. a variety program featuring the form of football scoring. 1,-It . j,. i , 'Y. ,, slides narrated by Mrs. John Robert Hood chairman Is chain of the Jj Ringwald was given. Mrs. drive. Two opposing teams are % Henry Horn, president, Beckwith,Jr. a ) ., presided. Mrs. John Padgett and will be I k -,, . 4-. 19 Deltona Methodist known zs "Art's Angels" and 'ilelen's Salnts".Scoring will . , . Nursery and Kindergarten be tabulated on attendance, ' , lasses of the Deltona United visitors, Bibles brought and . r, ( ,. - • 4,,•, , ;ethodist Ch urch are making a new members received, 'fl : . s,* f plea for articles needed for drive will continue for 12 weeks. their Sunday School room. The United MethoiJst Women . Those who have any of the will meet on Monday at 11 a.m. 1. '\. . items listed below may bring for their general monthly : . . ,,. 11 them as soon as possible any meeting to be followed by a day between the hours of 8:30 covered dish luncheon, am., to noon, to the church. A Needed are muffin tins, clip r"?IItOmOflIe ple clothespins, tooth brushes, sot sponges, glossy shelf paper, Community , f1I styrofoam trays, pi pe cleaners, Altamonte Community paper dollies cloth scraps Church in Altamonte Springs . dress-up clothes, non-toxic will start Church School classes JOHN MATHEWS FAMILY IN CONCERT crayons and white paste. Small Sunday for three-year-olds John Mathesss, 30-year Gospel music veteran, will be joined by son Dale, daughters Linda and staplers, small suitcase, play through eighth graders. There Beverly and linda's husband, Sam, In a 7:30 P.M. concert Tuesday at Central Baptist Church, 13th dough, clay, railing Pills, cookie will be a nursery for Infants andStreetand Oak Avenue, Sanford. The Nash%illegroup won thecoveted Dove Award in imss most cutters, transparent tape, toddlers. Children will be met promising ness talent in the Gospel music field, ,rnasking tape, picture books, at the door to the educational pre-school puzzles, blunt building and directed to their scissors, terrarium, prism, clasaroorns. r I 5(',iti oct (Ii Morn~ng Worship MYF of Religious Leaders "ki - GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OnoraRd.atWofawnAve Rev. O'Rou Denslow .. I, Ai . PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2636 Palmetto Ave. Rev G E Modn Pastor Sunday Sthoo 9 4Sa m 1. mare places ' - ~ I 1. 11 . _____ .IamesP.P4r..dri:rnEvang,lI., Bible Study 10:OOa,m A.Uembly Worship 1100am Evening Worship .. 600p.m. Wed.Evning Service - 6.00pm. Wednesday (SibteCtass . - 7:30p.m. B'bleClass Pastor PdYPS :' the -- 4. - 1 '. ,,;.- - STISI 1 a 10 SOa m pm 7.00P m - t. JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Church Editor ,,, Fellowship Hall Dedication Set - r CHURCH OF CHRIST 6O0PalmIi.4Dv Altamonte Springs - 700pm 7 lop m LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE III Crystal Lake Or. Lake Mary, Fla, Rev. Paul 0. Trisset Pastor SundaySchool 104 m Morning worship & P4u:rvl LUTHERAN CHURCH ra I ndoAvi 'l7.9p :. '. ' an Sun Eve Worship Wed Prayer Evangelistic Service Mid Week Ser vice (Wed) 700pm Nursery Provided for all services GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED " I 1I: .. Mommy Worship Youth Hour 915a m, Kindergarten .., - C. - -- - - 7 OOp m I 1'atur 10 COa m . FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2iltSanfordAve. vglasD Elliott PaStor Sunday School CiSam - _'. James C. Vaughn PINECQFST BAPTIST CHURCH IIW Airport Et d Re v. keve'$h'-foIt Pastor SundaySchooll 9.4t a.m crni rship bo:r m Church L. 730'" Evenin Wed E v ening Ser vice 7 OOpm .lO-OOa,m Sunday School 1 - Sunday School Worship Service . . worthip 103W 25th Place "The Church of the Lutheran Hour and TV "Thu it the Life" Rev Elmer A, Reutcher Pastor - CHURCH - 7:30a m, LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER iii __ . * SANFORD CHRISTIAN JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH l621 West Firs tStet George Galloway Paor Svnda,5cpi0Oj lO.00arn, Morning Service 11.00a., Evening Service ?30p.rn Wednesday Service 7:30p M. Old TrforaNy , GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE TemØiatyOeneva Community Center i. ll • I Grccri Sunday School I.t11Il('r(In .- - aurt [) o;r E::\ ~~Z 1 - . DlIPLES t:edCrVIIsT 1647 S. fl Hartd Harris Sunday School . 1 9: is a.m Morn ng worshp .lI.00a.m Wed Service 7.30p.m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe. Ft,. Div idJ Rich Pastor SundaySchoot --------- 9:45am. Morning Worship ...... 11:OOa,ra. rj Rector . - FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 373 5010 U HOLY CROSS 4015 Park Ave . L NG - 700pm , ps .. Of - 7 Op m . 7-j ,srIs,s(gfl 1100am. 6:15pm 7 OOp m ____ --- 600p.m. -: ,_ Sunday School - .t:Iui, , .? _ )4ttiSt &OakAv Rev R,GrdySno interim Pastor . \ it n. IlO0a.m - Sermon 1f tt' E'' 9 - -- . Sp *tri't In Revival ' ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Drive Longwood, Fta. Just East of Interstate Minister R. Burke Johnson. Minister K Cith Hutcherson Ha rn Morning Worship a rn Sunday School 9:05a.m. 9:45 arm. 11,008 m, .. -- '- an Hour" Chch God ionsF eeI Th M i // ''.. (,n1 CHURCH OF GOD 103W. 22nd Street Pastor J T Pills WTRR Sunday School Morning Worship Evangelistic Serv. Family Night Service YPE Wed - ____ - ... ____ j 21015. Park Ave - - ii -';. .' Rev Fred L. NCI Sunday School FeIiO*thip -, . - , IHI/,1,I " ___________________________________ -.-.., / .. i , Of . p - 0 - Vlop rn Evening Worship 09 I Friday, Sept. 6, 1974-7A logistics in finding Dr. J.G. Kim, who coor- decisio n to accept Lrist as a for everyone to stay and dinated the massive con- result, Stuart said. "A person preparing meals. Seven ference, became a Christian could be sharing his fai th th wi thousand straw sacks (176 Ills. during the Korean War. He one Korean and find nine or 10 witnessed the orture and more gathered around to hear killing of his parents, wife and about it too," .' Stan was created by Cod to nionwrient to careful work and Stuart of Altamonte Springs training pdWes. Transistor people held in Dalla.3-Explo $74 children by the Communists. "Pastors were exhausted work. Lack of industry and too untring perseverance, attempted to describe the radios were provided for was planned and financed by Later he was beaten almom to from baptizing people day and much leisure time can lead to * awesome sound produced by foreign delegates on which they the Korean Camp death. Kim later was able to night. Every church had Bryant rewrote one of his over a mi ll ion neorlip nrfwinu rnii,,4 mischief and mIsery. us Crusade _______ • ".'"' 'ranslathn Ill "' ".' lead so' Inio their nttackert 'n 1. 1.1. 'liii tuUj. Uvt.1i runiüat .atan jnii..c iiuiit'rpues 'itho s.u- softly together at ' Explo '14 theIr language. ches. There were 3,407 Christ and some are now standing outside praying finds some mischief still for idle dred times before publication 'lP!'4!I, "There were tremendous Attending Explo '74, Aug. 13- delegates registered at the Christian ministers, Stuart because there hands to do." was no more Just to attain complete beauty expression. numbers of people weeping as 18, was fiv Nglilight of Stuart's conference from said, 78 foreign room inside. It is said that Adam Clark ,and perfection of the Holy Spirit fell on the crowd eWriences since he gave up countries. A ;. Even the murder of the wife total of 323,419 These men enjoyed their work and hundreds of th "This is a climax to the ousands his career as a teache r wi th junior and senior high students, .-,.._,, of President Parke and his own Chrlstian revival that has been ito spent 40 years on th e Scriptures, writing his because they threw all their made commitments to Christ. Seminole County school system university students, pastors attempted assasination by a going on in Korea, and I th ink it "Noah Webster la bo red 36 years energies in to producing that It is overwhelming to see Japanese you th failed to dis so to enter the college ministry laymen and members of writing his dictionary. In fact, God and man. ':'' rupt is going to spread," Stuart said. Which would be pleasing both to many people of one mind and with Campus Crusade for professions took the training, the conference, even though , he crossed the ocean twi ce to Delegates from Taiwan, purpo," Stuart said, Christ at the University of Classes were there were 1,000 Japanese India, Malaysia and the he ld in ten ts , gather material netded to Fr his position on the Nor th Carolina, The lesson is clear : if YOU . attending Explo. Torrential P lippines are hotels, unive rsity classrooma hi already talking make the book really authentic, want to leave footprints on speaker's plotfnmi.tho tall reddownpours at this Wile "This was the largest wid outdoors. ziy about holding Eplos In their Milton rose at four o'clock sands of time, wear workshoes! haired young man, had a Christian event since the have helped avert riots and countries. Major purpose of the conevery morning in order to have panoramic view of crowds founding of Chr istianity," he ference was to demonstratio ns during the ti me STUART train Christian "i don't think anyone who sufficient hours to compose and man, "There nothing for a which several times numbered said. Police estimated over 6.5 laymen and pastors in each) of rice were used plus thanis that . . . hebetter of tension, Stuart said. should there 5,111 ever be the same was rewrite his poetry which is still his soul enjoy, . . labo r. " over a nullion and a half per. million persons attended the evaiueli.sm , Korean More More than 200,000 persons and I pray (.'hristian.s , that every Christian the ', under of the wotlti: (iljljfl "lake at the 3,600,00) of bread, 9,300 Ecel. 2:24 for Chris t in the will have Explo muss rallies seven mass rallies. (inc night walked from all parts of the tons pieces of water for food the opportunity to at a Seoul, South Korea airport. 680,000 stood in a torrential rain coun try to attend, sets of Seoul, a city of 5 withess th e Spirit fall on a preparation and ISO tons of food It was his job to tape record during the rally. On one o million population. More than revival like I did in Korea," Koreans handled the night- for side dishes. V3,000 reportedly indicated a Stuart commented. FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIS a T Ave .. Pastor Rev Wr R Sennett . . . .9~43a.m * Sunday School . Pry - ________________________________________________ 7 3Op,n. E;ngworshp .'n.j Prayer Service Nursery Open '. '"' (:Is,,ri'I, 'f1 , 0 training classes and rasion as many as evangelistic meetings which participated in an all-night rwill eventually be broadcast In prayer meeting, with 2O, "Like a mighty wind Chinese, Japanese, Hindu, praying one night in the rain. TEXT: Second Thessalonlan,, spent 26 years on his book I'IIe or a freight train" reminiscent of thewas Book of Acts Spanish, German and English. Inspired by Explo '723:6-13 Decline and Fall of the Roman the way Some of the recordings, in Campus Crusade's mass (w Empire, but it stands as a Campus Crusade staffer John cassette form, will be used for evangelistic thrust for young ii '' - (' Corner )UGLAS a PORTER, fl Sanford-Eustis Free Me(hodict Church 'iuuilgern ih'IIUHthI FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST $00 East Second Street Sunday Service & t.- - . -, I ?:3Oprn Sat i Cvp Church Training (.ilri.%liwl SeiE'Ilu.' *** I 011R NATION ALL SOULS CATKDLIC CHURCH 711 Oak Ave.. Sanford Fr William Ennis Pastor Fr P.J. Kett Assitt. Pastor Vigil Mass 7 COp rn Sun, Mais Iam,lO3Oarn & I2ion Confessions, Sat 67pm 101Sam Morning Worship *** (:(zII1(?!s(' COp m %W (just South of SR-436) Pastor iyman tt KirkOd 945a m, Sunday School 11:00 8.m. Worth NUrS&KndUarten •.,~ . FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH C t. 27fh and Rev E Don Co Pastor Sunday School 930am Evening worship sight (Wed) - . Wed Prayer Meeting Jf ('/ MGrningWor3flj ---_.. I 1100a.m. 7 -. - .. - 6 I S p.m - --. va.rn. Wednesday Night Prayer Sev - I 0 000O i U 9 Asdm. %x %%~ lx~ 11 Qoa,m & WorthIp5r,ice - .__ C OMMUNITY Evening Herald I'l ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SSIHttAy, Ph. 3220293 Oro Billy Griffin Pastor 11\ THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner ?in & Elm C. P. Neill . Pastor Saturday I 000 Noon Wednesday Evening Prayer Ming THE HOPE OF OUR ,, A Pastors SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH P11011161111114-2161 Oroanizedjunt 11, 1912,Longivilocticl. 60 Meet$ for Sunday Services at The Seventh day Adventist Church, I Altamonte MilIand AVCnUC. L Noon IG,FM of, WWOS vi AiIIIh._V..... .0 9.3Oam. ii 00 12 00 Worsh ip Services -- : Pastor Saturday Services .fr1IU)(1Ist (itfolt. k'1 Where to go for all the ilIfurniat ion VOU need ahigiut your new (Oflmuni: :e BET TY CARTER 3?2. 1812 Sanford SANDRA RAWLINS 834 921? Casseiberry MARILYN OARLANC'rl 834-9212 Altamonte Springs SHIRLEY MILLET s].i 921? F Crest City HILDA RICHMOND Sit)167 De ltona - • - ____________________________ - - -- -- �- - •' WOMEN Evenina Hnr.Id DEAR ABBY ce Evening Herald She Is Hostess Sir-Madame May Solve Problem Ti To Foreign VIPs ii ABlGAu. VAN RUBEN Women 's Liberation: How It Affects You Coordinator of the 21st Idyllwilde, near Sanford, Mrs. "The 21st Century Woman working Women making will be free, and Mrs. Gordon programs, Century Woman program Is Gordon picked up several courst exhibits and planning and execution of the was prompted by the pathetic salaries because they hopes to establish an Mrs. June Gordon, mother of credits at SJC, and then realization offdisplays. project's many programs. of where women still don't have the same Non-credit courses such as Groups of 20 and more persons Questions about the Women's six, who celebrated her 20th completed her final [IS year at stand at this point in h'story," choices open to them as thecampus office later In the year, probably in Altamonte Springs. law for women and parap- who have some special interest Liberation movement are as wedding anniversary and Rollins College. In May this she ex p lai ns. "We're on the men. It's Si ..__..J. tr 'i..• ('... "P'tirv 4d'uUfl d4IaU '.J haUathi wu tI*) C .4 xhtf tawr)oenewwayoi educate the men to ac ce pt toward the Modern eman- simultaneously. will kickoff next week wi th a during the year. In addition, should con ta ct Mrs. Gordon at Masters in Education. life, yet women still have very women n their new ro1e," she ciiateti woman. week-long Women's Fair on the Mrs. Gordon has planned a the Junior college. Mrs. Gordon brings ex- little responsibility for the added. Just what is a liberated SJC campus. Starting Monday series of monthly seminars Mrs. Gordon, a tiny brunette, perience of classroom teaching country's politics or economics. "The idea be hind SJC is to "This new project Is for all woman, and how does she gain brings enormous enthusiasm and of working as a volunteer eCOnOfflicS. with an art show where well- dealing with women In religion, serve the community. If there is interested persons in the her freedom some ask, flow and wide experience to her new counselor at known Central Florida women women In politics and abortion, a need in the community for a "In Val e Seminole ncia CornCounty, where county, men as well as artists wi does a woman successfully position. ll be displaying their A large committee of particular course, we should be munity College to her post at the females outnumber the women." combine a career and family? works, th e fair will Include Seminole County women is able to find an instructor," she "I'm not about to burn my SJC. riiales slightly, you see most What does the liberated woman brassiere, and I'm not Most sections of the program three mini-seminars, special assisting Mrs. Gordon with the said. achieve? And how is the promoting an)' one point of movement relative to my life ..................................... explains. "I've been Seminole county WOITsCR are collec she ting a lot of thoughts iwju' wondering, a bout women in my head and on -. First, in a county where the file for ages. It's an area I've ____ Population Is made up of 52 per been interested in , . e'r rent females, a world-wide i t rii:irrjed," since the day Prujeit 21.L Century WWiiia o manpastels; anti Mia 'fudy, fil uvement concerning v oiiicn The, third mIni-seminar, Liiw available to lair visitors, during is obviously relevant. will sponsor a Woman's Fair, sculpture. A couple of years after her . for Women, will be held September 10 to 12. Monday through Friday, on The 21st Century woman is a sixth child was born, Mr;, Thursday at 7 p.m. in ROOm 1, ________ / During the week (J cc mini... campus at Seminole Junior new program being sponsored Gordon returned to the The United States Army, 208. Lawrence Li (us of the seminars will be presented. Th this year by Seminole Junior University of Wisconsin to College. United States Navy, and the e Titusville State Attorney' __________ College (C) which ain at continue the degree in art, first, entlUed Sts With N.O.W. office and llamaS i _______ Unit ed Sta tes Air Force will Ms. Phyllis ill be held Tuesday at 7:30 from showing how t he quality education and biology which Some of Central Florida' alsoprovidead isplayrela( the University of South well-known women artists will p.m., in Room 1 208. every woman's life can be she started be fore marriage, Wo me n In the armed forces. Florida, Tam pa , will re p sent enriched by the c hanges in When the family decided to be displaying their work in the , On Wednesday at 11 a.m, in the program. Special exhibits, including t open opportuni ties for and at ti tudes move to Central Florida six located in the science Room I 215, a seminar entitled •••, books, eit her written about or towards women. years ago and buy a home in building. Exhibiting their art Woman's Body 1l be given by . State Universities Including, authored by women, and -ST". works will be Helen Bennett, the American Cancer •I. Society F.T.U.; F.I.U.; F.S.U.; U.F.; examples of quilt designs made ceramics; Dorothy Cannon, and Florida Hospital. A U.N.F.; and U.S.F. will be by local women will be graphic art; Delaney Jacobs, physician, Dr. Jake Rozier, will . represented at the Woman's displayed. Short film strip : painting; Nancy McGee, beon hand to answer questio ns Fair and information conpresentatio ns will be shown at weaving; Mary Lou Mullins iis will Ms Project 21st Century ('nordinator June Gordon McMann of cerning women's opportunities the beginning of each hour art jewelry; Helen Ilickey, Fiaricla Hospital. at each university will be throughout each Marked Up Doll day. 1 -4_ -',:._... * I - j.s.sI 4UJ• ••''•••. .- •J* S..1Vl.* Fair Offers Se ru I n a rs, F*Ims • --- , •. . '' .. - ., , '..:: - k. vt i. Needs Cleaning The Pill Celebrates Its 20th El ' o rthrIn my B)7 Potty CR,%%JER DEAR i'OI.LV — Do any of the readers know how to remove EDITOR'S NOTE — The Pill is Dr. Gregory Pincus listened was failure, for crayon marks from a doll's face? My Amy loves her "baby" no 20 this Pincus seemed working with steroids. But gens. The progestogens are sex order and other problems. year and scientists still attentively as Cluing explained opportunity less but I am sure she would the opportunity these hormones were look better without those blue don't know exactly what It doe, hormones that also can be used Dr. Sheldon J. Segal, vice 'bruises" on her face. Thank you. JUANITA. that his hormone work with to develop a hormone corn- then, and they couldn't be taken alone as contraceptives, president of the Population to a woman's body, or what all rabbits and rats was in. pound that stopped ovulation orally. The great achievement DEAR POLLY—My Pet Peeve is with the makers of rain boots Its dangers might be. Research Combinations of these hor. Council and a noted researcher that do conclusive. Chang hadincrease hoped and therefore acted as a con- of Dr. Chang and Dr. Pincus mones in various strengths and in the field of reproduction, net even have the shape of a shoe. It seems they could continues even as new birth the hormones would traceptive. make nice looking, neat and sturdy ones that do not leak after the control drugs are being fertilization, but instead they was the development of a birth dosages give users in many says that within five years sevfirst few wearmgs. I do a lot of walking so this is quite importan By 1954, Cluing and Pincus control t developed, some perhaps as only seemed to stop ovulation, had found two progesterone mouth. compound taken by countries a choice among 25 to eral new developments will be to nLI. —K.C. 30 brands, dramatic as The Pill. tested and marketed If they '1 was not pleased but Pincus hcsrmone compound., that IcDEAR POLIX I want to tell Marsha who dyed a uniform Twenty years later, "The It Is an irony of science that prove safe and effective. It was 1952, and condoms birth control was rather excited," Chang male animals could take orally Pill" Is a term synonymous sex hormones occur naturally purple but is still not satisfied with its appearance that when my meant diaphragms, remembers. "H Segal includes in hisalist of wife needed a new dress in a hurry but had little time to shop she rhythm or abstliience. e told me not to stop ovulation, preventing with contraception, About 50 In the body to set up and aid contraceptives in sight male worry and to go on with mytopregnancy, bought a uniform similar to the one Marsha described. She million women throughout the pregnancy, but when given Iii Birth control didn't concern work, lie was a man of vision." pill combining steroid horremoved the sleeves and faced the armholes. A turquoise scarf Dr. Min..Chueh Chang as he The birth control pill was world use It, international gov. increased doses on certain manes to arrest sperm producPincus' "vision" came in part born, as worn with it and later, when ernment studies say. she had time, she added long (tiii despondently walked Into his from friends who had begun schedules, prevent it. It wasn't the first hormone sleeves. Hrrs in no way resembles a uniform. — NOR.%IAN. ton; removable clips or other Today's pill basically is el. DEAR POLLY — boss' office to report the appar- talking about population control preparation that Inhibited ovu- ther of two female hormones Today's pills work largely by devices to assure reversible vat can her dyed uniformor look ent failure of his fertility re- and the need for improved lation. The first was developed called estrogens combined with preventing ovulation — the pro. sectomles; and devices In the more like a regularMarsha dress by themake addition of appliques Justeven search, sew ing a decorative trim around th e collar and pockets. contraceptives. What for Cluing in the 193t by researchers one of six different progesto- duction of eggs ready (or f&J. tubes carrying sperm from the JUDY. lizatlon — or by changing the testes that can Immobilize or , -DEAR - I keep a list of th e names of my family and lining of the uterus so that a cripple the sperm ce lls. friends close at hand. When I hear any one of them express a wish fertilized egg cannot attach to For women, possible new for something I make a note of this by his or her name. By doing '!f' the womb's side, co ntraceptives include devices this I am never at a loss for an idea for birthday,. Christmas as or impla, But scientists under the skin that acknowledge anniversary gifts and am always sure my gift will be welcome. that they do not know can secrete antifertility agents I'H'i'I.I.IS. 4 detail what birth control pills for months; hormone-secreting DEAR POLlS For several years my husband has used the do 0 to a woman's body to prevent intrauterine devices; and a following car care idea for all owcars and we like It so well we 4 pregnancy. No one monthly pill or suppository to tjyi want to share it with others. Using a hand-operated label making all the effects of upping the bring on a menstrual cycle even tol he makes sepa ra te strips showing vital car care informa ti on . de licate ho rmone balance. If the woma n has recen tly s uch as brand and size number of the oil filter, fuel filter and air ' ..' ftlter.t)peaod become pregnant, in which case ure or the tires, etc. The side effects throw a long the pregnancy would end. Iii' sticks these informative strips on a flat pi ece of me ta , l under -..shadow over oral conUie near th e radiator . It is so reassuring to hart, this in. traceptives, Studies show that k'rrnation conveniently at hand. It is convenient for us or anyone pill users run a greater jg F %'orking HA of Hearing? a car.—Avld Readers—JIM and MARTHA. than non-us of thrombosis — PEAR POLI.Y — II fa cial tissues are in a box you particularly 834-8776 blood clotting in the veins iik 'hen the box is empty carefully trim off the bo ttom and t Florida H48fifte Aid Cont1w hen can be fatal — stroke, high ll-w this as a lid over the next box of tissues you buy. — RODNEY. blood pressure, gall bladder dis. DEAR POLLY — We have been married for 33 years and have Ivil no of 4 ., P, I, been to many, many weddings and showers and always sent gifts. Now our son is being married next year. I wonder how far to go In f — sending invitations from our side of the family. The girl my son Is marrying says her list will be shorter because our son has so man y friends and has been in four weddings and asked to be in a 4 • fifth. I want to do what Is right but do not know where to stop. Are B. •t.A — ,:.----____ the married children of one's friends Invited? When we have received such invitaions they have been addressed to us and to son. Iwonder if! should stop with the parents? Some friends the more than 5O0 Avon represenLatIt's from Seminole and Orange Counties AVON LADIES attending a peehave two or more married children and I do not know what to do Christmas e',nvention In Orlando Wednesday, were North Semi nole Avon Ladles, (left right) Mary about them. I have read bride's books but they have not Bridges, Betty Andes and Gayle StIglIeh. Also present from the Sanford area were to been Rhea Cooper, • much help. - DOROTHY. ALL CALLING Shirley Brewer, Betty Shackelfond, Harriet Mixon, Mary SessIon, June Lee, Mary Malloy and Bonnie f Ayr". /, — scarce — — -. '• —. •,'. VALUES PRIVACY DEAR VALUES: We agree —to a point. But no one "has to', 1k. Simply say: "I prefer not to answer that question," #_ v — - - I.... POINTERS .• - — ,&, P01LV'S - - - . - -_- - 6 Problem? You'll feel belier If YOU Oct 11011 your Clitit. For a rt'ply, *f Ile to ABBY: 30* NO. 69700. L.A., Calif. 90069. Encioie stampej, Self àdcVI%%i.cf envelope, please For Abby'5 bookie, 'Ho* to Hove , Lo ve ly Si Ahi Lasky Dr . Beverly Cal. 90212 Van fltjren, I)? Hills. Wedding," Send to • - — DR. L. E. LAMB Attacks Annoy ¶ • • • . •- ' More Than Harm '• ' . - - j I- ' on .4 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -I •••• • • •• - -- -1 • •••••• - . a' our ____________________________________ ZAJ.ESOurPeople Make Us Number One i:• _________ ________ ---. -: _ i-: - - •l., -' :. - • • c-? ' Deltona BPW- Club Franciscan Starts New Season DELTONA — The regular Pre&dent Dorothy Pra meeting of the Deltona DeBary Tuesday. All ofhter Business and Professional and committee chairmen were Woman's Club will be held present and [.resented U: Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the programs for the new year, Deltona Christian Chris Church Hall. which they will announce at the Hostesses for the evening are regular meeting this month. lilly Edwards, Marcella Hail, Jean Heller, Dorothy Kern and lieltona BPW Club will host Chr istian Lampher. the 4th District HPW regular I'h tir,nthiu L...j — 4 Student Mode/s Show ()'n Outfits Among • Earthenware ONCEA.YEAR Celebrating 25 years of ' Quality...KifchenAjd DISHWASHERS COMPACTORS DISPOSERS and HOT WATER DISPENSERS — Deltona I w J Twow'ks only Sept. 15-28 - - - S. • • ' - I L ;~~M DEAR DR. LAMB - I would all of your life. You were born like to know what the Wolff. with it. The cause of the prob. l'arkinson.White syndrome is? 1cm is literally a short circuit M y heart specialist said that is between the top and bottom of what is wrong with me. I have your heart. There is extra been having a lot of heart connection to pass thean normal 44 palpitation. electrical Impulse from the top I'm a 36-year-old woman, and to tie bottom of your heart. last winter I was under a great Most of us have only one betstrain, One night I felt extra ween the top and bottom of our tired, suddenly my whole body heart. The extra connection 1. .. can went numb. I felt like I was be detected with an electrocar- Joan Sheppard (left) with student dying. The only thing I could diogram (E.C,G.), Annie Murray (eel was my heart. It was beating so loud and fast I couldn't That extra connection makes keep count. It slowed down and it possible for an electrical imthen before they got me to the pulse to pass repeatedly at a hospital I had seven more rapid rate to the lower part of spells. There was no pain. My your heart. This causes the heart went back to normal six lower or pumping part of your heart to beat too fast and causes hours later, the attacks you described. Since (lien I have had about Often the attacks will disappear eight spells, not as bad though. on their own. If not, the doctor By ELDA NICHOlS The spells are quite frightening. can usually terminate them Seminole Junior College Herald Correspondent recently. Dr. Lamb, any advice or light with medicine. you can lend on this situation Student models paraded their The two clothing instructors, If you have frequent attacks would be appreciated . I sta Mrs. Loree Liker,s and Mrs. y your doctor can prescribe own lovely creations at a afraid that my heart Is going to medicines that Joan Sheppard described the usually prevent special gathering of the stop when I have one of these Clothing of di,erent outfits modeled. t ir Services Program he recu rr ence, Fo' mild at. spells, tacks you might take a deep Russell Moncnief, Director of PEAR HEADER - As bad as breath and hold it as long as you Vocational-Technical DIvisioN, those attacks are, yru can relax can without too much thscomat SJC, was a guest speaker, about them. They are unlikely fort. Sometimes this breathing along with Pat Mulcahy, owner to ca use you an' serious harm, maneuver will stop the attack, of PatChez and Designs, an A number of years ago my col- But in any case, forget about Orlando fashion store, Inr,pun', .,n,I V Iø 44..., ,s,.,, will Registration is still open for cases of this problem from stop during one of these atnew fill] da&w.s. ilot..s in the U.S. Air f'nn',' Wi, InAla TI... f..,., .... - $ - ~e . ••.• ., I ANDREWS AFB, Md. (AP) ' — To a majority of people at Andrew., Air Force Base, it Is a I)EAI( little known room in the Air ABBY: A reader signed "Ms W." requests a nonsexist salutation for business letters, Terminal. But within the walls AM IN Why is a salutation necessary at all? U should have been of the moderately yet stately discarded years ago with such useless furnished phrases as, "Beg leave to Distinguished I reply to your favor of the 15th instance," and "your most obedient Vis itors Lounge, some of the servant," most influential people in the "Dear Any)' 1y" is both redundant and archaic, world have gathered. ,L... along with -, .. -. v u w uui iie day , the DV tunge may a business letter, Is 11w ultimate in hyposrisy. No? be used as a transient waiting MISS RHANIGAN room for a foreign head of state; the next day, it may be DEAR MISS H.: Yes, Many non-sexist salutations for the Scene of a press conference business letters %cresubmilted. For example: "Gentleperson," for a cabinet member. or the plural, "Gentlepeople." "The DV Lounge Is a place Others suggested the bright and cheery, "Good morning!" for f ull colonels and a bove to sit tlIus about those ho don't get around to rending TSGT. WANA ARCHER their mall until and relax with cup of coffee or 4 l'M? work at a desk while waiting for Try. "ikar I'.'rsn," tThot' too Iinptsuual, like "Oc. their flight," explained Lt. Col. t'Lip.m(."J Al though she doesn't travel Robert L. Thomas, Wing any more, Sgt. Archer does get Also, "Ili (here," or would you blit,, "Howdy!" Protocol Officer, "It is also the to view other lands Come to think of it, "Dear Sir through or Madame," or "To whom it location of special receptions or their representatives. She and maY concern" are beginning to look better to honor ceremonies, such as the other members of the protocol 11 I( \IlllV: After 13 years of marriage, my husband and I arrival of a head of State.,, .staff were on duty when the th Shah of Iran arrived at Ant're divorced for the age-old reason. Another woman. We have Whatever the occasion — the No children, 10 and 12, which made it a very painful ordeal for arrival of a Code I such as drews. "I didn't get to meet him file. personally," she said, "but I Prime Minister Kirk of New was My husband married the "other woman," He has working that day. He revisitation Zealand or the routine passing ceived a red carpet greeting." rights, which are lair enough, but when he comes to pick up the through of a Code 7 (colonel) children, he and his wife and her eight-year-oldon come right to TSgt. Wana Archer, assigned to in addition to the many forri'v door. I feel I have to invite them in, and then I have to ask the Protocol office dignitaries such as King from the 2nd eign them to sit down. Once they are seated they slay and stay until I composite Squadron, is usually Hussein of Jordan who have feel compelled to offer them some refreshments on hand during the week to visited Andrews, Sgt. Archer Meanwhile, making small talk with them Is sheer torture make them feel welcome, has met several American becaust, I feel so uncomfortable in this woman's presence. hardly look at her at my husband's side without wanting I can Whether it be serving coffee, statesmen. She has talked with to burst coordinating messages or Just Sen. Barry Goldwater of An. into tears, talking to them, she makes zona and Speaker of the House It seems an eternity until they take my children and leave, their stay at Andrews a little of Representatives Carl Albert. T?n. 54'zIictjnIes ('CHiC lm('k "early," and again they are all at IllY "Once last year, I served coffee (luor, expecting to be invited in. 'these visits are a terrible strain easier, to 70 congressmen. Some of for me. "We have to be resourceful them were travelling overseas I can't help how I feel, Abby, Am I wrong? How shou uld I and everyone in our office usu- and the rest handle this" were seeing them ally gets in on the act," Thomas off. I guess I've spoken to many STILL HURTING said. "You don't always know congressmen at one time or DEAR STILL: Ask your lawyer to write your what to expect. One minute you another, but the most imhusband a letter suggesting that he either pick up the children alone, or leave his may be greeting the leader of a pressive statesman I ever met wife and stepchild in the car. You're not wrong. There's no reason country, the next carrying the was Secretary of State Henry why you should be cast In the role of an unwilling hostess, luggage for one of his aides." Kissinger." DEAR ABBY: I was pleased to see that "Before Brezhnev (Leonid L. "I've learned to relax while you view reading a General spouse's mail as a violation of privacy, and place it in the same Secretary of the Soviet doing my Job and not let it class with reading a child's diary Union) arrived last year, we bother me. But," she continued, or listening In on the extension telephone. Those are exactly m' sentiments, planned and replanned the ar- "I always try to present a (a. rivall ceremony. However, we vorable impression. In some I don't want to see my wife's mail, and th at means even af ter it has been opened and is in plain view. still remained flexible. We've cases, I'm the first When my wife has had a and last imlearned to expect the unexpect- pression someone has telephone conversation, I never ask: "Wh o was that, dear?" I of the Air figure if she wants to tell me. she will volunteer the information. ed and everything went Force and the military in genI offer you free of charge my father's philosophy: "Don't ever smoothly." eral." put another person in the position of having to lie to you." ihn1 - 13y JEAN pArrEsoN Women's Editor - - ' I meySTone - - wuup,p5Jp954 i iii Vu!IflI sairsiur irs Friday. Sent. 6. 1974-9A �flVnLW.fler IOA— Evening Herald . Friday, Sept. 6, 1974 1 -1 WORLD IN BRIEF Prime Minister Elected WELLINGTON, New Zeaand tAP The ruling Labor party members In Parliament elected Finance Minister Wallace F. Howling today to be Ne w Zealand's new prime minister. Row ling, known generally as Bill, is thø win. USlp.t ..j .3 'tIiug,ts,1 Cruel in mwry at io. He succeeds Norman E. Kirk, 51. who died last Saturday and was burled on Thursda. 04 Vietnam Airpower Weak VSHlN(To iAP North Vietnam reportedly has moved MIG jet fighters close to the South Vietnamese' tx'dcr iii liat U.S. intelligence calls the most active air threat zo far. Mean* bile, reports to the Pentagon udicate South Viet. nam's air defenses are in poor shape. U.S. officers say one of the basic problems Is that the South Vietnamese air force was designed by the United States mostly to bomb and strafe ground targets In sup. port of South Vietnamese trp$. Its pilots have vLrua11) no experience in air-to-air combat. while North Vietnam's air force has seen action against U.S. bombers and fighters during the years of American strikes Into the North. To make the air defense situation worse, South Vietnamese radar at the key Da Nang base often is not in orking order. Pentagon sources say. Some U .S. experts estimate that MIGs could reach to within a few miles of Da Nang without being spotted. Why Terrorists A re BoIder--I sraeI,, JERUSALEM (AP) A new ware of Arab violence emanat. ing from within and outside Is. rael is sweeping &cr0= the Jewish state. By Israeli count, at least five bands of guerrillas bound on terror missions were inter. cepted since Aug. 24 after crossing neighboring Arab bor. dei-s. Bombs have exploded--or been discovered before going off—in Jerusalem and two other large Jewish towns—Netanya and Kfar Sara. Suspe-ted terrorists have been rounded up in Netanya and Jerusalem. The Greek Catholic archbishop of Jerusa. lem Hilarlon Capudji, is under arrest, accused of gunrunning for Al Fatah guerrI1la,, Israeli authorities concede that what concerns them most is that unlike past upsurge In terrorist activity, some of the latest wave seems deeply rooted in the west bank, which Israel has occupkd for more than seen )ears Past bombing waves have Front—PNF—has surfaced. It usually been traceable to guer. is a Communjst.affjijatecj rilla groups based in Beirut and movement, and native to the Damascus. But now a new crop west bank, say Arab affairs called the Palestine Na tional experts. SPORTS Judging by figures provided by Israel's prison authority, at least 300 Arabs have been at. rested in the west bank since the Mideast war of 1973. Evening Herald VANZURA ' 44 . .. ._:.•______ Local Drag, Stock Racing Due Fnr flits e#Wal, ___________ IF ktiiti v'li, ~J W iIJJItoo IVUU)f aw so-called Green Line di viding the Greek and Turkish Cypriot Sectors of the capital. It was the heaviest firing in Nicosia since the cease-fire Aug. 15. The governmerit said the shooting stopped after United Nations peace forces atranged a truce, Thousands of Greek Cypriots fled from the city again in pan. Ic, filling the roads to the south with cars and tractors piled high with luggage. Earlier on Thursday, Vice President Rauf Denklash, the leader of the Turkish Cypriots, anncunced that he and President Glafcos derides, the head of the Greek Cypriots, would meet today to discuss ways to alleviate the plight of the esti. mated 234,000 refugees driven from their homes. F 0J 1 WET HEAD S DEAD otit N I,u This San Francisco deliveryinan Is protected from the rain. Molding an unexpected summer shower, this industrious gentleman fashioned temporary headgear from a card-board box 4 "mplett' III) t'y es and grinning mouth. Not much to look at but It d'es keep you dry. around the track with a lot of confidence and skill usually seen in a veteran, 1 feel with a well handling car and a little more motor, Price could be taking the checkered flag quite regular. !it located on Highway 50. Speed World the new project of Billy Herndon will hold its third race on the 3 mile aspha lt high banked oval with sorne of the finest cars in the South on hand. Dan Daughtry who runs the big NASCAR Grand National races in Daytona, Atlanta and Talladega plan s to be a regular at this line facility. Late Models and Limited Stocks will be run with tsso heats and a feature for both, Going back to Lakeland Raceway, Championship Drag Racing will return to Florida as the East Coast Super Charged Funny Car Point Championship Final will be held on Saturda y and Sunday nights. Sixt een 200 mph Fuel Funny Cars will be on hand for the final point race of the year for their class. Jerry (;y'nn will be th ere going al ter his second big win In a row at Lakeland in his "Baby Huey" Vega. Gywnn from Miami, will have the home advantage as the ex pe cted record crowd will undoubtedly root him on d uring every run as they did during th e March meet. It will not be easy for Gywnn as Jumpin g Joe Wiess, winner of the meet held Hithia in Jan uary wi ll also be after th e title. Also on hand will be the Stone-Woods and Cooke Vega, All American Coda, Hlppe Ifemi Duster, Ohio Th u nd er Vega and th e Ray Sherman (.'ovette. Smoker Smith has put together a fine show with the 16 cars and It Is action run after run when his circuit comes to town. He will have 4 eliminator brackets running with plenty of cash for the winners and round winners. They will also run 8 E . T. brackets and an over-all race with trophys and cash for almost every round winner. About the only way not to win something at this two day meet Is not logo or break unloading off the trailer. The gate will open 5 P.m . Saturday with racing at 8:30 p.m. The gate will open at 3p.m. Sunday with racing starting at 7:30 p.m. Rain date will be Monday night. For the racers who cannot make itto La keland oflSitur(L.I). Central Ha. l)ragway will hold E.T. racing at their Bithlo track starting at 8:30 p.m. This should give everybody a chance to get tuned up for the big NUHA Points Championship coming up the 14th and 15th of this month at Gainesville, PEOPLE Eob Hope Phillip. Petit NEW YORK API Hope, who portrayed former Mayor Jimmy Walker in a movie, has been honored by New York's present mayor. Mayor Abraham D. Beanie Presented Hope On Tuesd.y with a scroll for distjshed service fo dedication to the armed forces and as "an international ambassador of good will." Hope portrayed Walker in the movie "Beau James." NEW YORK (AP) — High wire W'tISt Phillip Petit, whose feats havt dazzled residents 01 lix New York area for the pasi month, has been officially cleared of any wrgdo1ng. Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Robert Haft quashed on Tuesday charges of disorderly conduct and criminal spass brought against Petit for his Aug. 7 tightrope walk between the I,35'3oot4iigh towerS of the World Trade Center, }Wt had said he would drop the charges if Petit Kurt Waldheim Performed for the city's Children. Last week, he UNITED NATIONS, walked a 600-foot cable 80 N.Y. U.N. feet above Central Park's Secretary.GeraJ Kurt Beleredere Lake. Waldheim has returned to Petit was not in court. On Ws office for the first time Labor Day, he walked a in 18 days, following a tour wire over the Great falls of of eight countries and a the Passaic River in bout with a stomach Patti- n. N.J. ailment. Thie dAusthan James Hoffa statesman came down with gastric enteritis when he WASHINGTON (API — returned bon* from I1. Former Teamsters day trip. He spent a week president James R. Haifa convalescing in a New has lost another bid for York hospital and at home. permission to run for union Returning to his office office. Wednesday, he met with U.S. District Judge John U.S. Ambassador John N. Pratt denied Scali and Soviet without comment Haifa's Ambassador Jacob Malik riotioii for relief from the to thsc'uss hs vIsits last stipulatirs (1 t1.' month to Cyprus, Greece clemency order that freed and Turkey. him from prison. In 1971, then President Richard M. Nixon signed Richard Lawson an nrd.r commuting nff't 1-1)'ear sentence r - ... - Racing starts at 8:30 with the gates opening at 6 p.m. The action Sunday will move over to the new track in Bi t o College Season Opens Saturday •. . ... By DAVE O'HARA AP Sports Writer Fla. racing fan as Championship Drag Racing and stock cars are on tap at our local racing tracks, Lakelan(j Raceway will start off tonight on their i mile asphalt oval. Th ey run more classes th an any th o er tr ack Ofl OflC night at the run Late Models, Hobby, Bo mber and Mini Stocks. Torn Ferret and Smoker Smith . opera mrs of th e track tell me each night th ey have f ul l pits and th at the only thing t hey now nttii is a lot Hiufe spectators. On Saturday the ac tion moves over to th e popular NASCAR sanctioned Volusla County Speedway. Bennie Corbin puts on one of the wildest dirt track shows in the South as his ' mile high banked oval boast of being the fastest In this region, Every race event will we close to 30 NASCAR Late Model Sportsman and 30 ormore flabby cars running in the two heats h irui the aetion pa.krd features. Seminole County is well represented at the vcs, located near Harberville, just little over an ha lf hour drive from Sa nford. Th e Late Models have Herold Sargent building a new 1969 Chevelle to replace his old one and should see action very soon. Chris Dellarco had his 1966 Chevelte back in action Saturday after a long absence due to a blown motor. Sargent lent his motor to Dd ll arco until he finishes his car and Dellarco went out and set one of the fastest times of th e race. Only a broken fuel pump prevented a top finish for Dellarco. Buster McCully has his car Just about ready to return to the already fine field of cars. Roy Maples debuted h is new car wi th a win in the first hobby heat and shows much promise in the future in this Longwood based Chevy. Mike Morgan back this year after a long lay off is now driving John Green's 1962 Ford and should Improve with each week's running. Sanford fireman Billy Price sure doesn't look like a rookie driver as he puts his 196 (levy Chou's Health Uncertain Reports that a Chinese official had told Americans visiting Peking that the condition of Premier Chou En-Iaj has worsened in the last two months caused a flurry of concern for the 76-year.old leader. But one of the Americans was quoted today as saying the reports were Inaccurate. Sen. Hubert H. Humprhey, DMinn., was quoted in a Mutual Broadcasting System interview as saying, "The vice premier told us thou's condition was worse." The New York Times said today that Humphrey said In a telephone interview from Peking that Deputy Premier Teng Hsiao-ping had told the visiting seven-member cungressjo1 group that "thou's condition was worse than it was when Sen. Jackson saw him." Sen. Henry M. Jackson, DWash., met with Chou while on a 1iip to Peking in early July. It was disclosed at that time that the Qilnese premier had suffered a heart attack. ,. This week promises to be one of the biggest for the Central Despite Cypriot Fight NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Machine guns and mortars blazed across the cease-fire line in Nicosia on Thursday night, but there was no indication the I hooting would block Greek and Turkish Cypriot talks scheduled for today. The Greek Cypriot government reported an "intense exChange of fire" for an hour and a half at three points along the Rookie L ikes Fe.nvv'av's . -4K a Friday, Sept. 6, 1974- 1 B In handing Boston its seventh consecutive defeat, the Gorman Thomas checked in Brewers knocked the Red Sox York Detroit storm Coach .__.. _- . _ _ S I Positive Chicag Oakland TeIM Kan City o $0 72 67 51$ 69 66 .504 lOa 69 69 500 11 66 70 193 17 - Mlrwieiota California National League East W I PC?. 05 Pittsburgh 73 6) Si? LOuiS 72 63 .326 PfflIaiIa 67 70 419 . New York 63 71 170 Montreal Chicago ss 19 .410 ' West Los AnQCIM $5 SI 673 Cincinnati $3 SI 606 Atlanta 77 61 33$ '? Hov3tn 69 67 307 15 San Fran 67 75 133 2) - San Diego 50 II .3.67 3.o Thuri4ays Game Ph!a:elpPa 8, Cricao 5 nnnçs Only qarre Scheduieø " Thursdays Results 1, Bost on 3 ?,ilauk By FRED ROTIIENBEQG spot," said Coury, whose op. is almost assured of second bil- Americans M i nne s ota 4, Kansas City I AP Sports Writer their first taste of Friday's Games timism got a powerful injection ling when their Eastern Dlvi. Oakd 3, Tea 0 Philadelphia It Chicago Coaches are by birth and na- last week when defeat In a Central Division Chicago 1. California 0 the Storm broke slon tangle Is over, San Francisco at A?lan',. N rumble, while two second-place ture an optimistic lot. But Port- into the victory column by Only games 5chiduld Los Angeles at Cincrnnt And in Detroit, Southern Call- teams with divergent records land Storm Coach Dick Coury topping the still.winless Detroit Montreal at Pittsburgh, Pd Friday'% Games fornia, S-4, gets its chance to get a chance to New York at St Louis. N Baltimore (McNally 1310 arid appears near the head of the Wheels, rough It up in spin the Wheels, 0-9. Cuellar San Dlcgo ot HouSton, P4 17 101 at Cleveland class. Memphis. The Hous ton Texans, (Kr 00 and Coury's positive thinking Friday's Games Peterson • . 7 The Jacksonville Sharks 34), who trail the Sun by I Portland is 3ki games behind meets a big test tonight when started twinight Phila delphia (Rulhven 7 1l this week's WFL, foot- games, play the Southmen, Detroit %cillch 16,16 and Fry at Chicago (Hoofon 1.101 the first-pla ce Southern Califor- the Storm, 1-7-1, can move 7-2, up a ball San man 57) at New York (Dobson Francisco bouncing Thursday night (D'Acgutto ala Sun and the guaranteed notch in the standings by two games behind BIr- 11 and beat. when rookie quarterback 10 12 1 at Atlanta (Morton ii Gura 10), 7, twinight Beg. mlnghazn, playoff spot in the Western Di. ing the third-place Hawaiians, Milwaukee (Slaton 10 II) at P4 gie Oliver OutgUllined flamboy. vision, but Coury thinks his 2-7, as the received Boston (Tiant 20 10). N Los Angeles (Sutt on Ii 91 Coury and the Storm t 10th week of the ant King Corcoran to Chicago (Wood 20 Id) at Call, Cincinnati (Gullett 139). N beat the a big reinforcement in their team "may not be out of the World Footbal l"gue contin- Philadelphia Bell 34-30. Oliver battle ap Montreal fornia (Tanana 9 (Renko 9 13) ,it West Division race by any ues. inst odd;s and the Texas (Hargan too) at Oak Pittsburgh (Ellis 11 91. N passed for 321 yards and two standings when big, bad Ben land (Hamilton 64), Pd means. New York (Koosmin 13$) .at In other WFL action tonight, touchdowns. St. Louis (Forsch 31), Pd Only games schuled Davidson moved his 6-foot4 "if we put together a Wong the New York Stars, 6.3, and San Diego (Solllner 6 9) .it finish In the last 10 or 11 games, Florida Blazers, 6-3, share On Saturday night, the Chi- 280 pound frame into Portland. Saturday's Games HOUSton (Richard 1 1). N the cago Fire, 7.2, attemp ts to give Baltimore at Cleveland Big Ben, who sat on loads of we have a chance for a pla yoff bi ll and the billing, but one Saturday's Games Pil*aukee at Boston club the undefeated Birmingham NFL quarterbac ks in his 10 San Diego at Houston Detroit at P4 York Philadelph ia at Chicago years with the Oakland RaidTeras at Oakland Los Angeles at Cinctnn,t, .. Mir.nes,,ta at Kansas city, 2. tional television ers, was released by that Natwinight New York at St Lou's, N tional Football gue club Chicago at CaJiforia, N Montrea l at PittSburgh, Pd • q Tuesday and jumped on the Sa ri Francisco at Ati.ir' 1. Sundays Games Portland bandwagon WednesSunday's Games Baltimore at Clevsland Montreal at Pittsbur g, day. Milwaukee at Boston San Francisco at A1ir',, Tonight Coury hopes DavidDetroit at New York Philadelphia at Chicary Mlrw*sola at kaau City son will get a chance to disrupt Los Angeles aT CJflc,r' Texas at Oakland 4. the plans of the Hawaii ans. New York at St Lou Chicago at California Sin Dego at HOuStOr, ' , . - .' ' ' - : . 4 - • t1PI% /. r 1wnce C c . ,. , ia.. . N Ibis PA11k A !!PAM fora ride. . . _ Michigan. i) ....... 63 73 463 9' West . Your Ford Dealer's Late, Late Show is more than just a Clearance Sale. Of course. Ford s Clearance prices are low 0 to begin with, but this year there are plenty of other good reasons to buy a new 1974 Ford: - "' .,I., fSCOREBOARD BASEBALL . I '1' Ii After watching Mike Hegan two runs and triggered Mm- the only run and of the game as PhIllies 6, Cubs 5 Pedro Garcia hit solo nesota over slumping Kansas Chicago beat California. homers in the seventh, tying the City. Bob Boone's bases-loaded Oser Ed Figuetoa, 2.7, per- single in the top of the Ilth inscor€, Thomas got the idea. It was the eighth straight 1 mUted only three hits but two of ning delivered Wi th Darrell Porter Ofl fir two runs as st for th e Royals, who now have them came In the decisive sixth Philadelphia with a walk, he looked at two defeated Chicago. dropped Ifl of 11 on the current — a lead-off single by th, who The Cu bs had tied the score homest.and, had two of the Chicago hits, and 4 in the eighth on triples by Jose He nderson's oneout double. Cardenal and Peter Lacock. A's 3, Rangers 0 Jim "Catfish" Hunter not. I. ched a personal single-season high of fl victories by pitching a four-hitter in Oakland's dccision over Texas. with the Milwaukee Brewers, from the American League took one look at Fenway Park's East lead for the first time famed left field wall and since July 14. The idle New th ought he was back In Sacra York Yar.kis iiioed ue-h.*if mento, game In front, Thlrdplacc J ust recalled from the Pacific Baltimore, also Idle, remained Coast League where he capital. two games off the pace, ized on Sacramento's 233-foot left field fence for 51 homers, In the other American the 23-year-old slugger took aim I1eague games, the Minnesota on Fenway's "Green Monster," Twins trimmed the Kansas City Just 315 feet down the line. Hoyals 4-I; the Oakland A's With the score tied 2-2 and one lilanked the Texai Itanger The victory put the As 8 Dy The Associated Press out in the ninth, he became and the Chicago White Sox ba ll games ahead of the Rangers in s thrown by Bos ton reliever anoth er of Fenway's long list of nipped the Ca lif or nia Angels American League 1- Diego Segul. Then he unloaded . the American League West EM? fence-breakers, belting a two. 0. The Philadelphia Phill ies race. Twins 4, Royals 1 w I. Pct. 0 rim homer to provide the Brew- nudged the Chicago Cubs 6-5 In New 72 63 33) Steve Busby's throwing error White Sox 1, Angels 0 Boston 7; 64 S79 ers with a 4-3 victory over the 11 innings in the only National on a bases-loaded pickoff at. Ken Henderson's sixth-inning B altimore 70 oS 519 reeling Red Sox. League game Th ursday. tempt In the sixth inning let in double drove In Cleveland 67 67 300 4' Jorge Orta with MHwaukee 64 72 17$ 7 By HER.SCflJj. NLSSENSON The remainder of Saturday's AP Sports Writer schedule: "Ciily a few months ago I felt our biggest challenges this year East Tennessee State at Ap.. ___________________________________ would be our schedule and our. palachian Sta te, night; Dayton _'-----L. selves," says Ma Parseghlan, at Drake; Cal Poly, Pomona at coach of Noire Dame's defend. Fresno State, night; Kent State ing national champions, at Central Michigan; Memphis Having come out second State at Louisville, night; M is. against themselves, Notre sI.ssippi at Tulane, night; WilDame is about to begin its 11am & Mary at Mississippi schedule. The Fighting Irish, State, night; Northerh Illinois third in The Associated Press at McNeese State, night; Orepreseason poll, meet Georgia gon State at Syracuse; Sacra. Tech in Atlanta Monday night mento State at Pacific, night; in a nationallj televised game Viilnnova at Richmond; San (ABC-TV, 9 p.m., EDT,. Jose State at Santa Clara, ' •_ The college football season night; Arkansas State at Southactually gels under v.av S.atur- western !A'uisiana, night; Tarnday with n slim schedule of 20 Pa at UT-Chattanooga, night, games involving at least one and Texas-Arlington atWestern Noire Dame's biggest concern is the secondary, where __ri W If you wait until the 75s come out, you Il pay a lot more We need used cars, so were qivinq big trade-in allowances S We have to move the 74 make room for the 75 S s oft ttie Lt o Need more reasons? Chock this price: �28— Evening Herald ç* L 10-1 F riday ,'r'•", i7i 44 - I a ________ ______________________ -- ! mproves Wilt SPORTS which employed him as a Coliseum Takes Shape Jouzson toured the conscUon si te be side Riverfront icials of the Cincinnati Hockey Club Corp. he Cincinnati Stingers will P lay World Hoc key Associa tion in 1975, is financingin the con. struction of the arena. %%lncompletedinJune l9TS,thearenawjllt 16,804. More seats will be available wi th bleachers, Johnson said, Th e Stingers are assigning their players to other WHL uiedrvn,lsreauy The Stingers said Thursday they have signed two college goaJten and assigned them to the Vancouver Blazers training camp. They are John Kiely, from the University of Vermont, .ir,d Ned Ycuen, from Boston Co llege. lóers Sign Rookie is a se ve n-Year ve teran. Expos Recall Pair MONTREAL 4AP) — The Montreal Expos have recalled two players from the Quebec Camavais, their Eastern League affiliate which was eliminated from the playoffs Thursday night. Third baseman [a Parrish and outfielder Wan Cromartie are expected to ioin the F-qm in time for tonight's National 1ague baseball game against Pittsburgh Pirates. Parrish hit .2wIth 17 home runs and 77 runs batted In for Que bec, while Cromartle was the Eastern League's secondleading batter with a .336 average, 13 homers and 61 RBI. NORFOLK, Va. — The Vtrinia Squires of the American traded veteran guard Roland "Fatty", Taylor to the Denver Nuggets for rookie guard Darrell Elston and the Nuggets' No.1 draft choice In 1975. rebounds that only a derrick tO/tb9 fZ *57J could have contested; and he swatted away shots wi th a joyously dul ease - - -- r4 OAKLAND Pride and poise ) RAIDERS best 10 - year record in NFL. playoffs in seven years — the Raiders have achieved every, thing but the BIG ONE, a Super Bowl title So ltie quest . tinues with another supersquad th that except the Inspiration of winning Thseems to have every ing ere's also been a steady. subtle philosophical change from innovative to stolid, slogging Power football. Means that Coach John Madden's getting his head. - - OFFENSE __________ — ____________ _I_ ,-. , ,& -1 ,/ Z. At116, 0Pt4'F records that the NBA record book looks like it has a terrible case of the stutters. He tried one shot from in close, a kind of turn around, and it hit weakly off the rim. In the corner once, he had _______ _____ '— - -- -. • - - - - -- —• I - mischievous. This was the game t -d NBA a nd ABA stars and rookies, from Jo Jo Whi te to n Elmore, and is played here each year In honor of Maurice Stokes, former NBA standout who was Injured years ago in a league game, became paralyzed and 1970 after spending the rest of ,q1 4A K - , had two f . 1,. (;Emsl May 21 to June 21) Talk over private fairs with Partners, or they nill not be as successful as you anticipate. D not confide in o th ers th ey may steal your ideas. Consult with experts MOON ('llIU)flfN 22 to July 21) ere are errands for Si to I •uid aPinIntIIwrILs to keep, so Th get an early start and ;cconiplish much. Handle tr avel and utilitarian matters also. lJ,O J ul) , 22 to Aug. 21) Study your property be done to improve its value and looks. If you and see what can do a fine job, show you are efficient at work, A bigwig gives support you need if you do an ('Ut5tIfl(Jing job. Avoid a or - -- thougti. . - . - I . WI __________________________ by i'r-. i ;risr.',. ampaGridders T - everything. His second hit the back rim and bounced off. "Not bad for Wilt," said a reporter."He'shit the rimon fifty per cent of free thrs tonight." For Wilt. .. ' - - ' - Will, ('hamberlain at recent - -'A&;h watchers, the major quesUon is, What will Wilt do next? Will he return to San Diego as for San Diego for one year. coach, as player, as playerin this Stokes game, of coach or not return there at since he had not played In a game in over 16 months, the last one ennis Open C wd5 ro nd (Jil i\ TL=rOUS To Rectify Loss troublemaker. V!HG() Aug. 22 to Sept. 22t You want to get out to nice new places and meet interesting people and it's fine to do. Contact right persons to increase skills. l.II3UA 'Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 Handle responsibilltes and avoid trouble ith cr ed it, etc. Get on the good side of mate and more tit-king is your. Follow your hunches now. 1 SCOIU'!o Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Try to underst an d bett er what Is in the mind of your partners so th at you know better how to Proceedlnthenearfuturellflndlepubljcaffalrtatfull SAG lrrAulus Nov. 22 to Dec. 2lj Get all those odds and rtols taken rare of on this day relatively free from business Oflhi1IIifl)Cfl(5 i CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. pro- type offense and defense (AP) — The University of t year and said it would take Tampa will try to avenge one of at least a year for the squad to ' Plan the future more intelligentiy. CAPHIC01IN (Dec, 22 to Jan 20) Plan the best way to enjoy )ourself and relieve tensions thht have you feeling depressed. the game straight and all works out much bE4ter. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19 Try to get your home func. Zoning mort' efficiently by the expenditure of a little money and get Mort,comfort, pleasure out of it. Find some added work that ill increase your income. PISCES iFeb. 20 to Mar. 20) Make any appointments early that are difficult to do during busy work week and then get the results you want. You are able to get the Information that Is truly Important. .Show that yq know what You Want. its three 1973 football losses Saturday when ft opens its new adapt to it. "It's working pretty well this season against the University of year." he said. "We expect to Tennessecta irpr a lot of people." attoog thilback Mike Morrison sald his offense was Hogan scored a touchdown with the key to beating Tampa. it no time remaining on the clock will be engineered two so. and then caught a flare pass for omore droback quaerbacks, a two-point conversion to upset Doug Elstad and David Moore. Tampa 25-24 last year. Tampa Jeff King, who kicked a 52. had led 174 entering the final yard field goal in an intrasquad quarter, game, and John Howell, who "I'm sure they remember has averaged 42 yards a punt in that, and I expect them to be scrimmages, will handle fired up and ready to go," said kicking and Morrison said, second-year UTC Coach Joe "They're not going to beat us in Morrison, the kicking game." Tampa Coach Dennis Fryzel Fryzel has had only two agrees, noting, "Our kids weeks to prepare th e team for 4 Play - - ________ ____________________________________________ i I t SEEK & FIND' K I I — picked up from Browns, shows omn e soon for Alonzo As a unit they're magic of old moves. GOOD. adapting well to zone BLOCKING — ADIRONDACK as SW". For PWdq none better than Ray Guy, who tackle Henry Lawrence someone to watch, . EX- goes for the clouds. Invalua ble under aLLENT. 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Will function VERY GOOD, at hi gh kve even if cvr.ter Jim "The last thing I reznern'r hlutlNG — ieuig the end (ii in ramp URo, Ilaider original, and Old man George and looking down at the tackle Bob Brown are Blanda, in 25th year, was tathome pIacei. nie real ter," Gill said. "It was Playing before a lot of guards Gene Upshaw and e bonL 2Lr.p.m.'s short and I thought, I still think that'll do IL" George Pier, not much to sUSPECt his zeg's worn out, Choose between Om, and aft- young Rod Garcia, sid,1,d But his cle failed to reach Pro tackle Ai-t Shell. Top rookie Weather (3S, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) Andy Griffith ALLEGHENY CATSKILL ROCKY BUNCH! Jumper Hurt (24) Boarding House (35) Movie (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment 1441 Movie 1:00 (2,8) Midnight Special (9) All Nile ____ Lamonica almost excess year , No lame knee excu3e n.'. baggage. Snake Stabler's rut V TøckJs Otis Slstrunk, Art southpaw Slinger to make it as Thoms 4crgoN 0NuJ* the inOblie top passer since Frankie they li AKRON, O hi o (AP) — For make ke in modern game, Tony (l up the field for the World and British Open Albert A lso oming yoi st time in five years, Jack Series of Dine, Hoce champion, f ir y the winners of Golf, Don M ilan as event shi p and lost by a single shot to SUC- stuff. Kelvin Nicklaus is missing f rom The two-day, 3hole affair U.S. Open king Hale Irwin, game's Big Four tour. Trevino In the PGA. And cessor, EXCELL Le e Trev i A Champ Konr miat select, fo he won an no and namen begin showing maturity In third the British and U.S. last week's Tournament up of the begins Saturday with South Al- host pro RECEIVING — No thing year. ur titleholders world's major VERY GOOD, Bobby Nichols chasing Opens, the Masters and A who rican Gary Player, the M'sters cha nges unless Notre Dame — Players Championship, an a $50,000 first prize, Stop in and see our have automate entry Into rookie Dave Casper challenges this event that aspires to major I FUN event that nmks as e game's sturdy Bob Moore at tight end. UNEBACKING -Shift to ZO championshi p status. SAT.,1A,M$pM most elite. — Ten- yearman Fred BiletnIkff coverage preserved Dan With Flayer sweeping two of ___________________________________________________________________ and Mike Siam — no speed Conner's as a middle man, but the qualifying tournaments, demons but both sure handed — be's going to be pushed hard by le hometown hero Nichols — who still get the outside calls unt il soph Monte Johnson, a physlcaj YC m co bi nes his duties as head pro Cliff Branch figures out how t terror. No one's going to at the host Firestone Count ry ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. use au his speed. There's roster past Gerald irons ari4 push "There was a 750-f oot ap- fourth gear I PtÜI (AP) — "No world records in proacti layed ost 75 feet." Club wi th a heavy tour schedule spot open with defection of Viflapiano on the corners — Gill, who calls Eve) Knievel's — became etigible as th this wheel cha ir," laughed mo- Incline, up out, down a slight e first Steve Sweeney to religion, irons is on edge of all-pro rating over a knoll and Sunday leap of the Snake River alternate, winner of the torcycle jumper Bobby Gill, downhill onto the VERY GOOD. ramp," he re— and there's good depth who doctors believe was per- called. 'The bike lost traction Canyon a "ripoff" because Canadian Open. RUNNING — Sure, they'd behind them. VERY GOOD. Knievel is using a rocket in. Nicklaus didn't make It. He lute a John Brockingion or manently paralyzed after an and slipped ltround on top of stead of a cycle, was trying to Aug. 18 jump attempt, Cha llenged In the Last round of that knoll and while I was better his own jump record Franco Harris, but Mary SECON'DARY of the Masters, had a shot at the There's a Gill has been hospitalized in fighting to control it Hubbard still gains his or of age to worry about 100O Yards pledding up middle. th Morgantown, W.Va., since re corners, with all-pro Willie being hurt try And Charlie Smith's ing to clear 200- WI News 40 Nautical term ku IL 41 Therefore 43 Basic part Y 43 Goernrng rule I Dli N 41 Legal point SOsoothAmerIca tab) 51 Greek market form r _______ 14 Declare openly f)LSCrS ON 'IriII 33 ,leIp IS Rnicient of 57 Become weary (VAX) 58l}ttan1lprefix i I6rrdenrs 60 Maiden name Iluddhist prtet 36 F'rarkI,ns 61 Kinds (Scot 17 Ir ' 9 bll le1ds nicknarnt' dial Il Great kar IO(Jne who ekcts 37 Still 62 Ireland 20 F hunter Ii Pitchers 42 Mouths 63 Soak 22 Unit ( 19 Turbulent part 44 Jesth as -rtic 64 Bird home measwe o(rier 45 Ancient 3Ekmaatedfwi 65Ner - t' network 21 Bombast language 66 Dutch Cii) 24 Older cItizens 23 Roman 46 Supple (ab.) 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Room's got to dependent in a telephone interarranging If I."rov Kelly, be mad - (6) Barnaby Jones 10:30 (9) Tony Bennett Special 1241 MyshkI. IJS News (9) Hitchcock Presents Patriotism Football League, Installed a _____ What's My Line? (8) Mountain Range. HEAT PUMP — If Bubba y stay Smith's oin to l - - miik. ----- 'S . 11 ) - Q,-. (, 14ftmoi;" i " -, * .• .u..,... missed . , • his life in a wheelchair trying to regain h speech and bodily Movements. Wilt makes this game eve Year, for Stokes' for the fund for old basketball players that the money goes to, and because he feels a squealed for Mm to shoot. He bb1ed his bees In mock fright, a nd passed off. He was his old miserable at the free throw line He . - -- - . -, - - 1 7( ,i,j; •.'Ij r' r . open shot. The crowd , . TONIGHT'S TV Tell The •. •Truth - AHIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 Now you know exactly how to irhievt' best results in your greatest endeavors. Take health eat,nents. Avoid contentio us person. TAUUtYS Apr. 23 to May 20) Put ideas to work that will im. prove your home anti family relations. You can meet with success there s'me new financial project Is concerned, Avoid one who he still holds so many scoring _____________ ____ _____________ lightly traipse.] across court on stocking (ct His small laughing eyes .. his familiar mustache-an: ioatc'ej face said that he i 'Y4t ," . GENEUAI. TENI)ENCIE.s. Use all that energy that is now released to gain more headway where detailed action is required. Good for shopping ________ scorer for some Ume, though legs, he ---,.-- - . iday, Sept. 6, 1974-3B EVENING A 0 000 j Evening Herald 7:00 (2) To By-•CMUWLI. ItI(;JITEI( - has just turned 38, , and the age still as It has for the Last several year In his offense. He has not been a dominating Wig ______________ - (35) Burke's Law 70:00 12, 8) Miss America 'r Saturday, September 7, 1974 4VP//I,5é'6A ReNep - VA. hOWer DEFENSE PA&SINc, — Arrival of Ken FRONT FOUR Stabler, even if he'll onl - this night. - - FRIDAY HOROSCOPE FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) Is In progress," the umpire re" ey' — At the U.S. Open, the big peatedly admonishes, to get worshouldn't The rule Se,"Thsaysre bound Umpires have pu been Cfl- Wig readyhave any trouble get- the game and said, "I don't Charles Tucker, the pelled question is, what's ha,pened to has been: don't dare since 16 of them know if we've had enough time to make move until West Side chairman blic anstarted in that tennis crowds, anyhow' game." to put e ve rything together. It's nouncegne from the stands: the players change courts. World Tennis audiences used to be Team Tennis admit,, said he thinks his the quickest we've "Will the spectat Morrison No more, or ever had to that it fosters fan thv&vemp s please defense is prepared to stop prepare for an opener." most sedate In sports. When All of tennis' traditional par- It refrain from making calls. the It a player prepared to serve, you r de is Tampa's veer offense. It Is encourages supporters to very distracting." corum and la cnd. bring out bells and ho by quarterback Freddie Solocould bear a pin drop. In the fles nice ty have suddenly gone their worst Don't move, Hold your men, who has gained 2,031 course of a rally, it was a capimanners. It is seek. doii the drain. It's a different* ing to WHATCHAMACALL IT taJ offense to sneeze or clear crowd breath. appeal to the baseball, hard on Stifle that sneeze, It's rushing yards and passed for now, It's a football Warm With A or basketball, hockey fan as well your throat, the sensitive athletes 1,955 yards the past two years. boll ring crowd — a loud, boisas the tennis fan. Solomon's backfield mates Also, with thousand., in th Except when Bill,!Jean King Gneral e terous, popcorn-eating, beer. EIC9FIc But thc p'ays. pu sts tennis ri Then stands,ltalwayswasadreaul guzzling breed, rebel at it is okay, No holds are tailback Alan Pittman, who the Idea. led the Spartans with 26 breach of etiquette to get bWTI(L g y "I think Team Tennis is reWEATHEaTRON The crowds at the Open have hungry or suddenly have to go sporslble," last year, and fullback Morris says Bob Howe, the been bigg "The trouble with tennis," LaGrand, to the bathroom. er then ever — al. says Billie Jean, who has been Australian who is assistant dl- ready of OVtT 100,000. They Morrison, who spent 14 years "Will the spectators please rector of the U.S. CALL... also in the front the kt.'esn.yej Tennis Chainhave been the most wruly, campaign, refrain from moving while play pionships. as a backfield star for the New PLUMBING £ "is that It is too York They love to yelp and holler, Giants of the Na tional WALL HEATING, IN C. stuffy. I) MURRRYO[DERMJ I jJ) J i Auerbach, Boston Cel tic general manager, who WasCOach1ng one of .- miEhty arms trnm ! massive torso as, on contrastingly thoroughbred-thin ti - ; )il l!) !) tII L• t'' ,wr nt'c' FX/4n'P 791 "fl"6fojl#" ,6 11 :tid Red - ... . ' rW,4r1`,'4f44N7X 5f5L4f) 1 tardy, emerged onto the basketball cOurt just befo re the start of the annual Maurice Stokes Memorial Game. He gripped onehuge white sneaker In each of his black hands and raised up his Lo d Basketball Association '. - , -i voluminous pores. He set Mountains. Squires Trade Guard - r/7' .g , aj'traqc ce n t e r s t a g e — a n d sear. - days, his muscular, unfa body sweating front - - LE — fjeldhquse in the Catskill enjoying, as always, being Pill! tDEj2fl lAP) — The P ladelia 76e they have signed rookie center Harvey catcliizigs ofy Hardin.&mons and veteran Bob Rule. Catchings, 23, oot-9', was a third-round selection the National Basketball Association college draft this rnra-7ii tL I4' PR/7,# W4'1fi'' flU . — ______ AlRor ..... '": - screens that would stop a Mack truck; he pulled down Within moments the rest of the 2,500 kids and adults here erupted in erers, too, as 7-foot-2-inch Wilt - by Alan Mave (presbly to test himself), he displayed the same for. midable abilities of bygone Kutsher's Country Club CINCINNATI tAPt — Roger Johnson, project s'pervisor of the 116 million Cincinnati liseum, said the shaDe of the structure will be clearly visible when the -- maximum 40 minute in the 1973 NBA finals. SWumer bellhop, the largest The next Season he went to MONTICELLO, New In hLtory, when he was a San Diego of th \'orkHNEA)-A pocket of senior in high school, e ABA, as coach and player. But a chink applause was heard from This game was all the more in his Laker contract behind the makeshift stands surprising tot Wilt to make prevented him from playing and folding chairs In the IN BRIEF Tuesday. Th e fi rm, the Los Angeles Laker center -::-- I .. sense of loyalty to Kutsher's, . / .".- I By IRA BERKOW Herald Services .- 1111111111111111111111111 LEE WAY = —Age - , JUM ONLY ON / I;(I / 1"1k THIS r'-( SUNDAY P I _______ DEATh WISH"- - ' * NO TV - Ill ____________________________________ wnmmww Atlanta WORIDS 11ADIN6001,011W AM ________ Braves *nit I ,,,,, ON 4:00 P.M. " 1Q 00 At 11 00 *4W A; a,a.labl. it Sttitp 'q Wid Sto'.i TP,.. 8,11 Ba.. Siu, oT'ck.:s f Chat0, Em a1811 8104 4- aa.iaW. at i,ad,ng 'noio,tci. diai.s Slat, Coll 277 8000 to, ,nfo Art ll ic,i, fltw Daf1Iar,,,,,.. __ —fI _____ _______ _______ __ ______ _________ Weekend Baseba ___ ORLANDO MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM in Downtown Orlando - Telecast [ ___ _________ * ______ ________ .1 0 MON: 7:00. 10:00 P.M. 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The &Wlba £wwge - - 1ff ' 1lj 41 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY - TURK r Al AND WE'LL PROVE III EAT IN OR TAKE OUT NO LIMIT 838.2474 Make Your Own And Replenish Your Plate As Often As You Like — Your Own Home Baked Demi Loaf Of Bread r WE HAVE THE BEST REGULAR SUBS ANYWHERE _ - MONDAY.SEPT.9 Sonny Helms & The Helmsmen ClMail Hour s M. - 9 I - • - Served (i) ii am. 2 p.m. ' Mon. .Fri Lunch p.m. 43 Well Drinks 7 .' . HAPPY HOUR 47 P.M. 2 For 1 5 Two Drinks For The Price Of One FREE Hors D'Oeuvres MONDAY . LADIES NIGHT All Drinks For Ladies SOc - - . DANCING 9 P.M. -2 A.M. EVERY TUES., tHURS., FRI., SAT. "COUNTRY-WESTERN MUSIC" Men 10 A.M..2 %M. Phone 831.9321 Hwy. 17.92, 1 Mi. South Big Tree, Longwood / Et S4(RATO'IP4OTLLS& ).tQIO'l AliE.NVE AT i1 3. .L "S •$ % tz1 . I (JfIJ ',', I111 ''crr,', rt CIE 1114111-1 OF IT? :.AMOOU f1cfi DA 6)' - __ __ _,__*t________ - -- ------ -- r9 -- .- ----- --- ---------- - --- - - _ - -- - _ --- --- -- - -- - - -- --- ------ -- --' �-........ 4B- Evening Herald Army, Ad The Want Colurns Never I - Personals L.ontract reOp en S I FACED WITH A DR!NKlh 0 PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Arnymc Can Help Call 123 4587 Write P 0. Boii 1713 Sanford . Florida 18 Closemmn322w2617 WASHINGTON (AP) —Seek- -- WANTED. LPN'S and nurse ale. Apy Lakeview Nursing Cr, 919 C. i St. I ... eA V Houses f or Sale __________ HousesforSale 41 __________________________ __________________________ __________________ __________________ I HUFFMANRF.ALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. , 372 13Nor3fl-M Casselberry And Sanford ' I . I ' U TAF F ER REALTY ____ '1(01 7Slh St ... I *J111 17 . ) 7111 — . Mobilp Homes " ' 1? Quick th for yr Closing We will pay all cost Move when ready or will trade Free inspectIon Call Larry REALTOR, or Jerry Emn,'yjn Assoc R0btl___________ & Gilm a n, Inc. REALTOR, 8)0 Hunt Realty REALTOR After Hrs 32? ]9I and flt location GR GORYMOBILEHOMES 50French Ave. (17-97) SanforØ373 3200 11 ' " "-_ . Attic I t-' i- ui,anttjes Of new pre cut linoleum and accesrucs I..'ing sold at (lOse ti) .hOIe5.tlC SANFORD AUCTION I bedroom mobile home with air F tenth Ave. 373 7310 Realty • ALL III I'inecrst I-i oniy, 1I;OO to 1 30. Lamps, living room(ha,rs, sofa. electr*cai .upptiance%. etc 327 1671 '73 Lamplighter, 17*60' Un Iljrnisheci 7 bedroom, I bath, awning and skirting, Central heal Central air available On terms Located Ofl rental lot Assume nrtgaoe or refinance 323 0829 afler 6pm ____________ — ALL NOLL'S STORES '* There's one near you __________________________ .1 way now for Christmas' King frames ui- 'ndoors or out O'ors Mat sz 510- Regular irtapi price $799 No l l' price $199 .. - MUST SELL ' * * Repair shop location, one acre Sanforci Ave Cash payment and Price 115.000 54 -0 MOSS I E C. 111 UWOf P back In excellent condition and )7??ij Household 2 Pc T clean 95 $47 $31), - Goods 1.iv.ncjrm suite. $99 95 1.00 Sanford Ayr 37 3 9)70 38 33,5.. 33333333 3333 3333 333 - 333 333 333i3333:' I 33333 ., NES - .- -- 31 JOHN Apartments Rent Furnished . 11,5333.5, Nice Apartment $110 33333333 3332 333 PARK APARTMENTS I ' W. Garnett White 1717 S. Park Ave., Sanford Calibart Real Estate IAN MO PARKS, Trailers I Apts, 2 Adult pari,1 24 Hour Srvlce Family parks. 3513 Hwy )7. Call 322749$ Sanford, 323.1930 Day, Wk, — StemperSezi WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W is? St "Isn't the SANFORD AREA friendly and fSUTIWlr AVALON APARTMENTS ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE ADULTS. NO PETS A lowdown payment 'bedroom.? 116W, 2nd St. bath lovely home with large living -4 room, Separate dining room, fli(f' 1 Bedroom. Adutts Only kitchen with many exlras Priced Spec. Rates For Senior CitIzens' $76,500 For more inbormal,on call ParkAvenuq Mob1l,p4,I Margaret Scott, •ssoc Alter 2S45 Park ()çiv 3n2161 piour, 37?7Si _____________ 333 --"3333 33333: '3333 Mu's? sell. 2 Story, 2 bedroom frame house with 12*76' workshop Coiner lot 513.000 322 1385 7hrn', 1 bath oen. 1300 dOwn. 1151. rno 9' PC, Acre Really, REALTOR, 373 7730 OWNER, San lord's best section 7', lots, 3 bedrooms, carpeted, central air, heat, electric kitch en , I fireplace, Bank appq ,sed 1.35.000. Will lake 137.500 cash or $4500 down to qualified buyer 210 Virginia Ave . 577 1195 or 373 7166 ___________________ ___________________ SMALL ACREAGE -. '3333 i 13 , 33.s.. ~00 j33333333 3333 3333 3_fl' U000 I000000c IDOOt1000I 3333 000 3333 DOOi 000 oo 000 3333 ' 333: U0 0000OOc ( :-)OOi 33333: 2 )3333 c.'i'ir - DAYS O0J000 )00(JØOOC '0000r IDoot 000 IDOOt 000l 1 00 oocl OOc '0000(' 3333 333i3333? 33333' ' I arge clean lot? bedroom ulili t furnh ed for wo rking adults, Security 1106 Sanford Ave fcalltowlcar SAVE''' On fuel CIoe to Cvythng ii the city ?bedroom. I bath with to g trees Now is the time to buy' - tois ot LOTS In town and out Starting al 53.500 reasonable ref "iIulIS, no pets 3221110 V ' 'in Fi mrnishett 01* bedroom apt urnished Rules: Only Non- Commercial Ads 4 1 npnr,.,..., ..... - SUNLAND O',k %h,'icli-d fcn(rd ,.'rij w.th I br'drm, It. bath c,nrrs'ti' t,lo'ç bmp ø $73,000 LAKEFRONT Sunny And hr gtit 3 bedrum' 2 ith air c on c1.tionJ tfI lcn'crd ',iard $71,500 BEAUTIFUL ESTATE In cilyon9 lobs, sc'(lu,,d area Ovr 3, SQ ft of living sp,citr, sPiadi. arm $6,495 Appliances WART MOBILE IIIS STE 1792 AT ru,? trt',' $61,500 3230350 WEEK WEEKENDS 1.8 ____________ NOW L!ASINO FROM 160 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Add an entrant, and uit 10 tacit merit, i of star. age, priv bat. 001" and Tool Will y we $ay Convinlesci s 41 5115 30, prilp,il and interest at 9.3 pct for 360 month Annual per(enlageolllpct 3 bedrms, I bath, air, fenced yard with ¶h.iIl,., well Real clern tnn,ith ariJ c, u j PALACE GUARDED 57,u. I - II I r - .4-. A SUNDAY l. 7 nez ...__ All VAth - 26 t4awalha Awe at 1192 — WWWWW1111 (901) 7193210 ________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Iormerty Harriest's Beauty Nook ¶19 E Pine 372 I - 4-s d., . iSUPERBEETi_Tropjl green, 4 spd, air cond., AM-FM stereo. I BEETLE - SATELLITE STATION WAGON Automatic, Power Steering and Brakes, Air. CondjtjOfled Radio, A Real Nice Car BEETLE - Atlas white, 4 Our Leasing Systems Best ...Air COfldjfjoed, Power Steering, Automatic, Radio. From 73 PLYMOUTH FURY III Power Steering and Brakes, Automa tic, Air Conditioned, Radio.,,. ... .. i spd.. I BEETLE ISUPER - Beige, 4 spd., AM-FM ..... I - — — OSFyf DILANO $ may I?" D.Lii,d Pt, 774 C49 $e"74qd Pt, m 73*1 !'— CLARK CHRYSLEW-PLY I . @ C..- I 831-1 1 1 1 17700. -I ,I * * I Equipment for Rent Super '74 Clearance Sale', Pets and Supplies 65 19 _____ RegisteredAkC Dot)errnar, 0 Female black. l5weeksold $100 321 0133,332 7611 t.0 0 '51'C Dachshund rmn,,ture's Red ,'ilSo black and tan Males. 165 Animal Haven Boarding Kenncl 377 5732 Doberman Puppies AKC register, black & rust 372 0111 . - I/ I ___", ; Tnicic Rentals AMC 'I Ambassador (her's Kennel. Pups, Studs, Ak(, Toy & Mini P ocxjle RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Al: Colors. Mini or Large Dachshund. Sh.h Econohine Vans to Diesel Tractors Ttu Mini Schnauicr, Toy Collie, 1 day 1 year. 373 3310 cocker, WI' buy pups, finance, )O't fleedsi " Serve a tj5t'ful i'.irantrc .hOtS 1 ii 737 7'9E u'irp, .. CARPENTRY ".074K AND HOMI .ilJ,Ifl wht'ri pGu tell them PIT PAIRS PART TIME Prone with a im 'alt' Cokapoo, Spayed, 7 m0% classified .sq from the Land Clearin g— 323 1964 or 32 ) 1753 H erald Call US today' Don't ____________________________________ "I d . zood with chiicren. $10 or Name 'l('l,) i Just 1,4 $t offer Doghouse, 322 7611 or 8 3 1 $ iS 372 866-4 9991 To ptac,' your low cost wOnt -- Concrete C&A BACKHOE SERVICE ----. 66 Horses CONCRETE large or small wt' Landclearing, Septic tanks, fill dirt, Siding ili all. Fair prices. Licensed, driveways All kinds of digging One Geldinc,,, walker, 53(X) flooded CHASEY BUILDERS 3779112 or 0i,. 6 SIDING. Strawberry Roan, 1.300. After 6 TRIM AND SLA.%' 8627739 day or night GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES pm. raIl 3771496 lawn Service 867 Isis ).rfl s Concrete & Masonry . Free 'itimates Flit, patios 8, drive-, Yard Clean Up, Trim, Mowing I ittle want ..d5 1, tiny big, hg 67 Brck or Stone plantert P a tch and Livestock And Service and Light Hauling. Call us rcttjlt i,',) try one 127 7611 or rcp,1r work w 3?? 3100 ANYTIME. 3734065. oil Poultry uEMODELIPIG. ADDITIO NS & P ( PA I R S CARPENTR Y. 4 0 0 F I 71 0 . C E M F 74 T r t 741 SF11716, PAINTING 'if' ASOPIAIfl I 123120? ji Sale Price! - 11 28O2 CARROLL'S FURNITURE - Thompson's Roofing Build up&$hirlgles All work guaranteed 373 1758 After 11 a m LtCAtiOp SANFORD 7Ii t$.y it 51 S.ivffi Se,,fo. Pt, 379 $J% Oi.iiôo Ph II 1911 — Roofing I , P,OA T'fl 2395 Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only 5) per day, A&A CLEANS ALL Pressure Cleaning, Floor Wa. r', Winctown, 3?) 016 5 - Interior Exterior Plastering, Plaster patching and simulated brick speciality. 372 7750. ' 72 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 Door Sedan, Automatic, Power Steering. Power Brakes, Radio, Air Conditioned, Power Windows, Speed Control I ' 1 99 , & noott, Removes mildew, fungui, clobbers, was ps & spide r webs. 322-0197 Carpe nt ry, Remode ling Add,tl, Custom Work, Licensed Bonded Free estimate, 723 6030 iWWWO I 3 2892 ALL CLEAN LOW MILEAGE COMPANY CARS UP TO $600 $3199 73 PLYMOUTH DUSTER Air Conditioned, Automatic, Radio, power steering • i SAVE 4291 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTERS Beige, 4 spd., AM radio. - - - - - - -- 64 13 W .1 i I • • - Call 322 1668 - Classified ads are here to help YOU buy, Sell, rent or swap. -at a low C011 let us help you place yoursCall 3727611 or * 74 PLYMOUTH SATELLITES Custom 4-Door Sedans and Sebring 2Door Hard lops. Some With Viiyl ROOfS, Automatic, Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes, Air, Radio, Ex. if tended Warranties, From I • air 19 CLARINET, S50 PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming Ph 372 1051 FALL CLEANING "Impac" Wash & Spra Kleen compleleceilinQ wall insulation Frecestirnates Ashton A Insulation Autos for Sale - $3685 AMC r Gremlin 1w"kez ' Sale Price! $2997 AMC Pm Matador ~ - Sale Price I $3497 - i -, Appllin,i — 08.) LAWN CARE SERVICE Residential & Commercial Free Brick, Block & Stone Fireplaces, I st 323 01.19. Jerry or 377 6111, Buddy Barbegues, Carports enclosed, brick veneer, concrete driveways FRANKS MASONRY, $31673a or Painting 323 0151 anyllme ___________________________ Pigt for tale, 11 Weeks Old $38 8973 Wall Papering Home Improvements - At 1. b. i ~i 0 Ridgewood 'z 1 Demonstrator BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC Musical Merchandise - * i ill I 1)1 Beauty Care Bea VINCENT'S CARPENTRY fil int e rior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry NO job too Small Licensed & Bonded 323 $477 61S.03 59 Pet Care Pressure Cleaning- Reduce your electric billwith 80 _n Chrome yellow, 2 dr., cond., 'AM.FM stereo. 1 after 6-30 Exterior walls, Caves, patio, walks WWW, Carpentry - Ridge*ond Pa yto n -1 L, LA KE M MARY BLVD. S. SANFORD I_Il Is 7572 Park Drove, in is62 Burglar Alarms New For Homes & Business free Estim a tes. 3736762 HOES — BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Jobs Wanted 372 1338, "Lake Mary" F u'Ii i,fl GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company Burglar Alarms 11111 Sale I PIE POWERED VEHICLE-- 3 similar t bicycle. Holds 2 people. 371 0518 ' —. $5,695 T(n',,' (.0 I).1i'cJ NO CLOSING COST Houses Rent Home Improvements Central Heat & Air Condition i ng estimates, call Carl For 37e Harris, a! SEARS n Sanford 327 1 11. 0 c h e n Bathroon, Cabinets, Counter tops S.nks lnSt4iiaton .iaufable Bud Cabell 37281357 ________ — anytime 3 Bedroom, lv, Bath Fully Furnished 65 *I2W.Defl DASHER wfleele-O mini car, uriv A ulrec?ory of Experts Ready To Serve You e' VILLAGER " 7OO DOWN Furnitl,ocjor UnfurnitrttsJ tolice 7 Peciroon, Horn, for Rent An reid 17),c$Xl (irY' OAKMONT Fully Furnished " Unfurnished OF THE HERALD . I it lift, Sir* Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISIIPIGREAL TOR 322 199) 19195 Frencti Eve. 322 7371 372-1496 372 154 SANFORD French Ave 5100 per mot plus leposil 377 6817 or 3776530. .1 2 tl cti SUPER Bicycles $100 500 . ' Stemper Realty ''' IN THE FAMILY MARKET PLACE jj 7371 n,shed Only $95 Adults only pets 3327294 after Prytronn tItilities F 171 even lakefrt Call Realloi, Associate. Vic ("Schier, 14cm apt., Iight$, water f,.l '- MUST SEt l. Broker, 107W. Commercial Sanfo.d,372.71$I I VILLAGER 60'x24' Double Wide 3 Bedroom. Bath u on isereo. = Trucks and Trailers Abando ned , unwanted junk cars IlaUled away. Your cos:. Orlando, 295 6114 anytime. QASHjj_ Rally Red, 4 dr., Auto., air cond. AM-FM stereo. BASIC Air ConditSonkig 79 __ Equipment Fibecqlast. 25 HP Evinrude otor and trailer Ready to go for 73 323 667 2 _,_ commercial Properties Homes, Lots and Acreage i Ii fl! MARINE ow, 92 1.'? 1.961 - Altarno,, Attractive 2 bedrOc townhouse i' baths, compk kitchen, carpet, dr apes, (arpo Storage 6)0 13) Junk Cars Removed Clearance Sale Boats & Marine 51 . ONLY inc. --- I VoodIrvj, 15 Stonerldge Dr. )'nette set, 3 m on ths old, maple Ouch and char, desk and chair, ,s(uurn Cleaner. Clothes, $31 314$. -r PARK 77 Volkswagen 64 rage Sate Tlrurs Fri. TPic - ONLY ru, VUIU ______ Garage-Rummage --.. - A - - - Farly American all , olSterej 5 1 wing back gold coucti with tufted BATEMAN Auction Singer * C RAGF SALE Cocti, chairs. TV lothes, dishes, pots, pans, misc dher furniture, 2901 S. Sanford tve FrI. 16, Sat 6. Sun. 16 - A New EAM — --- // Sales 95" Alt,, PIOLL'S STORES there's one near you owner holong balance 7), OCt Need YU 1974-5B :2 . 333i3333 :_' '. I9 GMC S yard imp truck with 101 engIne, sperJ trCflsm,S%*on 7 1971 VW 7 passenger 8u% red & 1941 Hwy. 1797 Open Sat. & Sun. 95 %Pfed rear 'rid Contact 3?? 9117 ,'.Piitp, looks & runs like new, 4 GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Friday 7:00 P.M. 8387970 pced. Must see 12395 Call He'e I here never was a better time than 'ntatal 2 l ton, 4whc.eIdrive toaded with all types nCr(h,Ifld,t,. rfiy. .t 377 18S1 Ddtlef rvw to use a cIass.l,ed ad in u'e in sewing cabinet, reposse s.d I RUST JARS tool box bed $1700 365 3161 Furniture, appIanc es, bric ,j PtCrald stop ma Singer's b es de ki t mo l, wi nd s bo rbtn cARlOAD. PTS .QT5 .NO LIMIT ng ecuses o brar. etc t the car n No Your in Word Is Y ou r Credit 372 7611 or $fl 99?3 Machine Fully automatic. Pay GORMLY'S F 46, 373 4,)) r) longer ne eded item with a balance 0 $15 or to payment of classified d in the Sanford I Dell 's Auction Center Summer Clearance se All Soul Herald Dal 32 7611 or 831 9993 BUY HERE 78 MoforLycles Catholic Sharing Center, 317 S 0143CC yours, Pt 46 W"st, Sanfocj Sanford Ave, 1 hag cloth es,ii ia,' G & E Auto Sal.-s 1973 Singer Zig-Zag 32fl6 197) Yamdha R060, LIkI' ,,,,, 5 Ford in '7 '1h3 ':;L:. •.'4. 4 -'•' tc:,: 'I. ILSPt, ma wheels, wiO' tire's, I IS uroç In bobbin, zig zag and 3 net Is, uia pool, mHpurnpw,t I 1Ic bike, $295 fl7 2737 re* paint f1'r 000d(Ond $100 Alter S, 377 Position Like n ew Condition . Si lld 75 Camper-Travel 1969 Biscayne Chevrolet 350 Motor, 571I new for 5.51, balance of $45 cost or Hond,, 450 '13 mcjt,.l 1971 Ford Courier. I Speed. mags, lagge d and inspected, Po'r Trailers S paymerg of $10. New warrar ty • d fi r, stereo, spç $70) IfeerinQ and brake's, 1600 371 I7 fa, chair, lreclncr, Ibeds, 3 thtst .o ' dtakc o'-r P.m.rs lii 123 6853 I Re'crcato, 't drawers, I dining room Set. 3 Vi hicI,, Sr'rv,cet Call Credit Dept. 1961 LeMans, I cyl . new pant, tir --'---------'--...._,,,,,,, OUTHEpp1 RV SERVICES crnall tables, 7 pairs drapes 371 173 Wards Rivers i de , 1800 m,I,-. inSpCctlon SANFORD SEWING CENTE Make offer i)O 1030 1.9 77 liken ew Excellent tOr(t,tipn 3?I 307 A Ea Is? St., Sanford 37791 it 377 9Q7 Cadillac engine. parts. 3fl 712) -Autos For Sate 0511 after 6.30 -______________________ _______________________ (Af.f PET. TILE, VINYL Sales and Eve'5 lay Ue. s Ti'0 1977 Gran Torino vi i.', expert installati on 20 yrs esp I f. caood condton 116 MotorcycleInsurance . 00 Fully Self COnt6lflCd 377 757i cowec, air, mags, local owner Lowest prices in town. Call 678 ' ti't cffrr 37 0is .offer flLAIR AGENCY S .'nytime or see at 1806 S Cedar, Appliances 1121 Weekend special Van Catonon. 37) _ —'----- - 3?? Sanford 44 Dealer Frigidaire built in di sh washer, $10 i'd.iSh.r, Quaranteeø Honda CL 175 best Selecti , I7 Champion 1957 Chevrolet is is 28'. 3.000 muIr' * Mustang City AMF Bowling ball, II lb 570. 3?? in town $4993 and up. Santo Take Over Payments * '• 'd 1100 F of m all rtras SII.000. Ste at Pr') 1736 after 3)0 Aucti on 1700 32) 5171 French Ave. 3 rrnch Aye, Sanford or call 3?? 373 6217 Alter I 7310 -I?' John boat. 5' HP ihnion 2 $50 Down 19 Honda ISO — oars, 2 teat floats. 11 'rd 7 door Studeeja 20 Sears Jsed iV r, ) range, washer , dry r, $900 or bestlfer (Wth ,p (omplet trailer hitch rider nlc,s, r, r.i'cs repair. l ol ii OOd condition, flClr(' refrigerator freezer 1200 Or be lit -j Ailkinds available and battery 3?? $310 otter Call alter ___________ 6 p.m. 37.1 7068 Buys. Any I -__________ 1977 Hondal50 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE WILSOPIMAIER FURNITURE 1969 Karman Ghia,aufom,,,c boover Por table washer, like no um '65?hru '7 '.ocTh! 7)11W 1st St I ' Hi-nt Condition Oneowri'r BUY—SELL—TRADE 373 I7 $150 Hooy'r dryer, plugs Il 92 P.',lifland n 32) 1711 311313 C First St 372 5672 64.5 1113 591.0 377 4S regular Outlel. $173 571 1870. _________________________________ 1971 Yamaha . RD 250, like new. 15)0 i-',surant F.aupmenl New and mitt $850. 3fl 0375 'anges, Hotpoint and Tappar 1. 76 "nd. Bought and Sold Holiday Auto Repairs — Priced right Financing avallaoi C I nuipment, 39)5 N. Orange Blsnu ------------196$ HONDA 35.0(11 Parfs.Accessories with no down payment, Dick' I Orlando PH 2931973 After S pry-. Appliances 3fl 1658. ' T - - k ( 09 I CALL 363 3110 17 Volt Batteries $))95 FREIGHT SALVAGE K EPIMOPE WASHER parts PE(LS RODY SHO P l9?0IrunpP '-00 CC. ('.'Om jJ,i1t BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Service, USed machines 1109 Santora , S'00 or ?raj.' f o r VW )72 3827 Appliances air (Ond freezers A 10074EV APPLIANCES 32jCa 9 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - 7 refrig step ladders wire etc. rmly's F 16. Sanford 323 4733 - MAITLAND FLEA MART Over io,000 Pieces To Select From Fre.gt damaged furniture and fijrnitur parts All ,t wholesale or be low at 19 5%' Concord Noll' Freight Damaged Wart-house, Downtown Orlando Phone 475 Trampolinesl .,, Household Goods For Sale _______________ Seminole County 1. or 10 acres, 'deal homesite, 'deal for horses Terry Realty, REALTOR, 626 C!)) MAI" 3333 -._.. - ODD CHEST Largest selecilon in Central Florida Prices start at Lots and Acreage 43 b As% C ' Couch anc chair, dinette, chest, twin t'cds. Misc 1601 W 4th St , 3 blocks behind Dodge Sales on SW 46 327 3791 . - . I COfld,tit and 730 gallon septic tank. 3230110 - ---= 33 3: _:-.', .,i,_ - jrl( I' t 51 - ' e. Miscellappous - Carpet Sale (.urpet, " i ' _____ 77 Rockwooij, l7'x63'. 7 Brms. ba ths. Air $500 down, take 0.41 No qualifying 6)0 65l ' 3333 - - For Sale . Il Pptr igerator with large fre-"zer, 1.11.. VWlrailer hitch, fibs u p to '61 1.15 1?? 886? _____ ' -. BUY NOW. AND WE'LL PAY ':OF I'I MONTHLY RENT al Lake Kathryn 'f i t January aown. and assume loan on this ;I beautiful beautiful 1977 mobile home hOdroorn tunfurn,shed) I', b4lh, with washer, dryer, dishwasher , disposal, an frost tree refrigerator lO'*70' Scre ened roon on raised patio Owner, 3321109 Joins iii: ........ * 50 Con"' See us at' our big ti / A Real Estate Wanted .IQ Jim ..- ' so ____________________________ ''' Stenstrom -- Acreage lotS between 1797 and Sanford Ave on 131 h St For information _____________________ call, 32? 1711, GOIfl4JlishIngGetall the equipment iou n,'e for those hg ones with a . Lois and i ' ' ." -2 ,. Friday, Sept. 6, ____ _____ - / You sit, -- I 41 '-'-. ' Evening Herald Keep Your Eye On The Want Ads f 'L Housrfori ___________ 32 HousesRent ______________ ___________ ___________________________ __________ ________ __________________ Unfurnished * * * * Help Wanted ________ . ,I 73 CREDIT Pc?. Interest Rat. YOU Lake Mary, 3 Bedrooms. 7 baths. GOOD IS ALL air. kitchen equipped, large family room, garage. See to ap U NEED, NO MONEY DOWN. New Assume mortgage or low dow n. Ayer, which has held Army peciatc $735 Mon th immediate POSIC$SIOn Se v eral 3 and I bedroom homes, 1 to 2 Urn! ttStop ing to dispel suspicions of offi. advertising contracts for a AmbitIo like new ) & i bedrooms. Carpet, baths priced from $22,830 to Lacy-- becorie a Fid cial misconduct In the awarding CASSELBERRY, $25,400 number of years, won the bidwith paneled family ra ge. Creations Beauty Consult 125.100 on large wooded tot. Seller 7 Bedroom, tcn yard, tree of the present contract, the rooms. Lctv 70' Il i easy f or 3 bed room ho me, 20' family room ys all closing cost. VA. FHA, Choose your own hours. Gt ding to promote th e all-voiwlwater $165 mo, Security deposit. with ontemporary fireplace. 'WE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll everyone to buy from earning potential Call COltt conventional loans. Builder, Army has decided to rcopen the teer Army program in 1972, 377 M20 or 323 5651. 6.11 O?7 for 'We Car C yard, and C en tralalr, large Deltona. 901 789 2280. Orlando. (3051 647 2117. Ask for i bidding on Its $40 million rewi th the Army holding an option "Hotline" Adults or Teens Ehissen 305 123 1336 F JO J ORDAN owner will hold Second mtg . if CLIF F Clean 2 Bedrooms Wall to wall crultinent advertising contract. shod on the down payment, to renew the agreement ___________________________ _______________________________ ' carpet, air conditioned, 831 REALTOR. heat, A,5UMPTlON With small down Chil Sources said on Thursday automatically for th e next two Licensed Apprii''. Porcela po car _______________________ rt No Chiliren or pets Call dr en back in schOOl? t I).'yuflrflt (rkstal Silver, For appoint I flCfll Call 373 ¶77 im 323 6592 that the decision has been made years. people "We Don't Stop earn mey WiI Phone 305 571 3 3 2 1 . "1i.itIy ui Ibis 3 bedrom. I' ik new. 7 h,'droorn, fam'iy room. J i , ' AVON. against automatia' •xtension of ptpn.tpJ once'. fg tL It w tutt, Only 7 years old ,,, , tuipped. caroct 117.500 . ftedrooms Walilo Wall - -, ••• ... .•. . ysI . (. , " nth idle nUtjw Held by N. W. current fiscal year. vow PART TIME MAID FOR ANY DEBTS INCURI lED I PC,E EXECUTIVE HOME- on 377 0777 Ayer& Son lnc.,a New York ad FOR SMALL MOTEL Since then, a probe by the BY ANYONE OTHER TI' IAN ie)it cOurse, 3 bcdr, 2 bath, bedrm. I' baths, no qualifying, CALL 32-3 lId MYSELF AS OF SEPT. 1, I 971 agency, for the 1976 fiscal year. ( ,ntral heat & air, all tOfl Army's Criminal Investigation S4900 down $156 mo, 7 pcI Acre Elmer Bakalla, Inc. RICI'IARDN SEITI' ER 33 Houses Rent Furnished . uuenes 155,000 To see call Realty, REALTOR, 373 7130 — ______________________ An Army spokesman acDivision turned up what field REAL ESTATE SALESMEI -.. 5371 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Confidential intervi ew . Comp knowledged that such a move investigators considered to be - Bedroom 14(,tj~e Pallor Fern Park •3i.;sou I) IN YOUR FAMILY' 5125a month MLS We take trades. FOPRUT has been under consideration e vi den ce of possible criminal ' "Get 'Em While ','O BEDROOM HOME with on, AL ANON GREENE Inc. REALTORS. ) )fl 1777 i., 'rom ,,,i- apartment, convenient but refused to comment furmisconduct by se nior Pentagon For famIlies or friends of prot 1cm 6333 or 3fl 8970. * iu'iicj, call ther. The sources said, howThey Hotr' cornpIt'le'ly officials In the awardjnii of thn drink er s s77 j.'J College Student, part time wor car pe ted & furnished, $700 mu For fu rt 0t'r, her informati on call 423 ,s, wii,uuncement contract to Ayer. SIOO security exchange for cumpletely '.. N ew h ou s es Ina rural area No dn / or write would be forthcoming soon outnshed apartment Sanford Moll, However, their recomrnenda. paym en ts ies Sanford Al Anon Family Group I 10 HALL REALTY bedrooms. I', baths, air con lining procedures under which 2621 Hwy 17 92. No phone The Most B0* 333, Sanford, Fla. 37771 than rent. Government Subsldi7d (ion that the matter be turned 76 S HWY Il 92 ditioned 32? 77, or after 5 30, ------4 _________________ to qualifi ed the bidding will be opened to all - I ront office clerks, e* perieoØ buyers Call to see over to the Justice Department REALTOR 3276700 3?) S77 watth ENRI the talk, rtg. agencies, only Permanent employme Cove for furt he r investigation was 'c,ey saving Robot com,ng to Apply 9 to 5, Holiday If. Adjacent to Sweetwater Oaks 3 Jack I"ro%ser Ford I rejected. The case was referred M UNSwORTH REALTY ON RESERVOIR t'ltamon$e Springs Bedrooms, large Scr ee ned porch ____ 80) W. 1sf St ULStVI(I to the Arniv's own In. and breezeway Plo pets , LAKE '.'.' 323 801, 3?) 01.17, 372 )2t) S , Lost and Found have refcrenc,'s Bookkeeper Automoti Spector General for stiat offi5100 security. Also I bedroom COLLEGE PARK AREA Private new car dealer esp1'ie,e LOST Large male Irish Sell er. Preyi I Watergate cials have called a continuing cottage Ideal for couple. $100 11.2.3 Bedroom Apts. general quarters for mother in this I room ledger montt) inquiry aimed at "improving Month, $30 sec urity. 372 1587, vicinity 2Slh St , & Oak A b • I I5wimmlng' Poo l tnancij statement necessaf house with 3 baths Al a Cottage Pc-ward 327 4653 management procedures." Contact Mr _________________________ in back to provide rental income 2 ____________________________ B ed room furni shed h ouse. $125 Durst or *Tennis Courts CITY- Extra nice older 3 bedroom Some members of the CID in. L OST Red femaIC Pomerania n. month, Is? and last plus deposit Thornton, Orl6ndo, 365 36( Total price, 533.000 Everest hOmC. Only 121.500 Roomy and in IFishing & Boating ______________________________ Sanford, vicinity Scth Sanford Ave are Really, Inc REALTORS, 671 37)170? 377 $601 vestigating team complained to Centtr good condition Call REALTOR Florida's Oldest Toyota Dealt, *Disposals Call)?? 1197 alter 1 30 REWARI after hours call Teka Totka. AssocIate Rose S.'uthward After superiors that this was an effort ItS Airport Blvd 1 Bedroom FurnisI'*d House .ssociate 131.13*6. hours 322 -_______ •Dlshwashers ENGINE COVER ti ff to cover up the original findmgs I OST For Rent.6 Miles Out Chrysler 70 outboard mot ( 2 bedroom. furnished. Deltona, •Orapes ' Economy Toyota Alts Only 332 4767 by keeping the matter CITYwi thin Three R 's TWO BRAND NEW Mi P.' s & SANFORD S18.50 pto5E5! 2106 and 2)10 Magnolia Earn Pentagon channels, sources Chrisimas ca sh selling Sa n Lake Mary: Cute 2 bcoorn fur Day r 1 1)0,900 each. All extras Call By TERRY RYAN I said. ease call Jfl 1150 ni3hCd hOuSe Fenced yard Coventry Iewelry No nvestmei SANFORD 323-7900 CORBETI REAL ESTATE REALTOR Associate Betty Car & Phone nec essary 373 71 pl AdUlts, no pets. 1)10 Associated Press Writer us deposti The Associated Press report- Flarnrn, At l et hours 377 6033 REALTOR after 6 _________________________________________________ 377 (ORLANDO 345-5555 6" AIP91 . From grade school to college, — edAug.l8thatthareport dat DeBary 6 Child Care — ________________ ".1ST SIDE - lovely] bedroom, 7 It will be reading, writing and April 29, the probers had said 14 Business OpPOrtunitie bath country home Ofi nearly 2 CASSELBERRY34 Mobile Homes Rent - OFF AIRPORT Watergate this fall in many Ithere was e vi dence that Eat in kitchen, 3' .res in Quiet, rural area SIS.00 the flab 5;tting in m home Hot meal I'drOrns, fenced corner lot, nrc or details Good references classrooms across the country. Mon Fri 37 call REALTOW Ayer contract might have been ONE Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by landscaping, spic and span. Call . "'.socate Sonny Raborn After o2, Sanford renting a mobile home at CAMP sampling of public schools rongfuIly in fl uenced at high 123.900 '- urs, 332 1179 SEMINOLE. No psts No alcohol Will keep children in my home dl from New York to hawaii Ievels and that there were BUSINESS 3774170 or nigh?; or weekends 373 293 SANFORD- Cozy and snug for .YFAlR showed that the Watergate Two bedroom. 7 bath 'certain unusual relationships" Wholesale distrob4itor, full or gri v'inteq Springs ' ;' newlyweds or retirees 2 ____________________ any e'tr 5 3 3.300 Can be scandal, its implications and efT%o Bedroom House Trailer time Supply retail 6CCountn f. tween par ties concerned that bedrooms, family rocm, air, nice ________________________ eased with option 10 buy. F ___________________ f ood stores and other OiJtietn Furni shed fects,wlllbedlscussedlnmany fects, will be discussed in many nerited fur ther investigation carpeting Seller will give mor details, call REALTOR Associate F perience<t child care in my ho rn, . 332 5459 this area Income 5ibiliI5 toage $I6,S00 social science, civics, history 1]ry the Justice Department. Julian Stt'ntrom After hours 322 fenced in backyard Hidden Lak enormous. Moderate investrn, Two bed r oom trailer, with cabana, .3 11W Subdivision oft Lake and government classes. Mary BIvc Call Collect, Mr Deas, (101) The Army at first denied porch I pr ivate f en ced yard, Call LAKE MARYLAKE Extra large lot with MARKHAM-Oh, Boy? 3942 Call 372 7219 ~ _ __________ At the college level, there are U iere had been any after 5p.m., 37309$. fruit trees 396' on street * 150.3 such fi ndLovely? bedroomonfouracr es for bedrcot, older hmc, iaruv special Watergate courses at uigs or recommenda ti on, but (ape1-ienc child care- my hom7 fliy MCttCr r.ii licorooms, ibatrus, 71' *61' trailer I, investment screened fr on t and back porches, flu uvr REALTOR Associate John Mero 6 a ru 6 pm Mon Fri. Hr. day some schools and professors liiter acknowledged the exisI All electric, carpeted, drapes Financing walk .In pantry Good home for 4 flew mw! After hours 3230713. Friday nightS Opportuniti elsewhere said they will include tt'rice of the A pril Located on 1 acre in Geneva. $300 Maronda large family. Call now, $17,100 Home in 29 report, It Lake Mary 377 1151 Month, $130 deposit. 373 9197 after D,ltonj is now within it in political science and other silid the decision to re ject it PINECREST Increase your income to Ii t DON'T KID fol. ---- -7 m. the reach oti the young YCURStIr' This 3 classes. t*tiroom. ($7,000 mm lo wed consultations between a ) Marvin P. Gassrpn, FORREST GREENE INC. w orkIng people ( the bath with Florida room is a heck of (Bond Good Things to Eat Mort IBEDROOM$'IIS' Broker) Samuel Dash, formerly chief se nior CID officer and Army ices; as well as the abuyfor$fl,o. Call REALTOR. REALTORS196W.C$keMaryllwd. Mohawklr,Mait.Fre,info.$ $7SMONTH CoWtselo( the Senate Watex-gate la wyers. older retir,,,.ona fixed Associate Merle Warner After 1147 (71 hrs.) 373 4333or 6457332 3736811 Income. OCEAN SHRIMP See hours3flM3S us committee, will be teaching a WETAKETRADES Among those named fl regarding your FREE e cc livery $Sa yeS criminal law course at re port Call 322-2420 Anytime were 29 Robert Bus ness Property eligibility to purchase a M. Altamonte New townhouse. Rooms for Rent i p leAse (fill 305 00 U61 "Sanford's Sales LeaderGeorgetown University In Ft oehlke, who was secretary of new J bedroom horrig for bedroom%, 1' , baths, kitchen For Rent Lake M4ry Quiet, Clt6n, c no cash down Ind Your uipped. By Washington. Some students are Lbe Army at the time of 0"n", Small d ow n Comfy, carpeted, casual all the reduced monthly payment or trabe Live in one side to calling It "Watergate One," a contract award in October Help Wanted convenient. Meals (EAL TO PS optional. payments 1972, 31 under the 7563 Park Dr $55 for month. Office 831 7U.,4, ____ _ OS7i. university spokesman said. Farmers Horn. Ad. id William H. Kraus, a Home 319 5617 _ _ _______ Pet'ed carpet salesman, both Open House. Saturday & Sunday, ministration A$%i$ti# residential and .ommercjal Students at Parkrose high Fr'oehlke associate who as a 96' am. tol p en. Brick ranch Style 3 Plan. selling GLOBAL CARPETS. $19 30 Apartments Rent school in Portland. Ore., will rr rnber of the bid evaluation bedroom, 2 bath, 575.000. III ST. JOHN'S REALTY s Ma gno lia . 323 7170. 30.000 Unfurnished use Waterga te tape transaipts boaed cast the decisive vote for 54, ft. warejscyi,jse, ready for Valencla Court, North, (Ott Locust ---..you today. Excellent locatlonat ii mRonDA Ave. & lath 31.1 3731131 Ranqut BROKERS help, as a textbook for their current A)er over six Other waiters and 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apartmerv. asd SR 4 competing ThsTIrneT.'st.cJFirm saitrc'sses Apply 'n person 9 10 S. issues clasa. Furnished or unfurnished. f' affcodes. H011iES , Hcil t dav Inn, Altamonte Springs __ G.ir,,qe swimming pool. 4720 S OrtarD le5 are in seasor, Tell the Nights: Days: 3726)73 1-4 INDUSTR IAL 377-5121 3227342 r. 323 2M_ 3730061or86273;,,5 F'ople about it with a 4 in ir Herald 1777611, **GENEVAGARDENS* 63) .— __________________________ SANFORD REALlY Single story studio, 1, 2. arid) -Ii Wanted to Rent or 628.2162 bedroom apartments, Pol, 760) Park Dr JOHNNY WALKER lubhouse, carpeting, drap4, Days)?? 77$ ______________________ Retired couple wants to rent GENERAL CONTRACTOR _______________________ Ckitchen OQUIPPed,central he"at reasona,l. 3 room apartment, PEAL ESTATE, INC. air. Monthly rentals from $142 . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII downsfa,rs near town, good heat. 3226457- 3227111-3727171 '313 322 7090, 1503 W. 25th St., Sanfot Nov I j ,333 SANDLEW000 VILLAS ---------Hartman Realty, Inc. 110W, AIRPORT BLVD. 41 Houses for Sale 33333SANFORD, 3737870 0 Suite 203 The Greater Mail Dr&. ?n,-- ---------- -- 333 113 ,- .... ,- Friday, Sept. 6, 1974 Suspect 333 .-. SANFORD, FLA. tern H.,t, Fi.i',d 4 Ave 3232o . _______ REMODELING at. fair Price' Large or small we do it .511 Quality work, free estimates CHASE V BUILDERS. 862.7759 __________________ _______________________________________ day or night. U#ti Classified ads serve the buying and' ' ii g c 0 tO m u n I t everyday --read and use them often Call 377 2611 or 03) 9993 . Painting and Walipapering No job too Small. Quality workmanship, p' )) $379 or 3731719 PC8(ock heavy hens. Silke (h,(hi'n I pair of golden pheas,ant, and one lady Amhijrst rooSter 666 .117, - --- 6 7A Feed _..... AMC Pr! Javelin - JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR G'ormley's E. 4o,)73 4733 I -'- John's Eu It tell At terSp m Mon Thurs 377 12$1 9 PAUL SLAT ER Proless,onai Wallpaper Hanger Lice nsed R Liceesidential, Commercial Free estimates Ph 3126873 - " Don't needs" Seivi a useful purpose again when you sell them with a cl%sifi ed ad from the l'"rald Call us t od ay' Pnn't 0, a ' Just dial 322 2611 or I 'it 93 To place your tow (0%1 w.,ntl ----- We - Drilling - ".11 LI, URIllfD i'.'.1 l' . l'klp4KLEp SYSTEM'1 68 Sale Price! - Wanted to Buy CA5p 332 lIlj '"t'ct furnitue r u,. i ''-S, et c Buy I or ics. I t,'ruu I .irr' Mi.ri nt e._.._ - I AMC r j j Pre !II A -i_-_ $3577 - 4 ___ N --- 0 �- - 0 - I I a ./ILL. 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".4 ,_it,&I. _._-__ _; =.- - - t --=-:-... - r=_:-=--= --flt --z- --- __________________ -- ____________ - THE PHANTOM WELDOrAJ,iE ME IF I LOOKED WALFAS PQETry 'rOU GET 511JCI( WITH THE I I . ' 1- __ . -- Lee Falk and Sy Barry I •-..,---_-_-_,__ lller4l lr— - Al tici k .M. A ri,i+k: N I l I " - - I'..- p — I #J I A I Seminole Polling Fac i ng ' .0 Ly rid primary, many ob$i'rrtrs believe Gov. Reubin Askew is strong enough to win noniination to an unprecedented second four-year term without a runoff. Askew's major opponents, U. Gov, Tom Adams, and citrus millionaire Ben Hill Griffin, have said hhis "Mr. C!car" image, and tried to sully it by charging favoritism and shady dea ls in Askew's handling of road contracts, liquor li censes and other state business, Also running in the DemocT. tic gubernatorial pr nary is t .;_ 40 M - Storm TALLAHASSEE Fla. (AP) - — State officials say they ap- parent)' have no power to postpone Tuesday's primary dcc- WAY INTO TOWN? J tion even if Hurricane Carmen threatens voters. "My guess Is that if the hurricane hit you'd still have the election," Maurice Harling, . in Slo vak Locat"'ions 2.1 Prairie Lake Legion Hall 24 Seventh Day Adventist Church 2,5 Altamonte Springs Community Building 26 Lake Mary Fire House 2 S3flICrd ('ivC Crkm 28 City of Sanford Utility Building 29 Portable, Sanford Middle School 30 Lake Monroe School Front Entrance 31 English Estates Sc hool 32 Portable, adjacent to Mayfair Country flub 33 Lengood Community Building ments Recreational Room 35 Sanlando Baptist Church 36 St. Magdalen Church, Altamonte Springs 37 Sanora Club House, Sanford 38 South Seminole Middle School 39 Si, Johns Village Craft Shop, Fern Park 40 Elks Club, Howell Branch Road 41 Milwee Middle School 42 Seminole High School 43 E1Stbt'i)ck Pool Association 44 Parking Lot, San Jose Apartments 45 Summit Apartments 46 Rolli ng Hills Country Club 47 Ii'ngwood Community Building 48 Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs 49 St. Richards Episcopal Church — I'HK('INCT. . .IA)CATIONS I Church of God, Sanford 2 Wilsofl School, Paola .1 Midway Fire house 4 Itv Hall, Altamonte Springs . C1 hall, Oviedo t; Community House, Geneva (('nmnthnits' House, Chuluota ' At - - -. POLLING I'LACES For Sept. 10 Primary Gardens ('(l:mtmuglIty house Forest City Community Building Norman Bie, a Clearwater at. torney who was one of Alabama Lake Mary Elementary School Auditorium Guy. George Wallace's key II First Federal Building, Altamonte Springs Florida supporters. 12 Forest City-Rear Like Fire Station (Hurricane story Page !A Six incumbent congressmen 11 Winter Springs Town Hall have pr imary opposition: Reps. Gov. Reubin Askew's deputy 14 I.yman High School Don Fuqua, Charles Bennett, Press secretary, said Friday. 15 Sanfonj Civic Center James Haley, Paul Rogers and Ila rling said the governor and It; St Andrews Presbyterian Church William Lehman, all Demoother officials apparently have 17 ('ascelberry Fire Station crats, and Rep. Herbert Burke, no power to c ha nge the date of Scimminole County Agri-Center an a Republican, election, which is 19 Seminole High School specifically fixed by sta te law. Four Democrats and two Be,n Id hs ilde School publica ns are contending for Even though hurricanes and 21 Ja:, cee Information Booth, Sanford Library Hours nomina tion to Gunter's 5th ConElections occur wito great regu22 Sanford Civic Center gresslonal District seat in the larity in Florida, apparently the gust)' events have never before area, Officials said today the people take advantage of 4 Sanford Public Libr ar A federal grand jury in vesticrossed pa ths. y will new hours," gatlon of Comptroller Fred "If ever happened, I just have new operating hours, Aug. 12 James G. Lee, of Dickinson and a Leon Coun ty don't know about it," said Sec. stsrtlng Monday, for a th W. 15th St., asked city grand jury probe of Treasurer month trial to tabulate citizen missioners to open the librarY retary of State Dorothy Glisson. Thomas O'Malley dominate useage, Carmen was In the central at night and on Saturdays, Gulf of Mcxjc-j early today and Cabinet primaries. New hours for the library, said weekday only Neither Incumbent will be First Street and Palmetto severely limited library hours usey apj*xed to be heading toward cleared or char ged by Tuesday, WASHINGTON (Ariisinrurii. .But it prcsejitej AP) The rubs by the United Sta tes. forcing n p•m,*. gfiotaw th em to face the voters pals governing relations among to discuss the re-establishment v A survey by Lee and hIs Mondays, Wednesdays, rela th 'ook prepaied by the i ts members, ou under a cloud of suspicion. The of Florida to cause the National ganization of American States three'natjons asks no tion beten Thursdays and Fridays. daughter showed Ocala apologie'j The Ford administration, ac- countries. e two Dickinson probe involved his Tuesdays the facility will be approximately the same size as Weather Servjc to warn some Is scheduled to meet Mondayo for the sanctions. Its wor ding cording to diplomats, has done c*stal areas to remain alert consider a formal request for income tai returns, and the And in Mexico open from Ito 9 p.m. and Satur- Sanford apparently reflects an attempt nothing to interfere with the eign keeps its library minister of City, the for. O'Malley investigation con. for changing an end conditions, days from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to the ten-year-old open 76 hours a week, including OAS to gain the support of the more anti-embargo Costa movement, but called on the OAS to moveRica cerned a $38,500 loan to buy his Should a hurricane hit the Embargo of Cuba. In recent years U library four hours on Sundays. its rigid anti-Cu ba natio ns in the its public sta tements house, and other matters, The request, made Friday Sanford state during an suggest a h e a d q election, the u a r t e r s operation had been limited to 9 f r o m When told of the new by hemisphere—the United States continuing anti-Castropost s tn could wipe out voting In the goyernrne ure. Washington, claiming the a.m. to 5 P.M. Monday through library hours Lee noted It of Venezuela, included. It contai ns no enFormer State Sen. Gerald is an several counties. There might Costs Rica, and Colombia, con. Friday. This is viewed largely as a ges- United States was using it as an Lewis of Miami has mounted a Increase of four hours dorsement of Cuban policies ture to the many conservative instrument to enf orce week, be no balloting at all In some stitutes the beginning of a legal and its LUn strident campaign against hope as the budget apermits local carries an Implicit warning governments in the hemisphere City races and the absence of process that Is expected to end to Cuba Amerjcan policies, City Manager Warren the city will be able to later Dickinson, accusing the in. not to renew any e!forts which have followed Washing. Knowles said the ne hours votes In areas bearing the brun Foreign Minister Gonzalo J, cumbent of trying to hide someextend the total hours t with the lifting of sanctions to export its revolution in the ton's lead over the years in of the hurricane could effect some two months from now. A hemisphere were adopted after officials operation to all Faclo told newsmen Friday thing. Also seeking the post is ay Saturdays statewide j contacted support of the embargo. libraries In races, final vote could be expected by that Latin American countries Napolean d at least two night a week." The note cited the changes in Bryant, a surrounding cities about their Meanwhile,the State Depart- are "trying to convert "One of the things OAS I would foreign ministers at a The new the OAS Tallahassee accountant. Saturday hours will foresee is the inability of poll m eeting set "bus' hours." the international scene over the ment denied reports Friday into a forum of dialogue with to start in Quito, past decade as the chief basis that American officials mean children will have had met the United States," and workers to get to the polls," Ecuador on Nov. 11 . Rep. Jack Shreve of Merritt "During the next three opportunity to use the facility for lifting the embargo. in Switzerland with Cu ban For. said Asst. Island and Fitzhugh Powell, Atty. Gen. Michael The Initiative comes as He added, "I don't believe months we'll tabulate the more, Lee said, and the good It noted that one product of eign Minister Raul Jacksonville insurance official, later Parrish, who specializes in number of people using the afternoon hour and Tuesday news for Cuban Prime Minister Roa who Is OAS should remain in the the changing international atti- on an European tour. The deelection problems. "They prob. Fidel Castro, who has long crit. tudes will challenge O'Malley's do. United States, It should be relo- minion as library evenings and Satur- nights hopefully will encour is the acceptance by the partment described as "without cated age ably would be unable to open icized the embargo as an treasuer.Insurance days," Knowles said, "to see If adults to read more, impe- OAS of ideological pluralism as h*mdation" a report that Roa ticula to a Latin country, P81'. Commissioner in the Democrat. the polls. rislist plot imposed against rly near the center of the one of the fundamental princi. met with U.S. officials ic primary, Rep. Eugene Tubbs In Bern hemisphere." of Merritt Island and Jeff Lath. am, a Dane businessman, are .. I 1 . Republican primary con. - - -- , tenders. ' - - Ulu P d TALLAHASSEE, Ha. (AP) figureisanoptirnistic effort to highest ranking official whose senator's influence with the — Amid widespread predictions encourage voting. It (;unter apparently are the lead- ton, Duaine may well seat is up for electan th Macon of Pen of voter apathy, Floridians be that is year, F e d e r a I H o u s I n g ing contenders for a Democratfewer than one in three quit th e race after being Dad iigginbottonm nominate candidates Thesday registered voters will go in. Administration, Ic runoff, al though former state Frostproof, Robert to the dicted by a federal grand jun' Brewster With Gurney in a primary strongly in- polls, out of the race, Senate President Mallory Titusville, and George Balzitr in Jacksonville. 11 Democratic and two Home could surprise them. fluenccd by allegations of misProbably the most salient He was c ha rged in July with of Fort Lauderdale. Republican primary hopefuls conduct In high office, point about the election is the bribery, conspiracy and per- filed Also seeking the Democratic RepubUcan voters will choose for the ekctlon. Secretary of State Dorothy impact four grand jury Investi- jury in Connection with an nomination to the Se nate are either Public Service CommisFormer Secretary of State Glenn Turner of Orlando, (;lisn has predicted a 40 per gations have had on the ballot, alleged 1233,000 fund collected Richard Stone, s Rut- sioner Paula Hawkins or drug cent t ur nout but she admits the ta te Sen. Rich- ton Young of Nor th Miami chain mnillionnaire Jack Eckerd Sen. Edward Gurney, the from builders seeking the ard Pettigrew and Rep. Bill Beach, Neil Justin of Boca Ba- as their Senate ________ nominee. In the Democratic bet Sanford Changes -. ' - ,. - _•I ""' -- ". I — I No, Winter Springs police department is not recruiting dwarfs, Instead, some frustrated artist In that city has got busy with red, hItc and blue paint and turned a humble fire plug Into a patriotic law enforcement officer. (Herald Photo by John A.Spolski) ji - -1 • OFFICER, WHICH . L~P~ ,;' , r'-, 1~~T` .., ~!;; I . I ~ -.. -- * t.t •15 M I __ ,=43W*- % - UNITpsT,4T6$! t" -. - Al S' -l ~,i4l- ~1 I - ftc' HAPPY IF ytj jtjST - Voters :14 1 I 1'' r" I.4CES Avo GIW1 EMEN- E /LWIff Of I __ M:y '- " I) - . -: - 110 -1 I by Garry Trudeau rLLj _ it2z.), _ -_. , U7 - ,M' YOU rc*ee-r 1 rIr(yRfAuiEI LEAOUE UMPIRE I'o FOR N?J I --!;: _____ 14- - "You know Dr. Beasely better than I do, Pet! Whit does h - rmph!' mean?" 'ft. , Fw~rq . - --i :. ;-: t __ - ____ ____ krItUu GI'E BLON DIE - ..-=---'-- _ __ - - - -' PAY - ---- - -: -- swig ___ F± partner bids six dia• hand, month to show one king. What do It was well that he did. As it you do now? was, dununy's entries lasted Answer Tomorrow just long enough to bring the ________________________________________ slam home. _______________ Send I S lot JACOB V MODERN South drew trumps with three book c 'Win at B'idge. (do leads and continued with the SPItS newspaper) , P 0 Box 489, ace and five of clubs. Dummy's Radio City Station New Yor k queen lost to East's king and a N V 10059 spade came back. "I%%sI'AI'Eft 1.NTEJU'HIE A55 L415 HEAD I I . . -, 6 West to dummy and won in his own flISWT 1 13 YOU A _-_-- ( - - Just niiiht nt't'd an rx(ra entry 'Thr A 9. - - - -- - ._ Y You, South, hold. CA K QJ 1054 V 85 +K 2432 What do you do now' queen of spades at trick one. A81d Then he stopped, saw that he kings five notrumpto ask for by Art Son:om TO COMPROMIS _-_-_--;__ - Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 20 Cents II 44 The bidding has been y 67th Year, No. 15—Sunday, September 8, 974 South started to make the automatic play of dummy's THE BORN LOSER 1ER QEV1ERI t' OWE'E., P'' OUR RUDE THE I I AR X HAVE D :— - -=--- -- 141010p, North East South ____________________ 2 _____________ I'as Pass Pass L ()piiiflg lead-J& 'I, CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMC BURNS - -.- On Roth vulnerable - ~IIII`v 9 - Cal EAST 465 IV 8 + K 109654 4 AK8 I A K 9 J 10 + 972 ,I1 00 - ::_r: ._- iJ I 24 flC'.(, I i The trick was won by the queen which South had been careful to keep in dummy. Now he ruffed a-third club; entered dummy with the ace of diamonds and ruffed the fourth club to setup the last club as a w inner. He discarded tuhmn.my's three of diamonds on the last spade; ruffed a diamond with dummy's last trump; discarded his last diamond on the last club and was home with the &.uzcurI. SOUTH tu Grout HELLO ... Gwz p'--L.HE5 ME THE MO6JL.E hF NAi'\ A GUY r\sxo ou ICJJJ DRIVE OPERATOR, 1W TRUCK I GUARDING ITHEE TRUCV, I THINK / '"• • IT IS... / STANDS ç W)NMUG'S ABOUT SIX- LABORA'rrjy FEET. FIVE! NOW! ~__) _ - - =- I T18""""""~ _ "' iE, 6 A3 0Q8'42 WEST 4 J 109432 952 #J 8 ii r . and 4Q7 T 764 3 SADLY REMOTE -.- - NORTH YOUR REQUEST FCZI A PHONE SEEMED I - - JAMES JACOHy CHANCES OF FILLING —_ - t - nwhammwhwv~ CF : 1 EGtE7 I - WIN AT BRIDGE Mon Walker ______________________________ _______ Tip !!~W MI&EP I T1E LAr I 40 - - - - I - Cti ---- 0 __ FAT 'TC4ER5 - - 6 —t I'M - - - -- — ' — uban mbargo Eyed .rt!~ 4i7\ . ... 10 — — j-i---.'__I ___ — BUGS BUNNY by Heimdahl & Stoffel ARE '(AkOTS4JR.E T 100 Th' FIRE LSNI FuC5Y 2 —— IF A C::ts1r L - PRISCILLA'S POP WATCH EM by Al Vermeer CLOSE THEY W V C'WER-COOK ED I pgy 4N AS A' 4ç _ _ -" OQ -7, '1 ~ 1 0. 0 . d/ __/ z 1-1 - . _-, (1 WINTHROP wu vc woe L_ "t, \ r, ""I-4t , L ____ i. (' Ii / L K I ) \ ,~l 11 .0 #. ., i I , 'J ) .11:~~, by Dick CavoHi WOOF ARF Wocv WP W '7 WOW.' g4s4j)4 WAJZf WA VkkF W4f VK WARP VIOWF UFF YbWF WAgF.' VNF wowr eF WOOf W OOF WIJF wW.p Wl,e.p vjp.pW WUP WAQr YOW VF WLP WO4J WOW rb'M ARF __ UF 4 WUF 'Kt3IF.' N h N OF BUTTE RCUPS, R WAFF — 6LU U3ELLS 7 AND CAPTAIN EASY _ by Crooks & Lawrence / MEANTIME.. DIJNER " MAYBE ' W&4r -5' Y.,'UK MI(HP. RIGHT.. '4 W AT LEAST WE'VE TH O5'&t.y 51AY \ IT ROLJE 1 8Aac WORD THO AFTER C-ETTII.Jia THOLJ6HT TOO J MINIM ME?J WILL BF 'VU "WO INTO EP FOR j HERE /A &I ? .. .. J SUCH A 5OQ TO 8Uy 't'Y'5 C LAIM W -@ .( [TT J """!7 i I TO64T THEJ VOIrRE I ytVtpr r_ : 0 FRANK AND ERNEST I 1 I I I I (_• l-_ - - - Ti 11p , - . 'i* 'V 1q I to m - lilp . : by Bob Thaves Ig SHORT RIBS ¼ post in April when he was in. on 19 counts of brbery, perjury and conspiracy. The in. dictment has had a profound influence in the Democratic pri. IF -- - -11 ByCHRIS NELSON Herald Staff W ri ter to county commission chain- received endorsements from brella of supervision, by taking hers to take their complaints Forest City, Midwayover the ai tr ning and f Christian's resigna tion gave in ancial , directly to the board. Guindervifle, Semlnole.Gol. supervision of the departments "hot potatoe" Issue of Askew the opportunity to apAlso expressing opposition deru'od, and the League of Civic and are pro iW iib / vi ding in return Point former Rep. Ralph Turcounty-wide fire protection will were former county coin- Associations, to date, I massive amounts of equipment, be giver a final vote by miss, lington as commissioner, giving Ed Yarborough and N Seminole and round the clock, seven (lays County Turlington the advantage of in. of Affected Corn- Bob Parker, but bo th men sa id ¶'j _____ per week service," — / C4 _____ missioners Tuesday night w he n they would endorse the plan if .cumbency. .P i 1* I % they are sched Although not affected, uled to approve tax relief is worked out for Altamonte Springs has also Specifically on the Geneva Op posing TurLIngton in the the county's overall 113.3 agricultural interests with no endorsed the question, where the citizens primary are Coral Gables mi llIon, 7.03 mill budget, plan. have recently Completed a new flammable st ruct ur es on t heir -i teacher Sheila King, former lie 91 The fire protetion section of land. has also appeared before fire house after years of effort, — profe ss or Ed Fern and former _______ the budget, hotlydebateda Kiwanis Van Wormer, who conceded the vantages of to r boost the ad- Kaiser said "we won't be taking state school officials Zollie ed uced fire in- anything away (ron them." week's first run through, is that much professional upMaynard and Johr, Shipp. Shipp scheduled for *983,000. A position steimis from surance rates promised by the the older plan, broke his ankle in a motor ye'We will be giving them $300,000 federal revenue volunt a ee rs who sneer at such hide accident last week. shar ing boost will supplement Perhaps grudging support slip-on pumper and fournewfangled Inventions as Imeeled the $680,000 from county taxdrive Dodge truck, a has been gained from th e chiefs pocket pagers, and who object I payers thr ou gh a 1.5 mill of Longwood, Winter Springs, multitude of equipment, and . I' ) ''j' 10 -levy, to the training standards which . I illgi'e them the money to add The plan affects on ly th e will be Chulucita and Cas.u'lherrv, he -s—' I I? '- - , says. to their firehouse living unincoroorated areas—not the Other private citize ns from cities. Although Kaiser's massive quarters for two full time Geneva repeated oft cited fears plan With the did include possible city fi remen, who will also be paid exception of the that the county takeover will participation CLOUDY on a voluntary f or. Fern Park Volunteer Fire mean loss of their new fire basis, the commission has not Weather Details Page 3A Department, whose chief, Tom house, and of their 11 For those who complain --s— Greene, Is equipment. moved towards encouraging about the tax burden organizing The Implied target of much of caused by , . P. the cities participate, professional and political op. the the new plan, Kaiser said that -. criticism, Fire -00 position to the plan, most ad. Administrator Gary Kaiser, t Kaiser, seeking to head off Geneva, for " example, presently he problems with Gene va and pays 1.87 verse comment comes from the author of . "'ills for what small departments such as not attend theltake-over plan, did the other small departments, protection it has. as t week's corn- repeated to the Evening Herald Geneva and Lake Mary. Under the new plan, all fire mission meeting. Around The Clock what he has been saying in the districts pay ... 4A 1.5 mills, anti this - 0 Contented Bridge---- - - - - -------- 1!ewver, Kaiser has been various speaking will mean athxrediictionfcriill Calendar .. ... 3A Greene contented himself carrying out an extensive engagements : but two of the districts, Comics with a television appearan ce missionary effort with the ti ... 8C "We are not dismantling or Geneva's new truck will last week, but representatives departments Crossword Puzzle ........ 7A and other eliminating the volunteer fire supplement its present from Geneva, Including Fire organizations which would be departments, DearAbby ...............2C A YOUNG Kathuleen Hanna, age 4, of Sanford, gives balloon to GOP They are equipment, Kaiser said, which U.S. Chief Marvin Van Wormer, also affected, Dr. Crane................ 7A St'n.att candidate Jack Eckerd on his arrival at essential to the county-wide consists of a 1936 pumper, a 1946 Sanford Airport president of the County Dr. Lamb .............2C Kaiser, former Altamonte plan, for s cc kcnd campaign stop In Sanford and woods truck, a 1954 tanker, and CAMPAIGNER t.ongsood barbequr. Horoscope_ Firemen's A&'ociation, flock.d Springs fire chief, says he has 7A Erkerti faces Mrs. Paula Hasskinc in Tuesday primary "We are providing an urn- a 1963 foam truck. election Hospital .......3A for (d)P nomination. Ohituam I - - . - - ____ - qulred, = ,' 4- - '- L I _~ ___~~ __ ____ 1 A'42 Former Education Commisstoner Floyd Christian quit his - "a PEEDS ) ct I GoIAs! It ,4.w 1~41 ) -1 .X, , ,., , - _ it 0 V___j=__ _ ___ ,- __ ~~__. ~ AV .fff -, - - by How's Schneider DOG ( El " . - , EEK & MEEK ArS . ~- ~ If £ WE BOTH COMIN6 OUT TO JOJJ HIM! TUE WuR'.I:6 HOME TO MEET OADDY: ~Z_j — 'Budget Debate Focus t, irei ian nProtectonp !! UM bLE O'EES BUZZINGFY 6UNCH ES $IGO w..A4q Ape' WOOF Wct'P WOOF wur WARP.' Wr wr by Marcia Course • YOWF YOWF WOFF 4100 VLA WVF WUF WuF W Jt ~ , ---.:- ~ ,,,' () -) I -Y-N I " ~ / ._'. . I -6. , ;1~1 , - , I I _~ __ __ - 1% - ~ - _0_111% F 1__ - - " ~ • ) ._/- IT H -~_ 16 C) (D C ~ - ,', ----by Frank Hill' - - - - - -- -. - ' " '' ':r Index '- S - - - - , - - -. ', Ii! ff1/I ........ - - - -. _- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 06, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 06, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 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/70c5289d854be29456a7cb0e47e3e026.pdf 67f1b618a8411ae14895e7036c70f58f PDF Text Text i - r I - 26—Evenlng Herald Wednesday, September 4, 1974 fQUIINTITY *CHT1 AR$I$VID) RJ I 11 67th Year, No. 13—Thursday, September 5, 1974 II •11J Apt I L!1 1 II I :J 1('JII I1iPJ jJI:11(i11JiJiNL (PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON) ! I! cAV!NGSI!Ft!TEP DISCOUNT PRICES 7 - 111 SOUTH'S TETLEY BABY FOOD 19 Ir PLIES ONLY WITH THIS C OUPON) BEECH-NUT STRAINED _ Dpr_ J TEA BAGS _________ I .4 P(G. OF oo fl -- DAYS A WEEK Nam - 0 ,. 0 i ,1 I f - FOOD STAMP COUPONS I I I - .. .. ., _.. 44- ... I ..'r,. .. I - !"T PIES . KRAFT SLIC E D NATURAl SWISS . 5 (OR) SLICED LUNCHEON MEAT c 78 ___ DELMONTE 'MOZARELL IP4D. WRAPPED PILLSBUR JUTTERMILI BISCUITS I OZ. CAN BORDEN'S BIRDS-EYE STOUFFER Chef Day Ar D-ee CRUMB CNISE or SAVSAO PEAS i M (OR) CAKE CUT CORN ½ GAL. It 02 I 102. PICa. DEL.MONTE CUT (OR) FRENCH . 00 0.301 c 1 VI . C 00 COCKTAIL----k~ me...-.A...., 3 CANS SMOKE PICNICS ZA , . . - - - - ... 4. . j_ I.. . . ,' . •.. I g . .. .': •. . . V.-- .-,., - •... . NEW SMYRNA JETTY POPULAR FOR SURF FISHING - In the water or keeping your dog eompauy on be beach, the surf fishing Is always good near New Smyrna Beach jetty. Nearby, presided o ver by the winking lighthouse, surfers ride the waves . ROAST LB.Q STEAK SIRLOIN : - $IUIPINILtMIAT.., OWNk SACRAMENTO ? T a .r YUM VJRU 2 ... 'E JUICE. C iOZ CAN -LUCKY LEAF APP1 39 ! STE FLAVORED AGED ace rac enort .-! 2 S , LB. - A. CHUCK STEAK c • PORK PURINA . axes Chairman Richard Pallot Florida's jai alai frontons and horse and dog tracks will soon have to report identical Iinanclal Informa tion to the state Business Regulation ment and may find their taxes raised as a res of it. The sta te Board of Business Regulation adopted a uniform, but weakened, financial reporting system Wednesday for the betting establishments, said Wednesday that the system wi ll be used to decide if taxes on the establishments should be raised or lowered. Fifth 100 Pa-hot, a Miami banker, said the No. 1 question was whether the public was get ti ng i ts fair share of profits from tracks arid f ron t onq . have been in existence for years with little change are still Pce. He is seeking the equitable today," he said In an Interview, Democratic U.S. Senate nornination in Tuesdays primary, Pallot has contended that profits of frontons and dog tracks are rising while those of ho rse tracks are falling. In other Democratic &nat campaign statements, Richard Pettiew called for breaking up General Motors; Burton Young, said the federal watchdog agency should turn its tat. ents to fighting inflation, and hard Stone said there was a Richard The financial reporting tern, develo ped by the account"We need to be able to deter- ing firm of Haskins and Sells for mine if the taxing formulas that $40,000, was weakened by the board after track owners objected to some proposals. Storm Alive TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) conspiracy to keep oil prices US. Rep. Bill Gunter has artifically high. caiueu toT a te)eral tnvestlga- Y*ttlgrew, campaigning In lion of Blue Cross-flu? Shield - utun, 3. 1 Ge-' ral health insurance rates. was "ravelln :oo man different roads j Gunter Issued the call American transportation." Wednesday in a cwnpaign ap- TAI.I.A11AMEE, Fla. (AP) COUNT53C TENDER V1TTLES_ ____ _4 I Dolly Dies, Carmen OtAD BAGS.... uu -- 2 ...... DOC)ST u FAMILY PAK ON E QT. JARS a - * CLUB ' U FLAVORED AGED neve FLAVOR AGED .. - pr0b0ns 1 eluded a requirement that panmutuel establishments report the names of all banks where t hey have deposits and the amount of the deposits. -r----.- --s--- fie said GM makes Go per cent f the cars sold in America, 65 per cent of the buses and ) per cent of the locomotives. "Wi th this power, GM makes major decisions not In the best in terest of the coun try, but In the best Interest of General Motors," Pettigrew said. "It's tune to break up General Motors." His major campaign theme . TIDES IN— 7 KLEENEX BOUTIQUE TOWELS ROLL WHY PAY MORE MINT CLOSE-Up I'IEswENT FORE) ANTIPERSPIRANT ANTACID - LARGE - DISP Index al" I__ hU V 7HY PAY MORE IAN %P 22 02. BTL. iUilL *EO (OR) UNSCE$1 Oe Around The Clock .........4A Bridge -------------------78 3A 70e Calendar.................. Comics .................7j -. Crossword Puzzle .........613 WHY PAY MORE c ROLAIDS Dear Abby ...............9A 53 Dr. Crane CLEANSING LOTION S w`REX...__ - - 5/t Dr. Lamb .............8A 4 O SIZE Horoscope -------------68 K r hospital .................3A Obituaries ................3A Television El .611 . member James Board And Carmen, which deterlorated from hurricane status Barcco Sr. of Pensacola said alter slamming the Yucatan such a requirement was needed to iuiark any close relationshi ps I't'isula on Monday with m.p.h. winds, was reported between pari-mutuel estsblisliswirling idly in the Gull of nients and suppliers. Campeche, about 65 miles west An example of a relationship of Campeche, Mexico. would be a track's contracting ' - -j - ' ne CrossBlue tration and is answerable to I . - - .. - , .-• , 11.1. ( INTER 4 Shield Insurance company ha ndles the Medicare program. He said he has received flumerous complaints from senior citizens who 'feel they are being deprived of their basic Medicare rights and cheated out of sufficient reimbursement for their medical expenses." Gunter said doctors are "out- State Atty. RefIles Perj ury Charge Against Swofford C I F'J 0 Plaq Ued By r has been the reduction of indus- raged at the seemingly arbi. u1ry anu iiiecnanai way uiue b - unions Into small units. He Cross-Blue Shield negotiate t-rW this wou .- :-un.. '0' free pa tient claims rprise, lowu prices and Young, campaigning jnJack. light biati*.-. sonville, said the General Acnter, In a Lrgo appear- counting Office, which operates 'ji investigation independently of the adminis- Instead, the board decided to MIAMI (AP) A new de- today by a reconnaissance require them to make the reBy CHRIS NELSON pression close to tropical storm aircraft. Wednesday by Heffernan in the the grand Jury which indicted ports only on foreign banks. Johnson, Circuit Judge Voile size had the attention of tuirriHerald StaffWriter form of a direct Information Swofford, Altamonte Public Williams, and Strawn had If its surface winds of 25 to 35 cane watchers today as Dolly from the state attorney's office, Works Director Don Bundy and previously thrown out the bulk Ross Stanton, attorney for the died quietly in the North Atlan- miles per hour build into SUS St. Petersburg Kennel Club A perjury charge against alleges Swofford knew he was county zoning board member of the conspiracy, perjury and tic and Carmen remained sta - tamed winds of 39 m.p.h., It sa id banking information ha former Altamonte Springs l)ing about a Dec. 25.194-2 $2,000 Itichard Ilanks. elections law violation charges could rate it as the season's been used in o tionary off Eastern Mexico. ther sta tes for Mayor Lawrence Swofford check from develcper Lester The grand jury indictments against Swofford, Bundy and fifth tropical storm, Elaine. political arm-twisting by elect- have been reified by Assistant Mandell. have not fared well in the courts Banks. The depression, 450 miles State Atty. Bill Heffernan, According to the charge, be ca use of a series of legal At 11 p.m. EDT Wednesday, td officials. east-nor theast of Bar ba dos in However, pr osecutors Betcorrecting errors in the July 11 Swofford told the grand Jury the errors in their wording, .. the Windward Islands late satellite photographs placed the to grand jury indictment, ''he board also voted arid Ralph Erikssori depression near latitude 14.0 money was a personal loan, eludIng switched dates, and Wednesday, was lobe inspected north, longitude 53.0 west. require establishments to reSemnole Circuit Court Judge "knowing at the time of giving neglecting to charge the crimes have been moving to correct the National Hurricane Center In port all suppliers with whom David Strawn threw out the such testimony that said alleged were committed in errors of those responsible for drawing up the indictments by Miami said the depression was they do business and also par- indictment Aug. 26 because monies were In tact not a loan Seminole County. IIIg corrected charges when -CLAUD State Atty. Abbott Herring from Lester Mandell, but in fact tially own, moving west-northwest at Earlier this week, County signed an indictment which were a post election campaign Judge Harold Johnson dropped posb about 15 mph. The accounting firm had ret'- failed to state just what perjury contribution for ... (Swofford's the remaining charges against As matters now stand, Dolly, ineanw'nile, lost its tro- Otluneflded that the betting es- Swofford allegedly committed participation in a municipal flanks because the grand jury Swofford will be arraigned on pical storm characteristics late t.abllslunents report the names In testifying before the grand election" on Dec. 5, 1972, violated state law by amending the new charge Monday at 10:30 _1•_'. -. Wednesday as It moved rapidly of all suppliers to whom they jury. Mandel was named an i ts own indictment, insead of am., with a tentative trial date away from the northeast coast paid inure than 1 per cent of The corrected charge, filed uninduck'd co-conspirator by filing a new indictment. c-ct for Sept. revenue, of the United States. Weather Details Page 2A HOUSEHOLD CLEANER FAMILY TOOTHPASTE , ... - - wir-77 . • trüd.. ølant nd mnnnlilhlr in.. . i. / .. *rnnn i untp..r ti \ r ..." and swimmers enjoy miles of safe ocean swimming. I Herald Photo by John A.Spolild) K FLAVOR AGED U 1C • ..-.J. ; • . . Z . PKG. - - g • -- •.." No.303 REG. (OR • ' FLAVOR AGED ITOKLEY'S FRUIT SANDWICH . GARDEN CHOCOLATE - _...~_OWCANS 4$j°° - - '.. WASHING TON t [fie need for Cooperation in finding U Ford told III! o such pf touter ence today 111, M !e Th1CfLd1I n ics and high interest rates people are "sick and tired of having There is no quick fix for what ails politics played with their pocketbooks" our economy," he said, but "I refuse to and want solutions to believe the best brains in America iuid Add essing a meeting of 28 the smautest workers in the world economists and eight members of cannot find a way to get the productive Congress, Ford said he wants his machinery of this great country back economic summit later this month to on the track." bring "action that is practical, possible 'The burdens of the battle against and as rapid in its effects as we can inflation will be lighter if every reasonably expect." American, all 200 million of us, lends a He said the need is for "attainable hand," Ford said. answers sharply defined and sorted lie traced the ground rules for the series of meetinI, leading to the 0 nhlation is a worldwide epidemic, summit Ford said, but "together we can beat it "We can't waste time stting and to its knees.' restating the problem," he said. "The lie said preparatory meetings for t problems are obvious Sept. 27-28 summit, such as the one he Ford said hen the conferences are convened today, are open to the public complete he hopes "there will be through television and radio because greater areas of agreement than I. th ey concern people's k business. oisagreement. "Gentlemen, let's get to work," the "Where we disagree it wi!l be President said in concluding his necessary for the President and opening remarks. Congress to make some difficult Ford plowed no new economic decisions," he said. "Our political ground in his comments, but stressed system is designed to do just that r - - G REEN I;EAN$.... nlation Stra f tegy iviap pUIIIlIIMUI WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.SD.A SPINACH. c.on g m ,ists MPe ma" t E COUNRFALYEME _________________ *WED., SEPT. 11 ___ Ford. _ L AT: SANFORD PARK A SHOPS (PIRES: WED., SEPTEMBER 11 THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD..... * THURS., SEPT. 5 THRU SPAM Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents . Abs en teeIs ri By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Seminole's governmental units. VorId celebrating her property taxation and felt the Longwood has gone daughter's birthday, did not city problems held first unrepresented for the past two attend, nor did the city's priority. OVIEDO— An impacted meetings as Mayor Eugene alternate representative Harry Its winds dropped 10 rn.p.h. to for maintenance with the OWn- wisdom tooth, a child's bir- Jaques. target of that city's Terry, Mrs. Hess was on Present in addition to Olhff brothe r at a higher Cost thday and a city co 55 m.p.h. Wednesday and little uncil budget council, has stopped at te nding vacation at the ti me of the were County Commissioners change in stre ngth was ex- than usually paid - In return workshop session left the even governmental meetings August meeting. Dick Williams and Mike Hatf or the brother kicking ba pected through t oday. ck CALNO Council of Local there, Winter Springs Mayor Troy taway, Sanford Commnissione r part of the profits, Pallot said. Governments meeting tanager, represented by John Morrlsand Although Althoug h the Longwood Dolly's demise came when it scheduled in city WedBoard member James Kynes nesday night without a quorum. Council has been aware that Vice Mayor Orwin Hunter at W. E. Knowles, Altamonte mixed with a cold air front and many of this year's CALNO Councilman Cal DeVoney, of Tampa said the board should became a normal seastorm. Two county commissioners, Jaques, CALNO's vice chair- meetings. Neither was present substituting for Mayor Norman conduct an all-out in. two city eouncil,rnen and Mayor man, has stopped participating, VedUCSda)' due to personal Floyd, CALNO chairman, who "Tropical storms and hurri- vestigation If it suspected Leon 0111ff of Oviedo waited 30 they have made no effort t was on vacation and County o commitments. canes derive their energy from wrongdoing. But he said he minutes before adjourning the name a r'placement. Casselberry Mayor Bill Grier Planner Roger Neiswander, heat; non- tropical storms get knew of no other regulated nUng Lake Mary's Mayoi' M argie and all council members there To be ed was a water the irs (rain cold and arrn air Industry w here firms were The organization was to have Hess, suffering with an tin- were in the throes of budget quality management study and both," explained forecaster required to disclose where they been a boon to cooperation and pacted wisdom tooth and tired cutting, attempting to allay (O a resolution On county "(IQubkbought their pencils or hot dogs. co-ordination Paul lIt'be among after a day at Walt Disney another year the possibility of taxation," city ' Congress, saved the taxpayers approximately fl nij1flig dur. ing the 1973 fiscal year. "I think an expanded GAO can save billions of dollars," he said. Stone, campaigning in Bartow, accused the major oil-exporting countries and American oil giants of working together Polk Outlook Hopeful Sheriff John Polk today said he is "hopeful" a settlement in the county commission - sheriff's budget tight is near. Polk met Wednesday with Commission ChairChairman John Kimbrough to discuss the board's slashing of $441,000 in salaries and equipment from his $2.5 million request. "We discussed some 1IIS and he said he'd carry them back to the board," Polk said, adding the set tlement range is "a little less than the $200,000 discussed by Corn. missioner (Sid Vihlen," Polk, who carrie(i thrcugh on threats to appeal his budget to TallahaSsee, but onl) to 'cover my bets" should a compromise fail, said he doubted reports the county will have to "shut down" because of his department, County Atty. Howard 1a' Wednesday said since sta te law requires the county budget to be np-proved prior to Oct. 1, delay pa3t that date of Polk's budget would either force a "shut down" or a se para te arid cos tly tax bill to cover the sheriff's department �__ ______ ___________ ________ _______________________________________________ - - 2 A— Evening Herald Thursday, Sept. '1 il; T. -I . _____ iW L -- 'i .1 I .~ $ 0 - _. ". \L , * / ..--. . I i. I : . Ford Wants Direct Contact - I --j =I __________________ ____ - .._s . ________ _______ ___________________ _____ ____ ., PZl pc:' Train. i' epa With President Nix on , discussed environmen ta l issues wi th President Ford for 45 minutes Wednesday in the White I -.=. _____ House0val Office. Delighted at the result, Train reported I . _; . ' -. - r'' - iT ____ _____ _____ -.- - _______________________________________________________________________________ I— I= T-:7;-:-- _ the presidency, Eisenhower, 26, . 4o the country about his JJ)FIW I W_ = __________________ _ ____ . . • 1, _____ _____________ 11; I — A PROBLEM, FOLK S FdMi&sized Washer nifli pelmallent Press But v% en for a flying saucer? Probably not when the space vehicle is actually a hospital emergency clinic. The only space that matters is In the parking yard. Architects In Geneva, Switzerland designed this clinic to maximize use of available space. The structure has 15 roams, consultation (tOtes, a ttaitfng room and storage space. a _______________________________ 1, A . ord's Appointees A PHILADELPHIA tAP i — Governors and other delegates from the 13 original states reconvene the First Continental Congress here today, and their goals are much the same as that original meeting 200 years ago. Among the draftresolutlons to be put before the delegates ion that the Constitution be amended to guarantee the rights of personal privacy and a proposal for a "broad declaration reaffirming our faith in the American system." The two-day meeting, hosted by Pennsylvania Coy. Milton J. Shapp, launchea the nation's bicentennial celebration, w hich reaches a climax on the 20h birthday of Independence, July 4, 1976. 11 I • CHICAGO AP) to tolerate — Whites who smoke have Less ability Californiastudy Legal Notice Kermit, W.Va., last Sunday morning after being picked FICTITIOUS NAME Legal Notice NQ, 1 htrCb y g;ven lr.a up on a drunk charge. His father says he has not yet been advised of the ca use of his sons death. "gaged in business at Su.te 108A 400 E HIQhwIy J36 C%%eIberr 'Cr Pr,. fctt;o m of CUtINNCHAM$ OFFICE SUPPLY CO. an th,fl i 'ntenØ to regsteq taa name *t 'e Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sem,not 1. ti 1011111111101111111 County. Florio& in accordance *,th - th provitio, of the CI.tout Name 5tt?e,, TOVI,I Sect ion 14509 Florida Statute, iss, Sig Pobeqt L. Cunningham President Publish Aug 27. 29 4. Sept . .1971 DEE 177 FICTITIOUS NAME NOtce I5 hereby given ,. eed rn btjn,' at ;;POCS? FICTITIOUS NAME Yesterdays high 9S lOw thiS t,ti I hereby given that I am morning 73, There was 05 of an inch engaged in bvsinitt at Central I, of rain yesterday. Broadway. Ovieao, Seminole Mottly cloudy throtjgft Friday. County. F Icr Ida tsirr the Showeri ano occasional thun. name of WESTWARD PO FEED 4. derll%oweri likel tC.day and a TACK, and that I infcqid to reg,ster chance of ShowerS tonight an name with the Clerk f thp rr, a, H;t's ii to upper SOs Crjl CCtJrI 5erroe Cor? 3". ,n-liamonte IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY , STATE OF FLORIDA. — Legal Notice Legal Notice — / 1 • Filter- Flo wash System • 3 water-level selections • 3 wash. 2 rinse temperatures 9 Porcelain enamel top, basket and tub Permanent Press Cycle with 'Cooldown". LOW LOW PRICE I $ 44 . II - • — • Sanford Electric Co. 0t.n Mon-Fri. lam. 252 loS p.m., Sa t. yon jump with a glass of water. Eating lamh chops back at smaller diamonds and emer. women and other friends from "No mat ter which way It the inn, Knievel regaled the aids. Twin Fal ls who cheered and ends, it'll be a success," said table with the extravagant stoKnievel has be en shuttling laughed at every outrageous I .- . . FICTITIOUS NUq Notice Is hCtby gl, that are "5Qed In businet, at i u. Hwy FiCtlfjt Name Statute,. To CITYOF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA Discrimination Sanford-Seminole Art W , W Jnvestigatiops A 8i north- cine, Wis., were singled out E open and unresolved ,,although Women Voters, will be held at I HOSPITAL NOTES ________________________________________________________ 1971, to a) consider a reqije,f for a spe(ial excePtion for a Convenience store on SEPTEMBER 4,1974 S Kip D Braden William C. Lafrenlere Publish: Sept, . , 19. , lfli DEF2S the following described real property, to wit: From the Intersection of the IOuthKly right of way line of S P No 134. and the easterly right at way i,r'e of Mon Road; run thence s. u degree, 73 17" E aIon said SOutherly right Of lne- 999 3 feet to the point o f curvature of a ADMISSIONS INVITATION FOR BIOS Ignored To Appear 19S7. _____________________________ C" Candidates DIAL 322-1562 j under • ' Captain At ROTC Camp • - -------- _ = '- - - ' -- -. -.--- Monroe Barney B. Boston, Oviedo Aleen E. Goodnough, Ostct'n Springs -. -.-z -. - . ' '- - - . - - - -- $ Limited Quantities First Quality ' - ---'. . - ' -- - - - - As Low As FREE ALTERATIONS THIS SALE! -. . I 250 Unquestionable Manufactur,rs -. .4 - -. . -. - -_ . ______ , _________ . Double Knit Suits I Slacks - Suit Sizes 36-52 Shorts. Regulars. Longs. Extra Longs S lack Sizes 29-54 James Ferguson 3 . Reg. $21 to $25 Sizes 32 to 40 SANFORD: Violet W. Sites Betty Greenfield Wil liam Holved Evelyn W. Mills Clifford Anderson Clifford 0. Knox Cappila L. Jackson James 0. Smith Tiffaney Lee Ann Markle George E. Johnson Gwendolyn Roux, Aitomonte - Double tilt Slack Sale DISCHARGES Sundr -• -- FINAL CLEARANCE Henry Thompson, Vience Norma W. Di.saroon, Beim. Maryland • '- - -_ William J. Payne Ltila Mae Jones Gloria L. Gordon Kelvin Bailey Franc is Moe Miller Alberta Juni or Larry Etswick Michael A. Simmons Alice I. Smiley, Altamonte Springs Winifred A. Scott, DeBary Anthony J. Borowski, Deltona Cles 0. Vough, Del tona ,,,nenica L.aprano, Deltona John T. St. Rock, Deltona Joanne Anderson Cas.selberry Mary B. Butler, Charlotte, Carol, A league panel will question the candidates and questions bulge with documented evi- will also be permitted from the dence of violations of laws" fl oor. The public Is invited. Aldo H. Loos, Enterprise James Carruba, Longwood Samuel A. Tindel, Lake • many, ripe with old age, are p.m. today at the Altarnonti somewhat i na ctive." The aver- Spri ngs Civic Center. age age of t he cases exceeds The ci vi c cen ter Is off SR 42,1 mon ths. (Longwood Avenue and sou "While a few sta ff investiga. of SR 436. Stuart R. Fleming, Deltona Lions have been shaky," the re. Helen M. Hartranft, Deltona port said, "HEW's files literally SANFORD ; Larry G. Engle Ethe Jenkins Angela Collier Daniel G. Gallant Talmadge Ansly Deltonaian, a '• Civic Center, Hi gh land Avenue, Association, 7:30 p.m., em and western school dis- examples of alleged dI Open to all compulsive eaters. Cultural Arts Building , trlcts. Some of the data was ob- criminatory practices rule Sanford. Critique on memtamed through a court order, illegal earlier this year by th League of W ber's paintings by Joseph r Supreme Cour t in ano ther cas William L. Taylor, the cen te League of Women Voters Mathieux. ,, director, said: 'HEW has found involving Denver, Cob. Meet Your Candidates Night" 8 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Alcoholics Anonymous closed substantial violations In northPanel will question school meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal e rn dis tric ts but has failed el. board candidates. Open to Church Parish House, 400 crimnination or to cut off of di3. public. f ed eral Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. dollars." SEPT. 6 Sanford Al-Anon Family Second annual barbecue Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Among the 84 government sponsored by Longwood Area Church Parish House, 400 civil righ ts co mp liance reviews A pee-primary School Boar, Chamber of Commerce, 41 Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. conduc ted in the Nor th, the candidate's night, sponsored b: study found that 52 are still the Seminole County League 0 ' I . '. I mbstone o TWIN FALLS, Idaho (AP) Knievel spent the day at the around in a suitcase handcuffed Arum, head of Top Rank, Inc., Evel Knievel bought a $500 launch site on Wednesday, toa burly 5edujjty guard, has the promoter of the closed dr. round or drinks, then oposed studying U ramp and talking huge diamonds totaling 59 cult presentation of the canyon a toast to his Snake [Uver Can- to motorcycle racers. karats and more than 300 launch, his lawyer, two pretty Knieve s he sat i corner rics typical of Ids conversa- back and forth lrom hU home in Knievel remark. table in the Blue Lake Inn stir- tions. But te, Mont., in two Lear jus, But there was a noticeable rou nded by friends. Knievel proudly showed off a piloted by a crew dressed in red pall over the table when KnieIt was the end of another diamond-studded papal cross velour tuxedos, ruffled shirts vel ta med about his to mbstone. coun tdown day before the Sun- and r ing he said he bought two and black bow ties. He said he had someone in day blast over the canyon In his days ago and "wouldn't seil Knievel's wile and three chil- Butte working on it and thought steam rocket-powered Sky. Cycle. +tI+ie1 s%,a,'-. • : I` I _j ,. now for $2 million." The cross, which is carried DIri.p-r % IIII I Saf e Water Crackdown JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Dr. E. Chariton Prather, new - di rector of the state division of health, t planning a crackdown on water systems that don't de li ver safe drinking water to their customers. "We're changing our image from conference persuasion to enforcement," Sidney A. Berkowitz, chief sanitary engineer in the health agency, declared • • Wednesday to a citizen's advi. sory council. Prather and Berkowitz said they plan a vigorous program of WASHINGTON (AP) — The The center said the most surveillance over both mu. Department of Health, Educacommon violations were (jjs- nicipal and private water sysSqIl. p.m., Lake Golden recreation tion and Welfare was accused crimination in assignment of term in the state with less talk area at Sanford Airport. Alcoholics Anonymous, open Dixieland Band. Public invited, today of ignoring evidence in its pupils to segregated schools; and more enforcement. meeting, Holy Cross EpLqc own files of widespread racial hiring and assignment of ml"You can't Just assume that 0Pal Tickets available at gate. segregation Church, Parish House, 400 in northern nority teachers and classi. when you turn on a tap that Magnolia Ave., 8-9 p.m. Sunshine Kiwanis Club, 7 schools. tication and assignment of Pu- you'll get good water," Prathe The Center for Na tional Pol. pUs to classrooms; and failure sa id. a.m.. Cavalier Motor Inn Mental Health Association of icy Review said in a 117-page to help minority childr en wi th Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., SEPT. report that "northern schools language and learning hanc Menthal Heal th Center, 103 Alcoholics Anonymous t ay are far more se od gregated caps. Roan Rd., Allarnonte Springs. Women's Group, Holy cross than those in the Sou th" as a Public schools in Ailant Film, "Only Human"; reports Episcopal church Parish result of federal foot-dragging. City, Hoboken and Passai and project assignments. Open House, 4 00 Magnolia Ave., 2.3 The ce nter, loca ted at Ca tho- N.J., Sou th Bend and Fa p.m. to pubLic. lie University here, based its Wayne, Intl., Toledo and Da Overeaters Anonymous, SEPT. 9 three-year study on records of ton, Ohio, Utica, N.Y., and R 7:30 P.RL, Altamonte Sprulp __ THE SEMINOLE COUNTY Florida. Augus?, 1914. thi Ii(tItio,j% name-of P 4. L HOUSING AUTHORITY, SAN County. Floriaa, n Prorjate for 1130-00 Ito; run thenc# easterle Publish Ao. 15. 27, 29, Sept 5. regislersaid name with the Clerk of approval of Said 1iO4J returns and for EP:TEPPRISES. bnd that wt' intend FORD, FLORIDA Will receive' b'ds along the arc of said DEE96 the Cir:ult Court, Seminole County. curve anti to register tad name for MODERNIZATION OF ED With th' Clerk an Order of 0j1r1but anti for final afOresaId Southerly right of way line Florida In accordance with the WARD of the Circuit Court, ischarge as HIt, GINS TERRA C E, 440 15 feet through a Central angle of of the w,ia of — Seminoic d provitiont of the Fictitious Name F iO4'ida in aortiance GRACE ELDA LIESKE, Oeceateti II4 THE CIRCUIT COURT. FLORIDA PROJECT te 3 until 2.00 1 degree, 57' 41' to the point of *ith Statutes, To W11, Section $45.09 pm, on the the- PI'OvlSint 04 the 70th day of September tangency, thence N. 77 0QS . John Wilbert Wetch IN AND 'Florida Statutes 1957 degree, 31 Pia've Statutes. To FOR SEMINOLE Executor COUNTY. wt Sf,n 1974 at the Admlnistrallon Buildi ng, C. along Said southerly right Of S Roy C McClin FLORIDA. $4309 FI'Witi Statute, ist SHINHOLSER A4D LOGAN Castle Brewc'r Court, Sanford. *by line 1071.90 fe.4 to the point of Publish , Aug. IS. 22. 29. Sept. 3, Sig Ronald W Heller CIVIL ACTION NO. 74 1)41 Fr5, Federal fluiIdu,w 1974 FlorIda at which time and place all beginning; thence DEE 93 CQfltifle- N. 72 _ Sanfø,ti, Florida ___________________________ bid$Wiltbe-publiclyop,pr,ecland read degree-t 3$' 37" C 19.9s Laura & Hclge'r feet; thence uhlith tCrr,,' In the Matter of the Adoption of: 794. o',d Oct F 'ecutor 19 1971 S 59 degree, $9 37" W 33.5. feet; FICTITIOUS NAME On 171 PI.t ' OOPIS LaJAPI ALI.RED. a Propose d 29&Spt S. 57 197i forms of contract thence N. 7 7degreet3$. 3r E. 11203 Notice is hereby gven that I am 119 cUment%. Inc Iuding5,,jcallont me the marriage of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 1*4 engaged in bvSIfett of feet, thence leaving aforesaid NOTICE OF ACTION THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TtirHoll JFSSI( ROBERT Cove-, Lonqwocd, I SleePy are On file at the office of the Southerly rI(ht Of way line run S 17 BREWER. EIOHTEENTII JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO; Seminole HousInç, Author it y of the City of CUlT OF FLORIDA 1*4 Cnty, Fforlda under the fiCtitout degrees 71'73" C 76000 fee-f. the'ne AND FOR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE JAMCS i C) '4 E N Z A name Sanford, F lo rida Administration S 77 dt'grees SEMINOLE COUNTY 3$' 7" W. 20000 htt, of COUNTY, FLORIDA. HUMONGUOUS BUilding, Castle AUGHT ER Brewer Court, thence Ii 17 deOreet CIVIL ACTION NO. 711373 00 tLAtjD:p, PRODUCT IONS, an that I intend to ','.ALk FP 21' 23" W J CIVIL ACTION NO Sanford. Florid ,p. fe25000 fe-cf to lh In me: the Marriage 04 register taiti name with the Clerk of n' of beginning I? Alton Drive Cople, 01 the dO(ument3 may be Containing WARD ELDOtI MARTIN, JR. the Cirrjit Court, Seminole County, obtaIned by I.93$ac,es, mo,eoq lets LaGran ge. Georgia 1*4 RE: THE MARRIAGE OF depositing 52500 with Being ftporIiOnQf Lots 3O, So a Husband, NOTICE OF ACTION Florida in accordance With nd 51. VIRGIL I. (OX, JR. Husband, the the Houti and ngAuthOrjtyforeachselOf together with a portion of Celery proviSions of the Fic1iti Name YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED Pc't,t,nq"r, VICTORIA ARLENE documentssoob,aIfled Such deposit AvenueqNow vncatecj),according to P.'ART4P. ,jr DeltonaresidentCapt.James THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Molt SAMUEL 0 ALLREDhISI,Ie-d Statutes To Wit Section 165.09 wilIbe re-functeti to each W i fe hO the' Plat of Entimiriger ( L I. I) 0 I N F .',t. t. S Florida Statutes 1951. Farms. a Pe-tjtiO in the Circuit Court of DL K CCX. Wife, refurnstMpIafn,,.pecifitiofl,,nd Addiflojt No Two, as recoi'ded in NOTICEOFACTION S - Don Carter other 00curnents in good condolion Plat sook s, PsQe 9, Public Recordi to Ft. Bragg, N.C., In the ROTC Fsidrncr Urknoisr. To Ward Edon P,'artr,. )r . .sctop'icn of the minor chId name' Within 10 days after b ti opening WP'.)tt 91 of Seminole Count*, Flor ida V't,) I.R[ P4LkLbY ?.QTui[O DElI adta'c.d camp. therein. and You are required to NOTICE OF ACTION A certified c heck or bank draft. reSiden %: Ihe Public h'ring will be held in thAt JESSIE ROBERT BREWER shoW cause why the same should IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Payabletoth, Houinq During the Authority of the City l4aII.CItyof Winter Springs, 206 Se-dgifitid Circle as filig a Petition in the C,'cuit TO 11*404 not be Granted, if any, b, Serv.ng a (OX SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF the- City of Sanfora. Florida, U , will assist in training ROTC court of Somirsolt County, FWidj. Florida. Ofl September 70, 1974, at copy of vour Wrill" objections verlucky Cotrrtiionai Government b0nft or a %a1,1faC1()ry YOU ARE HEPEB ' NOTIFIED IN PROBATE 73.40 cadets in tactical, technical and °' dissOlution of marriage, tni?itutiOr, f or women and defenses, If any, upon MAcx b i d bond executed by the bi5de-irt possible, at which fine that an Amended Petit0n for OF In re the Estate of: to serve a c opy tI your interested N 0 sox 377 CLEVELAND, administrative subjects. a n d acceptable Sureties 'n . an parties for and against the reot,.st At the end of the training , Jul t/.P4 JR of STFNSTROP,I Mmounl "Val ") S rtf Cent Of the 6 d Slaled A ovv vV ill be heard Said has been filed againts ou anti you ttriri.r, c! Ctt,c Drar / ICr DeceASed Vrrtt5, .r.Ot.( tiall he tutmitted with t's(h hid Arc t' " ' Y.. ' £''-',,', 1r;.ri i1l rrturn to Stetson rr . f & .' he-anna 'tiay be-continuj from time' t ,.jr FINAL NOTICE S."'tC.d. F lc,rda, )7fl The suCcrSsIui bidder will be Notice is hereby gIven that IPt f*Ili,sq the original thereof with the to "me until final action is taken by University in DeLand where he Pet'homwr, Post Office Boa I3X1. written defenses, if any, thereto on YOU AIlS NOTIfIED hat regir to furnish e the Said Board of Adjustment pa f sAnford. r 1(w 108. 12711, And f 4 the vnders19r*d %M. 00 action the 11th for day of Clefk Of SAId f3i%%01Vf;0n Court on or Wore is an assistant professor of or;glnaIW.sh,hecIe,kof theCircu! an.i address appears below on or has been filed agantf of In Septemb,r.A 0 1971.preteflttoth, Payment here.n f all and you 5e-ptpriber 73, 1914, or bonds befOre SePtember 13. 1971 and lile are ne-Quired to ser. a military science. Court on or he-fore Stpf X. 1974, three (3) publIc places within the no t Or a Default Ju*oment v.111 be Honorable Circuit Judgeof Semil, copy of your Attention Is called to the City of Winter SprIngs, Florida , at County, Florida. his final r0urn, this Court eIther before sItvice on Prov'110M 10f tQuAl fmPloymeno tho City mall, and putWished in The iuine-nt wilt bo thieved account a vouchers, as executor opportunity, '"lLl1AM H WACpc, Attorney for Will be made for a Final Judgment and payment f t Ie, Evening Herald, Of tho Estate of Clow. McReynolds, than the minimum a newspaper of prl'"Ontf- Suite 204. 616 East GrAn"M Said Petition for AdWlion 1141AH" and gf,neral circulal ion I the City of fition medlate-ty theri*fter, and at said time, then and WITNESS my hand arri official decuSid, Se-moran floulevaro, A$Iaçyonte JIilj wages as set forth i WlTNE$$my hand a the seal of the f, Winter SprIngs, Florida, one time at ,'y ¶prinqj, F iOrij 377Q5, cff,,al fits the seal of said Court this 19th day of there, make application to the said Secific.atlont must be paid 00 this least 15 dbyt prior to the aforesaid Itsit Court on the 13th day of Avgut. rr gnat with th tterk ofand 'fAt Of tAiØ COurt on ths 73i'ct tti, Judge for a final sett'ement ot August.. the' , 197l A 0 hit project P '. s"t'o Oal, anti ..uriday. above 1974 1. (" 1974 administrat ion of Said estate an Maring In ac1,tion, nQtI Shall be "iU' a' tt ', flro'e County *4 ftt'CA'th. Jr The Housing AUthtity Of the City J"I C'rsrn.r., (SEAL) Potted in the Aree YIF4L) foranoraeraischarpingbimascb of Cf.rthouse, Snnlo.ti, florida, on or Clerk of the Circuit Court to be COns'der ed U.i4Py I Sanford pcc'raIo if'( . Sanfti. Florti., re-Serves the at least IS days Arttsr .. BI.tIiWdh, , Arth&j' H BeCkwiih, Jr executor. Siminole- County. FlOfid4 prior tØ the date , rtf&r Septe-r1t.cr 71. 5974, other right to rejec t any or all bat or to 1)0 *4 r ,encp, Aye', the Public hearing Clerk of tie Ciruif Court (lee) of the' Cirty.f Dated this the 30th day of July, Waive any infOtrflaflties '.te e- Jjdqmnen$ rn By- Lillibn T Jenkn be- e-nlered I4i 1711* in the By: Joy Stoles AD 8y Elaine P'C)rde 1911 DATED, Augutt 39, 1974 A0R11151 yOu for ti relief demanded Deputy Clerk biddIng. As Deputy Clerk Mary Norton, Pay Rowan Depufy C'et 1. (SEAL No hid h*ll be vPra,, fur a r''' Pa. .t ';,'.'. J.i;,,. , Pcerrn' 1. /iC,PPi 4 Cii, t,t,,k AS exectflor f.r'p *4 MICv N C(IIVEIANO, JR., !1.'vth Jr Pe-rind of 5 dayS %ubl4'que-nt j?7 ., to the of the Estate of Cily of Wir.?e-r Sr', 'r*tov Di'S&MctP4TOo Hutchiton, Leftler Clerk rt IPi, C.rcut Court CLEvELAND 4. opening of bitit with0$ the consent , Morris Florida Eileen MiCRe-ynolds i'041 (9ff'ce Box By Lillian Post Office Cirawer of the Housing Authority 04 ttit City 'cr.p"on R.te, o Carrier Post OfficeDrawer H Flovtiia 37771 THOMAS 0 FREEMAN, ESQUIRE C)rputy (fxrl S.xnfOrO, florid. 37711 Deceased, of Sanford. Florid,, P0 Box PCs Si Santora, Florida 22711 r,ordon 1. FredericK ('forne1s for f'tfitionrr AttorneyS for Petitioner (SEALI HOUSING AUlt-tOplIY oi Yt-arSlIlC , Attorney for the Pe'etiq AltamOnfe- 5pring', Pdbii$Aug 7,4. 5epf. S.)?, , 19,4 PublIsh Aug 27, 79,4, Sept. 5, *7, P. O. Boa .S THE CITY OF SANFORD, Florida 37701 Publitkt;Aug. 15, 77. 79. Seot 5, 1974 1 74 —1 DEEW ubIish Aug 72 )9*. c,..,# ( 5J flip% Attorney f DEEi rrr ii I., .' Aug IS fl 79 Sept S 1971 '" or 134 PbtIthA g 73296 Sept S 10 1971 PubIlsi.? -r e4 Se-*' S. 1971 OtE 151 DCI' 26 South wind$ IS m Ph today and orovislons f fte FiCt,t,t Name f0nght Rain probability 70 per :ent Statute,. To W 'I Section • today, 39 per Cent tntght and 50 per Fior.cia Statute, 1957 cent Friday Sig. Thomas 1. Bowspr Daytona Beach tidtS for u'riday ... ?ubtiijs Aug 79 4. Sept 5,12.19,1974 — 11 27 a m , It 35 pm.; lOW 132 DEE 171 air . 376 pm. Port Canaverat IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. hignit Oéa rn.fl 11pm, Owl 47 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. am. 511pm CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1317.0 IT - . r da CALENDAR Elictrical Wiring Special is ts No Job Too Large Or Too Small th .' .1 HEW NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 'ICTITIOUS NAME NAME STATUTE NO Notice of Public Hearing TOWHOM IT MAY CONCERNPROSATE DIVISION ingaged In but nest at 171 E. Florida Unde, the fiCtitiOUS name of 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice It hereby given that the Altamt Or, Altamonte Springs NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by CENTRAL SCREEN COMPANY, the undersigned, pursuant to the IN RE Board of Adustmint of the Cly Seminole COUntY. fld Flor id a that *s intend "Fcttio Name Staie' Cer to register Laid ESTATE 0 0 fCttit name of KID STUFF, and of Winter Springs, Florida, that tad A CE EL 04 US 09. FlorIda Statute, will register me with the Clerk of the Circuit LIE 5K E. t ha t I Intend to register sad name Court. 5emine County, Florida 10 $ 00 will hold a public hearing at with the CIer of the Circuit Court, D,ce.i,ø an for SemInole County. p m • 00 Friday, September with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, accordance with the i$fl O Florida, Seminole County, Florida i ac VW receipt of proof of tht cardance with th NOTICE OF FILING FINAL e gwovilKnS 01 Ih,p p'Jbllcatijt of this notice, the IIC. Fictitious REPORT AND APPLICATION Name Statute,, To Wit: name, to Wit : CIRCUS Sect;on$4SO9 Florj Statutes 1937. FOR DISCHARGE OF EXECUTORtltt*t CIRCUS under which Wi are Sig P F Barnhill engaged in business Notice Is hereby g'ven at 330 in HIghway Publish Aug. 27,294. Sept. S. 17. p; tfmat I have 17-92. Fern Park. Florida the City DEE filed ny final re-pod * as Executor of of Fern Park, Florida, the Estate of GRACE ELDA LIE That th9 par1ie Interested in Said FICTITIOUS NAME SKI. Dece,; Pit I have filed butiitt Notice thereby given thaI I am ent.rprlw are as follows my apgIicatlon for dIStrIbtin and i0bQId In business at 647 C Lake Gerald W. Uranick for final discharge. bnd that on 5*, LOng*oci, Seminole County, Carol A U'anlck September 75 1971. I Will apply to Dated at Orlando, Orange County. Florida under the fittltiOut name Ot - __________ FILTER-FLO WASHER T - ). )W,Ff 7 WOLFDOG AND -_ ---MASTER .[No!:: — e"1 .. __________ WWAS400EJ whose criticism dealt with the potential politicizing of But Plans ____ _________________________ _.9.!!._otic!...._._. WEBB, W. Va. i APi — Pie. Roland SaLmons, a Vietnam ve teran, was found dead in an unattended jail cell in WEATHER 1 lucky GOP Sen. John Sherman__________________________ the old Nixon pecple' if the Proxmire said, Siioi Cn' i / I e' *ixon associates was the and he doesn't want anyonc officers co month ole as Repubiican na- decision to name former Ken- saying 'Ford blew it by keeping off — and In a big way,,, tional chelimar,. Veteran Dies In Jail j p o duty, possibly as commander of good jobs, but they are out of Ic policy and the current In. Mm flation crisis. the American sight-line." NATO armed forces. "Returning Alexander Haig Ford eocge Bush as The evident exception to th e Ford "wants wha tever credit to acti ve duty status would send the re . I the U.S. mis- effort to send abroad former he can get if inflation goes down a signal throughout the military - i.t e prjWntial chief of staf( AM- glvd ffim trouble, but he is not Watergate. His troubling con. an t' M. Haig Jr. to military hurting them either. These e nection was to Nixon's econom- ween black and Oriental smokers and 'Ihe study involved 66,410 subjects examined In the Kaiser, Permnanente health screening program at Oakland, Calif. The authors of th e study wrote that eZpL*fl5t11c*h differences in pain tolerance "are not dear at .' j o Appointed ambassador to Cooper as first American am- economy keeps floundering," ident Ford appears to have used France was Kenneth Rush who bassador to East Germany. one administration mace said. the American foreign policy served as Nixon's economic Cooper was not closely tied to establishment as a refuge for pohey coordinator and who Nixon. The President reportedly has People whose past identification once taught law to Nixon. bCtB under pressure to move with Richard M. Nixon could Bush and Rush, however, Haig, who retired as a four-star embarrass the White House. "This certainly is not a ques- were tightly attached to Nixon general in 1973 to take over the tion of Ford trying to show he is and his poli Two of three major diplomat- in comma cies. As GOP chair. WhIle House Job following nd of foreign policy man, Bush spent near ly all hi s resignation of a H. R. Haldeman. ic appointments announced by these appointments," a State tenure defending Nixon's Wa. He, too, was major defender Wednesday fall in this descrip- Department source said. tergate role and scoffin tion, according to U.S. officials g at of Nixon during the Watergate These are not his people." those who cast suspicion on the era. and some foreign diplomats then president, posted here. A Western E uropean diplo. In Congress the only initial Thepotential problem wi th The sources also included the mat agreed. "He's showing the adverse comment came from door to some men who could Rush has nothing to do With W'h1!eHoisedecision to Sen. William has found. But no significant difference was found bet. i 1'J t F-I is I' WASHINGTON lAP) —Pres- Smoking Cuts Tol erance ce 4 I re . . Jackson Street, wo Success 1!,V ~; . _______ ) Cycle! 200.YearOld Goals .' .!-!I!----!,. . PARKING 's ALWAYS Thursday, Sept. 5, +,~. 3J - WASHINGTON 'APi President Ford's nomination of a net Army chief of staff will complete a nearly total turnover in the nation's highest military body over the past 13 months. The death of Gen. Creighton W. Abram., on Wednesday created a vacancy in the post of Army' chief of staff. Pentagon so urces regard Gen. Frederick Wevand, Army vice chief of staff under Abrams, as most likely to replace him. Top level retirements since early August last year have brought new faces to the Jobs of chairman of the Joint chiefs of staff, Air Force chief of staff, and chief of naval operations. Only the commandant of th e Marine Corps remains as before. vel , I : , person was found beside the _____ --------- -1 I- northbound lone, ap. County proximately one-quarter mile north of Route 46. A Ruby Mae Asbury, 25, of 110 prelIminary Investigation is ". ,Aria Ct. Winter Park. Jailed s'n't's'........ . ie ssignway -..--. ..., ' . ," ,;,,1/ Y, Wednesday in lieu of $5,000 patrol and the Seminole County L bond on ch arge of obtaining shcrjfrs office. property with a worthless %check. Longwood Checks a nd cash totaling 4'______ stolen early today from liarold's Tavern on U.S. 17-92. Eugene West, 41, of Short Stereo tape player and Street, Lake Mary, was speakers valued at $337 stolen arrested by Longwood police Rocky, a 19-month old Alaskan olfdog, is protector and Tuesday from Pete Fedi of 3-41 Wednesday and charged with companion to his master, Alfred McWatters of the Grove Motel, Foxcroft ApL., Winter Park. grand larceny. West, accused of south of Longwood. Rocky's sire was a wolf and his dam, a Motorcycle valued at $600 stealing furnishings valued at German Shepherd. The animal was brought from Alaska to stolen Wednesday from Verne $8,000 from a house he rented at IMng%t nod 10 months ago. Edward Riggal of Sandlake 103 Shomate Dr., Longwood, __________________________________________________________ Road. was lodged In the Seminole Tape player, golf clubs, County Jail in lieu of $5,000 watch, and calculator wi th total bond. ______ . of Predicts E ' of auto theft, _______________- Mll ftar,, LPadPr5 rh,1 - ~n lieu of discussed the family's reaction knowledge of the Watergate to th e politically fatal June 23 cover-up, Eisenhower said, "1 tape recordings and Nixon's dt don't know. I don't know what's clslon to resign. on the rest of the tapes. I'm not "I think he was surprised by going to pass Judgment the fact that his family was that.,, '. . Jackson ,~_I'i of Apt. 100 Castle Brewer Court Orlando, while she wa hit Jailed Wednesday in lieu of chiking. $5,000 bond on charge of aggrava ted assault. Drugs, cash and checks totaling $450 stolen Wednesday Casselberry trem t)oUar Pre3criplibn Center at 600 U.S. 17-92. David VanCuren, , of Box A body was found on i at 802 Orlando Jailed Wednesciay 8:30 a.m. t oday by a Flori ... -. _____ Charles Windell Murray 19, that history will treat this ad. "But in calmer times under different circumstances, the ministration just as simply for the sake of grinding man has a heck of a lot to the coun try down for another contribute. "If he went into the Senate, I six months, given economic think It would be a good idca ld. But I'm positive he's not In a luncheon interview th ree thinking about it now." weeks after N ixon surrende red Asked he thought Nixon lied __________________________________________________________________________ . ____ _______________________________________________________ __________ '. ..- - ,—. ___ in an interview: "He said he expected me to see him personally whenever I had a major issue to discuss ... He also expected me to have a regular appointment with him every month or two," I . NP- 1 "it became our conclusion and a half," Eisenhower said. - WASHINGTON tAP Environmental Protection Administrator Russell E. Train says President Ford w ants to work directly with agency heads on major policy value of $350 reported stolen Wednesday from Damaris Cab driver Joseph C. Whjt.jtt Robin of 311 Lake Francis of 611 Park Ave., Circle, Altamonte Springs. reported that two menSanford, robbed him of $27 at knhfepoint early Armi'd robber Wednesday today at Seminole Garde stole unknown amount of Apts. from Tasto Donut shop in Bicycle valued at $50 stolen Zayre's Plaza in Fern Park. No Wednesday from home of Injuries or arrests. C0tTine Anderson of 1703 W. Unarmed robber Wednesday ,.4th St. stole $162 cash from Sheryon ... w 1b IV Evening Herald , anford 4 WASHINGTON (AP) - In wUling togo through it. if need the waning days of chard M. be," Eenhower said. He also said it would be a Nixon's presidency, tJi family concluded It would be useless to good idea if Nixon ran again for light impeachentto the bftter, public Office. "He's been d predictable end, says David (ensive he's been bitter. lie's Eisenhower, N ixon's sojnlaw. been a ll the rest in the last year ft . / hA1.4...1 i... i.. - — --Eisenhower jjj N __ * IN BRIEF 0 - I- I 1%., . u,- dectcjrinc ".I"-' ': - POLICE BLOTTER Nixon 's Diler,,,, j to 11 0. Is e ll T _ NA11ON •, .- .; ,Is ; 1. ~',0 , .1 ~ .~ N I -- -.---- __ ~ I i j- 5. 1974 -----_ - I;__________________ _____________________________________ .:i i _________________ dren have remained at Butte. he'd found the perfect in. At Knievel's table sat Bob scrlption. - �- -vu—,-_----) - _0 - --- - - -- -- - I --------- - - •0_ - J- -- -. - - -------------------------------------------------- - ------------------ -- -- - - - - - - ------ - - - - - -- -- -- - I 0 OPINION 1 - I ____ Evening Herald - Evening Herald -. a hlJrsddy, Sept. 5, 1914---5A Thursday, Sept. 5, 974-4A r Fl ti flDIDA -- - onner IN BRIEF De ve als TALLAHASSEE Fla. (AP) Agriculture Cornmjs.ione Doyle Conner is keeping a pri. %'ate fund to pay office cxpenses, the same as Treasurer Thomas O'Malley has been doing for several years. Expense Funci Conner said Wednesday that Eeniiui.g ller W port the office," during his pre- flowers, travel for his wife and he set up the fund There were $21,962 in exwith nearly vioij 13 years in office, Conner office incidentals, $72,000 raised penses, leaving $71.)38 for Con. at 10 testimonials said. He said the money was O'Malley has said his fund, ner. earlier this year before It was 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32171 used out of gray area in supported by contributions, was known that he would be unop. charges Area Code 3(5-322-l1 or 831.9993 Conner confirmed a report by to the state." Fla. (AP) - Atty. pos for re-election. needed for the same thing, television station WJHG, Pan. Gen. Ro Connersaid bert fund would be WASHINGTON (AP) Florida promoter WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher Gift reports from O'Malley ama City, "I sold land and cattle to sup. used to pay Sherj says women can bare the money would their breasts on Florida Glenn W. Turner has made no move to TOM AIKENS, Editor for such things as showed he re('ej'eiJ $7,flO in go into an offi I:) beaches if local ce expense fund. , authorities designate areas R)BE1T C. MARKEY, Alvertising Director defend himself against Federal Trade I contributions to the fund be. n n r for topless "I've found that these i n. sunbathing. CommLion charges of unfair tween July I. 193 and June 30, cldentais run more than Home Dellv.ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 what practi ce s. WASHINGTON— On July 30 In Geneva, the Months, $14.20; 1ti74, But Shevin's comment Wedensday And he acknowledged that Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. my salary is," he said. "We the word "Kartl," situated In the area of Siskilpos and occupy the not content with their phone system proba bl y isn't foreign minister of Britain, Greece and No No defense witnesses were called ith Reports filed by the Conner Ic))er Turkey used in the document, was th monopolies, such great news for I other mail: Month , $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, sold these $10 and $20 testi. e code name for ridge southeast of the potential Peepers since he solemnly affixed their signatures to a Cyprus woods $3'2,40 of Lapithos. They want equipment monopolies, as Turner's lawyers rested his said "there Is no Turkish operations In Cyprus. It means "agJe" Varavas. Dinner Fund with Secretary of monial tickets to P"vone who ase, (ioubt cest a a hearing hol d crz::t, rue Brith..h hailed It as tht a mUmciialIty rua l41.1it. Picff!c Tdcne, 1c1t Sytcm's in Tur3h, saw. anteo to Duy tn'm. mere was ~ -the step on a long, hard road." To the Greeks, it cilact an ordinance prohibiti aw juuge on a motion by defense lawyers California subsidiary, recently agreed to deUver Showed 199,900 worth of tickets no pressure. The spokesman then declared that any fur, "Towed and self-propelled art1H ng topless o And now my kids sunbathing on a public represented "the starting point of a fair setto withdraw from the L..) /\/1 sold to the testimonial dinners can go to Model 812 PBX switchboards at a reasonable ther comment would be "Impossible." beach." F will support th 9 e encirc llege." co ling maneuver which eryunit tiement." will price to Levi Strauss, A s te Shevin released a letter, carrying Ken Robinson, one of Turner's lawyers, or breakfasts held for the Con. Turkish military, he said, "doen't tell us be conducted in Lapithos area..." ll ta Insurance and TALlAiI,SSEf, Fla. (Al') were directed to testify before less Tickets were $5 for some impact than a said after the hearing that, in th e absence the grand jury will be his first ner in cities across the As far as the Tttrks were concerned, It was anything." 1 full others. But once installation was underway, The Leon County grand Jury the grand attorney general's The operations Order also contains jury next Wednesday these Pacific drastically Jack apparently an act of hyprocrisy. Not for a opinion, to Cocoa ac of a defense, it is certain but his financial records Were ed up the price. City Atty. William has subpoenp.ed a Gainesville The "mission," as laid out by the operations instructions: Ij Donald The panel IF, lookirg into the subpoe aed in May. Two other second, it appears, did Ankara Intend to honor Its E. Weller. H. Moore will issue some As if this weren't enough, we have now developer whom orders, reads: type of Treasurer $38,500 loan O'Malley said he Bivens injunction against Turner. word "American installations in th e area of learned that even as its salemen were quoting Arms officials, brothers P Thomas O'Mdlley says loaned received from Ru.chy's corpo. Richard and George Fletcher of "The 28th Division having the objective of Karavas. They will not be destroyed and the original low price, Pacific's management mis is the message that emerges from a extending • and ensuring the security of the area meiurp $38,500 to help pay for ration. It Is also checking re will ocut" tile and W" O'Malley's obtained now much from highly placed occupied will attack on the Prices should be Tallahassee home, ports that O'Malley received Gainesville, testified last week. 3 cant solve all the problems of the world 0th of July and oc property.., O'Malley employes subpoediplomatic sources. It Is entitled "Operation cupy a line running from Hill raised. _____ hands ' Ca n Beat The subpoena for John Bus- $40,000 1023 West of day so every now and then we from the Petroleum naed to testified next week were Order No. put the' "The units taking part jn the attack will carry Pacific also assured th e Cali fornia Public 1," aad it lays cut the plan nf attack IW lPthOs't)L5SI.SiSkIip(\c villagt's. by, president of Iivens Arms Marketers A.ssocjatjin in Gurney politicians arid the ecwoIuv and the populatiuti jiJi" ti U. E, A. l'orc!oUi, Ins III their lorries kxxi for w)cd by Turkish forces to capture Cypriot towns Utilities Commission th ('4rp. f (hiievill0 at the additional PBX the 'lurkish attack actually began on July 31, 3 clays. tovements was issued association's campaign against assistant; kl-L crisis and man's inhumanit * to man behind us to near KyTenta. '1 Spencer Cullen Jr., Wednesday. .A..h- II lAA during daylight will be affected in SMan parties Costs would not "increase any rate or charge" to not July 30. But the assault unfolded as f self-service gasoline stations, chief examiner in the Deworry, like a dog wi th a bone, some little item that . __ ______ and insuch a way as not customers. Yet, at that same time, Pacific was It IS dated July 30-the very day Turkey's outlined to be detected b the y denied in the plan. 14r~ I _-~ O'Malley has getting the partment of Insura... attracts our attention. "TV enemy. As long as the enemy does not fire we telling customers that some rates would By GEORGE W. CRAN 0 61st Infantry Regiment wW move along iree members of O'Malley's $40,000, foreign minister, Turan Gunes, signed the I E James Hanna, an analyst with about His forthcoming arrest skyrocket. They are usually inconsequential in nature and Geneva agreement. At the precise moment the the Road Sisklipos and the Slsklipos valley shall not fire either," Ph. 1)., ?1.D. staff were also subpoenaed. All ________ Busby's appearance before that depa ani crucification 4 __ __________ ...h. ..were øt f •k. ..ni........ At Pzir'ii," t....,. _ ,. viny to iiwriai Writers who tend to be I.rm1-Agios lrmoIaos, it iu.,i as we pLans specify, within three days that the price Juggling Being weary, and not fully a they were secretly plannln to I-i had nothing to do with Cit.SEM34: l.ukeJ., aged 29 aware following the Commando Brigade which will after gravely declaring in Geneva that attack, little flaky anyway. We came across one such item of the gravity of that they cover the regiment, Although the document came to P'us from would "desist from all offensive or hUle acin the Cl ssilfied section of a Sunday newspaper reliable fateful night, those 3 Apostles official sources who prices once the customer was committed, a JACKSO,NvIl.LE, Fla. (A The armored battalion of the armored Uvifles," the Thrks had But, Dr. Crane," he f recently and it am captured four ell asleep. riot classic way " as brigade, with the tanks larided in the region of towns, Including both has caused us more sleepless nights genuine, there Is no way we can — Sen. Edward J. Gurney's driving out competition. protested, "I am puzzled by the Lapithos and Karava& completely th an our attemp ts to decide who is right and who After wrestling with His fact some old 5POkesmai Insisted that the low price quotas , vouch for its authenticity. We as is torney Is authorized to s Kyrenla, will move towards Plat.anj village family doctors destiny here on the planet through wrong on Cyrprus. Around the world, the Turkish ceasefire were made only the records of the f by a few "Overzealous" experts at the State Dept. and Pentagon ked several along the road Bogazi.K)nta.Agfos Georgios. violations were strongly denounced. In sal often get better results than we Earth until tile sweat on i It will attach the three tanks esmen and that As should be the case wi th all newspaper stori es examine it and give us an the deals Scientific physicians. could be terminated eral grand jury that indict, of the 39th WashIngton, however, there Informed OpiniOn. division„. w curious apathy. without penalty Christ's brow was as if it were the Florida Republican tanks Why, I've actually se our aftention was called to the item by the headline They timidly refused to even look at it. of the tank battalion in the On August 2, as O Turks were shelling en drops of riot area of KrW together with the But we have located dying patients who revived Just to find blood, Christ returned charges of conspiracy, bribei least one l ow-cost 230 Infantry towns, State Dept. spokesman Robert And rson which ordered: "Attention Millionaires.” We took it to the Turks and Invited rebuttal. Regiment will form a task force the Apostles sleeping! and perjury. contract which was dated after Pacific had all ... because the old family Now the message quite obviously was aimed i n Then fie saith unto Peter: An embassy spokesman told my associate Joe was asked for an official reaction. "I am not I U.S. District Judge Charb "The amphibious regiment ... will... the data it needed to predict a realistically Physician sat down beside the another direction altogether, but we are enchanted "What' Could ye not watch R. Spear that he recognized the names of the Karavas Area and will reconnoit the occupy the persuaded that the ceasefirp, is In danger or has higher price. Meanwhile, a consumer Scott signed an ordt Tin bed, held their hands, and Witt] me one hour?" by the world of 'big money;' we've known a few Turkish Wilts Wednesday to let attorneys f( talked to them Uictly. BELL RINGER: "Ma millionaires in our time and have found them That must have been the Gurney and S!x fellow defem ______ eart cry of the loneliest man ants ,,copy all records and p; rather fascinating people, not always to our explains such miracles?" Now there's a First Federal Savings of Mid-Florida office here in Sanford! ever to trod this earth! but fascinating nonetheless, pers within his possession wit ______ Our temporary building is easy to find, check the map below. (Construction of But it also shows th at Jesus _____ We know one, for instance, who sits reference to the selecting Himself wanted to feel th on one of our permanent facility will begin soon'at the same location) Come visit us. e drawing or summoning of Ui Scapels and hypodermic human America's greatest fortunes and, if given his support of close friends grand Jury." ____ You'll find we have a variety of savings plans ... one's sure to be just right for druthers, would eat cheeseburgers three times a syringes can be wonderful aids during his hour of crucial Gurney and Winter Pan you. Or if you're purchasing a home, investigate our conventional home to human health, Iday. decision, banker George Anderson But they don't produce the Even animals financing. Save by mail if you prefer, or after hours use our night depository. 3 havi .1 We've k illed many an afternoon kicking show this very filed motions challenging thi that relaxation or serenity of soul same des ire to feel ' A customer notary service Is available and of course there is plenty of free one around in our head. the that accompanies the warm their legality Of the panel. human master, parking on our lot. So, if you're looking for a good place to save, stop, now But for all their idiosyncrasies we never knew They claim it doesn't repre handclasp of a family Controls ' As you read a newspaper, sent the full Middle District oI one who read th e classified ads. physician, there's a First Federal Savings of Mid-Florida office here in Sanford! We knew one once while seated in your evening Florida, which extends _ZW from who had a pretty good business head Happy Modern medicine has wan. chair, your pet As and could , dog may reach Jacksonville to Fort Myers, and NEW HOME OF THE RAINY DAY SAVINGS GIRL dered astray from the up usually get a Pretty good . . . ___ reading on whether his its head to have you stroke it. wasn't miraculous effect of the per. properly constituted by making Deliberately lilt your hand a the losing by sonal touch, U.S. attorney general or one _____ checking the number of classified pages few inches above its head and of his assistants. — but he But the trend is now back to that dog will then reach up _________ was counting, not reading, and that makes a difits Prosecutors didn't oppose the Christ's meth od of laying on His head farther to 0 it is good news Indeed that President Ford ference. receive another request to examine the records, hands when He was treating pat. has rejected, wi apparent ____ finality, the blind th Several pretrial motions have Anyhow, when we read "Attention folly and ultimately sick fo&s, WASHINGTON — (NEA) — Norman Mailer destructive effect of wage When Mrs. Crane was a little been filed and th rs Millionaires'! we stopped and decided to o e are ex. Thus, Jesus put His fingers In gir l, s he had a 1 : -N saw it a decade ago, writing of Nel read on. and price controls, pet dog. pected but th e case is awaiting son We felt a little guilty since the sum total of our the ears of the deaf man before Moat people, I imagine, would One night while she was the Rockefeller at the 19&4 Republican National merely ___________ appointment of a special the latter's hearing returned, asleep, It worldly goods would hardly qualify as tipping amused if Congress were to pass a lawbedecreeing Convention: ran up to her mother judge to try it. Scott ____________________ has exChrist also money "lie had a strong decent a millionaire out on the town for the that there shall henceforth be precisely 30 Inches made a paste of and leaped into her lap, cused himself because of face and something us d t and placed it on the eyes of moaning, night, but we all have a little Walter Mitty in us and of rainfall per year, distributed evenly over the tough as the rubber in a handball to his makeup, health. ' the blind man. we couldn't help but wonder how things were going United States, Rainfall, we all know, is simply but his eyes had been punched out a long time Her mother stroked the dog, The grand jury charged all the by-product of certain uncontrollable an. ago in the world lie took Peter's mother-in, which calmed down and died in defendants with conspiracy to they had the distant lunar glow of the big money. law by the hand while tecedent conditions: the amount of water vapor small sad eyes you see in a caged chimpanze she lay a few minutes, but was relaxed raise a fund for Gurney Well, th e ad ed e or re questions than it (clouds) in the air, the te by sick of a high fever, and in. and apparently fr a gorilla, Even when hearty mperature of the great ee from much promising politi cal influence In he gave an Imstantly she arose from her bed of Its answered. It opened: "We have a tried and proven air maws, and so on. The governmen pression the private man was remote as an 1. v earlier pain, housing contracts, I uct tested and used for over 50 Years by the Uttle to say about it. to prepare supper for Him and .11 . . -. astronaut on a lost orbit," Dental surgeons have an Gurney also was charged rich and near rich. If yc*i have a 7 His Apostles, figure financial advantage over physicians In with bribery and perjury. et many Pe0P "em to assume that the That same look which divides off the inner 1# _____ ____ _____________ Even Jesus statement, you have used this product more than federal government has the power to legislate Himself craved that they always keep one hand Nelson Rockefeller from the public politician the support of His 3 favorite on the patient's head while once in your life." (What in the world cou ld it be out of existence the economic byroducth was evident when President Ford announced his '' ____ Apostles when fie hEAICING AID REPAIRS ith (wages, prices, etc.) of antecedent conditions . nomnttion as vice president. that only people with seven drilling or figure financial that it chooses not to IR Is des ti ny late at night in surgery. _______ control: notably the money statemejts use that th e rest of us don't? The Unless Mr. Ford can penetrate this mask and tot •lfCtrnic 'Ipisri ( Gethsemane. come o some accomm supply, My children, it just won't work. And not And a mother's loving kiss Call 834.8776 mystery deepens!) Uon with U _ronid. "Wing A4 C.ntitir only won't it work, but the attempt to make it Jesus asked them to wait cures far more hurts among Rockefeller Inside, the Ford administration "'1111 411.111111 The ad went on to tell of plans to pror and while lie went a few steps toddlers than all our pain 3}O% H*, 1141,91I mmm , te the work will simply aggravate the underlying the Ford candidacy for president in 1fl6 may %W - -1 call Professional 81411 further into the garden to pray killing drugs, combined! well come a cropper. Product and asks and answers the question that Problem by postponing am cwnuWting its t# tielborry(IVII no 044U, _______ must have been running th deleterious effecta-as if Congress were to For Mr. Rockefeller, rough the minds of every succeed in ________________________________________________________________ with all his Success as millionaire who read-- the classified pages: staving off unwanted rainfall for ten governor, has been notoriously unsuccessful as a "Now where do you fit into the picture? Only a montIM C)fllY face Biblical deluge thereafter, number two, three or four in com.ing to terms with the men People are desperately, and rightly, con select great he works for or through. and women (50 i' the entire cerned about inflation these days. If asked He quit Eisenhower admJn traUon world) who qualify by their 7 figure financial whe ther they favor 46wage and Price controls," a I in11 strong d1sagreernen over policy and proceeded Florida's first team — working together for a beller Florida . sta tement will have tf opportunity to become tI, to blast the a fair number of them H answer "Yes"Eisenhower approach in a series of part ner in this exciting profit-making and rncaning thereby not to affirm the slightest documented public sta temen ts . He refused Ike's humanitarian venture." confidence in government decrees on the sub. "It's up to help in his gubernatorial campaign Ben Hill Griffin. Successful bus,' As governor and ject, but simply to signify that Th eadgoes onfromt Ills flrt period of high offi but itall wages and prices nessman. Experienced in governis __________________________________________________________ downhill, lieutenant governor... ce in the Depart. Somehow we had expected th e ad to lift a corner of must be "controlled": i.e., brought under ment of S tate ended when Secretary ment with twelve years of service . Jimiiy L • They will work to reduce proper the blanket th at shields th e very rich from the in the Florida legislature. Ellie, Brnes told President Truman either rest The true advocates . taxes and increase Homeste3d his wife, Is also experienced in of r Rockefeller must wage and price of us. o alas, the ad left us as much in the dark as are go or Byrnes would. the usual demagogic pollUc1a, plus Exemption to $15,000 for the aged business. Together, they are a first In his maneuvering at the Sam: Fr a ever, and since we certainly a ren't among those 50 handful ancisco and disabled, $10,000 for all other team in which all Floridians can United Nations of reowned economists whom it is Letter To The Editor Ai N charter sessions, he was so un• "great men and women in the entire world" who costing me considerable effort not to call outhomeowners take pride cooperative with other qualify to join th is members of the . • Florida has the fourth highest couldn't quite bring andut quacks. delegation he made an enemy of John Foster ou rselves to call th e telephone num ber listed in Economics Is too importa n t a , ,% U ______ I crime rate in the country. Ben Hill Dul les, Editor subject to be 'J' .r" th e left who feared Rockefeller would wreck believe that the establishment of fre or ow to economists, let alone politicians, The Evening Herald ad. arid Ellie Griffin will put the full force e l Yield i ,nhqret earned per year ost UN aborning, In SUcsion he feuded with community spay cics of the governor's office behind a de' If any of our readers qualify we would cer- reason Inflation is so thorny a problem for Sanford, Fla. with interest and principal mint Cordell Hu Herbert Hoover Jr. and Averell surplus animal population we democrac ies is that It is associatedwith a high termined fight to curb our rising remaining i n your account faced with Dear Sir: tainly appreciate hearing from you. today. We are encouraged by the favorable level of nominal employnwnt that is pofiticatly crime rate. Passbook Accounts There have recently been many articl If nothing else we're dying know what the Popular but For Nelson Rockefeller is not high Federal regulations requr, a %btantal per es which response to the work of Our group . compounded daily yields' economically unproductive, • They will expr es establish Department a s a gr owing concern for (1) the increase in mis principled but astoundingly stubborn product is that's used ordy those with seven figure interest penalty if funds .1 ". _ ~ :i~_ Your concerned readers may obIn more ~ of Tourism, properly funded and luxury is er"ted and malritained by the ulation of He is a top.flignt admliil,ra tor drawn prior to maturt financial statements! productive sectors of the (we Mr. professionally staffed, to promote economy through certificates Our Organization by writing Ford has little experience), a ttnt of animals. Oh, well. Back P.O. first-rate attracter the economy! Box 36, CasseIbe, Florida, unwarranted increases in the money supply Florida's second larges! industry of able men (a Pet Co ncern, Inc., is a group Ford weakness), a of people who _____ per. Members of Pet Concern, Inc. thus causing the Inflation). The tr money is ç form er on domestic problems (whereproven They will apply themselves to the so then pumped Into the economy, artifIcIally me give . Mr. Ford low marks) important task of supervising state and has close tics with stimulating it, while the inflation grows steadily —_. labor and civil rights leaders, acquisition of recreational and truly 7Otse . Wage a nd price Controls solve nothing. endangered lands. Darn, it's started again, folks. The process can only be reversed by tightening - . I i Especially 1 year to 2 year certificate i,j Minister Kazan has targeted books, 4 year certificate to remind the parents to teach 21/, year _____ the 1 year certificate supply and precipitating a recession, 90-day certificate newspapers, th eir young childr en nQt to speak to any strangers on the magazines and films, He's thus disemploying those marginil workers $100,000 minimum year $1,000 minimum $1,000 minimum per year $1,000 minimum- per year $1000 minimum per year gone so fir as to WilY to or from school, ban UP H special government office to paint small black compounded daily ialds' compounded daily vi.tdt' enmnuniind.d daily vialili' have not been producing sufficient ui1aj p., dd y yie!th' d. -fly yie lds' goods or ds on bare breasts It happened Friday down in Lengwood. Two young pubncations " ..-j' ' 'low __9W ___ _ vices to justify their and bottoms In Imported girls %ere questioned by a male adult about how to ;. President Ford knows all this, of course. The fin d Sit i34--vven though he was (Quick, Henry_get me a brush! only a block away. On second thought, let question is whether he will have the courage to lie started to expose himself, The girls ran me use the camera and have someooe else use the Paint do what needs to be doa.-, If T - - -- _ away ~__ -_ ___, Inflation is to be brush .) screaming, at which point he sped halted. In c'udely political terms, it boils away in his car. The police were notified and are conducting a search which segment of the electorate he decides to for this "nut," antagonize as W76 (Iraws near. _________________________ There's another toll-free caino In th e m ti let's not give Minor his ilk the Ohotilne which has been posaly please them all. SANFORD provided for your convenience while airing portunity of making a tad ne. Teach the kids th dii3090 Orlando Dr/ 3233770 yo ur corn. plaints to th e Consumer Services Di ference between right and wrong.. .and vision in Tallahassee. of course, you It's 800-342-2176, always report these Incidents to the THOUGHTS I am DEBARY 8DDFOtInt - •, .i',__-------- inj eariier lin es lurcement agency. were Li-" U.S. Hwy. 11-92 / 668 44) en installed into the Senate ombudsrnan office,Pubflc Service ComMLWOn and CompD ELTO N A troller's offi ce. "And you shall hallow the fiftIeth year, and '1 940 Deltona Blvd./668 4403 They will accept all Proclaim liberty throughout the land t all it By JOHN A. SPOLSKJ You never know what those Turks kinds of calls, serving as a are going to do! A4 MA clearinghouse. If they can't handle irdiabitant.s; it shall be a Jubilee for you, when Turkey's conservative Justice the problem directly, DELAND minister Is conducting a your complaint each of you $hafl return tohisprnpertyand each will be referred personal to the proper agency, 'no—breasts—bared crackdown on public sex "to (Home Office) "Mr. President! Mr. P165/dent! / have some very of you shall return to his own family," — The division also break the backs of 34S So. Blvd./ 734 2S51 those who lead important papers /Of }ThJ 10 look over!" works with the attorney general's youth to get drunk on consumer office in enforcing LevIticus 25:10. lust." the Unfa ir and Deceptive 'NEW SMYRNA BEACH Trade Practices Act. FOR LT. GOVERNOR FOR GOVERNOR 1300 S. Atlantic Ave./427.3447 Paid for by the Ben Hill Griffin campaign Fund Berm Hill Griffin, Treasurer (D) JACK ANDERSON - Topless Ruling Turks Talked Peace a Turner Turner Hearing ' - eci \/'fci to "stiy - E)eVe - (a lied By Jury ' •" case. Milliona""ires Who Read Classlofieds U IC) 11 alley inances 0 - Be h ' .rc•i 0 - ' e have we every -- - nr x %Modern Medicine y - . R d Hunt OK'i - - - - . The U _ _ - ;I ; 4 i ! STOP LOOKINGAROUND! There's a First Federal Savings or Mm-Florida in town! at WILLIAM - _________ Wage Price , RAY CROMLEY __________ r Rocky Not ' • - ____ ' ' ,45;?~ ' Don't W rk newspaper was or money ' . ____ ,•, _______ -- No. 2 Man . U - for ___ _____ - _________ of ________ rais ___________ mo - ______ ___ ___ • ____ ____ ____ ____ _______ ____ , ______ ____ _____ Ben Hill Griffin and Ellie Griffin a ___ few men ________ ________- _________ - - But, Passbook Accounts Venture we s 90~ 9% = 9000 to only year r Certificate Accounts to ex a • - BERRY'S VIORLD 4 appropriate money 7.50% 7.50% 6.75% 6.50% 5.75% Justice certificate per ___ ser Around ___ A ____ - flfl , ndrd '' 7.79% 7.79% 6.98% 6.72% 5 a 92% _ -_- ____ per year ean me, - mu, The Clock -, t7t - qtk~ - _____ Flolida v 010,00001, I. BEN HILL GRIFFIN and ELLIE GRIFFIN FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MiDeFLORIDA I -- - - �Evening Herald Thursday, Sept, 5,1974-7A SPORTS Evening Herald ORTS Thursday, Sept. 5, 1974—A Gary Co llins SP IN BRIEF MURRAY OLDERMAN I ____ ______ \J 1P 11101 1 DENVER BRONCOS 21 More NFL coaches will start enrolling in Dale Carnegit courses if John Ralston's hubba•hubba style actually shoves the Broncos over the top, He's got them pointed all right in it. Ile contention right to the end list year. : - 11 -. OFFENSE • • •••- :::: f !'. AU - abounds. Besides Moses pushing ______________!_ _________________________ ._________ -.- — on Friday will determine replacing Calloway. whether or not he suits up for Going into the Friday game the New York tilt, at New York, the locals are first Collins, a 6.4 former All- in total defense, first against American from University of the pass and fourth against the Maryland and a Cleveland rush. N________ OF __________ _______ -- c-,-''- -. _ - -x Hands Sold __ CENTRAL FLORIDA PROVES To OFFER GOOD FISHING FOR EVERYONE Vils %week Larry Grosky (left) during three trips out of 11ileys stell C llo a a way, Brenda Delman and Terry Illayes caught 50 lish camp on take Jessup hauled In 67 speek and six channel pounds of reds and sea bass fishing on the Pelican. Larry Blythe cats. Over on th e coast, off Port Canaveral, Seminole countains and his friend Paul Kydiac Ito the right) took a string of 28 bluegrills and a speck in county fresh water. 1 A stros' Wilson • Loses Bid I' By ALEX SACHARE AP Sports Writer up a leadoff single to Tony Per. Louis edged Montreal 5-4, At. lead over Cincinna ti in the Ni. Wi th the score tied 4-4, Bake right now," said Manager Yogi ez in the top of the ninth, the lanta beat San Diego 5-3 and West. The Dodgers and straightened out his legs just improbable when you see a 5.7 Reds McBride singled to lead off the Astros failed to tie the score in New York defeated Chicago 4-2. open a crucial three-game set in eighth, was sacrificed to sec. Berra, whose Mets stretched keeps ongaüiing almost orov mite playing regularly on the Don had a no-hitter the bottom half of the inning 1,000 yards a year without right corner. Yet little Calvin after eight innings agai Wilson, ond, took third on an infield out their winning streak to seven game Cincinnati Friday night. nst the and thus Wilson was saddled distinguished Ferguson's leadoff homer in help. Joe Jones was a revelation as Cincinnati Reds, but was trail- with the loss. when Metzger threw wildly and scored on Dwyer's single to games by completing a three. the n in th Inning, his 14th of the center, Dawkins came strong as his rookie. And the real welding of ing 2-1 because of a costly game sweep over Chicago. First on a routine grounder "This was not one of my Pete Rose In the fif th inning, year, had tied the game at 3-3. running mate. And last year's the unit took place when BID throwing error y Braves 5, Padres 3 Roger Met- toughest decisions," said GoSixth-inning singles by pitch. Cards 5, Expois 4 Run-scoring singles by No. 1, Otis Armstrong, should Thompson was shifted to strong zger. Astros manager Preston mez. "You have to do the best allowing Cesar Geronirno and Mike er flay Sadecki, Bud Harelson, be ready to chip in. VERY safety and played with all-p George Foster to score from Jim Dwyer's run-scoring Lum, Dave Johnson and pitcher Felix Milian and John Milner ro Gomez lifted him in the bottom Job you can and forget the se GOOD. pinch-single in the eigh th inning Max Leon in the seventh Inning elan. Ex- Steelet' John Rowser of the eigh th - to lusty boos record. cond and third, "The name of e game drove In the tie-breaking run lifted the Braves to their fourth produced two runs for the Mets, oy tchell for a froin e Astrodome crowd of is to win. To be happy, th you ve Dodgers 6, Giants 3 about this unit is its together, corner job. GOOD. and gave the Cards their fourth consecutive victory and sad- a bases-loaded walk by 8,024 - In favor of pinch-hitter to win." Jimmy Wynn's three-run victory In a row, moving St. ness. They've been playing as KICKING - Couple of Tommy Helms, who grounded died San Diego with its ninth Harrelson in the seventh Elsewhere In the National homer In the 11th inning pow- Louis within 14 games of ensemble for three years. So veterans - Jim Turner as out. the strai gh t loss. brought in the third and an in. League, Los Angeles be at San ered the Dodgers to victory, first-pla ce you might start hearing about placelticket, and Pittsburgh Pirates ill Van Mets 4, Cubs 2 Reliever Mike Cosgrove Rave Francisco 6-3 in 11 innings, St. field out by Milner in the n inth maintaining their 24-game in the NL East. names like Larroa Jackson, Heusen as punter - keep this "We're doing everything produced the final run. guard, and Mary Montgomery, department secure. The miletackle. From the draft, Claudle Minor could help at tackle, and them either in the averages. Paul Howard, a second-year For returns, Bill Thompson and man, is a guard challenger. Otis Armstrong are good GOOD. threats. VERY GOOD. — Collins has been reported as operated on Tuesday night et not feeling real good" after a Orange Memorial in Orlando to light workout at the Blazers repair a torn knee cap. practice field at McCoy in Pardee is reportedly looking Orlando. The state of his health outside the league for help in hOUSTON i AP Unbeaten young Houston heavyweight Johnny Boudreaux , 10-0, will fight veteran Scrap Iron Johnson Sept. 16 in a 10-round main event in &'I'll H ouston ('oliewii Amaa~_ , :' ____________ - Odom as the best %i.-M ::':' : : Barney as a pass rusher. From - .- Heavies Paired decade stand-in position ahead — doubleheaders on Friday, Jan. 3and Sunday, Jan. 5. -• • Charles Johnson unfurled his offense, the names aren't from ancient whip for his best results an all-pro list, with exception of in a (he's been in NFl.. veteran tackle Paul Smith. But 13 years) and the Brones they're coming on as a unit, still riding with the 35- year-old particularly on the flanks, engineer as their leader. He's where Chavous broke in had his knee repaired. as a rookie last year and Lyle Hufnagel could move to the Aizado Is fast establishing of Steve himself Ramsey, GOOD. the roobe rotcr, the be.L RECEIVING It may be prospect is Carl Wafer. GOOD. Lint! to recognize burly ijil v). LINEBACKING — 'illis used tight end in to be the weak department football, a species which perennially, but Rals ton bowling over scoured the waiver lists last tacklers, he led the Broncos in year and came up with a couple receiving, which reveals of retreads from Baltimore, Bill inadequacies at wide receiver. Laskey and Ray May, who were Haven and Jerry Sim. Invaluable. Tom Graham keeps mona hold down the Jobs - for Jeveloping as the middle now. There's a kid named John linebacker between them. Tom Winesberry you might watch. Jackson, a soph, could oust GOOD. Laskey. Real hope for future is RUNNING - Floyd Uttle is top draftee Randy Gradlshar, amazing. The bow. legged Graham. FAIR. wonder - he'd be 6-5 it they SECONDARY Solid If Blazer Player-coach Gary play. Richardson, also sidelined Collins, who donned a uniform with an injury since training during the Soutlu'nen game camp, has reportedly after being sidelined since a recovered. training camp Injury, may Meanwhile, defensive return to the inactive roster standout Ernie Calloway is lot before Friday's game with New to the team for the season. The York, head Coach Jack Pardee 6-6 260 pound end, a very ef NEW YORK (AP) Four schools, Boston College, and St. Lawrence have been Invited to compete in the 13th annual Eastern College Athletic Conference Hockey Festival, it was announced today by Brown, Cornell Scotty Whitelaw, commissioner of the ECAC. The festival will be held at Madison Square Garden with DEFENSE - May Not Play Hockey Invites I • Brown star receiver, snagged Offensively, they are ninth Memphis overall, sixth In rushing and game two weeks ago for 34 ninth In passing and eight in yards and one TD. scoring at 18 points a game. two catches in the 131,(X)MIN(;TON Mi nn. (AP) The Minnesota Twins said Wednesday night they have sold pitcher 13111 Hands, it righthae, to the Texas Rangers, llirntic, 12, was Waded to the Twins with Joe Decker (rein the C1iicag Cubs two years ago In exchange for have Lalloche. Hands had a 4.5 season this year, following a 7.10 record last year. Ternis of the trade were not announced, but the sale was reportedly For cash, and the Twins are expected to receive a young player or two at the end of the season. — But last week, during the Blazer loss to the Birmingham Americans, Collins saw little — STADIUM NEEDS Fleming Goes - MORE WORK Wilson - high atmosphere doesn 't hurt - u r gi n g PREDICTION By KEN RAPPOPORT Thei Individual predica- and their ninth in the last 11 trimmed the Kansas City Roy- since Just to show their 1rt winning mason in hiStory was no AP Sports Writer menLS have given some color to games. fluke, the 8rono should move ahead of KC and finish second Rug 1, clubbed two solo Tom Ic(,.raw and singled to The New York Yankees are the American ala 7-0; the California Angela home Aug. in AFC West League East rs and drove in three runs, left, bringing home Brohamer The win moved the thlrdplace de feated red hot. The Boston Red Sox are race the Oakland A's 5-2 Tan g 3. Brewer, wi th the winning run. Orioles within two games of keen the and the Texas Rangers trimred-faced. The Yankees won their 16th top. White Sox'7, Royals 0 George "Doc" Medlch pitmed the Minnesota Twins1-0, game in 20 Wednesday with a sched a (ive-hitter and retired 15 Jim Kaat fired a four-hitter Baltimore's suddenly revita-Jim Palmer and Earl 0 decision over the Milwaukee lized pitching staff not only be-at ams combined to pace BaJti straight batters at one point t4, and the Chicago White Sox Brewers and climbed Into a the Red Sax in their threegame more's victory over pace New York's victory, Lou erupted for six runs and seven the stum. Piniel first-pla ce tie wi th failing Bos- series la dou bled home the first hits in the fif th inning to beat they humiliated them bling Red Sox. ton In the East. with consecutive shutouts. Kansas City. Paul Spilttorff Palmer, back on the active of two runs U) the first inning NEW YORK (AP) - This never more true, that It is far The embarrassed Red Sox the Yankees beat nemesis was the loser. year, UCLA plays Tennessee In the other American roster less than a month after in made was back In May, with the col- more difficult staying on top Los Angeles. This year, it's Angels 5, A's 2 the tie possible by losing League games, the Cleveland days on the disabled list, hurled Kevin Kobel, lege foothall season still five than It is getting thiem In the Bob Oliver drove In two runs oxville, Big Orange Country a 6-0 decision to the Baltimore Indiana stopped the Detroit TI- a three-hitter. Williams, who , Orioles their th months away. Notre Dame's first place. But little did we ... Tennessee 21-14. with a double and single to lead Ara Parseghlan, coach of the dream that between the conCalifornia over Oakland. Ohver Houston at Arizona State: 1973 na tional champions, was cluslon of spring practice and runscoring single in the eighth doubl ed to inning off Detroit relief ace drive in Bobby Va. asked the following question: the start of fall drills our prob- The winner of this one just lentine and then scored himself might go unbeaten the rest of "Do you remember what lems would be compounded al. the way, too. If you like a dark John Ruler carried Cleveland past Detroit. With the score tiedasl the Angels scored twice off happened the last time a team most to an unbelievable de- horse os ing pitcher Vida Blue in the for at 4-4, John E ll the natio na l chamcoached by Pepper Rodgers gree." is led off the second inning, pionsiip try ... Houston 33-14. eighth with a single off filler. opened against a defending na. Parseghian was referring to R a ngers 1, Twins 0 16-10. Eastern Mic higan at Miami, tloaal champion?" the loss of 10 players be ex. Ferguson Jenkins blanked Miami's 12-game winning Parseghian'g answer: pected back, eight of whom After Jack Brohamer hit into Minnesota on seven hits for his ties Penn Sta te for the "My memory's not that bad." were counted on to play key Jest such skein In the coun aforceout, Buddy Bell laced a 21st win and sixth shutout of the streak n For those whose memories roles this season. single to third, Brohamer tak. season, pitching Texas over the are thiit bad, what happened Says Rod gers: "Notre try. No ing third. Carty then batted for Twins. 17-7. was that in the 19fl opener Dame's losing those players Is Ume ... JACKSONVILLE, Fla.(AP) stake. Southern CalIfornia, 5-4, The 34-year-old Davidson was - Philadelphia's Mississi ppi at Tulane: Rodgers' UCLA team ended like the man I th $10 million King Corco. tops in the Western Division, scheduled to report to the Storm Nebraska's dream of an tin. who lost $Im11flonbe1 has Green Wave may be a tidal ran, second leading passer in plays at Detroit against the today and might play Friday. the World Football league, gets Wheels, who have precedented third consecutive $9 million left." wave ,.. Tulane 28-7. yet to roll to a The WFL will be getting two a chance to fatten his statistics victory, national crown with a 20-17 upWill the Rodgers lightning players a year earlier than North Carolina Slate at Wake tonight while (acing a crippled set after the Cor-nhuskeg-s had strike another national j m- Forest: Pity the poor Deacons. Jacksonville secondary, Two second-place teams with scheduled and it appears that ()y The Associated Press won 23 games in a row and had pion? It says here Notre Dame They open with the defending divergent records square off their signatures on WFL conNational League o a 32-game unbeaten string. regular in the Sharks' w will rub salt Pe-' Atlantic Coast champs and in American League he n the Memphis Sout.hmen, tracts hastened t he East defe nsive ba ir departure Rodgers has come home to ... 35-14. East October they face Oklahoma, two W I Pc?. GB ckfield Is out and 7-2, host the Houston Texans, 3- from the NFL. Geora Tech and on Monday ors PIIISbUTQN W I Pc?. GB are slowed by in. 5-I Mem 3 73 63 5 7 Last year's picks nn S ta te a nd Maryland In j a Pe Boston ph is is two games eSt Louis ur 72 63 533 -ies enter g night he gets a chance to upend final tally of 521 rIght and i in th 72 65 576 I', John laenbarger and e nationally hind the Di consecutive weeks and all on ck Ph.Iapl York 72 63 $3) 66 10 113 televised game against the undefeated Americans Witcher, two former San Fran. Ut, another national champion Oaltimore ong wIth 17 tIes for a .734 the rd. N.C. State w York 70 65 519 2 63 ?) 110 9 l. in tite Central Division, while cisco receivers playing Cleveland "There's tape all over the when the Yellow Jackets enter. percentage. The bowl count was 67 67 61 fl out Mon treal Oregon State at Syracuse: place," ouston s I -a grmes behind the Milwaukee Chicago 65 77 ili $ t.ain Notre Dame before a na- 8.3, including Noire Dame's 55 7$ 111 sa 16', id Jacksonville C theirolonsberoregoing oa ch Sun in th NIfoll ?4- Linus, alias new Syracuse Charlie Tate. "In all my years e Western Di vision. 63 71 46) 9' Wit? WFI., were tionwide television audience 23 Sugar Bowl victory over Coach cut from the Chi. i Well Frank Maloney, finally of IS 31 623 And the flawaiiana,2-7,areat ('ago Bears Wednesday. Oakland (ABC-TV, 9 p.m,, EDT). football I've never seen Cincinnati a 79 51 577 — $3 51 606 Alabama, which was forecast finds the Great Pumpkin, al1a. team hit 2', Texas AilIflid Sa}'s Parseghian: "It's an old here as a fl-24 game. 72 66 -Sn 71. so hard by Injuries." Portland, 1-7-1, to play the 77 6 1 356 9 Isenbarger and Witcher, both Houston Oregon Sta te's Dee Andros. Kan city 69 67 .507 9'-, 69 67 507 16 Storm and new acquisition Ben obtained by Corcoran, who inpIoysa va- Davidson. cliche, but in our case it was Chicago the Hears in a trade San rran UCLA at Tennessee: Next Syracuse 21-20. 66 69 .fl6 fl 6? 75 153 7) re(y of offensive formations, Minntj Do 50 with the 49ers for return 67 70 169 17 California has completed 141 of l pass 5) $1 II? 26 Wednesdays Results Big Ben, the 6-foot.8, 280- specialist Cecil Turner, were N * Y,k 1, Chicago 2 Wednesday's Resgits attempts for 1,797 yards and 18 pound giant, whose famous slated to join the WFL in 1975, N ew York 3, Mil*Aukee A tlan: S. San Diego 1 0 touchdowns this season. Virgil handlebar moustache was an Witcher with Southern Califor. RaltImore 6, Boston 0 Louli 5. Montreal 1 Cleveland S Detr Carter oi the Chicago Fire is the unwelcome sight to opposing nia and Isenbarger with the. Cincinnati 7. Houston 1 Chicago 7, Kansas city0 Los LOS Angeles 6, San Ircio league's top-rated passer. quarterL cks during his 10 Hawaiians. Call(oi-nla 5, 1) innings 7 The teams are playing with years with the Oakland Raid. Ijt 1. Minnes ota 0 FORFsr Hh1LS, N.Y. (AP) quipped Connors, rubbing his Only garnt shc'j,,i The women, who reduced only three days rest after Labor ers, On Saturday night, Chicago, Jimmy Connors, known as a was released by the NFL also 7-2 in the Central Division, eyes to dry team that weren't their numbers to four Wedne-s. Day defeats. Philadelphia has a club Tuesday and picked up Ly triesto pu td OwnBi , rmjnghaM, wiseacre as well as a tennis there. "I'm the one who has to day, meet in the semifinals Fri- record of 4.5 and Jacksonville is Portland Wednesday. wizard, feigned a few tears go out and play. That's why day. 9-0, for the first time. 34. when Jan Kodes said he they put the net up out there. Miss Evert, the Winib;edon Philadelphia coach Ron Wall. wouldn't bet on him, the favor. "Until Sunday, no one will champion who won her 5 National league American League 6th er has beefed up the Hell de. BAIT INC. tso .11 r t si flAT' i PlC' ii ti ns; kraw who Is kst." u.s. ( 3 50 s straight match when be beat fense in the rniddh' ith the ad- Mt. ]' )1 Z I'Qh Mn. Ori,, Ch, O\/ emenwillbe a step cicser Lesley Hunt, 7-6, 6-3, sviIL take ditlon of National Football lie also shook a fist in mock (: RUNSMorgan. Cm, 97, -371 i 5chmIdt. Phi, 96 anger when he heard his bride- to determining a champion to. on another Australian, Evonne RUNS 0 Allen, (hi League veteran Tim HssvIch flATT() IN (lench, Ystrgmtki. ilsn, i L, 9*, Chris Evert, had bem day during the men's quarter- Goolagong - S harks ( rippi es 'lest The Ki In II first perfect preseason recc with a victory over Dali tonight in Texas Stadium whc the Cowboys have never lost exhibition game. The nationally televised jot; in Texas Stadium was the N tional Football League pr Weiss Traded season windup for the tiro cliil and there's more at stake tlu records. A sizzling battle Is in progre for Pittsburgh's No, I qua terback job with Joe GUlIai and Terry Bradshaw hoping Ignite enough fireworks again nesdav. Weiss, 32, a 6-foot-3 ironman who played in 538 consecutive games before being sidelined with an injury at the Cowboys to earn Steele Coach Chuck Noll's favor, Gilliam owned the preseaso edge over the sore-armed Brad shaw going into the game. Gil 118m has completed an NFL high nine touchdown passes fo 988 yards, connecting on 60 pci cent of his aerials. the end of last season, is nine-year NBA veteran. He has a career average of 9.3 points per game. He recovered from his injury in time to see action in 11 playoff games against Detroit and Milwaukee. The 6-foot-6 Goukas averaged 5.7 points per game during the 1973-74 season. He came to Buffalo from a houston on Feb. 1. .Registration S et For Punt, Pass, Kick 0 g Registration of local does not impair a youngster's held in Miami December 8 for youngsters for the Punt, Pass amateur standing. the American conference and Kick season began One winner out of each age winners and December 14 for September third at Sanford group will go to Orlando the National Conference win. Recreation Department on October 12 for the zone cornSeminole Boulevard, and Jack petition. Zone winners will ners. National Finals will be Prosser Ford on U.S. 17.92 and travel to Jacksonville for held December 29 at the Lake Mary Boulevard. district competition, October National Football Conference Boys and girls from eight to 19. Area competition will be Championship game. thirteen years of age may register For the local competition from now until October produced FOLLOW THE BRAVES fifth at Ft. Mellon Park Softball field, on Seminole Boulevard, at 12 p.m. There is no entry fee. Participants are not allowed to compete bare foot or wear any kind of football shoes or cleats. Tennis shoes are - Connors Advances — - ' I DALLAS (AP) The Pit burgh Steelers can claim th BUFFALO iAPi Veteran guard Bob Weiss of the Chicago Bulls has been traded to the Buffalo braves for guard Matt Goukas and future considerations, the National Basketball Association clubs announced Wed- SCOREBOARD : alk season, wound up with 1,468 penalty minutes in 13 NUL seasons, In three WHA seasons, Fleming had 140 penalty minutes, wIuile scoring 82 points on 25 goals and 37 assists. Fleming set a single game NH!4 record with 37 penalty minutes in a Black Hawk game against the New York Rangers Oct. 19, 1960. an kees Tie Red Sox Tech Worries Ara - ('hIl(.'AGO I AP) — Winger Reggie Fleming, one-time National Hockey League bad boy, was released Wednesday by the Chicago Cougars of the World Hockey Association, Fleming, 38, who played with 1960-61 Stanley Cup champion Chicago Black Hawks in his first full pro 4 recommended. Youngsters will be competing against others in their own age group. No special equipment is required and there will be no body contact. Participation , / - Mator League Leaders S u booed and called a bad sport by finals round. The top-seeded Connors, the Forest Hills erodthat oii — a pla er he has at linebacker. Against the New let - gers W n SEATTIZ(AP)— Alexander failed on all four yet to beat on grass. of his OjeS York Stars Monday, Rossovich Salnikov scored 36 points Billie Jean King will get a made 13 tackles. from the field for the American seeking his jJ lowd k,.. Wednesday night to lead the SO- squad, Thompson had rematch, against Julie Hel. , of the year, met Alex M.WVIJ dinan. Jacksonville m3anwhlle, vict Union national basketball three points at " are hasn 't found a consistent quar- team to a 79-70 victory ov two P!ars of he So the end of the only viet Union Stan Ith er the first 20 min utes. M Goolagong, who iat terback. Either rookie Reggie U.S. All Jett who can win — Stan Smith -S tars and even Roscoe Tanw were pittied beat Min Even In the Austral. Oliver or veteran Kay Stephand John Newcombe," said Jan and theirMo Rivers and Ken Carr kept in an all-American duel, and the Ian Open series at one victory each. in January, advanced ensor will start the game. Kodes, the 12th-seeded Czech the U.S. tedin in contention and The U.S. team, looking ex- helped na rr other AmericanArthw left in the withrya 8-4,7.5 vIctory over Ker. who was knocked off by Con- champloWflps, ow the gap to 6,, Aahe, Friday night, the bulk of the ceptionallyragged a times, tell at the half. IMelville, also of Australia. WFI. clubs get to throw the ball flO , 7.5, 8-3, 5-7, 8-2. met defe nding champion John behind by as nluch as I I points Ms. King beat her good friend around, Salnikov collected five points When asked where he would Newcombe. Aging Ken Row in the first half as Salnikoy hit In the opening minu and doubles partner Rosie I"he Florida Blazers, &3, tes of the put Connors, Kodes apologeu. wall faced young !rIari Vijay on fi%e of nine field goal at~ Second ha If as Ow Russians Casels, 6-1, 7-6, and Miss travel to New York, 6. rail cay udd ffikd. 3, with tempts. Amr1tra;. Only Affiritraj and up a 45-3 lead Heldman downed Nancy undisputed pogs" I s l f t with 17 minu on of its "Third place ain't bad," Tanner are not seeded. All-American David Thamp. to play. The Ru-mians opened Gunler 74, 7-. place in the Eastern Division at son of North Carolina State Llrir ademrttage to 68.53. ey, Ali, M~ Gar (A, 177 RUNS RATTED IN-- Our rouOhl, 7es , log, Bando, Oats. 91 HI 1 5— Carew, Mir. DOUBLES Benth, Cm. 33. Rote, Cm. 33. A Oliver, Pgh, 32; StareII, PqPt 37 'r Davis, Rat, iso. so TPIP ES Garr, A Oliver. r. n Pudi. Oak, 3. Scott, Mit, 33. All, 16. DOUBLES MCRaC. KC, TRIPLES - Rivers. Otis, KC. 9, S T 0t U N PITCHING (13 D,CISIOOS) John, LA, I3 3, Ill. I$$ Cold 5f 13 3. II). 7 9$ eitrtrrth. LA. 166. .771. 2 67 Carlton, P"rSSrSmth, L A. 190 Col. Ill HOME RUNS , - D.Atl, Chi. 37 P Jackson, Cak, j Brok. Morgan, Cin, 55, Lopes, STOLEN BASES- 191 l$9; Money. Mu, kHCnderson. Chi, 32. 31; Wynn, La. 15 (( - , Cn, I07 Schmidt, Phi, 101 S Garr. local Girl Wins First Phi, OASES- North, 00, 46, Pa?,.i,, K, ii. Carew, Mm, 31. PITCHING Iitlmoq,is, (13 Decisions)7%j, 3 of KC. to i, Hu nt(- f, Oak, 2110. 677. 2)3. STRIKEOUTS. N Ryan. 304. fltyli' Mm, At the Eastbrook !nvitatlotal Swim Meet last week, a local girl from the Sanford Swim Association won first place in the 10 and under competition. Susan Tramell, swimming in the ten and under girls class, was first in the 50 yard breast. She also placed second In the 50 free, and fifth in the 100 I.M. Karl Smith, in the same class Ifor boys, was second In the 50 breast, and tied for third In the 50 free. Matt Smith placed third In the 50 yard back competition The fifth place winner In the 50 yard breast was Mary Aiken. - - -• , Atlanta Braves Weekend Baseball ON AMR - / Plans are to activate Eddie Richardson for the New York game if Collins isn't able to HARD of Hearing? Call 834-8776 1291, Ca ©', Ct.b.i.rr 1 �_ _ _ - - - - ;i : ' , _ -- - - - , -- 1 _.-..-- ---.--.--.-, - fl -- I WOMEN : . DEAR ABBY Thursday, Sept. 5, 1974-9A Evening Herald - Evening Herald Thursday, Sept. — Yells Adultry' • E - - . • Exercises I Can Help Vision .* .1 I By FRANK T. MARTIN Copley News Seffice DR. MB t A eye studies that show the level of exercises harmful to the eyes or carbon monoxide in smoke. do they improve %ision' flfled often exceeds " " DEAR READER lur - - - for vision. Any form of exerneed be planned f a blished the position of specific goal. Your eyes ha',e a American College of Chest set of muscles attached the Ph) sicns in its December ; - '1' -, mote rn 41 those different thesmokershouIdbescpatei directioni. Including rolling from the non-smoker and has )OUF eye!,, If a muscle Is weak uune all fP5 StRip and and it r.ifects your vision, the national meetings. When the righ' exercises can sngthen ntilation is not adequate, tht It And improve vision cmoker is b'iniched' from t' %*", ICE 111C I)Oillt Out tlwt If mecting hall entirely. you do exercises that In a statement of rights for strengthen the wrong muscle nonsmokers the college stated: and do not strengthen the we&k "The American College of muscle, then you may make Chest Physicians believes that matters worse. It is similar to cigarette smoking not only the problem of developing hazardous to the health of the muscles to bold y shoulders individual who smokes but also back. If you do exercises that is hazardous to the healthofthe _______ _ __ - ! ___ - 0 4 — - formal years of education, Dr. educator advises, "is as a are, which toys he enjoys Abraham concedes partnership in which )OU and sharing with others and which "When you visit you can the center are both involved for he likes to play with alone, or An Arizona educator is trying expect to see a lot of activities the youngster's benefit. concerns the school has about to help parents all - over going cn at one time," he tells "No matter how lorg your his being bossy or shy and what America get better acquainted parents in his monthly talks, child is there each day, you they are tr ying to do about it. with their young children and "Yet, even though it remain as the 'senior partner' "In turn, you can tell the their needs soinethies may ceem noisy and with the major responsibilit> school what (hfficulties ou 4s nil lid undethnd w hat they need work" intothe kind of person ou want to be with other )Ounster most from you during their The plan, explains Dr. him to be. (because of your sears from infancy to Abraham, Is based on such "However," Dr. Abraham schedule, there )OU live, or adolescence, says Dr. Willard objectives as: the child's adds, "the preschool's per- other reasons), the kinds of braham, chairman of the learning about himself, getting sonnel can be very helpful If the social or sal I tar) p1H) of Special ready for reading, developing two-way communication bet- situations, toys and equipment Education, Arizona State his senses, contributing to een home and school is kept araltabletohimathomeand in University at Tempe. physical development. open. your neighborhood, and how litThe first few bears are as "flt'sonl) the beginning of "For example, the preschool acts with children when )c)u vitai as any period in a chfid's wild, & jc,U,!! Scc f- nmny well- ran tell you who his best frien(Li observe him. life Dr Abrahar.i contends in operated preschools 'he points in interview, by "half of adult out intelligence is developed by the In one of his talks with . --_ time a child is 4 or 5." parents, Dr. Abraham asks: An advocate of preschool "When you send your child off trillning In nurseries when to a nursery school, preschool ( parents lack the time or ex- or day care center, do you ever 1<1~i perience to teach their have a guilty feeling? £ fledglings at home, Dr. "A lot of parents do, whether _________________________ Abraham points out that "a their reason for enrolling the Ij: healthy early childhood isn't child is so they can go to work just a baby-sitting service.,' . 0 or just have some free time." The preschool classroom A more rewarding way of - r lacks the order of the first looking at this situation, the '. ' ' t i DEAR ~ ,~":. 9 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I ; ' ______ __ 1-imu '.4. _. - I : -, I -' 1 RENEWING SCHOOL FRIENDSHIPS strengthen the muscles that individual who does NOT Saying hello again after the summer pull your shoulders fogw&d the smoke, but who inhales the ementary School pupils Sharon Bush, 7, of exercises will L1.ake matters hazardous constituents in the 126 Bethune Circit, Sanford andKelthflollfns 7 ofSemipoleGardejis Sanford worse. So, exercise of the body air produced by the smoker." ' -, ' ' or the eyes must be done "The College believes that properly to be helpful. It follows the - smoker, although main___________ a do-it-yourself project without ng his right an examination and the advice smoke, should consider his ____ of your doctor may be more obligation to society by not inharW than useful. fringing on the rights of the % • • I ____ DEAR DR. MB-1n one nonsmoker." your columns you dealt with the In my opinion smoking should effect of inhaling carbon be outlawed in all public places If you have as little as two The Dividends Is a program mo:de pollution mated " , and In all public transportation. hours a week to spare, The forinterested volunteers to help smoking on nonsmoker& Can Surely one of the basic rights of Seminole County Dividends in the Seminole County school \ , . you ease advise me where I all human beings is not to be need you ! system The program i can get a pamphlet or Oflfl5- poisoned by the wmecessa / Uon as to who did this research? habits of others, designed to aid children who I h need to work on a one-to-one basis Volunteers from college / nonsmoker. sw el ng stomach? DEAR READER Glad to working with children and are oblige. A study on the blood DEAR READER interested in fulfilling a A CO • T A levels of carbon monoxide in Mon caiise is having Missed the schools are needed M your period for nine months. nookersconjtoa with smokers wa carried out Seriously, We common causes education DELTONA Th -. available, D i SL Bar. other than pregnancy are food, Theatre Arts Guild (TAG), wiU help is especially needed in ' to flatulence (g) fluid and hold a Membership toffee phonetics,reading, • The report w&i published in 41MOr. Su.nda , Sept. 8, from 3 to ' library. art and music. Lancet, a British medical ' Gas is probably one of the 'P.M., in the All Saints Parish Knowledge of a foreign journal, the last week ofM.J maincauses. But that IsusJy House nEnter forpertorj language is useful to help IM. Tbert are Woo oU*r temporary. Fat is probably the interested In performing or foreign students master the leading cause. There is fat working belting the scenes. English language. inside the abdominal cavity as need no particular George Washington Slept well as outside. This usually Here . will be the fir training to help in Dividends. goes along with a lack of muscle production of the 1974-75 For more information, write tone that en a ig , Pr fl m ddle. Nine—year—old Beth Jwrener , , , • E Schools Nee e I en IVI I a ' - ,• • II 1. I Am . ALL INSIDE PLAY AREAS, FULLY AIR CONDITIONED • eet . 11 9 LARGE ALL NEW FACILITY - — - NFORD ' .• 14 -. - -- : I . , - ., • TWO SNAC HOT MEAL DAILY t. ^ ~4,1~ . 64 I L • - ~, ,; ," ING SUPERVISORS : • V.ARGE, WEL,L EQpIPPED PLAYGROUND ' ~ Presents THE ONE DRESS You CanY Do Without! -- -. A 'w - i . Marty arder, II, both school year at Idyllwilde Flementary School. ________________ 369OO -- 1W A I - .1 i 0 #.! s. ___/ 1 .... . p SALE CONTINUES SATURDAY . ,, % iI 66 _____ _______ . -,". I ~,.J MATTRESS 7 . ,, --- I . 4 I I - • ' & - 4.-- - - V11:-74. .~ • BOX SPRINGS 95 . ' - 4 ' p . I L -, -,_ 0 uac I . 1-11 1 . % .A - '.,X'T" #,I - lit Io5k 111e riasslcs with an update sole and heel, more bounce and pizazz than ever before' Its the big fahlon winner high on Ille list as well. . '149 It', hijhi1 mrarnluceng and Cr*ZC.r1$IManI 0X . lw;~~ /z I J/v .119995 / II Z- .- - - -i - -. F. : FURNITURE .~ ,// L• . ___ esther s I. /-de% 200 N. - - Sanford's Newest - Largest - Finest Financing Arranged - Master Charge BankAmericard I P". pi "- -- '• ' Pet ('oncern's Blvd., • • • , • • 5 11 a 1. .. ,•'• SI • •• • - - " Langknecht will announce her committee chairman Le year of 1974.75 A light dessert luncheon will be held at 12:15 p.m., Thursday Men's Formal Wear RENTALS or Weddings, Prorns, etc. tsr 322-1$I1 i 7 Wear /I I 41 tah.k I f' : ) L CONTEMPORARY CLASSIC... . - 14. i-::_; Cucd to th cvcr.ac(j%-e Ilk, - L ç ' by Hcnry Lee! sic .i and . ZIP-up and \ - \ • _____ - lack dress that lightly! Dctaikd 1 \. lokc and shirt coll ar, a ch ain belt it) wcjr if I~X-l --14 - You % % ish. Of 100% Pohetcr Poinic dc* Rona in and Black .. I . sizes to thru . o. - 38 1. 11 ) 1 I I 228 E. FIRST ST. ~ I - !_~Auwvnmc;~_U`f --X-_~;J-v _---_4.F:1 _ i-_-_7:_-Q_AA.'Pp IRE - ~.i_- ;- iii - • • - , ' - -- h- - r - - .- • ) -n-,-_ n*Z---_V _j' Ad 4 ., ," I - I % Al~~ .- . ~;_~ - - - ... -7:A-4 "t _ ~ _, - __ ____ ;~ , - -_ . - - - 4 g ',J1 Yi . UP •: l'JThi ' ' . TI I ___ "• '••• resented by Mrs. Ralph Paetz, *.&,- I 7 - Park - - - ______ ________ l06 S. French Ave. ------~__ - I Ph 323-1480 i : 4 'fl Ij ___ Ir , 'it, t ____ -- TORE Several Book Reviews wIU be given will be served by Mrs. Wilhelm iltil, • - t-Is mi ce Ij 61affiftwR al . __ 1 I - 4 Pilvi denh4c-An. I __ __,~~Al -- =` 11 - - Ad _ _ - --- - -_~ I 4 k - iilik - . . ~_ t - - __ - - 0 L Vs— _ '-A#~" I i, i ,7 - I , - 17~,z;ltv~~n:qsk.j - AD ; • 'f.'.j •1I'-j. •• . I '_ r - I Yonce with 'rescued, cat 1. I 4 ' e i Perkins B.L. F d a C:-- 0 ,,#, a a ' ' 0 :4 memberswillbewelcomedby [a— .., _ - 11• ••. • # # I • ',, II . ce it IN , '. • ____ a • ', S In Deltona Normandy • -, '. . f • , • • 2WOFF ~IyaT V ' : t FALL W - - .- - - - 1 I - S : 0 6 0 0I :rr H PuI.LY ('UAMF:I{ meeting of the fall season of the ; Deltona Woman's Club will be . J lk - °'' " F 11h I - S79 Up ' 'Wrc manae. lie's delihi4J I') thow )ou thn elegant WtKe to, 11gm in th,rr DOdd WOOdland R)s Wh ~v )r ,; > t1# 041 S ' • a ",. nursing their babies are in. vited-as are their babies. You need not be pregnant or have a family to attend If you are a wife and hope wine day to have if you are mother, terested ...you are welcome. Put d AI N I'*' _ . 0%* • , leader will be Mrs. David Gocken. S problem meeting those with bright lights on You might sae a Cosy coo combines with titter this wa -HI 111 elegance in this Magic Stripe 1)Ait POLL Y-1 Find cabbage odors are practicisll) print in Qinna chiffon, a eliminate if an outside stalk of celery is added when )OU put the luxurIou flowing ensemble abb,Igeont(b(k Discard lery whncookmngtsfmnished of floor length srt and drop 1' rirnose an onion odor from the hands I soap them good 1 shouldered blouse. withanuflp(le(Irawitatoun(ler(.(ldrUnniflgwater Slakea belt hanger out of an ordinary 'Arooden coat hanger b% .wrewing cup hooks all across the hanger bar. 'I When draping tie-back curtains lower the blinds to the height omen ou want the tieacks F asten ca' h tie-b uk to the casing at the bottom (It blind an I lithe curtains will draped at the sarni ' height and with no measuring ' When Wave tons enicnt kitchen stool that is also a nice height for ironing Whtn the weather is warm a few crushed moth balls in the mittoinvi'a trashcall ,Aill ket-1) the niesand other insect - ' - ' POLL YIS POINTER ' ' . - : '' - — 4 I 1 0 - ' Pl FOR , . mar A ' SA I, . * - _. ThE -- SEPTEMBER 7 LE -, a. —• L?' n -: DRESS 4 11 I UL! , ,1 bes - . IN NOW• - Up Crystal blue, French blue. ernpire green, dj!—0 I~ *vhik eird. ions are a iiie,r 0 n , I THRU Twi Sets . *.46 00 Distinctive tailoring shapes this rib knit i - -- 0 1 S I 0 -_ 1* -4' I'm,'m It - I ,,Th 0 ' i ! i1 vTh, — _ IL!,I 1AIU , i - / 11 ______ -- hi . •4;. r •. • •• ! IMM Our People Make Us Number One , . - •;' 11 ;,It - ' ,. I 1 '. Abigail Van Buren, 13? LaSky Dr, Beverly Hois, cai mm I - .' Problem7 oull feel ttCr it you Ut It off your chest. For a P.onal reply, wri te to ABB Y 00* No . 69700, L A,, Cal i f . 90069. Enclose $tamp. Wit envelope. For Abby's bCoklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding," send 11 to Z I ' I save empty jars and bottles to hold buttons, pins, nails, tacks, more than 5,7 leaders in more etc.. label them and plact. in an easy-to-reach place. Wheneve r than 1,871 groups helping such an item is needed I know Just where it can be Found.- thousands of women In the US. BETSY and Canada and In 32 foreIgn DEAR I'OlAX-l' Pet Peeve is with those television shows countries. where the participants are seated in revolving chairs. To me it IS For further information, tflt'st distracting and annoying to watch someone rocking or contact Mrs. Charles Swartz, twisting while tie or she is talking whether it is to emiasize a 108 Eastwood ., Sanford. poi nt or just through plain nervousness AG in M ll I Y-\lrs H %V wanted to know how to keep the tttlCS in her little boy's shoes from slipping. When my children DeBary Players, I c. are now grown had this problem I used to make two slits near o) ayers, Inc. !Iie top (if the tongue. Then when lacing , i the shoe I ran the lace have announced their 1fl75 I brough the slits froin one eyelet to the other. I found this ended schedule. Charlie's Aunt will be the slipping. DEAR ft)I-LY--Sudden thunderstorms often necessitate the presented Nov. 21, 22 and 24; turning on of one's car lights as we drive and 19; and a musical o turn them off but a simple w1ution is to (k,such driving with one's BRIGHT lights on. The red light on the melodrama (to be decided I later), e d.i.stiboird will serve .ts .i reminder to turn them off when the sky clears. Daytime bright-1 ght orin does ern to afc( __ I.- CONFIDENTIAL TO BALTIMORE NEWS AMERICAN YOU are paying the rent. YOU are buying the groceries. HE moved in with you and ii dating other women while i cry yourself to sleep every night, and you think HE needs a psychiatrist' Ld),heisdofngjustfinc YOUnone _____ ACK d 0~ READER: -- A FflC 41V - _______________________________________________________________________ ra&i A After a busy summer studying and performing In ballet schools up North, Sanford Seminole Ballet Guild dancers have returned home for the start of the new season. Watch for story in the Sunday Heral . I wa1tresseshey are our elected officials, Contrary In what my believe, there Is not one truly dedicated Congressman or Seutor woId'( be helter off financially doing something rise. ______ I;11 A Ti -.-- . ', The Sanford che ague will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the home of M. Ruell Polk, uskin Street, Lake Mary. I Iche is the Spanish word meaning milk, and the Leche League is a non. sectarian, non-profit organaUon whe puose is to encourage "good motbering through breasUeedjng" The group will meet the second Tuesday of each month.In a series of four meetings will be discussed, info11y, different phases of breasUeedlng. Topic for the first meeting is: Advantages of -3014ftvjw CONFIDENTIAL TO "YEA OR NAY": NAY! The most un. derpald and abused people In the world are NOT waltm and OR Meets c - a ec e Lea ue W 0 A e -.:. .., , The meetings are open to members of the public who are urged to help in the eradication of too many animals, by spaying and neutering. - - / 321-0490 of Crystal View South, Sanford, discuss their schedules for the Fluid accumulates In many the Deltona Business and ford. Y School Office In San women before their menses and Profesafona] Women s Club. they will notice the increase in Marionettes have been added girth. It also accumulates in to TAG. This is still In its insome illnesses, such as Ihr fancy, but those who have atdisease or In some forms of tended the ions, under the head disesze leadership of Mrs Ruth Reber Tumor can cause enlarge Pae of Deltona, have found ment of the abdomen. them fascinating. The Wishing spleen, (or example in some Fairy will be the first illnesses can become enor- Marionette Show to be mous. produced some time next year. ansI - -- 1 - NOBODY'S e been love; If It were, each %ould have thought the other was perfect, for perfection ilikebeautyi Iiesinlheeyeofthebeholder. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL COMPARING NOTES ON FIRST DAY - DEAR NOBODY'S: It rt,uldn't - .I - - Thursday of each month, at 8 pm , at the First Federal I - 0" . IFIED UNDERSTAND, .~\ Deltona .- . / ri l 1617 Providence Blvd., and DEAR TWO: Don't count o It. Tell those hoareap b a bottle that hen you :ant aIohoI se Mrs. M. Iasso, fl81 Flamingo :your home, you'll Ave., Deltona. p d on' ' tU. The Annual Miss Deltona DEAR ABBY: About the &year-old Man who looks like 60, Contest, sponsored by the loves to dsnce, and puts on a show wherever there's music, much Deltona Presidents' Council to the embarrassment of his daughter: will be held on Oct. 13 this year MY grandf atber is 86. lie talks too loud, scratches wherever he instead of the cwtonwy july pleases fright in front of everybody), falls asleep in restaurants, 4th. Ile Deltona Woman's( Aub and Is always giving me advice, have donated their facilities for Ile also diapered me when I . was a baby, taught me how to fish, this event. hugged me no matter how di} I was, and loved me no matter All applications must be 'w bad I was. submitted by Sept. fl, at 7 p.m. That old man can do anything he wants to do as long as I have Contestants must be residents anything to say about it. of Deltona, to 8th through 12th : And when he dies,I'll cry. Not because I he end will have come grades In school. RehearsW will for a man who has had a full and beauliful life, but because no one be held O. 6 at 6 P.M. and else will see the twinkle in his eyes. flna1 on Sun,, Oct. 13, at 7:30 G. p.m., all at the Woman's Club I)EAR ABBY : Can't resist commenting on House. The winner will receive letter from a Serious about him p to Marco Wand for A long time ago I heard this saying regarding the search for herself and her parents. Second ce Inner perfection. Fer)ears searched or in $50 th perfect woman. ins Inner, I found her ... but she had vnly one fault. She was searching for the third 4th place winner, po. perfect man." W Deltona i -,.-." — On, r_ 7r~_ ?- — I'nuun " - - f whenever we have a family gathering there is always some DEIIThNA Applications member ('F the family who brings a bottle of wine. In order not to for the "Miss Deltona Contest" hurt their feelings, we ways open the bottle , but we never may be secured from Jerry partake ef it. . Amundsen,1338 Maywood Ave., My husband and I do not like drinking in our home, so how do Deltona; from the Mackie I we tactfully get the idea across? These relatives read your Brothers' Administration column,soifthlsisprintedma).bothe).Plltakethehint Office, the "7-11" store in ,j TWO TEETOTALERS Plaza or from Mrs. H. St. Rock, CHILD CARE CENTER CA ,r -;-~., r,_47g_-j;,~ For Miss DEAR ABBY: Neither in), husband or I drink or smoke, and ___________________ . , . ,- I)F AR UI'SFl Tht ornan is eith tr disturbed or she drinks Olaybe both.) Don't quit your Job. There are laws to protect people against harrassmrnt of this kind. Have your lawyer write her a letter. (He'll knots shatIo say. That should dolt. KIDDIE CAR - I - li 4~ NOW OPEN . on es L[ - .w ng ~ - __________ - 'J S — " - __________________ down on the tragic suffering of hard workers who take tin- IromSarah'sgentIetian. "We so ma ny unwanted animals," wanted animals and find homes need People Conrn," she she emphatically stated, l)EAII A1313Y: I am a 23-Year -o for them, ld married woman, I've often having the said. "Education must begin in Sarah Yonce of Hacienda ad an experience like this in all my life"We need homes for animal spayed at their o the schools with youngste. that's why it's so u Villa ge, Winter Springs, is in anfnis," she said. "We need expense. sett to me, When children start Unfavor of fewer pets for people. good, reliable homes, with it all started when a co-work Sarah believes a higher dethnding we are trying to er, who must be in his late 40's Now, don't jump to conclusions responsible people who rted kidding around at work and calling won't license fee for an unspa)ed save needless suffering in me his "girl friend." she is thinking first and tire of a pet and decide to get rid animal and a lower fee for a There was nothing to it. It was Just a joke. lie recently had a 25th foremost of the animals' animals, the y will encourage of it after a short time." wedding anniversary and I sent him and his wife a card. When spayed one would help with the their parents to help." I welfare. Pet Concern has helped many present problem of animal was t'ut sick last year, he sent me a card, Imagine, If you can, an en. Sarah, a member of Pet people with the cost of spaying over-population. mess line of dogs and cats bei n eenin' last Cneem would lik tn $ L tr1niIgan puo uetn in a gas chamber uepcpuIaUon sted II peis instead of pose of the group is to even ering and accusing me er early with the first kitten Accorthng toSarah, this is what aving **an affair" with her husband. I was oc e the present-day population tually have a low-cost medical she ever owned. it is not is actually happening every day bndook the one aa from he en her explo6lon Having cata and dogs facilit) where animals can be uncual to see several da cats, in to the hundreds of thousands of ne (if her -spells.Yi she spayed or neutered is Sarah's neutered or spayed. various stages of being nursed helpless dogs and cats unI avo (C( h IIT1 a ork number one goal "We muit cut The organization consista of back to health, finding comfort Inrtiin.it*' enough to be bo IA'st rung, she called igiin where they are not wanted. is time m husband an Turning an amal loose to swered, and again she ranted and carried on about me le4_1 and her ~ ~. ~ ~. I , t k -&i i . tiusb4ind Finally, m husband hung upon her. 7 ~', breed indiscriminately is cruel C Abby,she sounds like a crazy woman, She could even kill me. mliniumane,andPetConcern I V I , love m job but rii I should q wt Ho should I handle this' . t • = -' nice - ' - Pets ABIGAIl. VAN BURFN — -- Is Happ ier BYELDANICIIOL,S Herald Correspondent - Vltal '.' * --- i C dft IL 8Y Pets M ealis Fewer -_ ______________________ now A.1L ue - . ___ �_ 1OA—Evening Herald WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford has given a new look to the first team at Republican BARGAIN _SECTION Betty Ford To Push ERA Sent. 16 . id chø will ..... %. LXIIiIIj of Virginia as her co-chairman, the party's No. 2 rlihl~utwli bea6quarters by naming the GOP's first post. WASHINGTON AP - In ences "as often as I think the upset at Woman Chairman. the prospect of Ford's cally active part in politics as especially the underprivileged the first full-scale White House press has anything to ask of inAnnouncing the new political alignment running In 1976. far as Issues are concerned." and mentally retarded. Mrs. Mary Louise Smi th of Iowa, a veteran Wednesday, Press Secreta ry Jerald F. terflorsi news conference by a presi- terest." Do you want him to run But, when asked if she would GOP organizer who ran a series of grass-roots said former Republican National Cha irman dent's wife, Betty Ford has said again? "I feel at In e th this point wide-ranging two be active In campaigning for workshops in her six mon ths as co-chairman Dean Burch will remain on the White session, Mrs. Ford said she sees no se sta ff she plans to avoid political years is quite a long way away. trs. Ford said she favors approval of the Equal Rights reason why the Fords won't was ch sen by Ford on Wednesday to replace as "campaign coordinator" for the 1974 elctlons. issues but would 'e happy to ,. fiber- f WAIi1n' -----I '' AS L d'.ruon laws and that 1flwflfl my. Amendment nnienwncnt in states wnicn main in their normal family ueorge Bush. Gwen Anderson, the Washington state campaign for the Equal Rights she would encourage women to self one way or another." have not voted on it, she said, relationship in the White house. p Republican committeewoman who served on Amendment for women, Bush, who spent much of his 20-month play an active role Then, asked whether she "Yes, I would be happy to take She said she was "completely Smiling her way through a tenure Ford's vice presidential staff, will be Burch's defending former President Richard M. Nixon, would run happily with Ford in part in it." on, deputy, terHorsi said. dumbfounded the way the chil. half-hour of questioning before Mrs. Ford gave differin g re- 1976, the President's wife said, will head the U.S. mission to China As for her role as First Lady, dren adjusted.... They were just Mrs. Smith called herself "a moderate con- an overfl ow crowd of 142 re- sponses about her feelings on a with the rank of ambassador. "It depends on the state of the Mrs. Ford servati ve." She was a Nixon delegate in said she's already perfe"tly happy. We have had second term for her husband country." 1968 but porters and cameramen in U Mrs. Smith, finding It's "a very busy life." servants at home, so It Isn't as if said she "Was not part of the Goldwater state dining room, Mrs. Ford when reporters pressed her on the Republican National Committee meets For her here movement" 19g. said she will hold news confer- son Jack's report that she was said, "I will not take a politi. ests to be In art and children, help." n1n IIIl -- o - I __. --- Ifl -- Evening Herald ------ --- II • - •. T.. .,il - 4 :J ,, & p. _______ ':4:I-- 4 j,.. 1. enney A-___ I 20%off warm 'inter girls' 1i%nn S ___________________ _____________ 2 A,4 Big B ii NEW YORK (AP) Between the first and second quarters of the year, it found, Agnew, had to go. Entire stock reduced! Sale Sale 1280 A. Zip-f rcnt 'eskimo' jacket of acrylic pile with fur-took trim, nylon quilt lining. Sea blue, berry, purple or black. Sale Wm . Sale . . .. Sale 18.80 Sale 14.40 -Ak f was also unavoidably making a States, party political decision. Once Great wealth exposes any again the obituary notices on man to carping, but It also gives the Republican party have him a long run and, if he Is Proved to be premature. With lucky enough to have health and Nixon gone and the tm' energy as Rockefeller has, it peachment proceedings for. makes possible an exceptional maily closed, the party in breadth of Interests, shaken as Congress feelsthe imminent it has been by the self-Induced threat of devastation In the shipwreck of President Nixon, . November elections lifted. the American people can settle In the country and in the again, the continuity and White House it can begin to moderation of its government think about the presidential Assured. I Save on personal care. , t i'. - r A • 4 - I r' IY ' ' "S,,, - '\ -.. ' - it - - 47 •[:1fl:1, fl J'r- . - .4- — I r " :i - -1\. - - -.'-.' - '- ' - —. ................ Seminole Memorial Hospital's medical staff has establIshed a "hospital employes education fund" to assist full time employes In furthering their education charge of the program Includes Dr. Fred Welgans (seated)for specialty training. The committee in and (left to right) Dr. Jorge Gomez, Dr. Frank Clouts, Chief of Stall Dr. Charles W. Hardwick and Dr. Clyde K. Meade, committee chairman. TO AID EM P LO YES The committee Is working closely with a group within the hospital to determine the distribution of funds on the basis of need and availability. They hope the fund will better the relationship between hospital, employe and pbyJclan. —_ — ems n a i*o n nfInnn S 16.99 Reg. 19.99. JCPerine Reg. - - p, -. H.iri Hat Hair Dryer for Professi onal- style - Ai : drying action Large bonnet 4 hp;it 5f'I!lrlcjs ' .. . I• •7 d !' - ' Plus many others on - sale (not shown here.) - 'f 1 ) onCe rn — , . measures to control same. It has given fair notice of ntentlon to press for early ad. justment. Management call respond by either granting unusually large wage increases to preserve industrial peace or by resisting : and thereby counting work stoppages. Either way, we stand to lose. The first response would further fuel inflation, the second would further hobble already limping production. . . -'I r Does this mean, then, that at "' -1 ,such a time of economic Linbalance free bargaining betMISS FLORIDA AWARD ween employe and employer no Delta Leah Burke, Miss Florida, arri ved in Atlantic City in a longer suffices? Should the coo'lnated ensemble of navy blue and white. The two-piece government take a more active dress Li part of a $2,030 wardrobe the 17.yrar.old beauty queen role? Do we need something from Orlando was awarded from the 42 JCPenney stores In like a Court of Labor. Florida. The wardrobe for the brunette Valencia Community Management Relations whose College freshman emphasizes L"rgimdles, greens and blues decision In each dispute would highlighted with bright accessories, be binding on all parties' _- ii , - ' —"--_ "N - . ' iec!ric range has a COfltifluou Cleaning oven that keeps your oven looking clean with normal oven use Also features flour, lighted cook top window-Oven door, interior light and 'j)ef'k SWItCh and timed appliance outlet Ava,i,lhh. tieCofatU, COIor Cost no rnnt' CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Save 10.07 - Reg. 39.95. Salo 29.88. AM/FM dtgitJ cto SflO)Z(' t)uttp and a 60 'flhrlUip -t 'tr,t Wak, to hliuSC Or F 'dual,',) L'iiit-i AFC on FM. adjustable i .itjrrn anti vooiJqrj,n high impact i_hr I -1fl4'i ' O , .• ' i . i'l' - ¶'3 ,.. .. - 101 1) ,' . ' P . • ! 4 -" I ,1'. 0 ,_ — •\ I i \ # .t r ' I T / ' , - ,i 4 I • I ' - I ' , " - ED Open 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Store phone... 323.1310 LJ F7 , dispute could Interfere with the national contract negotiations. "At a time when coal miners Miller himself is giving a are being Asked to double or week's pay to the strik~ said: even treble coal production, it Is Kentucky miners. The UMW important to pause and has given the Kentucky strike remember the Prirp miners as one of its reasons for calling Pay um Price again." Bituminous Coal Operators' Nevertheless the federal Association has seized on this to much in the national interest to effect conducting a secondary maintain our present coal boycott, which would be illegal. NowP ew an Var e es rotects N Pl I lj_,. ) ___(U'_ , . ."_ - ,, --______________________________ \* , F.,, _j* _. t i ti By FRANK J. JASA County Agricultural Agent has been available under the Patent Act through the U.S. Patent Office since 1930. The U.S. Department of Computers are being used by AgriCuIttWe has Issued over 100 the Plant Variety Protection plant variety protection cer- Office to help determine if a tificates since Inception of a variety Is new and this concept new service giving exclusive has attracted worldwide at. rights to plant developers to tention to this Program. Under grow and sell their novel the system, a computer T.:.i?Ti - , - 1.101(i hi', -- ,' - , -------_ 22 pany of eastern Kentucky, owned by the Duke Power under a clause thaI its contracts since the days of Company of North Carolina, Its founder, John L Lewis. one of the biggest electric Mine safety is also an Issue that power companies, to sign a the 11MW takes very seriously, contract with the UMW. Miller — already 73 miners ha ve been CUrlers winning the Eastover killed this year—and in tends to battle essential to his union's make a major demand in the bid to return to the southern Appalachian coalfieds and has November warned the employers that the UMW president,Arnold Mifl varieties of seed-reproduced memory bank is used to plants. compare an application against The 100th certificate was all known past and present among six recently mailed varieties. certificates involving new To make this system work, arIeties of cotton wheat descriptions of all known tttuce and peas. varieties for a given crop are Issued under authority of the taken from available literature Plant Variety Protection Act, a and are prepared on an law enacted In December 1970, establ ished form for storage In the first 100 certificates went to the computer. An applicant's 35 different seed firms, descri ption of cla im ed new research foundations and state variety following the same universities for new varieties of form is placed in the computer. lettuce, soybea ns, w heat, cotton, e mputer is Th co then asked by beans, peal, and asters. An a Plant Variety Protection additional 305 applications Office examiner to print out involving 57 kinds of seed detailed descriptions of reproduced plants were pen- varieties tiat re most sim ilar ding action in the Plant Variety to the new variety. The Protection office of USDA's examiner closely compares th e Agricultural Marketing Ser. characteristics of these similar vice, varieties and decides whether Similar protection for plants the applicant's variety is new reproduced by cuttings, bud. and entitled to a certificate of dings, rhizomes and grafting plant variety protection - ft - Sale right to call such a memorial down, saying that it is "very alleging that the union is in acitvierating inflation and was helped lean by the previous administration's halfhearted -- - thing most Americans will want should avoid direct in. encompass the entire economy. But when that speed becomes to indulge in. volvement in labor- And it is government whose too great, when prices soar and Price increases, the ma nagement relationships. Yet policies have the greatest buying power shrinks, can skyrocketing cost of food, it must be accepted that today, Impact on that economy, government stand aside and let taxes, lagging stock market — labor-management settlements It is one thing when govern, economic nature take Its all these are worries we would can not be made In Isolation ment speeds up a lagging course? It is a question that li ke to forget, 11 only for one from the rest of the economy. It economy through deficit must be answered. day. The problems and needs of "labor" are thus the problems and needs of the whole nation. While we are not, fortunately, involved at the moment in widespread labor-management ' discord, It is not for lack of — grievances. Labor has made It _ " _ ".' __ plain that it feels the workingman suffers most from — Save on clock radios. practice only two days before the the first holiday break, catMOnda7Frjda1astw "amemorjaltohevjctjmso( canycoatjj lungtheir U5td I bas th a lack ano er target in disease and coal company mind the continuing refusaj volence" i of the Eastover Mining Corn. The union Is exercising energy administrator, John take the matter in the National Sawhlll, has deplored the shut- Labor Relations Board - ;4 1. convicted in April of the murder mine heads to remain on the job of a union rival, wildcat str& have flourished and hampereds during such holiday breaks Miller rejected a this roduction. But there request by the coal employers nothin" wildcat about th for a continuation of th e ,4, uMW':dalon to shut u I.IUWfl There are those who argue is only government whose spending, as it has demon- . # One p . ; ..-..' .. Big ve Already coal production has it more bargaining leverage bee.,Interrupted during holiday ith the employers. periods in June and July. In the With the disarra fluid past union, a legacy of the former he mbers involved in Tony Boyle, who was allowed the transport of coal from the 41. -'--a e i - . Awl Th , - . , . ' I I • .- or production' The memorial" by the union's 120,000 members WASHINGTON — (LENS) — will cut coal supplies by 10-12 There's a cat-and-mouse game million inns at a time when going on in the coal industry stocks are a lready abnormally Playing it is the United Mine* low; the steel Industry is In the Workers' Union u. worst position with an average of o nl y two weeks' supply. year contract with UMW Still has the option operators ends on November 12. of calling another five-day un on 's airn to memorial before November. coal stocks y that date to economy is probably the last strongly that government responsibilities and powers strated it can do quite handily. F' - Tht Herald Senlees 1 (1 Heavy thinking about the ' 'I p k I L - • re Pecting a dip in their capital MinersGetReady - 1.; ro Loriieesice £ioàra, suggesl3 that capital spending is likely , remain strong In 1V5. It said about per cent of manufacturers responding in the survey expect their capital spe nding in rise in 1975, 30 per cent expect LIU.le change over 1974 levels, and 20 per cent anticipate a decline. Nearly one-hall of those ex- spending next year that Is, 10 per cent of all the manufac. turers- surveyed — cite tight credit condi ti ons as a dominant factor. Nevertheless, a separate sur- . r / EDUCATION FUND I ........... virnIimbn!l .uauji. - -.-'-- ., C. Embroidered ac rylic pile jacket with shaggy trim has nylon quilt lining, drawstring hood. Zip. up front. Navy, blue or burgundy. - F who would go down well at Re. publican rallies in the Great 8. Hooded nylon quilt jacket has elasticized waist, knit cuffs, ac rylic pile lining. In blue, plum or tangerine. vey of large manufacturers, this one also conducted by the plans have been thwarted by numerous factors, including en- _Sf . event that he should die In of. water camp for a right-winger s experience is I the list of his succesdul Plains Long labelled aconser. c enterprises is long. and r. valive hi`rnsel' , he is signalling he is never without the stable c)( to the Country that he Intends to first-class advisers that stand as close to the poli tical intelligent man of wealth and center as a conserva ti ve can position can assure himself. get. His choice of Rockefeller Is En the political grou ps the most conspiciiousof many di slike or fear him do not SUs $iIahJ, usually question his capacity to Ali and _--:_ Uy yUft decent as he Is, Ford Is no angel he gives his mind to it, In. but a mortal politican, and in chiding if necessary the Choosing Ule Vice President he government, of the United I postponed by poor niar keU and expansion t.J"' f / to Act in that spirit, and he did, President Ford had to provide brushing aside the hectic for the succession in the unlikely but not Impossible Pressure fr Sizes 7-14, Reg. 15.50 ....Sale 12.40 Sizes 3-6x, Reg. 14,50 Sale 11.60 Sizes 7-14, fleg. 23.50 Sizes 3-6X, Reg. $18 $1 - 1 i r'ig MA ANALYSIS Sizes 7-14, Reg. $19 ....... Sale 15.20 Sizes 3-6X, Reg. $16 If he can do it, and if conse- The facts seem to dictate to quenUy Mr. Ford can face v. Mr. Ford that he should deal tng him as Vice President for a with the Democratic Congress full elective term starting in in as bipartisan a spirit as he 1976, then Rockefeller will be an unusually solid asset to Ford's &I A, veit campaign, likely to help him "I" carry several big states, beginning with New York can manage, and In that sense quite probably including Pennhe has made a decidedly tin- sylvania and Cali fornia, which pressive start. Ford will need to carry against In choosing his Vice Presi- the Democrats. Not least, dent Mr. Ford was well advised . tion lines more efficient. - f_Ill a- One reason for expecting a peak has been reached In a propriations, said the board, is that electrical machinery or. ders are being increasingly afected by troubles in the electric utility Industry, Utilities are among those In. dustries that have been forced curtail borro wing. Bond is - = -- ckets, - 0 wing in Federal Reserve Bard's tight money poli cy is in discour age spending, thus bringing economy down to a tionary pace. The most logical explanation for the surge in appropriations is that many U.S. ind ustries be. lieve they m ust expand their The ls.rgest jump In appropriatlons, rome 125 per cent, was regIster! by the netroleum industry, with n.rtferrous - . [Ir . While the board said It feels an appropriations peak might have been reached, the subst.anUal increase in spending plans during the AprI•MayJune — Ofl iron, that per and - Since appropriations are authorizations in spend money In the future, the impact of heavy capita! Spending most likely will be felt for many months to come, when the actual spending way to re-establish the free then to decide whether to ization supported business, found In a study just legitimacy of ;overnmnent offer Rockefeller the vicefiiiith that the nation's 1,000 indecd, some Americans think presidential no mina tion, or not, largest manufacturers have it very odd — but it Is w ha t the it will depend, one rna Constitution says. Politically suspect, on the ability or in. sharply raised their capital ziprs__ .-, flrfl,,,flflI, pvuiung, rreswent Ford ability r that Rockefeller shows draws his legitimacy from in the next two years to subdue Congress, since it Was the con, his own ebullience, and keep his sensus of Congress, firmly con- own private apparatus of veyed to President Nixon last wealth and power reasonably year by Melvin Laird, that under 'cover, as befits a subor caused the already shaken dinate role. Rockefeller Is - President to appoint Mr. Ford somewhat unaccustomed to when theVePresIdent Spiro be gan y' metals mark about monetary policy. manufacturers tne spenaing of $16.29 bithon, a whopping 39 per cent rease. that would be ftight an odd office until then. Ford will be _____ quarter adds another questi on these -. Unless aziieiziing goes sent Ford's choice of Vice abruptiy wrong, President Ford The answer in the first quesPresident, Nelson Rockefeller, will be an incomparably tion Is no, they're not holding the United States will have a stronger candidate than any down spending. The answer in head of state and an heir- contender might have been who the second Is yes, they should be presumptive neither of whom emerged from the carnage of a discouraging spending has ever been nationally contested Republican conIs correct, elected in anyt hing. vention two years from now, The Conference Board,organan inIn most western countries had Nixon managed to cling in dependent research £ Thursday, Sept. 5, 1974-1 B 0 iess B Ostir'ig SPe elections of 1976, and there is those high intemt rates hold tng down business prospects suddenly l ow. 7U Herald Services . ,.• KoCIcY Be o a 9i, N ._\ -; ---: Thursday, Sept. 5, 1974 Woman Named GOP Head ----S --- - .. ;-1 �-- 2 B—Evenlng Herald Thursday, Sept. 5, 1974 Evening Herald Soil Preparation Inf lation Seminole county Land Transact"ions Are Recorded Drivina Is Gardening Must ------ (QCD) Kent Edgar Bateman, Charles D. King & wf Julia to Joseph H. Flenner & wf igL 10 Mary J. Bateman, egl.— Deccatexine Constr, crp to(QCD) Lola Sam,, etal, heir's Clark J Vitulli & wf Jewell Warrick & wf Dcris, Beatrice to Robert P. Schuster Dolores Charles Bosserman Jr. & wf J. Ahearn, wid., Lt 4 Frank Adamowich & wf Tract 28, Evan,dale No. 4 In Govt. U 4 U.clife Jacqueline to David L Jonker Gladys & phillip H. & (less 1320' & S 1170.2') & wf Theresa M., U 31 Blk B Blk D, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 5, Heury, Lola Sam, & Wil wf Daisy to Peter E. Row, Exec. SWt4 of NWYI of Sec JS-20.30 Sec lie & wf Cynthia, IA 5 Blk D, Winter Carolyn Bosserznan to Norman est $8,500. The Meadows West, $42,000. $64,900, Rich, L. Rose IA. 176 Quee ns $100 Sami, U 9 BIk 9, 11cr H. San- Spr ings, 1-48,500. Jack A. Tsylor& wf Emily to S. Rosen, Trustee, that portion Mirror So Addn GB, $5,000. D.A. Portilla & wf Edna to Goebel Ftr., Inc., to John P. lord $100. Richard J. Doyle & wf Lynn of SEEr of SEC 14-21.S-, S 436, Helen Majewski, form. Lamar P. Sumner & Kathryn, Edw. J. Kelly & wf Joyce P., U Kelly & wf Joan A., U 8 111k B Peter Rose, exec. est to Walters & fib. Edw. to Gary P. Lfl Blk B Dommerlch huh, 6th 8 BUt A, Summerset North, Sec Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 8 $55,900. Mar Willard M. Meadows & wf to John G. Bechtold & WI Jean less E 250' & less W 214.82' & James W. Perkins & WI Edith tha to Ardell Willis & V., Lt 113 Spring Oaks, $35,900, Walters—Beg. NE cor Lt A. Addn. $49,700. 3, $35,900. less r-w Old Forest City Alt. rd., M., LL Oireenleaf & Wilson Addn, Lk Ronald E. Meyer & wf Manuel S. Nieto, E in, of W½ 176 Queens Mirror So. Wm. G. Kimball & wf 6 acres rn-I, $525,000. City of Sanford to First New Vista Constr to Simon J. Margaret to Lawrence Walters of NW~i of Addn, CO $16,500. Ma ry $4,200 NEk,4 Of NWL4 of Sec Frances to Thomas R. Herr Ing Church of Nazarene, Us 16-30 Jaspers & WI Janet, Lt 42 & wt Joan F. Lt 29 Botic & Stuhrke, Inc. to Wm. 1. Cotton & wf jean to Sleepy 16-20-30. $8,000. The Huskey Co. to Todd Blk 4, Palm Terr., $7,500. & wf Priscilla S., Lt 36 & W 9' of Dillworth C. Sheffield & wf Robert English Woods Ist Addn $52,000. Hollow, Ist Addn, Jyi,000. C Floyd & f Garnett, Greater Constr. Corp to Eric 37 English Woods, W,ODO. Constr. Inc. —Lt 14 Blk A Louise E. Brown & hb Linda N, Lt 6 Blk B Sweetwater IA. 21 Blk 2, WeatherVX Wrenco Homes Inc., to Byron Rosa Smith, wid to Ida Cray V. Cofley & wf Judith, Lt 8 Blk . ield Ist Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6 $13,900 Harold F. Jaconson & wi Richard to Wanda Win & wi M. Cotterman & wf Joyce Ann, Bx 44 Oviede, Sec 10-21-31, N P, The Woodlsns Sec., $46,000. J osephi ne to Nazzareno Carlini Leonard K. Vogel, Trustee to Conrad, 1A 2 Second Plat of Lt 288 Wrenwood His., Un. 2, 138'of S 348'of E 153'of Huskey Co. to Wm. B. Kenneth V. Trotter & wf NV~4 of Wi.5, K. Ireland & wf Mary J.— Balimer & Weiss s-tJ $6,5fl Crank Constr. to Kenneth J. & wf Barbara, Lt 15 Blk A $34,60(. Davidson & wf V!olet E., SE less N 73' of Lt 4 Phyllis to Patrick E. Accrocco Beg. 1325.52' E of intersec. of W E laft $100. hall & wf Marguerite H., N !ynnwood Rev. t1 500 WunCnntr to MnPI .. . V °-c:-. .., ., , Lt. i t ô c ienterime 01 Arrngton & wf o &' Hollow, ist Wal ter TSethr es t & wf Grace (correc ti ve, $100. Ann D., U 156 Vtllaxnln Jr., & wf Narclsa K., neth E. Porter & WI Mary A., all of 24 & S 25 ' of vaca Lt Addn $100. ted St. Curryville Rd., etc. $10,00o & Robt, Watson & wf Frieda to Winsor Manor, Ist Addn. Condom. Res. Unit 22, Sheoah, 7 Blk Clement J Ford, etc., dba Sec 2 Suburban Homes, $32,700. B Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. Donald F. O'Connell & Mabel $53,100. Marjorie Dennis, sgI to James E. Brown & Sec 10, 134,000, wt Mary L, Ford, Greene, & Meadows Robert K. Ford 6, $56,500 Gilmour, sgl to Joan Meyer, & wf Karen to Charles W, Finnigan, N 23' of Lt S.I.D. Dev. to Marion W. Lt. 13 81k A, Brantley Shores, Prop, to Willis H. dePont— Gee W. Taylor Jr & WI Ann to Gayland C. Moore Vernon J. Bateman & wi Mary, & wf Sally 282 & all of 283, Queens Mirror wid.—Lt 1 81k C Eastbrook s.d Arrington & wf Ann D., 1st Addn. 122, 0. part of L. David Homer Ill & WI Jayne to Samuel B. Bedding & tnt; Lts 4-11, Blk A & Lts 4-7 Blk U. 2 Blk A Druid Hi Un. 14 $38,300 wf So. lls Eat., 1st Addn CB, $18,000. Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Jon M. B, Iowans s.d. Amended Pint Addn., Lt 155 Wlnsor Manor, 1st Addn. B. Lt 13 81k E, Spring Valley Deborah If. $44,000. Lt 13 & N 10' of 14 (QCD) Ruby Knight sgl to $100 Epoch Prop Inc. to Charles Lombard & wf Sandra, Lt 257 (corrective, $100. Farms, Sec. 4, $100,000 81k 11, Be! Air $21,900, (Continued on P-4B) Best& WI Mary, 1*2 Blk A, The Willie Knight sgl—LL 10 111k 11 Wrenwood Ills., Un. 2. 133.700. .......(OCfl Edith I — t(Cfls 1fr (QCD) Wm. J. Godmsn& f . Tiu UtA uj rwu iran & WI SpringsDe rwoodEs$,,$g5,5 Lockhart d 1100 Devco Orl. Inc. to Thomas R. Gloria etc to Grange Prop Inc., wid. to '- Int: Dolores A. Jones Alberta to W. Bradford Daniel E. Suhrle & wf Ruth to Us Morris McClelland to lone D. Glides & wf Yolanda, Lt 10 81k tOJoAnnWbelchc1Warflc,U 38 39 & 40 Blk N Northgate & z to Harvey Schuler & WI Hastings & wf Susan s 25-35, 239 Spring Oaks, Un. 2, $100. U Robert S. Palm er Mcclelland, his wf., Lt 5 81k A, Robert S. $1 00. G Camelot Un. 2, $36,300. Edit, U 28 Blk I, Sunland Est,, mel 111k II, etc., Crystal Park, Wm. H. Maddox & wf Va. to Palmer & wf Jean C.---S' of Lt Rev. Plat of The Springs E)evco of Orl., Inc. to Wm. J. Cliics H. Crouch & Robert C. Ayers, Sr. & wf Amended Pint $oo. $8,000. f Mercill 5A, MeNeils Orange Villa Glenwood Vilinge, Sec 1, 1100. Meyers& wf Gretchen M., IA 14 U., U 4 81k 11 Indian Hills Un. Lola to Ivan R. Manchette, sgl., Thomas U. Hansel & wf Jo Eunice Wessiund & hb Victor $4,000 iluskey Co., to Orion J. Smith 81k N Camelot Un, 2, $36,400. 2, $46,000. U 169 O.P. Swope Land Co. Flat Ann to Jack W. hoyt & Monty F. to W. Bradford Hastings & wf & wf Linda A., Lt 6 Blk C D.E. Suhrie & wf Ruth to of Black Hammock $21,500. Lawrence D. Van Ore & wf Barbara L. N.*-rington, sgl to Mathias, Lt 52, The Colonades, Susan Lts 25-35, 111k H, etc., Sweetwater Charles D. Watson & wf Oaks, Sec 4, Judith to Ida v.Cnspell, wid,U ArthurGWitters&wfBe%erly Anne E. Doerfier, wid & 3rd Sec. $18,900. Crystal Park $35,000. $76,900. Kathleen—Us U & 7A, McNeil Leona Davis to Tibor Vag & wf 1 Blk G Camelot Un. 1, $32,00. U 16 81k A, Winter Woods Un. Ruth C. Vanderpool to Lowell V. Peddicord & wf Orange Villa $16,000 Charles B. Stratton Jr & WI C. B. Franklin, sgi. to Church 1, $45,000. Priska, S 15' of Lt 5, & all of 6 Thelma V. Gale, Lot 23, 81k 3, Ravena to Marilyn C. Gilbert, Renee to Malcolm W. Golden & of God Cameo Builders, Inc. to Wm. less by Faith Inc., Lt 13 131k A part etc., Blk D, Ridge Weathersfield James L. Spires & wf Joyce to 1st Addn Lt 29 81k H, Sunland Est., wf Irene R., IA 25 111k D Sum. H. Hemphill—IA 4 131k F $10,000 South Sanford, $12,500. High s.d $21,000. Anthony G Cherrillo & wf June, grantor life est) $100. Amended Plat $19,500. merset North Sec. 2 *26,000. Mafcolm H. Cooper & WI Dunkin Donuts of Fla., Inc. to Lt. 2 Woodcrest Un. 2, *35.000. Patricia L. Durham & hb John D. Stone, Sr., widr to Marl Freeman sgl to Jess R & U Rogers Co., Inc., to Second Dunkin' Donuts Florence to C.D. Howell—Lt 15 Ronald to Robert k Svlvin R, wf John IiStnn Realty a t'........._ -. .... • i., 'iii auger W. zirulnsma & WI Inc. E½ of S & N 45' of Lt. 16, Blk A Oakland Patricia Lt 8 Blk A. The S½ of NE% of of IA 555, SE% See 28-20-32, grantors int: N 225' of U 2 N. of Sharlene ft., Lt 8 less E 9' Blk A, Altamonte Land Hotel & Nv. ff Shores $40,tsjU Colonnades, 1st Sec. $17,400. E of Oviedo Geneva Rd., SR Holiday On., Survey for Frank Keezel s-d, $27,200. Epoch Prop Inc. to Timothy Co. sd, $110,000. Charles M. Crowell & WI Eliz. 426, & W of Geneva. Chuluota Guernsey, $100. W.H. Green & Sons Inc. to C. Perry & wf Mary 1— to Richard Glater & wf Iris S., Rd (less N 101 ) $100. Ellen L. Martin & hb. Porter H A Ross Constr. to Gary J. Joseph L. McFarland & condom. Unit c-134 Bldg. 9, IA 2381k B, Sterling Park Un. 1, WI to Cameron Salvage & Supply John D. Stone Sr., with-, to Moskop & wf Deborah, Lt 33 Blk Paulette, LA 52 Walden Tern, Wekiva Villas $41,000 Co. Inc. Lts 9-12, i n cl. Blk E, $32,500. Billy D. Vinson & wf Patricia, S G North Orlando Terr., Sec S $33,500. EDDW. C. Wells & WI Delores Fern Park Est., $64,000. Annabelle G. Ross & hb Louis 150' of N 310' of Stj of NE4 of Un. 1, $27,00). Ronald E Meyer & wf to Charles E. Williams & wf to Jimmie R. Brown & wf SE;4 Sec 28-20-32, E W. H. Green & Sons Inc. to of OviedoOtho C Bell & WI Diane to Margaret to Linda A Hayes, Judy D.—Lt 13 81k J Lake Rhonda C. & Imogene Maples Geneva Rd. $100. Glenn R. Lamb & wf Janice S., Wm. C. Scarl Ill & wt Francine, sgl., Lt 15 Blk X, The Wayman His., We Addn. Lot 53 Walden Ten'., $33,500. Khmer, 5½ of LI 20, all of 21 & John D. Stone Sr., to Luyine LI 19 Blk 14, Suburban Homes, Woodlands, Sec 3, $49,900. $25,500 Nader Homes Inc. to Richard N½ of 22 111k 2, Fairvi ew, S.Klnnatrd,sgl,,s210'of St d 0f $18,500. Todd Constr Inc., to , George Thomas D. Watson & WI Rita $18,000. J. Sullivan &wf Elinor C, IA 85 • NE4 of SE¼ Sec 28-20-32, & N Dar lene G. Kishton, sgl to L. Morris Sr., Beg at SE cor. to Dale R. Rampt & wf Peggy of Barclay Woods, 1st Addn., Vivian Cham be rs & hb. 93.103' etc., E of Rd. $100. John L Sauls, Sr & wf Clara H., repl. of Tr. 47, 81k A, Sanlando $45,600. Sue—Lts 17 & 18 81k 41, Ronald to Gabriel A. Nogueiras HI-Lo Corp., Inc., to James R. U 14 Blk C, Woodmere Park, Springs. Sanlando The Sub. Beaut. Palm & WI Magaly Lts 1 & 2 Blk A, Davis & wf Sara, 1* 7 English Grange Prop., Inc. to David 2nd repl. $19,300. David L. Marvfn& WI Una to Springs Sec. 137,00 N. Kagey & wf Pamela, U. 711 Wildmere Addn., LW $22,800. Woods, 1st Addn $12,500. Austin Dcv. to Bernard John R. Ivey & wf Barbara, E Spring Oaks Un. 4, $39,100. Fashionable Homes Fla., Inc. Toni Waiman, sgl to John H. Cooper & WI Carol to Gillins, U 12 Sanlanta, Third 183.00' of N 218.045' of 14 78 Mc Jack E. McCoo1 & wf Sharon to Thomas M. Ryan Jr & wf Annarose Dellatto, sgl., U 21 James I.. Hughey & WI Peni, Lt Sec., $24,000. Nells Orange VIlls, $9,000. to Arthur L. Jackson & WI Gwytba M.—Lt 161 Windsor 81k 20 Weathersfleld 2nd ACICIn 13 81k A, Maitbie Shores, 15t Alvin B. Humiston to Alvin B. (QCD) Daniel R Perry, sgl to Manor, lit addn. $51,500 Priscilla,, Lt. 19 & S'4 of alley & $30,000. Addn, $25,bOO. Humiston & wf Suzanne E., Lt Sharon R. Perry, sgl. & David Lt 78 Bookertown s-d, 19(X). Paul F. Reed & WI Rhoda to Inez A. Dunn, wid to John L.Wm. 476 & N½ of 478, Frank L. R. Halley, her fat., U 17 & E'7 R. white & wi Bride John Sernonski & WI Theresa— Clowers & WI Violets U 3 Blk A Ruinak Prop., Inc. to Wm. St.niey K Elkins & of 16 Blk E. Lake Wayman fits., Powers (married) & Harry S?WITY Woodruff s.d of Lands, $100. V LI 3 Blk A, Knollwood $78,000 Lynwood Rev., $34,700. Cross Co. Constr. to H A $100. U 13 111k If West Altamonte Richard Edw. Chandler & wf Newcomer (married), U. 781k Eliz. Sexton, wid to jack A. Miller Constr., Beg at Intersec. James C Zeigler to Amos C & B Johnson Poultry Farms, Gladys to Louis R. Haubner, Jr. Rosier & WI Carol, US 317 319 hits., Sec 2 $15,000. Lucien P. Vlvas & WI Gilberta of E r-w line Palm Springs Dr., Queen Esther Jones, N 626.125' $35,000 & Richard P. Dapore—.parts of 321 etc., Longwood, $25,000. to Robert C Adair, U 18 & 10' & N r-w of Orange St., etc. of W S ch. of S 14 ch. of NW44 of Bion L Wright, adzn., est Its 6,748 Blk B Sanlando Spgs James T. Powell & wi Nancy $45,CXK). SWt,-r less part etc., Sec 31-20-30, Judith Aten, to Ruselano Corp., of 19 Blk B English Ests. Un. 3 Tr. no. 4 $83,000 to Nancy Powell, Lt 80 $45,000. Vim. B. Spears & wf Mae to 2 acres $10,000. It. 40 GoldIe Manor, lit Addn., Bryson E. Kennedy & wf Longdale, $100. Grand Solar Industries Inc., Thomas Fitzgerald, sgl Charles A. Lewis & w f Marie $22,000. Deborah B. to Helen E. Naylor Devco of Ort, Inc. to Elton E½ of NW of NE44 of Sec. 14- to Carlo Volpi & WI Rosina & sgl—U 4 81k B Oak Arbor s.d David Stempler & wf Cherry, IA Wallace L. Bozeman & H. A. Ross Constr, Co to 21-31 1100. I.AZ Lt 65 San Lanta 3rd Sec Allan E. Berguson & WI Aurora, Donald A. Branson & WI Dayna $36,000 16 81k N Camelot Un. 2 $36,300. $17,500. . . (QCD) Ronald Woodcock & N 210' of 12i ch. of E 105' of W J., It 36 111k G North Orlando wf Sandra to Joe E. Wiginton, 1003.14', Sec 35-19-30, $18,500. Ten',, Sec. 5 Unit. 1, $27,000. Jerold S. Rendel & Wm. tnt: Its 56 7 81k 3, & Its 1 & _•....,._.... uruii iu win. E. inomas & Wi 10 Blk 4, eta], North Orl. VeeB,UI54,WoodcregtUn. Ranches, Sec 9 $Ioo. 11101,000. CUSTOM MADE Thomas C Small Jr., & wf Albertha N. Green to James Georgia to Henry S. Oglesby & B. Green, son of grantor, Gall WI Shirley, It 15 Blk B Wood. P., grandau., U 7 & W½ of U 6. mere Park, 2nd rep) $17,300. Blk D. Lincoln Park, $100. Truman Ison & WI Betty to Riviera Contr.,Ltd,,toElmer Laura M. Gold (Jried)U11 jji that work wonders for your home B. Fetscher & Margaret, IA 46 So. Plnecrest, 2nd Adds $29,500. Winter Springs Un. 2, $55,000. Gladys 0. Cornett, sgl to ' John P. Spriggs &wf Jeri to Arthur Cornett & wf Eileen Wm. E.blumfleet&wf Anita, IA M.,Beg at SE cor. of NE1 4 of 107 Casa Aloma $38 ,500. NEL4 of Sec 22-20-32, etc., $100. . . . I J JASA County Agricultural Agent Break all clods and level with a rake, or harrow the soil after turning to maintain good soil Soil reparaUon and liming is texture and prevent excessive the second step In vegetable drying. For small seeded crops gardening, following the such as carrots, and all crops to original site selection. 'flils is a certain extent, a finely the most physical part of pulverized surface Insure? vegetable gardening. On large e asier planting, bettw ger. gardens, mechanical equip. mlnatlon and consequently a ment such as a rototiller or more even stand. The hand tractor-drawn plow of ten is rake is a useful tool for the final necessary. However, on soil preparation. smaller gardens, the task can In many gardens, soil be accomplished with a spade, preparation includes the apcn4in ' By FRANK J. Indus try To Banks The But Hooper and other market strength of some blue chip trouble with the stock market, men must suspect that ano ther stocks today. said the broker, that it has diabolical Law holds the market As it begins this week, the fa llen under t he domination of captive. It Is th e law of broken market now has very little hope Murphy's Law, which states promises and frustrated hopes. left for any sudden economic that when trouble comes every. It states that you shouldn't hope changes of sufficient strength to thing that can go wrong does go because it won't come true. t ur n It around. Each day the wrong. Market men consoled them. bleak reality settles lower over "It is the opposite of St. selves for many months with "the street." Paul's idea of everything work. the hope that once Wa terga te Market men know, for u. ing together for the good," said was be hind the nation the stock ample, that no pronouncement Lucien Hooper, vice president market would move forward. It of President Ford is go ing to of mcj,, & MWnW a.. f:-' chinclos,s Kohlmeyer Inc. " Then, brokers waited for in. en Investors from stocks and What can break the spell? He flatlon to crack. Reports, based into the credit market, where listed these: more on hope than fact, related their cash earns unpreced ented More Arab oil money -night to anyone who would listen that dividends. come to the market on the the, food prices were bound to drop. These are the forces that also ory that the dollar is the best of The Agriculture Department have driven American industry the world's major currencies, buried that hope with its from the stock markets, where Rising commodity prices drought report. some of them can't raise a might decline. With that news the market dime, into the offices of the "Then we are approaching took another dive, plunging bankers,whohaye themoney to Labor Day, which often in the through the 7 100-point "barrier" lend but at devastatingly high past has marked a turning lxlint on the Dow Jones Industrial rates. in economic and investment Average like lead through tisMonetary restraint is chief trends," mused Hooper. sue paper, which is about the ingredient of those forces, ______ NEW YORK (Al' ) " U I _____________________ i_____ is •-r%& __________ ____ _______ _____ i ______ ___________ __________________________________________ _____ ___ I _____________________ --. .. .- • __________________________________________ .,..._____________ 1Ij1 --r'- _____ _______ -- _________ - _____ , .•:-L -_I - _____ 7- 7 " . Garden -- IN 1975 MODEL DODGE LINEUP slightly big St d .__, I Fertilizer I'r:ces Interest Revived U.S. Jr - COSTA RiCAGUATEMALA EL SALVADOR Look For S Durabil ity $29900 In Outdoor Furniture with SUN TRAVEL AGENCY - 0 — -- 0 — SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING CENTERS " UItI... - . S* ' _S'._, J - - t 'j 1 - ENTIRE STOCK ,,.I, .i EtA' 1 - w - - - ' . - II, B.T. Udee - - ... I Behi ory , - ground should be turned about where a soil test shows It to be three weeks before planting, needed. Most vegetables grow ROLE Weeds, cover crops and best in a so il that has a PH added organic matter such as between 5.5 and 6.5, or Dodge Cornonet Brougham 2-door hardtop is an expanded series of all -new intermediates animal manure may all be acid. Liming materials and the redesigned for consumers who seek car convenience and lux ur y In smaller cars. Coronet body s pa ded under at the same time, amount to apply styles Include sedans and wagons. will vary wi th Sufficient time must be allowed soil type and crop to be grown for the freshly turned-under but generally a reaction below organic material to decompoh5e p115.5 indicates a need for lime, and become fairly well rotted and 2 to 4 pounds of dolomitic q . before the seeds are planted. lime per 100 square feet is a n Woody plant material such as fairly effective applicationto Hig1 sticksanddrjcdsta l ks a re best start remedi al program. removed from the garden Dolomite is a good liming rather than cut Into the soil, material due to its magnesium Likewise, perennial grass and content. Owing to its relatively weed should be removed slow reaction, it should be wherever possible to eliminate applied well ahead of planting, recurring problems. pr eferably2to3mo The story behind today's high 1940.70, phosphates 5-fold, BY FRANK J.JASA During the next several weeks, such as aspara gus, r h u barb and and plants were shut down, and prices for fertilizer began to potash 9-fold. World fertilizer plant County AgriculturalAgent this column will provide the globe artichokes could ownership changed be unfold back in the 1960'S when usage paralleled amateur gardener with grown although they are not trends, rapidly. fertilizer producers learned a The Increasing cost of food suggestions en e abl1s'In and But by the late 1960's The early 1970's saw an well adapted to this area, harsh lesson about overex- production capacity has revived the interest in home mainta ining a vegetable garwas outa br upt swing in the pendulum. Grow vegetables that are parxilng plant 111 il jl I,l lI capacities, vegetable gardens. Whether den, distancing growth in 111111 11, fertilizer Less developed countries liked by you and your family. Before World War money can be saved In growing Most vegetables may be only use. Fertili Other considerations should be seven U.S. firms were meted. In zer prices plum. continued to step up fertilizer your own vegetables will grown in this area if planted In the size 1970 the retail price of use, particularly In the wake of of your garden and the manufacturing anhydrous anhydrous ammonia had the drought depend on many factors, the proper season. of 1972 as they Even crops nutritive value of the ammonia, the basic ingredient dropped to half the level of the drove vegetables. to rebuild agricultural In nitrogen fertilizers. But by late 1950's and phosphates and production. Fertilizer imports Selecting the garden site is 1969 over 85 firms had been potash prices by a bout 12 per by many countries shot important. Locate the garden in lured into the business by to the cent, record heights. The developed full sunlight If possible. If you leap-frogging demand for plant Sagging prices discouraged countries were hard put to F w" must choose, mo rning exposure nutrients. Consumption of plants from adding additional supply the stricken nations with to full sunlight Is more nitrogen In the United States capacity. In some cases confertilizer, let alone to produce ne cial be fi than af te rno on ex. Says increased more than 17-fold in struction was ha lt 9 DAYS-8 NIGHTS ed , older enough to boost food and fiber / posure. Put root crops, Winter FULLY ESCORTED output at home. tomatoes, corn, potatoes, As a result, world supply HEATING cucwnbers and melons in as demand for fertilizer moved Summer f ull suniight as possitge,o0 back in to balance much faster the leafy crops can withstand COOLING INCLUDING AIR FARE more slacie than expected, and prices You Get Both With The Guatemalan Tourist Institute Welcomes You soared. T'eeandahnibroots com pete th n Arms To "The nd That Invented Recalling the experience of the Color." vegetable plants for nutrients and water. If the sixties, fertilizer producersare to cautious garden must be about overexpanding located near an efficient, quiet, By LOUISE L GILL sunlight, have low maintenance In the Seventies. Expansion is ; trees and shrubs, dig a ditch 1½ compact Central system to 2 feet deep and place roofing Extension Home Ecomonles costs and be easy to keep clean, underway, but the effort has that provides comforting agent One popular type of outdoor been frustrated by short paper or a sheet of plastic film 7 warmth In winter refreshed cool air furniture Is genuine redwood, natural gas supplies and enalong one side of the trench. AUthIzedAgentForAllAIriin.s Or summer. You'll enloy !fouoorfuisonur Chairs and tables made of vironmental constraints. it Refill the ditch with soil to form And Steamship Lines living In your house all summer or fall want list, here's redwood are sturdy and should lake several years aarrier b to roots, No Charge For Our Services year a reminder: durable; they will weather well before production again athes Open Th urs; Nights By Appointment Many gardeners surround S. The rules for buying Outdoor and need little care. UP with demand. their garden with a fence furniture are Ph. 323.46S0 pretty much the 2021 S. French Ave. Sanford sufficiently high and close same a3 those for buying indoor woven to keep out animals and furrjture children. Such a fence not only Style is one thing you'll want pro we garden nut 5150 to 1411 think about. So are comfort, . . serves as a trellis for pole usefulness 1 and durability. beans, tomatoes and other Co nsider what helps to make crops needing support. furniture comfortable. Some A plan of the garden should be things to think about include prepared on paper, showing the size and proportion of pieces, location of each crop, the height of a table or the pitch of 26O9SaMordAve.,Saflford amount to be planted on each seats and backs of chairs. date, crops to follow earlier In addition, It's Important ones, and the variety of each that outdoor furniture will vegetable to be planted, stand up to wind, rain and IMPORTANT Thursday, Sept. 5, 1974-38 0 j . 1 - ATTENTION VOTERS. BEFORE CHOOSING A CANDIDATE Loretta Sturgill, Owner CHECK HI (QNNECTION I I I I S I I __ 0 I I 0 • I I * • • • ' ' • ON I I I • ' ... :0 .van NA'1': ... I I t: :O ••... 4 •,., * 1. I I I I II .. I I • I I •- At Tolbert Wood Pro ducts we do not par. ticipate In gimmick 't advertising. All special prices are honest values for our customers. We deal ( only in quality name merchandise — it Is - * 'I • . : - VOTE FOR ED N VIII * THE SELF-STARTING * CANDIDATE I PA D SEPT' 10th I POL. ADV. BY RICHARD PAUL, CAMP, TREASURER . COLONIAL WALNUT live better for less. F 5-32 4x8 PANEL Wood Grain Simul ate o v er Hard Board OUR LIST PRICE $5.50 Compare anywhere at $4.75 our desire to help you ] GOP DIS 34 FLA. HOUSE OF REP. While Supply Lasts F BRAND NAME BRAND NAME SALE PRICED AT /511 $3 69 Bring Your Truck PANEL CENTER I '' . ._I ..t . - .•a '. SANFORD OPEN DAILY 9-5:30 SAT. 9.1 PREFINISHED WALL PANELS— MOULDINGS— BUILDING MATERIALS ARMSTRONG CEILING TILE — LUMBER SHELVING— RUST.OLEUM..... SPINDLE—FLEX : 1 —.-.. ,- t.,.,.,, I ....4'X. I . s,(' , ,, '".',' I Pt '• i '" •..'? • __dC! '' . ••I'_t" ', •- ' . . ' -' '. a ', 'i() , We Show You Thousands Of Fabrics In Your Home And Our Decorator Helps You Select The Type And Style Best Suited To Your Decor. a, • Draperies •,. ',•' • . ' 'b e . Carpets . . " , , t6 t% -, • Shades • Wallpaper Grand Opening Special FREE £JOFF E S T I M A T E S - Drapery Rods and Hardware • Installations On All Custom Fabrics During September CALL US TODAY or TOMORROW 89 PANELS TO CHOOSE FROM PH, 323-5676 I '11 ' 75 WOOD G R AIN Fi'rT OVER PARTICLE BOARD 1*8 PANEL The Affordable Luxury Wall SALE , I . ' WEATHERED PINE $4 49 2599 S. SANFORD AVE. 1 . y 4 TOLBERT WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. % I it $799 a I I OUR LIST $10.95 Compare at $12.95 SALE PRICE LIST PRICE $I.S, DAP BRAND CLOSEOUT PRICE .99c ea. LIST PRICE $).39 EVANS BRAND LIMITED SUPPLY CLOSEOUT PRICE .19c ea. I N '4" CHEROKEE BIRCH PANELING CLOSE OUT SPECIAL PANEL ADHESIVE 'co-sFo?t: F1LuG •• I PANELS PRICES FROM 2" To $10000 PER SHEET . VOTE YEA : REAL WOO ' I 1OFF I SPECIAL I I I I 00 for an appointment in Your home — day or evening 668-5408 DRAPERY FASHIONS 124 HWY 17-92 DeBary, Florida '4, • �: -- 17-! --- -- , . - -- - -•-.- • 4 B-Evening Herald By LYLE SUFFIFLD -- SEPTEMBER 5 South Seminole Senior Cil. Club_[Ileet at 1:00 p.m. 40 ' ' Power will give program on , Hill Un. no. 2 SVIII NO sub-t ropical climate con,lfluOS Shubert Constr. Co.Inc. Shirley A. Williams, sgl.-Lt 9 Stephen Heights $21, Shubert Constr. Co. Inc. to Robert Smith & wf Annie MaeU 10 Stephen His $21, Shubert Constr. to Vennie o attract Bertha J. ii. Lt 18 Blk E. Lake Hula, Un. 2, $,400. Clyde R. Mallory & wf Dolores to Morton Shimm & wf Rose, Lt 11, BIk B, Eastbrook new residents who buy new homes. T he Herald reports the total land transactions within the Stephen His. $21,700 informed f Arnold G. Wilkening & wf Mary to Harry J. Morgan & wf (less J Theresa M. Zucchl, sgI to 476,) 1A 8 M.&L Smith 3rd " Thomas P Zele" & wf Judith less w, etal., 7 parcels, A.-It 81k C, d Hills $206,467 Park $35,700 Greater Constr. to John John W. Waters& wf Sharon Stanko & wf Jean O.-Unit 9-E, to Theresa K Zv.il sgL-1A Sausalito, condom. PH. I 111, IQ D Druid Hills Park 5,000 $32,000 Sec 3 $23,000. L Hillman & wf Kathleen, 1A Arthur E. Christiansen & wf 16, Blk D North Orl. Terr., See 8 Grace to Gerald B. Harris& wf Unit 2 $2900. Zaida, IA 9 Rogers s-d $33,000. (QCD) Russell J. Chaudoin & (QCD) Lucien Avery & Wi wf Sarah to Leo W Salvail & Hilda. & Donna M. Clark, sgI. to Jeanne, 1A 66 & 68 N If Garner Casselberry Gdns Inc., IA 72 & Oak Hill s-d Addn So. Sanf. $Ioo. E 40' of 73 Duck Bond Addn CB Jimmy D Flowers b guli. Beaull Sanford Sec. (QCD) Wilda Young Wagner Geo. F. Miller & wf Carolyn to Sanlando SpI $14,500. $27,000. Patricia to James C. McCourt & to Wilda Mi1W 132' of W of Stephen B. Rhodes & wf Linda of Jeffrey wf Susan U 25 English Woods, Ill Templeton & wf Lt 2, (less S 20.67 ch.) Of Sec 34to read the "Home section A.-IA 2, Blk E, The Woodlands John K. McCahan Jr & wi $57,900 Pall to Charles P. Gaines, sgi., 20-31 $100 Norma to Frank J. Fox & Wf $49,500 It 100 Woodcreat Un. 3, $30,000. (QCD) Wilda Y. Wagner Ia us11e 1R. L64 Trallwood every Sun day. d Everett E. White & Wi Hazel IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM -C-€zn Corp. to Albert Edw. Robt. A. Waguer& Eleanor I., C wf __________________________________ Baum,Lt26nlkc,sky to Robert L Asher &wf Jeanne LarkJ L_E132 'ofWjofu2(less s D.-Lt 13 $17,o Pharmacy Inc., to 81k B Sweetwater 131,4 00. IN A SqEEZEII 20.17 ch.) in Sec 34-20-31 $100 Oaks 169,400 Prof. Constr. Indus. Inc., It 273 Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Joseph A. Kennedy & wf Brai1eyOdhamwf Ronald D. Koch, sgl.-IA 253 (less S to 317.5') & It 274 (less S Knox Properties to Lewis E. Kathleen to Jos. E. Eberius & John H. Gentry Ads B. ByTd, sgI to S I . . Wrenwood Hts., Un. 2 $33,100 & wf Maggie French & wf Nannette-IA 20 & 317.51 O.P. Swope Land Co Plat wf Estelle L IA 12 Blk A, Lake L-LL 24 Blk Pamela to James W. Constr. Ce IllInc., 1A Wrenco Homes Inc. to NorF, Sunland Est. W 25'of 19 Blk B Spring Valley of Black Hammock $14,000. / /-.Z- - HaMburton & wf Beverly-LW Midway A bert S. Nagy & wf Diane M.-Lt 37.50' of It C & all of 9 BIk F Tr 1.E. Robert Taglauer & Wi Wil (QCD) Gracla I. Smith form. C ' 269 Wrenwood fits., Un. 2 & . Ronald to Faye G. LltchlIeld, wid. etta 16, 2nd repl of Sanlando Springs Alice to Edmnd Przonek & -1 wf Whelan to James J. Whelan, Erich $33,800 Robinson k wf Geraldine, Lt 47 Wall,sgl., 1A 83 Trallwood Est. . . J. Scherer & wf 0 Geneva Terr., $25,00o. sgl.-From NW cor. of NE;i of Elfriede-Li. Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Jam 19 Rik C~ Winter Gary Welch & wf Ruth to . Sec. 2l;.. SE;j Sec 2.22-30 etc $100 E.Eugene Flake & wf Sandra SW14 of NE;i of NEL4 L. Estep & wf. Xuan N., -5200 James E. Haraway & wi Va. Woods Un. 4 $V,5oo -; . Kenneth Doughty of It 8 & U 9 B1k 6 take View Ist adl U Mary $22,000 Nelson Angel & wf 15ulae to Allen D. Cutcher& wf Brenda K.UI 8 B1kQonWoo1JPark Cool Off • ." W.H. Green & Sons, Inc. to Raymond to Prospectus Constr. Rage & wf Helen-Beg, at pt Spring Oaks 141,100 \• , • •.• ........... . •• I., Lt 21 Blk H Sky Lark s-d M.M. Lord Ist addn Citrus His., Mercer & wf coCry.Inc. to Alva F. $33900 James J. Whelan Sr., Robert M. Talton & wf Sheryl & 311.31'S 2 min 31 sec W. of estetol'jior,uM sill Ho'" andU100&Nj of 107 13,000 oorofNWofNW% Sec 21.30 L. It 159 Lengdale 1st Addn 25 Indian Hills, (QCD) to Gracia ZL Smith- & wf Frances IL Un $47,500. Lis. 707 & 709 1g. Sty B. Longwood North $,5O Longwood $100 Shoemaker Jr. & Wi Dorothy M. Dopee to Claire Nader Homes, Inc to Elmer (QCD) Jake Durham (Heir Co i W. Cass, Trustee etc., Us!! & Eliza Campbell) to Flake & wf Sandra A.-IA 175 The estate market Curtis F. Inc. , Lt 43 New less in To richard D. Serkck & wt nole Randall, &arcySher U 23 Lincoln Ct. $100. par 100 I" I' sn Q-E 27.501 of U 4 & W Grange Pn* inc. to Geo. L 1 ' LaraonCotr toKenneth Fo rre st F. KIng&wfBetty L 1he Grater Constr. Corp to 72-50' of 5 bilk B English EaL Frey & wf Judith M._, A 553 Robert K Behymer & wf Barker & Frank L Schrim. Lewis Wilkins & wf Evelyn to County continued its recovery from a Un. 2 ,7li Spring Oaks Un. 4 139,100 Ll Francis & wf Ada L, IA Moniks, U 59 Weva Hunt Ada 0. King Exec.est Ruth Ted M. Helm & wf phl L s14 ,. B& C. Tri plett Lake Shores, 20 s lump dur ng Ax to John IL Thishken & wf to Club, Fox Hunt, Sec I $X,900. week ending Aug. H. David Williams & wf Bauder Assoc., Inc., to Lowell $6,000. RPaula-Beg. 15'N & 15' of SW Gen. G. Bennett & wf Shirley DOMthY V.-U 23 Indian M to Paul A Prendergast & wf cOr Of NWV4 of NEV4 sec 32-196. Un.6 $40.000 16 with $7,760,586 in real property each Us I & 18, Rik 15, Tier, l Marilyn to Earl N. Vaughan & Teresa L, Beg. at pt 75a.00, So. 31, run N M5' E bits' etc Kearuty Consfr. to Wayne & 216' S deg 47 etc., E.R. Traffords SNION 45 Sec Satter 4 W1. Anita-Li 14 1 141,000. Omd H. Miller, from NE cOr Of NW;4 of SE%i of & wf Howell Eat re 117,000 changing hands. During the some Mary Carl E. Yol & wf Rhoda Sec 30-10 tc. $12,. Aspinwaill to Wm. A. AspInw4 to Robert L J. Swarms & Wi Roberta 209 Charles wf Donald IL Walton & wf Susie H.H. Haynie & wf Gladys & Betty-U Ft Brook 4th toGeo W Hon m &Wi Yang W C Peebles From E week one year ago iOCO, sales totaled Sec $38,000 & wf Shfrley Tern, Sec 5 Un 1, Cl 5 Blk V North Orl. 8th BurniceMdHan&wiIey U Jake C. Thompsofl&wfNo Addn $,9oo 3 81k A Lakewood Shotss to Da vid R. OlIford &wfEUe $10,574,866 Real estate conveyances ByJ. Beey&wfNo ' ' . •., Altamonte SpringsFriendship Club- Al .. 1' ~i' Civic Center-Magnolia Avenue Ilxyz Club- meet 1st Baptist Church-Activities BuLdingLongwood i m Amended Plat of Buttons s-d 4 1co th4e W4~ry cardi0cwts-o"Of FREE ESTIMATES ~. AIR fl flC . • _ - - Lauwel Builders Inc. to Wm. 3 Indian Hills Unit 9 140,700 WesleyH.Albright&wfpatsy B.-IA 31 & S 15' of 30 BIk 3. Ill (larke & ,Afifinniie to Wm. E. Bull & wf Leonore 14.61' of Lot 10, Farest Brook 2nd sec. 144500 0DoMM A.Smith & Wfft* 71111I & 32 Blk 35,( -~rl Lake Blk 35 Ammided Plat $Ioo Andre Nisson & wf C. Ga. trulde & Charlotte A. to Joseph ;"I . Fuller & wf Peggy-Beg. 25' N & 25'W of SE cor. of IIIII of = N 304.251 etc. $43.000 • • VOTE .... O:W 4:00 • f - a, n . - ........... 10; "T' SEPT .- A K 0 C ONG R • rn i IAI i ii I TRIP i - 40 LY HUNGRY AND TH I RST UST RIDING AROUND 0 • • • Thos WI II ,ave tO wait a wnlie . 11:00 good F" Danc.class .........................3:00. 3:43 -- I- -- ~ PLI'LICSESSION (1 IflID - ." U WI I GLORIA WARD Matinsle .............. 1 PUBLIC SESSION r . 1:30'10:30 112:00 - i nc ___ - . 01, - FOO _ 0 -i 01%0 a l%%aT(* S4oul - - -- - _Lii r 1 . _ - 4 fr4• •W .., - 1- ------ - 111 ----- 19?4 69c ,,. VIGOROandSWIFT Fert, /ize,s and Insecticides VISIT YOUR NEAREST SCOflY'S STORE -- --ES GOOD SEPTEMBER 6 - 12 'i 4 i2 648 * 1 57 i. 248 • economical and dependable sharply during the fouarth and transportation, to trade your fifth year. This Is due primarily old car for a new one earl y In to unexpected and expensive the foiwthyear. Thestudywu re pairs. done on fully equipped stan. dard size cars driven an Tires generally will have to estimated 12,000 miles a year. be replaced in the second year Depreciation, maintenance and after about 20,000 to 22,000 e sighted If you keep your car as ht f Me pr1nc.p.e'fact a orrs to •uougiiuieioui)earyou will consider. have to replace them again. ces Clutter isn't attractive, but And even if you don't have who doesn't have problems with these materials, they can be tubes, muffin tins, cereal boxes', lumber. pegboard and hooks, selfA pegboard and hooks in the adhesive paper, paint and garage or carport can be a w allpaper, you are on the road hand) wayof storing garden tr tnt" r-t fnr,o ti)l.c 0 Mill DISPOSER • I .dow - -. 2 SPEED RANGE HOODS -30" Model 1200 Duct-Type has 3!4" x 1O"venitopandback. Model 1300 - Ductless Both available in white harvest gold coppertone or avocado I `3 H P 1 - •---. ••. fllack& Deckep' B Safety approved for 7• • 6'"hIades. Scotty s Price • : * - 3,\ •3 fj . DRAPERY HARDWARE . - 599 -.8 - JUB KIT ' I ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS 'v , . .:I., p . 1 - - I I ' • 5000 Bonus B Feritizer (bag) . 11 1% BORG WARNER . 22"*37" Venitian Lace 44 11 lece top and bowl economy Fast hot water 850 TN White recovery. Double element-5 A complete package of cut 0 PEERLESS Model 8620 year Warranty. Single Handle to lit panels Easy to install Scotty's Listed by UL. Melamine finish for easy care. 1 -'! 1 ~ Washerless Faucet ......25.20 Price IoraFpacagepr,ce... 125 10 Reg. Price 3195 A 21 30 ga l l on 6795 Scatty a : B-2 40gallon..,. 78.50 , Scotty's 957 Sale Price ...... Toralpackage Price 1 C-2 52 gallon . . 94.95 4 Sale Price ....... 29 • ., -s.-,-•--. ..i J I I - - 1% ._-'•. . 5000 8onus S Fertilizer (bag) 7500 Bonus S Fertilizer (tiagj I %W.l 1101(1)4 1924 , - rZ %"I 40 A 99 2500 Super Turf Builder (bag) 7 45 7SOOSuPerTurfBuildar(bag) 5 lb Shrub & Tree Fertilizer )box) 1995 Wi .. T~- 4m=i-. - -z- IiI .0~---I-. . scil SANFORD 1974 Sale PH: 323-4700 j .--. - ......8 29 sq d. InstItd . 1 .i~ -~ -L;----a A 7y :2 4 --- 1--~r~ ,v-,-, . -- -. -T A I-114-t--- .z-T ~-- - ~-. -- . . II I ?1I - .A HOURS: NEW LOOK - HI-LO SHAG 12' VIIII - 12 colors, Price includes installatio11 over 50 oz. waffle cushion. fleg. Price I", 185q y,f 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS r!l ` - 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY I . • • . • - . • Scotty's Sale Price .. - - ____ ____ ____ _____ ._• • .. . !. .... 1095 sq. yd. ... --fl-~ - - ~ -- - -I - -- . !• .H ..-- . .. -, ,; , .•...- ... VZ--. - Ill ........... - 1 -~ - ~ =~ over 50 oz. waffle cushion, Reg. Price 9,88sq ~'d .- j - .. ,, ~ , ~ Mft !- V -!IM. -- - -"i z; j . ~4,~ - -*7-"'-"' 'r - ~ --. --.-- RANDOM SHEAR 12'vv;dths - I I colors. .. - 2.45 Sib Shrub& Tree Fertilizer - - 700 FRENCH AVE, ~ I ) .I 19.'95 Price s .. 'S' 'L-\ I1 1495 2195 .i / - % .o , ... i ....,%9 oll , 4.111oll 1695 - -. Scotty . ..-.u..,.. 'i% Reg Scotty s Price Sole Price 16 95 14 95 • '. ' .. FERTILIZER SCottSo marble top/bowl 0 SCOTTY'S VANITY BASE-36" I Mediterranean oak Req Pr;c of white rosewood , . 39.95 , . I- -,---' -- .; ~-~! --- - -~ --;-If- !Y;10,:~.fl ll ~y "' ~- : andslngloleverwashorlessqaucet II *I%" - - COMPleteQuality cultured I 53 rice BATH VANITY PACKAGE -, .kdel 528529 Regular - i . 0 ..'.... "f t Avocado Fleece Bona Floral - '. --T - New Hartford to 45" ' 614~" - , 3,59 48 to 84" .......5.19 ' - ..- engine 36 CUT B H P ' Price !. I • '' VN~-A V~ Shock-mounted ' 2 Way Ad j. Traverse Rods. Scotty'. with the beginning home wood 2488 - - Briggs&SIrtton ' a -• 29 ELECTRIC POWERED Has 12volt battery with alternator. I • Reg Price Scotty's Sale • -, -. - • '..- . - WAAZM - .- 19 11 88 . ( 1 1 0-11)(11. Ind 1A99 1 YOUR CHOICE Scotty's Sale Price SALE PRICES GOOD s yn III SOYS Sale rice per cent or Ile cost of maintenance and • - I -- ' f repair can be expected to rise HOODS - . lation accounts for Percent W ourth. V. I i RANGE 0. ' -' De According to one study done g e. Easy to install no tools needed. Expands to fit open. Ping. Nylon tips grip into wari Price Price 12 -2x4* 14 ,2x4 *16 worker in mind. Easy one hand control. second. The third year •.•-: - I ---] N- av " in .. •. -. ! --- I •.... Scotty's Sale Price " 4.. 1914 • . Paint can do wonders for = J plagued with that nagging problem of not having enough cardboard boxes and help space to store everything. transform them Into toy chests, this is our problem, here or, if turned on their sides, are some suggestions for low shelves. Cardboard wraps can cost storage vices that will be excellent drawer dividers meet permanent or temporary Lumber and bricks have been stora9 e neel time tested as very workable 1) Many storage devices may cases, shelves, and display . already be In your home. It you mu'll' cruses. You can even make a ' N have curtain rods, bricks and scrap lumber, cardboxes and shoe rack from curtain rods and , - I Reg. Price 1.07 Citrus and Avrj,-,1(1() '.. •, ..___r.i-) 6 P.M EVERY DAY - -. N- 7301 7%" CIRCULAR SAW er in 1973 the best time, in terms of For S iic WOULDN'T YOU SAYI MELODEE SKATING RINK Seminole County School Board Distrid 4 - • Use Storage STOP IN ON YOUR WAY TO HADLEY RILLE Junior Hockey ........................4:W 6:00 PUBLIC SESSION -.. ...............7:30.10:30 • Skate ..........................10:30-12:00 SATURDAY -..... ' . hunger pang apart. Azalea, Palm f ood, Scoyi Sale Price Ill I'll III , - N." ~U 7404 FINISHER SANDER Do uble insulated. Designed i I stores just about one ~I I I I I I 1 l l lill ,lol:I ;~l 11 zo;j ~: VIGORO 5 lb Specialty fenilizer for Florida soils and plants. bagcovers 1,500sq. ft. 1--1r,=-- % 1" * 4" Available in random lengths 6' thrLJ 16', YELLOW PINE repair expense • 49 3.33 -, DAY • "For Effective LeadershIp... - B LOUISE L GILL Are you one who likes to g the last good mile out of Your car before trading and at the same time, enjoy dependable t ransporta tion without ma jor 7 . ...4. I'll ~" va luef the first year: an 10 - -- 0 VIGORO 6.6.6 100% Organic Iron, Manganese and Magnesium. Specially foril ated for Florida lawns and gardens - long lasting Nilro- 17,Coto ~ __________ COfliOIn5 5000 sq. ft. Reg. Price ....... :f : FT Co s d ng Autos - \ 1 B Made in Florida Popular for mula for Florida Lawns and Gardens Green grass in 10 days. Dust free. 50 lbs. feeds RODS `-1 V. $ :_-i r \ 0,8000060a _________ . -A '- YELLOW PINE FLOORING Scotty's Price ....... 281 Bear Lake Road-Forest City-2nd Thursday of the month 1:00 P.M. but around here we have ingeniously located Adv.D,Ke ......................................3:00. 3:43 I V I Thursday & 3rd Thursday-7:30 P.M. Winter Springs Senior Citizen Club- Highlands Club House675 Shepard Road-4th Friday-10:30 A.M. Young At Head- St. Andrews Presbyterian Church-9913 • - PI 1111151111111111 U011110111 Low 01016 _______ . . ..Ae - - to All Day Skate ., I -. SHOWER - • -mr-1 Pose Novi 11180" 1111AW" -12SOUTHERN South Seminole Senior Cle Club- meet 1st Thursday P 3232 En 'once DJ the month at 1st Fed. Svgs. & Lean Bldg.-Rt. 4320 W. Semoranfll%d Altamonte Scotty'sPrice Th5ds} of themonthat the Women's Cluverbrook iveasseIberry . - ':; L. ThIrty-NIners Club- meets Sts. Peter & Paul--~Goldenr Old- I Ist Friday of the month-7:30 P.M. Village Club- St. John's Vi llage-Fern Park-meet lat B'D " Sec2 Unit I $29,100 - , 100 N.MapA. Ph.3224fli DUN LAWNS 5ALUMINUM Adjustable Round 0 . • ?7 - - SanfordSenior Citizens Club-Sanford Clvic Center-meet . ord, Amended Plat $100. Forrest Greene, Inc. to Veverly Hills S4 $100 $100. James M. Houg%ton & wf Farrell E. Stalcup & wf & wf Mildred to Mildred M. (QCD) Jackie W. Thompson Judith-IA 15 BIl B Simland Norma to W BenniCRUndernod & wi Schwelckert Us C Greer, Jr & Eat. $2000 9 & 10 BIk 37 & WI Eu. to Jace CIM wa ichard R. WI Ame M.-IA inte eyWI w r Crys l ta La ke Win George Stone to G K Springs Unit 2 $464 te r Homes, Thompsos.-U 12, 131k 14 Ilannelore N25 of U 7 & .50 of 00 $100 Christensen & wi Bar WeatherzfleJd lit addn. $1 Aylesbury ames rp to Calbert Linda L Young-Lit 11 W H. Green & Sons Inc to 1 to Jackie W. Thompson & wf Leonard F- Davidson & Wi Gary C. Welch & wf Ruth p., Lt Theodore W. rUll ' K 11 addo CB $15,300 Carol J. IA I Blk B Crystal Rinda C.-Lt. 12, Blk 14, 2 Ellk I Skylark s-d $34, Di S 48 $8I00 Shores. June Harr 667. to Ruth Joseph Wytnal, l to 900' Weathersfield Milton ' $31 Walter Anderson-Beg. 301.W' S & Hummel & wE Eliz., U ' %I-47' W of NE cor of Wiij of to Joe M. Holder & wf Deborah Spring 0 of F -E 56 ' U 32 & W 14 07' NE Randolph Shaw, sgl to Ni mom of IA 33, Blk 56, Sanlando The j. Ma ~ Phil Orr, .191 to Peter A. MRrMOU & wf Carol L, Unit Sub BeauL,Pa1msgs Miller, 452, Villa ge of Wlndmead &6 NEW SUMMER SCHEDUL ---qE $43,200 Ilestiale Mawr $X,= No. 4, Condom, s23,wo. CLOSED SUNDAY Thomas I. Fourman & wf ________________________________________ MONDAY- Privat* Pa riCSTUESDAY- PFIVit. Pa rties Kathy to Elese C. S&nford-JA TUESDAY-Sr Hockey$ 3OPM --';~,"-, I er 50 Club- All Souls Catholic Church-Sanford-meet every othet Tuesday of the month at 9:30 A.M. SOUTHERN ,0010 Ill to API • ___ Greater Oviedo Senior citizens Club- Grant Chapel A.M.E. Henry L Sumler, sgI to Patricia-IA 16 Rik 5 No. or]. Dorhty M. Sumler, in 1974 to date totals $1 53,840,984* 16,000 IA 19 & N towosfte 4th Addn. $24000 .92' 20 Parkview $100 John M. Fuller III & WI Daniel M. Serafine ' & wf Betty S Ayers al to Gall C Sharon to Thomas W. Beam & Donna to Daniel M. SeJ & Edmonds WI Joy-It. 81 North wood CU wf Donna-.j 2 81k C Walker Lauye1wnJ (QCD)RosalIfldENobIesg' ..FrdE, comiinga, $3700 Adda as, $100 toW.ThomsLevett,Uil2& reater (QCD) Giles R. NsrnIijtas, Colul CqL to Stand to ste, D. & Dong1uT.swy&WI l3BIiBPearlLkHgts1sta, Patricia.-IA' 5 1 flJ 8L$OBarl*raLN.rrf5gtj, toOtf M. Graves & wf BIkXTheWoodjantj4 $2,000 gL-Lt 16 111k A, Winter Margaret Woodlands,SecZ $17,300 A-It 9 & 10 less SE $51,100 ' Woods Un. 1 1100 Michael P. Ledoy& wf Nancy Devco of Orl Inc to Joseph 72.43' 0110, etc., Beverly Tern. Mi ll ft Ikan's to Robert Stonecra W. Le Inc. , to wandowskl & wf V. Angelo & wf Athena-U 15, Wm. G. Boggs & WI Edna to $n,00 Joseph canton Knight & Virgil L Hartsock & WI Mary Linda Lt 15 BIk A, Eastbrook.. BIk M, Camelot Un. 2 5,5(X) Robert N. Barbour & WI Mary P It 10 Brook Hollow, d Un. 12, $35,500. F.-Lt 5 BIk A, Cars lag Hill Un. Shirley to Thom Harold B. G lison & WI Jo as 14. Au Iv & $45,) '' 1 $36,000 Central Bk & Trust, Thistee Ann to Thomas J. Tripplett & WI WI Glnger _ 3 BIlL SunI.nd Larson Constr. to Charles C. pjL $n,M RaYlnOndCKahl&wfMaipie to Leonard K. Vogel Trustee S Elzora_.Si4 of NW% of NE, Merillat & Shirley J. -ii 61 Russell Devilbiss & wf Nancy 44 Of W 4 (less NEk4 of SW;j) of less part etc., Sec 7-21-29 Thomas Freeman, t & M. SW% of 81k 4, Tier 19, E.R. Sec. 32142, S of Qirryvifie &ookhoflow s.d $1,200 Thistee & WI. to Michael J. Traffortis Map of San!. Rd., etc. $100. DevcoofOrl Inc. to Louis Dl JoRev s Jos*Moore, Exec- ed Clualer & wfJean K.-IA 4 Blk M (QCD) James M. Cook & wf (QCD) Edw. C. Schweickert Matteo & wf Marion-U 16 Blk Mary eph Moore, fl let 10 Russell Devilbiss & wf & wf Mildred to Mildred M. M, Camelot Un. 2 $36,400 W $7,500 Nancy SWL4 BIk 4, Tier 19 Fla. Schweickert, (married) It s & net -It 1,2,3811 C, 1st addn James W Marsh & WI LI. Faulk & WI Ola to Udell Land & Colon Co Ltd Map of W 12' of 4 Plat of Crystal Point Florence to B J Cram, Jr, Grow Terr. $100 i M Church-Oviedo-rneet 3rd Monda of y the month at 4 P.M. 50 + Club- 7th Day Adventist Church-Forest City-4neet 0 FOR FLORIDA elebratme 50Years of ,J % Golden Yea Fellowship- meet at Community United Methodi on the last Wednesday of the month-1uncheon-Reservations necessary. *ft .. I '' Chiduota Senior Clte Club- Community Fire Hall-7th* I rcct--G-uluota-meet 3rd Thursday of the month at 6 P.M. `-- ALUMINUM • ] L "VA ii Cen tralSenIorClthen5Club-ChurchoftheNatityIe MarY--meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 10:00 A. - ••. .I Augles Elders- St . Augustine Catholic Church-3 Sunset t*,i 3rd 'I'tip-qday of the month-10:00 A.M. :A 1 • isS Me SA004114 . - S ., Wayne 100% -- ll a force equal to • Pamela-U 881k 21, No On. lit 25' 14 BIk 21 Sanlando 1 • 108W ...•• •, - Tim -, 179010 14M I POILMOM .- - - . I took the small district town of Vietnamese have lost no more, Thuong Due at the head of the land - end people. The estimates vary, but something the total is very likely larger Vu Gin river valley, like 30 000 to than the death roll of the Cyprus le 000 They may have hoped to push the west of the valley have now f1ght; and yet the Vietnam on eastwards, to take the to Florid a war still gets only a few sed behind the comm unist ' of Dai Loc and cut across the pas l -- 00 - / . & wf Barbara C.-JA. Sandra to Ruth E. Moore-Beg. Bernard V. Long & wf Kathryn 102, Weklva Hunt Club Fox 100' E h Unda counter-battery fire: so a One of the main ahm laid The question is whether this down in DedUve 12, the doco11# COMING EVENTS latest explosion in Vietnam about two divisions in the area, signifies a communist decision Including some 4,000 local merit which is supposed to be SEPT. 12 Vietcong troops. But General the basis for the communists' Young at Heart Club-12:00 a covered dish lunch Fla. Power to tear up what is left of the 1973 Truong, South Vietnam's present tactics, is the acquisi. ceasefire agreement. and Light will give program on Conservation. tion of farming land and above Although there are some dis II the moment to have prevented all people for the "liberated" nt!ng voices, the official this by i give o revie w . blocking their way with areas. The coastal plain south American and South Viet- the equivalent of two divisions of Danang is old Vietcong ternamese judgment is that it does SEPTEMBER 20 of his own, including an air. ritory from way back; the not: the communists are still borne brigade brought down communis The Annual inteting of the Federation will be held ,u( flr4uii thought to snt to keep iUun ft Tow rs in Sanford at 10:00 under the control in 1972 of from near Hue a.m. on Friday. 11he report of the the ceasefire "parameters", as The communists, well-placed nominating committee will be presented and election of officers the latest Saigon jargon has it. ee on the high ground around the the 1973 ceasefire, but still conThe fighting near Danang valley, would presumably like sider It rightfully theirs. OCT. 24 began just over a month ago, General Truong to send his men For all the casualties in the Trip to Scrub Country we advertised for Oct. 22 has been hen the 2nd Regiment of after them. Their artillery has fighting around Tlhuong Due changed toOc t. 24. The det ails of the trip plans have not been North Vietnam's 2nd Division the government-held town of and Dal Lec, there is no solid changed. overran a il 13base and then Due Due in its sights, and the evidence that the North Vietambushed the South Viet. South Vietnamese guns have namese have used tanks or namese force sent to the rescue, been subjected to heavy their big 130mm guns C u bs, Add r esses -......:. - f Judy -- __" uu aigu nanoi railway to F. Carlton CauseY & wf Mary # Wm.G. Arnold & wf Marie to B. Lt 326 Spring Oaks Un. 3 of NW cor of B& 5, Pearl Frank V. Perritti & Wi Martha, 138500 Jolm 1). Burtle & wf ,Nlolly to Williams The communists, coming from They , - \-_. counter-attack Federation of Senior Citizen Clubs Board of [Arectors meeting will be he ld at the Chil of Nativity in Lake - . VIG. ..-I... would very South Vietnamese have lost the mountains west of the Likely narrow coastal plain which be a costly affair. 1,000 soldiers killed In the supports the chief populated fighting around Danang in the are But the communists ".ave as of central Vietnam, th Past month. Even if the North en a1readygainedland_a,ji SEPT. 6 NA1tFEmcet at l'OO P.M. in Sanford, ft -- Thursday, Sept. 5, 1975B _•__•__\ The Herald Services S Altamonte Springs Friendship Club- meet at 10:30 a.m. %ullage Club-.- meet at 7:30 p.m. SEPTEMBE Evening Herald • .1: - Tangerine Ave., Orl 32807-U . - Is There A Vietnam Ceasefire ccor : E 1 (COOtd fropage3a) M. Boldizar & wf JohnR.Goo(jjn&wfJt Julius Futo & wf Helen to Joseto ph Joseph (,azll& Sadie M. to tinda MorrIsMcaellandtozeD Levie Real Eat. mv..-. DavId 14. Ruehl & Wf to Virgil D Ruckart & RobertA.Specht&wiM James H. Pugh Sr., agi to Charles P Rabaul Jr. & f DIIndI-U Gazil Inc., Lt.. 1415 & 16 BIk 3 McClelland, [$22 111k D, his wf., L 5111k A, to Frank E. Angeline Ri wf Av. Wm. M. Segal, E 150' of w o' Frelda to Benito Tortora & wf Annette-It 42 Blk A, Crystal North On. Tern. 62, Frank 1.. Woodruff s.d of So. (less part of 16) Eldorado s.d Revised p1st of the Springs C.-Lt 119 Sec 8 Un. 2 $18,800 Bowl Addn, $49 SIIJO,.TJ $13 Casa Moms $4u,000 of S 175' of E'4 of SW of SE etc Rosemary, U 11 BIk 1$ East$100. W.H. Green & Sons Inc. to Glenwood Vl., Sec 1, 11,333. Rlrman H. Rut & wi Janet Kenne Ghr Assoc Inc to Earl R. th W. Graydon & wf of NE etc ., Sec 7.230 $51,600. brook sd Un. . Archie C. Wagner & wf Ella Peter R. Campbell & vf Caroli* to David L. CMcCO. Fill H. Fruit & wf Mary to Gerald S. Sullivan & Wf Can. Stapleton Sr. & Wf Fema_U. Eva Hampton, wid. to Howard L Frye Jr. & Elisabeth to Walter A. Teague mock & L'Rse T.-U 18, 19, & Joe L Graffo & wf Helen G -E stance Jo-It 38 Walden Terr, 31 Sandalwood $3j Richard L. Gentry & wf Diana Trudy to David Shamey & wf Williamson Hts. $100. Jr & wf Margaret S., Lt 3 BIk B 20 BIk & Tr, 30, Sanlando L, 76' of It 3 & W 9' of 4 BIk E. $29,300 Communiplex, Inc. to [16131k B The Meadows Un. Suzanne C. It 1 81k B Charter Frank R. Zaf fi s Jr., & wf Carriage Hill tin, no. 1, $37,90o. Springs $10,400 AustIn Dev. to Sharon H. Stan ell.Graham Co EngUsm Est. Un. 2 141,500 I, $44,700. Oaks s.d Un. 2130,500. rp-From Teresa to Leighton T. Ha ll Ward Hicks, Inc., to Michael 46 EPOI Prop Inc. to Louis C. Green, sgl.-IA 11 San Larita, Wi,4 cor. of Sec 18-21-30 etc., Corp. Lt 21 Forest Hills, Gale Assoc., Inc. to Wm. Marvin w. iu & wf J B Stellman Jr., to Tom $U,967. A. 3rd Sec. $23,400 MatheW3 & wf Laura, IA 217 McNeely & wf Mary E.-S 101# Audrey to Thelma B Moore, all Pritchett & wf Mary E.-IA 20 14,094 acres, Ph. 1, Chatham Pappas & wf Evelyn U I Casa Owl Constr. to Samuel Replat of Portion of Woodcrest of Lt 2, Blk 15117 131k B the Spring Glenwood F Dommerich Hills, & Wanda Chudeusz, Jt. ten., Lts Aloma W,000. Lovett & wf Cynthia to Village, All Spgs. $2,847,800 Cangialosi & wf Laura Lt 81k Un. 5, $34,(X. Ernest L Prater Jr & wf 6th Addn. $R39 Julia H. Dietrichs & hb W. to B, Sweetwater Oaks, See 33 & 34, Blk A Lake Brantley Lanle Smith to Arthur L. 3. Edw. E. Mayer & wf Diane to Gary L. Lawhead & wf Margaret- 5,6,7 B& F, Tr. Acme Oil Co. Inc.-Us 9 & 10 $55,000. New Vista Constr. Co., Inc. to Isles Second Addn M,0W. Harris Jr. & wf HatUe, IA 9 Blk Char les H. Miller & wf Elenore Robert A. Specht & Pamela to Hubert H. Pearce Jr 15, Sanlando Spgs., 2nd repl [ilk 14, Tier 3, E.R. Traffords wf Mary Robert L McAllister & wf 9 Tier H, Sanford, E.R. James Desmet & wl Joan to M. Lt 10 Blk 33, TOwnsite of No. A.-IA 38, English Woods Ist Belly J. to Kenneth W. Arnold & fords Map $100. & wf Alice P-It 17 131k D Map $39,500 Wm A Sanders, agl, U 84, Chuluota, $16,300 Woodmere Park, 2nd repl. Addn $53900 wf Eva F, LI 1! BIk A. L) Mark Bidra Inc..to Marvin u ti f Dorth S Roffe, sgl, U 13 M Torres & Cassandra L Waddoups & WI Audrey C Us Wm C Barnett & wf Kathy to North Orl Tern, Sec 8 Unit 20 Sandra to Duane H. Pitts & wf Crystal Lake Park, 13t Sec Lyn J. To Frank G $100. 1 & 23 Blk & Seminole County's natural beauty and F Paradise Point 3rd Harris G. Harisis & wf Angelin, $28,5W. Sharon L, Lt 4 81k C, The Sanonora Shopping Cen ter, Sec. $10,000 7beresal 18 Rlk H. Carriage U 2 B1k F Summet North, Meadows West, $U,5oo. Mark BIdrL, Inc., to Russell Inc., to G AzIl, Inc., E ISO' ___ . - Thursday, Sept. 5, 197 Seminole County Land Transactions Are Recorded ~ --- ___ �-- BEETLE BAILEY LEISURE Mort Walker rJ MY OFFICE Eveffing Herald ___________________ PFéL?gcogp -- Thursday, SepL5j9744 Id 4 Evening Herald IT VXULP PICK eU AO IXT of HAPPENS AERE CARNIVAL AT WIN Thursday, Sept. 5, 1974-78 by Dick Turn., BRIDGE By (KiWALD and ___ \) IG I TON HT GayleHunnicutL.eaves., ST V 6 10 (2) Sunrise onci n t'ici y- I-I ust)C1 fl Cl Almanac 6:15 (6) Sunshine Almanac (8) Sunshine Almanac 6: 25 (2) The Flying Nun 30 (6) Summer Semester Today In EVENING 700 (3) To Tell The Trufn (6) (33) Florida Lifestyle 12.30 (2, 8) Celebrity Sweepstakes Hogan's Heroes (9) Hitchcock Presents (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News OS) Peyton Place (44) Variety 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 8) News (9) All P.1y Children Florida (13) News 6:35 (2) Dally Devotion,11 7: DO (2, 8) TcKlay And You (6) Andy Griffith (I) Tell The U 1:30 (2, 8) Jeopardy (6) As The World (9) Bozo's Big Top News And Weather 7:30 (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo 19) Truth • 9) (13) Zane Grey Theatre R- W (2, 8) Peggy Fleming in U-S.SrR. (6) The Waltons (9) Evel Knievel— Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 2. 8) Days Of Our Lives Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2, 8) Doctors (6) Edge Of Consequences (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30 (9) Movie (44) Tennessee— Tuxedo - 5:30 (2) News (6) Green Acres (13) Tom Ewell Show (33) Lost In Space (44) Addams Family 6:00 (2.6.8.9) News (13) Peter Loves Mary (44) Lucy Show (44) Lost In Space 3:30 (2.8) How To Survive A Marriage Tune Vs. Cowboys (6) Movip (9) Streets Of San Francisco (13) Movie (24) The Killers (35, 44) World Football 10:00 (2) High Chaparall (1) NBC News Presents: More Than A Dream (9) Billy Graham (6) The Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows - Neighborhood Night 01 (2) Phil Donahue Show (6) Mike Douglas Show (8) Concentration Crusade 10:30 (74) Man Builds. Man Destroys (35) News The Aleutian Istands - D T A M A G U A N A X S AMASTAS EGUNM U A I A E U U K E T E E R U I A M A U G E8 N G T N M G G G G NAA Show 30 8) Hollywood ' Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Fran Cariton (44) Not For Women Only - EKMUAAIALLUAMN AUTADUNACHGULKANA G A I TNITAAK LUMTMU C I L N N L C DNKHADAM C A G N B A U A X A T SAATKO N T U N 8 0 U N G N N N I (6) Young And (I) Jackpot 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee ed about being known as "Alan Alda's father"since his son's make you m(Te successf W and happier. Disicuss problems with an SUCC1135 On 0a "MASH" tele. The kgdd.e mw I.g torus, expert who can help you solve them. Don't criticize, backward, up, dowk or III vision series. In die y IJBRA(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Put that plan across that will help Ndda now vA box'k in Alan Aid& is a ymnger, slim. you get all %vur bills paid and improve credit. Mate is more mer version of his father, the ADAK AITU TANAGA AMCHITKA KANAGA UMNAX resemblance especially notice-SCORP10 (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Ideal day to plan the future UNALASKA able in their smiles. ATKA SEGUAM iii re fli'Qi) 4Ith dSS4'(ldtCS Convince one UNIMAK ho opposes you by "When I'm on tour, I someTomon-ow MountalaRang., hung ise. Moid dnything dangerous in p.m. times introduce myself as To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & SAG177AIlIUS I Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You can now complete Find" books 'Hawkeye's father,"' said Bob. numbers 2 through 7, send %%(,rk started in a m(,re consistent and efficient manner. 60 cents for each, making checks 1,00k "I couldn't be prouder. My payable to 'Setk & Find," Stu-TeleSrsm Syndic2le around for new garb that improves your appearance. Get - Address boy's a wondletful actor, but letters in cart of this newspaper, streamlined lovk. thm I knew ft a long Wne CAPRICORN I Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) After work, get out with ago. Arm"r to Previota Puute 1-9 CBS THE WALTONS span the 11111114nile-wide Snake RERUN "The Car" John-Boy River Canyon in Idaho, so this gets tricked into repairing a special is well-timed. Knievel neighbor's roof. The neighbor narrates the special, goes into offers to gibe turn a car, which his professional and family life John-Boy needs to commute to as well. college, if he'll repair the roof. 9-10-conclusion NBC PREHe works after school for da SF-ASON PRO FOOMLL The fixes the roof. but the action swings to Dallas w iere neighbor tries to reneg. the Cowboys play host to the NBC PEGGY FLEMING Pittsburgh Steelers tonight. VISrI THE SOVIET UNION Curt Gowdy, Al DeRogatls and RERUN Peggy takes a grand Don Meredi th are the corn. tour and she meets up with mentators. This and That ______ ______ ACROSS 4OT&bkvtd I.Mak-swan 41 Japanese ft-jiva t op clown Andrei Ntknlae, SAN FRANCISCO RERUN a Pig" 1j In, court k4ov Corp de Ballet, the "Harem" Rick Nelson, once the 12 cbemicai 45 Penetrate suffil I again ! ,Ioscow lee Ballet, skating star darling of the teeny-bop pathies VIddijigr LA11in. She alm sees has come up with an assort. 51 Girl s naffie Willows the performing bears of the 14 Declare openly 52 Smell ively Moscow Circus and opens the he's concentra Ling on acting. In 53 PnImstion 16(h mate show dancing to "Midnight in Moscow." Refreshing and most denwrited murderer who woos 55 Sea eagles 2D Rffwves urtertaining. girls and kills them if thelf -s ABC EVEL KNIE%'EL resist. Girls are attracted to ri is nniu 24 Ireland him because he's a musl DOWN 26 Entreaty 9-11 CBS THE CBS 711UH 5POrts special profiling I Pan of the k-9 30 Aburviance 2 Ifeav motorcycle daredevil. Next SDAV NIGIff MOVIES Not 3 Sunday. Knievel will attempt to available at press Wm. l? Garb 4Shnrl a%is Wi! ABC MA RERUN 34 Musical 5Sdardk dramai 6 Lasthold Quuwar - ir" DAI)p "Stillwater LSTØ I?*S•alIfl ,*v.,I I PART , IS Rsthmki rigs When a hoodlum stunt driver is X sundard (&h) 7 MwLe me ltocxwo Mail TNU S killed the dea th is kept fl Penod $ ltier s'alk r quiet by 91iidai the police because they believe he was considered in line to drive during a multimillion 1 13 dollar bank robbery, Guess wh,) OVI-0. takes the identity and becomes when Tom asks too many Pfi At 10 It EndsThursday I:OO questions and the gang leader becomes StIsPicious. The concluding part will be Loua P,t iiii, hint S I _____ ______ lt' f fj R A N , ,- M IOCastaballo( 3 33 Claw l7F*mano(ion 19 Dentesne emate 40 Daggers 23 Darlings 41 Broom of twko 24 Freudian term 42 Peel (pl.) 43 Amemale 25 whNly 44 A&)~t emd year Mexican coins 46(raftediheri flE*um Cry or n meul baicchanals laian U Rave SOMM I 124 I 21 Carroll Rghieq's Ifld,v,duf 25 4 32 37 1 - --_) r F) DUM W1W 52 16 Pass 24 Pi ss Pass _____ Pass 4e i'acs - -! "1should have led a trttlflpdflhl - T 74 '$ THE BORN LOSER bY Art Sansom VP . . -. i i A CCR MTeMD1W0 IT VOKN'T C-R5T!... 11 AA 6F,*&ZY ASOLIT"CHA BA&I t ____ _- - -- ____ -. - -- CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry ES, 9U1 AS PAR ...BETWEEN LAST YEARS AS I CAN I NSTRUCTOR MORROW AT TELL, THE ONLY $I2,O A N D THIS VE.5 I DIFFERENCE... PROFESSOR MORROW AT I ...lS A 9EARD AN TWO MORE INCHES WAISTLINE/ V I P Uwis OF It is not generally known that all four of the thre were avid bridge players, D'Artagnan, the best, usually k)'q.sI / 11w bidding has West North East South teamed up with Porthos against 14 11am 26 Athos and Aramis. Today, we [lass 36 Pass " find the great swordsman South, hold, playing a good four-spade 4,%You, K Q j 1054 85 , K 24 3 2 Contract. That is, it would have What do you do now been good if West held the ace A-Bid a slightly unsound four of diamonds instead of East. notrump. You intend to bid us if your partner shows two aces. Aramis cashed the ace and TODAY'S QU0sTjoN queen of diamonds and led back You bid four notrump and he the queen of clubs. bids rive spades to show threv D'Artagnan could have aces. What do you do now, ducked one club; Answer Tomorrow ken the Here it is, Jamie, Home Ec. 301, the assignment for tomorrow is Chapter 3, 'The Use and Care of Charge Cards"" FUNNY BUSINESS WkAT ARE By Ro9v Wien (I WIT To 6Er A Do" UP 6 aw UR? 7 ; f 4 - — DOONESBURY - ______ by Garry Trudeau 1-5 EffU I WH p • / IS WW NFr I • • . Agyr honsydfppd tried buttt iautin'icuitt. A?/ 1XZL4 NOT I AlnNY165 I-Vrr IN Ir 05r f XV SR t- LONDIE t Chic Youno E'UTRYlG TO TELL MC 1 04da IN%) ii i—' 'ttJEST flN3 ru NaT4ING To C>O WM4 YOU V0'GqAY AAuR T SINGING LCvE SONGS ABOUT SOMEE 40 , 's L THE PHANTOM ________________________________________ Lee Falk and Sy Barry fter ,PEVILUNTILA MLLET FiNii5HE_9 mE.- wrrHOUT LEAV143 AN HER To CAiZR'y C.N 7 6 11 Cr - ~~, ~ TWEN ThESo.j6 i-tAO '.,UNTILA BULLET FINiSH&S H 7 MO 1 5 THERE V BUGS BUNNY by Heimdahl & Stoffel TR ?CUNED TE ...IT.1 JLD s IMATIENT... oc,au..m'NERvaFl ONE FwIAL.P1cE LEARN 1' CONTRoL C.V3, ,~L, d54LI. I v1j!V A,~ 1 4 I SO CARRY A 1_10 EP. PuRse. I PRISCILLA'S POP ____ by Al Vermeer I# I M LL? BEAUTIF=UL' V toga poll fl 13.91 is P M. . f Ir x 'SEcAuSE= swE's~ ISN' r swE UN T~-4E MISS AMERICA - o ':( - —I •• ' I All maiv Credil C*r1h ACC4-pted SEMINOLE PLAZA N Sol Sr DORIS - "WVL 11-VI 14 Casomb"ry.Fis. tn4iii Zr/ WINTHROP Ir ____________________________ ____________________________ by Dick Cavall, I WDERWHYGCETIM IN 'THE IWONDER Wy5O.1bAn? 'TIME? •i4, I I WQNE WH4AT6 ' ç EORE A 6TORM? by Marcia Course IF ALONG A SHORELINE THESE TRACve You sm. 3 UAcl(I PIKOWLY MAVE 61 SOMEONE LIKE ME ; -tA iw .1 IL 'Al- 1 9-r MONEY OWED ME.-NEEV I. op aOV - 26 • NO .•-' - .-. 4 )Q-A t4wthi4 i dim by Crooks & Lawrence r NEEPT REMIND u HOW MUCH PEPEJP OJ 1 YOUR POUClNØ THE I . 1 . PROBLEM AT ALL C5HiN5 'tVL)R cHECk:... IT'5 4 PLEASURE 10 ER,TH#Nk.. HAVE WO 5TOP IN. CAPT4 EASY ØAY IHE rAfiN T U MY PEARCHPZ j URELj YOU COUNT ir PORT THINK L 1 6oi4G TO I .,, . r \ YOU F I E— MMM t CEL IPLEA BARc,4jAjNG 0F .07-~ 0 10 well Its 1., ' I I Howie Schneider EE VIORTH F(C-,HTI i- rr At YOU Jk AM 0WR MW 7V M ffAZjW pW I Ll J"AGODIh %Vf4sy I $ beaten him' 1_i HEAR 0 "Mon Dieu," swore Aramis. ()peningleaj-j+ __________________ WR FMAW & %n. : OYSTER DINNERS p1.95 Includes Conch Chowder, Choice of Cole SIa.v or .-. FRANK AND ERNEST - by Bob — •. • • , - .. . Toss*d Salad, French Firlies or Baked Potato and Hush fill 2 at FRIED CHICKEN 322-5281 322-9609 V 0 AM61jud ______ __ f( by Frank Hill CAN 14AICE 4111mo MOST COCKTAILS ISC 2508 S. French _• MAR AS CHILD"S DINNER 95c HOURS: SUN. - THURS.11:30 A.M. - 10 P.M. 53 dummy with the jack of trum ps ; ruffed a UuI heart; entered dummy again with the and discarded Cu long ear. RIED HIBALL 75c UNKPX I - + 4 •A74 . ____ . the ick risking play; ruffed a second heart; entered 44 . ______• COCKTAIL LOUNGE 0111 A R113 PJX low trump, fInesc' d h.' I. ADM? and 2 salads of SEAFOOD, STEAKS, CHICKEN 35 36 our oes 21 28 effort to win the rubber. He grabbedthec1ub;ledaeart to th e ace; ruf fed a heart; leda dumm) West North Fail South AMEi 25 31 THE BUCKET BRIGADE — IS pieces Fortcasi for your sign for Sptembr ready for your copy Send your birfhdat and $1 to CarrI Righter F orr(a%v, E vening Box now V, 22 Ah DOMR! 0. take him to the Hollywood (. Orii.d. fljj .trouble:lldker teen when he was 9 years old, AQUARI(JS( Jan. 2lt( Feb. J9)youave much todoath so that you make your abode more charming and comfortable to__________________________________ pl1L'-e kin Then do some light entertaining there PISCES i Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Q)me to a fine understanding %%ith key per&1ns atx-ut practical matters now. Get shopping done HIM will give Y(-u more leisure time over the weekend. See friend tonigl, t who wanLs to discuss a personal matter with you. I~ YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ... he or she will be very magnetic and require a fine education along practical matters to makea big success(if the life here. Teach early not to deliberate so Inuch, but to rnake decisions faster if the big promise In this chart is to be realized, otherwise others will get ahead of your progeny because (of this habit of procrastinating. Give good religitsus training early tc set the mind in proper direction. "llie Stars impel, they dki not compel." What you nmke of )our life is largely LOBSTER HOUSE 16 y ____ CALLOUTT111 T r p 0 a . - . 11 D'Artagnan decided to risk an extra trick penilty In an Both vulnerable -MOTED more affection formate brings you more happiness as well Avoid lie 130 H A ______ LIPE TO HAVE HI M AWNG, I , rD W6R NAT)ACCOMPANY 14n "I've watched hizn grow. When he graduated frorn high school, he thought he would go r He and a couple of frienda had. put on a - and L) $ ST A NA HO AM GA N A TA LAN J (9) Password .__ jjy - that Alm Alda is 38, and hiS show that raised $3,000 for the TAURUS iApr. 20 to May 20) Study your filther Is 60. But, except for school, and he thought show earance d e. t wear too much jewelry. Gej S0meaYatthetemples,Ro bosInesswasea. out tit secial functions and be happy. ert Alda looks little changed -I told him it didn,t always y IoJune 21) You want to make newplaris,so GE,%lINIiMa 21 Irm when he played George work out that way, and it would closet yourself with an expert, or study matters alone. 7ry to Genlhwin In Ux Igo Warner be betto,if t* prepared hirnself please r(imantic fie mpre. Don't criticize anyone. Brodw biography, "Rhapsody by going to ceBege. By the time .RX)N N CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Come to a better in Blue." he graduated from Fordham, understanding 'A ith good friends for the future. Plan social affairs Bob AIdA was back in Holly. he was ready." for the days ahead, also. Do something thoughtful for mate in wood for a guest appearance on m. Rhoda cm0 new sit tion LEU i I ff F7 July 22 to Aug. 21) Get busy early on business duties. comedy starring ValffielarTry to get In touch with a bigwig you know and gain the backing per. Between rehearsals he Jok. N ACE T T TX A GA AT SD N I AD A S H K K.L 9 L A N D SID A 12:00 12, 44) News %ONPERFUL! VP LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ac. and we did 'Who's on First?" practical ineans. I,et others know your good common sense son: "Alan is six feet, two inenables ypu to aid them with their material concernj, so they will ches.to then help you get what You want. is an actor's whimsical ARIES I 21 to 19) Study future course of action and PIOY for avoiding reference to make sure you get indebtedaess behind you. If you are in doubt his age. The record books show about financial affairs, contact someone who is adept at such. I LMKAUINT A H K DAAMNKA AFTERNOON •.-i HOWEVThERE')-'--_< Tp I MUST INSiST)) UM I ........ GENERAL TENDENCIES: A wonderful day and p.m. to get tor Robert Alda has a standard and lots of other Abbott and into the nitty-gritty of adding to your income and revenue by reply when asked Ow age of his Costello routines. M 8 (9) Movie FRIDAY 11), CARRo1j. RIGHTER AND 'IOU R - My wife, who isalsoan artist. is Hawkeye's Dad, Val Harper Team For Friday, September 6, 1974 C 11:00 112.6,1111,911 News News For Dea f (IS) Movie 11:30 (2, 4) Tonight Show (61 Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment 12:00 (44) The Fugitive f HOROSCOPE N PLACE \.)U tOUR TESTS WITHOUT ANY PROBLEMS! WAS PRO- To College (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes SEEK & FIND (35) Romper Room (44) Phil Donahue pl play sed down until new James Bond thriller, is re acement be David, meanwhile, is being who looks up to Toulouseconsoled by his secretary, Lautrec. Herve was a sue. CA for bad &carding, but he was Up against Adw and Aramis who made few r:9stakes, If any. PAST 43 VKJ9 •AQ653 QJ 106 4 107 Q1O?2 +J1097 4 K85 by Dave Groue CAN RUN MR. 1HORR01V Best 10:30 (2, 8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit (9) $10,000 Pyramid (44) Green Acres 110:5S (33) News 11:00 (2, 8) High Rollers (6) What's My Line (9) Split Second (13) "Now You --------- INVEN WU Ox LONDON ham, always a NANA Roger Smith, who functions E%er)body was wondering the Prudence cessful artist painting and only these days other morning David Sounds le Sonny and Cher, exhibiting in New 'ork when llemrnings didn't show up for doesn't it? decided to become an actor. he Margret's husband and manager, must have had the press conference after . "One day. William Friedkin Cass EIllot had a premonition produrer David Picker hmsted himself paged at least a dozen came in my studio to buy a screening of "Juggernut" at of a fatal heart attack, a friend painting. He wanted me to times over the loudspeaker at reveals. Pinewood stwlios. H eatiow airport n Indon 'Ile Night 71ey Ridded MinShe died of just t1lat other day. Usually when the boss brought on by obesity — in s there, the actors s Roger was leaving with his how up "I turned him down and have wife for the tiny village of David had a good reason for but not 1,ondon a few weeks ago. She was interviewed by every been kicking myself ever since. Vatsjobyn, Sweden, where Annshowing s wife Gayleout one of London's big newspapers I would do anything to work for Margret was born as AnnHunnicutt had Just walked wh ileshewasoverheremajng Friedkln now. But his offer got Margret Olsson. Ofl hilL . what turned out to be her last me to thinking. And Itook up Friends It will be the ft time in this time it's for acting." seven years of marriage that good. The two have split and concert tour. The reporter asked her If she So far, he has done three Roger has met Ann-Margret's reconciled many times in their ever minded being fat as a pictures and several Broadway relatives. six years of marriage. Thev child. She answered: shows. It's an old actor's trick to have a three-year-old son. "No. It never really bothered have yourself paged in public 4) Gayle not only walked out on With Michael Dunne gone, he places. me being fat until I passed 30. David but she also didn't make is in demand because there of C is I once happened to be In the the opening night of a play m re:lldanger bo always room for a good midget -s me Y phone booth next to Hugh called 'Therese Rawuin" j actor. She was dieting at the time. I which 5he was billed as st,ir. Brian up at the Sands Hotel Ile has no hangups about his In Izs Vegas. Disguising his She p!eaded laryngitis and An interesting character W sue. "In fact, I have only met voice, Hugh asked the operator took off for the south of France. "Man With 9 Golden (3S) Batman (44) Mod Sq u ad (9) Girl In My Life Show (3$) My Favorite (24) Evening At Pops Martian (44) Underdog 3S) kat Patrol (44) Bold Ones 3:00 (2, Beaver 8) Another World (13) June Ailyson (6) The Price Is (8) That Girl (44) Pet ticoa t Right Show (9) General Hospital (35) NFL Action '7 Junction One 'on (13) David NLn Ile Barnyard 100 (2,8) Somerset Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) &P-same Street (44) Gilligan's island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (8) Mery GrIffin (9) Gilligan's Island (13) Orlando City Council (35) Leave It To Beaver (44) Please Don't Eat The Daisies 5:00 (7) Mission Impossible (24) Mister Rogers (~5, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt By JAM ES BA CON (6) Match Game e Life To Live (3$) Penthouse 4932 W ES'r —1.1 flN KjE hoped NORTh 4 19 6 V A8653 ALLEY OOP -. THURSDAY I1&1SMc it 0 0 , 1 M -, WE WAVE A Hi-T ON OUR HANDS. -. �,— - -. -- - r ' ' ..' - 'U ,..-- - .' wooffailifiIiiiiiiiiiii 813- Evening Herald 5, 1974 Thursday, Sept. For Fast D Plant Your 'Sellinq Seed - - . - ---------- — 5 Lost and Found LOST I.aror male Irish Setter,vicinity 25th St , & Oak Ave Reward, 337 4633 IN can I DIAL f rand OST Red female Pome,jran, vicinity South S.intord Ave area. C,lt)7i I197 .it,erl JO REWi Winter Park 6 .11 Care Will keep chilt Ask For Want Ads U Want Ads SAP) MO In my hcnt day slSi.i (S. , •. erjen child care in my xIrvin. fenced in backyard, Hikleii ake Subdivision off Lake Mary Cilvct Call 327 3789 C Personals 9 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhtpt Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 473 1317 Write P.O. Box U)) md give it he play it deserves! 18 — — (hijr morning s from $ 30 to urnShed room apt rrfl(n Ave Sim per opt dnntIl 'IA.t, a,. 322 7667 or 373 1) 4 - Banquet help, waiters anid waitr es ses Apply in person 9 to S. Holiday Inn, A ltamonte SpringS. r families pr friends of probIe Irinkers. further information call 473 151 7 srite Iford Al Anon Family Group P.0 1. ox 5.33, Sanford, Fla. 37771 I flrdroormi ' 32 Centra l Heat &7 AirCondiIojh9 For free #1tstes. call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 372 , 1771. Kltchen.Bathroom Cabinel, Counter tops. Sinks Installation available. Bud Cabetl. ___anyti e Applances 337 gOS2 - Pressure Cleaning HOME IMPROVEMENTS Small Job Wanted Reduce your el9cfric bill with BOVtyCOIS complete ceiling & wall insulation Free estimates. Ath?on Insulation (901) 7a 3210 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Beauty Nook SISE. Pine. 337 FALL CLEANING "lmpac" Wash & Spra Kltn Exterior wails, eaves, patio, walks & roofs. Removes mildew. fungus, mud clobbers, wasps & Spider webs- 377 3fl•)3, "!-eke Mary" si*. Roofing Burglar Alarms __________ New FOH'w& Businesj Free Estimates, 373 6262 Carpentry, Remoøeiing, Additions Interiorxte,ior Carpentry patthlnV and simulated brick Speciality. Licensed & Ii 0 0 F I N G — ,__ ' Concrete im's Concrete & Matonry Free . CEMEN — wOrk 3" U00 T FINISHING. PAINTING REASONABLE 373 120? _ - n t put the car in the OJrIQC !ell - Land Clearing Horn. impnvemnts REMODELING of Large or small Quality fair work, free estimates, CHASEY BUILDERS. 8677759 d' or 337 )7$3 ?'t' t,fliod ole summert.rr;' too small. Quality NOIOö workman$h;p Pli 373 *579 or 373 n't needs'' Sieve a usefu l purpose again etn you Sell them with a cl.sfed Ad from the Herald Call us today! Don't dclay' JuSt del 33776)) or Iii "91 fn place sour low COSt want Adjacent to Sweetwater Oaks. 3 Bedrooms, large screened porch Lovely 2 bedroom on four acres for only $79,900. Better Call REALTOR Associate' John Mero now! After hours 373 07)3. PIPIECREST - DON'T KID YOURSELFi This 3 bedroom, 2 bath with Florida r oom isa heck of a buy for $77,000. Call REALTOR. Associate Merle Warner, 3 c.' Him' wint dt7S b(ir.g big, big ft %UttS JuSt try One 377 2611 or 811 9991 — 0UL SLAt ER Hanger Licensed Reskienlial Commercial Free estimates. Ph 312 617) Selling 37 Business Property For Rent *GENEVA GARDENS * * gle story studio. I, 7, and 3 REALTORS S ndlewood Villas 371 001or$ô everyday,, read arid use them often Call )22 7611 or 93) 9993 Well Drilling _______________________ - ENTAIL * WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All t5'PM and SirS Al (OUple wants to rent t',lsonabte 3 room a pa rtment, ownstiisr, near town, good heat, by I 377 6357 Shag Carpet 41 * Range. Refrigerator today. $23,900. Ii *Swimming Pool 1 1 1 1riennis Courts IFishing Cozy and snug for , screened front and back porches, *11km pantry. Good home for large family, Call now sii,00 SANFORD ORLANDO i (\ lIQ0 I Houses for Sale 323-7900 Household Goods - 1 52 '" - Appliances , It, 68 II etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave . riney Woods Barn, we buy furnit 3Bedroom,7th - k. B 372 6.4.51 —372-1111 —337 7121 OAKMONT 4 Si x 12'W.D Fully Furnished 'd J I bias AT LAKE MARY BLVD. S. SANFORD I 111111111. I" 1 - SUNDAY 1 9dqf $4290 1974 Champion 23'. ). nile' With all extras SI 1,000 See at AC rrench Ave , Sanford or civil 37: 9538 290 3 ' C 1973 CAPRI-V-6, silver, automatic transmission with decor group Interior. AM radio, offered for the price of Complete trailer hitches, All kinds available SANFORD REC VEC SERVICE 7311W, 1st St 373 47)) A L90 990 $A) 323-0330 — 64S.0393 WEEKENOSt I SAT' 9 I 1)11)1 sell Contained ReaSOflAbi. will rent to reliable popn weekend, month 511 1573 or 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA— Medium Blue, 4 door. Complete power equipment and air conditioner. AM radio, 28,000 ml. One local owner. uto Repairs Parts-Accessories 17 Volt ItatteriesSIl S RIEL'S BODY SHOP llSantordAt.0 TOYOTA CORONA— 2 Dr., 4 Sp., $258.80 On Cash Or Trade, S. Tax $43.50, Tag. Title $20. APR $21.57. Fin. Charge $216.36. I 24 — Beige, 4 spd,, AM-FM PiOss wO O(ATi SAP4rO,O 1119 Hot If H Sffi Saivt.d Ph In h$3) OvLaiia Ph e44 1114 '13 FIAT CONVERTIBLE—Beautiful " ..,. 5 H.,y If PH. 322-8601 I I H a Trvch D.L...id Ph 74 SIøfu Ph fl fl. - 1972 GRAN TORINO SPORT-V-8, automztic, air, Ma n i,eshtim,iv. widn fir. Par,t kt,'. ,,,itI. .I....I.. '1995 Hwy. 17-92 & Airport Blvd. — - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -I IIIIIIIIIIIII - BOB DANCE DODGE 1. 1801 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD-323.773O443912 Super Used Cars 0 13SUPERVW KAWASAKI 350 CC S AReaIMoverLik,New AS 1w '13 795 1 DATsUN WAGON Ri d Air I '11 0 79 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill Os Hardtop Sharper Thin New 21,000 PS, P 8 "I '2195 '2695 DODGE '13 W het 5 •Iif 5, 1 2195 Orange, Economy Pb us Ot ', .S.r Rrd $3395 Double Double Sharp 2 Dr. Hardtop $ 1995 5 '73 340 DART VS Air, Auto, PS Sslwcr * Black Whiti' flu(ket With Console '/3 5 £ PLYMOUTH SCAMP OPEL MANIA LUXUS Stripes. '2895 I• t)oulii.' Sh.itp, Di tp Maroon '2695 1 14 DART SPORT hi.i,i it,ul to.iot '73 CHRYSLER NEWPORT (i 340 shon Flctofy Air, and Loaded With '.t' Com"re At r' gupro, nt Only '7.7c) it '2995 if $1 e Mos. At '46.59 ECONOMY 'TOYOTA I VOS(Iy OU DeLANO Stamps. Coins flew '74 Nomad 1$' travel trailer '1299 Beige, 4 SM., AM radio. -- Gold and sib Coins. Single or Bulk SEMINOJ H. 'VT VT iT T, J, 4 •38 0Y3 111111 STEWART MOBILE HOMES 17. 111111111111111 1972 MONTE CARLO—. Dark gold, beige vinyl roof. Automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, AM radio, Ex. ceptionally clean, VILLAGER 3 Bedroom, 1½ Bath Fully Furffl$t,ed ,08 Y3 1972 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL_. 4 door Town Car, White with special leather saddle Interior. White vinyl roof. Equipped with all luxury features. One local owner. Offered for 2 To Choose From, 1 I BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC and miscellanoous Sell for 30 consignments. Free pick i, Auction Sat. night at 7 p m C 377 2770 oil Pecr"atuonal Vehicle' Service SOUTHERN RV SERVICES f)0 1070 372 907 COROLA 1200 Owner, Low Mileage, Up To :10-i.- Mi. Per Gal. I ISUII$UI$IlIIIIIlIi... toolS, I 12699 u We Buy and Sell 3290 '70 3 To Choose air SAVEUPTO$600 Wanted to Buy Camper- Travel Trailers TOYOTA PICKUPS— From Starting At I1 CASH 377 1137 75 '13 ALL CLEAN LOW MILEAGE COMPANY CARS 4352. VILLAGER 4O'x24' Double Wide Tropical green, 4 spd,, H.T. 4 Sp., Orange, Radio, 4-Sp., Economical ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used. any COflditi OUTSTANDING USED CARS 1970 Mark Ill— White with leather Interior. White vinyl roof. Complimented with full luxury of Mark III equipment, One owner, low mileage. Offered for — SUPER BEETLE stereo. -- — 69 ',J TOYOTA CORONA— '2099 1 Feed -. - 365-5S5 ' 67A ' I I1 -49O 11 1 BASIC BEETLE— Atlas white, 4 spd.. 611 3)76, Winter Park OFF AIRPORT BLVD. — '3899 '69 SUPER BEETLE Female Cockapoo, spayed, 7 cros Old good with children. 140 or bestoller DoohouSe, 525 377 866.1 _________ . IScu, It upright Freezer, $I7S llcu If Refrigerator 12599 — 1969 Karman OPtIa, automat;c U .celie'nt Condition Oneowri(r 5950 322 4653 cond., AM-FM stereo. For used furniture, appliances, - 4 Sp., Radio, Low Reduced AC, 5 Speed, Low Mileage _______________ 1,SLJ PER BEETL. JIM DANDY FEEDS BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR SANFORD SEWING CENTER 30?AEag 1st St.. Sanford 3279111. I Eves 869 1)46 - — '74 TOYOTA CELICA G.T.— AM-FM, Red? door Studebaker, 163 lngi)od condition, r'ewtirp and battery. 3371330 Chrome yellow, 2 dr, 4spd, air I cond,, AM-FM stereo, G'ormley's E 14, 373 1733 VOLKSHOP Mileage 1937 Chevrolet t,s i,, $150 Farm 37) 6717 Alter 1 - Call Credit Dept. '12 CELICA ST.-------------- - — Cher' Kennel Pup's, Studs, AKC, Toy & Mini Pootile All olnrs, Mini or Large Dachshund, Sh,h Ito Mini Schnauzer. Toy Collie. C oc buy pup's, fin rice, ii..trAnlCr shots SOi 737 -- U. VYtbKOAYS 8:00.12:00 SAT. MONTH i1?ASHgJj— Rally Red, 4 dr., Auto., air cond., 1AM-FM stereo. 0)31 In sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's bes t model, winch bubbiri 'in machine. FullV a)?ômatIc. Pay balance 04878 or 10 payments of - VW Beetle, dark blue-, .iuitomal,( Stick Shift. AM radio. io., ow rn,lr'.,qe' Very nice car %lr'ZS (ill t4u,,w m' Kirby, 337 loS) D"aier FURNITURE — THE J 1977 Gran Torino Sport, vi. full power, air, mags, local owner Weekend special. Van Cabanon, 312 4881. Dealer. Clearance Sale ILl TAKE TRADES - 25th St JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. ~ ._ Lsi i 1 Doberman Puppies 1973 Singer Zig-Zag 321-0120 $10,500 " i Ia. i.i Volkswagen Demonstrator AKC reglStt.red, black & rust * * Singer * * Cr. Palmetto & Commercial Ave. Sanford, Fla, OIshe,' IDrapes LAKE MARY-- Extra large lot With fruit tree's 396' on Street x ISO' 3 bedrooms, Older home, large THE Boating IDisposals 7 bedrooms, family room, a i r, nice carpe ting Seller will give n)" o tgage $16,500 & 4~1, TAFFER REALTY 7373 raa 1 white interior. Extra Clean $7195 1t Rent AKC Dachshund minatures Red also black and tan Males, $65 Animal Haven Boarding K(nncl 322 5752 Drop in bobbin. Zig tag an 3 needle positIon. Like new condition, sølid new for $13, balance of $43 cash or S payments of 110 New warranty. r~10 -". Sib-, Call Whitey Eck s tein at 377 1651, Dealer. '7) P.'C, Midget. qon.ct conditon $1800 er best effr )) WAS after S Pets and______ Supplies - 500 Sanford Ave., 373 9370 cars. 11.2.3 Bedroom Apti, tired Unfurnished * Call MP(MULL' 65 7 Pc Living rn Suite, 599.95 Two .$119.93 Dave's Furniture We Specialize In making People happy as well as fl.'IA 2S6SPark(js' -- Wanted to Rent APARTMENT HOME5 ' LAKE CASSELBERRY_ Eat inki?cnen, 3 bedrooms, fenced corner lot, nice I 3 bedroqm corner lot, hardwood floors. 1 block from element ary School, Only $35,000. $1500 down no down payment VA. See today.. community t * 1971 VW but Red and white with .-_! Howl. Kirby at 3721651, Dealer ent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only 51 per day. Freight damaged furnit,jre and furniture paris. All at wholesale or below at 19 W Concord P4011's Freight Damaged Warehouse, Downtown Orlanijri PhOC 475 9502 4 ON RESERVOIR I "Sanford's Sales Leader" Your Multip'e'Lsting Ageny I. 4 INDUSTRIAL PARK 'Al . '.ih(u 7. ,,.. Equipment for s .s . 4 C, n c.cr. '77VW Beetle. marina blue, AM FM radio. Real clean. 57193. Call Musical Merchandise BUY HERE SALESMAN R&H, Extra Clean Over 10,000 Pieces To Select From Of J,i', Call)?? letS BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances air cond freezers refrig. Step ladders wire etc. C,ormly's E. 16, Sanford 3231733 living room chairs, sofa, electricj appliances, etc 3774671 Bicycles CLARINET, S50 FREIGHT SALVAGE ESTATE SALE.- lii Plnecrest, Fr & Set. Only. 11.00 to 430. Lampi From Dashers To Dunebuggys - Call 322.2420 Anytime rou tod ay. Excellent location at I I md SR 46 beds. MiSC 1801 W. 4th St., Congratulations to Jack Davis '65 tPtru 174 Models speed, radio Very nice car. 13)95 Call Whitey Eckstein at 327.165) Dealer. to bicycle Holds2 pcOple. 321 03)3 'Iftet' 6 30 Restaurant Eguipment New arid Used. Bought and Sold Holiday Equipment, 3915 N. Orange f3lsm Trail, Orlando. PH. 2931973 - Buys - Any - Car Custom too '73 VW Super Beetle red. PEOPLE POWERED VEHICLE: wheeled mini car, drives Similar 59 NEW 1Ocia,q TKADE.INS With Payments To Suit You * vwstang ulty * Autos For Sale, 1 GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW A5sOcIt Rose Southward, After hours 377 6401 50 000 Sq. ft. warehouse ready for 58 )T256T '' .''c.riry.y blocks behind Dodge Sales on SI 46 3791 . . . u;v-;ju WE WE WEST - Ttui3 bedroom, 1' bath and loaded with extras for $26, is one of nicest homes in the area. Calf REALTOR )NLY 96~ ONLY rench Ave 373 7310 F paid attention to your neglected Volkswageni 111 The Moster's Cove M. UNSWORTH REALTY 103W, 1st St. 323-4041,373 05)7, 327 9720 retirees ]fl , ,. , I (With Good Credit) fquIppt. with camper Shell $495 r ,111 ,,,,t, , 1,,, Urs',t,. 0 at 312 16S), Den Icr 3?36353or643.3333 NEAR SCHOOL * 1700 Complete Volkswagen Service! you guallfylt REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary BlVd 7160 Two (bedr oom House Trailer furnished in 365' Apartments Rent Unfurnished - than rent. Government subsidized to QualifIed buyers. Call to see if or ban, 11 lb. 120; 12' John boat, S'z HP Johnson 7 oars, 2 seat floats, 1)70 Sears rder mower, needs repair, 160 _!l_s64s Now the kids are back in school — and things have calmed down isn't It time 1 Lor622362 - New houses lna rural area No down yment—monthly payments less newlywedS SANFORD AUCTION 51 * They're Hot!" SANFORD— ...... uIwiw1ne1', $e 1116 after 3.30 I?' Refrigerator with large freeze 5.15. VW trailer hitch, fits up to '4 SI 377 $667 377 1443 iii You ioic •FnPRIC.'.T 'JlSLhlL III)j, Julian Stenstrom. After hours. ""'-'------ Mobile Homes Rent Enjoy beautit---kia River by renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE, No pets. No alcohol, 3774470 Rent iedroom apartments. Pool. lubhou se, carpeting, drapes, .lfthenequlpoed,enti'al heat and Ir. Monthly rentals from 5142,30 27 2090. 1503 W. 251h St.. Sanfor d - LOCH ARBOR -- LAKEFRONTI Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bath with lust about v.rv .vt. --... . .— 1.49.000. Call REALTOR Associate Swimming pool. 4370 S Orlando Dr. 313 fl20 Sit Wall Papering ProfesSional Wallpaper 34 or 2 bedroom duplex apa rt ments FurniShed Or unfurnished. 60' — After ________ ..-...... /IMF Bowling . IL)I 831•4039 landscapIng, spic and span. LAKE.MARKHAM... OPt, Boyt and breezeway. No pets Mutt have reference's, $700 Monthly, $100 security. Also I bedroom cottage . Ideal for couple 51(X) Month, $50 Security. 372 )587 - Classified ads serve the buying eno painting and wa Iip.,. MAYFAIR - Two bedroom, 2 bath, many extras, $33,500. Can be leased with option to buy. For details, call REALTOR-Alit. Julian Stentrom. Alter hours 372. 7140 Adultt, no pets, 1110 Plusdeposit, 377 3930 .ake Mary. Quiet, Oean, conl, comfy, carpeted, casual and convenient. Meals optIonal 373 0574 W62 leis L Marvin P. I prices. we do it all John's Fix It Painting Rooms for 9 GUTTERS FREE ESTIMATES Lawn Service or 373 045 1 ar.ytime. Siding SlDlpG, TRIM AND II(AMLESS - bedroom. I bath completely carpeted I furnished, $200 mo. 5)00 security. 377 4799 Lake Mary Cute 7 bedroom Our nisfmed house, Fenced 1842 (24 hr's.) - 3229147or 273 B&J LAWN CARE SERVICE Res,dcnhial ICommercial Fret Brick. Block & Stan. Fir.placts, Est 373 0319, Jerry or 372 6141. Barb.Ques, Carports enclosed, Buddy brvk veneer, concrete driveways. FRANKS MASONRY. 1318734 - Landclearing, septic tanks, fill dirt, driveways. All kinds of digging Yard Clean lip, Trim. Mowing asImfied ad in the Sanford Service and Light Hauling. Callus Herald. Dial 3377611 or 131.9993f ANYTIME 373 £61 o!ace Yours ___________ firs? mortgag, on land 'eed" s Serve a uStfuT Pur pose aga in you sell them with a claSSified aq from t Herald Call u Don' t uvii Just dal 222 26)) or f)J 93 To P 1 4(eyour Io* ost want -'•- r-u longer needed items with a month 377 1777 Gassman, (Bonded Mort. Broker) 2401 Mohawk Tr . Mail, Call 615 _____________ :&ABAcKH0EsERvICE - CONCRETE large or Small. we it all. Fair prices Licensed, Ronded, CHASEY BUILDERS. 47 7759 day or night. 1112S a bedroom,? hours 372 6435 and return yOur 11000. Will give RYDER RENTS TfUCKS Etonoline Vans to Dics1 Tractors. i day. 1 year, 373 14)0 * bath country home on nearly 3 acre's in quiet, rural area 145,000, For details call REALTOR, Associate Sonny Raborn. After hours. 322 1179 Bedroom pious' 7 Bedroom furnished house 1173 month, is? and last plus deposit 373 1207 Investment 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I Viii pay 110 per month for— 36 ffw,n. •• Fit, pat dri,t Ii (k or Stn planters Patch repair WEST SIDE— Lovely) Truck Rentals REMODE LING. ADDITIONS I REPAIRS CARPENTRY Bonded, 27 Opportunities . .'INCENT'S CARPENTRY tr!er.Qr Trim. Paneling, Custom Carpentry. No job too small 3747 373 1234 After II am. Plastering. Plaster Wholesale distributor, full or part time SuipIy retail accounts in food Stores and other outlets in thiS area Inc ome POlSibllittt enormous Moderate 'fly es tm:nt C.!t ol)t'ct, Mr Deas, ( 01t Si) Thornp5on5Rfng Budd up& Shingles Ali work guaranf Custom Work, Licensed. Bonded Fr estimate. 7P60 33 Houses Rent Furnished 3 bedrooms, I' i baths, Air con 3777077, or 611cr .5 )0 337 8700 BUSINESS __________ Realty • Irinitijii,* i',.,ui, .a,.0 f * IS Ulbrrgia c,.it 25 HP Evinrude 'motor and trailer. Ready to go for 1375 323 6477 ___________________ twice' Reillty, REALTOR, 679 This inc. "Get 'Em While . Business Opportunities ONE MAN s are here to help you buy, sell, rent or swap, at a low It k1t us help you plac, yours— Call 372.26)) Call I3I9993 Burglar Alarms 24 Stenstro m quantities of new pre cut rrt.t. linoleum and accessories being sold at close to wholesale Co me to HOES 2610 Hiawatha Ave. all? 93 aruc I 196$ VW Karman Ghia, cS,srk One 1. I Speed, extra sharp 11.295 Ca 11 Don Pope 327 163) Dealer. $50 Down - '' speed. Must tee $7395 Call Him Kirf',, At 372 loSt DealN' - 1963 Ford pick up. - 1 "'SI CARPET. TILF. VI4JVI expert 'inst'tjo exp Lowest Prices in town. Call 67$ 1121. tLLIL IJdI pet 5)dle Things Needn't Plan Payt'on C'... I... passenger red white, looks & runs like new, 645 III 1973 Ford Courier, 1 Speed, mags, ,17.97 Maitland wide tires, Stereo, Speakers $700 Your Word It, Your Credit ciownand takeover payments 323 - ii.',, __________________________ A44I -'-'- (IROxI 12 - - monthly H If1 For Sale Lots and Acreage a ministration Assistance Realty 322 1301 323 49" I AlA CLEANS ALL Pressure Cleaning, Floor Waring Windows, 373 096.5 — CIhsiflej Bedroom, tenced yard, free water. $165 MO, Security deposit. 372 6620 or 323 SIS4 WANTED. LPPrS and nutsi aides. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, 91 9 E. 2nd St. , Boats 8. Marine Equipment Coronet, $60: New studio couch SQ Apartment Site' washing niact,iric. $100; Call 32) OS3befor,3 p.m Miscellaneous " MOSSIE C. BATEMAN payments under the Farmers Home Ad. TWO BEDROOM HOME- withon. lflCItYOflClo$s,wcl uded area Over lxdfOOm apartment. convenient 3,000 sq. ft of living space with 322.5C.u) Investigate Civil shade and fruit trees $67,300 373 5714 0 ss 1971 VW AS Ford Econoljnewindowvan a cyl., tape. mag Svtiet.fs, wide tire",. ruc",c palr,t. t4 7727. ()-nette set. 3 months old, rnapie ouch and (hair, desk and chair, ,,lcuurn cleaner. Clothes$31 5448. ALL P4011'S STORES Theme's one near you I l$6S Ford '2 ton pickup Fair condition. $750 321 0613 Garage Sale'; Thurs Fri. The Woodlands, 143 Stoneridge Dr .,y a way nn* for Christmas' King USt' indoorS or out doors Mat s,jr 5.10' Regular retail price $799 NaIl's price $199, 3500 1974 Ford half t on pick up 6 ,tlridcr, x it p'.1.200 triuli, I months old 13.2u0 373 8071 Garage Rummage Sales Whitey Eckstein at 327.l6 itDealer. Trucks and Trailers Patio Sate- drye'r,sof, end tables child's desk, twin bed, chests miSc. Items Nothing over 130. 327 9041. T'iipolInes! icr ',cur home ___________________________ Price 115.000 new) bedroom home for nO C5h down and BEAUTIFUL ESTATE un Sanford Ave. Cash payment and owner holding balance 7 pc t . ,, reduced Wanted Repair shop location, one acre Cou ch ant chair, dinette, Chest, t wo us regarding your eligibility to purchase a I ARGE EXECUTIVE HOME-- on Sunny and bright. 3 bedrooms, uolI course, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, baths, air conditioned titn fenced central heat & air, all con yard $21,500 vcniences $ 53,000 To see call 37) HALL REALTY 26065 HWY 11.97 RFAI TOR 373 57 /1 __________ Clean 2 Bedruoms. Wall to with carpet, air conditioned, heat. carport h children or pets 'all Car I phone necrstary. 323 2791 after 6 m Full line GE Applltt Sanford Electric CofTipan) 2372 Pr Drive. 377 1543 2 income )2'x60 MUST SELL House? LAKEFRONT ca:.t' 5 • . fledi, dressies, dav enport, dinette Set, dishes, etc 103 E. 791 h St between 1 I pm 373 I17 closing. We Will pay all cost Move when ready or will trade Free inspection Call Larry Saxon, REALTOR, or Jerry Erni'cn, Assoc, Roberts & Oilman. Inc. Two lots between 1797 and Sanford Ave on 13th 3?. For inform,t.'.,' (all. 3371741 - — ' ._ REALTOR - - 07)1 Financing a Maronda Horns in Deltoisa DellOnJ is now within the reach of the young working people of the area: as well as the older retirees on a fixed home " - Qusl. 5t.m'le' County" S or 10 acres. deal homeSite, id eal for horsi's — 7 Bedrooms, Wail to Wall Carpet Air .$125 Month 3720772 Earn Christmas cash Selling Sarah Coventry Jewelry. No Investment Ph 322- BUD DY 'S (formerly Harriett Economy Toyota PET REST INN. Boarding &Grooming. - P,t,menl rail 373 377 im 'mediately on this 3 bedroom. 1' bath Only 7 yeArs old . Lake Miry, 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths. ,mr, kitchen equipped, large lamily room, garage. See to ao Precialle $235 Month 373 0415 C3ntJCt Mrs. Ours? or Mr Thornton, Orlando, 365 561 1; Sanford, 337 8801. Central Pet Care 7 Bedroom Home for Rent 337 7829 Clean 3 bedroom, 1 ba th air con dltioning, carport. No children or Poll . 3150 month, $100 security, 1733581. Previous new car dealer experience in general ledger monthly financial statement necessary Improvemsrtt •'SUMPT ION- With small down . Terry Need A New pl i g ht er. Real Estate - ________________________________ . 2603 Park Dr 72)2 Oak Shaded fenced tilird *ith ) bedroom. I', bath concrete block ' 43 33.1 7967 SANFORD REALTY SLINLAND — uanajjci, JIIL - ro.Scl $2).CCO Longwood - 'tcorated. reliable tenrant References required 322 1519, Bookkeeper Automotive Realtaes li•SS Fern Park SMALL ACREAGE 8305500 Inc — I 'sutmniShed 2 bedroom home, nt-. I' Front office clerks, experience only . Permanent employment Apply 9 to S. HOliday Inn Altamonte' Springs. Florida'sOldest Toyota Dealer, IRS Airport Blvd. Houses Rent - Children back in school? Mee People 1. earn money selling AVON, 6443079, iom Utilities itjrni%hed rrhJ or ljnturnisfled Nice (liasen. Condhlonkjg air, better than new-- thowt well. ti 'rr.rnaeuial Lyclorse fenced . yrvj. s,as grill On patio. Barbara Mclean, Assoc,, 330 S500 After hOurs, .._.,, Unfurnished (303) 617.7)87 Ask for ira' Air GuARDED" DI,4'lI, -. Peiltor ELLt BY OWNER, San lord's best sectIon. 3 1 , lots, 3 bedrooms, carpeted, central air, heat, all electric kitchen. fireplace Bank appraised 135.000. Will take 137.500 ca sh or Afl to iA)it,ed bupt-r. 210 t..,i.,i -or '"V.,,,- A.. JJ "66. I bedrooms, 2 bath Split bed room plAn Large closetS, c en tral neat, 115 1'lm(ir LIIIl 47 2 bedroom, i bath, awning ,lnci skirting central heal Central air available on terms Located on rental tot Assume mor tgage or refinance 373 0*29 Alt.,. A V/e Succeed," . -- - - $)lSPi'ontfm 3710797 Arbjtij Lady— become a Fili Creations Beauty Consultant Choose your own hours. Grea earning pOtential. Call collec A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! PALACE -. selling. GLOBAL CARPETS. I II S magnolia 323"20, cn for HENRI, the talking vey saving Robot coming Ic ck Prosser Ford to Till '-------. .t,!.L32301° Lam 1(w)9,od I all uphoIsterets DALK In excellent condition and clean 193 867 337 1 - k,',,1s,.. ni 3 bedroom mobile home with al. conditioner and 750 gallon septic furnished American 'iM•: clnl4 . ______ '73 322 1333 after S Roberts & Gilman '17 kockwo, 12'x65', 2 firms. baths, Air $500 down, takc over Plo QualifyIng $30 85)6 We Don't Stop 12 Trusses, Toppc'rfor$' body truck - Autos for Sale '73 Pinto Hatchback Runaboul bright red. Air and automat IC Low mileage. Lik e new . 17I9 C all -----------------------.__._.,, 79 Feanq, Hotpolrtt and Tappai Priced right. Financing avaifab I with no down payment, Dick Isc 1940 C.MC S yard dump truck With 101 engi.'me, 5 Speed transmission,? Appliances, 3721634, Speed rear end Contact 3729147 KENMORE WA5HEf, parts international '. ton, 4 wheel drive, service, used machines. tool box bed. $)7Q0. 363 316). MOONEY APPI lANCES 3fl0."i There's one near you. Early 80 lIUrt'pf)W(,c custom paint $600 or trade for VW 372 3812 --------------------- ALL NOLL'S STORES bedroom, I' bath, all brick Plenty of parking- convert into ,tudio, Contact Connie Russell, /ISSOC 130500 Motorcycles ;..,:: In town $9 95 and up. Sanfor Auction, 200 French Ave 37 7310 ODD CHEST Largest selection in Cen tral Florida. Prices start at 139.9$. carry mortgage, Converted 3 disposI, and frost free refrigerator 1070' screened roon on raised patio. Owner, 372 1409 $ , ________________________________ MUST Urn!" - , 78 Washers, guaranteed, best selectic ITLANDFI.EA MAR T 1941 Hwy. l 9? Open Sal, & Sun 95 jji(('Ilm'flt investment f or busin,s office liberal terms Owner Will ' will washer, dryer, dishwasher, 'I 7 bdrm, bath,, den, $300 down, $155 ma. 9t pct. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3231750 Roberts & Gilman carpet salesman, t residential and commlrc -- uuiluer, I AK C MARY bdrm, apt., lights, water fur fished Only $95 Adults only. No pets 377 7296 alter 'lir'.m'r',' ttrnct,int for "ufld, I,. uvo,,.. at _________________________ One Help Wanted 1 2 00 ..,.. ilna Deltona, 904-789.7230. Orlando, 305-4731)33. - — IS ALCOHOL A PRORLFM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON 322-2611 I' ' (all to set. i.'ut Sd) 2 5tor, 2 bedroom fr,iri' house with 17'x76' workshop Corner lot. 113,000. I' Mobile Homes Sanford 3735700 LAKEFRONT HOME 5,1,1 boat, fith, swim, anything to o with water. Here is a brand new I L'tdrOo,n home with 2677 under roof With price of 159.500 REALTORS. CasseIbcrry,t)0.164 ...-.---.--'-.-. ... - _ BUY NOW, AND VE'LL PAY ' OF THE MONTHLY RENT at Lake' Kathryn 'fit January '13. S)0 amid 4ssume loan nn ii'.. Iii •'if iiiuUii lme 2 bedroom (unfurni sh ed), I' baths, . Inc. __ Appliances For Sale OFF 17•92 197498 Leant Let A Want Ad M a__ k The Scene 52 Miscellanøous PARK l'ERPI Thursday, Sept. 5, 1U-.--~ 838 2920 500 French Ave. Ii? 97) . 'Stop 3373111 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - Suite 20j The Greater Mail NEED NO MONEY DOWN. New )andltiedroom puomes, 1i., f07 ttns priced from $22.850 to 325,100 on large wooded lot, Seller pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, wall to wall carpet, air reasonable rent AdultS, no peti 32 2 111fl YOU -. Income And C1 27)4133. . I Investment Properly _________________________ 132 3991 a - - - . nocs iC 1, 1, ,; Days: 3724173 Nigh ts: 322-5424 3377347 - 46 Come see ii', at our big new location ST. JOHN'S REALTY I I I 'i'vt. some camping equipment no longer use? Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald Call 372 2611 or $3i 9993 and a friendly _1 visor will help you. 3 bedrm, 1', baths, no qualifying. 14900 down, $156 ma, 7 pcI. Acre Hartman Realty, IS ALL I Assoc, I I * * After Hrs...3fl97p,, I t((fl iup..'d. c.iroet Sl7.S I'Iu(i,tiOfled, .- E YOU TROUBLED Call I ill Free. 644 7077 for 'We Care' 'Huline" Adults or Teem THE HERALD 'u'n Deltona GOOD CREDIT OCEAN SHRIMP FREE hon e dvluvery SSaies Please call 305 8)0 MM .. HUFFMANREALTY Al P.11, Jenny Clark, Assoc. 3fl)59$or)fl $$S3 7m,, PcI. InterestRat. . — REALTOR_ Realty, REALTOR, 373 7750 * * * * REALTOR 12 Evening Herald 11'ah, ____ Jim Hunt Realty . 1201 — mouses for Sate 11 room, fenced yard, firepter covered patio 135.000 Evere Rc.Slty,lnc REALTORS. 67,O9 After hours call Jack Musum, ,- Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 372.4991 191 9S. French Eve. 372 7374 372 1496 327 75 48 Larçjt'dian I or ?bed:oon, furnished for working adults $50 ctcurity, 11 06 Sanford Ave. Good Things to Eat Sanford, Florida CLASSIFIED AD DEPT. I I 2BedroomAdull%O,i$y 5pe Rates For Senior Citizens ParkAvenueMobilepark 25.43 Park Drive, 372 2161 Eperien(cd child care my ho me 6 ,' ni 4 p m. Mon. Fri Hr . i'r iskly rates Also Friday n.; L5e Mary 327 1311 — — t LIS In town •rnd out. Starflng at $3,500. Yes rsri lakefront' (nil Realtor, A5$o(late, Vi( Gis(hfer, 'vs 322 7171 Stemper Realty AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St, Att.l,nonte New tOwflho,ise bedrooms, 1' baths. kitthen By owner. Small down Pp Paymnentorirad, Live inon, side for 153 month Office •)) 7$3. Home 319 56.47 CLIFFJORDAN I fl' , 'ui WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W, 1st - ' ii' Family parks. isis Hwy 17 97.' p m Mon Fri by hour, dal or 'im'm'k The Tcrrdce. Winter cprinjs 321 0273 Ph. 322-2611 2. 3 (tcrc.m " Sanford 72) 19)0 Day, Wk fliby sitting In my home, 6 am 106 Bring Results I. CtS ' Nil ______ On fuel Close to ev er ything in the city 7 bedroom, 1 bath with big trees Now is the time to buy! Apartments Rent I like new 3 & 4 bedrooms. Carpet. gara ge, with paneled family 1 bedroom, pool rooms . Lcw 20's. It is easy for PINE MILLS home' on large corner lot. Family everyone to buy from SAVE! .. . - I Houses for cl 41 Assume mortgage or low down. Immediate possess ion. Several bath lovely home with large living r.toni, Separate dining room, nice kitchen with many extras, Priced 176.500 F or more inf or mation call Margaret Scott, Assoc. Alter hours, 372 7348 Furnished Orlando 831-999 this small Child $170 . - in a space SANFORDAREA Iristirny and beautifulp" ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE A-111 10 wall shag, air, playground We love your hllcjren. Aroorl Rlvd near Sanf or d Ave 37) )34() Hwy 46 on Labor Day. Fincicr olea call 322 1130 piano 'Isn't the LAST 3 LEFT' Furn or unfurn ENGINE COVER for Chrysler 20 outboard rriotor between MlMt & SANFORI on 1 $165 . Houses for Sale n"g% 12 110a 111%n 0 '0 . --------------I---------------:-- Casselberry And Sanford A low down payment I bedroom, $160 viven# 0 . Stemper Sez 2RDRM% FOR THE ICE OF 1 BDRM lOST Seminole 32226 put your -1 41 BAMBOO COVE I - __________ Unfurnished INFORMATIC We - 30 Apartments Rent WANT AD II I in ?10rald AdS Results - I 77 Junk Cars Removed -,....... -. Excellen t ruck Buys ! I �10 8—Evening Herald Thursday, Sept. 5,l97 kwyr NICOSIA, Cypru Th.tish forces may ed a drive to extenc along the northwe Cyprus In violation o fire. The Greek Cypri 67th Year, No. 14—Friday, September Raide kn y I o, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents -j - Democrats O ffe r H On EC0110111y '44 Vienn VIENNA, Austria former home for nuns turned Into a heavily transit camp for Sovie their way to Israel, iii Viennese neighbors 1 Arab terrorist attacks "1 know the Jews h housed somewhere," Woman. "But why do tJ to come next door to i She and others in the development in Vknn meting district said th kept unaware until a that the emigre camp vi established in their n hood. Workmen on the would not say what thi doing. Some of the thought the place wouk orphans' home. "But then last week i sudden they started bul wall around the house, one woman. "Next Liii barbed wire was there, a morning by the end of th huge Red Cross signs painted on the roof." Guards armed with s chine guns protect the which is operated by th trlan Red Cross, and poll trola In the area have be creased. One resident checks are made on rnOVlflg about the area a Austrian officials said cautions are being taken t tect the neighborhood, many residents still aren' isfiet Beginning In 1964, J emigrants leaving the Union by train were take processing to the isol Schoenau Castle 70 miles of Vienna. It was rented b Jewish Agency, and 70,000, went through there. Then last September a g of Arab terrorists took t Jewish refugees and an Au an border guard hostage, the Austrian government somed them by clo In November, the go ment met upa temporary tra camp at the WoeHers Barracks, on the outsklrt5 Vienna. But neighbors th also complained that they w being exposed to possible rorlst attacks. Accused Pot Pilot Gives Up WINDER, Ga. (AP) - TI Georgia Bureau of Investlg Lion says a Florida man a cused of being a pilot of a fou engine aircraft seized at W1n er with a load ofmarijuana turned himself in to Barroi County Sheriff John Rober Austin. The GB! said Drug Enforce merit Administration agent had Issued a warrant for thi arrest of Dallas Norman House 46, of Sarasota, Fla., on charge of Importing and poasessin narcotics. House told officers of the sherifrs department in Winder Wednesday he didn't know he was being sought until read a newspaper account of the case, the GBIald 14twoota.afcrrner Winder resident, said he was visiting the area. LLA agents charged th't House was a crewmember of the Lockheed Constellation that landed at the Winder airport two weeks ao with 13,500 pounds of Colombian marijuana aboard. The plane was forted down with a broken oil line after a 1,64-mile flight from Barranquilla, Colombia, according to Philip Perry, assistant agent In charge of the DEA in Atlanta. Perry said the plane was traced from a Miami rental firm to Aruba. p , WASHINGTON (AP) - Pre . concentrating on big industries particular proposals, the econo. colleagues, while not agreeing ident Ford has launched his and big unions whose policies mists generally agreed that the on a number, generally saw in. public search for a way out of were relatively immune from way out of wh,-it has been called flation, now runnin4 hipher the nation's econoiffic anI corqti(jr stag(lation - simultaneous than 10 Der cent a year, drop. has received assuranC (ruin But Ford dropped a hint that Inflation and sluggishness in the ping below 10 per cent next year the Democratic Congress that it he would avoid extreme mea --economy - would not be and falling somewhat more In will sin) ln session as long aslie ures simple, quick or painless 1976 has proposals for it to consider, "As In the political arena, Speakers emphasized that the The White House meeting is The word from Capitol Hill there is a wide area of agree- economic malady has no single the first In a planned schedule -_ me as Ford met on Thursday ment, and a few in both parties cause but a variety, both na- of public sessions with spok r with some 30 economists who fall on the far ends Most of the tional and International, that men for various Interests, in --offered a wide range of sugges. American people fall In the would have to be attacked sep. Washington and elsewhere in _ ___ Lions, including an apparent middle, and they want us to aratel) the country. These are to ci] inajorit) view that the money take the actions, I believe, And, Arthur M Okun, a for minate in a summit conference supply should be expanded to that fall within the middle mer presidential conomic ad. Sept V and m Washington to bring interest rates down, ground of the spectrum." iser now on the staff of the formulate specific recom• There was less agreement on While they differed widely on Brookings Institution, said his mendatjons. how to moderate the wageprice race. There is no question but that we will cooperate with the President," house Majority Leader Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., DMass., said in a telephone In. - teriew from Cambridge. -_____ "We have got to Instill confidence in the public and If re. Sing inc a sung of the ships of the sea, one might be prompted to ask of the many sailors, veteran and maining in Washington will do amateur, who man a variety of craft on Brevard County's Banana River, Including the single-masted it, then we have to stay,' sloop, smaller sailboat and luxury yacht, above. Sailing and motorboating are among Central Senate Majority Leader Mike Florida's favorite erkend activities - the size and style of vessel depending Mansfield, D-Mont,, concurred, on the owner's wallet. iHerald Photo by John A. Spolsklj with the observation that Congress alone cannot act on the economic problem. At the end of the day-long, televised session, about hail of which he attended in person Ford told the economists, -,I couldn't agree more that we have to act ... on sound and responsible recommends tb- - - - BANANA RIVER BOA Troc' ,, . U • Me ica . Care Pro its f Charge Denied Loca I fie made no cvmmitments on the suggestion that the Federal Reserve Board be urged to ease V By SEAN CODE Herald Staff Writer rji t. e 3h Or Welfare Secretary Caspar flation. Specifically he pointed and Dr. Julian .1. Fried, other specific's. Weinberger. to physicians fees which he said director of the Seminole County These included suggestions Weinberger speaking to the have Jumped 19.1 per cent and Health Departm, agreei the from individual economists for Local health care authorities American Association of hospital charges 17.7 per cent cost of health care i s in . renewal of mandatory wagedenied today the Increasing Medical Clinics in Washington since wage and price controls creasing, price controls, for avoiding cost of medical care represents said medical costs are In. were lifted April 30. to However, both pointed even the suggestion of such pure profit for physicians and creasing 50 per cent faster than Both Donald Bradley, ad. increased operating costs for controLs and for intermediate hospitals as charged Thursday prices In the rest of the rnlnistrator of Florida Hospital the rise In the price of health steps such as giving the new by Health. Education and economy and are fueling in. North In Altamonte Springs, services to the patient. Council on Wage Price Stability Bradley explained, "Our standby rollback powers or latest Increase, as far as the cwt to the patient, Is around 10 Per cent. There has been no increase to the employes since y the controls were lifted." He explained the one month Jump of $16,000 In the combined MIAMI (AP) - Hurricane Carmen, with sustained "We can't say where because center said a reconnLance ce winds of go miles an hour, two facilities (the other Is was we really don't know," he said. plane was to take a closer took arges Do north from the southern Gulf of at latitude 22.9 north, longtitude "That's a big piece of coast- at a new tropical depression located in Orlando), the Mexico today. Forecasters ad. 90.5 west or about 140 miles line." skyrocketing cost of food, and churning through the Atlantic vised residents of a wide section north of Merida, Mexico By The Associated Press Carmen had remained 5th- toward the Leeward Islands the Increasing number of un- of the Gulf Coast to keep aware is the average monthly home It was expected to turn .iorth- tionary off the coast of Camp. Here are some examples of collectable bills add to the cost of the storm's movements, Three Florida utilities have consumption in Florida. But bills The depression late Thursday for 1,000 kilowatt hours of per patient. boosted their fuel pass northeastward during the day, eche, Mexico, decreasing to was centered near latitude 16.5 "A hurricane watch may be summer use is often much electricity for September, exgradually gaining in forward tropical storm status, for north, longitude 58.5 west, charges for September while higher, making $100 a month cluding taxes: As far as rising physicians needed for a portion of this speed and strength. several days before regaining about 225 miles east of Antigua fees are concerned Dr. Fried coastline Friday," forecaster two others have announced electric bills not uncommon. The path could take it any. strength Thursday slight decreases in the cost of and and 500 miles —Jacksonville Electric A said, "That's true ' t Paul Hebert said late Thursday where in an area ranging from beginning Its slow northward Puerto Rico. east4outheast of Under tides of the state thority, generating electricity. cc C U- not necessarily represent a at the National Hurricane Cen. Louisiana to the eastern Flori- drift. Public Service Commission It had winds of m.p.h. an1 I' l simple profit. The inflationary ter in Miami. —Florida da Panhandle, Hebert said. TheGulf biggest increase came utilities have on their Meanwhile, the hurricane was moving west to West-north. Power Corp., cost for medical care is partly from Power Co. of Pensafl costs to passed consumers for .11. . cola, which said it must charge west at about 15 m.p.h., on a due to the Increasing labor cost - -.... " ,1 . —Orlando Utilities Commis. in the physician's office, the ears But adjustments were path aiming it to the north of $4.93 per 1,000 kilowatt hours to not listed separately until the sion, 130.80. / ' recover • Jackson Antigua, the center said. coal costs, increasing cost of physicians' , \ • • " energy crisis began That's a $2 boost. Were not forecasting any —Florida Power & Uht, elment, drugs, and \But Gulf Power's 10-county snifIcant change the Oil for generating electricity $30.78. . area still has the cheapest dec. next 24 hours but long-range 1p.., is costing utilities up to 12 —City of Lakeland, He added local physicians prospects are for slight In) tric rate in the state, $26.40 per times as much as it did before . —Tampa Electric, 129.27. • " have tried to hold the line In ) 1,000 kilowatt hours, , tensification," forecaster Miles tis the Arab oil embargo, --Gulf Power, $26.40. their fees to the patients. But Lakeland Power Co. said " . Lawrence said of the depres/ even the . sion. government -----4 September fuel pass-on will be .'-- .''j $10.46 per 1,000 kilowatt hours, recogn1es the Increasing cost If sustained winds In the de/ . . of medical care, and a $1.32 increase over August. )7-i. pression reach 39 m.p.h., it , . , 01QQ County Library could become Elaine, the seaFlorldapo. Ta)(physicians for services such as ' ' ifth named tropical 90 ' Petersburg hiked its fuel e oo medleare and medicaid." -storm. Justment charge 35 cents, to ' . / . . . . / . . . $15.05. H ve Kenneth Mc(,ce, 7-.---,... The Tampa Electric Co. held vice president and health / / conomist of the Florida State e its Pass-on stable at p.80 and CLOUDY • Hospital Association, said Jacksonville Electric Authority The possibility of a tax- agree to one-half mill tax stayed at 120. fora Weinberger arrived at his !r.nved cctrty county-wide library system, the statistics by taking the increase . will be put to a straw vote on the earliest such A nnouncing w ere a system could be for one month and multip)ing it November ball Florida Power ot, the Seminole Fund ed would be the Oct. 1, 1975 I light Co., 1116 by 12, which he described as / I ' down 16 cen ts to 17., the County Commission has fiscal year. / . 8.1 and nicely ce "ni ly twisting the figures for decided. Orlando Utilities commis0 I Weath er Details Page 3A if his own benefit" and suggested straw ballot will ask J down 18 cents to $8,56. ort cla Ut I t UP Fuel Carmen Heads North Wn Straw 'v'ote Nov. 5 owe r, ' / w , ' , . ' , ' . . ' , ' . The board refused to fund the they want a the secretary may have made volunteer library committee's the voters feel FP&L, the state's - largest system made up of at least two the chm*ft to drum up support utility, says it hasn't felt the oil $575,000 request to contract community libraries, @'and for the reimposition of controls price squeeze as much as other with the Orlando Public initially a full service On the health industry as a companies because its nude-ar Library for the present budget relationship with the Orlando prelude to national health care. pin'outh of Midrnt can mnaie )-car., Public Library" Weinberger suggested electricity at a cost equivalent Committee spokesperson Yesterday a to $1-a-barrel oil. A state-financed library ofheaIthcare cos ' y Helen Smith expressed study 0 Seminole Count' fuel disappointment ) du5.'r3' Itself, at St t .se,,, or 'ace the Since May, t he Lakeland ear lier this year recommended possiblIty of federal inadjus tment charge has risen b the Orlando contract as the terven ti on $3.45; Florida Power by $2.95; tns:ioflirs the move w il l delay ternp'ogress most economical way of Bradley stated controlling Orlando Utilities by $2.71; a flfl) star ti ng full Seminole service, only the health care least a car. FP&L by 12.63 and Tampa for at 'east Industry including bookmobiles, books would be "disastr ous because Electric by $2.40. Sr the straw ballot will ask by mall, and store front mini, there would be no control on the One thousa nd kilowatt hours voters whether they would libraries, costs that come to us." , . Vito cr, CUBA oo POO Index D I00. Of Pines r UC4r4,V . ' ' , / ' / --... \ ,' --..., / / / . ' ,'-' , -) j • , . , ' I ---. -' 38 . - 613 crOsSWOru z-uz e Dr. Crane Dr-La mb Horosco.............A 38 3A hospital fit', • --. ' AA 68 (.ornlcs . ', , ' a Around The Clock Bridge Calendar ---- Televise 311 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1974 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 05, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 05, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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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>, July 19, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/92342dafc8e0415848e49da795b4b080.pdf 3da098ff6b4dbd44dfa64ad9ec391aa0 PDF Text Text '_._--.'.'_..-__•4' 6B—Evening Herald Monday, August 12, 1974 _______________ ______________ Legal Notice _...j!g!!..N!.!ice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engagcd;njsifl• 1059W. NoIre Dame Dr., AIIamont, Spas., Sniinle County, Florida undcr the fItiti name o, DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEANERS & DISTRIBUTORS OF ORL.NDO With the Clerk of the Cfrcut Court. Seminole County, Florda in ac rdance with the proylilnns of th Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section sSS 09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Dorld W. 5trp Publish: July 72. 29, Aug. 5, 12, 1971 DED tot — FICTITIOUS NAME Notire is hereby given that I am engaged in butInes at 313 Shepard Rd., Caseiber, 3fl, SemnoIe County. Florida under the fictitious name of ALMAR REALTY, and that I intend to regisier said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Semi*I, County, Florida In ac cordance with the provlsicns of the FIctit,ou Name Statutci. To Wit: Section 6309 Florida Statutes 1937. 5: Margaret L. Clark Publish: Aug. 3. 12, 19. 26, 1974 ________________________ DEE32 jal Notice Legal Notice NOTICEOFAPPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.195 Florida Statutes of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, mat Geraldine Kirk the hoIr of the following certificates has filed said certificafes for a ta* deed .,, issued thereon. The certificate rvmbtr5 £nd years of issuance, the iptI of the rropefly, and the In which it was anessed are follows: Certificate No.61 Year of lssuanc 1971 DescriptIon of Property Lots 1 fN6'jFtOfLot3(Lt%5N763Fl0f W 63 Ft of Lots 1 + 2) 61k 9 Tr E Sanford Town c.f Pb 1 Pgs .56 to + 117. 113, 113, 1)6 + 117. Name in which assessed Emily Williams DeBose. Joe Louise Perry, Jr.. Gretcher Dunli DeBow. Meiba YVOIC DeBose, Millard Lanier , NOTICE TO: Alt prof,erly owners and any other pu-sons Interested in all lots, lendsand parcels of lands a3ioining and contiguous or abounding and abutting upon tte following desclbcd street located within the C'ty of Casselberry. Seminole Couigy, Florida. tow Oakwoon DrIve from the east tine of Sunset Drive a dstance of approximately 1,133 tn.at 1ee4 I.) tb wj, pavement of Triplet Lake Drive a k a North Triplet Drive. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Casselberry City Council has deemed it advisable to improve 'lie above described street with 21' of (UflLI on a 6" base without curb and gutter, and to for the assessment of all costS as per Resolution 238 of the City of Casseiberry. TAIr '.1flTlf thAt * ri.,hII. rnt'tling will be held on M00day. August 26, 1971, 117:30 P.M. or s soon thereafter as possible, in the Legal NotIce tjFNotc iijFfii' NOTICE OF A PUBL.IC HEARING To CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. NOtiCi Ii hereOy given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commistlon Room IntheCity Hall in thedflyof Sanford, Florida. at 7:00 clock P.M. on August 26, mi, to Consider tPe Adoption of an '. dinance by the City of Sanfcrd, Florida, title of which is as follows: ORDINANCE HO. 1244 CITYOF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINOTO OF ADOPTION CONSIDER PROPOSED ORDINANCE Y CONCERN; TO WHOM IT NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN by the City of Attamonte SprIngs, Florida, that the Council will hold Ipuoik hearing to consider enactment of Ordinance No. Xii 71, entitled: a (CIII4ANCE OF THE CITY SPRINGS, OF ALTAMONTE OR. AMENDING FLORIDA, DINANCE NO. fl$73, AND AS SUP AMENDED AND PLEMENTED, OF THE CITY OF AL T A MON I E S PR I N 0 S. FLORIDA. SAiD ORDINANCE BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARfNGOF PROPOSED CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that a PublIc Hearing wIIi be held at liii CommIssion Room In the City Hail In the City of Sanford, Florida, at l;()ocIock P.M. on August 26, 1971, to consider changes and amend mentstottezoningordinanceof the City of sanford, Fiorida, as follows: Ar1lclevI,off.str,,parking and Loading Regulation,; SectIon 2.0ff Street ParkIng Requirements; Paragraph(1l)thailbearnended,o read as follows: (16) Drug Stores and Super Markets: Jun spaces for each uare feet of retail floor area. All parties in interest and citizens shall have on opportunity to be t.uard at laid Iieting, ____________ Legal Notice FOR SEMIPOLE FLOP IDA PROBATE DIVISION In re: Estate of LU I. FOUSER flT COUNTY, Ii Deceased NOTICE OF FILING FINAL REPORT AND APPL ICATION FOR DISCHARGE OF EXECUTOR ;,i;ce s lter.y given that I have filed my final report as Execuloir of the Estate of LU I. FOUSER. Deceased; that I have filed my ap,lication for distribution and for final discharge, and that on Sep tember 4th. 1974. I will apply to the Hororable VIRGIL B. COPIXLINQ. Circuit Judge of Seminole County. Florida, for approval of saId finai AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, CITY OF AMENDING CHAPTER 1, SAN. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FORD CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, SEC. FLORIDA FICTITIOUS NAME T1ON 11.12 Noticeof Public Hearing distribution and for final discharge THEREOF, AS Notice ii hereby given that the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: AMENDED, SUCH SECTION Executor of the Will of LU I. undersigned I engaged in businets NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by IMPOSING A FEE FOR THE FOUSER, Deceased. ç A Filwin Sh at 300 N. French Avenue, Sanford, the City Councl of the City of ,t.er COLLECTION OF REFUSE AS 32771. Seminole County. Florida Aitamonte SprIngs. Florida, that E FIN EZCCU?Cr ---------.. , D I H E I E -I N fHAki'IIJr. THF iON ING fly ,,4 fk. fiI. Mu Ut )diU properly Deirig In TOC 7 .'.flhIIIlPIU1t unoer the fiCtITIOUS name of SUN. said City Council will hold a public SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN PREXPIBING THE AMOUNT OF CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN of the City Florida. Countyof Seminole, Stateof Florida, DAY HERALD, and that I intend to hearing: SUC H FEE AND DEFINING First Federal Building TER RI TORY FROM' PUD PLAN H. N. Tamm, Jr. Unless iuch certificate or cur register Said name vtith the Cler.c of (a) To consider cOnexation of the Sanford, Florida USAGES UPON WHICH SAID FEE NED DEVELOPMENT UNIT City Clerk tificates shall be redeemed ac the Circuit Court, Seminole County, following described property lying Attorneys for Executor IS BASED AND PROVIDING FOR City Hail, at which time the owners DISTRICT TO GO.) GENERAL PublIsh: Aug. 17. Florida in accordance with ?hC and being In Seminole County, cording to law the property Publish: Aug 5, 12, 19, 26, 1971 THE METHODS OF BILLING, OEE•f.1 assessed and other OFFICE DISTRICT: PROVIDING interested In described Such CertifIcate provisiorn of the Fictitious Name Florida, to wit: DEE 27 SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING SEPARABILITY,. CONFLICTS petns may appear before the City Statutes, 'To.Wll: Section 565 09 All that part of SANLANDO certificates will be sold to the THE FEES FOR REFUSE Council and be heard AND EFFECTIVE DATE. to as the highest bidder at cash Florida Statutes 1957. the Court SPRINGS TRACT No. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS p(opt'Ietyandadvisabjiityofrnaing COLLECTION, SaldOrdlnancewasplaccdonhirst house door on the 9th day of Sep 5: The Sanford Herald, Inc. recorded In Piat Book 5. page 19 F L0RI0A E I OH I E E N I H NAME STATUTE A COP) shall be cvaiiable at the the improvcnents Costs, method of reading on August 6. 1911, and tember, 1971, at ii A U By: Wayne 0 Doyle JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE public records of Seminole C.ounty, office of the City Clerk for all per. the City Council will consider same TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: p and the assements Dated this 7th day of August, 1971. Vice Presldenl Florida, lying southerly COUNTY, FLORIDA IOns If4Ii,n fri *irniri* Il. Ntstir. lx hr.hv nuri •*i , ti , turiJu paaww OI1U aUUPJIx1 Otter van property owner WIII DC ... ........ .• uiw Arthur H. Beciwith. Jr. Publish: July 22. 29, Aug. 3. 12, 1971 Road No. 434, easterly of'th; All parties in interest and citizens the public hearing, which will be undersIgned, pursuant to the CASE NO. 741)52.0 consIdered. Clerk of Circuit Court DED 106 DiVISION D Seaboard Coast Line Railroad right. The City of Casseiberry has in its shall have an opportunity to be held in the City Hall of Altemonte 'F'ctit,ot,j Name Statute" Chapter ci Semincle County. Florida of.way, West of th, realigned right. In tha matter of the Adoption of: heard at said on Tuesday, the 27th day , 565 09. Florida Statute will register hearing. Springs, p°,ess10 the engineers estimates Ida Creal, of way of Douglas Avenue ano RICHARD WILLIAM MAI5HALL. or as soon with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Ity order of the City Commission August, 1971, at 6.30 p.m , (or construction costs, engineering, Deputy Clerk ?4rrth o the S'uth NOTiCE OF ACTION icr Srrninole Ciutity, FIc'rJ,'i (f tIe City of Sanford, Florida. therc',sfler a pc'ssitile. urvcyur, ic'.Jal .ini dminislrotive FiCTITIOUS IdAMI Publsti 12. 16. 7) 30 1Q74 abandoned Street upon receipt of pr3ut of the tormenly Charles Arnold, H. Pd. Tamm, ..1r. costs for meeting interested parties may a iotal 01510.087.00. Noticeisherebygiventhate DEE 71 designated as Adams Street on use whereabouts unknown whose est City Clerk appear end be heard with respect to publication of this notice, the Nc All Interested persons are notified engaged in business Ct P.O. Box 60, above name plat, containing the proposed ordinance. This tutiovs name, fowl?: ADAMS AUTO known residence is' Sherman thatlhedescniptionofea(hprof'ty Publish: Aug. 12, 1974 NOTICEOF APPLICATION Longwood, Seminole County. acres, and including the adjacent 'lobe assessed and the amount lobe DEE.70 hearing may be continued from time PARTS NO. 2 under which we are Street, Toledo. Ohio Florida under the fictitious name of right of way of State Rad FOR TAX DEED YCU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED No. 434 to time jritll final action is taken by engaged iii businets at State Road assessed to each parcel may be DEL ENTERPRISES, end that we the North and the adia.ent rightot. (Section 191.495 Florida Statutes of 436. Forest City, in the City of Forest that a proceeding for adoptn has the City Council. asCert3lned at the ottice of the City NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 'ntt'ndtoregistur s.aidname With the way of Douglas Avenueon the East: been filed against you and you are CF A copy of the proposed ordinance City. Florida. Clerk of the City of Casselberry, PROPOSED CHANGES AND Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole to the corporate limits of the City of NOTICE IS HEREaY GIVEN That the parties Inlereste.d in slid required to serve a Copy of your i Florda. posted at the City Hall, Altamonle County. Florida in accordance with Altarnonte SprIngs, Florida: that R. B. Riser the holder of lte AMENDMENTS IN THE ZONING and The provisions of the Fictlllcu SprIngs, Florida, and copies are on business enterprise are as follows: written defenses, If any, thereto on Dated this 5th day of August A.D. ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF fbI To consider also the question following certificates hs filed said James Petitioners' attorney, whose name Gibson 1971. f lie with the Clerk of the City and Name Statutes, ToWit: Section of designating SANFORD, FLORIDA and assigning the certificates for a tax deed to be and address appear below, on or Frances L. GibSon same may be Inspected 1,y the S.5 09 Florida Statutes 1937. Mary W. Hawthorne, Notice is hereby given that zoning classification of C.G Corn. issued thereon. The certificate before August 70, 1974 and isle the Dated at Forest Cily, Seminole Pubic City Clerk S Dexter S. French, Jr. Pbiic Hearing will be heid at th originil ther4f with the Clerk merclal General Disinlct to said numbers and years of issuance, the Ct Florida, May 7, 1971 DATED IbIS 7th day of August, city of Casseiberry, Eleanor P. French CommissIon Room in the City Hall in tiis Court either bedor• service on property as that classification Is fle'lcrlption of the property, and the Pubii5h July 29, Aug. s, u, ip, ;i A.D. 1971. Florida Lottie M. Parker described In the zing Ordinances names In which It was essessed are the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 DED Ifl Petitioners' attorney or im. Phyllis .lorc'ahl, Publish: Aug. 12, 19. 1974 Publish: Pubtlsh: July 72, 29, Aug.3 o'clock P.M. on August 76, 1974, to of the City of Altamonte Springs, as foIlow: mediately thereafter; otherwise, a cIty Clerk OEE57 '7. 1971 Florida,towlt: Ordinance No. '1*73 Certificate No. 600 Year of consider Changes and amendments default will be entered against you NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF of the City Of DED 104 and as amended and supplemented. Issuance 1963. to the ZonIng Ordinanceo, the City FICTITIOUS IIAME PROPOSED CHANGES AND for the relic4 demanded in the ________________________ Altamcjnle Springs, Oescnipflono$ Property All SW l The present Toning cIassifIcat of Sanford, Florida, 65 follows: AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN Pe41:ion Notice Is hereby given that we are Item I Florida of said pcoperty it RI Residential, cf NE ' Between Lake. Mary Rd. 8 WITNESS my hand and the seal of engaged In business at 70.) W Hwy DISTRICTS AND Publish' Aug. 12. 1971 OUNDARIE5 Br Rd FICTITIOUSNAME Articie V. Use Provisions; Single Family District, as that Ps 8 N l or OF THE ZONING ORDiNANCE OF thiS Court on the Iclh day of July. DEE 62 Notici is heretsy given that the classification is described In the Name In which assessed Southern 4)1, Longwooct, Seminole County, MR.), Multipie.Family Florida under the fictItious THE CITY OF SANFORD, AD 1971. undersigned ls engaged in business 1oningordinancesandreguI50f Title Research Co. name Of Residential Dwelling District, (SEAL) FLORIDA. a' 300 N. French Avenue, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. All of said properly being In the that we intend METRO FIREtoEQUIPMENT. and Paragraph 0, Density Controls, Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. Notice is NOTICE OF APPLICATION hereby given that 32771, Seminole County, FIor4a registr said name shall be amended by the additIon of The Public Hearing will be held in County of Seminole. Stateof Florida. Clerk of the Circuit Court with the Clerk Public H.arfr.g will be held at FOR TAX DEED of the Circuit Court, Sub par.s;rapls under the ftctitlous name of IPi. City Halt, Unless such certiticite or cur U) as follows; By: Joy Stokes ttarnontg Springs, Seminole County, Florida in a (Section 191.495 Florida Statutes of Commission Room in thai city Hall EVENING HERALD, and that I Florida. on the 17th day of Sep. tificates shall be redeemed ac Deputy Clerk Townhouses and Cluster in cordance with the provisions oft C the ciit 196?.) of Sanford. intendtoregistefsaifl,,arnewthyhe tember,1974,ota:3Opm,orassoon cording to law the property Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: he Homes ROBERT M. MORRIS of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Florida at 7:00 o'clock P.M. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole cried In such certificate or thereafter as possible, at which time a. Minimum reqL'ired lot area HUTCHISON, LEFFLER 8 Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. of th, Auguit 26, 1971 to consider that R. B. Riser the changes holder County, Florida in accordance with interested partIes shall be 3,600 square feet and citizens for certificatt will be sold to the 5: OrvIlle R. Andersor. certIficates as fIled said and amendments to the Zoning MORRIS the provisions of the Fictitious highest cash bidder at the court b. Minimum requIred lot and unit Walter T. Schaefer certificates for a tax deed to be Ordinance of the City of Sanford, POST OFFICE DRAWER H Name Statutes. To.Wlf: Section end toning will be heard. Said house door on the 9Th day of Sep. Publish: wIdth: ig feet SANFORD, FLORIDA 37771 Aug. 12, 19, 26, issued thereon. The certificate Florid., as follows: 2, 19 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957. hearing maybe(ontinuedfron1i, tember, 1971 at 11:00 AM. c. Minimum required front yard: FEE That properly lying between Attorney for Petitioner and years of issuance, the S: The Sanford Herald, Inc. feet to time until final action is taken by Dated this 7th day of August, Publish: J1t'? 72, 79. Aug. 3. 17, )97i 1974. pora p ope y, thu Mattie Street and 26th Place (W1'lls' By: Wa)ne D. Doyie NOTICE OF APPLICAT ION the City Council. d. Minimum required rear yard: names in which It was assessed are Avenue) and abufling Depot Avenuc OEDIO! Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Vlcc.Presldest FOR TAX DEED This notice shall be posted at the same as for rnultiple.family as follows: is proposed to be rezoned from SR. Clerk of Circuit Court of PublIsh: July 22, 29, Aug. 3. 12, 1971 City Hail within the (Section 191,495 Florida Statutes of dwellIngs. FICTITIOUS NAME City of SemInole County, Florld Certificate No. 136 Year of IAA, (Sii'igie.Famiiy ResidentItI DE 0.107 959) C. Minimum required side yard: Attamonte Spiins, Florida, and in Notice is hereby given that we are Issuance District) to MI7, (Medium Aug. issi In 12, 16, 22 30, 1971 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,, none where units joined by common three (3) other places Within the Publish: Ira businets at 102 Hunt. _crIpt 0 Property Lot 6 61k dustrial District). Said property engaged that P. 8. Riser the holder of the walls. Where not joined by common CIty, and pubiLbed in The Evening OEE.77 swood NOTICE OF APLICATI Court, LOngwood, (32750), 0 Bungalow CIty Plat Book 7 Page being more particularly described Herald, a newspaper of general IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ThE f00*g certIficates ha filed said walls, side yard shall be at cost 10 Seminole County. Floridi under the FOR TAX DEED ii 10110*1: 12 certificates for 0 iCr deed to be feet. Isectiep 197.495 Florffl Statup,s ' crcuthtk,n iviIh CityofAitarnte EIGHTEENTH JUDICiAL CIR Lots 1, 3, end I, Block ii. AU. hicttboul name of TOUR WORLD Name in which assessed Kenneth Springi and Seminole County, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Issued thereon. The certificate f. MInimum required living area: 196?) usseh's Addition to Fort Rued, SERVICES, and that we intend to D.Lauer&MaryM.LauerHi,wif,, numbers and years of issuance, the 0r ,00 awe,0tid.5tbo, COUNTY, FLORIDA. aa.one.bewoom_7ousquef NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN All of said property being in the according to the Flat thereof, regIster said 'same with the Clerk of descrIption of the property, and the ho. twn.bedrooms consecutive weeks prier to the CIVIL ACTION No. 14121$ eo sivare the CIrcuit Court, Seminole County, that G. C. Kirk the holder of t County of Semino'e, State of Florida. recorded In Flat Book 1. Page names in which It was assessed are feet f'sIldwlng certificates has filed said date of the PublIc Hearksç; the date DIVISION 0 Unless such certificate or cur. Public Records of Stmlnn'e County, Florida in accordance with the as follows: CC. ttiree or more bedrooms ?SO Certiflcat for a ta* deed to be of tte first publication to the date of ii re: the Marriage 04 ac Florida, and that pertion of provisiom of the FIctitious Name tiflcatn shall be redeemv, issued thereon. The ertiflcate the last publcation. boti dates in. JUDITH LYNN CAVANAUGH, Wife Certificate No. AS) Year of square feet cording to aw the property Seabuard Coast Line Railroad right. Statutes, ToWIt: SectIon leS.C9 issuance 1961 CluSivt, shall not be less than and 0. Maximum structure Might: numbers and years of issuance, described In such certificate or Of.way lying between the Easterly Florida Statutes 1957. sctta of Property Lot 12 feet igttt (2*) days In adoition, ROBERT W. CAVAPUUGH, JR., S: H. Edward Dowling, Jr. description c the property, and Us: certificates will be sold to the extension of the North line of tot Mecca Hammock Fiat BCok 1 Page notice shall be posted in the area to Husband. h In addition t the above, the Patricia A. Dowting names in whIch It was court and the are be Easterly extension of the highest cash bidder at the considered for annexation and following siandards must be NOTICE OF SUIT as flows Publish: Aug.S, 12, 19,76, 1974 M.attie Street house door on the 9th day ot Sep. South tin, 04 Name in which assessed William followed In developing a townhouse Certificate No. 1017 Year of zoat 1eastfIft.n(1s)d.1.0. TO: Staff Sergeant All parluej In Intereit and citizens DEE73 tember, 1t74 at 11:00 A.M. I. Freeman. or cluster home project. tO the date Cf the Public Hearing. Robert W. Cavanaugh. Jr. iSsuance 1972. Dated this ltPi day of August, 1974. 'hall hvo an oOrtunity to e All of said property being in thmc DATED this 8th day of ALOUS?, Tryon Pa,k Apartments, A) aa. Complete site ølans shall be NOTICE OF NAMES Description of Property Lots 721 heard at said hearIng Arthur H. Ueckwith. Jr. C000tyOfSemIfloie,Statvof Florida Havelock, North Carolina submitfedwimrezonappIicatlon OF PERSONS 73 (Less Rd.) Fro.4s Add No. 7 to AD. 1971. By order of the City Commission Clerk of Circuit Court of Unless such certificate or cer Such site plants shall indicate the 5: Phyllis Jordahi YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED APPEARING TO BE Altamorwe i'B PG 13 of the City of Sanford, Florida, SemInole County, Florida city clerk that a Petition for Dissolution of tificates shell be redeented ac. locational buildings, parking Flame in which assess Gold Tip OWNERSOF H. N. Tamm, Jr. Ida Creal, of the City Of M.arriaepsss been filed against you cording to law the property driveways, streets, service areas, Enterprises, Inc. ABANDONEDPROPERTY Clt Clerk Deputy Clerk Attamonte Spring,, anayouarerequiredtoservea0py described In sucn certuficte or walkways, recreation, and open Pursuant to Section 1) ad Chapter All of saici property being in the Publish: Aug. 12, 1974 Publish: Aug. 12. 16. 23, o, 1174 certificates will be sold to the space areas, and all areas to be in FlorIda of your written detenset if any, to County of Sem"sol,, $tater,f Florida, 717, Florida Statutes, entitled DEE )EE.74 highest cash bidder at the court commcinowfl,nshlp, The living area on JOHN EDWARD JONES of 'Florida Disposition of Uncla!meci Unless such certificate or cur PubIlit: Aug. 12, 19,26, Sip'., )974 CARPOLL&JONES,P.A,Atto,ney housi door on thi 9th day of Sep. of cacti unit will be indicated w;th titicates shalt be Property Act," notice is hereby • NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINGOF 1974 at 11:00A.M. for Wife whose address other Important data necessary for given that the persons listed below cording to law the property DEE.76 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND Dated this 7th day of August. 1971. eva:uating the project. e Box 9)1, 74 P4. Highway 17.97, described in such certificate or CITY OF PROPOSED CHANGES AltO AMENDMENTS ltd CERTAIN appear to be the owners of un Arthur H. Beckwltti, Jr. ho. The townhouse or cluslir Casseiberry, Florida, 37707, anti certifiatei wtii be sold to the file CASSELIERRYI,FLORIDA AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES claimed personal or intangible Clerk of CIrcuit Court of project shall be in single ownership the original with the Clerk of th,j highe$? cash bidder at the court NsticsefPvijcH.a.'fng DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF property presumed abandoned. SemInole County, Florida at tie time the application is above styled Court on or before the house door on the tfl' d$y Of p. 'TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, Ida Creel fWI'slnted, tImber, 1974 $1 11:00 AM. D-0347.0OiO KALL1ES ARNOLD PT THE CITY OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 9th day of September, 1974. ?her. SANFORD, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk cc. Each tQwnijse or Clu$t wise a judgment may be entered Dated this 7th day of .a.ugvst, FLORIDA. the City Council of the City Nctfre Is hereby given that a 1 F SANFORD AVE SANFORD Publish: Aug. 12. 16. 23, 30, 1974 home building shall contain no less Arthur H. Beckwith, .sr. Casseiberry, Florida. that said City against you for the relief demanded D03fl.QO51 Notice Is hereby given that at Public Hearing will be held at the FtA; McNEIL DEE.76 than three (3). nor more than ten in the petition. Clerk of Circuit Court of Council will hold a publIc hearing: Public Hearing will be held at the CommissionRoomintheCityHailifl ?,'A COLM JR CR ELOISE S 10)? (10) units. WITNESS m hand and :lie seI of Seminole County, Florida (a) To consider annexation of the Commission R.om in the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida at 1:00 MYRTLE SANFORD FLA, 0 0355 dd. Each townhouse or cluster lca Creel, the Cit. of Sanford, FlorIda at 7 WOLFF MAW Y OR DUNN LIZ following described properly lying said Zourt on this 7th day of August, o'clock P.M. on Auguit 76, 1971 to NOTICE OF APPLICATION 11. home unit shall be a Separate livIng Diputy Clerk arid being in Seminole County, neal) o'clock P.M. on August 26. 1971 to consider changes and amendments Lake Mary Fl FOR TAX DEED Publish: Aug. 17, 16, 2.3, 30, 1911 Florida. tI wit: consider changes and amendments to the Zoning Ordinance ci the City (Section 197.49) Florida Statutes of unit with ladependent entrancei, Arthur H. Beckwitpi. Jr. (common stairwells shall be DEE.73 The NE i of the SE '.1 of Section to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Sanfd. Florida as tollcws: 1969) Information concerning the As Clerk of slid Court utilllies, ant garages. 23. Township 2) South, R.nge of Sanford, Florida as follows: NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that That property lyIng between amount or description of the Each By: Elaine RiCharde East, lyIng West o SR. 436; AND: That property lying between Elm French Avenue and Laurel Avenue Property and the rnme and address 0. C. KIrk the holder of the following shall unit attached to anotser unit CITYOF Deot.'ty Clerk be separated by a t'wchour Avenue and Myrtle Avenuc and and between 15th Street and 15th 01the holder may beobtained by any TheNWI.,cfthe5wtdcf5lOfl31 certificates has filed said cur. ALTAMOIsTE SPRINGS, ownship 21 South, Range 30 East. JOHN EDWARD JONES lit icates for a tax deed to be issued firewall which extendi to the root. between 26th Street nd 27th Street Street Is proposed to be rezoned persons possessing an interest In the FLORIDA ic. Swimming pools, tennis courts, lying West of SR. 434; AND: The CARROLL & JONES, P.A. is Proposed lobe rezoned from SR.), from RC.1, (Restricted Commerctet pt'opertyby addressing an InquIry to thereon, The certificate number's NOTICEOFPUBLICHARINGTO Noflh51.)CfeetoftM5Et.ofthe5E P0it Office Box 911 and years of Issuance, the des. playgrounds and other recreation ( SingIe.FamiIyResJ,nfiaIDis,nlc,) District) to GC2. (General Corn. Fred 0. DickInson, Jr., State CONSIDER ADOPTION OF ¶. of SectIon 33, Township 2) South, 24 North Highwy 17 92 criplton of th. property, and the uses may be permitted wIthin to RC.1, (Restricted Commercial rnercial District). Said ptoperty Comptroller, as Administrator, PROPOSED ORDINANCE townhouse and cluster home Ran3e 30 East, AND: TM North Casseiberry. Florida 37707 District). Saia prOpirty being more beIng more particularly described Abandoned Property Section, names In which It was assessed are TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: projects, provided the r.creatlon Cipltol, Tallahassee, Florida 37307 S].lOfeetolth,SW',',oftMSWs,404 Attorney for WIfe particularly described as follows: as follows: as follows: NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by Section 31, 'TownshIp 2) South, Publish: Aug. 17, 1L 76, Sept. 7. 1971 are lafid in areas retained in 1.0$ 431 and N " of Lot 43). Frar,k LoIs CertIficate No. 1190 Year of uses 5. & 7 6. 9 and 10, Orange B. sure to mention account number. 'he City of Attamonte cprings, Range Xi common ownership, Nothing in thIS East, lying West of SR. DEE 58 Issuance 1970 L. Woodruff's Subdivilon. name and address, as Published In Heights Amended Plat. Florj. that the. Council wit hold 0 434, containing 35.150 acres; Public will prevent an individual is notice Unless proof of owner. All parties In ir'terest and cillzeni Description of Property NW t'd of All parties in Interest and citizens owner from 0*ning and mainlining public hearing ho cons;d,r enact. Records of Seminole County i NTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NE ' (Less E ', W 7i CHI ip Is pf'esented to the holder by shalt havc an opportunity to be shall hive an opportunity to be Sec. mcxxi of Ordinance No. 309.74, en. Florida, any similar use on his or her ks EIGHTEE..,H JUDICIAL CIR. T.S. 2) R.E. 32 Acres IS. heard at said hearing b0 r 2 t,1971, thePrertvx,,uibe heard at eId hearlr.g. titled: CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE to the corporlts limltsoftpl,Cltyof a' order 04 the City Commission NarnelnwhIchassenedAleflS divldual lot, provided the City's By Order cl the City Commission 1U'e,,d to ths Administrator. ANCIRDINAP4CEOFTHECITYOF Cassetberry, Florid.; and C usrv, FLORIDA. setback standards are folkjwd. of the City of Sanford. Florida, aereattur, all further claims must Bacon. of the City of Sanford. Florida. A L T A MO 74 T E S P P I N G 5, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1)45-B Deed Convenants and All of saifi Cb) Ic con,ioer also the questIon H. N. Tam'n, Jr H Pd Tamm, Jr. directed to the Administrator property being in the FLOP IDA. AMFI4')ING OR of designatIng and asssgnsng the in cc. the ?Aarraiejp, of CIty Citrk County of Seminole, Stateof Florida, rusIrictions shall be developed to FRED 0. DICKINSON, Jr. City Clerk DINANCE PlO, 25573 of the city of zoning cIassifIcafl,, of C.) as to ARLOTTE TUPNER. WIFE PJbIith: August 12, 1971 As Administrator Unless such certificate or cur. insure the maintenance and upkeep PublIsh: Avg. 12, 1971 A L T AM ON I E S PR I N OS, highway frontage of said property AND CLYDE DAVIS TIJRPIEP, tificMrs shall be redeemed Cf areas and facililies retained in DEE Publish: Aug. 5, 17, 197i DEE.47 • FLORIDA, ENTITLED: "AN and R.IAA to remainder e HUSt'AND. — DEE.2 cording to law the property Common ownership. These con. ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ven.ants and r,ridions shall b ACTIONOFACTION _______ deScribed in Such certlficjte AL T A MON T E S PR I N OS, defined in the Chart and Cede Of TO: CLYDE DAVIS TURNER certificates will be sold to the Submitted for review to the Planning FLORIDA, ADOPTING Residence Unknown A Laws, City of Casselberry, Fiorida. higheit cash bidder at the Court and Zoning Commission before GENERAL FUND BUDGET FOR Chapter 23, as amended anti sup. ''CU ARE NOTIFIED that an house door on the 9th day of Sep. buIlding permit is issued. THE CITY OF ALTAMONTE ptemented action for dit5ClutIn of marriage Item 2: temnber, 1971 at 11:00 AM. SPRINGS. FLORIDA, FOR THE ArtIcle VIII, SUPPLEMENTARY ihe Present toning (lMjifiCCfIOn has been filed against you anfi you Dated thIs it?' Øay of August, 1971. 'E'.L.'lJE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OC. of said property Is Al as that arerequlredIoseIveacppy0fy REGULATlOpdS:SCcti l,Plaraned Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. SHARING TOBER 1, 1°73, AND ENDING ctssslflcati Is descrl ACTUAL US RPO:T In the written defenses, if any, Ia it On Unit Development District; __________________________________________________________________________________________ Clerk of Circuit Court of SEPTEMBER 30, 1974, AND AP. Zonlno Ordlnan,es arid regulations lt,n,J, S)iirig pfov'ltI lL FRED H. Paragraph A, Permitted Uses; sub. CONRAD, tj tc,,.4 r4 nt. Seminole County, Fiorda no 4 9 )I'fln'pn flu iT .,t i's 1'.5 ?1hd.s.-w3 yoj how lIsts. kinds has, bun us..J c,i u!tçaI,c1 P o p p I A I I N 0 A N 0 of Seminole County, Flo'ida. Petitioner'sattorney,wl,e0,5 pagia Onitj lIt. s,,, ti.n Jl I tu73, 6, shall be amended to Ida Creel, lPw ,Ju". 30 1)/4 T's ,, t s'fonn you cii you' goweinhIstrits p,scwtixs ALLOCATING REVENUE OF THE read as ard I follows: 100 North Highway Iy.ç, vrcoj,ag you' pa'tc.ciat, .n The publ,c hearIng will be Field in Depvty Clerk oi' p,, L-ijs CITY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR": theCity Hail. Cassefberry,.Ftorid 37707. on or P,,hIl,h. £,. .. (6) Ccrnmercial or retail ua.s. - . rixt.tpr, ' •• W ' "i .crua (*Pl?4s4TufS INCLUDING THEREIN AMEN. IncludIng before Seøember 9th. lfla. and tile offices fp 9th day of September, AD. and ciInlc, DEE77 Tnt Govt CATICOITIES (Al DED GENERAL FUND BUDGET 1974. at 7:00 PU, or . provided that they meet the ____1Lfir: as 5000 the original with the clerk of this fflt court either before service On TO REFLECT APPROPRIATIONS ioilowing criteria: NOTICE OF APPLICATION I 'M.IsAtflY rit...J Ga.,, i,wi,. $tbn, 2,710..) AND EXPENDiTtRES OF THE in,erested parties ano s I, Petdionersaflorr4yorlminediat.Iy a. The tocaton is $_2,5L D1rs ,,&.,, appropriaf. in cui;em for FORTAXOEED CITY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR cndbQainsltipropedaJbOfl thecaf fur; other*w a default will 3 relation to other land uses i , (Section ;. :;i 191.495 FlorIda Statutes Ox 1973 1974, PROVICfNG CON and Lotling S b The proposu.i c.immerciai or S *11 be heard. Said be entered aant ou for fliC rcl,et I,,) IL.ICTS 3 "ut:' AND office EFFECTIVE P*arenomeybecontudfrorntirne demanded In the putillon, es reflect the flied for IoA..;POI1a,,o,, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, VCC0uN,NO LU 2 S DATE. 't WlTNESSmyhandandthetea,of that R. B. Riser the holder of the Commercial andor office needs totimeuntIIfinatarllstaby Said0rdinancewaspi.cedonf,.,t the City Council. 4 i'tA.T$ this Court on Agut 7th. 1v74. iliTER i'FIuUS CITI' following certIficates has fled according to the City of S3nlord' S rCIdig on August & 1974, end the S Gtnerat Development Plan. VILLIj CLE,: This notIce shall be posted at the (Circuit Court Seal) certifkates for a tax filed tj be City Council will consider same for City Hall I ii:eunow H. BeckW,th, ir. c. The pianntd unit deveopment within the City of i5$ed thereon, The certffjca;, — ______________ CCHJt4TV final passige and acioptino after the Canetberry, Florida. and in three A Clerk of the Court rwmbers and years of Issuance, the Include an area of at least twenty 1 t FTIW is'. ua*ls lIc hearing, which wilt be held ii (3 o'hpr places within the Cit' By Joy Stok Contiguous areas if both res 1dentlal (e$crlp?jc,, of the property, and the S i ar.d S tr- c;t 1131' f Attdr'ç,n! Spr,ngs, pjbisiheci in the A Oetv Clerk Cod cornmercal tss are t nime, n hfth 41 was assessed are be in Ewen;r1g 1erald, .j 7 l;.'A' 2'.: on Tuesday. the 27th day ci August, IOAla,')*eQ3* Cluded in the planned unit $ newWnper of p.nerai cfraiiatlon In WILFRED H. CONRAD as follows: S 1971, at 6;O pm., or as sc-sn the City of development. CertifIcal. N. 10? Y;ar Csselberry and Attorney for Petitioner thereafter as sos;ble At the AThO't t,orm Highwy 1797 ,,•' S fl The Commercial uses ISsuance 1935. SmWtole County, Florifl, once a not meeting interested parties, may week for Cassefbefvy, FIofhfla .'VC1 I tULtP.IO1t*aO at least OW (1 tori Description of Propevty Lot 36 utillzemor,man,enp,rcen, (10 per S centi of the gross acreage of the and be heard with "esPKt tO sicutive wiuks prior to Publish: tug. 17. 1Y, 26. Sept. 2, 1971 Blo<k E Iknga$ow City Piat &ok ti'e dite of ..-,.i 1 the proposd DEE St ordinance, ThIs development unIets wfear ID IO'.ICAt.Oe the public hearnv the dat, of the 12 i— $ twaringm.yb.continuedfrosr time first pabllcatl tIre ere no residential uses in the — Name in wt.$ch usessed 1. to the dat. Cf the _t_,-_--1L ii 500*1. to ,lm untIl fir.al aciton IS fak*ti by last pubficstlon, development FICTITIOUS NAME ': both dt. in Holly & Halite His Wifi t.b*tUtitI,f 5 the C!' C'.'tc9. i''". I; tersl, jpvrn t'sa$ wt are e. hocumm,yciat use or buIlding stiail not be toss than All of slid property being In the 13 $OUS'.GICOM IS C copy of the p'oposed ordinance 'nt '-°"u.l'.4r'nOI',j0,'Wxy $ CM () deyt. to adoition, engaged in busine at H w-way lii. Couniy of Seminole, tateof Florida. devoted f tommetciaf uses shall be pot t fh City Hall. Altamonte notice shall be puslefi in the CC to 0 Box 313& Lcncwnod 3V. Uiiess such certificate or curS bvilt or established before corn aj ICOSOV'C .v:.. Seminole Counly, rlora under the tiflCat, shall Sprngs, Firid, ond copies are on be considered for enneiatii etion of at Iest fifty per cen (SO S be re and ed cc. file with tn Clerk 01 UsC CI?) £49 z0nifl9atleettfIfteefl3Jdjyspfior fictitious name of SEMINOLE CordIng to law t,'tes.xayt It. P'oprrty per cent) of the ridantlal units eTcrL CO., and that we lflttr.d to .s1I ni*y •* i'trjfl ' ?h ,. vi me 1UO$tC 'searing. deicr'b9 in sUch certificate or wiThlfl the planned unit develop. mont. ijlIC. III DA1ED thIs 7ffi day Augusi, register said name 1th the Clerk of Certificates wIlt be sold to tt. .,....,,,,,,.,,i!...,844..9S DATEO this 7th tav of August, &o. :174. CIrCUIt court. Sum1not County, highest caPs bidder IS TOTALS All parties In Interest and citijent I$ Taa Cf he Cou?t 2,710.53 Fl0tid in 2,531.18 A 0 1971 acovdance w:th the house d hall havi in Opportinity t be (Seat) on flip 9t day of Sep 114 Ow'sAIC PIO; P1Uf5i5 iI',u' '$14 .......... r0i5ir. of $h Fidjfis Name fImba:, 1974 41 Phyib Jcrdahl, 653'4 heard it said hearing. Mary W H1WDIV4'n., 11') A 41 itt Clii C.AflO', I t*''i I n. i — L,sna', pq,, ., 3ttutes, To Wi,. SctIon 863.09 Dated tiis 7th dey of August, 1974. City Clerk By the order Of the City Corn. ISJ541 is t'i I.1.Ma City Clerk Iiaw p •, 's's P Flor ,4U, .a Statutes 1937. MiSSion o4 the City of 5ancrd, of the CD) , Of the City of H. BicIIwIttS, Jr. I., .M1 P1.5 0.5., f5..5_4 p 5: WlIlijm A. POS FlOrida. Attensnt, SprIrs, Cassetberry, Florid. • Clerk of Circuit Court of *MI Psi 0.,. F.rida • , H. N ,'_*, .4 41. fl. Moore a Thmm, e's Publish: Aug. 1L .26. Sept. ' Jr. I SemInole County. Flor,da PuWish: Aug. 12, )L2I City Clerk Publish: Aug. IL 17a .1. 1I PubIlib: Aug. 1974 17, IL 23,3 1t71 — .4t5.5 WIS Iio'.tis DEE 40 PubIlsh Aug. 12, 1971 DEE 63 OEF..75 :ta0 '. 1LMt OEE.49 iP2PWct 3737 " 66th Year, No. 304—Tuesday, August 13, 19/4 WASHINGTON (AP) -.. A man of Congress, President Ford has pledged to make cornmunication, cn'ekIIrition, cornpron;Lt"eh ''r,rutAwa his watchwords in dealing with his rogatives of Congress, siid said approval of the stalled legislalieve the Constitution corn- that Nixon was Inaccessible; he would not intrude upon them. tive proposals of his predecesmantis this, I know that in this Ford told them they will be "I know well the co.equal role sor, John F. Kennedy, and of the Congress in our con, the ambitious domestic agenda crucial area of international welcome in his White House, titutional process," Ford said. Johnson called The Great policy I can count on your firm that the office door will be open. support." As an old colle€igue, he could Controversy over the proper Society. . . Ford Is a vetrnn nf —.1 vars e..lt ULIII it.---. nus LO uverao it rxsunuarles 01 executive and Eventually, he encountered in the House, a former minority get a Laugh in response. It will take all of that to cx- congressional authority was a congressional complaints of leader, a congressional po!itlDealing with Democratic matend the congressional honey. nagging issue during the presi. arm.twisting, and the bitter cian. Nixon was not. He bad jorilies, he took pains to emmoon into the good marriage dency of Richard M. Nixon, criticism of a minority of his served four years Ford proposed. In the House, phasize bipartisanship. He long before the Watergate scanDemocrats over the esca- two In the Senate, For one thing, it would be .'i dal became a crisis and forced latior, of the war in Vietnam. praised and accepted a DemoIn his efforts to get what he cratic proposal for an economic mixed marriage, a Republican him from office. Congress last year enacted wanted from Congress, the re- summit conference. He urged President and a Congress th There wei e disputes over the over Nixon's veto legislation re- signed president tried ap. voters to support economyis dominated by Democrats power to withhold appropriated quiring presidents to get its ap- proaches ranging from flattery minded Democrats as well a now and is likely to be more so funds, over foreign Con). after the Nuveinber elections. riiittncnt, iml ;triiiakuig u- proval within 60 days if they —as when he told the !2nd Con. Rcpuhilczmns. coiiuii nierican forces to acit could be history's And for another, presidential thority. But his basic message was tion in an emergency. greatest—to stern lectures, to one of economic conservatism, graduates of the Senate and The late t.yndon 13. Johnson in Ford's speech messages aimed beyond the a call for cuts in federal spendHouse have tried such court- was, like Ford, a conuressiGnal n There was 4 i,lriritinI I",..It,.t $uUilb Ui lUliILdl tdpIW 01113 LU U) COWIUY. ships before, The outcome often leader, He, too, came to the ing without unwarranted reducforeign policy powers that could Ford said he intends to listen lions In the defense budget. has been bickering, sometimes presidency in mid-term, and lead to friction with Congress: to Congress and to the people as deadlock. with a pledge to respect "the 'Throughout my public serv- well: "I want to be sw-c we are Nixon kid advocated the same thing In his address to a Joint ses- independence and integrity of ice I have upheld all our all tuned in on the real voice of sion Monday night Ford quick- the legislative branch." "I am dedicated to the two,. presidents when they spoke (or America." ly noted his respect for the preparty system, and you know Ills consensus ioiitirs gained my country to the world, I beCongr2ssmen complained which party is mine." ...-, -_ '' - ' '' Sanford, Florida 32771—PrIce 10 Cents President Facing ' - Mixed Marriage Edw.lrCI Q -- --a a... - gres,s - -. - .. . -- "Poor __________________________ - .High I — in the first half of the vnnr Th Ji t aren't ready yet, but a recent report showed wholesale fJ prices went up 3.6 per cent last absentee ballots cast In the month, Indicating another boost at the supermarket. election, ' tiirs By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer The appellate court in west - - - Legal Notice .' () ' - — -_ — _________________ .3 . - ' . :' J r (I Hea' rains during spring ... Index Dr. Lamb ..................7A gave Jaques 208 ballots of the Monday, the departmont said Horoscope .................3B 58-4 cast with former cow)- its best guess was that farmers Hospital .................... cflmin Sandra Thompson 193 Would harvest 4.97 billion bushObituaries .................3A and current Council Chairman eLs—down 12 per cent from last Television 3 ionald Schreiner 183. year. Es _ Artp,ur - F . . _____ ' , "It's an exciting develop. inent, one that will significantly improve the employment structure and wage base in emlnole County," Vthlen said, By CHRIS NELSON herald Staff Writer :,,' , - ' ' "::'. ., arnc,unccd planC 'or a $2.5 'enera! manager of Scott's DevIllonment, the Flnrimin I ,nrs4 Orinnrto ir t,1 ''h a 'sa'' 'r tacttiry t th I-I I,akn present 75,0C dquare lout ccmputerjz, '.(;r; etisplo, e.pandcd to (he electronic assemblies and Mar' Interc.hange which will facility in Orlando, said the which will construct 5,000 units point where Scott corisiriered power supplies for industrial employ 1,600 people and reach bulk of the 3,600 men and ranging (ruin single family moving out of the state, Scott and defense Customers, 111 million in annual payrolls women who will work in the houses to Cor4ominIwn.j and said, specializing in computers. by the end of 1976. l.ake Mary plant will be apartments. But the ready professional Some 80 per cent of its Peter I.,. Scott, founder and engineering or supervisory The 1978 plans to empuy 'ip to labor supply and the Lake Mary business Li commercial and rather president of the computer firm personnel, than 3,000 people would make Scott site prompted him to keep the industrIal, 20 per cent for the Longwood will stand trial in Seminole (the old National Cash Register Circuit Judge hot, dry weather that reactesj Seminole County on charges of Mny Honan's drought proportions In much of Company) said the 150,000 violating SUite square foot building will be elections laws of the charges contained in a the Midwest, cut sharply into after the December 1972 City placed on a 45-acre site in indictment, the nation's harvests of corn grand jury election, according tO State Greenbelt West, now called the assistant State Atty. Bill Staley and soybeans—two key grains Attorney Abbott Herring's Interstate Commerce Center. t.SCd to feed Jiry t'uws, beef ld. office, cattle and poultry. Scott said that if plans go Brown is accused of refusing Brown said he discarded the earlier claims according to schedule, a second to permit the counting of eight bal!ot.s because most of them thatButz "the repeated tntpact of the drouiht 150.000 square foot expansion were cast later than five days has been overestimated," He project will begin by 1977, with priortotheelectIon,ontraryto said It was serious, but noted anticipated employment of PARTLY CLOUDY,,..C'\\ a special city act., He said the tJ the wheat crop—harvested 2,500 to 3,000, and a payroll "in today's dollars" of $20 million. special state law,city act superseded earlier—was better than last year's. Construction on the first E Urown was a member of the phase will begi4i "by late Lyng and otherexperts said It i' city election canvassing hoard was hard to tell just what im- swnmer," and begin operations that refused to count the by early 1978. The firm will pact the lack of corn would have Weather details Page 3A. finance expansion through the sentees. Also on the canvassing on food prices. Most agreed that iarent company, NCII, Scott boi'rd were Jaques, coiinil over Us icing run, the consumer chairman at that time, and can expect to pay more for ild. Election Clerk Jonnie Gray. meat and milk. __________________________ Seminole County CornCity Clerk On.nie Shomat,e Last year's corn harvest was missioner Sid Vihlen Jr., present at the Orlando Area Mound The Clock ..........4A said Brown ordered her to about 5.6 billion bushels. Early Bridge .....................6B des.roy the ballots and later this spring, the Agriculture [)e- Chamber of Commerce press ordered her, to retrieve them partment predicted a 1974 har- conference announcing the calendar ................... project, said he understood Comics ....................6B from the trash basket and place vest of 6,4 billion busheLs. That NCR planned to help bring in Crossword Puzzle ..........3D them for safekeeping in her was lowered to an estimate of desk drawer, between 5.95 and 6.35 billion satellite Industries to the Dear Abby ................. Interstate Commerce Center, Dr. Crane ..................6/i Final results of the election tu3hCIs. - ___________________ ,srust's concept ni new plant to be constructed in Lake Mary by Scott Electronics Corporation and eventually employ 2,500 persons !c 'Ba II ots IrI 0 redeemed ' Prices By LOUISE COOK harvest would be lower than at Agriculture Secretary Eat i L Associated Press Writer any time sInce 1970. Biitz told a meeting of poultry Americans can expect higher "it isn 't a disastrous situ producers In New Oreans that supermarket prices next year ation, but it's a serious one," food prices may go up 14 per because of smaller.than.ex. said Richard Lyng, president of cent thIs year. That's 2 per cent pected farm harvestts this fall. the Amcriran Meat Institute, higher than earlier estimates. That was the message that "It does mean in 1975 upward Budepend said the economists and food industry pressure on food prices, There's would onexact "wageincrease sources got from the Agrlcul. no question about that," said the food proces3ing rates in an:I ture Department's report on Dawson Ahalt, an economist for Monday that the nation's corn the Department of Agriculture. packaging Industry." The government market. basket (or June, the most recent month a?aUablc, showed ' - Harvest; I Caugnt Locally Whoeverltisthatisincharge of cranking out horrifying crime rise statistics from Washington D.C. has come out with a dilly, it seems that since 1960, according to the FBI, crime by teenaged girls haa Increased 306 per cent, while crime by teen aged boys has gone up Just 81 per cent. But before we decide to lock up our wives and daughters, throw out our Annie Oakley comic books, and repeal Votes for Women—let's look at some more tatstic's. Fortunately, Seminole County Sheriff John Polk and Capt. Charles Wehner have been keeping car'ful records of late which allow us to see just The plant site Li just west of largest private employer. 925, in the area, he added. department. Fluoridation In Casselberry u d B e P t Ii p Fo r \/ o te I ii BYJEANPA'I'I'ESON Herald StaflWrlter ' C.\S.SEI,BERRY—The best so!ution to the question of fluoridation for the city's water supply would be to hold a referendum in December, chairman of the fluoridation committee Edith Duerr told counU Monday night. A final decision on v'hether to hold the referendum will be made at next we3k's council meeting, and In the mean• time council instructed Utilities Director John Lane compile an up4o-ciate es.lmate of the cost of putting fluoride in the water. 1913 the estimates initial cost as $7,200 with *2,100 needed yearly thereafter to maintain a fluoridated water supply. Lane told council the Initial cost in particular would have Increased substantially fron last year. Mrs. Duerr said she had been unable to make a recommendation one way or the other about fluoridation because the opinions of both experts and the public differ z-idcly the subject. ie said the "public health types" were in favor of fluoridation because of Its record for preventing tooth decay. who is being arrested for what. Tragically, and there is no other word for it, the great bulk of teenaged girls "crime" consists of being caught runfling away from home. Of the 1,231 juvni1es arrested in the county [rein Jwte, 1973 to June of this year, 475 were girls, And of those 475 budding criminals hauled into the sheriff's tender clutches, 329 were runaways. The problem of runaways-and national experts agree that in iitost cases it is a social problem, and not a crime—.has been attracting increasing attention since the Houston rape-murders and the Brevard County rape-murders first hit the headlines with terrifying force, An Aug. 28 meeting on the problem has been called in Opponents, however, claimed there had not been enough scientific studies made on the subject, and said fluoride in certain concentrations was poison and therefore dangerous in a public water supply. In other action, Council tabled action authorizing con. sultant engineer Cal Conklin to ccr.duct a utility rates study until Lane has completed an Indepth study of the current condition of the utility budget and has prepared a report on the department's overdue bills. Council learned last week it will probably have to lrcrease utility rates by 14 per c..nt next year. In order to have substantial evidence of the real need to increase water ard sewer rates, City Atty. Kenneth Mcintosh has advised council to have the engineer conduct the rates study. Council also decided to have a resolution drawn opposing the double taxation law in the county as soon as a copy of the county budget Is available. The council is opposed to city residents paying county taxes for services zhkli are net itiade fuily available to them. Council gave emergency authority to have the public works department under the guidance of the consultant engineer move heavy equipment onto private property. Tampa by the governor of The last point is the key to the Texas, DOiph liriscoe, anxiou.s program, because without the to avoid another Houston, kid's trust, they won't ask [or where anguished parents of help.Andinthelongi-i many several thousand missing of them may end up dead or children hoped against hope seriously harmed, That's one that their boy or girl wouldn't statistic which can't be be unearthed from a shallow disputed. grave. To get back to numbers for a Briscoe, bolstered by the moment, FBI figures not. Florida Legislature's $20,000 withstanding, teensged girls do appropriation and the spon- seem to be Involved in more sorship of the Florida Division crimes than in 1960, but law of Youth Services, Is boosting a enforcemer1 specialists national toll-free telephone suggest the figures may not service for runaways called represent a change in "Peace of Mind." behaviour as much as a change The toll-free number Is 1-800. in society's approacJt to the 231.6946. problem. The Houston.base,J service, In 1960, a girl caught manned by volunteers, is shoplifting was sent home to desigied to help kids get in her parents. Today, she is tOUCh With (heir parents without turned In to the police, necessarily turning the kids In One statistic which can be to either the parents cc police, understood by anyone—FRI propaganda expert and taxi payer alike--is the fact that Florida's warm beaches, friendly smiles, and readily available recreational ac. tivitte cost us at least $7II0,000 a year in terms of runaways. Sonte 28,000 of the estimated 100,000 runaways roaming the state last year were caught, and 8,500 of them were detaed nearly three days each at $30 a day. Taking the total cost of ta.x money spent on runaways (rout the time they are caught to the time they are sent home, taxpayers shell out at least $2 million. Nationally, a imlilon kIds a year leave home. Most return, Ten per cent stay awzy fur more than a month. Some never make it home. A few end up dead �y - - -- mmwoempw . _ ________ F: f% rf4 P I I WASHINGTON (AP) I fl 11 U IU C - -- L1*)'.,... .*__,4r__ .,- A,,_, - _, I II POLICE BLOTTER 0.44I, IIIJIILI I U * Mayors To Meet Ford. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A delegation of mayors goIn to the White House for the first time in three years wi] discuss critical urban problems with President Ford Mayer Joseph L. Alioto says. The 15 mayors will mec with Ford for one hour on Wednesday. They will be led b Alioto, president of the U.S. Ccnference of Mayors, am Mayor Tom Bradley of Ios Angeles, president of the Na tional League of Cities. Alioto told newsmen on Monda3 that presidential adviser William M. Scranton, tormei PennUyvanla governor, told him "the President expects s full discussion; he wants to listen." - - ' -i.. - - - Nixon Apologizes To Klein " Md. (AP) Former White House aide Herbert G. Klein has received a telephoned apology from f o rm e r President Richard M. Nixon for derogatory coliunents Nixon made about him, the Baltimore Sun says. Klein, former White House director of communications, said Nixon called Monday from San Clemente, Calif., to offer the apology, the Sun said. Nixon's derogatory remarks about the competency of his former aide were revealed In White House tape recordings made - Aug. 5. Local Wants Postal Strike MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) New York members of the Postal Workers Union are bucking their national leaders with a proposal that would clear the way for a nationwide postal worker's strike. Delegates from the union 's 25,000-member New York Metro local say they are promoting a no-contract, nowork proposal that would allow a complete shutdown of the mails If contract talks are not successful by July 20. Though union president Francis FIIbcy would not comment on the proposal Monday, ether officials said the national leaders strwigly oppose the New York proposal. "New York may be the biggest local," a Filbey aide said Monday night, "but most of our members come from small cities and towns. They don't always go with New York." - - — la pes, Documents WASHING1ON (AP) Richard M. Nixon is still worth mu , lions, although his financial papers don't show it. Nixon's disclosure of his net worth late last year did not men tion wha t is almost certain, ly his single greatest asset: The inpes, papers and memorabilia accumulated during his many in public life. YORK (AP) Before Richard M. Nixon revealed he had withheld some Watergate ev1denc, 74 per cent of - - the respondents in a Harris poll believed he knew of the Watergate cover-up while It was going on. Only 16 per cent of a crosa section of 1,552 adults surwyed between July3) and Aug. 2 thought be didn't, ac. cording t)pQ1LJ1t. The same question In May 1973 showed only 50 per cent of respondents were convinced of Nixon's knowledge of the co,we34p4 believe be knew of It, the Harris org2n1zatfo said Monday. The current survey fcund that by different groupings, the respondents ccncred by majiUes ranging from 60 to 68 per cent that Nixon was guiity of obstruction of Justice in the W4ergate case. Those who differed ranged from 19 to 22 per cent, the pollster said. The poll was completed three days before Nixon made public a taped conversation in which he ordered a halt to a 1972 FBI Inquiry into Watergate. - - -- -- ,_... - - Nixon collected before he became president at nearly $1.5 million. The value of that collection which Nixon still owns presumably Increased when he attained a unique place in history by being the first president - of the - - LOS ANGELES (AP) Comedian George Burns will be movd from the intensive care unit at ('.edsrs of Lebanon Hospital today after undergoing ope, heart surgery, a hospital spokesman said. Doctors said Monday that Burns, 73, was In stable and sa'Isfactory condition, but the exact nature of the problem was not disclosed. The surgery was performed Friday. - New Economic Adviser But by far the most valuable items are Nixon's presidential tapes and documents. At the moment, most of them remain in the White House, but they are considered his personal property and will be sent 10 at his request, a government official said. The Nixon presidential pa. pers,, while obviously of great potential value, have not yet been catalogued or appraised. A spokesman for the General S ervic es A,Imir,1,*,-..e...... parent of the National -i fa a] United Staten to resign -- _________________________ - Archives, said any papers accumulated in the White LOFTY WORK Charles Brunikl paints 115-loot church steeple In BlOonthl1ofl M. famous White House tapes are considered to be among the papers, but no decision has been made on where the tons of documents will be sent. The Special Watergate Congressmen __ L __ 4 I . r• I --i WASHINGTON (AP) The applause was for the President of the United States. The cheem were for Old Friend Jerry. Presidents have waved to congrnen An recognition before. For President Gerald B. Ford, congressmen waved back. Congressmen and senators have become presidents before. But not th is way. Not by appoin tm en t to th e vice presidency and resignation of a president. Clearly hefriends was among in his first speech to a Joint session of Congress, his presidential oath of office not yet four days old. Political adversaries, yes. Enemies, no. "Part of my heart will always be here on Capitol Hill Hill," said President Ford, and no one doubted It. Twenty-f ive years In Congress is a long time and, as Ford said at his Inauguration, old habits are hard to chang.,, There was a special lilt, an emphasis on the word 'President," as Fishbalt Miller cried as 'he has so often before: "Ms. Speaker, the President of the United States." And there was a smiling snap to Speaker Carl Albert's introduction: "Vlsunct privilege, high personal honor indeed a very pe rson al pleasur e." "1 have no need to learn how Congress speaks for the people," Ford said. "As President, I intend to listen." - -.---, ,,, Meniorial' Goose Plucker Police Keeps Art Al"ye Hunt 9 it , Gga Dazzling Niagara Precedent Prosecution Force has some materials already and has requested others for use as evidence In various in. vestigatlons. But officials said those eventually will be returned to Nixon when they are no longer needed by the courts. Ralph G. Newman, the Chicago appraiser hired by Nixon to evaluate vice presidential ven to the 01' 6945uw"4 Mchiv 3, estimated in 1969 that the most valuable materials in the Nixon collection at that time were I25o papers, 754)tapes and 100 films. The papers, conaiithig gri. manly of letters to Nixon from American and foreign digni. lanes, were removed from the corresponden ce file given to the government and retained for Nixon. Newman said they were north $0 Cam, The vice presidential tapes, which have an estimated average length of 15 minutes and could contain nothing as trnportant as the secretly recorded White House tapes, were ap. praised at $25 each. The films were listed at $250 each. If Newman' estimate Is any Indication of what some llbraj'irs and it - - many •U would be wlllir1g to pay for the Nixon co llection, the ex-presi. dent is Potentially very wealthy. WA S a nford Pol ice Kee U Tuesday, August 13, Cyc l es Bicycle valued at $30 John M. Partaln, 24, 2307 reported stolen Monday from Magnolia Ave. Sanford home of Harriet Des,,, 1802 arrested Monday for reckless Sanford city commissioners Other commissioners agreed can initially save $30 by Friday. Next year's budget Vernon Mize to draw Madera St. Dea.s said bicycle drIving and dnIvin under the city's treatment plant. When !!r authorized P011cc Chief the motorcycle patrol should going '.0 the smaller engine cars shev only a $1,000 increase *t probably stolen two weeks influence of aichol. $150 bond. In "board" resolution seckin g üie city improved the plant Ben Butler to buy three new have the same brand cycles, 81,10 and another *2,800a year on funding to I and provides relief from double taxation byfrom primary to secondary Rickey S. GoForth, 23, 2117 hIarley.Davidn motorcycles In work sessions on the new repair parts alone, Wallet containing credit Fern Creek, Orlando for three regular employes and city property owners under a treatment last year the 'rvice and John for $10,269 In the fiscal year $3.5 million city operating However, today Butler said one student helper. new state law effective Jan. 1 was stopped. cards and driver's licence D. Cox, 21, 748 Jessup Ave., beginning Oct. 1 but also Iri budget last week the corn- he believes the repair parts stolen Monday Lee noted that 40 years ago Earlier commissioners I 4 1001 from C' Wis Ray, Longwood, arrested Monday in requested Information be missioners left in the . - ordinance Approved first $10,269 savings won't materialize when the city's population was discussed seeking relief from an reading Esplenada raising citof Way, connection with theft of air gathered on imported cycles to earmarked C-asselbery. Ray was in front ,. for the domestic because "even with sma11r only 5000 the library was Open taxes levied on city residents tO of conditicac;, Bor,d $5,000 each. see it they would be cheaper. residential garbage motorcycles, engines the same repaira will nights and Saturdays. He said fund the sheriff's department f coÜectio Seminole Courthouse when Susan Brady, 24, 2416 Elm Mayor Lee Moore who last to $395 a month, incident occured. Commissionirs voted to be necessary because the cars the present hours severely limit but Knowles has mentioned Iees from $3.10fees Clayton Ball, 32, 111 Cedar Ave., arrested Monday for week (while Butler was on reduee the engine size in et.t are used for 14 hours a clay on library use by citizens, wfll provide taxation by the county for road 'he iricreased improper turn, driving without vacation) pushed for a move to new police patrol cars from the patrol." A survey by Lee and his and bridge, planning, and a new $73,352 to keep the refuse Ave.,charged Sanfordwith arrested Mondayleaving valid driver's license and Honda cycles conceded after +10-cuble-inch engines now used City commissioners took daughter shows of 10 central intergovernmental coordina division from operating at a and disorderly the scene of an acButler said motorcycle officers - deficit in the next fiscal year. to engines in the 360 to 400- under advisement a request Florida cities with libraries lion department that conduct, resisting arrest and cident. Posted $250 bund. he says say they won't ride the Imports. cubic-inch range. City Manager from J,'mes G. Lee, of 113 W. only the Sanford and St. Cloud trespassing In connection with are "all county-oriented Rejected a request for Automobile belonging to "Apparently Ben feels Warren Knowles and Butler 15th St., that the city's public facilities are closed evenings chuldbeating. Held in Seminole departments which do not restricted commercial zoning I3orque, Green strongly about this," Moore will select exact engine sizes library at First Street and and only Sanford's library County Jail in lieu of $700 bond, George Is benefit th2 cities." on four recently annexed lots Shirley Mae ChrIstian, 28 , of Meadows Apartments, valued said. "He (Butler) says he 130ILj W. 13th St., Sanford, ut $3,ow btu ir ii iruni parking lot willing to buy one Honda but when the patrol cars are ad. night and on Saturdays. In other actions corn- work out an agreement with Hibiscus and Poinsetta Drives he'll agree to keep it only one vertised for bids. arrested Monday In Zayre's Monday. The library is now open 9 a.m. c.issioners: local septic tank service firms and zoned the property singleFreezer valued at $349 stolen year." shopping center and charged Knowles had reported the city to 5 p.m. Monday through Instructed City Atty. for dumping sewage at the family residential. with shoplifting , petty Larceny 461cnday and from side of road at SR fish camp after it fell and contributing to the from a truck. Reported by delinquency of a dependent Leuflar(I Christain, Chi ld. I leld in e:njnole County jail in lieu of $600 bond. Baywood Circle. Sanford. Tent camper worth $1,000 P Accident Monday between stolen from Clu back lot of Vaughn car dr iven by Juvenile and Motors, i N. SR 600, Long in Southern Bell truck drIven Jy Estes Seminole County Circuit Court force the city to comply with by Wood, Monday. Reported by its action taken at a special Industrial Park Mingo nail Milton E. Dernoranville, of James McKee, Herald Staff Writer earlier this year. own clean-up ordinance, meeting in April i likely to ?"ad entrance road, noting that the 100 Melton Dr,, Orlando. Juvenile's car Cselberry. In making the deal with Stoke Grissom offered the alter- to the dismissal of a lawsuit city does not own the road and it susta ined $300 damages, truck LONGWOOI,i__The city ha.c the council will be reversing a native of leasing the green belt filed against tc Air compressor valued at $100. Juvenile charged reached an agreement with an council decision last year to area that bounds the Lormana by Schreiner and was not bult under city with reported stolen from Longwood Councilman B.L. supervision. failure to have vehicle under area land developer to legalize reject the annexation and development on two sides and helms. Village Sho pp in g C en t er conAgreed to retain the sercontrol. Sanford city commissioners the controversial year-old rezoning request after property the dedicated parkland to graze struction site at SR 434 Helm's suit contended vices of Sanford City' Manager Approximately $70 cash and SR have tabled for c week any annexation of the Sanford. owners in the county adjacent his three horses and a neighresolutions passed at the W.E. Knowles after budget stolen Monday from borne of 400, by Dan R. Hinkle, 211 S. action on Sunland Estates Orlando Kennel Club. area protested the plan. bor's livestock, meeting held at the late E.E. figures are totaled, John C. Fox, 1920 Magnolia Lake Triplett, Casselberry. residents' complaints that a Faced with the certainty tlWt Floor sander valued at t€ Council Chairman Don He asked for a long-term Williamson's home several Ave., Sa nford. dra i na ge "ditch" in the new . the annexation of th e dog tr Ad, reported ack Schreiner was a member of the lease, mentioning years as a weeks before Williamson' death Accident Monday between stolen Monday roni acre "Carriage Cove" mobile bounding Semninola Boulevard zoning were improper. The suit says board which at the time good term. cars driven by John R. Jai-Alai parking lot 011 SR 600 home park is a safety hazard, could be challenged SU( the creation of a public works Longwood by Louis Devito, 404 urged council to deny Stoke's County Pollution Control cess(ully in the courts, coun A co e Alexander 107 Lake Drive, Prarie lake Drive, Fern Park. Officer Langley Adair ns nsus cil director slot, creation of a of the coun Sanford and Eva S. Chandler, today cilmen have asked developer Al request, Scrap copper valued they that they will go for citizens advisory committee called the drainage route "a Stolte to include the road In his "13o" Simpson, represent1ig 713 Bevier Rd., Sanford. $4,717.20 reported stolen from the arrangement when Grissom and creation of a special at, Chandler's car sustained ditch" and said, "I would reject annexation petition for a lot Stolte, said "for the record," submits a lease agreement. torney position by resolution °° Florida Power & light service plans for a 'swale' (Shallow north of the highway. damages. Chandler was yard on 1st Street, Monday night that his client illegal. Last year, council turned was Sanford by depression) with side slopes State law requires that an. was Including Semlnola down an identical request charged with careless driving. Winston Kelly of Silver Springs. like Council Monday night on a from Four guns valued at $300 that, but maybe the city nexed property be contiguous Boulevard in his annexation Grissom, when the legality of vote of 3-2 with Helms and Chicago, 111.-A stolen Monday from home of doesn't agree." (touching) other city property. petition only because the city leasing dedicated free offer of parkland for Councilman B.H. Ferrell In the ciii Interest to those who be*r' -t James M. Murray 200 E. 19th Adair said the department of The city claimed conti guity "has asked hi n 10." grazing purposes was minority-adopted ordinances do not wde its pollution control has no with the dog track because the Vandals Monday Creating the two Jobs and the announced by Beitone. A non. questioned. night broke jurisdiction unless it can show parcel touched Seminola committee, Auto belonging to Arthur L. into two rooms at the Lake the ditch will degrade operating model of the smallest Overstreet, surface Boulevard. City Atty. Joe Davis The green belt and parkland In other action, council BClIone aid ever made will be 24 William Clark Mary Elementary School, Court valued at $800 sto bodies of water or subsurface ruled some weeks ago given St g absolutely un wi th compla ints from along with free to anyone ha the entire ed th e len sprayed paint Inside and S dow plac city In a legal rcou Monday from 3rd Str g it. out, waters, He said he Is checking Seminola estin Boulevard was not Shadow Hill subdivision Hill subdivision s ta nce by eet and and escaped. Police sa id the tosee adopting updated send for off the E.E. if plaits submitted to the legally and validly annexed, residents that the green belt Williamson Road Is zoned building this Don-operati ng Popular Avenue. Recovered estimate of damages Is In- agency show codes. Previously it model now. Weanitln theprivacy later at 2nd Street and complete. the ditch, leaving the dog track no longer and parklands the city accepted residential. Longwood's zoning had been noted that the city was of your own home to see how tiny Magnolia Avenue with After hearing Tim Trott, 742 contiguous to any city land, ° from the subdivision developers ordinance does not provide any enforclrg new codes while hearing help can be. 10 yours Mrs. in damages to hood. LC. Berry of Delaware Baywooci Dr., speak for eight The city charter permits Is infested with rats and other zoning district wherein ignoring the only valid codes keep, free. Th e actual ski weighs told po li ce she left an envelope at the MaJik Sunland residents Monday city annexation by the petition vermin, councilmen have keeping of livestock is per. less than a third of an ounce, and adopted in 1959. In the phone booth commissioners Instructed City method and roads in the past moved to lease the Lands to an mitted. an t ear level, is one unit.. No y Mar t on Crysta l Lake Drive Engineer The 1973 Southern Standard wires lead from body to head. Mack LaZenby to included in petitions for an- adjacent property owner for Building Code with 1974 These models are free, so we that contained $500 in cash and submit cross-section drawings nexation of other properties grazing purposes. u il Benjamin Jenkins, 26 her driver's license. She has revisions and the 1911 plumbing suggest you write for yours now, Di'. Gerald Grissom, whose arrested Monday and charged of fered a reward for the I'ttUI'Tl of the drainage work for next have been successfully taken code with 1914 revisions were 4 giifl,Werepthrte is 00, Monday's 4 p.m. commission into the city, home and property Is adjacent Adoption by the council adopted. with driving without a valid of the envelope, and certainly noobiIga1Jo1 session and asked a sands have siresdy been milled, In exc.nge for Stolte's to the subdivision, threatened majority-Schreiner, June In othertct1on, council: _________________ representative of Dreyfus cooperation on the annexation councilmen Monday night that write today to Dept. Lormann and H.A. Scott-of . - Turned down a request for P.eltone fler-tronks, 420! W. ''k-. Inters(ate Development Corp in nf 'minoIa Boulevard, he will go the the police a',d three ordinances ratifying maintenance on th' lor'gw'.,od torts Ill W!,:. 'itrt, be present. governing body indicated It will Sunland Estates Is in the approve the annexation and county but the Dreyf us project zoning to industrial for a Stolte that abuts their property is in parcel north of SR 427. AUGUST 12, 1974 Minta R. Entzminger, Lake the city. Mary ADMISSIONS The state jaw used to annex Sanford: Residents' complaints center Bobby E. Tyrone, Altamonte Seminola Boulevard and other Donald W. Fach around the Dreyfus grading of highways In 1970 was ruled Springs the firms' properly so that unconstitutional by the Florida Simi Hawley Alice I, Smiley, Altamonte "ditch," which is labeled a Supreme Court in the midsprings William F. McTeer Gertrude Williams swale, has seven foot side near 1960's. That law allowed anJoan Flowers, Osteen their houses and an 18-inch side nexation by a city of territories * William D. Byrd Garvin L. King, Lon gwood nearest the mobile park. Enumi L. Burt Patricia Ann Charron, containing less than 10 of Jewell Penner "I thInk it's a hazard," registered voters. ('eselberry Commissioner Gordon Meyer Joseph E. Andrews III Albert Nelson, Orlando One of the highways annexed said," and I don't think the city under the unconstitutional state Raymond R. Eden Fred S. Robbins, KLssimrnee should condone it in new con- law was-SR 434 west-was Cynthia E. Burdette struction," Rosa Mae Payne DISCHARGES taken away from the city by U.' SANFORD: George W. Car!ton Tonla Harris George W. Carlton Thomas 14. Poling, Deltona Steve Thompson Claude A. Whiddon Sr. Winifred S. Stolz, Deltona Kattie Mae Young -. Ernest J. Hubbard, Deltona Mary V. Milling, Ddflary ('tiarles W. hiorfon III 'Janicv A. Alexander, DeBary Gladys L. Henry, DeBar)' ~ Alexander Cambria, Orange Theodore H. Leigh, Deflary C.ty Eileen Dalton, Deltona inter Park John H. Boltz, Longwood Robert Kumph, Orange city MIAMI (AP) A Miami warned her son to stop was Jane W. Morgan, Kansas Jeffrey A. Pedigo, LEke Mary woman says she resurrected covered with overgrown bush_________________________________________________________ her one-woman crusade for es. It was one of the signs she ___________ traffic safety after "God spared fought to get installed. I inc and my youngster." "That did it," she said. "I de-"1 know some local officials cided I wanted to devote the think I'm a kook, but if I can res t of my life to sa ving lives save one life, I don't care what because God spared me and my they think of me," says Marilyn youngster" AUGUST 12-16 Seminole High School Herman. Mrs. Herman began her camRegistration for first-time Boosters Club, Room 1306, 7:30 Mrs. Herman says her first students at Lyman High School, p.m. at the school. paign nearly four year:; ago project this time around will be — first. 9a.m. to 2 p.m 'School begins when she and her son, Andy, to convince Sanford Pilot Club, 8 scnool officials to Sept. 3. were Injured in an automobile consider safety ahead of fuel business meeting , Florida accident near her home. consumption and time schedState Bank of Sanford. of exclusive, affluent AUG. 13 She was held responsible for ules when piannng school bus Regular meeting Midway- AUG. 14 the accident, but was later do- routes. are GfndervilkIndIan Mund Fire Sanford Kiwanis Club, noon, dared innocent when she con"School buses should not be flsitrict., 7:30 p.m. at 211 W. Civic Center vinced authorities that allowed to operate In areas of Sanford, St., Second National Association of shrubbery covered a stop sign known hazards," Mrs. Herman Retired Federal Employes and the sigma was on a main arS1)S. "Doesn't It make sense to Winter Park Chapter 3e6, noon, tery instead of a side road. — them away from inter. S&S Cafeteria, Winter Park. For three years, she devoted reroute — spare time to visiting the sections that are known to have Starli g ht Promenaders i high accident rate?" in Square Dance Club, Civic offices of city officials and campaigning for traffic safety Mrs. Herman says she will Center,'C p.m. Caller Bob Rust, 647-1177. through the local miicclla. Civic continue her campaign until of. Yesmeroays high IS, low lhs All square dancers and visitors morning 0 there was .46 Inches Of groups and local agencies hon. uiclals begin welcome. to listen and take rain yesterday, ored Mrs. Herman with plaques action on Summer Creative Arts her demands. Variable cloudiness through Wedn,sday with thundershow,r Workshop on ma king puppets, and awards. -- -----.m. likely mostly during the afternoon Then, about a year ago, she lLrL.L Mrs. Helen Hickey wil! present and evening hoias. Highi mostly in let her campaign fade away bethe low 90s Lows toi,ht in the low Goad Yesterday Rumpclstiltskln" puppet show I !3 'it was Just taking too to mid 70s Variable mostly east and demonstrate construction, Better Today trudtion, I wnds 10 mph and gusty near much (tine a'ay from my hu.- Ieducational building, First thundershowers. Rain probability so band and children." Presbyterian Ch urch of San. per cent today, 20 per cent tOflght LFi:l But nine months later, Andy, e, ~ Wmwm&~ 1-fol-I'M ji and 60 per cent Wednesday. ford. For chUdren 3-12. Extended Florida c4j$ioo k--fl r an IM now 8, was hit bvaschool bus c,. r,. i ' rr ea tSJlma te AUGUST cloudy with Sca'tered thun he rode his bicycle. Although Call 322-6390 detho*ers lilely. Highs in the Democratic Women's Club of Andy wasn't hurt, his bicycle U)pe,' lOs to lower lOt, lows in the lOs Seminole County presents your was mangled. ei"ol around 90 In the Kiyi. Democratic Candidates, Public API D Daytona Peach tidei br Wed Mrs. Hermtn says she startnesday—hh 431 am, S37 pm. Rally. Meet and hear each one. ed up her safety campaign NDITIO low 1059 it M. 11:51 .m Port Woman's Club, 309 Oak again when Sanford that discovered she Canaveral h!rih 5 11 rn 3 29 Ave., 8 p.m. Refreshments. Sanford P rn , l(.w 1132 ñ m . ;137 p rn a traffic sign which would have p - - C i Halts Ru l g On [)i h' t y • Dog bAnnexation L - - - - • HOSPITAL NOTES - ___ Miam i Mom Renews Traffic Safety Work NDAR thg," she than that time last year, _____ - - -- I - ------- ---- -- --- -- __-___ -- - ---- ----- - ----- .- -.--=-- ---- ---------- ---- .- - - - -- ______-_- _____:- - - -, - -- -- ----- ---, ____i___-________,___ 21--- --------- -- ------- --------- - ------------- I The YELLOW Telephone Company PAGES W 'VAuNTAGE CALE - '"on AD, - Closing " BUSY BEES TAKE -- nrit',i•a WASHINGTON (AP) The nods of up 1610 days duration Miller said 73 miners have United Mine Workers union has at any union mine, SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) died in mtne.celat'J incidents called a work stoppage ex(Ion, perhaps because it A coal industry spokesman, and 3,698 Crowds watch en tranced as a volves a live us!ng dogs were searching pected to close bird, appears 10 be about 1,200 soft- who declined to be Identified, riously have been Injured so. omsn in a bonnet and : today for so far this year. During mines next nine Inmates, in. coal week and lower said, "This Is a pre t popular. tty bad tim e thL century, lowered dress grabs a large clod in two more than 10 l,000 "The secret Is calming the broke out from Florida, who the nation's stockpiles of coal. for a shutdown to take place, coal miners have been ioose, turns it upside down In goose so he doesn't bte or fl of au killed in UMW President Arnold It's an out-and-out attempt to coal mine acciden ts r lap and gently pluck., feath- his ap Correconai Institute. Miller said Monday the shut- further dwindle he said. w explained. " 1 do coal stockpiles .--a , about 3,000 m inand down from Its bteast. that hy A spokesman for the state down will "commemorate the to put the union in a better bar. etsIndieaddition, petting him and Lhlking each year as a result of Grace Ater ofQiaj1Jeis to him softly." Department of Offender Re. thousands of coal miners killed gaining position. to Illinois State She said geese molt every habilitation said the IflhlUltes w hile working In the nation's "The steel industry will be black lung disease. NUer said. 'air viitoi's a folk art that has four mines , all the miners "The giant energy con%cilcrse the first to (eel this,,, he to six weeks and about half fled late Monday af te r two of said. glo1nerate 11 but vanished in the nation, an ounce of feathers and down 11 have lives are being served been ravaged by lJ*fl The heavy users of coal, such notice by this menioj period She and other rn'mbers of the can be picked overpowered a guard, !)lack lung disease, and coal from each bird. It 11)0k his keys and freed th as U.S. Steel, e oth- mining families who are vie, comment, had no immediate that coal riners have had their. layville Folk Arts Guild have takes 10 large geese to produce tIS from a prison donnitory. urns fill of dying," the UMW preal. tills and abillt1s once corn, enough feathers for one pillow. of company violenceThe two Inmates hid in latin- des" to prevent them from Coa1.btthg electric utilities dent said. n In Illinois and other states, Feathers &iid down from dry earls in the facility's show- winning protection of a Uni and steel mills try to keep large ______________ Her husband Charles cuts geese, as well as other water. en room, the spokesman said. Mine Workers contract." ted stockpile, of coal on hand so ringles by hand i. ,wi, Jumped the guard as he they can ataorb the Impact of 51 rates how early settlers lap- quilts and mattresses pfflr , Thry The shutdown, scheduled to mine strikes. made a routine check of the start But the union has d them to keep out wind ana Uley Monday and extend a Sunulay flepj are curved, said Msa Ater. area mmd held a knife to hiS stronger hiwgalnll)g position in. through the work week, "It's like ha ving a lot of tiny back, the spokesman added, will when stockpiles are short. lfld Dthet ut'sans demonstre sprin , coincide with the planned open. gs In your pillow," soc Th Then they tied and gagged irig of negotiations e coal Industry spokesman b The $anaro qL lit-making, enibroldiry arid Her4d. Inc. on a new nasaid the National p said. "That's what ntakes it so him with toweis, te spokenm.an llonwlde rrenth Coal Associ. ca ndiemaking. Sanford, UMW contract. The ation's latest cluster soft," i" said, and released the oth figures show hr Mki a gInsmi th makin g a that in- present contract expires Nov. aso( Festhrsfraiot)ent,tr.ds are mates, The entire group er then 12. fli ritlock rifle and ano th Pof er straight and undesirable for broke out of a day Sfl$OrJ, rIor,da fli 11o'd , supply of coal, coke oven cr iftsman fashlonin window leading The memor-hl period was plazas had aue pfllowa, into a 30-day supply and ch tins. the facility's recreation called under a' section "crpi, of the electric utilities a "IL would be like sleeping on a 5tt1 by Crrcr yard and presumably climbed UMW's contract with coal 92-day lut Mrs. Men's dmonstra- sack of tj" sJi, said, Opersupply-.a)l significantly less the knee, the spokesman said. ators thet allows memorfa1 Pe' "' Year ill aC I '. B ding Codes ' SAVANNAH, G&. (AP) Law en(orcemnt officials - Count Pror)osed , e By UMW - WASHINGTON (AP) The House has authorized $1.7 "in for JJffi w4rams (hat have be eded (Or I enettvotars. The measure, sent to the Senate on a 359 to 12 vole Ionday, wuiä contirue a program of Nock grants Is w1n9 local a thcUks to spen d funds largely at their 0 dic:tic for public health needs. At the same time, it would require states to proiide U ge information on how the tunas will be spent, and w ,uld put the burden of revL*wiz,g the plaw on the Health, E location and Weljare Department. Figures cUined An the bill are maximum amounts th 31 caz be spent. Ex*t arnotmts will be set in appr iatlon bills later. House during the Nixon years-. except treaties, legislation and similar documents of stateare considered the personal property of the ex-president. The spokesman said that the A professional estimate made five years ago placed the value George Bums' Condition OK $1.7 Billion For Health I Rats And Vermin Make Nixon Wealthy - Watergate Poll Results NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) French aerjal1s Philippe Petit, who wants to walk a high wire acroas the Niagara lover gorge, has offictsIs worried about the ecodent he may set in doing It. Petit, who dazzled New Yorkers with a walk between the 1,350400t high twin towers of the World Trade Center last week, met Monday with U.S. and Canadian officials about the proposal. Keith Hopkins, regional administrator of the Niagara Frontier State PLk and 14cTeation Conimis.swn, said afterwards he was worried a high wire walk by Petft might encourage others to try the same thing. And Mayor George Bukator of Niagara Falls, Ont., said - Lake Mary - WASHINGTON t AP) Alan Greenspan is a step closer to heading the President's Council of Economic Advisers. Former President Nixon's nomination of Greenspan, cf Ne York ccan,nk cuiting firm, was approved Monday by the Senate Banking Committee, President Ford has said he will slick by the nomination, which now goes to the fuil Senate. , You're Never Too Old fo Hear Better V - Evening Herald driver's licence, Posted $50 bond, - . ..I... Sanford -W Pres. Leaden Hugh Scott said earlier conciliation, compromise and ident Ford is moving swiftly to Monday Ford is "nowhere coopenation," plan an economic summit con- near" making a decision. But the applause was noticeference to battle the inflation he At the Invitation of the Fords, ably louder from Ford's fellow labeled "Domestic Enemy No. the former president's daughRepublicnntiar from the ma. 1." And he is pressing Congress ter, Julie Nixon Eiserhower, Jonity Democrats, when the " to act within 10 days to revive 'td 'cth oi_iIt pzedei tU itit Tar iT' the governmnt's tools to the new First Family in the balanced budget while main-. monitor wages and prices. t1...i• Executive Gallery. The former taliilng a strong defense. :I Congressional Democrats President watched at his San 'It's going to be quite a trick Joined Republicans In applaud. Clemente Calif., home and to balance the budget by fiscal ing the tone of Ford's presiden. wired Fo~d tial ke)nott 5IX-Mil Motiday on a Splendid Speech." budget," said Sen. Phillip A. V night. But some said they wili . ~_~.i On the floor Of the House Hart,, D.Mieh -I 4 xd ilit' new ('ru'imr)er, an uall' ir "iI ,, (flf1 -President can find the corrett number of congressmen and try wanted to hear. His big task '•ï-' cure for the nation's soaring senators were present to :• -" hear now is to find the solutions," rJLLa, , prices, the 38th President outline his said Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D. Ford spoke to a packed House goals for the two-year, five- Wash. -'chamber and millions across month remainder of Nixon's Sen. Barry Goldwater, R. the country, calling on shattered presidency. Ariz., said "it was exactly what congress to Join "in getting this , * a,,, the : ' -. '&. Ford proposed countryneeds. IIWC SieC111C I agree with countryrevvedu and morin 'S" * •c'- - -------______ ' ' ,j '* _______ what h Id lii economy and pl~dging to seek a balanced legislation-the wage-price i III! i 11 il 1I'~i ~ ~ ~ A to, I IURM federal budget In the fiscal year monitoring authority now and a and t1w defense budget.,, -- i -_ , , In urging an econom i c sum. ST * health insurance measure be. 111 offlymm .i&66 * starting next July 1. = fore th e en d of the year. He never referred di rec tly to President-Ford liirted during speech he will seek Presidcncy in 1976 ' of congressme n, senators, busi. the Watergate scandal that And he said the nation's s'otdrove Richard M. Nixon fruiii crs ?hould support the cantli. flCSSffl('fl labor leaders and ex. American public. l'hey arc "N by .uinc Iijiocratk senators promptly supporkA the plan. eCutIV branch officials, Ford anxious to the presidency last week but dates thus November "who co the right answers and last month by Nixon. He however, Rep. Wright Pat. acknowledged he war adopting as we are." pledged, "There will be no ille- sistently vote for said It "will let us monitor man, D-Tex., chairman of the tough deci- a plan first pushed by Senate gal tapings, eavesdropping, sions to cut the co Aides said later the target wages and prices to expose House Banking Committee, dest of govern- Democratic Leader Mike date Is within two weeks buggings or break-ins by my flient, restrain federal spending and abuses," dared "It would Just be a fake. Mansfield and later pushed by added that it rtay be administration," And Ford and bring Inflation under five freshman open to Earlier in the day, Ford cntiYou've got to have power be. senators, mentioned his predecessor's control. national television coverage. cized General Motors Corp. for hind It." "Neither I nor my staff have name only once, declaring he Ford, an aide said, "Is really the 9,5 per cent Waves of cheers and Increase It an. On health Insurance, Ford applause much time Just now for letter pushing has supported and will continue this ... he wants it to be nounced on "the outstanding foreign policy thundered across the cavernous writing," he said. "So I will re- not Just a show thing, not just a and (nicks, its 1975 model cars said he has urged efforts by chamber as Ford was escorted spond in person. I accept lie said in a state- those in the administration and your collection of people of President Nixon." in. And members of both suggestion and I will listening to men "It is essential, at this In Congress to agree on a cornpersonatly speeches." He made no mention of per. Parties cheered when the 25time particularly, that all seg- promise measure. preside," In urging reactivation of the rnents of the haPs h6 nictit iiii.inediate prob. year congressional veteran economy, Industry "I very definitely think we'll The President declared he Cost of Living Council, without and labor exercise 1cm -the choice of a new vice declared his motto towards restraint in get it this year," said Rep. John plans to hold the meeting "at an economic controls, Ford president. Senate Republican Cong ress: "Communica ti on, picked their wage and pr-Ice actions," J. Rhodes, R•ArLZ. early date and in full view of tue up But time Is a proposal made last April house Speaker Carl Albert running short. IN BRUEF - . ___ . 0 __ NEW _ Tuesday, August 13, 1974 __ public .:__ ; a 2 A-.- Evenlng Herald BALTIMORE, ii- ZI More and more busy people are shopping The Winter Park Telephone Directory YELLOW PAGES Saving time, me, plus the run around. 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Syste m Stronger Than It Looks We are constantly fascinated by the ease with which government functions in the united States, Our last three Presidents have departed office under circumstances that would likely have led to anarchy or a military takeover in virtually any other country in the world. John Kennedy assassinated. Lyndon Johnson forced to admit he could no longer govern, Richard Nixon implicat ed in a sordid scandal of abuse of th e office. Yet the Republic stands. Power moves from one individual to another, from one party to another and the shift is made almost as casually as a chat with a new neighbor. Political and personal differences are set aside for the moment, partisan dislikes and prejudices. And they are right. But the fact that we can put these differences behind us for a few days in the larger interest of the Republic is a glorious tribute to the political maturity of the American people. It is also a tribute to those who serve us. It is considered good form today to regard politicians a necessary evil at best and people to be trea ted wi th contempt and scorn at worse, Yet we suspect that they are in a large part rcsponsible for our good behaviour when it often appears that one man striking a match could touch off the explosion that would tear apart (he fragile understandings that serve to cement the system. It is to their credit that they are able to argue violently issues and philosophies without resorting to violence, It is to their credit that they are able— for the most part—to disagree without being disagreeable. We susnect we owe more our political maturty to pictures of Rep. Tip O'Neill (D-Mass.) playing golf wi th then-Vice President Gerald Ford than we fully appreciate. Two old pals who probably ha ven't agreed on an important political question in the 20 years able to put their partisan dii- FPL To Pay Higher Dividend WAS11IT3N — Behind the broad Nor have his friends ever heard him, even In to pack the crates when he moved from his the handicapped. The compassionate Ford shoulders, square jaw and ruggedly handsome his most relaxed moments, let an ethnic slur slip congr features, what is President Gerald Ford really by. He essional office to the vice pLesidential shifted his attention to the women's con. has often voted against the economic quarters. The visitor, like? not recognizing the versiflon. interests of the blacks. At fiat he opposed but muscular Ford, mistook him to be the chief of the We have checked with congressional sleuths, As Washington watchdogs, we have had later supported clvi! rights legislation, When the moving crew, who in preparation for Ford's vice presidential black congrissionijl caucus opposed his conoccasion to check into reports that Ford has Affrrward, a fri end asked him why he confirmation hearings earlier this year, gave fLi-iiuLiut, as vice president, Ford was hurt, didn't misused campaign money. We discovered on the him the most thorough investigation of any man let his s .aff handle the packing. "Oh," shrugged contrary that he has always refused to accept "You would think they would know me bet- Ford, "this Is the kind of thing I can do." who has ever assumed the office. We have talked ter," he told a friend sadly. cash t'untributtuns. he has insisted upon checks, After he was appo privately with some of his most intimate friends. inted vice president, we which can be properly recorded. We never found Another friend recalls watching a TV phoned him at his modest Alexandria, Va., home We have obtained access to the confidential the slightest evidence that he ever diverted a audit newscast with Ford when the cameras focused and got a man's voice on the other end. It of his tax returns, was dime for his own personal use. on an impoverished black family being evicted Ford still answering his own telephone. From these sources, we have put together a The Fill from their home in Mikcippi Ford Jumpedup of Ford before his The President instinctively likes people an IrtraIt of an uitcnsely human President, in agitation. for confirmation as vice president was so thorough, concerned about them. He tied up a friend basically decent, inherently honest, without "What a shame! What a shame!" he ex- long hours helping him with presidential he was told, that agents even questioned a high guile, who still would like his friends to call vice him claimed, "A country this rich can do better." wife school football player who allegedly had been arrangements. The friend's exasperated "Jerry." The new President has a robust sense of finally complained that he may as well not kneed by Ford in a tough-fought game. The He uses expletives that would be deleted from humor and enjoys locker-room jokes. In the referees threw Ford out of the game over the bother to come home but stay at the Fords' White House transcripts, but he never would backj-ooms, he has the loose masculine manner Gerald Ford picked up the phone and pretend he didn't. His profanity Is good-natured, of the football star he once was. apologized to her. "I just couldn't have gotten by As Ford was later told, his foi'r football no t When Ford first learned about the N She al CO rmCd ix on hide the fact. For his thirsty friends, he mix the game but ccrfessed that Ford had never es was flustered but mollified, "enemies list," he remarked in disbelief: 'if YOU the drinks himself and never summonj an aide to At a small social gathering, another friend actually kneed him. have so many enemies you have to keep a list, wait on him, reca lls, the men were talking a bout world affairs you are in trouble." Ford commented to f rien ds that he Was A visitor caught him in shirt alcevea hclptng and the wnnwn were discussing the problems of pleased the FBI had been so thorough. RAY CROMLEY C Adams Hjts Askew On Road Costs — A Matter — Mautz: Ford Hard Worker Who Knew How To Relax .- -, ',.' . " _L iti zens 1. Of ,1, Life Nixon Amnesty Urged And Fast Speed . There are few simple choices in this complex technological world. Often the question of what ( will bring the greatest good to the greatest number comes down to trying to decide what will . cause the least harm to the least number. ' 4' Congress, for example, Is considering making t '' even greater — a perversion of law and equal permanent the emergency 55-mile-per-hour : .. reatrwnt — meaning, as it does, favor to. speed limit on higllwdys. A flood of data shows ; , groupe, and funds not used as Intended by law. * M that not only has it saved fuel but it has brought % '; '" . Significantly, the House Judiciary Committee about a significant reduction in deaths and In. '' .i, V : did not seriously consider charging President juries from traffic accidents, Nixon with Illegally diverting millions of I •' Obviously, a lowering of the limit to 45 or 35 government dollars for such would save even more resources, both material Yet that committee has In its ,'. and human. The ideal situation would be no documentary evidence of White House directed di version on a traffic deaths at all. But long before we iwhl.'v / major sca;e. ', I, - ..r.'"". ':cn wou1d :eqeire ttie ba nning of . mis reporter has a copy of one of these motor ve hicles entirely, we would reach a point .1 documents, In it, Fred Malek, now Mr. Nixon's where the benefits wo uld begin to be offset by 1 deputy director of the Office of Management and i other undesirable effects, such a.s the serious the Budget, estimated the loose change available disruption of the econ'my. ';& _____ for diversion to target groups to help secure ' . Another example is the current controversy i. 5h1pp0' (Or' the President's re-election to be over polyvinyl chloride $1.4 " PVC a chemical billion, The time available (seven months) and used In an extremely wide variety of modern If e. the need for secrecy would. Makk calculated, I0 products. from food packagirg to autmobile ferences behind them and play a friendly round of make possible the effective "redirection" of only ~ ) .. parts to plastic heart valves to phonograph golf, I I 11 J $ yA 0All a small fraction of that amount in the 1972 I . records, The system sometimes looks weak. It N'A campaign. __*'• Last January it was discovered that sometimes sways. It occasionally bends. But it $ The committee did not recommend anglosarcorna, a rare form liver cancer, had never collapses. "What's a nice chap like you doing in a place like that?" peachinent on these grounds. The reason is been the cause of death among some 19 workers obvious; everyone in the United States and Europe involved in t. it is no more often than not big military and other processing vinyl chloride, a gas, into PVC. government spending has gone to the areas The workers had been exposed to the gas for represented by men high on key coffuWttees in anywhere from 14 to 27 years before the cancers Congress. The money favors individuals and appeared, raising the possibility that =._e cases groups who could sway voters In the re-election Editor Would begin turning up. The federal government Is the biggest of the big-time debtors these senators and representatives. When COI)Jabbed the beef Industry until It Is on Its knees: Because of this, the Occupational Safety and Evening Herald andtheon1yexistingenutywjthrnoney 0 sdously done for political purposes, this Chan- SanJo ceiling on beef prices, no import qu&as, Health Administration of the Department of Burning money is not only a privilege it's nrling or diversion of funds and favors Li dearly Dear tj, Fla. creased zoning regu1aUons higher taxes on Labor proposed an emergency standard, ciSir; and that Is raising a stink In San Francisco, illegal. But the pot does not dare call the kettle agricultural property and detrimenta l tax fecttve April 5, setting a maximum exposure black, even w hen documentary evidence exists, Last week at the check out counter of a nearby legislation coupled with propaganda from the level of 50 parts per million of The Federal Reserve [Link's policy of burning old, worn-out vinyl chloride in grocery store my attention was 'urrency violates the antipollution standards of the bay area's The material at drawn to an executive level against one of the most the air. The previous level had been 500 parts per poll ution control district. nand is to the point, a argument at the adjoining cash Mister between wholesome and best liked r million. products iemorandwn or HR. Malek. on "Depw- Haldeman from Fred the cashier and a patron, The issue was that the country today. Food in America is one of the best The bank has accumulatedfour citations since April. And the 1'he in May, the OSHA proposed a permanent feds are stonewalling it—until a more efficir.,int incinerator can tmental Responsiveness" store would not take food stamps for the deposit bargains avallable becpuse our farmers aad standard to reduce the exposure of vinyl chloride dated !arch 17, 1972 on White House stationery, on the soft drink bottles the woman was buying. ranchers have made k--- found and Installed. Mean'hile, they'll apply f ltfl it so, yet the general public workers to a "no detectable level." tion from the antipollution rules, The attached document, marked "extremely sensitive" is titled "Increasing the ReSPOn. The young woman was indignant and said she Is critical of people In agriculture who want to The Society Money is a many.eplendored thing. But for a government siveness of the Executive Branch." Five copies had never had any problem before. I listened to make a fair profit on their Investment of money that there wasofnothe Plastics Industry, claimed possible way to meet such a that imposes taxes to get it, spends more than it gets, borrows were made, her tirade directed at the cashier and scanned and goods—their time cannot be Included standard and that it would threaten the very more and finally burns it, money spells trouble right down to the The Malek plan proposed organizing each her purchases. Most of the items were ready because the hours are uncertain and to existence of the Industry. The OS o ashes in the Incinerator, a as is executive department for this systematic prepared convenience foods and the most ex- numerous to measure, customary, held hearings. availabl e: individually prepared ready. diversion of funds Into programs where they o.w Jobs are waiting to be filled because people are On one side, a number of PVC manufacturers shrimp cocktail, stuffed ready to bake supported by welfare would be most effective politically and food stamps. I read Or users of PVC, both large and small, testified providing pork chops, fresh blueberries, fresh grapes, and last night where one American In sixteen i for close White House monitoringand by Malek s that they would be forced out of business If the to ready to bake goods-nothing but gourmet fare, served by the Food Stamp Program and that t make certain all such divisions met their goals. "no detectable level" were adopted. One maker U .3 It is not my desire for any person In need and 3 billion dollar a year give away is charged to the of plastic tubing Each departmental contact, usually an Unfor medical uses warned that unable to provide for themselves to go hungry, United States Department cf Agriculture budg& desperately dersecretary,Malekote,wouldbeexedto Cttl III.. l,O 7 II 3 This Is I.7J needed equipment in kidney dialysis 4O.fcO unthinkable In this country. Must we This distorts 4j eatabllsh controls to ensure the desired action support the gourmet tastes ae' laziness of those costs of farm figures reported to the public 3. Is F-ITYM 34 750 was tahn. and further makes Tit -- CO f -44 .544 On the other side, organized labor strongly able to care for themselves? The young woman I public wary of the farmer, Malek listed both positive and negative spoke of above drove away from backed the proposed standard. "mis country 21`0 40 3 8 the market in a decisions to be covered under this program. In Must we make the cost of helping the needy so survived for nearly 200 years without polyvinyl late model car, her conscience clear no doubt, great? We cannot afford to let the first group were: grants, contracts, slowly chloride and we can survive in the future without loans, with the thought the was getting only what she atrophy like a bandaged limb. We may subsidies, procurement and construction "deserved", even it," said Peter Bommarito presint of the have to encourage people to work again. projects. The negative actions were: taking legal United Rubber Workers Rising costs of food production are staggering or regulatory action against a group or Sincerely, govern- the farmer and in still other words,what should this particular her alike. Government has rnent body, major cutbacks In programs nd ___________________________________ Saundra Gray "speed limit" be? WASHINGTON — (NEA) Billions in public money and favors are channeled to indivlduali, groups and finns for political purposes. The loss to the taxpayer may be as great as the loss through theft by organized crime. The corruption of the democratic system is — Itj •: •, . ' ( ,,. . . 1' , 3 • — . . ( ' .. . , . ' Legal Notice . M .' 7 ' .. ., ' ~ ____ _____ ': ,' '' . ,'"' — '' — - Letter To The Edito r Money Troubles -- BERRY'S WORLD _, ___ programs incentive : n relocathal of departmental operations, _- _ [ I _____________ - — This diversion of funds for political purposes also goes on regularly and systematicaLly irs the Senate and House of Represejitativea, In stMe capitols, In county brds of supervisors and in city councils Only the most deermined citIzen effort will t4'ing relief, • RrounG 9 _ - THOUGHTS e 'I - fr -- _____ ___ ____ 971 Q"fi "Let me essure you, madam. The sky/s NOT failing!" "Onij be strong ar.d very courageous, being careful la do according 'to all the law which Moses my savant commanded you; turn not from it to the right hand or to the left, that you rn;iy have goxl succc.s wherever you go." Joshua 1:7. 1 believe the true road to pee-eminent CC in any line is to make yourself master of that line. - Andrew Caiiiegie, American in. dri&lith, -- '\4 ____ _ The Clock By JOHN A. spoM A clever thvit.atlon... from Florida Gas Company, Inviting us to a fire...barbecue afterwards! Support for State Attorney Abbott herring is coming through the mails.,.Wilhiam L. Pope, pastor of the They're working In cooperation with the Florida Riverside Baptist Church of Orlando who says..,"the Natural Gas Association and Seminole un College and enclosed let Is to show you our support for your forts will demonstrate for local fire sand other civic officials, to short-circuit the flow of pornography In o area, We me"ods of controlling and extinguishing LP and natural want you to know that we are behind you 100 per ccnt and gas fires. (If I can't make it, will you please wrap the offer o'rrselves to be of help where we can, We know you burger in a "doggie bag?" have not received a great deal Of encouragement from the citizens in your campaign. This is our way of trying o. offset some of that Indifference," J 41 ior For 9iose c'nnecj with law enforcement, and generally those who are on the side of law and or. der...don't read "Report To The Comanis.cio,wr" Th i! Duv it really matter to you w paperback was written by James; Mills heth National and Is based on a Football League players U ic story of a policeman, go back to work or riot? Some of th eir deman ds were It was on the Best Seller list far 32 weeks, so outrageous I couldn't help but feel Enough to want to make you cry... that perhaps the game eWd he better off If they weren't in uniform. — _je9iNotice FICTITIO US NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at *73 Sanlanclo Springs, Longood, Seminole County, Florida under the fICtItIOUS name oljCEE REALTY, and that I Clerk 01 the circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisIons 04 the FIctitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section 66509 FloridaStatutes 1957. 5: .1. C. Harper Publish: Aug 6. U, 70, 77, 1971 OEE 36 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN hotice Is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapfer $65.c9. Florida Statute, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole Counts', Florida, upon receipt of proo f 04 the publication of this notice, the tic tItitji name, to wit: HAYSTACK MANDARIN II. a Joint Venture, us,der wflicli we are engaged n Holiday Inn, OrIandoAltamonte SemInole County, Florida business at Post Office Box S. (CORPOPATE SEAL) Springs. under which we are Longwood. Florida engaged in bu%ines in the City of 131.E's SERVICE That the parties interested in sa id Altamonte Springs, Florida COMPANY, INC. tJusinMS enterprises are as f0lIw: The parties Interested in S4id a Florida corporation, EPOCH PROPERTIES business enterpri are as foliowS: By: William H. Wack. Jr. PARTNERSHIP NO. 12 Hen ri LandwIh President By Gerald D O0er John H. 0-:Inn Al TEST: LPJC DEVELOPMENT John H. Glenn, Jr EIsIne C Wick. COP POATIOu John W Schoet?elkotte Secretary By Patrick 0 ROUdCflbijh DATED at Altatnonte Springs, HARVEY M. ALPER, Esquire ASSt. V.P Seminole County, Florida, July 30, Law Off i:es of 1971 Ua?ed JCIy 19, 1°71 Alper I vVack Publlsn. Aug 6. 1), 20. 77. 1971 Publish: Aug 6. 13,20.77,1971 616 E Semoran Blvd., Suit. 204 DEE3I OEE33 Altamonte Springs. FIe 37701 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Publish. July 30, Aug. 6. 13, 20, 1971 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS DED 110 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NAME STATUTE FLORIDA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND CIVIL ACTION NO. 74I:&3.c Notice Is hereby given that the In re the Marriage of: FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, undersigned, pursuant to the FLORIDA. MYRNA HOMENS. "Ficlitloul Name Statute" Chapter CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-1245.0 Petit ior.ec $65 09. Florida Statute, will register In re: the Marriage 01 and with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In ERNEST HOMENS, ?.AGGIELENEAND B, COOPER, aid for Seminole County, Florida, PETITIONER, CECIL IRA Respondent, n receIpt of proof of the COOPER, RESPONDENT. NOTICE OF ACTION blIcatlon of this notice, the tic NOTICE OF ACTION TO ERNEST IIOMENS titious name, towit: EPOCH $11 White Avenue TO:RESIDENCE CECIL IRA COOPER PROPERTIES PARTNERSHIP UNKNOWN Unthicum, Maryland NO 17, a Partner sh ip, under Last K no wn Mailing YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED we are engaged In business at Post Address iS that an action for Dissolution Office Box, S. Longwood, Florida, i n South Jefferson Marriage has been filed against you That the parties nterest*d In said Stirmt and you are required tolervea copy busness enterprIses are as hilows: Albany, Georgia. 04 your written defenses, if any, to It Jimmy B. Martin YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Alexander C. Clark cn NED N. JULIAN. JR., that an action for Dissolution of ESQUIRE. PetitIoner's EPOCH PROPERTIES. INC. attorney, marriage has been fIled against you whose fly. James H Pugh Jr. address Is STENSTROM, by MAGGIELENE B COOF'ER, DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Post Office Louis C Pritchett and you are required to serve a copy Box 1330. Sanford, FlorIda, 32771. on Jack L. Sharp ci your written deenses to it on Cf befcre John H MCCI;fltOth, is September tile the original itP. theMY., Clerk1971, of thisand CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for James H Pugh, Jr Petitioner, es 1 whose addr s is 6 2 Court either before er'Ice on Gerald D Ogler Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Petit loner's attorney or Im A. Walter Temple Sanford, Florida 3277), and file the mediately thereafter; otherwise a Dated: July 25, 19)4 'vigloal with the Clerk of the above Publish: Aug. 6, I). 70, 77. 1971 Default will be entered against styled Court onorb,fo,.etheith day DEE35 you for the relief demanded in the ci September, A . D. 1971, Otherwise a Petition entered default will be against you WlTNESSmyttandandtheseiiof f the relief eer,,,nded In the this Court on the 2nd day of August, pet;slon A 0. 1971 WITNESS my ha nd and official (Seal) seal of said Court on this the 2nd day Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. A.D. 1971. Clef It of the irIt Court By Elaine RlCharde Arthur H UCCiwith, Jr Deputy Clerk Clerk of Circuit Court STENST RaM, DAVIS . — - P. Seminole seminole county. Florida Pie. David A. Howell, 21, son McINTOSH By: Elaine RiCharde Florida State Bank — of ?sfr, and Mrs. Jessie N Depoty Clerk Suit,? 27 Howell, 110 Westwood in CARROLL BURKE Post Office Box 1310 Attorney for Petitioner DeLand completed eight weeks Sanford, Florida 37771 6)2 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. Attorneys for Petit'on,r of advance d training at the Sanford. Ilorida 32771 Publish ALO . II 20 77, 1974 Army Armor Center, Ft. Knox, PubliSh Aug 6. 13, 70, 77, DEE ii DEE37 (y. 0 .1 C I - I nIrIr iwiiia ft ./rCierec, e ease In Turner Fraud — G les Sen tenced A grand jury has been inin"estigating the jurors of the i first trial. A black juror claimed racial prejudice, a TITUSVIU.E, Fla. Al') — women white woman juror complained whose partly clad and of the foreman's methods and a Bernard Eugene Giles, who al- decomposed bodies were found U.S. marshal reported that ii'l-ready admitted killing one over a two-month period woman, has been sentenced to last year in orange groves.late ruly actions occurred in the four consecutive life terms at jury' room during deliberations, The body of a sixth young hard labor after pleading guilty woman was found during the Turner and the other defend. to (our more slayings of young same period in a wooded area ants are accused of defrauding women, nearby. Authorities said the numerous buyers of disBrevard County Circuit killing was probably not related tributorships in the companies, Judge David U. Strawn scn- to the Giles case. The other defendants are tenced Giles on Monday and Giles confessed Monday to Harry B. Atkinson, W. Leroy reaffirmed an earlier ruling killing Paula llamric, 22, a Ti- Beale, Ben U. Bunting, Clyde C. tusville cocktail waitress; Cobb, Jess 0. Hickman, Malthat Cues w'.s a mentally Carolyn Bennett, 17, of Nuns; disturbed sex offender. cohn A. Julian and Hobert Wiland Sharon Winier, 14, and der. All live in or near Orlando, Strawn ordered Cites sent to Kristi Melton, 15, both of the base of Turner's companies a state hospitil for treatment. Titu,1lle. under state statute, Cites will At his first murder trial in not begin serving time in prison April, Giles confessed to killing until he has been declared Nancy Gerry, 18, of Titusville. cured by state psychiatrists, lie also faces sentences for Giles, 21, has confessed to aritied robbery of a Cocoa killing five Titusville-area woman and for attempted rape. I I. S Private Hovel! 4 D4 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) In a mistrial May 30 when the against him. He said he Is enOrlando promoter Glenn W. jury deadlocked, gaged in another trial. Turner and eight associates The ninth defendant, Boston Edward M. Garland of Athave been ordered to appear in attorney F. Lee Bailey, who Li lanta will continue as Turner's court Aug. 29 for arguments on representing himself, went attorney, but most of the other motions in a retrial on mail through seven months of al attorneys in the first trial have fraud charges. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE OF INTENTION with the other eight before he asked to withdraw, saying they NAUE STATUTE U.S. District Judge Gerald B. TO REGISTER TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: won a severance allowing him have little prospect of being NAME Tjoflat set the hearing Monday to be tried separately, lie has paid by the NoIIce Is hereby given that the NOTI C E defendants, NOTlE to IS HEREBY GIVEN, undersigned, pursuant to the on several motions already filed a motion to have his trial Florida Statute Turner, a candidate for the us "FictitIo Name Statute" Chaper •6SO. th at the undersigned. filed and others expected before held before the others return to Florida Democratic nomination $6509, Florida Statute, will engage In busimss under register the Aug. 15 deadline, court for retrial. wIththeClerkoftheCircui,Cour,.in for a U.S. Senate seat, recently th flctitIou name of BIIrs The trial of Turner and seven and Mr Seminole County, Florida, MobIl,, at S.R. 431 and Interstate Bailey also has asked for el- filed a financial disclosure Highway 1, City of Longwood, upon receipt of proof of the executives in his cosmetics and ther an indefinite continuance statement listing debts of $5 publicationof this notice, the tic . County of $emInole State of Florida. motivational companies ended or dismissal of the charges million and assets of $287 mU. fltJou name, t wit: FRIENDSHIP iflt,nd$ to register the said name MANAnFMfNT cperotr of wIth th.CferUhc Ciruil Courtot lion. .. of Legal Notice T$CT;TiOUS r*AME FICTI TiOLj$ NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am Notice is hereby given that $ am engAgeV In btjslr,r%s Af 43 V ine t , engaged in business it 20.4 Temple Ovie do 37763, Seminole County, Ave. Fern Park, Seminole County, Florida under the fICtItIOUS name of Florida Under the fictltio'j ram* of NATURAL STONE WORKS, and PONTILLO'S PIZZA SHOP PON that I intend to register said name T1LLOS PIZZERIA, ano tnt I With the Clerk 01 the Circuit Court, Intend to register said name with the Seminole County, Florida in ac Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole cordance WIth the provisicn% of the County Florida In accordance with Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: the provlsIqi ci the Fictitious Secfion *6309 Florida Statutes , Name Statut., To Wit: Section 3: Lee Prat $6509 Florida Statutes issi. Pubith July 30. Aug 6. 13, , 1971 S: James V. Pontilio DED us Publith: July 30, Aug. 6, 13, 20, 1971 DED 136 ' - ~ ~,..~~ . " 4 Inmates Burned In Fire • tin- _ No New Oil Shortage In Sight , I i TO 'e,3 DON OAKLEY Pol t ici a ns ainAt Loss I differences evaporate in deference to the cothmon good. Cynics tell us that itis mere window fressinga G papering-over of fundamental differences, lik es, I Si mple, Direct, Honest Man Is Tuesday, August 13, i974-5A TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (Al') Super salesman Glenn Ben 11111 Griffin's campaign receiving $.3,347,73 in the past store magnate Jack Eckerd re. lions of $55,577•0 and expenses Ing $166,969.65 and spending Thrner of Orlando, who is also week for the Democratic nomination In contributions to raise ported $16,6 In contributions of $47,852.81. His Democratic $41,749.51. for governor received the larg. seeking the Democratic Senate his total receipts to $7732463 and expenses of $15,710.36. primary opponent, Rep. Jack nomination reported Griffin. a Frostproof citrus est financial boost of any camA report by u.s, •'ep. in 1iblj Service Cmm1ssiuner of paign in Florida last week, contributions and $,573. in Gunter, another Democratic Paula Hawkins reported $8130 Merritt island, Fe- prores$or, reported contribexpenses, ported raising $13,465.54 and uting $is,000 Griffin's contributions Caine contender, was not received In in contributions and expenses of spenthng $30,753.46. to his own camrom himself, his companies the secretary of state's office $5,744.93. pagn He also reported receiv. Burton Young of Miami, also Monday. nd business associates. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin, lag the ml contributions of State Insurance Commission, who has no a candidate for Grlffii', who jumped into th the Democratic opposition in either $1,000 or more of any candidate the Republican side of the er Thomas O'MalJcy, seeking the Dernitic primary or the for raee at We last minute with hise Senate nomination governor or the U.S. Senate ,reported Senaterace, Clearwater drug re-election, reported contribu. general election, reported rai wife Eleanor as his running in the past week. mate, reported he had raised MIAMI (Al') — The state's largest utility, Florida : thc "ixr. to ralge a.ncur,cej a third quarter his campaign total to $54,700. dividend of 34 cents per share of common stock, five cents That boosted Griffin to sechigher than last year. ond in the money-raising race The payment Is to be made Sept. 17 to stockholders of behind Gov. Reubin Askew, rec'rd on Aug. 28, a company spokesman said. TALIAHASEE Fla. (AP) paign letter. ho reported total conThe company said a net Income figure tot the third Askew promptly efforts of the 1970 campaign," false" and said the Li Coy. Torn Adams alledged lizing that soil and other conditributions of $188,922., charges denied the charge. quarter Is not yet available. In 1973, the third quarter net Adrns said, that Gov, Reubin Askew told meeting was "nothing more tions were very similar, there Aiarns said he raised the i Askew reported raising was $36.2 million, spokesman Tony Bothwell said. Nooum contributed $1,000 to tkn a figment ci Tcm Ada him to "lay off" queries about $21,73 1.55 since the last repo ms seemed to me no appropriate The company also paid a 34cent dividend for the second sue of paving costs by Pensa- Askew in 1969, rt the high cost of paving work cola contractor rattler amazing imagination," basis for the vast differential in was made a week ago. quarter, though the quarter's net income of $20.5 million William J. NooAskew said in a statement, done on North Florida highAdams said the meeting be. cost," he said. Griffin reported th th was 7 per cent lower than the saint period of 1973. nan during a meeting wi spending a way by an Askew campaign e "At no time did I do anything tween himself and kew octota l of Adams said that part of the governor early in the while Askew Askew but tell the department (of cured after they met with for- highway contributor. and running mate Sen. JIiii SWil.Ad admi nistration. near Madison Was ams Who is running Tran;1rth(jori) to handit' this ur Transportatiun Seretarv pavc(j with With just the two of Us flexible Ivcuicit in the matter in u most economical Ed Mueller and other state at Harris, l)-Ucala, reported against Askew in the Demo- room, spending a a cost of $193,2 a mile but FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, (Al') youNoonan asked me toone lay of off, and professional way." Federal energy total of $90,885.52 for cratic gubernatorial primary, since Mr. was tran sportation officials. he campaign, other segments paved with conofficials and a representative of th Exxon Corp. say no The governor's press secre. issued the charge Monday In your original Adams said he questioned crete near Tallahassee cost up new oil shortages are In sight before next July. Monday was the deadline for contributors who tary, Paul Schnjtt, called the Noonan's charges for paving to $394,191 a mile. another "Dear Reubin" cam- had made possible the early However, Robert Pierpont Jr., En.on employe Adorns' charge "absolutely various stretches of 1-10. "Rea`11`90t-it amiipaign Soendirn! re!atlons manager, told Florida fuel oil dealers that long. reports with the secretary of range estimates were not available. state's office, but more reports At a three-day meeting of the Oil Fuel Institute of Florida, Donald Morris, assistant regional administrator were expected to arrive in the mail today. of the Federal Energy Administration, told the dealers that national supply levels have returned to 97 per cent Lt. Gov. Torn Adams, another of the level of 1972. Democratic contender for the ,gubernatorial nomination, reWilliam Goode, assstant Florida energy officer, said ported raising $45,398.46 and things have Improve so much that there have been no spending $41,909.59. The Torn calls for help in getting gas to south Florida for two months Adanis for Governor organ. TAIj.AJIAEE Fla. (AP) double-dated models, Mautz the nation last ei'k in watching ization in Tampa reported raisOnly the Florida Panhandle has experienced a gasoline — Chancellor Robert Mautz me- said, the resignation of former ing $1,725 for the lieutenant shortage, Goode said, but he added that the state energy members President Ford, an He said he couldn't recall President Nixon and the swear. governor's campaign. Office has allocated enough fuel to the area to alleviate the old Yale Law School buddy, as a whether Ford was dating the ing4n of Ford. problem, Democratic candidate Norhard worker who knew how to woman who would eventually "I honestly thought as I itsman hlie of Clearwater reported let go on weekend pleasure become his wife, Elizabeth, a tenec to Jerry make his speech raising $13,961 and spending Jaunts to New York nightspots. $13,438.02. former New York model, at the that he hadn't changed," Mautz Said. "He's still informal, direct Among Democratic candiSr. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — The St. Petersburg "I can remember one time at Mautz, chancellor of the state and open. Tunes has ca lled for amnesty for Richard Nixon in an dates seeking the nomination the Rainbow Room, we were in university, said tiwt he and "He's extemely hard workeditorial prepared for today's editions, for the U.S. Senate, Richard a conga lIne," Mautz said In an Ford were "as close friends in ing, and he's extremely Stone leads in political contri"Any wrongdoing by Richard Nixon is In the past and interview Monday. "There was law school days as two people moral," Mautz added. "He butions. He reported raising a was the former president should not be prosecuted," the a lot of people who even at that can be." a relaxed kind of fellow with all total of $283,882.24 and spending newspaper said. "Congress should help head off any inage wouldn't get in the conga However, the last time they this hard work In terms of his dictrnent of Nixon by adopting a resolution expressing the $262,510.61 line, but Jerry was a person had lunch together was more willingness to go to New York hope of its members thit no prosecution be pursued." Former Senate President who would get in it, do it and than a year ago at the Capitol on weekends to have a good The Times added that "Watergate should be put Mallory home of Tallahassee in the have fun." when Ford was still time." Past for the good of the country. For that reason, Nixon minority ranks second with a contribuleader in the U.S. House of be granted amnesty from prosecution, He called Ford "a big tease" ir tions total of $173,025 and exMautz and Ford were class- Reprcsentati'es, who apparently "Tomorrow's justice requires th at the wounds begin to Mautz said, hasn't lost his penditures of $166,683 Sen. mates at Yale Law School from Mautz heal," th said his e fondness for joshing people friendship editorial continued, ,,that Americans never Richard Pettigrew, 1)-Miami, 1937 to 1940; were members of with the man who became th again allow such abuse of power to reach so deeply into around him. Mautz noted that e reported contributions of the same club, Corbey Court; 38th president of the United Ford teased reporters who were the Constitution and that th e people return to their search $145,727.12 and expenditures of roomed together on the week- States "personalized the cere- covering a presidential swim at for national unity under their new President." $139,169.71, end trips to New York and mnony a little bit" as he joined Ford's Alexandria, Va., home, ___________________________ - fSel) -- '- - Ends Training SMALL SIZE BULLETIN BOARDS $6.92 11.38 ill" 23 i6 It18 60 . ______ _____________ . T _____, " iuminum 18 24' 23 v3' $6.70 11.00 18 20 . ..• cor stuar BACK. TO SCHOOL SPECIAL GIRLS. Dresses Sizes 9 MO. . 14 BOYS' 1131 Pob.iion Oorito* Orta'ith _ -- Wi . -1 - .R4_~ _ ?r~,- 4 vq "4.' ~ Super Grind Cutters grind fruit pits, hard bones anti ;.11 LIble s(.raps Stainless Steel in park exposed to %viter , .,-iT:',., Model GGFC tOOL COfltjfllIflUS Feed Rugged High Speed (;i•: Motor $4900 Coriveirrit l)ish,ish, Drain Port Pants - - .. gc t _____ it 0 4 et- 3 Sizes La ,;.? J A 1fim, T 25%OFF Wood,n Frama 1Ri4 SiiFi.j,, iia. 'ai-'; — Prison officials have called for an outside investigation of a mattress fire th at hadly burned four Inmates. Milo Siegler, superintendent of Sumter Correctional Institute, said he ask ed for the investigation because th e door to the Inmates' cell had been tied shut with a flameretardant mattress cover, The Inmates were burned Monday when a mattress caught on fire at the prison. Thonus Beavers, 24, of Hillsborough County, was reported in critical condition at the burn unit at Tampa General Hospital. Th e other three inmates, Johnny Gibson, 21, and Joseph MacKenna, 20, both of Dade County and Johnny Diamond Uelton, 22, of Alachua County, were reported In poor condition. A spokesman for the Divlsi:n of Corrections said other inmates told officials the four men may have been trying to escape or to create a disturbance. The fire was the second mattress blaze of the day at the prison, the spokesman said. The first fire was q uickly extinquished but minutes later the other one was discovered in an adjoining cell, the Spokesman said. Prison guards were delayed in putting out the second fire because of the tied door, he added. ;- .~ ARM Y•NAVy SURPLUS 3l0 Sanford Ave. Electrical Wiring Specialists ("43 Job Too Large Or Too Small. Snn ford Electric Co. Open Mon. thru Fri.1a.m,.s:pm closed Sat. PH. 322. 2522 PARK _______ — �---- - - A—Evenlng Herald -- ------------ -:- - - Tuesday, August 13, 1974 School ' Repairs' Continuing I _______ . _________ ____ _____________ - . • . - - ,. -. 5•__ _____________ L , •--=. I 4 L' - ------* - economic adviser to fanner can expect the defense budget one will Related - • ltlaties—recreating the Cost , -- .' ' received ('I__c j.- ". . t1, rçI ,o,j. .4 ' -.-- -a. 44I .5 widespread of adviser ames If uesenuerry, -, , •_.. i ,i e w*er or y standing at the podium of the Identified" n i es dent Nixon appeared to please ilie staff also recommended mostofhIsfocell. twettiieciieriical "He was the Jerry Ford we out of American homes all know, a warm human being Workers with vinyl chloride despite the aura of his high of. rim a I0,0004ljnes age WIth ir /\cirfriI ,4 1ffiuI. f1pr "It looks as though we're otherhand, Uierelsnospecillc 333 fruntatlon to one of coopera- tions aixi frequencies of ex• 33333333' Eepoel had called him favored a real estate tax. John By GEORGE W. CRANE Dr Crane, ' tie ,egan - — '- - Maitland validated rwas a re..rnan and p(*L struct the mayor to witlxiraw often g s o er sext, they here hypnotized $l6,SfromthebuildIngIundto wrest ers, such as upper artuldtlieysere weak, paybi1isonthenei(irestatlon. ecame ° , r ididintohi,uithout even th.flklflb, about his greater them thcy were powerful I beat h&i UP. "Then all (ear leates me and I feel like 1 could throw • aory, to tule m1' _____ ______ ulil Own LkIII. eek 3 rullrg that I anned construcuonburnlngwtliecity this urged them to compete. isolated areas if it meets city, Utic i our normal waking state. specific recoinniendatioris sidcotmcil in delini rigcMa of show greater strength' 75 • $$$ - -•. ,. / - a" -- ,- ..j - Call th3 1 D000000c DOO' 000 000 - - L SPECIAL RAT 10 N.MaplAve. Ph' ' 19 — ___ _- - __-tt - - ±__ t.--_ - -L-: _ _ - - - - - - _ 2- - __. _i _a-.;-_---- --- ____ ____ T _I -e-,r.-=*f a day article, and I hope you will means loss of protein from comment on st either pro or YOUR BODY There are 3,500 — I can't tf }OU ate nothing at all and pression. These ads are now body would not u'e that many 5tatementis"apoundaday' .1 L paint cans But every time a nutritionists in the countr) as the red alert Ie%el patroicarpassesmyote unscientificanddangerous. !fyOulosemuscleandcefls imagine I hear that crabgrass Such diets work because the from vital organs in the body scratching, scratching ever person eats fewer calories. YOU are in trouble. MUSCle louder, to get out. Many high protein foods, lean tissue uses more calories even nus nasve got to thinking about of water. Lean raw round steak does. Keeping a good muscular t,or the weeds came up again Is7Oper cent water and a pound body helps you keep from has only 600 calorIes, getting fal Unsound diets that These diets also cause the cause you to lose part of your A -- LmOrethan50percent water )ouha%etoeatalotltokp are also 70 per cent water), and then make it likely that you will ovn a costly av&cado sofa or on them. Because of exposure some people who don't t' and water leads to fatigue, Tastemaker Freda Diaziiond, finement, she explained. Send your questions to Dr. Some people, of course, are tasteful a'most anyone can set a disturbance of tbe bocy. You per, P.O. Box 1551, RadIo City oo design within the pocket in colors that arc a sequence to "When plastics canie in es and ask for the "I osing spectacular She showed some 5alt and hater or some college prof',ssors out of touch with a realistic world furnishings consultant, designs provide a SWThy glow to your tics Lire widely accepted and marvelous things from other idea to take vitamins, though, If PEEV HFRSELF helps foreign governments do tlirt'e-year old gold or what department of anj store and don't tell them how to do some- diet that limits all those din the bottom of the refrigerator ?'o fuss, no muss and good luck the Proles- elf hite and beige It can stand perhaps the hest selling Items them what to make So it will be 1,.,,eyement citation by on its own, too, or be flattered In the cntire home furnishings acceptable to Americans." s iona Cooper Union. by persimmon and orange-gold, — and philosophy behind it We sists "More pecplc' ha%e good eep in mind that people with taste than bad taste, but It all smallbudgetsmustplay it lots cards In frames for other places and thought sonic of the readers mightliketotrythis,too.—MHS.JLH. If your patio or picnic tablecloth Is constantly - DEAR POLL? Celebrated Dad's tackle box and pin one to each corner, When lunch is over By Moultons z - - Thomas Freharn, all of ford. '4 -- -- C-- - -)* t_eeI U •4 h - = -- - -_-,-, S tin 'J E FIffl St ' - 1_i 'I' _IrTj5 l.. ____ - - ____ '-- - - •PATIENT LIFtERS Dbreciinr nm C' - - ____ ___ - --' ''_ - As Prescribed by Your Pbysjcjan of honor at a dinner celebrating DEAR POLLY — My Pet Peeve Is with station attendants who their 24th wedilizig anniversary are careless about whether or not they are selling one the proper given by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brush Oil onrr...lo,1a br month, it'-'-.f I Ut,l,ai'.uiir,i IIJCUIOIC I •WHEF.LCHAIRS —p— - For Weddings Proms etc STE RCH I I — - Men's For,mat Wear For examole, the color cur- Italians led the way with their them look far more expensie cause a person to lose weight When making my own body shirts I use fast may not seem so. It moves any price bracket. Taste and j The Herald. 'E- itamins Finally, I wrapped it as a with his diet, and the Atkins diet When ou see any ad stating - Win-Dixie - —. - - - I - - _ who were so eager to reduce much of your water and salt or that they were willing to try If you start losing your jim. for bu ,ers of three chains of - _i' and minerals ___________ garage with It but, as Edgar of the same type used by Dr OFWHAT'Youhavetobevery - SHIRLEY MILLET __1 me that it was another scheme one can lose a pound a last years, perhaps you aren t your dilemma and helps ease sumer has better taste than some reaction wrap-around skirts, slips and hair protectors to wear at night This Is easier to fasten than the snaps usually found •eadymndebodyshirts —LT 'OOC)Or' OF THE HERALI) - lets to give iast weight loss other in3urance demands two premiums with only one benefit DEAR POLLY tamont, Sprinçs - / A 1 remove glue left from those picture hangers with lighter fluid. SANDRA flAWLINS . _ essential tlandsWhenlfilledablgpaper fondslnthedletthowsthatjtj., Fields. auxiliary president; and Warren Richards, post commander. - O0 000 '0000 3333 3333 BETTY CARTER 322.1812 Sanford — DO 33333 fast ---- )000000 D00i 00 33333333 3333 3333 $$ $$$ --- Gaines-Morgan Amvcts Post and Auxiliary No. of Sanford recently held their Installation service, . _____________ •theone that lagrealest. fldslsalso(ur Uiehusband lithe wile dies the industry "Is putting tre- new cc!or but you still will want sign (or ai elite f'w with avant elegantly high styled and amount to your diet and then booklet on losing weight, cnd 333 j 33,, 3 , $ S$ ,.y 'Keep palling weeds, Al' Newsfcatures %% riter 3 LU E '1 D l - a'--- POINTERS . centi) u' ourpaper thtre as DEAR READER -j ° M _______ 'For you said that fear ac- data, taken from Page 373 of a 35 property tax coupled with new President can balance very fleT%OUS and fearful in my cooperate'J eagerly. r th fund and yet the remaining one gets the benefit of only one A British psychologist tested hearings on the city budget will spending 'But a positl% e attitude in — creaser muscle power by the handgrip of a group of be held Sept. 9. soldiers Because of the delay almost 40 per cent. iiii.i top of drapery Stitch rod ch - _) or ' ____ __________ V/ill Never Die • ' eliminated (Council recently the nation's No 1 enemy but . - — how about DEAR POLL? -My biggest Pet Peeve Is with the way audience asked why the utility pects on many issues ' immic I Social Securlt'j? - fear to rage in a fe seconds of to prosiole adequate fire and some Republicans said that ference between POLLY w, i,., 1 - . allosante for bottom and side tirel) washable so the will r .b cut so the lining Is smaller than together up to lower ed'e of ro 4 seeril and paid almost the full amount most of the time. Yet, as a wife, -- happened to poor Joseph, I ran out on my front lawn and began • Jf' n Ø I&Ie'rA, i r, uJ I FiLLCLJ "ft was a bellringer," said is causally related to develop. Road questioned whether the would be again. applc, barehanded. "But one of your Worry intO a warlike mf()( secret (or beating my Ab.qali Van itirea liii Uly Or u$.vrfybIO, But anger is extrovertive and North described the ta. as "a Hugh Scott who earlier had said liver SE Mu: Joe M., aged 18, ,... tht torduro) Add four in -, 333 - - J3sepli, and remember to tip ytr hat to the lad)' on your crimes? Look around you, reitrement time, this could be boxes. Now there's a gal who knows how to stay out of folks,doyouhaveacrlinlnaion your solution e. )our block? Problems? You II feel better ii you get it oft your thet For a p.rion.i t • -- 33333 - _________ tied We are presently In Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador Colombia, icr clgarew's — - thecoorttha(finedJoseph$475, fIrctcrwoutofanyththg)oU rcwing Whef not wanted "j is "an) plant which 'rows ç aUInththlzcl gory,PIANdoe$ntoperatejflt, - tion over paints, degreasers, content h e cry cigarette ad- — - 4 - sheeting lines the draperies, CO%CI the i.hair cushion and the floor cushions The solid . geon general's report, the .s 33i... Herald Staff Writer Irene Van Eepoel Monday she walked out of the meetinø Leaier Thomas P. O'Neill Jr.,. losarcoina, a form o cancer of Massactusetts. WINTER SPRINGS — A night. than the general telling Mayor Troy PlIand public hearing on the city's tar - MTrs. Van Eepoel objected to you can't keep order, I'll orne metes a great senae In thL federal hail tonight of wishing him well "No safe level of exposure to ijicrease deteriorated Into a being cal!ed a "nut" by Both back when I or iS t bedspread reverses to show plenty of dludvantaged In the United States u. laboratory lized form. • • S. -- -__________ PEOPLEIIRST(ANIMALSNEXT) - A typical household aerosol the government effort to dis. facilitate the removal of prod- sever,il coor(!,nt'III SO (S So Ilit iL1t' w most Important of all, this plan has enab'ed a foster child to at en date of the proposed for 30 seconda could produce doobedibu(ed'x' f illiteracy • We get regular reports on "our family," and all the children bounded b 32 pstethatretundsbellinhIed pryandhtoneof contain vinyl ciiicIc1e Watergate as a political issue - -- ee ___ ______ subu_rban neighborhood zrsat rnce rts a -- children the world over For $16 per month, c are able to assist a your sewing mdchine The bi est tion and compromise" with the Product Safety Commission has hazadoissube Lakeland, checks weLded 44nch jpe along West SR 4$ as GIIbO nute4ia go to sletp hungr) esery night It sas 'ectdtd that for the $5M 7 billion WASHINGTON (AP) — The chloride-contalnin ros to Ui it Slid one to have, at supplement to its annual port to Congress, it said ciga. • and his pledge of "cominu- .SlhL -' IllS WIF surg'eon general' waziing i I -' DCAR ABBY What do iou do with a husband who wants have his cake and eat It too' - g praise for Ford's candor, promise to put an end to co%ert ___ An e.ainpIe is a room using BUGGEDINEU(DEAR BUGGED Use )our %oke to get the message to her soft)eIlowcorduro torn tu'ted ears, (On second thought, since she's so note-happy write her a siiread, pillow and table covers The I' TC said the oerall The Senate s youngest Demo. countz neeis most" _____________________ Abedruu,usliouldbeacheir. ful, sunshiny place Even if you 1dhus should '• ntflcantiv It said the sale of t int1m" That s what I find so re- military spedrng It can't be ed b f tr Y Bugs U sunshioc conung into the room, next Sunday' - session of Congress IIcxise and Senat. members, -. '.f - H as - - after the new r; - fly ABIGAIl VAN BURIN ent Ford But many members torir1ed. to balance the federal budget downplaying of the Imperial Federal Trade Conunlsslon i•. sa that een though they like Two Harvard University within two years side of the office There will be ported today that 1973 cIgarette his style, the marriage may be economists reacted cautiously Vised 4 r cent O%Ct I I Ii If h - ------ ________ 44 i"er WASHINGTON (AP) — Con- Sen Walter F Mondale, D- chairman of the Harvard crat., Joseph Biden gress has made clear t wet. Mimi., termed Fords economic economics department, said he ware said' ---- -. Sales U a _____ , — -: - , 4 - -- - ____ will mo%ed from school to school •• Tuesday, August 13, 1974-7A -- _________ york crews After all, the whole schools to paint, some than$20,000beforewearedone academic year begins - Lvenlng Herald L stores are beselged by buyers says, adding that the crews will much money Is being spent The work varies from school The crews of electricians, hustling to make the back to soonbeputtInginextrahourst therefurblshlngbecauseweare toschool but we do have to paint painters, carpenters and schoolscene. try and get the necessary still in the middle of ( ailo(therestruornseveryyear, plumbershavenothadlimeto the moment e rerbishlng done sa pr'heexj1nsbutI Orr about ways to spend their - 'u I— WOMEN adjourned to the homefront for alarms have been ,dded to five knocked out o Iwo other reason is the school board,;By MARK WENTZ the summer, Herald Staff Writer schools, Muso explains. schools, he says. But, we do working to provide systematic; The work In the classrooms is Be of good cheer, mothers. Most of the pork Is being done (ace similar problems even food service, has Juggled the Thoselovelyllttletotswhohave now building to a crescendo, by county school maenance when choo) Is 1n oession he food preparation eenters. been driving you nuts all according to Herbert Must, 4.'* rews. Th.r, who UI(i "Of course there is more 3wluner will soon be back In supervisorof maintenance, who are doing the bulk of the work, Seminole School Supt. ____ _______ ______________________ ______________________________________ - -• ---.- - ---- -.t - • Wrought irci, and Mh Aith White • Weither Rsiitint Finiih . Lightweight! • 2 Seat Settee! • 2 Uatthrng Ctiirs' Breathing Machnes I I L ______________________________________ --- - ------------------ _____________ 1100 S. FRENCH AVE q,•,l ('LIP AHI) SAVE!j( -S------ U - - I ____ I Ill East Kentucky Ave., DeLand, FL.. — ________________ . I -- - - - 2 -- ,- ,t — -_ .t- - SANFORD -_ -- ______________ - -- - �_ -..-----.-,-RA—Evening Herald I -i .1i . _~ : I I : ; "I -1 ~ WORLD IN BRIEF I k Mideast Ca I m i J rs f (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) ttac A But Israel must consider all every move forces would seem some insur. Possibilities, and so, for that ance against a new Arab-Israeli matter, must Syria, and independence 16 Argentine Reds Killed BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) Argentine police claim they have dealt the People's Revolutionary Army-.the ERP—a big setback in a mountain battle In which they killed 16 of the Marxist guerrillas. Oiie policeman was reported killed by the guerrillas, and an accidental grenade explosion killed an army sergeant. But while the Catamarca police were ba ttling the terrorists, another band near Cordoba invaded an army munitions fictory and escaped with more than 150 automatic weap— guerrilla BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP ) - Palestinian guerrillas beganpulling oat of a Lebanese town near the Isr aeli LI LtIt%'g. oorr toaat alter oth er residents protested Au"llava '-ypflLi (Al') water course below Urrolis s were bringing Israeli raids down on them, Mrs. Arif's stone house lies the Beirut newspapers reported. The reports said the withdrawal from Raehayabody of her husband, moldering in the fiery Cypriot sun. Foukhar was ordered by Yasir Arafat, head of the - ___ feeding on I 'I N it. On the rise above the town square are beneath which 13 other village men are buried. An old hunchback takes visitors by the s!oulder and points with agfl&ledstick to a stone wall whLre he said Greek soldiers executed the men an reprisal for the deaths of two Greek Cypriots Just outside the village in a once-lush peach and orange mounds ( I :0 I4 i I was ready for th e Rotarians to fall into their fried thicken and iced tea at that point, but nobody even blinked an eye. Maybe everybody was feeling guilty about not paying seven *bucks for an "action point" (in zone) seat In the Tangerine Bowl. Cain, perhaps mistaking the silence for encouragement, really got wound up then. "At the end of this season we'll make everyone proud that they have a pro team. At the end of the wason,,we'IlbereadyfortheOlJer, and jSaj." The business manager then retreated to his own specialty and let us know what It takes to ruri a pro team. Good players and coaches are nice, but you gotta have that $4 million. And that's what the Blazers expect to spend this fir-st year in existence. Acqulsi Win, territorial rights, payroll and all. But this Wednesday, Cain said, "We'll show you that Central Florida really has something big in the way of it prof essional sports team." For $4 m illi on bucks, let's hope so Ed. ' A ONIC S MICROW NWAa VE OVEN Here's a few other Bla zer notes (Os' the dedicated, casual, SAVES TIME AND ENERGY and even mildly curious fan. The Blazer defense Is third In the WFL - allowing just 10.4 points a game. Their Wedn esday Jacksonville, Is •ranked fifth with a 18.4 giveaway per game. Ch icago Fire running bac k Mark Kellar, the leading scorer In the WFL, was held to one TD by the Blazers last week. Against the Ilawalians. Twu weeks ago, Kellar scored five big ones. Blazer opponents are now 0 for 7 In their action point attempts, trying three passing and four Special "action point" tickets for the Sharks game have been deflated from $7 to $5 and are available at all Blazer ticket S.ve up to 70% of cooking time, prvpis .up.r.ft inadis or MWI or foods for fi.szing opponent, li Models From $25900 Seminole • outlets. Congratulations to the standouts in the Seminole "i" sxmsored Track and Field meet at week at Lake Brantley High. David Arnett. competing in the 16-18 age group, won the 100 yard dash (10.3), the 220 dash (248), and helped the 440 relay effort which had a 48.5 time. Ron Harris, in th e same competition captured the hig h hurdles, 440 dash, high jump and long jump. And Cheryl Frey, f rom th e Lake Brantley girls track team, Appliance Service LeRoy& Pat Taylor-Owners Ph 3224196 Sanford Ave. Eighteen teams from all over the U.S. will be competing in the women's National Fast Pitch Softball Tournament beginning on Aug. 23 in Orlando. Th e nine-day tourney features th e 1973 champs ( the Brakettes from Stratford, Conn.) and locals - the Orlando Rebels, Both the Rebels and the Brakettes will be seeing action the first night of the tourney, although not against each other. Opening game starts at 7:30 p.m. at Barrier Stadium in the fairgrounds In downtown Orlando. Tickets are available at the gate from 31.50 to $2.50 a session (14 sessions planned) or in •advance for the entire tourney for $17 for general admission to $30 (or box seats, Mn Wilson at 849-2289 wIll be glad to reserve 14 advance seats. A - -- $300 Rules: Only Non-Commercial Ads, Item Must Be Under 100 And Price Must Appear In Ad. NOW WHO'S KIDDING? Two anna mike Err sue very Ing lets as evidenced by this phi4ojaph n Mike and Paul Arm,, 9 and If years old reepcc1iieJy, of Rafael, Call!. The Iwo teothers had planned on, swing the rolled up piper for drawing * munJ In Their bedroom but found posFsg this gag shot much more fun. It 0 _ I -___•- ' ' -- ' S -. r S -- -- ) - ______ ... -- I ' '' • ._.._ -• L,..,_ ----- . d __________________ '.,_ . ,I- " -, , ,;.;-, .,;,;. :. ' -. ::'- .-,'-. . ,_L IL • 1. - NZ, - - ' . \ _-....- - sacrificed to -. ____ _____ t \': ___________ ___________ -, _____ - ..._L' Pro John Pinney Will Be In Corner of Protege Bobby Freeman tonight Boxing P resur. re ros chase. On ____ He Girls Umpire Softball Tilt ateur B For Am Also expected to see action Is in the ring, whether It is before Alan Dalton, the 1973 and 74 a light night crowd or in a STRATFORI), Conn. (AP) State Golden Gloves Champ furious sparing session. Women softball players are Southern Middleweight and the 1973 and 74 Odom is cut rently riding a providing the action this week champ, John Pinney and highly medal winner In the Junior winning streak of his own that in their international chamrated light heavyweight con- Olympics. The Lyman High includes three' over pion.ship but, wi th two extendor Walter "Snake" White School youth has compiled a representatives of the local ceptions, men are calling the will be on hand this evening as record of 66 wins In 70 amateur amateur club, Joey Rider, Shots. amateur boxing returns to the appearances, a remarkable Jimmy Robinson and Carl Those exceptions are the two Orlando Sports record for the 106 pound Geiger. women umpires working with a Pinney and white are coming Seminole County fighter. Monks' older brother Mike crew of 16 men during the nine. over from Tampa where they A match that seems to be will also see action, along with . day tournament. are In Intensive training for causing a great deal of interest fast rising Vance Umpires Viv Treplett of Ausand Important up-coming bouts. Not among the local boxing buffs is James "Showboat" Salerno. tralla and Merrell Ferguson of only will both professionals act the one scheduled between In all over 10 bouts are ex. New Zealand said they had reas judges and referees but they Forest City's undefeated Donny pected with the entire proceeds ceived a good reception from will aLso be in the corner of Monks and Dover's Ricky going to the newly formed spectators but nonetheless feel young 80 pound Bobby Odom. Orlando Amateur Boxing Club. like objects of curiosity on the Freeman, a personal protege of Monks has caught the eye of The first bout is etpected to diamond. the two Lou Viscusi fighters. everyone who has seen his work get underway at 8:30. "We have fairly good fans in the past, but I ha ve heard a few negative comments." Mrs. Ferguson said. "In Canada, dur ing our wmup I say: 'Hey, what's ly By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent - bronze Stadium. Mathews, Rya n FinaI Makes Mound Mark Cal 's • - - - ' ;'.•i - " record performance. Mrs. Ferguson, 32, made the switch after becoming a mother. She now has two children. Con o s Tops n - . .1 Asked how good Connors is, shy young Swede with a power game, in the champiomship Borg replied, "lie's a lot better match of the U.S. Clay Court now than the last time we played. For the moment, I'd tennis tournament, plaY." ' - -_ — By The Associated Press Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, N Na tional League San Diego at St. LoWs, N East w I. Pet. o. American League Louis St. 61 56 .521 East Philaphia S 37 .509 1'.', W L Pc?. 01 Pittsburgh Si 31 .500 2½ Batton 63 52 iii — 53 51 .4*7 1 Cleveland SS SI .511 3'.'j New York 19 6) .131 9'. Baltimore Si 57 .500 5½ Chicago 44 66 411 12'New York 54 53 491 4 West Dctroit 33 61 .474 5½ Los Angeles 75 Al .647 MIlwaukee 51 62 .444 9½ Cincinnati 70 17 .59* 5½ West Atlanta 61 54 .530 13½ Oakland 65 19 .511 — Houston 5$ 56 .509 16 Kan City 60 31 .526 61 -3 San Fran 5) 64 453 22'i Chicago 5$ 54 .509 I', San Diego 46 71 .373 fl'. Texas 60 51 .505 I'., Moeday's Games Minnesota 57 60 417 11 46 71 .393 22 PhiladeIptia 4, San Francisco i California Moedays Games - - Ne* York 3. Los Angeles I Detroit 5. Kan%al City I Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati a St Louis 6, San Dego 5. 13 iLngs Only games scheduled Tuesday Games 0u5t0n (Roberts 6•10) at Chicago (Bonham 10 11) $,__4._., . 1 a: A lanta (Reed 76). N Francisco (Barr 10.3) at PhLladelplia (Ruthvcn 49). N Pittsbur gh (Demery 24) at Cincinnati (BillIngram 147). N Las Angeles (Downing 4.3) at New York (Matlack 109), P4 San Diego Mom S 5) at St. LOUIS iebert 7 6), N Wdnesday's Games LOS Angeles at New York Houston at Chicago Montreal at Atlanta, N San Francisco at Phila. deiptie, N ,, s." Milwaukee S. Texas I California 1. Boston 7 Oakland 3, New York 2 Only scheduled Tuesday's Games Chicago (JoInson 40) at Saltlmore (Palmer 31). N X'ia Ca, iF,Izmorrrs I ii at Detroit (Coleman lOfl. P4 Milwaukee (Champion 2) at Tex as (J. Brown 9-i), N Boston (T.ant 17$) at Calif or. na (Figueroa 23), N New York (Medich 1310) at Oakland (Holtzman 12.13). N Only games vheduled Wednisdays Games Chicago at Baltimore. N Minnesota at Cleveland, ii Kansas City at Ditroit N Milwaukee at Texas. N . Boston at California, N New York at - Oakland, N games - . ' ' -- Z i . • .., • ___________________ Major League Leaders _____ ______ By The Associated Press National League BATTING (275 at bats)arr, All, 361; Montan.:, Phi, '---__--_.._- ----------- I — , ~ - - __ - ~ A : ! __ American Leag BATTING (273 .r RUNS-Morgan, Cm. • Mi,-.. 341 Bench. Cm, Si. jet, .341. RUNS'-D,Aiien, Cl,. RUNS BATTED IN-Schmidt, 'J: Bench, Cm, U; Ce Grict, Bal. de , Htn, SI; Wyrn, LA. Si RUNS BATTED IN-Sur. POugh$. Tex, 95 DAllan. Chi, H I I5-Garr. All, 177; 91 0 Cash, Phi, ill; Garvey, LA, 324 Is; 11, 149 HITS-Cartw. Mitt i&S; Riv. ecs. Cal. 133. DOUBLES Cardertat Chi, DOUBLES-4udI, Oak, 31; 77 Stargell, Pgh, 27. Morgan, Sco, Mil, 2$. Cir, 71; Bench, Cm , 76 TRPLES—Riyers, Cal, 11; TRIPLES-Garr, TRIPLES-Garr, AtI, IS: Otis, KC. 9. Pgh. Ii. HOME RUNS-D Allen, Chi, HOME RUNS-Wynn, LA. 27; 31: Burroughs, Tex, 27, Schmidt, Phi, 23, STOLEN BASES-North, STOLEN BASES-Stock, SIL. Oak, 42; Rivers, Cal, 30. 7*: Morgan, Cm, 47; Lopes, LA. PITCHING (12 Decisions )17. C Perry, Cle. 617, 2.43 PITCHING (12 Decisions)- Tiard. ask17 I. 610. 293 John. LA. 133, .513, 7 51 (aid STRIKEOUTS-NRyar,, Cal, * e l l, SF, 11), .7*6. 3 1 260. Blyleven, Mm, 170 157, 9 AT ole'I'urf(I1ub einin CCTHE ACTION SPOT" 40 1tlI __1111110M~ -- .6 GRANDSTANDto _ HOME OF THI FABULOUS IRIF (CIA RACE FOR RACE Th'E HIGHEST AYE RAGE PAYOFFS tt CENTRAl. FLORIDA WIN. PEACE AND SHOW DUINIELA WAGERING EVERY RACE. THAI'S SO WAYS 10 WIJ! AND ENJOY ELEGANT Di'WtG IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT iN THE OSCEOLtt TERRACE. lUll - 50C p -. t"i.i: ,.':, ', a ,.' - :, '." Ift 4V0, V, *'% .FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 831-1140 ,. Ph. YOU'RE ON THE Ri GHT TRACK TO BIG PAYOFFS ,-I - STRIKEOLJTS-C,trIIO,, III. Messrsn,tP, LA. U % .....I - ': -" :' _______ .'- .- i:. ,. •,,; , . y :.'. t . S""f'A,_ ____ --._-'' - T HARNEss RA cING jr " and the other doesn't, that's . ' - The 29-year-old Australian said she felt she had an edge over the male umpires because B org r lie added, "1 just went out great too. The important thing of her past experience. INDIANAPOLIS AP A tired but elated Jimmy Connors there with confidence and pa- istluit we're Dulling together," eased himself into a chair and tience. I was prepared to go said, "I won the tournament on four hours if necessary." ~ Connors, who played Borg clay her' and a lot of people feel I can't play on clay—including only once before—losing to the T I Mi 18-year-old blond almost two myself." 1"I". W_ But the 21-year-old Winible- years ago in Sweder.—said Borg . , -' that dame doing out there?' "I just concentrate on the game and not th e crowd ," said the seven-year veteran umpire. SWREBOARD III memory He won $16,000 by dumping say tie's No. 2. (John) New. combo and then Connors." Borg 5-7, , , It was the second straight Connors remarked: "I said tournamert in which Connors earlier in the day I might not his 19-year-old fiancee, play tonight because I didnt and feel like It, But I'm a strange C'hrts Evert, si'ept the singles guy, titles—the first was Wim te find bledon. The next major tourney "Sometimes you want to everything wrong and some. for the pair is Forest Hills, The Seminole High 3oosters project of constructing the times you want to find nothing which starts the last week of Club and any000 Interested In school's new sports stadium, Wrong. I guess today I was just Aug t. JolningtheBoostersaretomeet Projected completion date for nervou s arid wanted to find "If we both win at Forest tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the high the stadium is Fall, bit lack of th ings wrong, but I didn't lit a t lulls, that would be great,' school in room 130. The club Booster support could push the both me when I went out to Connors said. "But if One WIflS -I-.'::'' heard them Althou gh women's soft ball is a long estab!Ished sport in many countries, women tim ps ANAHEIM AP — On Sept. ance defeated the Boston Red Ryan threw 170 pitches-115 at hLgh.lebl competition ap15, 1969, NoLan Ryan, a New Sox 4-2. of them for strikes—as he won pear to be as relatively new York Mets pitcher, watched "I've always felt that if all the his 15th game of the year. He the sport's World Series, in its Steve Canton, then of the St. erased the unhappy of third year. louts Cardinals, establish a conditions were right and his last start when he held the The 18 officials were recom major league by strikin g everything fell into place that I Chicago White Sox hitless for 8 mended by umpire associations might have a chance at out 19 New York Mets. innings before blowing the front five competing countries On April 22, 1970, Ryan saw record, be observed matter- 14 third no-hitter of his strikeout- and come from 13 dIfferent naTom Seaver of the Mets equal inquiring reporters after the sttfded career and eventually tions. Five, all men, are from Canton's record against the lost the game 2-1. the United States, the host game. San Diego Padres, ,,,,,,,,,, Sixteen of the strikeouts were """ On Monday night at Anaheim "I really wasn't thinking '°' Both women were players be. Stadium, Ryan watched with much about the record until I (ore turning to the play-calling something resembling bemuse- noticed something on the score. Although he only tied the inii ment as beetcbeJ his name into board in the seventh or eighth jot' league single-game strike, side of the action, but each baseball's record book with a inning," he said, out record, Ryan did succeed in made the switch for a different 19-strikeout Elsewhere in the American erasing the hallowed name of reason. "I guess I'm Uie only guy in League, Detroit thumped Kan. Bob Feller from the American "I Just krvw I would never the world to have seen all three sas City 5-1, Oakland edged the League record book. Feller had really be a great player," said of them," Ryan drawled in his New York Yankees 3-2, and the old Al. mark of 18 strikeouts Miss Triplett, "so I decided to Texas twang after his perform- Milwaukee beat Texas 5-1. in a nine-inning gariie. be a be tter official." don champion from Belleville, played very well. "I'd say the Ill., played well enough Monday gy, is one of the top five or six night to beat Bjorn Borg, a (la. players in the world now." needs more help with their dale further into the year, -. ' 1~1 ________ ___ -' Boosters Meet Toni CALL TODAY 3224611 ' _____ 4•T:q ________ __________________ _______ P I IN THE PLACE OF THE HERALD - ________ ,.,i The Orlando Dog Training Club will present a style show at the Mailtaind Civic Cez(er for the benefit of the Orlando Humane Society and L~e Central Florida Zoological Society.1 .be theme for the fashion show will be "Puttin' on The Dog Style", and it will be held Aug. 25 at 3 p.m. Along with the latest fall fashions ,sorne of the area's finest show dogs representing a variety of A.K.C. breeds will be cxhlblted. If the dogs don't bring you out, maybe the cot dator wiij She'll Susanne Charles, Miss Ficrida of 1972. And the models are all local beauty queens. Admission Is $3 for adults and $2 for children, Tickets available at the Poodle Corral, 2238 Fairbanks Ave. in Win ter Park. FAMILY MARKET - I ____ ______ ______________________ 11 wierd too. YOU CAN PLACE 3 ____ supporting several Anorciie' By ALEX SACHARE today they are third, but trail hack to July 13, when Montanc2 AP Sports Wilier front-running St. Louis by just cracked four hits against San Sometimes it takes a big don- 2i ames. Frandsco. nybrook to wake up a ba ll club, Th e Cardinals beat the San says Pi t ts burgh Pirates Man- Diego Padres 6$ in 13 in nIngs Cards 6, Padres 5 ager Danny Murtaugh. Bake McBride's bases-loaded Monday night, while the The Pirates engaged the Cm- ond-place Philadelphia Phillies sacrifice fly in the 13th Inning ir.nati Reds in a bench-clear- remained 1- games out by drove in the winning run for the nm' brawl which Murtaijgb el1s beating the San Francjseo ;j Cardinals, 'one of the best in a long time" an 41. Danny Godby singled to lead back on July 14, In the only other National off the Cardinal rally and was Since then the Pirates, slum- Leagu* game played Monday, second base. Lou bering giants In the early going, the New York Mets trimmed Brock beat out a grounder to have won 21 of 30. They reached the Los Angeles Dodgers s hort , Godby dashing to third. the .500 mark Monday nigh t for Two-run home rs by Willie T ed Si ze more was walked anthe first time this year by St.argell and Ed Kirkpatrick tentionally walked to load the beating the Reds 7-4 before a keyed the Pittsburgh attack, bases, setting the stage for national television audience, while Dave Giusti turned in a McBride's RBI fly ball. "That fight could have been sparkling relief performance, the game that finally Nought Phils 4, Giants 1 Mets 3, Dodgers 1 togetherness to this club," said Hot-hitting Willie Montanex John Milner ala nmed his 18th 'I. Murthug" hit two doubles and dr ove In a ho me r, a ta pe-measure shot off The PiWes' recent pair of runs to pace the Phillies the scoreboard behind the fence gence had boosted them Into the past the Giants. The 26-year-old in right center, to power the thick of the tight National ouUiclder, on the trading block Mets past the Dodgers, who league East pennant last winter and in a slump ear- blew a chance to stretch th eir July 14 they were wallowing in 11cm- this year, now has hit safely 5'i-game lead over Cincinnati fourth place, seven games out; in 32 of his last 33 games, dating in the NL West. _____ Cain was vague about why the fans haven't been like they have other teams. Cheap shots from inside amid outside the area directed towards the Blazers haven't helped any, he said. And comparing the Blazers with the ill-fate semi-pro Lando Pathers is a little "After all," Cain admitted, "there are Blazers who are making what the entire Panther team was making when they werehere." What it seems to boil down to is th at the Blazers are a professional team and the fans here are "rookies," Cain said. ____________ LINE AD FOR 3DAYS FOR .*4r.;rIr.es ______ _ the B!acrs STARTING AUGUST 19 Mi _411W _j __,_ZM_k_~ , _' D WANT AD SPECIAL , - __ 111111010MIZiM _ — _ Yet when the season began, the Florida Blazers with the "best players and best coach" far outshon e th e sp arkle teams like the Chicago Fires. The Fires had th e fire trucks and the cheerleaders and the glamor and the fans, but the Blazers had the team, Cain said. - A N ,. _________ After their arrival in Central Florida, Cain said, the team d only "weeks" to get ready for action — including not only actice, but promotion —while other teams had been working on it for "years." ~ Emm" P —.- _______________ "Ambassadors." -. -• __~ _________ ______ Cain has been with the thrice-moved team since Its beginnings with former owner Joe Wheeler In Washington. Unable to obtain RFK Stadium for a facility, the Ambassadors (that was the name then) moved to Norfolk. Wheeler's capital began to fade away at the same time that th e NFL granted Tampa a franchise and told the "Sun!" to take a walk. Enter Loudd, exit the 1. - 1 "111 _____ very hard to make everyone forget th at this was th e second time th at Loudd was scheduled to speak and didn' make it. Ed reminded the Rotarians that "the Blazers first touched terra fji'na in Flrida at Sanford" — which is to say th ey got off the Auto-Train here and passed through on their way to Orlando. Not exactly Plymouth Rock, but it'll have to do. '' grove, now dying lot- lack of water, Fey" Hassan tells of the disappearance of her bus. ____ _=__~~ band Mustafa, thc village's Moslem religious leader. __,, Three days ago, as the 62year-old man tended his fruit .1 trees, a burst of gunfire was beard, All that could be found of Musta(a next day were __-bloodstains under a peach tree "i and a wet white fez. This Is one of the island's no. __________ ruerous mixed villages of Greek and Turkish Cypriots, some controlled by the Greek side, some by the Turks The Greeks dominate this one, having overrun the few Turkish defenders osf ise war. The nitcd Tn -' '•. ___7 ~ ~ troop to these places to keep I- '• the peace. But "there are only six of us," - II - h ____________ i L_ I Caught the Sanford Rotary Club's noon luncheon Monday in hopes of rapping with guest speaker and Blazer Managing General Partner Rommie I.oudd. It seems Loudd was off on his wn rap, meet ing wi th Investors interested in buying in to the onda team. Surrogate speaker was Ed Cain, Blazer Business manager Ed's one of those veIvet..voiJ electronic med ia people (he's done p!ay-by.play for the Vikings on the tube) who tried ____________ U •_ .. - says a young Austrian looting. We can only wait and lieutenant In Alaminos. "We see w ha t happens and report have noauthto prevent the back to headquarters" Greek troops shroting here or Each day she stumbles down arockypathtobook withho r on the cadaver and the crows Palestine Uberatlon Organization Lwll sbenlbed and strafed the to three miles from the Israeli border last week. Five perso ns were killed and 77 were wounded, Israel said Rachaya Foukhar was the guerrilla Ca of the Arkoub region of southern Lebanon, an area1' itai Israelis call Fatahiand after the Al Fatah guerrillas because It Is a guerrilla stronghold and a staging area for raids Into Israel. The Beirut press said mo)m of Rachaya FoukhAr's 3,0W Lebanese left after the air attacks and be'$eged government offices in nearby Marjayoun, demanding that the guerrillas leave their town . Premier Takieddin Ih held a mldnigI-t meet!ng with Arafat Monday and altez-w*rd announced the guerrilla leader was ordering the evacuation, i. • - - - Jui u c Rift Rl I iii• Village Of Horrors Common On Cyprus Palestinians Quit Village 13,1974-1 B -, — ons and two hostages. I Tuesday, August I shuffle of the Damascus regime for portents. Last Octo- .issem6iy Evening Herald - II PHONE 322 .2052 Since the October war, Syria explosion, the shield Is fragile ber, Israel waited and debated, has received u mountain of new and the Middle East seems to not sure the Arabs intended to modern arms, about $2 billion be having an attack of Ui" ut. strike, despite the sign s. When wc.th, from t' C' ,t_e .. ters. the Arabs did strike onY'n and thttq lq t UW%r e 7 tuIllull , so assu att1 eye enen 'Kippur, Israel was oif balance, pableof acting independently of other warily, each seeming to That was a deeply traumatic Egypt. wonder what lies behind the experience, and although Israel No Arab nation has ever be. other's verbal abuse, recovered and drove the Arabs fore scriously considered going Syria's government.eo. back on two fronts, the Jewish to war against Israel without oiled press has been accusing state has not yet totally Egyptian partieipatinn, but that Israel of preparing ior another emerged from the shock of it doesn't mean it couldn't hapround of war with the Arab all. states. Israel makes similar With the presence of United The military disengagement charges agai nst Syria. Nations forces as a peace- agreements be tween Egypt and Israel must feel it has no keeping buffer, the Arabs would Israel and between Israel and choice but to keep a finger Se- be unlikely to attack. They'd Syria have been holding pretty on the tri!gef. Should kive to et them out of the way well, and the U.N. forces seem [lie Syrians make a flwve that first, to add to the security of the looks suspicious, Israel would When Gamal Abdel NPSSeF lines. Yet it wouldn't ta ke much have to make a quick survey of ordered U.N. forces out of to upset the situation. her options. It would be no sur- Egypt in 1967, Israel saw it as Should Syria, perhaps egged prise If Israel advertised widely an advertisemeit of his intent on by a combination of her own to the diplomatic community and struck without waiting, volatile politics and nagging that she has a hawk-like eye on launching the war that tier neighbor for anything that the Arabs in six days. humbled prods from her erratic neighbor Iraq, decide on a new round of might be read as a raise move. This time, if U.N. forces were fighting, Egypt for hr own p0. All this doesn't mean the S)T- required to leave, Israel again litical reasons couid hardly actually are thinking of at- would 'regard it a. a signal. hope to stay out of It for long. tacking. It may, in fact, be far There would likely h no debat. The whole disengagement from their intention, par- Ing this time; Instead Israel structure would then crumble. ticularly now that the Russians UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. AP) — The Security Council has recommended unanimously that Guinea-Bissau, the rebelrepubllcDrociajmedjflprtuguesp Cujfleal,if S.id 24, be admitted to the United Nations wr the General meets next month. Although Portugal has not yet granted to Guinea-Bissau, Portuguese Foreign Minister Mario Soares in a letter to the council asked other nations to recognize Guinea-Bissau tmmediately and facilitate its admission to the United Nations, He told the Lisbon newspaper A Capital that Portugal would give GuIen-Bissau in dependence by th e end of August. It was the first time the Security Council recognized a colony before it received Independence from its colonial occupier. 1 I SANFORD Special New U.N. Me mber? QPnP rQ 25th & PARK AVC. By WILLIAM L RYAN would be likely to apply a Probably would hit first and hit AP Correspondent restraining hand in the interest hard. .,. "nerican Israel watches Syria's inter. engagement agreements and detente alive. nal politics fo signs, weighing the presence of United Nations M IZAAW •- Tuesday, August 13, 1974 J. .; ------,-- -------'-"-•--,-,-- .. -. • IL...._...- �I, 212I -Evenlng Herald Tuesday, August 13 1974 SPORTS IN BRIEF LEISURE Cycli*ng A Way Of Life - For Many Americans . Phillie Gels Hcckey PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Philadelphia's entry in the North American Hockey League will be known as the Philadelphia Ftreblrds, It was announced Monday. the team will play a 74-game schedule, opening at home . . - WARSAW (AP) Balazs Taroczy of Hungary won the European Amateur Tennis Championship Monday In Wroclaw, Southern Poland. He beat the favored Alex Metreveli of the Soviet Union - 6-2, 101, 24, 44, 64. Brewer Hurler Dropped TUESDAY - Padre Top Player SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Enso Hernandez of the San Diego Padres has been named the latest National League Player of the Week award winner. Charles S. Feeney, league president, announced the honor today. The Padres' shortstop had a .450 batting average last week with nine hits In five games from Aug. 5 through Aug. 11. - Patriot Hawaiians Home In Jcix Recovers Mass. (AP) -&eve Corbett, the New England Patriots' top National Football League draft choice, should be completely recovered in two or three weeks after surgery at Newton-Wellesley Hospital, his physician says. Di. Francis Rocket said some sca - tissue was runoved from Corbett's shoulder during the four-hour operation. NEWTON, (24) Carrascolendas (IS, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Sale 01 The Century (6) Andy Griffith (5) To Tell The Truth (9) Hollywood Squares (13) Movie Hall Of Famers JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) The Hawaiians of the World Football League have been practicing on the mainland, getting little time to spend at home. COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. - New York Yankee greats Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford were Inducted into beaeball's Bali of Fame, along with former umpire JOCKO Conlan, Negro League an "Cool Papa" Bell, Sam Thonpeon and "Simny Jim" Bottomley. Thompson and Ettom1ey were honored pothtunou1y. "I have this apartment in Honolulu that I've been paying rent for, but I ha ven't seen It In so long I don't know what it looksLlke,"saiddefenjiveback Derrick Williams. JACQUIN' ABC6YR.KY CERTIFIED GOLD 9y COACH ________ - Coach Mike Giddings said he was Hawaii for the good surfing, (Wing end Strikeout Record eager to move to 'Ia mu Mliiiu ____ ____ 1E.iI K. U. SUL - "I've been there since "'w"' - 1Q15 iS IS - yet to do any of that. j found beautiful home to rent which TORONTO -Tom Okker of The r4etbertands defeated Paul Kronk of AttralIa 6-3,24,64 In the opening round of the 1130,000 Canadian Open tennis toirnan. INDIANAPOlIS - Top-eeeded Jimmy Connors came from behind to beat Sweden's Bjorn Borg 5-7, 6-3, 6.4 and win the 1130,000 U.S. Clay Cowl men's singles tennis charnpioiuhlp. For the Current three-week road trip, the Hawaiians "home" Is a Jacksonville mo. tel. They lost to Jacksonville 2114 here Th ursday, are proc. ticing for a game at Birmingban: Wednesday and will return here to practice for an Aug. 21 game at Memphis. Chicago Bowler BOWLING EDISON, N.J. -Carmen Salvino of Chicago is the top_ seed in a field of five as the $50,000 New Jersey Open Bowling Tournament beads Into the final round. The team plans another three-week stay on the mair, land in October wIth the base at Lake Forest, ill. the Stars BRISTOL CREAM IMP. TRAOE's','INOS RUM ROYAL DELUXE IIIA.UI 'lit I I * 1 %ft l j TOU1LA ABC 6 YR. KY. US OLD CROW 1,55! 'w" o IN sloIt& .0 . .055505 1 ''" ri , '-- .- WI' 3 549 , 3•99 . 1 SILAS HOWE 10YR. U,,r. "I" *.. ITS Its SII $11"RWICIPWA IMP. 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For iarapct 27 i'iates IflSZISflCV Sb i'aradlle 5 21 (rvt-k kiter 6 Eugjc-ratm Ip! I 50 Sli ght t.tr * B pictures I had written and template not only the budgeting produced, and my selection of of their super salaries, but the scenes lows of his emotions cen The same thing applies to possibly know those emotions Betty Hutton, but hopefully from "Easter Parade" accommodation of their very well enough to project them on with a happier (at least more super and unusual emotional a 40-foot contented) if not more cornneeds. So we know, to begin with, prehen.sible ending. Betty was I find that many people In the that if they are not insecure, "The Blond Bombshell," a publ!c resent the thought of they are at least highly sen- national figure, loved and "coddleing" movie stars. After sitive people, highly sensitive to adored and catered to in one and Betty's switch from star all, these performers earn acceptance and rejec tion. Now, dec.-de, struggling through ixrformer to housekeeper in a spectacular sums. One motion add to that the fact that they get comebacks in the next, parish house intrigue the public picture - or even one recording both accptance and rejection forgotten in the third. and make people wonder why -can bring them more money on a magnified It's not strange that the scale that we stars frequently live stories than their average fan can mete mortals can never ap- fourth decade would find her more outrageous or unlikely expect to see in a lifetime of preciate or Imagine, seeking a harbor from stormy than those t hey portray on the earnest drudgery. Judy, for instance, was a emotional seas in the kitchen of But If you study the lovely and delicate little girl a parish house. There her acThe strains of movie stardom biography of a Judy Garland, who had been shielded from life ceptance doesn't depend on are enormous and the public Betty Hutton or Marilyn .....-.l.. ..,.0i..n VS .m5S*. I.1... 7414J5 k US WUS I UIUI IJM3Li II Ui5.Ul. has no conce of the large role Monroe. YOU find that these for worse) by growing up In a is or isn't up to someone's exit plays In sh aping the twists people pay an extraordinary studio where she was a corn- pectatlons. and "Annie Get Your Gun" naturally included the work of Judy Garland and Betty hutton. Judy's drama-plagued life 5U Stage IPLIILI ' - M -A -S-H' Star Sw"1t Gets New Wed To Her Work Use (13) Target (44) Lucy !how By NANCY ANiw.aso 1e Herald Srtz,; LOS ANGELES (AP) - On (1)) Mr;. C. C-xs The men almost didn't expect greatest disappointment," she • • LUa up with an idea. said, reiusing to be specific Analysis has also affected about that particular Loretta's attitudes, possibly frustration. even more than Alda did. And, "I don't consider the "I had analysis and that pursuit of happiness a realistic '-V.- the s'.ages where Glenn Ford to College once romanced RitaHayworth HOLLYWOOD-Guys, (33) Mayberry if RFD (9) All My Children there is a new kind of love game you're planning to make a play (44) Get Smart (33) Matinee 33 - tennis, for Loretta Swit, be forewarned The question of what to do that 10.11 NBC POLICE STORY you're facing almost tin- brought about perhaps the mt goal." 8.11 NBC FARADAY AND SON (Rerun) Involves in. will; Hollywood's empty movie beatable competition, (rerun) Sgt Joe LaFriecla kilis marked change ii, my On the other hand, she has Her work, a holdup man, who turns out Ic dtastrlal espionage. Spies are stages Is being answered, ternthinking," she explained. "I almost no unfulfilled dreams, penetrate porarily at least, by capital"My work has given me the went into analysis, because I be the son of mob boss. soon, managing to "I never dreamed of material LaFrieda realizes that he's sophisticated electronic lung 011 the tennis boom, only security I've had," said was In terrible pain and knew things," she added. "Since as a At least two studios that been targeted for a "hit" In the equipment and Faraday Loretta the other day as she there was something better to child, I only fantasized about t ied with cowpokes and worked an original needlepoint be feeliag." mobster's revenue. suspects Inside assistance, being an actress, all my dreams dancing girls are now welcom- design In apricot, cocoa and At this juncture, Loretta feels have come true. lug white-shorted tennis en- rust-rose while her little dog, better, but she's still no', "The only thing I might thustasts. Jelly Beans, frisked at her jumping with joy. fantasize about now are all the First Into the field was the ankles. "I'm still coping with my acting role3 that could come Holly'ood Indoor Tennis Club, "I always have my work. It's __ Up." For Wednesday, August 13 which rented the back part of always there." ____ •W'tlP 5f4 tss?i• the Columbia Studios, vacated Asked whether she's when Columbia moved to frightened at the prospect of an By CARROLl. RIGhTER 'at&T" Warner Brothers, empty life should she for some Resident pro and manager is reaon be unemployed, Loretta I NOW SHOWING ' ,O)4el1'Vj)o19c GENERALTENDENCIF,S: In the midst of some delaying and Allen Tong, onetime captain of srgged. 2$ rather emotional conditions you find you can get out from under the U ni versity of Southern Call. of skw tc "Life is frightening," she 7)..," [tL'j.!ll[ ________ I annoyances with Ingenuity, resourcefulness and organization of fornia tennis team, M sa id, giving her apricot wool a 0S1T1* details. 1i'iIOAT1I*Ii1J Ta.I.Arlf "We run a 24-hour operation AuiiIa ' ('100 THUPSD,Y I )J ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You can now rid yourself of dif- here," said Tong, displaying "i don't know how long I'll be ficulties hard to do before. Use diplomacy with co-worker who is the two handsome courts that wi th 'M-A-S-H,' but Mu I'm very erratic. Avoid one not your type. occupied a sound stage. "A lot grateful the whole thing hapCOUNTY UNE II TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Handle own worries yourself of our members play at 2 arid pened. My circumstances are Af ISiS "Two Llise 51c1 Ts" J) in the morning. I start giving perfect. It's a wonderful show, mean spending more money than you can afford. lessons at 6." intelligent, very well done. ______________________________________________ GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) LIsten to what a family tie has to The courts are often occupied "j love the producers who are suggest concerning some practical affair. cven though you think in the early mo g ho by ni men d e le in the -)./ MA1U411 N W _________________________ I,,,! nal you can solve lt best alone. Heed busthesspartner's advice. music stars seeking to unwind cast," IS1 PM 541,3 MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Eliminate limiting after late recording sessions She's particularly close to 51 )S conditions that are annoying you. Gain cooperation of associates. and actors relaxing after night Alan Alda of whom she says, HIGHEST IAIIWCI 4C 1..OWI1 IN 4 411 Study more for greater efficiency. filming. "He greatly affected my LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Do not just fume over what cannot be Why aractors playing tennis thinking. He's deeply into -'JLATiL!-LL IEALII'UTSIII"Thr.lrTEL... . helped, or you get nowhere. Do somethin g a bout every thing. Be Instead of movie scenes on the Women's Lib, and I learned a _____ ____ practical with money. stages" Because few features lot about that from him, And IL -VIRGO (Aug, 22 to Sept. 22) The planets are most favorable are being made in Hollywood he's helped me at the studio. now and you can accomplish a good deal, especia lly since you nowadays, young directors pre"The first season, as the only AAV1h#91 5 have excellent judgment as well, (erring to shoot on location, girl on the show, ! became LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Study business matter objectively Television filming is also great- aware of some problems I had ______ and you handle it with much satisfaction. Have health and ly diminished, to face, and Alan helped me. beauty treatments. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)Try to help a good friend where .' _____ V most needed and gain goodwill. 'Ilien out to the social affairs that will bring you in contact with the right cersonailties. 11151 44~~"11111~~~W SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You are puzzled about how (M ( to handle some matter. Talk it over with a bigwig who has the (-..rrmri right answer. Get busy on civic matter that can be helpful to you. 3a)Iftfl1, '1 A CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Look Into whatever is of a "__ - ..-1 - -A ~~ ~' __ ;qf______ progressive nature and stop fussing over the old and outdated. , , .•. , Some trip can be particularly line for you to plan now. SEAFOOD, STEAKS, CHICKEN AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Handle responsibilities Instead of gadding about aimlessly. Keep promjxne made tomate. FRIED SHRIMP, CLAM Or Avoid one who wants you to take risks. 3 pecesot chcl,tn. mohed OYSTER DINNERS 1.95 PISCES (Feb.2Oto Mar. 20l Gain the goodwill of a partnerand polulots ui-sd su,1. s• and hot bstwIs then work together on some project that is Important to you both. Includes Conch Chowdr, Choice of Cole Slew ______ Civic affair can help your career. Tossed Salad. French rrl.s or Baked Potato and Hush Regular GOOD ALL DAY IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.Je or she will be conscientious about doing things, but when some stumbling block CHILD'S DINNER 95c )' Value Hanco on reqtsst present itself, your youngster will feel dejected, so teach en: .j to HOURS: SUN. - THURS. 11:30A.M. 10 P.M. know that difficulties will arise and should not be taken In 8 nk xxijy sAj i/ uxK1ntsd FRI. 11:30A.M. 11:00 P.M. SAT.4:30 P.M. 11 P.M. martyr fashion, but problems should be solved wisely. Stint the COCKTAIL LOUNGE education a!ong the lines of professions requiring precision and FRIED CHICKEN tact. Sports early. HI BALL lSc MOST COCKTAILS (Sc oe "TheStarslmpel, they do not cempel." What you make of your life Is largely up to YOU! 2508 S. French AILVIIA.M IL 30P M.FR1&SA TILII* p ' ________ .'I_ V Eat 5 .1 "'"". WeAms can - iiaaIaaui IJ.iijiiiujuul OMEN a N oil N . Ron - woii IJJii iui N IMMON a wo• aiilii- . JulMEN Msiui u.I ONNMR' go NJj Jill.JIlt JIl jail u ME Jill Ji , related to the current bestseller determined that I" Will have a natural insecurity without especially the public, is fickle. my novel, "The Other cast of perhaps six in- which that talent could not Judy rode the highs and lows of Side Of Midnight." ternattonal superstars to [unction, being America's most adored Many television shows asked portray the main characters of No one who does not live in sweetheart without any built-in nieto bring film clips of motion the book, so I hope to con- daily contact with the highs and sense of balance. status cf _____________________________________________ 4ItAl 29 tw hainLt ii 11CIPM 33Irrnch 7 Writing tmplrm,.'nI and turns of the lives of people price for their fortunes and modty first and a person they adore and reject. their fame, second or probably fourth. The care and feeding of They are tightrope walkers Conditioned to finding her !IOLLYWOOD-Are movie nnoviest.arslssomet.tiing that Is and they do their act without a acceptance or rejection not in stars kooks? Why do so many of demanding more and more of net. By tightrope walker, I'm stable relationships like the rest them have unhappy or bizarre my thoughts these days as I speaking of the emotional of us, but in the bands of endings? These questions prepare to produce the movie dangers they expose them- reviewers (qualified or eflect a pervadhig curiosity version of "The Other Side Of selves to. unqualified) or producers throughout the United States, Midnight." Judy Garland, Betty Hutton, (qualified or unqualified), she and it was brought to my at. 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CERTIFIED 9Oo GIN 041MIi of "M IMPERIAL 111U10u10c. lOS ANGELES (AP) - it Ull), "hot the way things look, touched a basketball for three was all a bit disconcerting for I think it's a question of whether mon ths before his Friday night I can make the backcourt with Ou ting. Jerry He has said the 1fl4-5 basket- them." "No question about it," said The remark was made In jest West, "they both pla yed well." ball season will be his final in the wake of a basket ba ll and last Friday nigh t How Is West recupera ting Angeles Lak er guard, an All. from his severe groin muscle game in which no one lost. The contest was the third au- pull which be nched him up the Star for more than a decade, watched as two rivals for his nual Ralph Bunche Scholarship last half of last season? "I'm in 'WXI wLlne, won 114-111 by a atarung post made noises West eat shape," said the 36-yeardidn't particularly want to team of pro a11-stars over a old A ll-Pro guard. "I weigh 186, hear. powerful conlwneratc of forWhich is down 12 pounds (toni met UCLA players, including last year, and I'm eating a good Jim Price scored 27 points, 0f}e-tiIfl All-Ar Icans, was a poten force on defense diet and doing a lot of r un n ing and In running the offense. Wea coach the wips, on a golf course near my Veteran Gail Goodrich 5cored was right about his teammates' home." play. 16 points and passed wcii Price and Godrich were on 'In; in the hest shape I've 'They're supposed to i " upmtc sides Friday night and ever been In for August," said each took pleasure in guarding ftW tot- the starting posi tion oixislte me," said wt JOk- third-year pro Price. "I'm the Other with more aggressiye. s might expectSUIA i urn iciunmares. v awe Uwe B. lJruruir W. rilfi. Di'. awful lot of petiti there, -r--Like (nJ'ij flea the 010 SELECTION 1 sAwcoD )fl4" toughest guy I've ever played orn.woo ngsinst. Playing aga inst him Am 4CT,OIt er'ough 'e get anyone in A It I .shape. 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(13) Washington 7:00 (2) To Tell The ___ The 10:00 (2, 5) Police Story (9) Marcus Welby EVENING - Milwaukee Brewers annowwed Monday that they had returned veteran relief pitcher Dick Selma to Salt We City of the Pacific Coast League. Selma was obtrJned from that club two weeks ago, but had been unimpressive with the Brewers In two apMILWAUKEE (AP) toddlinci' !Fi NEW YORK - (NEA) - In expresses strong feelings on the Sloane, for example, always and you can't gauge the speed CIY western European country "The New Complete Book of subject. wears a crash helmet. "I have of and in September we're going behind ,•." Bicycling" by Eugene A. "The Department of Con. 50 different Makes of crash He believes that cMi-cr, to France, to bike from Avignon _____ Sloane, you will discover: sumer Education of HEW helmets in my own 10 NIce' shouldpassaproflclencytestto private bike - that the W right Brothers th inks it's really doing some Then, inexplicably, bike sales obtain a bicycle license and that laboratory at home In manufactured bicycles at one thing for safety by legislating parents should be able to "it lOCk Off Iii '70. It WU Sfl Chicago." I. 13 .i. LII V!txt.trevoke it. it that 65-85 pedal strokes a lors are The miniature rear-view he , "You insist that a 16-year-old became the In thing for adults minute is the most easily most people don't ride bikes at mirror attached to his g1a get a license to drive a car," he to do, it filtered down to teenmaintained pace for long trips; night. allows him to know wha t his says heatedly, "but you let him agers." - that in 1896 one John NOW, the Bicycle Institute of "Forty thousand people are "options are a!! tue time. The and younger children out In Kendrick Bangs wrote a farce killed every year on bicycles, drawback wi th it, and I only traffic on a bike wi no America, a trade association _____ th called "The Bicyclers;" which promotes safety, estitraining. - that Amc;ican Airlines will !± . "1 went to textbook mares that there are 15.8 k è send you a plastic bag, for $3, to publishers with a whole course million AmerIcans on bicycles. put your bike in for the flight; 'designed to go Into school Little wonder, then, that systems: visual aids, test Sloane's hook has sold 25,000 how to choose, equip, materials, etc., and no one copies since publication In May, repair and dress for your bicywould touch it. We can't sell earning him $35,000 so far. IL. ck; and iiiorc than you could 0 what we're publishing flOW, 1970 "Complete Book of , ever possibly want to know they told me. Well, you can't Bicycling," which this edition ____ about gear ratios. 1 • de pe nd on parents or poli ce updates, sold 125,000 copies, ________ V, I 11 What Sloane Is stressing in departments to teach kids (rem which he pocketed the book, however, and in a -about bicycle safety, or even to s GOOD FORM current transcontinental pm check bikes for safety." motion tour (pedaling into He rides a $900 bike -which • Though the hazards exist and -. Judy Mkh.alzik displays sty), metropolitan areas from the he admits that "the more you accompanies him everwtere and grace u she performs on airport) Is bicycle safety. expose yourself, th more likely much of it handmade, with a balance beam in Milwaukee, You are to 'get It,, the (tin and leather saddle that has 50,000 Smartly outlitted in a blueWIL exercise aspects of bike riding miles on it. and-white striped seersucker are worth the risk. "It takes eight to ten thou. jumpsuit, orange jacket - the 4J try to do 20 mIles a day to sand miles for the saddle to better to be seen with - and keep In shape," he says, his become comfortable," be ex. In SIX 5C8!OflR, coach Mn Andouble-padded mittens (for mostly kids between six to discovered this after the book blue eyes and tan skin clearly plains. "The way to achieve lie's football team at C. W. Post comfort and to brush broken twelve, and accidents glass from bicycle tires), the crease because no one's will in- was published, is that because reflecting good health, "and I that (aster is to treat it with College at Greenvale, N.Y., has teach- it's only good for one eye, you average five to six thousand Lexoti and beat It to death with won 44 of its 61 games. former public relations man Ing them how to ride safely." don't have the depth perception miles a year. I've ridden in cv. a baseball hat" - Metrevell Beat Tuesday, August 13, 1974--313 TONIGHT'S TV . ''- ..I. -_ Evening Herald - - , , 181 LOBSTER HOUSE ' '' , ' $129 - - - J0U6 Rec Carroll k,Ohters indiv idual Foreat for your sign for Sepleber 5 no* ready. For your copy Ienfl your birthclate and $1 to Carroll Righter rorecas,. Evening Herald. P Or 801 *29. HollywOod, Calif. 9002$ 22.5281 I$French.iwiy 1/41) 322.9609 Sanford ff Ur -. - '---r N"_ -- ._*_.1J �.'- -_...•, 413-Evenlng Herald & 3C avt Liu AUTO PARTS -, - OPERATORS Joyce Jeter Mariana Lanum Connie Kenneth .4ar w ~ ' CENTER where your friends are" 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients VA Medicaid Out Patient Therapy - 202 S. pirt A. - AUTO INSURANCE 14-24 Year Olds SR22's Filed U Payments Open Daily 9.5 Fri. 94 Sorry Closed Sat. For Quotes CALL 323.3144 r 323.7710 '< At I a 1Z Route 476 Vale's Jr. Shoeland A-Duda & Sons -From t *i n Can can do Fun .1 9 Shopping for children's shoes 3234130 Canbefun, both for the children 2201 FrEnch Ave. : and the parents. Hard to believe? Then visit Vale's Jr. Gordon Meyer Bldg. : _____ • AA The Mini To i9"he at TERRARIUM CENTER hfy BURDETTE'S IMP ORT SMS _______________________ Longwood, and become a T: V~ 777 NP 414-7 F Cheryl Toddl, owner, assisted by Betty Vale, draw upon their 'cqyears of experience in fitting children's shoes to ensure lhal the children enjoy thiL- vi! 0 the store and that it is not an tUiOS L ordeal for the rents •.-.-•.. •4 The new school term is ' almost here. and school means Q% A. PORTRAITS shoes for the children. Just In WEDDING time to save you money on these necessary purchases 4t COMMERCIAL Vale's has a "back- to- school" FRAMING SERVICE sale now In progress that can save you up to 60 per cent. 6 Cheryl Todd has just pur. EVERY MON. & TUES. chased the business from Befty and Ed Vale, with Betty staying on as assistant. Cheryl Is a nurse, but Is no novice to the shoe business, having 4years ars ONE Iflo ALL FOR tj experience In selling shoes. She ONE Sx7 ans no changes for the slore - , except to make It evell more fun FIVE WALLETS for the children. ..Vale's Jr. Shoeland Is very conscious of the need to BY APPOINTMENT .ikiT1 children to have good fitting, .' hard wearing \ PH . shoes. For these reasons they Tcarry Keds, Jumping Jacks, .. Child Life and Mother Goose shoes. They also have on hand a large supply of Edwards shoes. V Mom will be glad to know that , aithou.h these brands are well / constructed and durable, they . are reasonably priced. Vale's is stocked with a tremendous selection of boys and girls sandals and tennis shoes in the latest styles. There BUYING SHOES CAN BE FUN & EXCITING are adjustable strap sandals .ti ,,. iuuoel, assistI1:1k fr ,O5lswui s ..'Lut* ye .i.aaOv' iC 44I.k available in Itree colors, white, i.iOst Ca tan and red for both boys and white. For teens, Vale's Jr. Vale's issockedwlth shoes ln that you're walking or riding girls. For a dressier looking Shoeland has the leather assorted siie5tpt will fjtba your bike. These -hoes are sandal, Cheryl wiil show you "thLng-like" sandals by through teens. These shoes are comfortable, and could save the barefoot sandal which can Jumping Jacks. from size 4 up. And for hard-to. you from having a nasty ac be used as either a shoe or a it your child needs an or fit people, Vale's has shoes for cident. For "he big toys,, sandal. They have the bared thopedlcshoeycuwill find what extra wide and extra narrow Vale's offers the popular ITA look of a sandal with the two you need at V31e's. Tcday's feet. They do have a selection of gold medal tennis shoe In blue D.K. Boysi Now follow "T" straps in front and If-c orthopedic shoe cannot be shoes in larger sizes, even and white, Tie Into Vale's and we'll support a shoe offers, with an distinguished from a regular though they cater primarily to Keds and Jumping Jacks are )et the Jumping Jacks, attractive crepe sole which will shoe, and come In the same the youngsters. recommended for all children give miles of wear. These styles as other shoes ant! In Vale's Jr. Shoeland has done by Vale's. Besides being well sandals come in burgundy and assorted colors. Child Life is away wIth the di eb tennis shoe, constructod the'j have a sti ong i a "tops" when it comes to great since these now come in bright irch cushion to provide support ' fitting orthopedic shoes, and vivid colors and appelir.g which Is so vital in the child's . Vale's 31so has some of the styles, There's the famous Keds growing years. Edwards brand In stock. Cheryl "Tall Light" tennis shoe with Stylish dress shoes In the Ph.Ili.7252 and Betty are experts In filling the bright flourescent disc on latest styles for both boys and 390 Longwaaa plaza children for these specialized the back. These are literally a girls are carried by Vale'$. For Hwy. 1?.?2 Longwood shoes. lifnaver. They shine like fall boys, they have a two-loned lights when an automobile shoe with the high heel, or in approaches from the rear, solid colors. These shoes have a giving the motorlsf dw warning scu"-res1stant band from the ion SCHILMIL Instep around the toe area and 0; essed In brick and DELICIOUS along the outside of the st4e. stone the energy of the This means that these shoes can +ULARRAYOF people of France tells It qp_ww-r C 0 Rif-0 Mtake rough usage and still self In some of the most remain Immaculate, "011vow 'V41ASSWARE beautiful Gothic cathe. Socks, too, are for the for PV*I@ This Week's. drals In the world, not to All Wood growing foot, and Vale'd whowant carries the Tru-Last brand, As mentlun the majesty of 4 Buffet. Coff" the name Indicates they are the many Renaissance good. long lasting. In addition they're chateaux located Andfast. also made of 100 per cent cotton Chkken Dinner 6N throughout France. Only \1y drid are shaped like a tout with for32 S HIGHWAY 17 in France will you Se' aChicken square toes They come in all Home 00 PiSSELIEPRy FLORIDA farmer plow his fields popular colors and with pretty Fries, Slew or beans or Off within sight of a great ci feminine designs for gals thedral of )395 Chartres You can*f beat the exce' llent qually,reason:btepr ces, and Fries, Slaw & Beans v While the cities are modern complexes in MlsofialIzed3ervice that Vale's Jr- Shoeland has to offer. Stop France - therearet .ifl and let Che I oveto you - -- t,"do del that "fltflrvg can be fun."Don't forget our and the enduring beauty 1 1-7,111 A DV of architect ure. delicious array •••••••-= A t o tallyh of Bar B Quo try for everyone to visit , Pl your 3toFrance i8 Plus many other BEAN SECOND ST. CRUISES OF ORLAN. EXTRA GAS TANKS non Bar B Quo n oru,F lorida , 574 N. Or lando MOTOR TUNE-UPS Ave., Winter Pk. Mail, DUO. THERM AIR COND. INSTALLED Dinners Tel. 6432060. Land, Air LUBE AND OIL CHANGE SENTATION and Sea Transnat Ion Sandwlcnes ONAN SERVICE ORIDAONLY WELDING, HITCHES arranged. Friendly, well STORAGE COMPARTMENTS traveled 0aff to assist BUS AN VAN C014VERSIONS you with your plans. O~,wj 9:30-5*30. Sat. 10.2. -4.1 Gregory TERMITE , PEST CONTROL MONTHLY Resicl.ntaI & commercial - - JIM ROWE 2 Poet Control 224 Iriquols Ave. SANFORD JIM ROWt 3222070 THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO ASK ABOUT HYPNOSIS - De PltcI*ns e woe r,c..al N..sh7 - - -- - ANS*& Ysil Tbe Amwicaa Milkal AWa. 'McIaIt r.cognl*.d Hyp. nss4i. 'R 111k as a ,ssl,$ 1.11I ii m.dacui. ,%Ic,I4r1y Is Nw tiod il "yCh"Matic ins. S,th HIS may maIuf,st lIWfilivi IA 11w Isn,i SI Pvflimil .1ryovs 1..s*ns as"mPAS , S..iviI pr.Mims sad as fr$$dity sr imyN.1c.: SstIc w cSI.., i,s,sêØ$I lact SI perusal m.UvSt$..; Iarm.ial lsceulyqsftaso umeUaj pssr r,tastism. rtClllj Sal,. on ad *sfiaI1.m. NypmsV. is m.ay cairns, can sIImIaa?e Of or alleviate uct prsis. piahUIT5 PSyj4cia $I'v$I Ii r.14rsd b.Isris Lk..s.d Iltecal KypsSIii? .lIfl bccIØ s.cS c-u.s. e S Jun b Sh I WED. 1.4 P.M. 1:30.10:30 P.M. THURS. :30 A.M.-If NOON - THURS. EVE PRIVATE PARTIES FRI. 7:30.)) 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Country Club Rd. PHOP41$321131 AD cCtO1rS"DiTHGAI1 OPEN TIL9 'A Sanford V A. p' ..0 ' ' •,, CLEANING SPECIAL ff,. Is Oni Coin jewelry always re. tin a certain and --, Dry Shampoo -- Pressure real . ,-• • Hard Surface Floors Scrubbed ___ All coins are genuine U.S. coinS that are no IC.ner in drcutatin. CALL 323.4203 - • - 110 PARK AVE. -- . :-. ' We're all famlier with the enthusiasts will find a friend In test kits, planting soil, peat proviiirg necessary nutrients aged axiom "The Early Bird Jim since these exotic flowers ms, sprayers, fertilizers. A and needed watering will bring Gets the Worm." At Gar- are his specialty. GardenLand dealer for Sunnyland and Chase you safely through the drought. de I d 1400 W First St., has orchid supplies and river & Company, GardenLand has Stop envying the beautiful Sanford, the Early Bird Gets rocks, In small and medium pesticides and fertilizers lawns and gardens of your the healthiest garden. Right sizes, to highlight your garden needed for a healthy, hardy, friends and neighbors. You rs p to start and landscape. productive garden. now Is the can look like that by starting preparing your ground for a fall Three well-known brands of preparation today. GarGardenLand, largest retail garden by fumigating the soil seller bulk seed south of knives are offered for your denLand will supply everything Of against aernatodes and having Jacksonville stands ready to selectlon-John Primble, r*cessary except the effortSchrade Walder and World you can supply that and be the your soil tested to determine serve the needs of the smallest the proper PH. You can select famous "Buck" knlves-the healthier for It.-ADV. %rejo-nowr nt %A-oil A.? #14 latter two carrying life-time ecessary tools, supplies er. Planting your garden warranties, and seeds for your fall garden can be practical as well as Quality weed-tree seeds, at GARDENLAND. good,your healthful exercise. Help healthy plants, proper planting Harold and Pat Hunzlker, lower food bill by planting and suitable care are the owners of GardenLand have a vegetable tabl garden. Garden- Ingredients that go to make a for the past V) years kept Land carries seed beau,1 1ful garden and lawn. ea mind. Quality and durability tremendous help for even the Included In care of course Is the prote'ilon of your grass and ire a must for the products most experienced planters, plant from the attacks of in carried. seeds and sects, disease, starvation and addition to I n you In addition to helping drought. Insecticides can create a beautiful garden, plants, GardetiLand carries an dispose of the Insects; chemical they'll assist you In "wing It extensive line of lawn and equipment; decorative sprays will take care of fungus garden off at it best. SIe from the and other disease; fertilizers wrought Iron plant holders, wide ass3rtnient of unusual boots, hoes, rakes, gloves, soil will end the starvation by make Malibu lights designed to patio, garden. your lawn, rui'ttHS. . _____ driveway and walks bea.stiful o and sale. ' • House plants bring a br.'ath of ftie outdoors ° your home. $e GardenLand Service, Accessories lu is selection of usual and unusual indoor and ctjtdoofplants which Sa les MOiuR PIOME T YOUR O will r;:: TRAVEL TRAILER joined EXACT SPECIFICATIONS Jim C ') h:reaO,f the tlre. bal sery. You will find him eager to PH, 323-1631 DOWNTOWN cAP4 Ft) pfl offer suggestions and share his extenslye knowiodg of farm arsoaardtn matters Orchid . S '" Motor Home SANFORD REC.IVEE SERVICE A'is al *ir.Csid'115111 ,fviociian W. 2311 W S- - ----- _________ lit 323- 4711 - -. mplete ' EARNINGS BRACELETS CUFF LINKS :---/ START P[(EI'ARATIONOF YOUR GROUND FOR A FALL GARDEN Let the friendly peo p le of Garde*iLand assist you. (I to r Jim Mayfield, Lydia and Harold ifunilker ____ Priced From 110.00 NECKLACES MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS& BOUTIQUE 'S I -,-r 1- kj L 1- soft - .5 .: ,- •- - Stow v oua SHII _•,4.•_._ '! - In " *DYfkTij 5-' 55 SI , Your Story Is Read In The s true value that can be ap. predated for any Importent occasion or special rernemberance. ',- .- & 0all n The Gold Rush -- ' ' - ! I R.________.Lt_. - '' , IEDS - ______________ ,,, - w 1 - __ MR. WHIRL-CLEAN STATE Sanford .. TIDE DELIVERY SOUTHMN RV SERVICES S) &1')fl m ""U" 830 - 10 210 and Buffed & Semice PHONE 32-792I ASTROSTAR TIRES fro ,1-! - Bar B-Que - IfigmI Fla 32751 rle rèc1 ords are a great aid for Central Flormacall Mortgage , yin P. Gassm.sn 11 ...p CALL 322-2263 FREE CAR ---.,. -- Pre are For Your Fall Ga Guy S Helpful Hint: I for Full Details I Aid &mqq PICK-UP & DELIVERY Longwood, Fla, 831.2215 TRADE INS Complete RV and Auto Repairs and Service an ED STORE-`* S i6re uIpment S. , / I ort"a"es secured Il and ' residential ounir club corn In Florida. C yourselec onoffa The secrets to being a success Florida as well as in AustraIi, equipment. They carry disc Hall and Kerry Sherwood, ant are an enormous ambition and At the home office In Oviedo harrows from 30 inches to 31 by shop foreman Ed Kennedy lit hours of hard work. No one You will find nine of the 11 feet In width and wheel tractors a veteran of the company since knows this belier than A. Dude Dudas hard at work. The other from 3 to 320 h.p. These wheel. 1957. & Sons, Inc.. creators of Oviedo fy13 are based in the Bello Glade tractors are from 32 inches to 14 Dude Auto Parts consists 01 Tractor and Dude Auto Parts, plant, feet in width and weight from both wholesale and retail Oviedo. Oviedo Tractors, a division of 400 to 40,00(1 pounds. At Oviedo operations. They stock a The Dudas, a diversified A. Dude & Sons, has been in Tractor you can f Ind anything in complete line of auto parts and company, began operations in operation since 1957. It started farm equipment from the mini all parts necessary for the vegetable business 60 years out with only two employees to the mightyi repairing farm equipment ago. Since then the second and and now boasts 14. Farm equipment is a and mkhlnery. third generation Du'ias con. Oviedo Tractor carries the tremendous investment, The In addition to the above slstlng of three sons and their widest range of farm equipment farmer has more invested in mentioned businesses, the eight Sons, have expanded and machinery In the state. equipment than any other Oviedo location houses a operations include such They handle five major lines of business in existence for the wholesale 100 acre sod farm. iD enterprisestoos citrus, cattle, tractors, lawn and garden dollar return. All territory from Daytona vegetable farming, camp equipment, and three major Harold Hail, General Beach to Palatka and south to grounds, citrus processing hay forage equipment lines, Manager of the Tractor the southern tip of the state is plants, canning plants, packing, New Holland, Gehl and Lely. Division is responsible for the serviced by Dude. They also sod farming and a tractor and They have deep tillage tools for smooth flow of the operation, have an operation in Naples. auto parts business. A. Dude & all sorts of ground preparation, Hall has been with thecompany A true story of success - on Sons are International ex- rotary mowers from 19 Inches to since 1962. He Is assisted by two might say the Duda story Is one porters. Their operations are 28 It. in width, walk behind very capable and knowledge- from the mini to the mighty. established all over the state of mowers, and a variety of used able salesmen, Frail ADV. @ - EST PAID MONTHLY PICK - UP AND DELIVERY J. aw 1';, S - i ( - .7 - Cavonough Says... CAVANAUGH Lonqwod Piaa - r 117 t ___ John I - CAR-BEN JEWELERS ONE OFTHEMANYI1GI1TYS,t'1O%'1F.I)TItALOIt (Ito F) Fred Ifall and Kerry Sh erwood-sa lesmen-wifl assist you & Y F- C491717. , SPECIAL f 1 S 5' 93.Qt,7 :' TUES. PRIVATE SPECIAL PARTIES FRiI (tfi(KIN FRIED CHICKEN rt 'U ucitnied Gun Dealer .iu MON. :JO A.M. .04 44:ZU 1:3I-1:$ P.M. !r 'fl I •U -, I - $i Mary/and ,7M -_ _. ' a Home. Office. Lobby Recreation Area Bldg. 403 17.92 North Just North of 434 Longwood Pit. 14.824' P1 995 • COMPLETE CHICKEN DINNER Reg. $1.55 IVA Portrait $pecial , SPECIAL TUESDAYS STUDENTS, SAVE $5 ON YOUR CLASS RING, AND WEAR IT ON THE FIRST DAY OFSCHOOL, - • 'J BUT fllflP.'T KNOW WHO TO ASK Oviedo -.- • .s - t it OUCSTIOw ke Ph. 345.3248 6. P-OR PHONE AHEAD ORDERS 2100SFRENCH SANORO You cai find .1 'rrrarlum to suit )'our any desire or need at BURDE'rT'S... They make beautiful and lasting ift for any lime ol the year. We have TERRARIUMS for - - 71 Ph. 32267 I -Wi 'uca AOo anci Oviedo Tractor Co. - Sanford, Fla. I E QUIPMENT i./ Beai Ajecq LOW RATES NURSING ISave L LOL - Connie Kenneth FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE'RE OPEN ALL DAY MON. -- MON. EVES. TUES9 TILL NOON 7:s., T7.., SAT. ?.i:IJ Drive Out £ W1Accessories And ALE_RETAIL Boutqu. 919 E. 2nd St. Tuesday, August 13, 1974-5B Evening Herald 700W. HWY. 434 LONG WOOD .; - ---:----- Tuesday, August 13, 1974 GV ae -..-,-.•---,- r -; - St ' HERALD BUSINESS REVIEW If you operate a business in Seminole or Volusia counties, you have an important story to tell the more than 100,000 readers of The Herald's Business Review. Put your advertising message in the Herald Business Review and let us feature your business with a picture and a story. It's the smart, thrifty way to reach those who are most likely to need your products or services. For the whoc story Call Susan Panning, Advertising Mobile Service We Come To You 322-2611 or 831-9993 - - ----------------- ---------------- - ------ -- ---------- -- - -- ---- - - . - -- -- - -- hwlI �_____ _____ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______ _______ - ____ ____ .-. SXf9 - - 1_ - a- - -= - ---k- - --- L. I 14 ____ 6Eveninn Hø BEETLEBAILEY - t 'IOU ON'T WeIqr AII AW jI ___ n_ 1 9buce MA_7 Ill VV i DGE BRI I ____ III _____ % _____ J ________ % :i% / ~ X ZA _________________ 'D 04 eN AD CRLIE! JUST [s SIGHT.' ATtL E I DO NOW ? _ ~~,--. -~ ~fl mmm&J=M . .:. r )~ 4h i- , ~ ., , .1, 3~. , - . a, 11" __ J 1062 CXL! HE,1 4974 let_, ' 4"r." -'ivrlh ,,' I;-'& 6t South 16 P 4 P ble Pass Pass Opening lead-K4 0 - J_ I ____ - 7 • _____________ _______ _ _________ IF07 ~ :i,- — 0. - I _________ -- - -, r. ! . :~_ -1.. I ..- by West One of the chapters in the k djseis the general folly of biddin 9 your partner s cards for him. This hand given a a Per - THE BORN OSER M Sonsom - I F_ 13 .-~ 3 N.T. Pass It D Pa Pass /9.13 ? You South, hold: A ' K' 654 +A 0 104,qW, W_ TNJS( BUT B I IE'S A r-UT __ his cards—such as they ar ewill help Y TODAY'S QUE1ON ii •JL had oned ace andi ns tea d of bidding - three one spade he would ha ve beaten notrump your partner btd the hand, but he did open the three ad ovei you r three ______ I . I, I y I ' a "T AFFORD THE I ! I WiT14 COLLEGE SXPSNSES 1 R a __ ' Gar Tmdeau JUST AT AN AWKWARD FOP. FINANCIAL INCOME BRACKET Mr AV r 50 Nla ASSISTANCE.01 1 a .% 8-13 I t FVVZ.< IMM In xw~ / w~_W! /` / 1 AwsaV.. A4JW/ - to / / - Ad& "--I r~11 rol~_ __11_~`*~ 4%_ __ - V* a I = - ~ N_\ ___ I X -IN L chic THIS BOOK SA T 'YS- IF T;;4 '~~ ' I II RST IS ii ) _____ _____ TELL A GYPSY MOTH NY 1 E THE PHANTOM "" ' Young A SANOANA ARMISID H THEIR lLI 51 RE, THEY ARE LISELE66 W1 WE W IN LON ii ____ ____ .57A BUY ME ' 5_ HHt(, , / - IL. - -. - $ 'I _____ _____ ______ ___________ ' __________ - - ______ _______ - - . -- -' ____ - - 1 .. _____ 'S I 4 _________ . I - - - and I BUGS BUNNY L PATRICIA ANN FLYNN, Wife. NOTICIOPSUIT TO: PATRICIA ANN FLYNN, whose last kflO res idence I t0IfSI Y H'mdahl & S P:SCIL'S _____________________ p b Al - -~ A DELAY IN THE IGNNG OFS IN SjO iT-flfl 1. I )) N. / )LI-i i , ~w / 11 I ;L,* I I . ~ TO GOT SUN THE BODY1 0 .1 ~ L I . .rI _0-0 .". __ 0,116. .._. __ I .100 0 $.IS 1.4 :::;:;. ~ ./ .. . .. ., I WINTHROP 0 ... / .1 d.. .".1 - —- —( _______ 0 -0 k ft t ___tl~ . C..: ... ...9%. - - -III Peas I I 17'a r — Wim m •r '' E by Mc I CF7KAT —'I 1, .V p ^'-)"r` -11 / Ci&6 k1Pr ThE '. 1HE GE? ei 61 *... O . •A CN no ~ V. V .0 ... 0 I Y j - ) ~ , 1 . 410 - __ I" /11" ift I I - f 7ARS Arthu r If. B•ckwith, Jr. . ANP As Clerk of the Court By: Lillian T. Jenkins Depy Clerk GERALD S RUTBERG P.O. Box 711 Cassefberry, FIora 32101 JELLIES./ I / ' ' ____ 2 Bero r,ter,et field in conditioner You Complete training. and 1pm. ----- ___ - CAMN EASY b Crooks & ___ ____________________________________________________________________ wncs ° . - 1i ___~ .-,.M%M ~=~~ \1 ,__J111. __ . z __ - 4 Jr-, M-*_ P ~~ - I , 1AXtZCM5 V Y0UR 'Uj0Q(0 FJ 5FOkW f=3, FM TW DC(MAJG PIPAL I OF TME.., - I .C 4--w1i ,. - I I off !IF AI 111i ~~ -- IN 1 1 17 - 'as"I _~, I - L _____ - ii ..." fwm"~xio&AL XU01k #if10:Ix - AUD - GO - SEEK ~~ 0 0 41) I I -7 KW FOK TPZW OF krou K*40 .AM LVUFAMIL(AA " U~;V eXPLAW TIVr FdAAS... 9 I ____ 4IMPNIFTRIZ 1 -. . . _A !-,- - __ __ . - - - - I , . ___~ FRANK AND ERNW I I pj . ; P4 t , SURGEONS, .---4. 1 : -. ----- -* *f tr I I .. . - % - I I 6 -V 6 111114*11111k N9.fA 2% all ft W I-Is ____________ _______________________ b Frank Hill OUR TAKE-OUT SERVICE 1 ' TOWILSo WN IrMd OUT YOU19 AMOIDSO ? I I ~1~ 1% I -1 .- *912 APnFIDIX, . 11, -=--. - 1 *___ - -___ +_ ~ __ ~ = - - f . __ - _ III4 is . "# __ --_ .----~ ----~ . III M - - -I - 16W I It_ La II 0 V 0 " V I ',r " 16L I %-_~ -J I ID , 9 ~1/1 I , " -_ 40JEIP~k __ff__ ___ ___ ~O _ - I It ~' — YOU TO DO I'T AGA IN I - - (oi - 23 0041 or før lease L)uPlOx. convenient to SantoLongwood area. 2 bedroom, air, deposit. love rsrera or $ $3 pus $ flight shift - Lost and LOST: 7 Building for offices or - COmm#fCIaI us*. A grept down. town location. Approximatel 1.4W. Sq. It. floorspace Very roe. "Amuts . rem to substailist party P7_"_F_MWI" condition- May sut#lel %Pact. For - = - , ~.hv June II. Fa OY NITE LOCATION for 1120FIorhUAve. CARPET SALESMAN 3z3_"50 6 ' — - "511. . Motels Hotels _--_ InIat installics needed Good Travel & Recreation - 11 — license required. Experienced — SAN MO PARKS, 1. 2. 3 O#droom Troller% L Apts. 2 Adult park3, 2 Family parks. 33IS Hwy 17.92, Sanford, M IM. Day, Wk,, Mo. Can't work ? 10 57 Your own hours selling AVON will earn money for YOU. 64d*-'_10I9 In0ructions If working AS an IBM Keypunch I Bdrm. Apt. Large Room% A*jltl Only. No Pets Average $40 -an evening clemon. stralln9guarant"4loys and gifts. No cash Investment, No delivery of collecting, Computors do Your Paper work. Call Friendly Home Parties, 323 5456. 211-Situallons Wattled - requirco. Prepare ueIf for the future now In this highly rewar . ding field. Personal Interview required, Call $34-ISIS NOW, — Financial - ponitln I appear In this listing eaCh week for only $3 way to inform, the PUbl C o your club activities, 3231526 After 1. only 197-50, nice clean 1 Wrwm apartment, lights, water fur. Ihad Adults, 322 6 after 1. Father Aid.ard I Lyom 111110 - 32 Houses Rent Unfurnished to train C5 IBM romputar Programmers, and Experienced Bank TIic andx. Penanced Bank Bookkeeper, he JELM Compor Operators. The --------V_ dema nd for qualified program 'ume to Box Furn'thedCrunfujshed nice Evening Herald, P.O, mers a nd openitors is great. We * lbedroom hume Sanford, Fia. will train you for this highly f or re.3n.7$fl, • sklled profeulon and ahiat ycu Milk Maids wanted, men to milk W 3 Bedroom House- partially employment at t Wme Co with milking machines in turoiShed. LakeMonroeara time. High School diploma modern milking parlor, $19 per fcquiicd. Pial lnIerl 322)1Vor3fl$99, night starting. Call for op. requIred. Call 334UU, 1O pointment 332-1117 2Bedroom,fanced yard, frw water. 0 B C.. 1 E. Semoran Blvd., • $163 mo., Security depN, 332 Su ite 311 Altamonte SprIng3. ASSISTANT MANAGER for pizza o or 323 Se restaurant good fut ure dependable person is - ? ftf Bedroom house. stove a nd ' COUNCIL 5337 6usines Meeting 7.30 P M. IsP & 3rd - • Tuoullay BINGO EVERY — : - handle busy fa&t.100d Sery IC a. No experience necessary, Alto Paritime help needed . days. Contact Mr. Robertson. Crusty's Looking for a ft, FOR SALE: Peanut, Candy. Gum Furnished 2 bodronrn . "St. jot= Ir _I wiAdInij busineis in Sanford. River. SM Inc. Plus SIW security. R"utres 51,238 cash 111. few hours Also 2 bedroom house on Ups&la weekly. TEXAS KANDY KOM MEETINGS I P.M.-2W and 4th Thursday Czch xl"th. _-____ -BINGO E ver y Mon & Tues -_ =_ - _ - f;7.. , - o Tex. i NYremoded car in Merchandise Unfurnished fl - pet, drapes, and air. Fenced every Un ay, Sund ay. .. .. and utIlIty roam 32224$ ______________________ ur,furnished duplex apart ments. one 1 beoom; one 2 bedroom Kitchens equipped air conditioned. Exclus ive Sanfor d residential area Mature adults only No pels 332 1795 era H ld nu . - nis:ed2 Deluxe U'. Sep1emb — . 17-92 1 Mile South of Sanford — Houses Rent Furnished 3bedrooms. II,1 bathu. wall to wall carpet, central host L air, $250 W mO. lit 116 last. 323-44W Business Opportunities Magazine? It' .. - -_ ~ — .------------- 33 How about ,__~ ~ ,-_ -- POST 53 Ca1l322-420 APPIY Lakeview Nursing Center, 24 - AMERICAN room block house. 919 E. 2nd St. Magazine? 7:30 P.M. - "14. Pizza, 3320410. good Thursday refrigerator. Central host and 8;r, shady corner lot. $173 Month..123. partments Rent 4—rage Rummage ats & Marine know that club or organIzation can - 3161 for further information and submitting of applicatIon, PROGRAMMERS Did YOU your . Furnished Apaflrnen rent. Private E ranc e struction and maintenance of 11witri and Supervisory ex. PeflenCt- Starting salary S141.1110 Per week. ierested personnel contact the City Hall or Call 332. MEN -_ 114 W. Ist St. and practices of civil engineering Suite 314, Altamonte Springs. I AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PFTS 116 W, 2nd St. As applied to dovelopmey1f, con. Tues. BingoEvery Wed. & Sat. Early Birds 7: 15 p.m. WFLAKA APARTMENTS icats for the posit ion o,ic Superintendent. Qualifications Include experience in principi O.B.C.. 701 East Semoran Blvd., 2 Business 7:30 IsP, M-94$0 Operalar sounds interesting t7 you. and you are available to start Immediately, we can have you working and training a, the same time. There Is no age limit and . high school diploma is no, SEWER SUPERINTENDENT'-The 1111--Help Wanted WHwy 172 SouIhof Sanford - - SPark v*,332.2$4 . —. IBM KEYPUNCH TRAINEES Eniploymant 2Businu 5-Loans - Spec. Rain For Senior C Park Avenue Mobil@ ParK ')nlv need apply. Apply 1041 MIIIjW Drive, Altamonte Springs. off Charlotte St. SLK - -Warehouse. 13--Travil AWcf*s 14-CA M ping-Resorts 15--Action Sports - Chapter l- 7 Bedroom, Adults Only . , e-Ployment for ambitious men. Herb Behrens. - Clency apL Carpeted, with . - ill-Instrucilons ready mi truck or - ETERANS - - PEAS - you pick, S300 a bushel. Glack,eyes. On Oregon Ave. v: mile north of A6 and west of 1 4. 10-Do It Yourself e AMERICAN - . Miracle Concrete 9 9-GOOd Things to Eat DISABLED Apartments Rent Furnished - __ 111-Eating Places NOTICE 2nd floor rear. 3 room apt, 1ttandIast month required 332 7700 Saleslady per cent comm. bonuses. Imm. opening. Call or ly ~n porsion between 9 & 13 31 373 9144, Truck Driver babfligjn myhom Sd3sa we enc ye etc. Near Altamonte mail. IOW sq If. availawl, 634 ". deposit. 13471w or 322 2139. _______________________ Sanfor d Child Care op- tometrist, I Bedroom, Air condition, kitchen tQUIPPed. carpet. water furnithed. 1111 Month plus US security 1 l9 5.Magnol:aAve cored ep has carpeted And :ci, ir : office for rent In Sanford. 1125 rrtMy iflcludng utilities. ideal for one man rep office ac counter". etc. 323.6M. floor 2 droom EXPERIENCED Found M:nv: rers Kitchen equipped, air. Call owner, C-OtOrh* 005) Selling Apply in Pen to leM&lt bo,xer puppy, "Ile feet marklnos. N.^&r Silver Lake. $23 Reward. 322 561 1. - __________________________ 7ni ANFoRo - - - 5 Announcements County, notified and required to fii any Florida, tna$ theSeminole polling aces of clatmi :/ \\ ~11 - 34 Mobile Homes Rent IBedroom. Furnished $140 Per Mnth 322 9142 ::.,;: - FLEET RESERVE ASSN. Private 0 . Ma Matture adult U s. A C ,' eater and lights. $130 pen monrn, _____ 322 ___________________ t1 e5 t -, .; - Mgr. Art Picanso ii4ji Matthew -_ Business RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES t ."i \/ -. M. i Equipment _____________________ SCam nqEquIpment month * Unfurnished S11-Bicycles mo 39--MUSIC41 Merchandise 110--Offict Equipment - And Supplies * W/W Shag Carpet ers have a way to keep new members of 61-Building Materials 62-Lawn and Garden 4Machinery and Tools i The plan called *Recreational Building 64--HOM" 6YA-Fted 41Wand fo Buy youth 69StSITIPS - Coins 7Swap and Trade 71 A t'aues Want A and sell the still useful 72-Audion piem to another rK,w mother when Tr;nsportatlon 20"I Concord 36 in, con vtnlM to everything. From 1140. After 6 call 3n.7M. - . -. . a , ~_ -- , -.S:~Ik-rjp w~vr ~~ -,V-1:j ~_z C _~, - Or I 11 11 ~< ._A7VrNr :7 — 9. Resort Property -_ For Rent . _. - - __ _ I 14 i. - - - - - -....... . ! B,ngo Every run. Night Early 131 rd of ?~ 10 R egular 3: Cc Free Cord With This Ad. Meeting% lit & 3rd Z~--_ - _0 - ~_ -M Thursday GULF COAST - ANNA I P.M. IA ISLAND Large, well furnished 1 bedroom SPI. Color T,V,, t;3at Cock. If your club or organ zatioll would like to be inciudert in this hStirig r.all: Waterivay, Swim at Marie,*@ Be3ch. S" weirkly. &"0-2 LAKE MARY T shoo carpet. 116S MO,. 121h month "utchown ocean front apArtmerils, 3J9 S Allontic, Daytom Beach free. glady Brown Really, 312-5131 or 3n,464. &31-9m t__ .- For Rent =,Wn enclosed patio. Close - . 1. . ........- ~~~ __:I~ " _A!~ . - - 1k. - . - VFW 10,050 con 201S. one or 2 Itedroon townhouse apa rtmen ts Central heat and air . -2611 or C> #Iir OAe Acre In Sorrento set up for mobile home. good water. SYS. if]e. SANFORD, FLA. ________ ___________________ they no longer need ~.hem. And dialing — - FROMSIIS 11110W.AIRPORT BLVD. and other ' ~ * 1-2 Bedroom needs through the A 4 2 - Adults only, Reasonatilip. 323 6611. * lieated Pool have their .first child they pxchaw cribs, car beds, carriages, 67-Liviii,stock and Poultry Club Hour3 p.m. OatVclosWed) Bingo Thursday 3000 SEMINOLE. No ptit NOAICoho washer-Disposal * Clothes Washer-Dryer Adsand it works fike this: When they 7 or 2 Beoroorn mobile home - the family frorn 64-Equiprilftnt for Rent 6S-Pets tnd Supplies . Its ch Enjoy beautIful Wekiva River by rvntlng a mobile hum, at cp 57-Sports Equipment e INSOMNIA. !~ . - z I ,_4j 9: I V I ASK ABOUT V ~. I - '~ j-: ~- I by Sob Theyes - Frank £ Ernest - __________ Only 123 SU4, Diamond, Debary, County You and each of you are hereby — AduIt 0 Ugusl I. 321,0"I after ------------~ GLOBAL CARPETS A . this notice, Eirnor ach Presbyterian Church IN TME CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PRECINCT If -Casselberry Fire noust be In wrItIrV and filed in duplicate a nd state the place of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Station resenceandpostofficear,0f ss CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PRECINCT 22 Sanf or d Civic theclaimant and must be sworn to COUNTY, FLORIDA. Center PRECINCT 24 - Sanford CIVIC by t. ciatman,, his aged or atforney. or the some %hall be void. In rei the Marriage of Adventist Church, Moss Road Dite,U at Orlandc, Florida, this ELLEN KODRE, PRECINCT 2S - Allamont 261h day of June, 1974. Petitioner, Springs Ct.mmunity Building end PRECINCT 3Y - Sanford Civic As executor of said estate ASHLEY KOBRE, Cenier S E L Williamson, Jr. Rmpondent PRECINCT 39 - Portable. Of MAGUIRE. VOORHIS Sanford TO: ASHLEY KOBRE rRECINCT 34 - Valley Forge & WELLS, P.A. 7 Chestnut Street Apartments, Rt-reallonal Room P.O. box 633 Islip, Now York 11151 PRECINCT 37 - Sanore Club Orlando Florida ARE NOTIFIED tnat an House, Sanford Aftorneysfor thExutOr Publish: Aug. 13, 20. 1974 divorce judgment a Florida Howell nranch Road ludgment of clis%olvtiori of marriage PRECINCT 42 - Semi no!e High and other relief has been filed Sch" NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS against you and you are required to PRECINCT 44 - Rocreallonal NAME STATUTE to serve a copy of your written Room. San Jose Aparlments dtftnw%, it spy, to It an WILFRED PRECINCT 41 - Summit Apart-. Notice Is hereby given that Me H CONRAD Petitioner's attorney, mints undersigned, pursuant to the whose addrns Is 100 North Highway pReCINCT 41 -Longwood Com. ., Fictitious Name Statut*,,, C*wpler 11? t2, CaUtIbeirry, Florida 37?0?. on mvnlly Building US.39, Florida Statute, *111 register or fore September, 17. 1971, and IT FURTHER RESOLVED Wlth the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court in file th eoniginal with the c l r k this thatBE notice of the aloptign of this and for Seminole County, Florida , court either before service on ResolullON together with a Clear Petitioner's attorney or Immediately description of the change of the Publication of this notice, th tic thereafter; otherwise a default will polling Place be published In two (2) 0 be *nlcftd against you for the relief issues of a new%PaPOr of general % CONSTRUCTION" un(*r which It Is .Irculol;on published In evvSageo in Wsinen at Suite 34, SW WITNESS my hand and Wal Of County. 15.isf Highway 4U. Callsiborry, e this Court On AVgUSI "ll, 1114 UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTEC this Circuit Court Seal) ATTEST Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr butinest enterpirlto art &I folio*%: As Clerk of the Court Artj~vr 14, Beckwith. jr., by: CeCtILI V. Ekern Clek to the Board W 90'! - ,o," (uve, air 14 INDUSTRIAL PAR K - — 8s3 you today. Excen"t sqcallon of 1.4 Duplex 2 bedroom, adults only, 1150 Both resider.lial and commercial Sanford Al-Anon Family Grovo box $33, Sanford, Fla. - CIrcuit Court of the Eighteenth 1971 as If lows For Sa Jud icial Circu.t rninoIa Courty PRECINCT 1 - Church of God. Florida Probate Division, in the Sanford, Florida SI—Household Goods Courthou se at Sanford. Florida, Attorney for Petitioner PRECINCT 10 Lake Mary Pub within four calendar mon ths from 52 Aug 13 30 21, Sept 3 1911 Elementary School Auditorium PIia the time of the flat publication of DEE $0 St Andre SW Radio Stvo - - does Minimum 3 - and demands wh ich you, Or Election Precincts are temporarily changed for the FIRST PRIMA RY either of you may have against said es tate In theoffice of the Clerk of the ELECTION called for _________ 96 96t 50,000 Sq. It. warthotae, ready for Furnished or unfurnished. 6W swimming pool, 4no S. Orlando Full or part time. We will train qualified verion Apply Club LCOHOL A PROBLEM OUR FAMILY? I thru 5 times ...... 40C a line AL-ANON 6 thru 25 times ..... 30C a ling For (am Illes or friends of problem 26 times .......... %. 23C a line C:rInkers. For further Information Call 4n.t587 (S2.00MMMUM CHARGE) or write 7.Toshtpfl5th,Ran30 East Rentals all of which ere cated in ange County: and South of Tax Acr..ge 2-Rooms for Re nt Parcel 30. mor e UlIy described 3 -Apamn Riot the East '. of th SW of the SE 14 Uurnish.d lees that parcel beginning 30.3$ feet We%fofthe5Eco,rofthppth ' 31-Apam.nRent nnIng West 150 feet, South 332.07 Furnished feet, East 150 feel, North 332 07 feet RESOLUTION 32Hots Rent Unlurnis,d to the point of beginning and the ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER roatSedion3$,Tosh.p1SoV th 3Houses Rent Furn,s VIHLEN SECONDED BY COM. Range 30 East, located in Seminole MISSIONER WLL:A?,% 34Mi HOm RCnI THE County, FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS PERSONS INTERESTED MA Y 3ob1 Home Luts ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE For Rent MEETING OF TIME AND PLACE ABOVE OF 34- Resort Ppe Commissioners of - I v, 2 becroorn duplex apartments. scunds Interesting to you. and s urgent, we will give NOW; NOW THEREFORE BE IT SAID ESTATE: RESOLVEOby the Boardof (Seal) • AMS , P rtenders ndnd for -_ .. - . - COUi 1974 OF ' I I rANO IS / Hours N. Huntingdon. Pa.. IM4 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA (3041) Present addrm unknown. For Rent YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ON THE illh DAY OF JULY, A.D., Bowd of County 1174. 37-Businiliss Property Commissioners that an act:cwo for t4issoluilon of WHEREAS, Florid& Law requires For Rent marrlagehasb4en filed against y ou , of Seminole County. Florida •, adopt ion of a Resolution when By: Art hur H. Beckwith, Jr. "you are required to ter, .* a copy 33-Wanted 0 any Change Is made In the locations Clerk of your written defenses, It any, I of polling Place% de'l9nated for any By: Mario W. Walker the Petition on GERALD S. RUT- election precinct, and Deputy clerk BERG, Attorney at Law, X5 S. Hwy. WHEREAS, Florida L", further Publish: Aug. 13. 197., Rea I Estate 11?12, P.O. box 755, Casselbefry. proscribes that the local;m change DEE-82 — Florida, 32707, and file the original in any polling place con only be — 40-CaidornInlums with the Clerk of the Circuit Court at made when the Board of County the Seminole Coualy Courthouw, oommissloners determine that the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 41-Housa for Sale Sonferd. Florida, on or before 1131h worrimmallons for the holding of ulvn 1 NINTH JUDICIAL CIR_ September, 1974, otherwise a 42 -Mobill MOM*$ any election are Inadequate at the CUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Judgment may be entered against perrrariml Polling Place, and 43-Lots and Acr"ge !_, you for the relief demanded In the .I WHEREAS, the Coard of County PROBATE DIVISION 1p Petition, 44--Farms and Grayes Case NO. Pa 14-223-CP Cc-,r , .!-.!.^r.rr%of Ssm:nolt county, THIS NOTICE %hall be published Estate of I Florida, has determined that ill@ FREDERICK W. TRAROLD, I _-. 1 once each week for four accommodations po lling n OfPrin SOCUIlve week& In the EvMIng places In Deceased. ct% are Herald, Sanford, Florida 4lncome And NOTICE TO CR EDITORS Inadequate In Compliance with TO ALL PERSONS HAVING WITNESS my hand and " oves men rope at Of Florida Low CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST said Court on this h day of Sep UP! __________ T 1~ P (Iii : W ______ ""r . #is j j rmE suN! 'EM OUT! 0 THAT FOR / N_ Ak - N" I \, ~ ,%LA BIT SKIMPY it &I — A 1_0~ -S 9F ~. 1 6.r%. a A Department Sewtfsgt Systems In Seminole Portion North of or touching T County. Parcel 7,"rofully dqwl,-,4d as to .2"nsurance AreasoftheCountycerned ar, East ½ of the NE ¼ of the NW ¼ of 27 all areas certified to Southern Gulf NE Investmnt Opport unities ', North of the highway, Sectign In Plat Book S, Page 14, Public Utilities, Inc. THE CIRCUIT OURy, By: 5: John A. KImbug IIOHTIENTH JUDICIAL dR. Chairman CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Attnt: CON, PLORIDA. S: A rthur H. Bectwlth, Jr., CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.1312 Click in re: the Marriage Publlth: Aug. 13, ml MICHAEL WILLIAM FLYfIN, DEE $1 Husband '. ______ ••• 7 Records of Orange County; and that _____ - rk.i -I - BunessPpe,y For Rent 1)1 - -__ — = V acalioyme you need III Help Wanted r a happy time with a -Clasiiilitd An --- Can Help CaI 1 423 45V Write P. O. B 1713 Santora, Florida Ad Publish: July fl, 30, Aug. I. 13, i7i Southern Gulf That POrt1OnD CITRUS AVENUE UtiiitIes.lnc.wlthS,ctig4i),6 tying North of Lots 1 through 4 In 7.01, 7.04, 7. through clusive, Block 1, Suburban Homer .17; 7.11 through 7.70 Subdivision, st Addition, as platted AM 9.01 of Apartments Rent ps PerhaAohokAnonY mous Attorney for Executrix Publish: Aug, 13,20. lfll IN ______ FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM -in martiorlam noncompliance of fl1lL Provide Yoli with full of part time employment. Both morning and evening Personal Intmiew required. Call 114 1549 Now. O,GC., 10, East Blvd. Suite 314, Altamonte Springi ~ Holline". Adults or Tp"-, Ask for Want Ads Rulej wW Regulations Gov er ning the Public Wat er and - , I _____ I _ -- __ U TROUBLED? Call Toll ree, 644 2027 for "We Care,,- 32$ No. Magnolia Avenue Orlando. Florida 3MI ____________________ DEE 7C ____ ______ Sanford, Florida, in the above IIAVING ' ______ - PERSONS As Executrix of said es tate. Philip A. Tharp Bradford, Oswald, rr LLW)M MMM, 831 ."93 4 I-Card of Thanks John E. Polk, CIAIMS and demand% which you, or DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING Sheriff either of you, may have against said OF RIGHT-OF-WAY. Semi,,oI. County, Fida "tote In the office of the C lerk of the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Circuit Court Of the Eighteenth Publish; Aug, 13- 20- 77. SePt. 3, 1074 YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE Judicial Circuit, Semi note County, DEE-111111 NOTICE that the Board of County Florida, Probate Division, In the COmmissiOntrs Of Seminole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY Ccurthcus* Of Sanford, Florida, Florida, at I o'clock p.m. on the 3rd UTILITIES BOARD within four calendar months from da y Of September. 1974. In the Notice of Public Mooring 0 the time of ,he first publication of COuMtY Commissioners, Meeting this notice. Each claim or dtmarla The Board of County Com. Room at the County Courthouse in mistioners of Seminole County Sanford, Florida, will must be In writing and filed hold a Public in titling as the Semirvoill, County Hearing to Consider and cleformin of Iltilill" Board will hold a public reildirm and post office oddrns whether or not the County 4vI1*1 the claimant and mutt be Sworn to hearing In the County Commission V&ca,*, abandon, discontinue, c by the claimant, his agent or &I. Chambers of the Seminole County renounce and disclal any rightne, of Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on the County and th m fOrnty, of the same %hall be void. a public In and to Sitplember 3, 1974 at 7:00 OS!"t At Orlando. Florida. Ih;s Tutscay, P.M. or , of-way running as soon thereafter as the following right 21th day of July, 1974. thmugh the described property, to. PoitIble to consider compliance or Wit: Sallie Spencer (~Delt ______ I - . 1k- and sy ______ ______ ) ~ - '~ '_~~ THIS 15 50 DIMINO. OER MOTh? I _______ f - BLONDIE /"~ a - ~~JU~7%. /NAMN SIR. LIP11111 - 11_~ ~ ---%--,-,, --, 'j ....1%. ---%. - 1~q 05 7WRO - -- T beoom, 1 beth, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, central heal and air Fully equipped with dish wather, Call Mrs Rutherfond3fl. ti iii*y EXECUTIVE *.. SECRETARIAL If _____________ -. AWN41 V MAM! / 5~" AS ,-" /r /4 - It I I I I I 641AW! m iC W~~ 1-1~ I ALL OME many act% of kindness shown them during his 'Ilf%e'z And Passing. 5ri:IAf th.ent,1.3 ?o Dr. P. ea,-..-act, o the entire staff of no. 2 West Of Seminole Mworial Hospital, and' Also a special thanks to Rev. O.w. Personals 30 n_urni___ The Brown Family - ', MArW AM I 0 oce TOCEDITORS ________________________ Instructions Witliams and his cogregtion, Signed, Ce m e teries Pe rsonats 4l d sale ils being t ade to That SAID ESTATE: S—Lost and Found satisfy the You and eath of you are hereby Execution. terms of said Writ of NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR 6-Child Cars notified and required 10 file any THE VACATING ABANDONING, i i 0 Dccead, I ____ I P k Odando sell to the highest bidder, for cash, ExMlion. Lubitcl 10 any and bit *Ai%t;ng Wni, ~0'iri E Polk, at the Front (West) Door of the Sheriff Seminole County Courthouse in Seminole County, Florida Estilto of HARVEY R. SPE4CER, TO ~ tl I J%41" DES '. 11 DOONESBURY BUT, WE' RE TW TO QUALIFY OWELL OFF' OF COLLECE.- I il IV 1 0 I I 1_7 Pay. ______ _________________ t, THANK YOU CARD Th famIly of the late Mr. Shedrick IU Brown wish to thank their ny . friends and nvighbo for their 322-2611 w' t the Seminole County Sheriff's Front (West) Door of the Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COUR? OF THE Department, County Courthouse In Sanford, EIOHTENTH JUDICIAL dR. and the undersigned as Sneriff of Florida, the above described PIt• CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Seminole County . Florida. will at FLORIDA nal property. il- DO AM on the 4th day of Sep PROBATE DIVISION That said sale is being made to t eber,' A.D.1971,oflerforsaIeand satisfy the terms of said Writ of CASE NO. '- 1 ____________________________ I DIDN'T KNOW Seminole and any and all other goods taken and the FIOM the location of the defendant,s Seminole County, Florida, will at Lousiness Stamp% Office Supply. y3o I 1: 00 A.M. or, the 14th day of August, E. 436, Altamonte Springs. Florida. A.D. 1974, offer for sale and %#it to Inventory and further inforrrallon the highest bidder, for cash, subject available from the Civil Division of to any and all existing leins, at the DED 110 - I ________________ CAMPUS MAW .1i i I : Cost,They - - 7hans DIAL fixtures, inventory, ttock.in.trad,, Florida. including riparian rights. Clerk a# the Circuit Court fly: El,min* RiCharde Y Clerk Publish: July n, 30, Aug. 6, 13. 1914 I & I ______ 0`1 I I 4 II\ - ' I I 8I Answer Tomorirow __________________ IMTUmR Particularly described as follow$: Plat Book 1. PAM' 37. of the Public All the furniture, furnishings, Record% of Seminole County, (CIRCUIT COURT SEA L) * I ted Evensdal, Lake Mary. :orida, in Seminole County Florida more according to at thereof recorded Ifl WITNESS my hand and the %Val Of lilts Court this I11h day of July, 1914 - ( HE HAG AVWY THiC " rARPOT ENr. king of clubs. South ruffed, led a heart& What do you do now-f ~qr Petition ' I y WA Publish: July 30, Aug. 6. 1 j, 20, which 610firsald Writ of Execution Was delivered to me as Sheriff of 1914 Seminole County. Florida, and I DEp Ip NOTICE OF SHERIFF$ SALE ove levied uwn the following YOU ARE NOTIf-IEDthat a Pet. Jescribed property owned by NOT ICE I S HER E BY GIVEN "' iln for Of William A. Fabry and Lucille Oiuolution of marr!age by vir:ue of that certain Writ Of Fabry, his wife, said proptfly being are required has been filed against you and yOU Execution iSsued out of and under locatedinSemini)I.cOUnty Florida in ser ve a LOPY of your _... the - seat of tile Cou, more parIIcv!.%r)-j ~e,qrlbed Is tan, you have, on Petltionrs At upon a n fOWSdI al ment rendered' i the ~ lorneY HARVEY M. ALPER. of the fi An Id hall interest in LAW OFFICES OF ALPER AND June. -- WACK, whose address is 616 East A,D. 1974, In that cerialn case and to Lot 1. and part of Lot 7 as: Begin at the South. j Semoran Boulevard. Suite 204, entitled. Elbe Products plill ififilf, . described w,If Corner of said Lot 1. run thence Altamonte Springs, Florida, on or vs, Charles Stamps d,b-a Stamp% 4 degrees 21' 13" to the I#4f from the 1101 before August 2olh, 1974, and file the Office Supply, Defendaol, which West I Ine of so ld Lot I ". I S feet to a orgii ther eof with the Clerk of aforesaid Writ of Execution wips Point; thence run S degrees NY 113- to lo inc as Sheriff of the right from the prolongation this Court either bore rvce Seminole County, Flor, and I the Past course 277.1 feet too point on medialel hav levied Upon :rl pr , ::lr bed I default will be entered against yo eWe ti alo ot 6 Id'L: ' Point of beginning, Block 12, for the relict demanded in the Supply. said iuvily o,nu r NVX *9AL RN FFM while he probably has little or cent hand. but your partner has nothing in the way of strength, heard your bids and the cam - , IN ft U I III 011 "WHY can't I buy some cookies? Don't tell me you blew your whole toll on NUTRITION?" 0 I - 14 Eait South Pass 26 North example of when t(, bld for your .. .4 i AdsDon't Tuesday, August13,1974-7B ______ l Kli il T ' 411111111111111, bidd his been, Classi"fied Last Known Address 123 Tollgate Trail Longwood, Florida 127SO I III - _______ I. ' ' - • - —. ' I I'JIFft : I , -1 Pass - - U __ EveningHerald CTITIOUSNAME i NOTICE OF SHERIFF's NI am CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE engaged 3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in business at RI I. Box 2 COUNTY, FLORIDA, 0, by virtue of that certain Writ O Maitland, Seminole C0Uy, FIori CIVIL ACTION NO. 74•tIS;.B ECCUtIO I$ OUt of and under Under the IlcIitlou name r JAYCO the SIGNS and t:I • the Circuit Court IJAMES A. FENSKE, Husband, regis:er nole sold name with the Cl#rk of the finalig 'r: ' Petitioner, Circuit Court, Semlnol, ount. °h: âdd , d1 BONNIE E. ENSE, Wife, Horiaa ovisio In &ccdance with the ovember, AD. 1972, in that certain RespOndent of the Fiditious Name case entitled, William J. Fatry. N EOF ACTION Statutes, To Wit: 'O' Plaintiff, -vs. William A. Fabry and Florida Statutes )9 Section . Lucille Fabry, hIs wife, Denda, S: Jack A. Y Oder & ______________________________ ______ . ___________ Legal Notice pIN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL I- — .. 9) Oncedummyhadbeenableto 4- ? 0 ____ 4. - ,_:~__*f_~ 'I ~ I -, 0 r 1~ 0 Ej, Y __ ~ 'L AND .~ J~ ,.__ ,GOLF CLUB. ME A i_l * rr 41 O Legal Notice ________ ruff that low diamond, South had a sure thing play itaring him right in the face. All he had to do was to ruff a second club in h hand, rtilf his king of diamonds with dummy's bst trump, Show Ow opponents his hnndandcin hlscontrect. He would have six tricks in .,lid four sure trump tricks to conic. VAJ94 I A K~'54 #Q983 SOUTH (D) 4K Q J 8753 VQ3 by Dave Grout - EAST TK6 /I .. ALLEY OOP WEST _____ .. "44 -K ~~ _t___L - i 1 + 05 - ________ I b,cond diamond back to his ace, t ruffed his and py a imp. Wt ok his ace and led his ln.t Wa, . Ea 4 the Conact ad flD awa. -_ ______ ___________ __________________________________ ____ _____ 108752 I -. T. 13 - . II - ____ JACOBY ____ __________ - Xamims - JAM I I 7V I N% OSWAU and I S __ _____ - ji I - _11 I by Dick Turner CARNIVAL - Mo _7 ___ L ________ __________________________________________________________________________ . - -- THE _- HERALD - your ad takes so _ UP - - 1111111 Attorney for Petitioner 100 Moritt H Ighway I? ?? Casselt-erry, Florida 17701 !- _rj, 1I .__ - ~ ug ___________ ________ I _ __ ____ ~ I - __ M - __ --- = r .I 11111---~ __ ____ __ __ - _____ __ I — _____ - ____ ___ _______ I III II ___ — ________ I ~I ----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ III-- - I _____ - _____ z —. WE= - Z__ . iiiiiiiiiiii-_ --mm Seminole County. Florida By: Marl& W. Walker Deputy Clcrk Pufflish Aug 13, 70, )9?4 DEC55 1~~~ ~ M! I By- E, Bing Hacker I Putllsh; Avg. 13, ^.n. 21. Serj 3, 1914 DEE$7 Singlo Story studio. 1. 2, and ] bedroom apartment%. Pool. mother' s firne! 79-Trucks and Traillers 40--Autos for Sale -_ - . - - ~__ i_-_ -_-#_~F~-!~-- - -.-------------- - . - _,_1 __ — ____ 91" I _______ A - -.. - ... _________ -4 — 0 ~ ~ ~ r-r -_ "I N5 ~ - ~~_ 1= ~_~-______ CLASSIFIED For Rent I commerz4f unstj In-1342 V kitchir,o equipped. ctntral heat and air taft . . 10 . __ __ __ 711--ftl1orcycles . ___ ___ ___________ M~~ 322 7610 -. --. __ y .mzvm~; __~ 1.~-,. . - __ - --- .. I - ___- - MMM" ___ . - ___ M~_.X_~:- _____ . .- .-.v ..__-. �- -- - 1• _ jiLIPt& 8B-Evening Herald ' Tuesday, August 13, 1974 L b....L m ii 'Iuu -- e Tor Sale l t a .11 hi Houses forSag( Want Housesfor Sate -- ea Es a e vi iage R rlG Tno Let ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 12 7,500 TRADITIONAL CONTRA CTORS Three bedrooms. 1 bath good CO. Lake Mary, 121.750. 3 3ORM, neighborhood. ood Large lot. kll ap new homes. 1200 dn. Fa rmer' pliances. Carpet lhr r Clciant 1619 t '4 1 A 1.TOR Peflwerieniis fl 47 - Do Your Ads Mobile Homes - 51 3 be*oom mobile home with air conditioner and 750 gallon'septic tank. 323 014. For Selling H.. .1sehold Goods Equipment for 64 Rent You.322=2 '611 72 Auction __________________________ Motorcycles 78 Ref, lgeratpe, I9 cu. ft., likenew, ice. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 330 Honda, $700 maker, double door, $193. Dun. Shamonoer f or only $1 nor dv / wath.r, GE portle, __________________________________ __ 1973 3 bedroom Barrington, reduced CARROLL'S FURNITURE 1 73 -61$). 011. PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY condltoner, almost new, 27,0(. $1. ' Hartman Realty, In Li t t l e 1 Want bedroom, I", , baths, no big big, ily,ng, UTU with heat pump. $200. Room MONDAY NIGHT. A.,tiques, lvi, If .r au ?h Suite 7Q) The Greater Ma 1 results Just try one, 322 2611 or GREGORY MOBILE HOMES $4900 down. $156 mo, 7 Pei Ad MisceIln,s, New and used air conditioner, $40; 130 8543 ir Hera NEW CYCLE SHOP cent 500 French A ve, ld C.lt REALTORS CaiteIb4rry$ Acre Realty, REALToR, 3 O3OrIandoOr _______________________ 323 177 261 1 or $31 9993 and a friendly f'Jrniture and appliances. Plus 13 77SO Can', put the car in the gara ge. Sell .'a Visor will help YOU special sales (watch ads). I201AIPPORT BLVD. KULP REALTY no longer needed items with a 65 Pets and Supplies IO7WIstSt 74% NEW Parts and Accessories. Service on 'Auctloneerfng Service' classified ad in 43 Lots and Acreage the Sanford EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD all makes. Open 7-7. 7 dayS a week, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, contra' heat Herald. D1a1373751,or,31.m)t0 ADC Charming 3 bedrooms. 2 baths on COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE 327-9813. OICc yours. CUI miniatures. Red and air, FHA or VA. Comes1$ Cut detat, overlooking golf US. HIGHWAY 41 A - NW of Sanford, also black and tan. Ma'es. 163. Buy, sell, consign, eppraie or course, Family room ens into -Newly reuphol5tr hid. t. acr. Have a trallcr and H5vefl .rding Kiontit, 15')t )O screened pool. wall it, wall PINECREST special sales out of a'iything of Priced to sell. Waynea Quality 1)1.730 3225752. value. 1200 French Ave. Autos for Sale carpet with slate in fuyer, Modern INC REALTORS Furniture, 1700 French Ave. LAKE MAC ROAD - Near St. Johnt Looking for ac'eanhome See Ihhs) eat-in kitchen equipped with sci' 323 7310 7310 S an t a. d, Fla. Doberman puppIes, 4 months Ears Marina, high, dry, and wooded __________________ 621 I_1 - bedrooms, large living ronri1 and cleaning oven, dishwCShCr, )P700aIaxle 500. 4 door herdtop. air, ------------fled A 1. $15,000 cropped, Top quality. $130. 371. :arpeting Stove and refrige "posal 'and sifl by -.de LAKE MARY. -$1395. Call Whitey Ecksten, 371 13)). retor CASSELBERRY --. Zoned C I Nee r cute too. $71,900 ,t, 3 Camper-Travel lr.gerr freezer, t35.0 165) Dealer ** hrie track 192' * 400. 1)0,0)0 %beorooms, 2 baths, large ci Trailers GERMAN SHEPHERD GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW kitchen, central heat & air. near S Acres on paved toad With or 1964 Ford Van . runs good. Needs ange OWNER ANXIOUS...) bedr 13$ EACH I, Junior COlIe, school, and at some body work. 1400. 11? N. bath, kitchen equipped ores trees. A Buy of A Lifetime-. 1$' Travel , Central 3231111. in sewing cabinet, repossessed Sunlànd Dr. REALTORS 196 W. Lake Mary Blvd. I.carpe . Trailer,,like new. $1,150, 322,1470 Singer's best model, winds bobbin NICE Poocnestor Sale ill 61153 or 645.233) ° privacy fenced, Ocala: Beautiful Cfluntry livit 9. 1 / In machine, Fully automatic. Pay Fleetwing Id', self contained, like Available August 10 Bcdroonu, 2 bath home on I'.;@ WETAKETRAE5 balance of $71 or 10 payments of lMMACULATE_7p, 1 b&h Ct ? Bedrooms th ti.oq room. d fling new. $1500. 322 19)2 , 323 239ortl1 3597 of land, Outside cumplete, If 'side 14 family room. br rcom.InJrecnedporct 516 ç tti'ry ittf Orlando. Caseiberry: For Sale, 100 x 100' 08ftiCally fènthed $$,00o c c'v. n Che n, S 18, 500 1973 VW Camper, bright urangc, air, mobile home lots. Good location. take over Payments 01 liii Singer - _____ '"--automatic- full camper equipTerry Realty, REALTOR, 671 ______________________________ Mo. UI ?%u& 8621519 Horses mint, pop top, like brand new 0711 (With Good Cred i t) $3295. Call Whitey Drop in bobbin, zig-za,, and 3 needle WhIley Eckstein, )2 bedroom, 1 bath. din, SW d4 siti on 1631 Dealer , Like new condition, solid $155 me,,, 9 t ACRE REAL yr. old, good natured mare with ?6065.HwyI7 -97 Buys Any. Car Rare po for UI, balance $45 cam or tack, new REALTOR. 323.7750 REALTOR $300. Bus. 1122-217), Ret. 373 3?) S Ti CALL SOUTHERN RV SERVICES S phyment3 of $10 New w.rranty 3610'65 thru '7 MoclrI &" Puiwnu i, FOR ALL YOUR RV NEEDS'' 17.PlMaillanu 645.1115 Deltona * * * * ui * Stempersezi Call Credit Dept. SANFORD Rt.aItyl?7 I)Q * In the City 67A Feed SEWING CENTER 2610 Hiawatha Ave. at I? 92 307 A East 7 PCt.,nterestpate For complete motor home sales and ii7 MG Midget. race', or,snge, blue "lifltffie SANFORD AREA friendly lt St.. Sanford 327-9i11. Eves 869 interior, black top, radials, ready Total Price $iu)op 16 Angus type cows, GOOD CREDIT IS ALL Y service stop by: and beautiful?" 1116. to ride, 26 MPG, $1975. OeBar,, NEED, NO MONEY DOWN. ? 12 calves, GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD C°W I Deltona: Attention young famil es $400 down, 5 years on the balance, 6416431 3 andI bedrooq homes, l' t 7 371-7111. Neat 2 bedroom home, small Dinettes SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 121.95 to 161.95, Twin beds retirees. No cash down I baths priced from $n,sso to .ar lI ed fanlly room, bo trees in 7311 W. 1st St. $39.95 each, complete. End tables monthly payment. 3 Bedro.omi '7) Ford Galaxie 500 IM on largo woodipa JIM DANDY FEEDS yard $19,500, lot. se er 3231711 12.95 to 114.95 . baths. Call Builder 30583111 Bunk beds ____________________ . 169.95 BUY Fully rowefed. $10Q0. PHONE 322-5905 pays all closIng cost. VA, FP A DIRECT FROM BOXCAR OM AREA'S FINEST NEIGH complet e, Baby beds - $19.93, __ '-. 373 5355 after Ip m. E. 46.323 4733 Motor Home LonntIOI loans, Buildi r BORH000 ThIs 3 bedroom. 1½ ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS NE 56 Refrigeratr, Stoves, Chair;, (alt Don Pope 411 Deitona, 901-789-77,0 Orlanc bath older home on 360 acres of Living room suites, Chests, 46 1969 Renault. i Door, excellent Income And 123 13)6 372-1651 land with gorgeous treti, 'ii the Dressers, Pltures, Mirrors, Wanted to Buy __________________________ VA $21,850 -------. _______ condition, Air, new inspton Investment Property City, can be yours for oty m.OG) Lamps, Dishes $750 or best offer. 3flS7, s, Why JOHN'S REALP pay rent? You can own a down, Owner will hold )t mormiscellaneous item;. and Openmany daily 9Stuoentwouldlike es 'v't0 76 Auto Repairs tgage. S 50,000. Call Margaret bedroom home with a large fenc learn rIp.ir. Will Pick U p. 32)473.5, 6, Sundays 1994 OldiCullàss S. new wide ovals, BROKERS Scott. REALTOR ASSOC . Evening SANFORD BUSINESS Parts. Accessories yard. No down payment requir lid $995. Call Whitey Eckslein, fl "he DAVE'S TImeT,,t,d Firm USED FURNITURE021S. 3727S4111. on VA. Principal, and 9 per cc nt 1651 Dealu SOOS.SANFORDAVE. Days: 3224171 interest is $173.13 per month. Net i t, Locat ed INTERESTED IP4ACREAGE? CASH)flhIfl In the growing area of 3239370 , NigM:54 clean, and quiet neighborhoo d. REEL'SeODYsHOp J and '4 acres nrThwest of Sanford. 373-748 37173 52 For used furniture, appliances. Sa nford Avenue, almost 7 ac res Pontiac, '7), GRAND AM, top --------------_. One 1)09 Sanford Av enue year PALACE GUAR ools , Only 115000 flCIut1 "iøijse tnd ISANFORD PAOLA. 6acrej. acre D etc Buy I or 1001 items condition-4 door, automatic, next door to Convenience store at Stied Or warranty on air Condition r. 52 Larry's P,Sart, 215 Sanford Ave. extras, white with stripes, tS, "'"" Appliances Wylly Avenue. Goad location for __________________________ orange grove. 3 BR.? Bi, I and ,. acres near Lake Harney Cin. H • electrical and plumbing. Ca 11 miles, Best offer near $3,650. 671furniture or appliance business,' I 77 Junk Cars Removed A. OWNER, 323 o. OR1EUTAL RUGS WANTED George Willis. Ass oc., 1305500, Includes 7 bedroom home. $18,000, 17 after 6. offices or warehouse. Drive by and Ranges, Hotpoint and Tappan, TOP prices paid, used, any Condition Terms. Call REALTOR A s soc. Vic call Lillian Campbell, Auc,, 830 JOHNNY WALKER Priced right. Financing available 8176. Winter Park. Abandoned, unwanted Junk cars I haves ear for your flied), Gitthler, Evening 322 737I, use, .ina 5500. Alter hours, 6.47-6774 GENERAL CONTRACTOR hauled away. Your coal, $10. with no down payment, Dick'i -_,_ leased. Ask for Ron. Art Grindle 'GOTTAGOI REAL ESTATE. INC. Appliances 337-7651. Orlando. 2936191anytime. 830.5500 About S miles east of post office and WW Ranch. 373 1050. 327 6 &S7-3737))) -322.7i24 69 Ic Stamps-Coins Realtors In the wioe open spaces, a 3 Longwo id RE WASHER, parts. _____________________ 1973 Vega Station Wagon, air, bedroom, 2 bath Colonial brick service, used machines. Motorcycles 830 5',00 Speed, 323 0713 Cailbart Real Estate home. Only 2 years old. We Buy and Sell Gold aidsilver CORBETT REAL ESTATE MOONEY APPLIANCES 373-c R ecreation room tould be a fourth Longeood Coins, Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE 0'c1' lnsuranc REALTOR 71 Hour Service 1 970 Dat,un 3)or bedroom. Open space for a gar, 664-1791 COIN CENTER, 109W 1st St 373 BLAIR AGENCY Call DeBary 7499 l Speed. runs perfec, den, chickens or horses. You 50 4352, 373-3166 TV. Radio.Stereo Miscellappous 1895,3715026 $hOuk let this today IA good deal *SanfoTd Auction * - Quiet - EVEREST READ Y 80 - . * * 7 Singer - CORREST GREENE INC. J - - RETIREMENT HO ME - - Mustang City - 1973 - ZigZag 50 Down -- 66 4 * HALL REALTY ; Payton Opportunity - - - I - - )L. • - - 68 -. LOCATION ---. - ' -- -- I t - - Roberts & Gilman ) - Roberts & Gilman Y8 - •• - 1)00 E. 25th St. 6655 Stemper Realty Central FtoriWi MOSS, E MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR "'4991 1,195 French BROKER C. - BATE MAN 322 7643 Evt.322.rV4 322-19 -----371.754 Commercial Properti es l. Stenstrom Homes, Lots and Rea ~ Acreage 53 - For Sale TAFFER REALTY t 135.000. Call Mildred Stemper at 371-1991 or Evening 322 1,59. Stop Urn!" PRAIRIE LAKE Two bedroom, 2 bath home Will central air. eat.i.'i kitchen, hohb'1 room off carport. and family roorr with view of lake. $26,500. "We Don 't Stop Till Complete video replay . worth $3,000, will take $1800. Answering Phone avaIlabI. 67111:57. - " Recliner. $15; Ping pang table, $15; and Dog Houses. 2003 Adams Ave., Sanford. - - Above ground swimming pool, 31'x 4' with sun deck. All avminum, complete, Conn trumpet, 1150, 323 0260 after i P.M. 34 I Refrigerator, 19 CV. ft. with i(efflkf; Early American dining room suite. TV and stereo; washer. and dryer. 37313)9. We Succeeij" _, . Garage.Rummage S ales A,g, 14& IS. Umbrella clothesline, girls' clothing, Misc. Wilson Dr.. 'a mile east of Orange Blvd. Sanford. Elmer Bakalla, Inc. CARPORT SALE: 2549 Palmetto JOHN KRIOER, ASSOC.CITY-SPLIT 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath Two wheel trailer. Corner table 8, Aye, 10 AM Ave. A.M. to dark, Wed, only. t wo end tables, matching; Two In perfect condition. Has central Handmade necklaces, Elec. W. Garnett White climate control, fireplace and Ret Itor Fern Part fishing motor, Ceramics, etc. 32.3. flight ttands;4 Tab. ampj; Sofa; . ,., •3-7U7 pre0r dozens of other •xtrn. 128.95G. 323 2924, after noon. , ".Comrnel-cIal 6102 SaN a . ??Ø . A COnditioning __ t Al FURNISHED Longwood, 3 '1_ #kAiT...AND PLEA .MAWr AnThy ti, s. Att' huvri 3'2-24. Bedrooms. 1½ baths. 1i,000. SS 1941 Ilvvy 17 97 Open Sat, Boa's & Ctstti Heat 6 Air Conilifloning ________________ Cdcrr, 3 bedtoo,,,, I beih. Jim Equipment 831 2920 -For free 45t,mates, call Carl large fenced lot. $11,500. 322 9591, REALTOR ALA CLEANS ALL 322-21)5 Hàrris. at SEARS in Sanford describe thIs 3 boom with Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, ELEPHANT EAR PLAPJTS Id' Alice Hr*.-322 7g4 - $1 Pressure Cleaning, Floo r Waving Seabr,ez, '73 Model, Brand new Counter tops, Sinks Installation 1771 shallow well, lovely draperi, U. Bring 2 to 5 gal. cuntOiner, P '71 Crysier motor, 73 HP. Has Only 373 0465 322 - 3991rnd32oe.4 available Bud Cabeil 322 aOSi carpeting and newly painted, J. Carroll. iii Angeles Rd., $12,500 JO hours In the water. Tilt trailer, Excellent c0nditioq, 124.200. For Going fishing? Gei all the equipment Delary. g Excellent condition. Must sell, details call REALTOR.Au,o,iate you need for tho se big ones with a Fight inflation with this2 bedroom,) SANFORD Take ever paym ADDITIONS 8, REMODELING en ts, 3fl.5)$) * bath concrete block home in nice Pose Southward. After hours 337. W41nl ad. CARPET. TILE, VINYL. Sales and 322-7045. 2lO3PirkDr 6101. expert installation. 20 yrs. exp. CALL BILL Sanford reaidentisi area. Low Orl. 1475.3374 Da,5337-7213 Lowett pri(fl in town. Call 67$. down payment for qua lifjed buyer. SUNLAND - COMPARE, All w, Lake Mary3fl 081 Thompion's Roofing ROBSON MARINE 1i21. -JOHNNY WALKER REAL ask 't that you compare This 2?V H. fl bedroom, 2 b.ipi for ii,gg with All work guaranteed ESTATE, INC. Days: 3374457, 322-5961 If you are having dif ficult finding 114 Honeywell Electronic Air Filter Eves. 3717111 or 3227621. a oihr homes In thIs area. in We It 337-1251 After 11a.m. FuIIIICCGE Appliances IIL Place tO live. car to drive. a job, like new. Reasona ble, 322-1180 _•,, call REALYOR.Astoci.t. Al Sanford ectric Company some service you have need i after S. Antar. After hours 322.6821 Woodmere, 2877 Grove Or. 3 7522 Park Drive, 322. 1317 __________ read all our wait ads everyday Bicycles Bedroomi, 2 bo'hs, carpet, AC. VA FREIGHT SALVAGE CITY - LOVELY. COMPLETELY nothing down. $11,500, 323-78)9 or BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR BUDDY'S FURNISI4ED 2 BEDROOM older 425 0311. RYDER RENTS TRUCKS Bikes, Bikes, BIkes ouse appliances air (Ond 1OMC lMPROVEMENT freezers oJse for only 116.000. One of our EConolInevarsto Diesel Tractors Smal, Jobs Wanted a new refrg step ladders wire etc. All sizes and mode' 10 Speeds, best buys. Call REALTOR. Maronds Home in lday 1 year, 323 5)10 GCmly's E. Al. Sanford 323.4733TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 7121334,"LakeMary" ..... Pd5 and stanoard bikes now "Get 'Em John Moro and let him 0011011118 is now Wiflih llormeriy Harriett's f)eauty Nook) available at Fires tone St or Cr thIs tome and show it to e. Call the react. of he young WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ¶19E, Pima. 322 3743. 327-0741. * you. After hours 3230213. BUy Reduce your electric bill with working people of flit _SELL.. TRADE * They're Hot P' Complete ceIling 8. wall insuIatlon 311, 31SE-FIrstSt. area; as well 1$ the PINECREST_ALL RIGHT YOU "'I nd" S.rve a useful 322-5622 FreeCstimales Ofd• urpose TENNIS BUFFS, IT'S YOUR N again when you Sell them Aslton Insulation, Musical on a flied Upset With ew hcuses Ina rural area Plo down (101) ,p, nlo. income. wilt, a classified ad from the See ADVANTAGE I Owner says tell us Payment-monthly payments less Skyrocketing Beautiful Steinway upright pia no , reqardln, WILL DO FENCE JOBS Herald Call us ty! Don't Ihlsflice3bedroom,3hnex,,o Your than rent. Government subsidized Caenf ry, Remodeling. Add4?i, Expififl(ed & Reasonable tiuqebtlit, to purchase a Beautiful tone. $400 ert with f ennij courts. Park delsYl Just dial Electric Bills? 322-74I or 1,21. to QUallf!ed buyers. Call to i _________________________ new 3bedr.ornie.,n,,,, Custom Work. Licinsed, Bonded. 12" 3731611. 9997 To place your low cost want f' detail; ca;; Turbine Vent Cooler, provides a YOU QualIlyf I Free estimate, 371-6031, ad I nQ Cash down and REALTOR.ASi,t,, John Moro. ConStant f of air tu attic au reduced .?ter hours. 3734213. monthly tomatically. Oper ates Ofi wind M. UNSWORTH REALTY pDymessvnd,, he ov er only . By reducing attic 803W. lit St. Farmers "Onto Ad. LOCH ARBOR_THIS heat, you can Save up to 7.S pct. on 32) 6061, 323 0517,322 9270 minis tration As,ta1 LAKEFRONT 2 bao,cm, 2 bath air COnl$tining coat and an Plan. is nestled in the tall pinej at a Service of $7. HUFFM.AN REALTY or more per Burglar Alarms large, eul areas Al Poll, Jenny Clark. Micic. montn on electric bills, $31 00 tor New, For Homes & Buss inesies nQ s'pt4c 'anti, fill dirt, most desired resimnual area. II in IS" cr in one. 2 for $71 00 or 3 for 199 00 Free EstImates, 373 6263 arlvew,,ys All kinds of digging. $49,000. Call REALTOR.ju,cuciate Installed, Fcr one story shingle -. 3279142o.' 373-3993 14'tlfully wooded dead end Street. Julian Stwtstrom for complete O roof. QaiIty installation Information, After houi 3722110. Bedrooms, 2 baths, double guaranteed, 'port, central heat and air, In the gc,cJ cue summertime Calf 322.2420 Anytime - irs a c orpet, and drapes. Like new. Lot 1974 -T (It eat ti"ie to Sell smething with a Only 6,600 actual 1' x iSV. Lake Mary. 137,900, 371. miles, I • ownet', like new. F.P. .......... . 'Slnford's SaIe Leader ,. C41SS'fied Ad Just dial 3n.lolIo, ORLANDO 167. VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Sil 9993 f or a Ouickr,wlts ad or A29- 2162 (Z5)67I.iS Your Multiple Listing Agency Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom LA KE MARY - Lovely, lovely. Carpentry No lob 100 Small 1973 , 3 tiouni,., It, oavn, air, ±c0&uonoeca.323 5477 8,4(jO actual miles, Pain ting real enterfeiner,t home. Inside service record available F.P. .......... lundry. Seller motivated. $27,5ØØ. _______________ AIr - - - Marine Realty Hunt A Directory of Experts Ready ToServeYou! I- - I 1 HomeImprovem.ntg REALTY 'f Pressure CI - Need A New 59 - p C 0 C -v it D __ ISAb FORD - Life time roof. 3 'droom. 7 baths. breakfast ne ok, 7 po'chs, n;ce variety l pj, oeep win *nd Sprinkler Sy Item. LOcafed near :tion rue,,r no . 158,000. -- I RREST GREENE INC. REA LTORS 196 Will, Lake Mery Blvd 373 WS]orEitS 7333 WE TAKE TRADEc I I Cl 1 etO rvf'rYlhing.. Y0t Away From the Crowdl 1 WIN ER SPRINGS OWNER CRYING. - Must HOMES OF DISTINCTON Pav,d Streets . Sewirs Streef Lights S Sidewalks . ldyIIwIIdo Homes By • WE= , cQJsTFLJcTKJb-c.' 211 W. 25th Sanfrtrd,. f, c;i for Appointment 322.3193 - tell 3 bedrooM home. Nice 'Ott Fenc ed yard, utility shed, gar age, carpets, range, ref.itjerator. 124.000 FIIA ir VA leer m. Also other 3 anda bedroom honI ts available, immediate ipancy Ask for Phyllis Cap ),)r,i, REALTOR Aflnciato 1974 Loaded with ' ................ p2895 VOLVO 142 E, 2 dr. sedan, absolute howroorn condition, F.P. ......... . 04975 972 VOLVO 144E, Family sedan, only 5,000 actual miles, like new, F.P. '378i 972 VOLVO WAGON, Garage kept since OW, loaded with extras, F.P.............. '3849 73 VOLVO 144 SERIES, Beautiful biirgandy in color, stereo, F.P. .......... 14395 72 164E 4 door sedan, factory air, auto. mafic, tape deck, F. P. Concrete Conrte & MaSonry r'stmales Floors, patios & drives Stone planters Patch and rep.., work37)8197 CONCRETE WORK WANTED Pallas, Drives, Additions Brick of au fomatic, very low ml Factory F.P............. air, , 12895 Of Used Volvos IN Med. Florida CLIFF JORDAN Painting and Walipapering t small, Quality workmanship . Ph 373 1579 or 373 ' 17 If you are I at a Ii'an subcontractor, Colt etc HAM MER CONSI 143 61W , Usici Farm Equipment will sell fast and easy with. Classified Ad Call 327 7611 or aI cm Wall Pnpering Pest Control Home Improvemint, - AA.A Home Repair Inc. uro PEST CONTROL 7562 Park Drive 322 "As Satisfaction guarant ee. Carpentry _______________________________ Painting, Free Estimates Call JIm Rowe Pest Con trol Marty. 67I.134, ?6i6 ht'0Qoh1 Ave, - Sanford, ),3Q7g GRAFEENGINE pecialjt iii Aluminum Wifld*j, patio doon& shower enclosures. Need to dress up some interior doors? us a bo ut padc'ed Vinyl covering made to suit your decor, ___________ Pet Care - - PET REST INN, Boarding&Gr oorn ng Ph. 371.4037. .0 CS Cu 0 FALL CLEANING pc'Wath&Spra Kleen Room iddilioni, patios, panelIng, Exterige wall', eaves. ptln, w4lks & roofs Pt erfloye', mIldew, fungus, doors & *ifldgwi installed, mud dotber1 wasps & Spicie r painting Interior. exterior. Fr... .. "VITh. 411 0)97 -estimate. 372 9345. 372)283 ' "lm -- '' Professional Wallpap Her On vacation tiii AUgit 26 Free estimates PH 3276473 - S ar,.... 0.1 - - 4, Classified ads serve the byin Selling community rveryday.,,r,1 and Ui* them often. Call 31) 26,1 13, ppp. 4 0to a We Drilling - - ----- 0 3TINE MACHINE & SUPPLY co. , 10?W7ncJ _ 372 6'n ____________________ f Welding GENERAL w. ..'i'J,rsti 'ri. TR AILER REPAIRS i?34) - nu- r CL 0, Co0.. a cL CM M in 1. .Es -- l339oo 0) O) 0 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typ and sizes WCrep.lr.ndW,),,C, _ , 1 MILE EAST - OF17-flON HWY. 436 0 C)E ' ftm C ii I a Aeqz PETU LS DREAM 197i Fla" in) 7 Oorm., tel up ur tjk. rVL Takuup parmentiw Ply f h 330 Ci'o*r t C7 - Pressure Cleaning JOhfl'SFI*lt CaIlAllerIp,m.Mon.Thurj - REAL FOR CllI ___ 42 Mobile Homes CD - Turbine Vents PAUL SLATER - 70 VOLVO WAGON, .c5 c, ABCO VENT CO. • ic V 3t 0 Sub.Controctors 4485 extras, including air, F. L. acoe VOLVO 142 E, b. ..t '5878 1971 VOLVO 1445 SEDAN, vu ___ Carpentry VOLVO WAGON SAlIFORD -Mini grove, corner lot, nt Painted inSid, and out 3 drooms, family room !Aoye rl O hl In. 171.500 r Pin Ic LandC'earIng Burglar Alarms 1EDEI'1'S FIN EST I1]C. 131.4039 C) - - 7 r*1k 1ROflDA H Is.) ri SD - - I Merchandise "C Beavty Ca --_ ________ o - . While .c: O Truck Rentals __________________________ - - CO El 58 ? H Appkr.ca; _________________________ -- - v) Roofing - - -__ • fil . saiaLpmr �'- - ' _______________________________________________________________________________ 813— Evenjng Herald 1 -, - ..- ..- ...-- :.: ............-....................-- . .................................................. Tuesday, Augus Beat The e H 1UP P .±iHOusesforSale41 .II v age Real Estate DEL TON I 30 I ca Hartman equipmentvou loncirr .r' ,eII it 411 With a Aci in The Herald (u r I]) 9993 and a friendly visor will help you Realty, Sulte0) The Greater REALTORS. C515e1bi.,r - . -11 - - BCbutjfI countrV Bedroom, 2 bath home of Ian. OutSide compi5 D4rtIclly finii?ed S* take over Payments d C om COlec) 0 vt o. -, - REALTOR 373 7750 * * * * Deltona StomperSez "l$WtffiCSAPIFORDAREA friendly 104 beaVhfUiP. GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD INest 7 bedroom home, small panelled fanliy room, big trees yard. $19,$00. AREA'S FINEST NEIGH. BORH000 This 3 bedroom, 1I I.' 07 . Pct. Interest R5 GOOD 72. CREDIT t Al o tiE ED. NO MONEY DC) 3 and I bedroom home; ' t 535.100 on large wooded! pays all cioslnQ cost. '5 " I conventional loans. c PON — M __ -•. • I . "A '. Days 3224173 Nighti: 37t543i _. Central Florida's I -., In perfect Candflkjn. ."4. clls',t, control. firepl Hunt Realty After 14r% 32 399I and ifli SANFORD REALTY 6401. to . .. . . I Need ward. Attar hot co working People 01 the I - ad 3 2 ...2 P'NECREST—ALL RIGHT T ENNIS BUFFS. IT'S ADVANTAGEI owner Ihi$ nice 3bedroorn,7 bath 1 City Part with lennis j 921,5N. For details area. as well at the older ret ire" onefixed Income. .. u respirdine woo f Oblibilillf to purchase a new 3 btdrOOM hern* for no cash down and r:du:,d (0 1* - - hovk for only $1o,o On best buys Call REA Associate John Mqro and dcscrie this ho,, and shf you. After hours 323 021.1. FsnancIMq a flCW Maronda Horn, lfl DeUo Is now Within the 'tacit of the 0 ' CITY '- LOVELY. COMPLI FURNISHED 7 BEDROOM ouse 0:1 2 - , -, Antar. After hours 3224*2, LII H 9ew -. v •- 0 sa _-1l&d:.•.- Ls,Ac.:;.Jo.sr% t3D LOCH ARBOR_r LAKEFRONT, Is nestled In the fall CIA" large, beautiful lot In this nos4 desired reidei,tiaI $49,000. Cal; REALTOR .As$ 111 FIROflDA 1 O 5 - L - . M Julian Stenstrom for cot information Afte hours 32 H omLSJ inc. — cr — Call 322.2420 Anytii 831.4039 or 6282162 -. -•. SUNLAND - COMPARE I ask is that you compare bedroOm.7both for $19.41 other homes In tils area. T cal, REALTOR.ASSOCII — Plan. &bid C. VA ,, SUNLAND-5ptp That's describe ?tItS 2 bedroot hallo , well, lovely drl carpeting and newly p Excellent condition. 124,3 3fl71l the I. dozens of other extras. Call REAL7OR.A;icI Antar After hours Sirifor,fl, d3 Farmer Hem, Ad mir.stra?,on 5'stan-e -. ' W Realty 4 CITY—SPLIT 3 BEDROOM 11181`111111 0111111, Un der :— Z Stens ra W. Garnett White VSrlier, 107 W. Commercial H 11117 — JOHN KNIDER, ASSOC. —3 I,,., 59 MOSS SE C. BATE 19)95. French BROKE_ 3271496 373.754 Commercial Properties Homes, Lots and Acreage J im _.—; 32". 66SS Stemper Realty REALTOR .•. :-- BROKERS The Time Tested Fit SANO FRD PAOLA 6atrj Or 1 and '., acres near Lake HarneyoearlOe grove. 3 BR, 2 8a A. Includes 7 bedroom home. $14.000. —OWNER. 373 p Terms. Call REALTOR Assoc. Vic JOHNNY WALKE5 Gichler. Ev.'nng 322 7374, GENERAL CONTRA C GOTTA GOt" REAL ESTATE, IP4 About S mliii east of post offIC# and 3224457 —3227111 —32 In the w;de open spaces, a 3 bedroom, 7 bath Colonial tr:ck Calibart Real Est home. Only 7 years old. R ecreation room Could be a fourth 24 Hour Service beriroom Open space for a gar. Callin den, chickens or horses. You -. I Should See this today !A good deal TAFFER REAL at $33,000. Call Mildred Stemper at 1 too E. ZSin 5 f. 1491 or Evenlnç 337.1959. MULTIPLE 337 4991 Eve. 222 ?374 .. ", 0 baths priced from $$ Deltona, 901 719271p. bath older home On 340 acres of 30S 423 13U land with gorgeous treel, in the city. can be yours for only $10,000s• JOHN'S R Es clown. Owner will hokl 1st moe Igage. 150.000. Can Margaret REALTOF An. Evening 3127511. INTERESTED IN ACREAGE? 3 and acres nortbwjl at Sanford. Only 15.00 includes house ano Vt -Jr :- i bedroom, I bath, den, $155 mc., 9 Pct. ACRE - - o. 134 790d,*63.lSi, REALTOR Vt -- .• kitchen, central heat IMMACLJLATE__7bedroom. Ibath, lamIf1 Mom, bright ctr-e kit. then. $18,500 26065 HWY. 17 97 ca J b: '1 iof Junior College, School, 373.111*. bath. kitthen equipped, central heat, carpet. Privacy fenced, HALL REALTY Rig - rourse. Family room opens ip L Wit INC" REALTO ' carpet with state in foyer. Modern eat-in kitchen equipped with self 671 0*0* cleaning oven, dishwasher. disposal *01113 side by Side LAKE MARY. cute & refrigrpr freezer. S35,000 bedrooms, 7 baths, la, OWNER ANXIOUS-1bedroom, I', çt Jr 6 41o. 0 to I EVEREST REI 0 CTJ KULP R2ALTI 407W tItSt. 322223$ — EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD Charming 3 bedroom,.. 3 baths on quiet MI 00 sac, Over looking golf - 21 CO) Three bedrooms, i 1131 >% col) IM gp 0 S ne1ghbchood. Large h pllances. Carpet th Cleent 11 -. Hotises for ALTAMONTE SPRINGS AL10Rflp*. d. I -.-• - ........................ Sanford's 5aIes Ltobjers jt:;::ttu1'uh1:: IImI CL CL In '-- - ' W ' II2 ii__IL_I ___ -- --- _----- .— - E ' nae 2 101 Ck cfr)Ih.rg Yet Away From the Cro -jr HOMES OF DISTINCTION s Wooded Lots I !J I 'ccDNs-rFL,c-ncx-IC. 5 '41) W. 2511h Sanherd, Fla. I_Call forAppolntmcrl?322.3103 C I. S1ref Lights • Sidewalks IdyflwHdo Homes By S 5 EL _ 4 1., Pit.3fl'i5Q Dealer fr?4 rr ICOD '' o -. ii Chc 't i1 f _•_ 'f apvlf.jjQ j �t.'' rierala Ga— Evening Beat 41 Fuesday, August U. 107A Sate 41 1n SPR INGS ck '* sale . neighborhood. La!; I pilancet. Carpet H ciean, WtLTOROpenee.kends OELTONA(3otiI), wnempfnQeQuipmCn , y ou r lonqer use' t 411 i.i'h l Hadman Realty, Sc'i SuIt203 The Great, (tJ Ao in The Herald Call I Of p.ii we) and a frIendly REALTORS, CaIeIb, d visor will t'ip YOU XULP REALT' 407W. 1sf St 372 2335 EXCLuIyE NEIGHBORHOOD Charming 3 bedrooms. 2 baths on Quiet cut de sac, overlooking gou W 7 aam.e1r.. \22 t I iC1)J! • ui- opens into O)Iwill owall EVEREST RD carpet with % late in I"er, Modern INC., REALTC ith — eet.lri kitchen eQuipped w ylf on osoa cleaning oven, dishwah,,, dispos al and Side by Side LAKE MARY. cute t5.00) bedrooms, 2 baths. let kitchen, central heat 8 OWNER AP4XIOfJS....) Junior College. School, I bath, kit-hen equipped, central 323-1111, heal carpet Privacy fenced. 173100 Ocal Setjt 1W cotitr Bedroom. 2 bath home 0 IMMACLJLATE...7J,.00m lba'h, of land. Outside compifamily room, brht cheevy kit Particelly finished. U, then, iii, "00 take over psymerds Mo. 1342100, 1621319 hAil flrAIl-i., REALTY ___ 11/iLL rCt -- .- j 0 4~0 - v — I' S o — -- --. -• ' ' -~q ' . I . I - t. ' ILJ C _ - .- fl jfl -- _,-1 Cl) Ulu . L - - 4- _______ r -- - 2 bedroom 1 bath den SliS 760IS HWY. 17 REALTOR CREDIT CA 0 ojsesii AO Village Real Estate - F amily room -- :.. The Hea iouses(or 15' • -''.:._-'_ 7 3735774 1110 0 0 * *** S temper Sez Deltona 7k4 CREDIT PcI lnterestHl "lSfl'lthISANFORD AREA trifldly GOOD IS At arid b.autifulr' NEED. NO MONEY 00' GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD 3 and I bedroom homes, lit baths priced from $1 Panelled fa'nlIy room, big trees lr 121.100 on large wooded Yard. 9.$00' AREA' S FINEST pays all ck,ing cost. V loans. Octona. 901.719.27.0 i )01I7) 1331 NEIGH conventional bedroom, BORHO)D This 3 it, bath older home on 3.6 acres of land with gorgeous trees, In the City. can be yours for only 1l0 down. Owner will bold lit mor. tqag.'. $50,000. Call Margaret Scott, REALTOR ASSOC. Eveninp 322714. - si JOHN'S o'i . I D3ys:33261Z, 0 -0'D' c 00 U) CD 0 -4 Terms. CaII REALTOR A,,VC JCHNNY WALKE$ GENERAL CONTRAc REAL ESTATE. IN) 32241.37-3327111 -321 Glschkr. Evening 372.7371, "GOTTAGQI•' - I CalIt,arf Real Est 24 Hour ¶rvICC Call 332 7a lt - should See thlstoday!Agd,aI at 135.000. Call Mildred Ste mpir at 322 4991 or Evening 372-1159. TAFFER REAL 1100 L. 211h St. Stemper Realty - Central Floridal MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR MOSSIE 32) 4111 It I? S. French BROKER 3221496 U) _• The Tlm,Tcjttd Fl.1 . Eve 322.737 . — 0 0 BROKERS INTERESTEDINACREAGE home. Only 7 years di. Recreation room Could bi a fourth bedroori. Open space for a gar den, chickens or horses, You 3 RE) .1 and 14 atres northwest of Sanford. P4ight3)$.4 Only 115.000 Includes house and S.ANOR PAOLA 6acr eA shed. Or orange grove. 3 BR. 7 Be 1 arid 4 acres near Lake Harney A. OWNER 37) 0157 Includes 2 bedroom home. 111.000 About S miles east cf post off Ice and In the wide open spaces, a 3 bedroom, 7 bath Colonial brick itv r, C. BATE 0 3 3fl7S1Q Cr _. rj Commercial Properties Homes, Lots and I Im toArc Stenstro Acrea9e —. W P 71 V : JOHN K RIDER ASIOC, CITY-SPLIT 1 8E0R00M In Perfect ct ccnditk,n. Has climate control, f!replac W. Garnett White Broker. 107 W. Commercial Serif Oro. 322.7"1 — o ' bztn Of . HRA ? l *f*xtl.aLt Antar to see. After hours X Jim Hunt Realty REALTOR 322-2116 After Hrs-3fl.c2k 322- 11"1 and 332064 3 describe flits bedroore shallow well, lovely dr4 carpetln2 and newly pi Excellent Condition. $24.20 details call REALTOR-A $11 Rose Southward. After hod SANFORD REALTY 760) Park f)r. flv%1fl7i '5 Lou r QD ccrl it ask is that you comçare berøom. 2 bath for $1v4 amer homes In this area. To call REALTOR.ASICCI.? Anfar. After hours 3324121, ---- Need A M ivOW CITY '"se' 3 Fi nancing a N tIY zr ,, --" - I, i - • 0 - 10 0-0 0 — . LOVELY, COMPLE hot for orily $16,000. One L,e-t buys. Call REAL Associate John M41`0o and I d*scrlbe this home arid shoi now Marande- Mome- In Dillona 1 W within the reach of the vowi, working People o the area, 1$ well as ma older relirres onaiIs* Income, VI regarding 10mr. ehgsbshty to e-vrc1t . a 11 3b4dro.m home for no: down and c 1.7 Cr CD CD . yo,. Ater hours 323071?. PINECREST-ALL RIGHT TENNIS AUFFS ITS 'I ADVANTAGEI Owner layl 3 CL ,.,, 0-0 (D this nice 3bedroom,7 bath nl CityPart with t ennis CC $21,500. For details CIO a REALTOR.Assocjat,. John After hours, 323-0213. payments under the Farmers Home Ad. ministration Assistance LOCH ARBOR - If In1ROflDA HornE S inc, 4 $A,, Call REALTOR-AØ a Stenitrom for cons LU Cr informeEon After hours 332. CD Call 322.2420 Anytlrr 831-4039 or 2L2I2 M w 5 nestled in the t all pines large, be.at,tIful let in this a most desired residential sf' Sales LCJd.t i3VrMultiPItLitingAg.j R O E ALTORS SPark —. - - - _Jo < CD -. IT &7 I ca 4 - - •96 E L E aç i,I - r ff . .. 4 CluSe to Everything.. Yet Away From the Crows I - at . ',') IL JIM -- - - IN ------1 -- - I. ' $1 'I 0 J_ I' •IIut.:._1 I 1 • 4 I .4. 0. • C • I _ _ ' .liI 10 I ,: ' . _ I • ' . • - - .- -t."" ' .. - . u-c'-• . -- _2 - - . - -. - --.---- - -, .- --,-,--.-.--. .- -- ---------- . . --' -- _____ I 1 - '4 --- -- "-- . - . ................. . 4. .-... - ••.. - -- z. - f.______________ ________________________________________ �• - _______________ -. '4 • - 813—Evening Herald L — -- .--- •.•-••--• - •- -.- .-•-- ----.• --- Tuesday, Augus t Beat The' Heo 43 Houses for Sate 41 - ALTAMONTE SPRIP4 Village Real Estate Three bedrooms. neighbor h ood. Larg Carpel cltit ' EA LTOROn*eek(.n DEL TONA (3051668 alit .,-I J House s fo 'Ornt' camInq PQI, _ nm.. ttn.c no 1Cqer use' se ll it all with a Suite20311heGrca (l.ISSfed Ad in (he Herald Call REALTORS, Casselb 137 2611 or $31 9993 and a friendly t ,itt yicr wi ll ti(p you KULP REAL 407 W.lstl EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD Charm ing 3 bedroons, baths on 4ulOt CUI-de Sac, overlooking golf course. Family room IS, xTO3crp,nedpool Wall to wall carpet with slate in foyer. Modern eat-In kitchen equipped with self Cleaning OV)fl, dishwasher, disposal BnJ It.110 refrlgera?or.freerer $53000. 322.7333 :!: I IMMACULATE_7bm iJ I bath, family rooni. bright ch&cy kit Chem, $t5C• Lai- 671 0S ' o' OWNER ANXIOUS) bedroom bath, kitchen tuippecJ, centra', heat. carpet, prvr 123.3. 10I EVEREST R INC., REAL1 LA.( MARY CUte bedrooms, 2 baths. i I 1:- kitchen, central he Junior College, schoo 32311$, scala: Beautiful count Bedroom, 3 bath h Of lend. Outside corn Partically finished. lake over payment, 4,774 S temper Sez I • 1J - - r'. 0 5 1 $155 pci. ACR? REAL rop, 26065. HWY. I, _ .Lrt. D C I2 bedroom, _tp REALTOR . . _ Mo. 1342904, 163$3)p HALLREALTY CD _______ L s~J7M Z r i Deltona for 74 PcI, Interest "Isn't the SAhFORD AREA friendly GOOD CRFflIT 15 and beautiful?" NEED. NO MONEY C GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD 3 and I bedroom horn Neat 7 bedroom home, small baths priced from Panelled fa'mily room, big rets 533.100 on large woodo yard. $19,500. pays all com ing cost. AREA'S FINEST NEIGH conventional loans. BOR HOOD . This 3 bedroom, I' (>ltona 901-7U.7210 bath older home on 160 acres of 305 4?3 133 land with gorgeous trees, in th e City. can be yours for Only $10000 down. Owner will hold let mor tgage. 00.000. Call Margaret BROKERS Scott, REALTOR Anoc. Evening The Time Tested 322 7341. Nights: Dab's: 3fl-41 INTERESTED IN ACREAGE! 3775121 3and ' acres northwest of Santcd Only $15.000 ncttnRs h x:se and SANFORD PAOLA 6acri Shed. Or borange grove. 3 BR, 2 I and acres near Lake 1-larney A OWNER. 5 73 o) sxludes 7 bedroom home. 111.000 Terms, Call REALTOR Assoc. Vic I JOHNNY WALK 01$-chit,, Evening 1227374. GENERAL CONTRA "GOT'TA GOt" REAL ESTATE. I Abtjt 3 miles east at post OffiCe and 322 6W-3227111 -1 in the wide open spa ces. a 3 bedrocrn, 3 bath Colonial brick home, Only 7 years old. Recreation room Could be a fourth 21 Hour Service bedroom, Open sace for a gar. Call 322 , den, chickens or hori.es. You — shOuld s thislodayl A good deal Of $33.000. Call Mildred Stemoer at 1100 E. 25th or Evening 3211959. 322 663,3 _ _ _ * • - et iWL 00 a — I I ST. JOHN'S R Calibart Real Es TAF F ER REAL s,.l Stemper Realty Central FIorlcjv MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3224991 19195. French Eve 322.73y 323106 322-754 MOSSIE C. BAT BROKER Commercial Properties Homes, Lots Stensta and • Realty 4 Acreage JOHN ICRIDER. A&$QZ CITY-SPLIT 3 BEDROOs In perfect condition. Ha climate control, flrepl dozens of other extras. Call REALTCR.A$%OC • Antr to see. After hovrii W. Garnett White 4 • B?O&Pr, lO7 WCommeI.CIII Sanford, 321 7111 ________________________ J im Hunt Realty REALTOR 327711$ After Hrs -3fl.p 222 3991 and 322 064 * SANFORD REALTY ?603PiikDr. Davs3fl-7717 SUILAND-S KARPI That describe this 3 bedro shallow well, lovely dl Carpeting and newly I Excellent Condition. $21. details call REALTOR-A Row Souftaro After Pi 4'1. SUNI,AND COMPAREI ask 'is that you compart bedroom. 2 both for i,i in this area. call REALTOR.As$oc, Antar. After hours 322-611 g J2 zj I -- -. - Need ANew House? Financ,rg a Maropda Home in DiItoij is ,,o within the reach 0 the wa,k,n0 people area; as well as the elder retire"a filed S., US regard lag veer hgtbsIiPy tO purOi a new 3 bedroom home for I cash down and reduced m*nfhlt payment, under the Farm e rs llomc Ad frinist.-Allon Assistance m R(Jfl DA HOMES Inc. e31-4o39 or V OLVO jJ CITY LOVELY, COMPL ruRp.,sHEo 7 BEDROO hous, for only $16,000 On. best buyS. Call REA ASWISle John Mero and describe this horn. and $h Anr boy's 3234213. PINECREST-ALL RIGHT TENNIS BUFFS, IT'S ADVANTAGEI Owner e th is bath' City Part with tennis $2$S0u. For details, REALTOR.Auoclafe, .bol'sr After hours, 3734213. 10 C H AP80R LAKEFRONT, 2 bedroom, Is nettled In the tall pin SMge -, t.eaitIfut in this rt desired resIdentIal $49,000, Call REALTOR.A Julian Stenstrom for co informal Ian. After hours 32 Call 322.2420 Ar.yth Sales Leader YDI.r Multiple LJ.,IA94 N - .8 G L9 • -' 90 - —s0.7 -•• • •• '-3 4 4 A .,I CI) - • ¼ ,* ' .- ---'--'- -, - r,, ii --- '•' . ff '.,st - - ______ 0 '' -- o - - I- - .- l. • t- - .. " .D __________ - : - ., 1.•-—**.- L • - () e--,:,3 > Ciuse to Everything.,yet Away From the Crow -o - 944jitttedi' 1 HOMES OF DISTINCTION *Large Wod,dLots Pmd Street Ørs .- - Strest Lights • Sidewalks Idyllwilde Homes 8y ij - * .--- rc c-: - _. r' '- ,-' * �-- '-- '':: - -- -c------ - -: '- - - I 8 B-- Evening Herald Fuesday, Aug ,,-.f I Beat The Heil 41 HOUSeS for Sale .fl Village Real Estate open w"kencis DEL TONA (305)666 4131 Se' Hartman Real "nuer J1C S('I 1 .,I( — (louses f Three bedrooms, relohborhood. Larg pUanc. Carpct Clenl 4 It AL I OR J S a • \-.,_- Suit203 The Gr. AL TORS, CaseljW "f., 1272611 Or 631 Ic9) and a friendly Ad visor *ill help you jW KUIP REA,) EXCLUSIVE NE;GHBORHOOD 322-7335 Charming 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on overlooking golf cOvrs. Fa';i tOCT O4fli into IS' 30' screen" pool Wal' to wall INC., REALI carpet with Slat in foyer. Modern eat-in kitchen equipped withSLIt I 62$ OS cIeanng oven, dishwasher. diSpI'and Side by Side LAKE MARY, cute refrigerator freerer. $55,003. bedrm, 7 baths. kitchen, central hea OWNER ANXIOUS-3 j' Junior College, Kho( bath,kltthen equipped, central 323-1111. carpet, privacy fenced, *23.500. Ocala: Beautiful coun Bedroom, 7 bath honi IMMACULATE—? bedroom. I bath, of land Outside cort family room. t)r lgtlt cry It Dartically finished. then. S I jtM take Over payment, MO 814fl04, W-35l EVEREST R HALLREALTY 76C5SHwy 1192 REALTOR j 9 ii; . L ---.,'- Realty Atir Mrs.-373 9754 fl2-3991 and rn 064 I A New 'I Ho,'se Finance.9 a Maronda Home In D,ltona is 150W Withiet rsath of the worhln people ii well as aloof refirees on a fix* Income. S., us rega-, ng y.r eligibility to purchase a now 3 bedroom ham# for no cash down and - - Payments Under the Farmers Ilume A t, C. BA, .5•g C Cl) :1F R US ic 0 8 6 R POule for only $16,003 I L 0 C 14 ' 018 - -- ' -- g p QL Ot desired rs$ 54900. Call REALTOR Julian Stestrn fo lrormSlhon, After Ptou c. i ni',, RL ARB0P LAKE.RONT, 2 b.drr4 IS nestled in tha tplj HOTES - At b flA g C. '..UII JLL'j,s,w 831.4039 Sanford't Sales L4 Y4*..r Multiple 1'sfng) or 628.2167 - REALTORS - — - -- best buys. Call R John Mero a describe thZ horn4 and After hours m 02 PINECREST—ALL RIG TENNIS BUFFS IT' AvsJAIavArI this nice City Park whh 121.50. For deol REALTOR-Associate. m ROflDA -.---- - Stenstri large, beautiful o n I - - --t CITY — LOVELY, COMb FURNISHED 2 BEDP( ministration Assistance Plan. - - - - SUNLAND — COMPARI as 'Is that you comp, bedroom,? bath for $ othrhomes ln this areq call REALTOR-Ass4 Antr, After hours 322 - H --- Ll j 2603 Pr.* Dr. Dm3737212 Need -- --:----.-- SANFORD REALTY Q .. -. SUNLAND—SHARPI mA describi thIs 3 bodr ShallOw well. lovely carpeting and newlr EsceIk'nI condition. $2 !2.7)%$ . .', •,-t - CITY—SPLIT 3 BEDRO in ported port edcondition, climate i.ontrol, flr,f dOtffd of other extrq Call REALTOR.Essg Afl?sro See . After p, Broker. 007 %. Commercial q_...... Ji m Hunt REALTOR L ! k. -- 775 --.. 2L 2 W. Garnett White iL4* • Now ° JOHN K RIDER, AUOC. L;:t 322 A&U Centralrkir)dVs MOSSIF MULTIPj.ELISTING REALTOR 322 ,1111,111 322 1111, 9l'S. French BROKE P Eve. 322-7311 327-1496 322-734 Homes, Lots and Acrea9e ; . * e * De(tonj - Commercial Properties 4• ,- 7. Pc?. Interest dIV GOOD CREDIT IS and beautiful?" NEED. NO MONEY I GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD 3 and 4 bedroom horT Neat bedroom home, small from panelkd IahiIy room, big trees in $23. 1C13 on Large wvooi yard. 9,500. pays all closing cost APEA'5 FINEST NEIGH conventional loans BOR HOOD This 3 bedroom Dellona 90,11.1#9 275' bath older home on 1 60 acres of 305 lfl 1336 land *l?h gorgeous tree-s. in the city, can be yours for ony 110.000 ST JOHN'S R down. Owner will hold 1st mor . tgage. $50,000. Call Margaret BROKERS Scott. REALTOR ASSOC. Eenlng The Time 373 5.45. Days: 3fl6I2 IPITERESTEDINACREAGE? 3 and ' a:rts nortpwest of Sanford, J._ Orly !1500 incluairs rijse and SANFORD.PAOLA.6aCI shed, Or orange grove. 1 BR. 2 I and '4 acres near Lake Harney A A. — OWNER. 3230)S7 inCludes 7 bejiucim home. 111.000. Terms. Call REALTOR Assoc. Vic JOHNNY WALM Gsthler. Ever.ing 3-7371. GENERAL CONTR "GOTTA Got" REAL ESTATE. About S mites east of post Office and 3224437 —3227111 — In the wide open spaces, a 3 bedroom, 7 bath Colonial brick Cailbart Real E: home. Only 7 years old. Recre? ion room tould be a fo'r!h 71 Hour Service beetoom. Open space for a gar Call m7IN den, thickens or horse?. You ___________ ______ REAl see this todayt A good deal TAF F ER atI3$.0Q0. Call Mildred5,,m,,,a, IIOOE,flthçpii or Evening 372-1*51. Stemper Realty 1- ___ --. StemperSez! "lSfl'( the S4NFORO AREA frIea 4 i .:E;3 2 bedroom, 1 bath, clef $13.5 -mo,. Pd. ACA REALTOR, 373 7750 - - SIM --_---v-2k - CA -- --c- - --- - ------------- --' 1 ¶ -.3 Close to Everything,. Yet Away From the 1tIiWWI I; HOMES OF DISTINCTION-Larg. Wooded Lots - Paved Streets • Siwar StreSt USIltz • Sidewalk, IdvIIwfldc2 S CIL I L. _____- --- Call for Appointment 322 -3103 — - - - --- ' - 00) '3 -"-.-- -.-4.- IT a �—- - .. _______________________________ ______ rr1 HB— Evening '•-j 4 i.*_. Herald Tuesday, Aug"$ I .p . __________ ._ .,. .,.- _-.-_ - — - - - ____ __e. B eatThéH ______________________________________________________________ 03 41 — — HousesforSale Housesf ___ -ii Village Real Estate I AL ro weekinas DEL TQNA (305164$ 4)31 4 _____ pliances Carpel Clean? ma R r ;ei, thi r-i icnqir 'r' StII 1 aU with a I (tI5s,4 Ad •, 1, 5uiteg3 The Gre, 112 2ol I or III 09$) and a ft.efldly visor will help you _______ J I KULP REsS4 407 W.lffl ________________ EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOO 322 2235 CharmIng 3 bedrooms,, 2 baths on iie c, ov flocking golf courSe Family room opn into 1330'screenedpoclWalI,owall carpet with slat, in foyer. Modern eat-In kItchen equipped Self 67$ 0000 ClPlifllflQ Ovrn, dishwasher, _________________ d'SPcsal and 510C by side LAKE MARY. cute refriger.tor.fre,Z, 135.000 oedrom, 2 bathe, kitchen. central hM OWNER ANXIOUS3 p, Junior College, $cho( bath, kith equipped, central 323-Ills neat, carpet, privacy Vence, $23,300. ala Beautiful 8edrom, 2 bath hOne IMMACULATE?5edm 1 bath, land. Outside cc famIly room. brijht cheery kit partIcall fifll5tied then, $11,500. take o'er Peymen? _________ EVEREST R — INC., REAL' __________ __I• _______ M.fl42P0&$42U,, HALL REALTY 16065 HWY. U REALTOR 2 bedroom, 1 bath. $15.3 trio., 9 pcI. ACR REALTOR. 373 7750 -- )n ** ** Deltond Stempersezi "Isn'TtPIeSANFORDAREA friendly and beautiful?' GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD Neat 2 bedroom home, small panelled falnuly room, big trees yard. $19,500. AREA'S FINEST NEIGH BORH000 . This 3 bedroom, I'i bath older home on 3.60 acres cf land witi gorgeous tree's, in the city, can be yours for only U0.000 down. Owner will PIokl 1st mor e 0.O. Ca" Mr'' Scott, REALTOR Auoc. EvenIng 4 I' 4 - 7 PC?. lntcresl GOOD CREDIT IS NEED NO MONEY I I 'nd 1 bedrocm hort baths priced from $2S,00 1 large woodi pa, all Closing cost conventional loanS Deltona, 901 709 221 ii 1334 323754. I JOHN'S R s• t,.%---, —CD m CD CD E' <CflCD — CDC) E The Time Tested1 Diys.3.j INTERESTEDINACREAGE? 3225434 3 arid I., acres nOrlhv,est cf Sp-ford. _ Only 115.000 ncLjd h(iJSC arid SANFORD PAOLA.6aci Vied. Or orange grove. 3 BR. 2 5 Lake Han'iey A. OWNER. inCludes 2 bedroom home. S1L000 _____________________ Teems. Call REALTOR Anoc. Vic JOHNNY WALS Glscti;er. Even"ig 322 7371. GENERAL CONTR "GOTTAG3!' REAL ESTATE. Abnt 3 mItes east of post otlice and 322 6437 —322-7111 — in the wide opt-n spaces, a 3 — — — bc'droom, 2 bath Colonial brick home. Only 7 years old. .tecreaticm room ouId b.i a fourTh 24 Hour Servlc. bedroom Open space for a got. Call 32'2 74t, den, chickens or horses. yOu ___________________ shoiIdseethIsfodaytAg,jdeal TAFFER REAl. at 133,000. Call MIldred Stemper at 1 o E. 2h , 322-4$1 or Evening n-in. 322 645.3 4 CD 0 00--c :3 r' (0- ti) Calibart Real E. Stemper Realty CestraIFIorim's MOSSIE C. BA MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 323-4991 )19S. French BROKEV Evc.332.7374 333)9 322751$ ------- Commercial Properties Homes, Lots and Acreage JOHN PRIDER, A5 CITY—SpLIT 3 BEDRO in perfect condition. t clite flre down of 04her ,xtr Call REALTOR.A Antit to tee. After W. Garneff White Brole,', 7 w. CommercIal Sanford. 332.TBI) Jim Hunt ReiIty REALTOR 37.2II$ After Hi —3fl,73i 372)991ind3fl.j SANFORD REALTY Stenstr •ReaIty I SUNLANSPt descrlb thIs 3 bedi V allow welt, Lo'sie!y carpeting and newly Exctll,nt condition. detail, call REALTO Rose Southward. After ...i ':'— - . I SUNLAND — COMPAR ask 'is that you coma bedroom, 2 bath for . hefPi0mesInthisar$ call REALTOR.As Antar, After hours 322, fofp& g :: .10 ANew H ouse? a new Maronda Item, in -s322i2I2 is new wifliffl ffii rai of the youn, wcrtHsg people Of the area; O$ wefl as :pts on a fixed Income, se. 'I4 din; f4i9liIhly to pvrch a new3 bd!o.,,, h-m for no cLsh dowri and red,.C.d m.ntt,I, payments under tP, Farmers Home Ad. ministration Ass'slanc, Plan CITY — LOVELY, COM FUFNISt4ED7 BEDRI house for only $16,000, best buyS. Call 15 ASWI*I. Jnlui M.ro I deiba this horn. and After hours 373 0 PINECREST_ALL RIG TENNIS BUFFS, IT ADVANTAGE I Owne thlsnlce3bedroorn,3b CIty 'ark wIth tenfl For cicta — 0 ___ __ After hours, mo 13. 1 r) L0CH ARB0R LAKEFROHT,2r l nestled in the tall C beautiful $04 n most desired resiØ 139,000. Call REALTOl f4rgc, IflIIROI1DA H 0111 ES Julian Stenstioqy fof information. After hoiA (Dr.. SSfltOfd'S5aIesi I _______________ RE AITORS 234 I i 'D a - — RI . I CO CD IJ) s ,il (l t '.----,, 'uo ' i a • ' k 'u , a,... -i L — ____ Ciose to vryfhn,. Yet Away From the 9dØwde HOMES OF DISTINCTION lit . 1. Street LIghts 0 SIdewalks I w1! domBs I TUW,251h5.ngord.FWI;., fJ -- ________- - Call for ApoIntrent 322 310_ — .. '------- - .-____.!_,___,_._ . - ,- .--- . - . - .-. . .- . -..=_t=.ip.r,,j4-i e !J •.--. -- —-' .. -. —i--.--: - - !_—- . -. - �- I -- 8 B— Evening Herald Houses(orS?(e 3. ei H 41 —_— 1 All with a Act r, The Herald C.iI 127 7611 or $31 9991 .nd a .ci v'or wit help Y OU Sanford, Florida 32771—Price .L zF?'w& . • .— - - 'ZZ ....._ LAKE MARY. cute bedrooms, 2 baths. kitchen, central fled Junior CoIieg,p,0 I REALTY I - 4 A Ordered By County - . -- -"'j - ;---_-- -. - - -- - fly CUItIS NELSON Iferald Staff Writer - OOL Del torn Stemper SezI 7 14 Pct. Interes GOOD CREDIT IS NEED. NO MONEY 3 and.' bedroom ho batht priced from 100 on large wood Pays all ciiing cost conventional loani DeIton, 901 755.275 173 1336 Neat 7 bedroom home. Small panelled fifflly room, big trees yOti 119.300. AREAS FINEST NEIGH BORHOOD This 3 bedroom, I'i bath older home on 3 acres of land with gorgeous frets, in thi city, can be yours for only 110.000 ST. JOHN'S R down Owner will hold ist mortgage. 350.000. Call Margaret BROKERS Scott, REALTOR Assoc. Evening i The Time 372 7S.14. Days: 377412 INTERESTED IN ACREAGE' Nights - 3775424 3 and '.a acres nrthne-st of Sanford I Only 115.000 inclucles rouse and SANFORD.PAOLA.0 Shed. Or orange grove. 3 BR, 2 I 1 and 1 4 acres near Lake Harney A. OWNER. 323 015' Includes ?bedroom home. 111.000. Terms. Call REALTOR Assoc. Vic JOHNNY WALl Gl$thJr Evening 377 7374. GENERAL ONTR "GOTTA GOV, REAL ESTATE, About Smiles east of post office and 226.4.S7-372.7111 In the wide open spaces, a 3 bedroom. 2 bath Colonial brick Calibart Real E home. Only 2 years old. Recreation room could be a fourth 21 Hour Servicg bedroom Open space for a gar. rail 3fl74 dee, chickens or hones. You Should see this today tA good d eal TAFFER REA t $35,000 Call Mildred Stempir at 1100 E 25th SI 3724991 or Evening 377•1959. . . , . - - - - r-'- - -- " t 322 144 Commercial -. and CITY—SPLIT 3 6EORO( In perfect condition. H cIIr,'te control, tTfe Garnett White Broker, 1*7W. Commercial dozens of other extra J im Hunt Realty REALTOR 3222118 After Mrs.-327 9784 372 3991 and 3fl 0640 — SANFORD REALTY Dav5322 7217 SUNLAND—Si4ARPI Th describe this 3 bedv Shallow well, lovely ccrpellnp and newly Excellent condition. $2 details call REALTOR Rose Southward After —. COMPARE you compi bitlroom,2 both for $1s om.r homes In this area call REALTOR.Astoi Artar. After hn'jrs 122-1 A New House? CITY LOVELY, COMP FURNISHED 2 BEDRO 'ouse for only $16,000. C best buys. Call RE AssocL.t• John Miro in describe thIs home and you. Atter hours 32302$. Plp4EcqEsT—Ai, PIGI- II,, o 9, For detail kEALTOR.AojaIi. Jot After flcijrs, 3220213. L 0 C Ii A q 80 P LAKEFRONT, 2 bedroon is nestled in the tall pit large, beautiful lot in IN — moist desired residentii $19,000. Call REALTOR I .Iuliar, S?enstrom for Information. After hours J j - - •. ' ', - -. - 'I'. ' ; - - " ": -- . , rj -, .- --- - - - ,- •, - - 4 - - - • - , \-- L_ — 322 2420 Afl S.an?or' Sales Your Multiple Listing Ag WEALTOkS — She yin Halts Hospital Notes And Interest itself this nice 3 bedroom,I oat CH — r City Park with tennis, HOMES 11V 831.4039 or 678-2161 • TENNIS BUFFS. IT'S 112111.500. - in we ADVANTAGEI Owner i (T1FIROI1DA "fi - '-.. a — Financing a Mar.nda Horn. ir. D'tena it now within the reach of the young wetting People 04 the area; IS well as the otdvr rilir on a fiiØ income. Sao, vs relaqding you r to pvr9ia a now 3 bedroom home for no cash down and reduced monthi, payments under The Farmers Home Act ministration At$ti7it, Plan - because he has recently gone through the lull bid process for truck and slip-on unit for the Midway Gindervihledepartment. Theequipment tobeordered will provide clop-gap 3ervlce until larger trucks can arrive for six areas without any equipment at present, Kaiser said, including: SR-46-Paola, the "buffer zone" between I.ongwood and Lake Mary areas south al ira •-. SUNLAtID ask 'Is that Need '.. tijct 1.404 2ac3 Park Dr to immediately purchase six trucks and five "slip on" punp tank units so that serviL-e can COfflIfleflCe Oct. 1. Kaiser said waiver of the bId policy because of the emergency ordinanc~! will iot - Call REALTOR.Ast Antar to see. After flout Sanford. 772 7fl1 o ontinuin • Realty Acreage W. A Seeking to ward off massie dangerthg life and limb, and opposition by the volunteer personal property. departmentE protesting the Fire Adniristrator Gary single tax district move, Kaiser "I'm wiffirig to take the drafting the ordinance. Comchance (on having the single Mission Chairman John Kaiser, whose plan for a single repeated pre%ious assurances tax district action thrown out in Kimbrcugh and Commissioner fire control district has been Umt local identity is a key to the the courts because the voters Greg Drummond were not protested by several of the plan, and will be preserved. smaller departments In anwere bypassed) in this par- present for the vote, The county will ta)' over WASHINGTON lAP) The loans—those not Insured by the the terms mean the average price of ticular instance," Hattaway Vihien later said he expected ticipatlon of an Aug. 28 mecttn 7' sing an,] administration, $10 ® cost of buying a home, part, u- government_lncreasej to cut' buying a new home has down and $241 a month in tt'ly. , said. his colleagues to adopt a 1.5 of fle t. 5iunty firemen's anti set .rainin st:inlarly Un crucial cost of borrow- per cent for new hornes in My increased from a purchase Vice thairman Dick Williams mill, $KOOO budget fcr the associaticn, praised the dards. In return, the volunteers The second report indicated nd Commissioner Sid Vthlen DepartlIlerit of Fire Protet.tlon cunuriissioner's action in not will receive massive equipment ing money, Is pushing dpward and 9 per cent for previously price of $6,iUU with $8,400 down interest rates would 'on'jnue to relentlessly, occupied homes. Jr. agreed, giving Marsee the for its irst year of full ser1ce ordering a referendum. and payments of $200 a month rise for home buyers probably and uniform supplies, and $64)O 1. Rising interest rates for home 11w higher interest rates. inhiarch 1973, when the current to 10 per cent or so over three votes necessary to begin operation, commencing Oct, I. This will let us provide a year corn!vmition, t-w sai(l the next buyers were reflected Tuesday higher prices and more restrie. surge started, to an average four months. In the government's decision to The shape Os UIUIgS w come — raise the maximum allowable I -resuis of UIC auction rate on federally Insured home of home loan commiL-nents loans to a record 9.5 per cent. reported by the government's The rate had been 9 per cent Federal National Mortgage Asfor just more than two mon ths. sociation, The increase was twice the The FNMA, known as Fannie government's usual quarter of Mae, conuilits perioda percentage point adjustment. ically to buying a certain numMeanwhile, the Senate Tuesber of mortgages over the next day approved a compromise four months, selecting from $11.3 bi llion housing and comBy JEAN PATTESON among the lenders who offer the county in as many ways as we mission's apparent rejection of m unity development bill that, Herald Staff Writer best return. can. We understand that few a hospital request for $193,000 among other things, au thorizes Fannie Mae said the latest people can sit down and write worth of tax support during the $86 billion In block grants for auction produced an average Public hospitals may nat out a cheek for the full amount 1974-75 fiscal year, as he had not urban renewal, model cities, yield of just over 10 per cent for accept notes for bills and may of their treatment on being been notified by the corm open spaces and other commuloans insured by the Federal not charge interest for late discharged," Smith corn- mission of such action. nity development programs payments, Atty. Gen. Robert mented. Housing Administration and It is - doubtful whether the ' over the next three years. Shevin said in an opinion Veteran's Administration, The Smith said the type of commission could legally turn The bill also Increases from Tuesday. average rates for conventional promissory note referred to by down the trustee request, said $45,000 to $55,000 the maximum loans was about the same. "At Seminole Memorial Shevin was in no way the same Hospital Atty. Gordon amount of mortgage loans that Hospital the 'note' we accept is as And at 10 per cent, that Seminole Memorial Frederick. federally char tered savings and means FHA-VA home buyers nothing more than what the Hospital's regular billing An 006 mill for hosp.thl loan associations can approve. patient signs on admission to system. and sellers would have to pay support has been tentatively set It also increases the ceilings for about 7.5 "points" to make up the hospital an agreement he Assistant administrator Reid in the county's proposed budget FHA-Insured and VA-guarthe difference between the 9 per is responsible for paying his Brodie added that the hospital for thp i'nming year. Thi!. in an teed loans or, rgk4naily cent in their loan agreement bill," said the county hospital's had never charged interest on effect, denies the hospital's lull homes from $33,000 to $45,000. controller Richard Smith. and the 10 per cent return the overdue bills although the request for financial support. The government's decision on 4 "When a lender probably would be patient Is subject had come up for The proposed 0.06 mill would th e hi gh er interest rate followdemanding. discharged, he sits down with discussion before the board of only fund the year's obligations ed two other government rethe hospital counselor to work trustees on several occasions. of about $47,775 on hospital In cold cash, the buyer would ports detailing record lnteiest out how his bill Is to he paid— have had to pay his maximum Brodie said persons who construction bonds. ra tes. permissible one point, or $300 by the week, by the month, and could not pay their bills ohThe $193,000 requested by the The first showed that the efSO on," Smith explained. "But viously had financial problems hospital would require a tax on a $30,000 loan, and the seller fective rate on co nventional these notes are not notarized or which would not be helped if Ievs- of about 0.22 mill. would have to forfeit 6.5 points, recorded in the county they had to pay interest on Hospital trustees has asked courthouse nor would a judge outstanding sills. for an additional $52,336 for accept them in court, At Tuesday's hospital plant improvements and $92,889 "We're a county tax- trustees' meeting, Chairman to cover a projected operating supported hospital and as such John Schirard Jr., had no deficit for the current fiscal are serving the people of this comment on the county cotn year. 9 Stenstr JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC. Al unprotected, and we are en Fire truck with 'slip on' pump tank unit Properties Homes, Lots attorney general's office for an opinion, but that in the meantime, "No one in Florida really knows whether a referendum is needed." Immediate action to set up the single district was urged b, Commissioner Mike Hattaway, w o r i s Cost Of Buying Home whobnotdo 1919S.French BROKER 22.754 Eve. 377 7311 Instead of cruising the St. Johns River, this paddle wheel pleasure boat ilea rotting Lu dry dock at the Seminole Port Authority. The merry laughter and gay music that once rang across her freshly scrubbed decks have given way to the sigh of the wind through her sunblistered superstructure RIVER QUEEN LIES ROTTING — MOSSIE C. BA MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR . — Stemper Realty 3271991 * Marsee said he has asked the - iitir1y tiiwi&.di,:t it&' for 30 per cent of the courl,, which, incrcdibly, has Ili; protection at present save that which other department3 might voluntarily provide," Kaiser said. In a related move, the .. Seminole County commissioners are moving towards aboll5hing individual fire districts ty authorizing creation of a single count)-wide fire distrieL Approximately 30 per cent of the unincorpor'ated areas of the county are currently without any fire protection service, The board set a Sept. 10 public hearing on an mergency ordinance it 'rectedbe drawn up over the tbjectlon, of County Atty Howard Marsee, who said he fears a referendum might be necessary to ratify the cctlo,. — Central Florida's District 7 $153 mo., 9 pt,. AJ REALTOR,373 77S0 7si*,., Pi!.%'Y 1797 tnire . 2 bedr00rn, 1 bath, de . _____— - ' 3231111 IMMACUL ATE- ..?beJm Ibath, famfly room, bright Cheery kit cI'ie, $1I3g• GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD - single 4W BautIfuj cotie Bedroom, 2 bath ho'i of land. Outside cot Partically finiShed take oy,r payment Mo. 1342', 1621,519 frien d ly Cents - 671 011011 $23,500. , --. INC., REAL' heat. carpet, privacy fenced. c,i'j 10 EVEREST R cleaning oven, dishwasher, dispos al 'a nct Slill by side refrigera tor freezer. $35,000 I and beautiful?- 14, 1974 372,1335 cutdesac, overlooking gait course Family room opens into 1$' x )OScreenecj pool. Wall to wail carpet with slate In foyer. Modern eat-in kitchen equipped will, tel, central Year, No. 305—Wednesday, August KULP PEA 1C7W.1t EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD. Charming 3 bedrooms, 2 bathe on OWNER ANXIOUS-3 bearoon, lo ll 66th Suite 703 The Gr REALTORS, Cassefb - Pf AL TO' SPRIh Hartman Rea fl( 1OQ(r "el SI'i HALL 11 'I: fleighborflod. Lart piiantes. Carpet Clean? DELTONAjJQ5A.')1 eqUipped, — Three bedrooms. WE AL I OR open weekenos bath, ki t chen "II (0 Housef ALTMONTE Village Real Estate 1 I --- Tuesday, Aucf Beat The 41 -- " 25151 ----r doom- oil Hiiackers Beat Trucker k- S -4 1 I I AT Zj, 4 ' -. HOMES OF DISTINCTION / GYSTRUCTcI Jim -. • - - - I f Idyflwllde Homos By - - ) Large Wooded Lots $ Paved Streets • Sewers S'reet Lights I Sidewalks - - - ' - - -- - -- - -- - - - - - - - °'• - - -- 41 Index - " - - dr - - - I - a I Thursday in the 'sew York City kit Orlando Last Wednesday I CLOUOY area but FBI agent-s told hini with the load of Concentrate. rive men were involved. FBI agents in New Haven, A 25-year-old Sanford truck Mrs. Dench said her husbsnd Conn., said Dench and the truck Weather Details Page 3A, driver Is in "satisfactory" said he cannot use his right leg were found In a rest area at condition today at II New and was brought to the Richmond, R.I., by a state London, Connhospital after telephone in a wheelchair by trW r being beaten about the head hospital nurses. chdbeeci; up in and body with a baseball bat by The hijackers apparently- truck's sleeper cub for at least hijackers. thought Dench was hauling a 30 hours, according to the Clock 4A A Lawrence Memorial trailer loaded with fresh meat National Freight spokesman. Ar'un(Ithe Bridg ell: Hospital spokesman said but discovered the load was The F BI entered the cam (:1endar James Dench, 2722 Ridgewood Florida orange juice eon- because it involves theft from oiiii HA Ave. Sanford, suffered a centrate. interstate ship ment , agents ('r-w oril Izzz concussion In the incident. A spokesman at Na tional said. No arrests have been Dear Abby 10.111 Mrs. Barbara Dench said her Freight's Lando office con- made In the case, an FBI Dr. Crane husband, a driver for National firmed that the truck line spokesman said today. Dr. Lthnb Freight Inc. l.f Vineland N.J., recently was awarded a conThe FBI said the concentrate Horoscope ---- ---told her by telephone Tuesday tract to haul meat in the New being hauled by Dench was Hospital that he saw only three men York area. sched uled for delivery to a Obituaries 5\ w hen he ssas attacked L irly \tr f n h sa id her husb'r d boston M4i I 8 1108 LLOYD City FAllor Close to Everything,, Yet Away From the Cr - r - . I . I " 211 W. 251h Sanford, Fin.ia I I 0 $ 07 11 for AppuintmeM 22-310 Cdl C) PURPLE - I ' i UE '4 BLOCKS MARINA Mar in a, Marina, how does your garden grow? one might paraphrase the old nursery rhyme. r t.ainly not with cockle shells or silver bells, but with water hyacinths all In * row, The purple blooming aquatk weeds, often called 'purple plague,' periodically choke Lake Monroe Harbor in Sanford are a major obstruction to traffic on the waterways In the area. As yet, no eomç'letely safe or ef. leetlu U thod has en fotuid to control lht hyacinths .. ftrm -t - - ---------------------------- _ -=- =_- ,- —S-'---- --_-- - -'- -: ---- - Ii.- -- —--.- - - - --- :i::- -'-- A - - - fS.-- ----------- -S- -j'.---S - -*-- --------------------- • -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 13, 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